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unique and when you see that, you know, that's his style. 04:07.836 --> 04:08.797 [UNKNOWN]: 100%. 04:08.857 --> 04:11.320 [UNKNOWN]: And he's catering to a demographic of people. 04:11.340 --> 04:13.262 [UNKNOWN]: He's not trying to cater to the whole entire world. 04:13.822 --> 04:19.388 [UNKNOWN]: His his his his content is down the way he communicates, is cater to his core audience. 04:20.248 --> 04:22.150 [UNKNOWN]: And that's the point for people to understand too. 04:23.251 --> 04:24.472 [UNKNOWN]: Who's your core audience? 04:25.373 --> 04:28.095 [UNKNOWN]: And hyper-focused on your core audience. 04:28.135 --> 04:32.138 [UNKNOWN]: I think that Derek does a great job of that And um, man, it was a great event. 04:32.158 --> 04:34.420 [UNKNOWN]: So shout out shout out to Derek once again. 04:34.440 --> 04:35.240 [UNKNOWN]: Shout out to our audience. 04:35.260 --> 04:35.581 [UNKNOWN]: Howdy donuts. 04:35.741 --> 04:36.061 [UNKNOWN]: Zodi. 04:36.561 --> 04:39.083 [UNKNOWN]: The whole team, man, definitely had a great time. 04:39.103 --> 04:39.704 [UNKNOWN]: New York Fashion Week. 04:39.724 --> 04:40.244 [UNKNOWN]: This was good. 04:40.565 --> 04:42.046 [UNKNOWN]: I didn't really, obviously, I didn't do too much. 04:42.406 --> 04:43.707 [UNKNOWN]: Went to the Jordan brand event. 04:43.787 --> 04:44.488 [UNKNOWN]: Shout out to Jordan. 04:44.868 --> 04:45.809 [UNKNOWN]: Shout out to Jordan brand. 04:46.609 --> 04:47.510 [UNKNOWN]: So look to you guys. 04:48.210 --> 04:50.232 [UNKNOWN]: But um, I didn't really do too much. 04:50.252 --> 04:51.273 [UNKNOWN]: You know, I feel like um, 04:52.720 --> 04:58.642 [UNKNOWN]: It's so much going on especially like when we in New York unless I know somebody and like I'm really going to support somebody. 04:59.903 --> 05:01.683 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, you know, like the Joe Biden, right? 05:01.703 --> 05:02.864 [UNKNOWN]: Shout out to Joe that's the home. 05:04.084 --> 05:13.587 [UNKNOWN]: But yeah, just to try to get into different, you know, everything like I feel like you got to be something that makes sense or I got to know I got to have a vested interest in this like yeah. 05:14.628 --> 05:20.970 [UNKNOWN]: You got to know when to use your brand and also to as you build in your brand, you don't want to be perceived as thirsty. 05:22.212 --> 05:22.993 [UNKNOWN]: That's another part. 05:23.013 --> 05:32.681 [UNKNOWN]: Like you can't be always in the mix of everything and also too, like if you get caught on in 4K, looking thirsty, trying to get into there. 05:34.883 --> 05:39.447 [UNKNOWN]: The random nod, the select, the pro case, pop up, shot through gets, I won't no smoke, I won't. 05:39.868 --> 05:41.949 [UNKNOWN]: No more retail smoke, I'll learn Apple. 05:43.174 --> 05:45.638 [UNKNOWN]: My Nike clip from Joe show going viral. 05:45.758 --> 05:49.282 [UNKNOWN]: I want no more smoke or no brands in 2026 and 2027. 05:49.322 --> 05:53.408 [UNKNOWN]: So, but yeah, you have to carry this up a certain way. 05:54.109 --> 05:54.970 [UNKNOWN]: No, 100% man. 05:58.142 --> 05:58.642 [UNKNOWN]: tomorrow. 05:59.142 --> 06:00.944 [UNKNOWN]: We got budget needs to 12 o'clock. 06:01.004 --> 06:03.726 [UNKNOWN]: Hey, shout out to Tiffany. 06:03.746 --> 06:05.387 [UNKNOWN]: That Tiffany here, one of the favorites. 06:05.708 --> 06:07.129 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, she got a break of that. 06:07.149 --> 06:15.716 [UNKNOWN]: She always won't give you the the war on cut as far as, you know, financial literacy and finances as a whole. 06:15.756 --> 06:18.378 [UNKNOWN]: So that's one of the other educational episodes here. 06:18.998 --> 06:22.203 [UNKNOWN]: Well, she's overcome a lot, you know, unfortunately, passing up her husband. 06:22.583 --> 06:23.565 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 06:23.825 --> 06:27.511 [UNKNOWN]: And that's something that nobody could have a plan for especially somebody that was young like that. 06:27.551 --> 06:33.419 [UNKNOWN]: So this is good to see her, you know, getting back into her, into her bag, because I know that. 06:33.560 --> 06:34.361 [UNKNOWN]: But it's me. 06:35.472 --> 06:50.718 [UNKNOWN]: I know every day is difficult, like, you know, I know it's not something that you just get over, but I know it's been a difficult road in your heart, but it's just good to see, you know, get in good spirits and just, you know, doing what she does best. 06:51.518 --> 06:57.801 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I love Tiffany, bless us to her family, her sister, amazing on the PR. 06:59.202 --> 07:02.183 [UNKNOWN]: If you have a brand or you want to be in front of the camera, 07:02.975 --> 07:03.976 [UNKNOWN]: you need to watch her. 07:04.036 --> 07:07.979 [UNKNOWN]: So like her, surf had a great time sitting on the pub with him. 07:08.339 --> 07:22.370 [UNKNOWN]: There are certain people when as soon as they get on the track, body season goes face killer cannabis back in the day, J on any feature, but you need to as soon as she begins talking, you know, you need to wrap that question. 07:22.390 --> 07:22.931 [UNKNOWN]: How are you doing? 07:23.813 --> 07:34.717 [UNKNOWN]: down a talk on points down, so from a brand architect standpoint, which is something I'm still trying to master, watch her for how she just commands the interview from the very beginner. 07:35.477 --> 07:36.678 [UNKNOWN]: Shoutout to our man. 07:37.078 --> 07:38.278 [UNKNOWN]: And we got a lot to talk about today. 07:38.298 --> 07:41.820 [UNKNOWN]: We got a lot of trending topics, a lot of serious topics, but let's get to it. 07:41.860 --> 07:42.360 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, we start. 07:42.380 --> 07:43.700 [UNKNOWN]: Let's start with just some late hard. 07:43.720 --> 07:45.321 [UNKNOWN]: Just I just thought about some random topics. 07:45.881 --> 07:47.682 [UNKNOWN]: just on my way here. 07:48.143 --> 07:49.143 [UNKNOWN]: And let's start. 07:49.163 --> 07:51.945 [UNKNOWN]: Let's have a New York section if we can. 07:52.165 --> 07:53.206 [UNKNOWN]: A few New York topics. 07:53.426 --> 07:56.829 [UNKNOWN]: And now some

real quick stock club prices are out in Cajabi for those of you a new. 07:56.849 --> 07:57.429 [UNKNOWN]: I appreciate you. 07:57.449 --> 07:58.090 [UNKNOWN]: And love you, dearly. 07:58.590 --> 08:02.032 [UNKNOWN]: Stock club prices for September, through October are posted in chat. 08:02.953 --> 08:04.034 [UNKNOWN]: I do more announcements later. 08:04.054 --> 08:06.095 [UNKNOWN]: But I want to start top of the show that they are there. 08:06.175 --> 08:12.860 [UNKNOWN]: And then a video will be dropping on Friday and stock clubs on back to my weekly drop series for stock club. 08:12.880 --> 08:13.481 [UNKNOWN]: All right, back to you. 08:13.501 --> 08:13.701 [UNKNOWN]: Let's get 08:16.282 --> 08:18.923 [UNKNOWN]: You know that's not as number one downloaded song. 08:19.004 --> 08:19.664 [UNKNOWN]: I didn't know that. 08:19.684 --> 08:44.455 [UNKNOWN]: I thought it would be if I wrote a world that was dope to see Yeah shout out to not Okay I thought I got two things to talk about the first thing is and this made me I was watching Shout out to text now, man the good folks to text now and shout out to aunts and uncles out of flat bush brookling It's a cafe lifestyle brand okay vegan vegan 08:45.402 --> 08:48.303 [UNKNOWN]: If you were in flatboard, you're broken on New York in general, we'll stop by. 08:49.863 --> 08:51.643 [UNKNOWN]: So we take a hat money for blackout. 08:51.943 --> 08:56.664 [UNKNOWN]: Now this is family, this is a shot to the fab, go support. 08:57.044 --> 09:07.846 [UNKNOWN]: So when we was talking to them, and they were saying that we talk about who has the best, what island in the Caribbean has the best food. 09:08.446 --> 09:13.527 [UNKNOWN]: The beautiful topic, he and I talk to and I thought about it. 09:15.714 --> 09:16.574 [UNKNOWN]: I have a top three. 09:16.875 --> 09:17.175 [UNKNOWN]: Okay. 09:17.395 --> 09:22.658 [UNKNOWN]: At number three, I'm going to put at number three. 09:23.598 --> 09:26.160 [UNKNOWN]: I'm going to put Trinidad. 09:26.560 --> 09:26.880 [UNKNOWN]: Okay. 09:27.580 --> 09:28.581 [UNKNOWN]: Trinidad is illegal. 09:28.701 --> 09:30.422 [UNKNOWN]: I'm going to put Trinidad at number three. 09:32.343 --> 09:33.584 [UNKNOWN]: Have you about a row T before? 09:36.034 --> 10:01.102 [UNKNOWN]: and wrote the legend there, yes, first time I had, I was like, oh no, fire, yeah, they wrote to legend, every, yes, the legend there, I did of course, you know, other, no, but in the inches of time, that's my favorite cuisine, okay, training there at the table, wrote to, yeah, I mean, eating rotis on my life, my mom put me on the wrote to you 30 years ago and 10:05.380 --> 10:05.700 [UNKNOWN]: A1. 10:07.400 --> 10:13.642 [UNKNOWN]: Number two, to me, okay, might be controversial. 10:14.142 --> 10:14.682 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, Lord. 10:14.782 --> 10:15.262 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's me. 10:15.282 --> 10:16.402 [UNKNOWN]: You're saying the last three months. 10:16.442 --> 10:16.743 [UNKNOWN]: Clear. 10:16.803 --> 10:17.203 [UNKNOWN]: I'm about there. 10:21.123 --> 10:22.184 [UNKNOWN]: I'm going to put you make it. 10:22.204 --> 10:22.764 [UNKNOWN]: I number two. 10:24.324 --> 10:26.325 [UNKNOWN]: Listen, okay. 10:26.345 --> 10:27.885 [UNKNOWN]: When I get to my list, you know. 10:29.765 --> 10:45.095 [UNKNOWN]: It's you away, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo yo, yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo 10:45.575 --> 10:56.545 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, I just want to hear who I do not, I do not support nor do I can don't this type of behavior, but continue, continue. 10:56.825 --> 10:59.527 [UNKNOWN]: T-Roy, I got you, they don't, don't, don't worry. 10:59.868 --> 11:04.632 [UNKNOWN]: Listen, Jamaica, they influence, they have, they have the largest influence, right? 11:04.852 --> 11:08.034 [UNKNOWN]: And they fool the influence, because it's something, you got, of course. 11:09.063 --> 11:13.024 [UNKNOWN]: to jerk the jerks section both jerk chicken. 11:13.044 --> 11:14.464 [UNKNOWN]: There's a lot of jerks out there about it. 11:14.484 --> 11:16.484 [UNKNOWN]: We'll see you all later. 11:16.724 --> 11:18.185 [UNKNOWN]: Bunch of jerks out there talking. 11:18.525 --> 11:19.185 [UNKNOWN]: That's the fact. 11:19.225 --> 11:22.326 [UNKNOWN]: Jerks chicken has become a thing, right? 11:22.546 --> 11:24.386 [UNKNOWN]: The jerk chicken thing has become a thing. 11:24.846 --> 11:25.206 [UNKNOWN]: Curry. 11:25.926 --> 11:26.686 [UNKNOWN]: Curry chicken. 11:27.026 --> 11:27.647 [UNKNOWN]: Curry fish. 11:27.787 --> 11:28.787 [UNKNOWN]: Curry curry goat. 11:29.207 --> 11:29.867 [UNKNOWN]: Curry goat. 11:29.927 --> 11:30.207 [UNKNOWN]: No, what? 11:30.267 --> 11:31.027 [UNKNOWN]: I used to eat goat. 11:31.587 --> 11:32.907 [UNKNOWN]: Go purchase fire too. 11:36.096 --> 11:36.656 [UNKNOWN]: Ox tales. 11:37.137 --> 11:54.385 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, but okay with it's gotten trouble for this with or without the s Is the octale or ox tales I think the pronounced How I Was with the s ox tail got you okay. 11:54.405 --> 12:02.650 [UNKNOWN]: I don't think I don't know if that's the right way or not But which you know black people who's put ass on everything at the end no beef patties 12:04.380 --> 12:06.141 [UNKNOWN]: What's your favorite Jamaican dish? 12:06.561 --> 12:07.521 [UNKNOWN]: Let me put you on a spot. 12:07.541 --> 12:08.821 [UNKNOWN]: What's your favorite Jamaican dish? 12:08.841 --> 12:09.522 [UNKNOWN]: Like curry fish. 12:09.542 --> 12:12.383 [UNKNOWN]: But if I'm gonna go

top three, T-Rioma cake, but I already have wrote it down. 12:12.823 --> 12:15.824 [UNKNOWN]: Janate, Jamaica, Numerano, for me, right? 12:17.484 --> 12:19.985 [UNKNOWN]: Treny that it was at two, so I'm glad you say that. 12:21.264 --> 12:25.386 [UNKNOWN]: a third I would have to think of, but Jamaica, I think has to be. 12:25.486 --> 12:27.046 [UNKNOWN]: I will, let me, let me, let me say my number one. 12:27.487 --> 12:28.267 [UNKNOWN]: Let me say my number one. 12:29.087 --> 12:33.049 [UNKNOWN]: Um, but once again, to make, oh, because you're a one, maybe my three. 12:33.369 --> 12:41.372 [UNKNOWN]: I had the best food ever, and I'll shine a parish in screechies. 12:41.432 --> 12:42.593 [UNKNOWN]: It's a spot called screechies. 12:42.613 --> 12:50.116 [UNKNOWN]: They made the all lobster popcorn lobster, you ever had that before? 12:50.136 --> 12:50.416 [UNKNOWN]: Yes. 12:52.125 --> 12:54.207 [UNKNOWN]: Chef's kids pop corn last year. 12:54.247 --> 12:56.329 [UNKNOWN]: He had the jerk jerk lobster. 12:57.450 --> 12:58.350 [UNKNOWN]: I never had the best. 12:58.370 --> 12:59.071 [UNKNOWN]: That's the best. 12:59.151 --> 13:00.552 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, that's the wall. 13:01.533 --> 13:01.813 [UNKNOWN]: Okay. 13:02.514 --> 13:02.774 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, man. 13:03.034 --> 13:04.316 [UNKNOWN]: I ate a lot of to make it full. 13:04.656 --> 13:05.196 [UNKNOWN]: So yeah. 13:05.497 --> 13:07.999 [UNKNOWN]: Jamaica could easily be number one. 13:08.299 --> 13:08.559 [UNKNOWN]: Okay. 13:09.380 --> 13:12.403 [UNKNOWN]: So you said, friend of that is three Jamaica's two. 13:12.803 --> 13:13.063 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 13:13.664 --> 13:14.264 [UNKNOWN]: Well, what's one? 13:17.827 --> 13:19.228 [UNKNOWN]: You know, I've been this vibe. 13:20.144 --> 13:49.532 [UNKNOWN]: So, a little controversial, but, man, the Dominican Republic, hello, you know, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, 13:50.790 --> 13:51.430 [UNKNOWN]: No, I haven't. 13:51.991 --> 13:55.193 [UNKNOWN]: Saying cultural is she to make the time. 13:57.514 --> 14:00.956 [UNKNOWN]: Saying cultural, essentially like a gum, but it's the Dominican stew. 14:01.417 --> 14:06.980 [UNKNOWN]: And they put, they put on vegetables and potatoes and different meats in there. 14:07.040 --> 14:08.521 [UNKNOWN]: I need to fit, I had the fish. 14:08.721 --> 14:11.623 [UNKNOWN]: I had just all fish and the vegetables and meat. 14:15.063 --> 14:20.949 [UNKNOWN]: y'all phenomenal, especially if you go there right off the beach and they're going there and catch the fish for you. 14:21.129 --> 14:23.532 [UNKNOWN]: You never had this before. 14:24.273 --> 14:26.255 [UNKNOWN]: I think it's my phone go. 14:26.295 --> 14:30.019 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, my phone go with the potatoes with the plantains. 14:30.039 --> 14:33.382 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, the fish, the meat y'all. 14:34.183 --> 14:34.463 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 14:36.089 --> 14:40.772 [UNKNOWN]: Like I said Jamaica has a higher assortment of things that most people are familiar with. 14:41.113 --> 14:41.813 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 14:41.973 --> 14:47.617 [UNKNOWN]: When I started going down this rabbit hole of the minicum Dominican food, yo, it's island boy. 14:48.778 --> 14:51.140 [UNKNOWN]: Yo, I think island boy. 14:54.055 --> 14:57.616 [UNKNOWN]: All right, now next week, we'll go have another island talk, but this week for sure. 14:57.656 --> 15:06.759 [UNKNOWN]: Jamaica, Trinidad, DR would be third, but the food, especially when you're there, and you can see the grandma cooking it up for a year. 15:06.779 --> 15:19.063 [UNKNOWN]: You know, I'm telling you, incredible, I'm telling you, go to an authentic Dominican spot, it's up there. 15:19.832 --> 15:20.372 [UNKNOWN]: It's up there. 15:20.772 --> 15:21.333 [UNKNOWN]: Underrated. 15:21.673 --> 15:22.733 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 15:22.893 --> 15:23.454 [UNKNOWN]: Underrated. 15:24.594 --> 15:25.495 [UNKNOWN]: Very underrated. 15:25.695 --> 15:25.935 [UNKNOWN]: Okay. 15:25.955 --> 15:30.437 [UNKNOWN]: That's my controversial statement for Caribbean food. 15:31.403 --> 15:38.169 [UNKNOWN]: Um, now tune in next week for when we have the other island talk that you really want to have and we really going to wake it up. 15:39.089 --> 15:39.710 [UNKNOWN]: We're a sweet sweet. 15:39.730 --> 15:41.151 [UNKNOWN]: We're going to do digital sweet. 15:41.531 --> 15:42.772 [UNKNOWN]: Next week for sure. 15:43.293 --> 15:45.214 [UNKNOWN]: Now as a nine native New Yorker. 15:46.495 --> 15:50.458 [UNKNOWN]: Off fashion what what are some great places to go to in New York to to network in. 15:52.460 --> 15:54.802 [UNKNOWN]: That are like hidden gems that people don't often talk about. 15:55.602 --> 15:57.344 [UNKNOWN]: To network to network. 15:57.364 --> 15:58.104 [UNKNOWN]: That's a good question. 15:58.144 --> 16:00.066 [UNKNOWN]: Network like business business network. 16:00.776 --> 16:01.777 [UNKNOWN]: Let's do a combination. 16:02.657 --> 16:04.458 [UNKNOWN]: We want to do both things, boy. 16:05.058 --> 16:10.960 [UNKNOWN]: So I want to let fight hands in the day and then collaborate at night. 16:12.501 --> 16:13.101 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, man. 16:14.422 --> 16:16.463 [UNKNOWN]: Um, okay. 16:17.663 --> 16:18.043 [UNKNOWN]: Okay. 16:18.443 --> 16:19.204 [UNKNOWN]: Let's add gems. 16:19.444 --> 16:20.424 [UNKNOWN]: It's a good network. 16:20.504 --> 16:26.967 [UNKNOWN]: It's a good network in place in New York, city since we're all on the New York topic. 16:29.796 --> 16:30.797 [UNKNOWN]: Let me think about this. 16:30.917 --> 16:32.057 [UNKNOWN]: That's how you come back to it. 16:32.077 --> 16:33.018 [UNKNOWN]: Let me think about this. 16:33.718 -->

16:35.960 [UNKNOWN]: Could I just feel like any way you can network with somebody? 16:36.160 --> 16:36.660 [UNKNOWN]: For sure. 16:36.880 --> 16:37.301 [UNKNOWN]: You can. 16:38.181 --> 16:39.002 [UNKNOWN]: It's just, you know. 16:40.185 --> 16:45.268 [UNKNOWN]: You got a map, when you in New York, you got a map out what part to the city you're going to go to. 16:45.288 --> 16:47.490 [UNKNOWN]: That's the other part is a nine native New Yorker. 16:48.050 --> 16:49.411 [UNKNOWN]: You got a map it out correctly. 16:49.451 --> 16:54.854 [UNKNOWN]: So like, if you downtown or financial, then you go to, like, you got a map it out correctly. 16:55.235 --> 17:03.320 [UNKNOWN]: So you can hit the spots alone in the way, but from my New Yorkers and in those you in Jersey, what are some of your favorite places to network and meet people with socializing you out there? 17:04.980 --> 17:06.140 [UNKNOWN]: I'll be back after that next week. 17:06.180 --> 17:10.002 [UNKNOWN]: So I'm gonna shed GPD, Rooka. 17:10.062 --> 17:17.724 [UNKNOWN]: He had GPD, and Troy said PR before DR and Anguila is in the convoy. 17:18.044 --> 17:22.766 [UNKNOWN]: Shout out before DR. Shout out to all my, we've got a conversation to have. 17:22.946 --> 17:29.688 [UNKNOWN]: Shout out to all my bodyquas, and in my lifetime, I've eaten a lot more Puerto Rican food than Dominican food. 17:30.049 --> 17:30.349 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 17:30.669 --> 17:33.130 [UNKNOWN]: And I could, no, no, but I could say, 17:35.325 --> 17:37.346 [UNKNOWN]: No, the Dominican food is better than Puerto Rican food. 17:37.986 --> 17:38.647 [UNKNOWN]: I can say that. 17:39.187 --> 17:42.248 [UNKNOWN]: Now, Cuban food you might have, you might have an argument with the Cuban food. 17:44.449 --> 17:45.069 [UNKNOWN]: Coffee, Joe. 17:47.651 --> 17:49.131 [UNKNOWN]: I feel like we've got to call a tier of squat. 17:49.391 --> 17:51.352 [UNKNOWN]: He had this conversation up there at the pot. 17:51.372 --> 17:53.293 [UNKNOWN]: Now, we've got to have the P.R. 17:53.333 --> 17:54.013 [UNKNOWN]: versus D.R. 17:54.074 --> 17:54.894 [UNKNOWN]: is a good combo. 17:56.967 --> 17:59.029 [UNKNOWN]: on both fronts and next week. 17:59.509 --> 18:01.011 [UNKNOWN]: Next week, I'm going to be smooth the game. 18:01.691 --> 18:02.512 [UNKNOWN]: Uh-huh. 18:02.532 --> 18:02.752 [UNKNOWN]: Uh-huh. 18:02.772 --> 18:03.373 [UNKNOWN]: Okay, you sure. 18:03.633 --> 18:04.894 [UNKNOWN]: It's time to come back on the show. 18:05.414 --> 18:06.675 [UNKNOWN]: I should be as weird as she. 18:07.116 --> 18:07.736 [UNKNOWN]: Uh-huh. 18:09.498 --> 18:12.260 [UNKNOWN]: Okay, the last, okay, now this is the fashion no go. 18:12.480 --> 18:14.221 [UNKNOWN]: Because I saw this thing on Instagram. 18:14.702 --> 18:15.503 [UNKNOWN]: Shocked how well. 18:15.943 --> 18:17.544 [UNKNOWN]: And I don't, uh-huh. 18:17.724 --> 18:18.765 [UNKNOWN]: Now I'm not going to show the clip. 18:18.785 --> 18:18.945 [UNKNOWN]: Okay. 18:18.985 --> 18:19.106 [UNKNOWN]: Okay. 18:19.126 --> 18:24.190 [UNKNOWN]: Show it, show it, show it, show it, show it, show it, show it, show it, let's show it, let's show it, let's show it, let's show it, 18:26.221 --> 18:33.107 [UNKNOWN]: Definitely, a lot of people ask why it's not like a, like, I guess a best out thing, me, J.R.R. 18:33.167 --> 18:35.909 [UNKNOWN]: or whatever it is, maybe a lot of people don't know. 18:36.049 --> 18:42.715 [UNKNOWN]: I don't, I really don't, I really don't rock the hell out, like that, I don't think you got no soul. 18:44.156 --> 18:44.757 [UNKNOWN]: Why you say that? 18:45.898 --> 18:47.559 [UNKNOWN]: We'll give you that perception. 18:49.733 --> 19:16.826 [UNKNOWN]: I thought so we do it we doing this video down town itself and it's called for no real audience and the nigga comes to the video with the Timberlands were one soul you know the constructors that got the one soul and I was like that's all I like but I was like fuck it and I was like that's how I came in man he can't go over the zero wing I was 19:19.782 --> 19:22.984 [UNKNOWN]: He showed, he's like several, he like, screenshots out of them shit. 19:23.044 --> 19:24.425 [UNKNOWN]: I was like, it was crazy in the video. 19:25.225 --> 19:38.172 [UNKNOWN]: But it made it worse, they could like, came through like a, some like, one hour, shout out to my African legacy, like a, do came through with like a garbage bag and put out a Mary jacket, gave it to her around. 19:39.053 --> 19:46.197 [UNKNOWN]: Look, I was like, you know what I was like, I got the deal on a Mary jacket, so shit, I was like, no, it's, 19:50.143 --> 20:13.575 [UNKNOWN]: I'm not, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not 20:19.425 --> 20:24.591 [UNKNOWN]: Okay, shout the 40 cow shout to hell bro 40 cow one of my favorites. 20:24.731 --> 20:26.333 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I'm a dip set for netting. 20:26.353 --> 20:32.079 [UNKNOWN]: So I'm a yeah, uncasa on cost of underrated On on I'm the dip set. 20:32.239 --> 20:33.881 [UNKNOWN]: I'm a dip set for netting. 20:33.901 --> 20:34.762 [UNKNOWN]: So yeah 20:41.443 --> 20:43.406 [UNKNOWN]: You know what I started not from Atlanta. 20:43.566 --> 20:45.789 [UNKNOWN]: Ooh, he came in, blazing. 20:45.809 --> 20:47.972 [UNKNOWN]: I love it, Atlanta, I don't know if it was that. 20:48.452 --> 20:52.878 [UNKNOWN]: When I saw the title, I was like, he's like, he don't have a soul. 20:53.339 --> 20:56.543 [UNKNOWN]: I was thinking it was like something spiritual, something something like that. 20:57.224 --> 20:59.587 [UNKNOWN]: But in typical Harlem

fashion, 21:01.177 --> 21:07.221 [UNKNOWN]: He, but you know what makes this clip so funny is because he tells it with a straight face. 21:07.261 --> 21:11.224 [UNKNOWN]: He's slow down and he didn't crack and it's like, okay. 21:11.244 --> 21:12.986 [UNKNOWN]: So this brings us to the fashion no-go. 21:13.066 --> 21:13.466 [UNKNOWN]: Okay. 21:13.646 --> 21:20.091 [UNKNOWN]: So let me actually as a non-native New Yorker, if I came around you with some bonus 21:30.273 --> 21:31.534 [UNKNOWN]: All right, growing up in Indiana. 21:31.554 --> 21:34.035 [UNKNOWN]: Was that a thing in Indiana the bonus? 21:34.095 --> 21:50.862 [UNKNOWN]: No, like if you wore Tim's lugs at a moment, I go a lot of Chicago Indiana for a listen for like one fun flex was promoting it and it and logs is supposed to be the new Emily for like one Christmas and DNA everybody was like, no, because it was still car heart 21:52.173 --> 21:58.561 [UNKNOWN]: Nintendo, but the thin terms, the doubt that was never a thing, so that was never a thing. 21:58.581 --> 22:08.293 [UNKNOWN]: So there's a few facts and like I said, I'm always interested to hear with different parts of the country because I growing up, if you ever got caught with timberland boots, 22:09.490 --> 22:35.737 [UNKNOWN]: with no so so what I mean by no so if you watch if you if you look at construction timberlands they have a dub they have a like a line like it's like a a little light on the first half then the second half is a little darker did there to different just look look at it and you'll see that I'm talking about then there's a version that has just one light thing there's no double if you and then there's the ones with no you 22:37.657 --> 22:40.399 [UNKNOWN]: Oh yeah, and it's one with no love on it at all. 22:40.439 --> 22:42.561 [UNKNOWN]: It's just it's just a staple. 22:45.103 --> 22:47.345 [UNKNOWN]: If you that's that's the outlet joints. 22:47.485 --> 22:58.553 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, you're you talking about You talking about bullying if you ever went to school with that you was going to have to leave school early. 22:58.873 --> 23:00.034 [UNKNOWN]: You were actually going to have to leave 23:06.684 --> 23:08.185 [UNKNOWN]: You're never making a mistake again. 23:08.745 --> 23:12.866 [UNKNOWN]: That's like What was the the polo association? 23:12.926 --> 23:29.089 [UNKNOWN]: One of our association is legend and then if you're like if you've brought my guy to something for Christmas Like you're great and you just didn't know And you can't go with a head to toe partner Oh, so Troy and Paul me the single soul is the are the ones we know less. 23:29.189 --> 23:32.290 [UNKNOWN]: I never had it So the same stone has no leather on top 23:32.670 --> 23:33.090 [UNKNOWN]: Gotcha. 23:33.371 --> 23:34.351 [UNKNOWN]: Follow association. 23:34.511 --> 23:35.092 [UNKNOWN]: That was yeah. 23:35.112 --> 23:35.752 [UNKNOWN]: All right. 23:35.852 --> 23:36.633 [UNKNOWN]: So that was a no go. 23:37.354 --> 23:46.841 [UNKNOWN]: Another super, super, super duper, no go was, um, um, Troy, what was he talking about? 23:47.341 --> 23:52.205 [UNKNOWN]: We, we, we, the Gore text, so, so this, see, Gore text out of ways. 23:52.285 --> 23:52.465 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 23:52.645 --> 23:52.845 [UNKNOWN]: No. 23:52.885 --> 23:54.046 [UNKNOWN]: And the Nike ACG. 23:54.206 --> 23:54.867 [UNKNOWN]: They had a look. 23:55.207 --> 23:55.608 [UNKNOWN]: They were trying. 23:55.628 --> 23:55.728 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 23:55.748 --> 23:55.848 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 23:55.868 --> 23:55.968 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 23:55.988 --> 23:56.228 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 23:56.973 --> 23:59.515 [UNKNOWN]: Gordon or Gore-Tex was everything. 23:59.555 --> 24:00.195 [UNKNOWN]: But there's different. 24:00.376 --> 24:07.261 [UNKNOWN]: So Gore-Tex, different tiers, no, so Gore-Tex is like a material of boot. 24:07.281 --> 24:16.487 [UNKNOWN]: The vast west Gore-Tex, you had the bare Gore-Tex, you had different companies that made Gore-Tex, but Gore-Tex cost a lot of money, especially back then, they were like $20, $20, $20 was like $500 now. 24:16.507 --> 24:18.429 [UNKNOWN]: So they started to come up with 24:24.368 --> 24:50.627 [UNKNOWN]: alternative non-core tech option materials yeah mountain gear you ever have mountain gear yes mountain gear see this a little tricky because there was so many people there were a lot of people wearing the mountain gear so too many people were wearing it for it to be like go home you got bully but if you knew you knew and I mean personally I never had mountain gear I only had the bear I had the bear 24:52.476 --> 24:55.679 [UNKNOWN]: But some people didn't have my own gear had a run, bro. 24:56.379 --> 25:01.104 [UNKNOWN]: Now the gear was knock offs and then it was the, 25:04.737 --> 25:14.764 [UNKNOWN]: Okay, we had the north face, north face, no, let's hit there. 25:15.404 --> 25:21.989 [UNKNOWN]: And the pendulum, okay, the bare minimum, you had the, the north face that came to your waist, the jacket north face. 25:22.029 --> 25:22.289 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 25:23.009 --> 25:24.791 [UNKNOWN]: I had the three-quarter north face. 25:24.871 --> 25:25.151 [UNKNOWN]: Okay. 25:25.431 --> 25:29.254 [UNKNOWN]: The three-quarter north face was not, that was, that was a hard one to get. 25:29.734 --> 25:31.135 [UNKNOWN]: Everybody didn't have the three-quarter north face. 25:34.535 --> 25:37.137 [UNKNOWN]: The three quarter, every black with the hood that comes off. 25:37.557 --> 25:43.160 [UNKNOWN]: I'm not about that with the hood that comes off and the yellow in black or the purple in black. 25:44.101 --> 25:45.222 [UNKNOWN]: Man, yeah, I don't know about that. 25:45.282 --> 25:52.146 [UNKNOWN]: And then a full length, but then they had the knock off the knock off version of that was on first down. 25:53.147 --> 25:54.127 [UNKNOWN]: I remember first down. 25:54.627 --> 26:02.612 [UNKNOWN]: I remember first down, it's South Pole, South Pole went crazy in the West 26:04.161 --> 26:04.901 [UNKNOWN]:

three years. 26:05.121 --> 26:10.542 [UNKNOWN]: Well, it was that 99, 2, maybe like 2,000 South Pole was crazy. 26:10.942 --> 26:12.683 [UNKNOWN]: All those brands made a lot of money. 26:12.763 --> 26:13.863 [UNKNOWN]: A lot of money in the store. 26:13.883 --> 26:17.044 [UNKNOWN]: Like you said, the looks, loves one crazy. 26:17.124 --> 26:18.084 [UNKNOWN]: All the knock-off. 26:18.104 --> 26:28.926 [UNKNOWN]: So even as a business model, hey, we laugh about it, but those businesses, because thing of North Face is that when you leave, for mountain climbers, the North Face of a mountain means something. 26:28.946 --> 26:29.526 [UNKNOWN]: So that's why. 26:29.866 --> 26:32.647 [UNKNOWN]: So dates back to the back of the day when the quality was higher. 26:33.442 --> 26:34.644 [UNKNOWN]: they said, I'm going to be in your face. 26:34.664 --> 26:37.169 [UNKNOWN]: We're going to be South Pole. 26:37.510 --> 26:39.273 [UNKNOWN]: And like you said, the Polo Association. 26:39.554 --> 26:39.794 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 26:41.116 --> 26:42.659 [UNKNOWN]: Um, Paco. 26:43.882 --> 26:44.823 [UNKNOWN]: Paco was crazy. 26:44.843 --> 26:45.024 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 26:46.594 --> 26:56.662 [UNKNOWN]: Janko, Janko was like for the Latin community, but it was like Poco a little bit. 26:56.682 --> 26:58.604 [UNKNOWN]: It was like a derivative of a Poco. 26:58.884 --> 26:59.765 [UNKNOWN]: I won't know. 27:00.265 --> 27:05.269 [UNKNOWN]: Retail smoke don't message me if you used to own the bread or you own the rights now. 27:05.449 --> 27:05.870 [UNKNOWN]: I'm cool. 27:16.358 --> 27:17.198 [UNKNOWN]: How to build it. 27:17.399 --> 27:19.900 [UNKNOWN]: I think it's like right before the George Washington bridge. 27:20.620 --> 27:33.086 [UNKNOWN]: No, this building these brands were making were hundreds of millions of dollars and that just goes to show you that's actually all so tie it into a business lesson one business strategy is to be a knock off brand. 27:33.106 --> 27:36.128 [UNKNOWN]: That's actually a business strategy to say, okay, I'm going to 27:36.948 --> 27:40.149 [UNKNOWN]: see who the elite person is or the elite brand is. 27:40.449 --> 27:52.694 [UNKNOWN]: And I'm going to be a cheap knockout version of that because there's always going to be people that want the elite brand, but are not going to pay for it can't pay for it, whatever don't access to it. 27:52.895 --> 27:58.637 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it may not to me is not my business model because I'm I'm an originator or greater. 28:00.100 --> 28:21.894 [UNKNOWN]: But it's a lot of, it's a lot of blue whales and blue coalesce around for sure it's a business strategy independent if you know who your demographic even for me when people do the whole Rephandles too much 10k is too pricey join me for 29 a month that's a version of that and there's advantages and disadvantages to it. 28:22.395 --> 28:27.158 [UNKNOWN]: So you may get a bulk of sales, but you may select wrong audience. 28:28.053 --> 28:29.194 [UNKNOWN]: Audience selection is case. 28:29.214 --> 28:36.119 [UNKNOWN]: So like, even if you have Ralph Lauren and then Polo association, distribution and margins may be thinness. 28:36.139 --> 28:38.221 [UNKNOWN]: So you have to figure out what those margins are going to be. 28:38.241 --> 28:40.923 [UNKNOWN]: But it is a strategy that a bunch of people try to do. 28:41.710 --> 28:47.492 [UNKNOWN]: Apollo Association was so crazy because at some point people thought Apollo Association was a part of Ralph Laurenne's brand. 28:47.532 --> 28:48.152 [UNKNOWN]: Yes, bro. 28:48.912 --> 28:50.313 [UNKNOWN]: Like, I beg you guys. 28:53.273 --> 28:55.014 [UNKNOWN]: And a lot of manufacturers run that brand. 28:55.034 --> 28:56.894 [UNKNOWN]: So I know it's been volatile to story back in the day. 28:56.914 --> 29:02.596 [UNKNOWN]: But the same people who was printing up his brand were printing off the knockoffs to send them to China. 29:03.916 --> 29:04.897 [UNKNOWN]: You gotta be careful. 29:05.037 --> 29:08.758 [UNKNOWN]: Even for me, when people were like, hey, I got an amazing operations person. 29:10.553 --> 29:14.775 [UNKNOWN]: All you got to do is let them get access to all your emails, your customer lists, and everything could job me. 29:16.236 --> 29:16.796 [UNKNOWN]: Know you're not. 29:18.697 --> 29:27.920 [UNKNOWN]: I know when people who have done that, especially if you outsourced overseas, and then all of a sudden you have derivative works and derivative products end up in other countries. 29:28.000 --> 29:29.641 [UNKNOWN]: And now they end up being sold over here. 29:30.061 --> 29:31.482 [UNKNOWN]: Protect your IP at all costs. 29:31.502 --> 29:39.465 [UNKNOWN]: You got to be, especially those customer lists, the logins to the bank account and the market and materials. 29:51.502 --> 29:57.346 [UNKNOWN]: I'm about to give, but even in business, even with my dad, my dad loves me dearly. 29:57.366 --> 29:58.166 [UNKNOWN]: I'm his first born. 29:58.446 --> 30:09.713 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know all my dad's business information and he don't know my, and the log hands and that's for trust, will and the state attorney sit to this show if you passed. 30:09.993 --> 30:15.937 [UNKNOWN]: Some of you are too loose with your IP and then things go awry and you wonder like damn, I can't believe this happened. 30:16.775 --> 30:18.556 [UNKNOWN]: If you give people a chance to rob you, they will. 30:18.997 --> 30:19.837 [UNKNOWN]: Don't, don't even do it. 30:20.518 --> 30:21.018 [UNKNOWN]: I don't do it. 30:21.278 --> 30:27.363 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, and that being said, if you are artists out there, you got some fire art DM me, you know. 30:27.943 --> 30:29.344 [UNKNOWN]: Me too, some honor for sure, as well. 30:29.885 --> 30:32.226 [UNKNOWN]: I'm looking for some art. 30:32.807 --> 30:36.309 [UNKNOWN]: So you know, I think we could definitely have a platform. 30:36.349 --> 30:43.575 [UNKNOWN]: I could let my platform to help you, you know, gain recognition for your art, and

maybe we could, you know, we could work some things out. 30:45.892 --> 31:03.461 [UNKNOWN]: And if you are to just come play to my end and for me, if you are to just come do the love activation in the house, art box, so I'm going to get in trouble, but it's for an attainment. 31:04.242 --> 31:04.862 [UNKNOWN]: Okay. 31:04.882 --> 31:12.426 [UNKNOWN]: I'm going to come install the art installation and hang on a wall like you said, sexy fish. 31:15.475 --> 31:24.662 [UNKNOWN]: I was swimming in the swimming pools 24 hours of the back to you for shot absolutely absolutely So yeah, DM me if you if you are as was on fire. 31:25.242 --> 31:37.051 [UNKNOWN]: I'm looking I'm currently looking for my art collection Tomorrow seven o'clock Troy's options class EYL University vitally important. 31:37.071 --> 31:39.513 [UNKNOWN]: We said this on Monday market Monday is that 31:40.185 --> 31:43.706 [UNKNOWN]: We have a three-year deal for EYL University. 31:43.766 --> 31:47.187 [UNKNOWN]: It's the last time we're going to offer a multi-year deal for EYL University. 31:47.687 --> 31:50.788 [UNKNOWN]: Three years, half off the price that it would be for one year. 31:50.948 --> 31:52.909 [UNKNOWN]: We carried over for three years. 31:53.429 --> 31:53.989 [UNKNOWN]: That's crazy. 31:54.890 --> 31:55.730 [UNKNOWN]: Thirty slots. 31:57.485 --> 31:59.706 [UNKNOWN]: and now is seven slots left. 31:59.726 --> 32:06.228 [UNKNOWN]: So that seven slots, seven slots left in the cohort this gives you access to three years. 32:06.668 --> 32:22.513 [UNKNOWN]: Not only just the choice options class, but my financial planning calls, the regional groups, the app, the home buyer's blueprint, there's so much in this ongoing, so ongoing, it's not a course, it's a community, it's a difference. 32:23.388 --> 32:44.877 [UNKNOWN]: EYL University dot com right now to take advantage of seven slots left seven slots left this is the moment this is the moment to take advantage of it and if you joined for the next three months I'm going to pick or I'm going to be giving four stocks and I'm going to give my prices and use my crystal ball to help you guys make even more money so power and partnerships so if you 32:46.257 --> 32:48.819 [UNKNOWN]: having joined Red Panda and you want some of that sauce. 32:49.339 --> 32:52.081 [UNKNOWN]: They got the internet on fire with the millionaires. 32:52.502 --> 32:56.284 [UNKNOWN]: I'll be dropping prices in for the next three months and also for Red Panda stock supply price. 32:56.304 --> 32:56.965 [UNKNOWN]: So you can drop it. 32:57.625 --> 33:01.528 [UNKNOWN]: But joining this deal today, and I agree, the multi-year bundle thing is over with. 33:01.989 --> 33:03.890 [UNKNOWN]: Sorry, I'm out of business for two years. 33:03.970 --> 33:04.891 [UNKNOWN]: No more bundles. 33:05.431 --> 33:08.333 [UNKNOWN]: So I agree, about 1,000 percent. 33:09.254 --> 33:09.894 [UNKNOWN]: There you go. 33:11.595 --> 33:13.417 [UNKNOWN]: Okay, so let's talk about 33:15.468 --> 33:21.191 [UNKNOWN]: Let me actually, okay, we got some pushback as usual, comment theme now. 33:21.351 --> 33:29.075 [UNKNOWN]: If 30 million is a unrealistic number to get to as a retirement number, what is a more reasonable number of people should aim for? 33:29.395 --> 33:35.338 [UNKNOWN]: Kudos to John Morgan, Kudos to myself, because that's what y'all this in 2020, but some people like, oh, you ought to touch? 33:35.599 --> 33:43.823 [UNKNOWN]: No, I'm just telling you the real number if you want to take care of you and your family, but what should be like the first goal because a million isn't it anymore? 33:44.537 --> 33:54.806 [UNKNOWN]: I think the first thing you should do is really sit down with your calculator and see what is what is realistic for you, right? 33:55.046 --> 34:00.891 [UNKNOWN]: You coming in being safe, wake it up, wake it up, let's black out, not white out. 34:03.533 --> 34:05.435 [UNKNOWN]: Because everybody's not what's going to be different. 34:06.100 --> 34:28.001 [UNKNOWN]: And everybody's path as far as was realistic because it really comes down to how much you go put away right because you could you could you could say okay If I put this into this I can expect this later return how much money can I put away But you've only put away which you can afford to put away So Death Rally say Okay, I imagine I'll be the bad guy 34:30.437 --> 34:32.679 [UNKNOWN]: Let's say your bills are $3600 a month, right? 34:37.821 --> 34:41.603 [UNKNOWN]: Get out of your calculator, multiply that times 360. 34:41.643 --> 34:47.626 [UNKNOWN]: This is just a simple calculation to be able to take care of you in yours for 30 years as 1.296. 34:48.107 --> 34:53.710 [UNKNOWN]: If your life doesn't adjust, the truth is with inflation, with the clarity act not being passed. 34:53.730 --> 34:57.752 [UNKNOWN]: With the Dario saying he doesn't want to IPO any more, more inflation is coming. 34:57.812 --> 35:04.276 [UNKNOWN]: That's the GDP is higher than everything is becoming a luxury experience from cancers to 35:06.817 --> 35:11.960 [UNKNOWN]: There's not going to be any more cheap anything, any more we haven't talked about the horse meat being shipped from our Argentina. 35:12.781 --> 35:15.523 [UNKNOWN]: But even food quality is an issue. 35:15.603 --> 35:23.548 [UNKNOWN]: So a quick calculation take your current bills, times 360 months, 30 years to factor in for all of your needs. 35:23.708 --> 35:24.909 [UNKNOWN]: That is your retirement number. 35:26.192 --> 35:35.820 [UNKNOWN]: Most people, if you're living in the major metro city and you ever child, your costs are higher than 3600 and it's important to know the math of where you want to get to. 35:36.221 --> 35:42.346 [UNKNOWN]: But easy, we're not easy, but the first goal I think most people should aim for is probably five and a half. 35:43.487 --> 35:48.871 [UNKNOWN]: The number still 27 and something you're like, well, I can live off too forever. 35:49.091 -->

35:49.592 [UNKNOWN]: And that or no. 35:51.468 --> 35:53.429 [UNKNOWN]: Then why you got so much bullshit in your closet now? 35:54.110 --> 35:57.712 [UNKNOWN]: Tell me I got $14,000 a person and don't have $14,000 in stocks. 35:58.472 --> 36:01.494 [UNKNOWN]: And you're going about that $3,000 iPhone duo. 36:02.214 --> 36:02.874 [UNKNOWN]: Which I love? 36:06.416 --> 36:08.298 [UNKNOWN]: But don't have $3,000 an Apple stock. 36:09.558 --> 36:10.859 [UNKNOWN]: That's okay. 36:10.879 --> 36:11.960 [UNKNOWN]: You got to make your choices. 36:12.340 --> 36:15.121 [UNKNOWN]: You got to make your choices, you know. 36:15.201 --> 36:16.862 [UNKNOWN]: And all the time, let's do this. 36:16.902 --> 36:17.723 [UNKNOWN]: Let's talk about, 36:19.247 --> 36:23.114 [UNKNOWN]: Okay, can we show this clip about the Saudi Arabia who take rebel situation? 36:23.654 --> 36:23.915 [UNKNOWN]: Yes. 36:24.776 --> 36:25.457 [UNKNOWN]: The show is clearly. 36:26.219 --> 36:28.302 [UNKNOWN]: Yemen's war has just become everyone's problem. 36:28.943 --> 36:31.247 [UNKNOWN]: Saudi Arabia's oil empire is being physically choked to death. 36:32.113 --> 36:37.636 [UNKNOWN]: While the media is distracted by diplomacy, Iran's proxy force is just executed or rapid, military offensive. 36:38.136 --> 36:40.157 [UNKNOWN]: That officially redraws the map of global energy. 36:40.637 --> 36:42.618 [UNKNOWN]: The global police have intentionally disconnected the line. 36:43.199 --> 36:45.100 [UNKNOWN]: The United States is standing back and watching it burn. 36:45.800 --> 36:49.742 [UNKNOWN]: While the media wonders why Washington has suddenly gone silent, they are missing the brutal truth. 36:50.563 --> 36:52.283 [UNKNOWN]: The White House engineered this silence on purpose. 36:53.004 --> 36:53.564 [UNKNOWN]: Look at the map. 36:54.264 --> 36:57.106 [UNKNOWN]: Iran has pulled off a masterclass in asymmetric strangulation. 36:57.746 --> 37:00.448 [UNKNOWN]: To the east, Iran has paralysed the straight of Homoos. 37:01.297 --> 37:10.106 [UNKNOWN]: the west, Iran's healthy proxies just launched a devastating coastal offensive in Yemen, seizing the port of Mocha and Perim Island in the Babel Mandib strait. 37:11.007 --> 37:17.374 [UNKNOWN]: When Saudi Arabia tried to use its 1200-kilometer east-west pipeline to bypass the crisis, drone strikes force that offline too. 37:18.234 --> 37:19.816 [UNKNOWN]: Saudi crude is effectively landlocked. 37:20.737 --> 37:23.280 [UNKNOWN]: This isn't about Yemen, it is about global leverage. 37:24.429 --> 37:31.594 [UNKNOWN]: Perimilance sits directly in the Bob Almandab Strait, an narrow 29-kilometer waterway that handles roughly 7% of the entire planet's petrolium supply. 37:32.695 --> 37:36.317 [UNKNOWN]: By seizing this territory, a run-aligned force is just achieved something terrifying. 37:36.998 --> 37:42.902 [UNKNOWN]: They now possess the physical capability to threaten both the Strait of Hormuz and the Bob Almandab Strait simultaneously. 37:44.207 --> 37:51.113 [UNKNOWN]: Realt sounded the alarm, and every single ally abandoned them, Pakistan completely refused to deploy troops under the new Mecca defense alliance. 37:51.854 --> 37:58.260 [UNKNOWN]: Washington and London explicitly ruled out direct military strikes, telling MBS that Yemen would work out fine and deadly. 37:59.060 --> 38:03.464 [UNKNOWN]: Push to the brink of collapse, completely cornered, and abandoned by Washington and the Muslim World. 38:04.005 --> 38:08.189 [UNKNOWN]: Crown Prince Mohamed bin Salman, just made a desperate shadow channel pivot. 38:08.749 --> 38:15.752 [UNKNOWN]: According to breaking reports, MBS has bypassed diplomatic protocol and indirectly approached the state of Israel via US Central Command. 38:16.272 --> 38:19.853 [UNKNOWN]: Desperately requesting Israeli intelligence assistance to survive the Houthi on slow. 38:20.473 --> 38:28.416 [UNKNOWN]: The undisputed leader of the Sunni Islamic world is so trapped by the Iranian access that it is quietly outsourcing its survival to a nation it legally refuses to recognize. 38:29.276 --> 38:32.818 [UNKNOWN]: Ideologies are for the masses, survival is the only currency of the state. 38:33.653 --> 38:37.217 [UNKNOWN]: Why is the global superpower refusing to act as the world's oil police? 38:37.237 --> 38:38.378 [UNKNOWN]: Real politics is unforgiving. 38:38.758 --> 38:41.541 [UNKNOWN]: First, the Pentagon's missile magazines are critically depleted. 38:42.202 --> 38:47.688 [UNKNOWN]: They refuse to waste $2 million paid to interceptors on $50,000 who detones when they need to fold munitions for China. 38:48.288 --> 38:53.934 [UNKNOWN]: Second, by deliberately withdrawing the American security blanket, Washington forces Saudi Arabia to cross the ultimate geopolitical threshold. 38:54.635 --> 38:57.896 [UNKNOWN]: So rendering it sovereignty to an irreversible security pact with Israel. 38:57.936 --> 39:00.157 [UNKNOWN]: U.S. gets its Middle East security architecture built for free. 39:00.577 --> 39:04.498 [UNKNOWN]: American energy firms replace stranded Gulf oil in Europe and Saudi Arabia pays the price in blood. 39:05.558 --> 39:06.418 [UNKNOWN]: Welcome to the Unsplug. 39:08.539 --> 39:09.379 [UNKNOWN]: Okay, thank you. 39:10.019 --> 39:12.820 [UNKNOWN]: We have to always talk about geopolitics for sure. 39:13.220 --> 39:15.901 [UNKNOWN]: Because everything that happens in the world affects us is Americans. 39:16.201 --> 39:17.621 [UNKNOWN]: Or it soon will affect us. 39:18.282 --> 39:21.502 [UNKNOWN]: Okay, you saw this, this is a whole thing. 39:23.853 --> 39:34.376 [UNKNOWN]: this situation is is, um, kind of spiraling out of control and it all comes down to a very bad decision of the United States going into IRA. 39:34.596 --> 39:37.377 [UNKNOWN]: This is going to go down to his, they said this was the last two weeks. 39:37.957 --> 39:39.237 [UNKNOWN]: It's been six months. 39:39.277 --> 39:42.358 [UNKNOWN]: It's two hundred days and it's

no, it's no side of it stopping in time. 39:42.378 --> 39:46.899 [UNKNOWN]: So, and they only getting stronger and who these, they've been back by Iran. 39:46.979 --> 39:51.521 [UNKNOWN]: So now that Iran has positions on both sides of the Arabian Peninsula as far as the 39:54.034 --> 40:03.376 [UNKNOWN]: oil, vitally important resource to the survival of every citizen in the world is a man. 40:03.436 --> 40:09.777 [UNKNOWN]: This is this, once again, this is what happens when you don't fully understand the geopolitical system. 40:10.197 --> 40:18.278 [UNKNOWN]: I really think that George, I mean that Donald Trump, Donald Trump, thought this was Venezuela. 40:23.105 --> 40:28.248 [UNKNOWN]: I really think that he thought this was Venezuela, I think that he was given false information incorrect information. 40:28.909 --> 40:31.170 [UNKNOWN]: He was kind of, you know, Lord into this. 40:31.570 --> 40:32.871 [UNKNOWN]: He thought this is going to be a situation. 40:32.891 --> 40:33.812 [UNKNOWN]: He could just bomb them. 40:34.192 --> 40:43.458 [UNKNOWN]: He could bomb my ran, and in two weeks he could have a new government in place, and that new government would be very friendly to America. 40:43.878 --> 40:46.060 [UNKNOWN]: He'd be able to take oil, just like he did in Venezuela. 40:46.100 --> 40:47.140 [UNKNOWN]: It worked in Venezuela. 40:47.420 --> 40:48.941 [UNKNOWN]: They worked inside, got allegedly. 40:50.435 --> 40:51.695 [UNKNOWN]: And that's the interest there. 40:52.095 --> 41:02.197 [UNKNOWN]: They have to realize though that Iran that temperament for us and how they feel about the West is dramatically different and there's more pride there. 41:02.777 --> 41:15.540 [UNKNOWN]: That is not pride in most of the world's islands, but there's allegedly an inside guy and even with one victory you can get baited into a war against an opponent who you think you can be easily. 41:15.720 --> 41:17.480 [UNKNOWN]: This like Buster Douglas, Biji, politically. 41:18.607 --> 41:36.371 [UNKNOWN]: And the thing about it too is that sometimes the amount of money that you have doesn't matter we like this and be it now and it's still true to this day and the who these they've been they've been given how for a long time they remember they don't want that on stop the ships the first time 41:46.990 --> 42:06.475 [UNKNOWN]: Allegedly even America is not really supporting Saudi Arabia the way they thought that they would support them Because they're like I let's see how this plays out this actually might work in our favor because now if we could get better terms on even our deal So even your friends Man, may align with your enemy 42:08.968 --> 42:10.249 [UNKNOWN]: check on your friends sometimes. 42:10.689 --> 42:13.091 [UNKNOWN]: You got your check on your friends sometimes. 42:13.492 --> 42:27.082 [UNKNOWN]: Especially if your friend has a history of doing well shit because now and it's crazy because allegedly now Saudi has no way to turn and they're going to

Israel for help. 42:30.028 --> 42:34.090 [UNKNOWN]: back to your shot, but it's just like, allegedly, allegedly. 42:34.430 --> 42:35.070 [UNKNOWN]: Allegedly. 42:35.170 --> 42:44.355 [UNKNOWN]: So it's a very interesting turn of events that a domino effect starts with, it survives the war in our end. 42:44.895 --> 42:47.396 [UNKNOWN]: And sometimes it's a, we call it butterfly effect. 42:48.581 --> 42:52.463 [UNKNOWN]: Sometimes you don't know what one thing how it's going to affect other things. 42:52.663 --> 42:58.486 [UNKNOWN]: For sure, you start with one thing and then the straight-a-heart moves gets shut down. 42:58.567 --> 43:00.107 [UNKNOWN]: That messes up the whole entire world. 43:00.708 --> 43:06.331 [UNKNOWN]: Now it goes to Yemen and it empowers the Yemen rebels against Saudi Arabia. 43:06.911 --> 43:08.772 [UNKNOWN]: That shuts down the other waterway. 43:09.753 --> 43:13.675 [UNKNOWN]: That puts Saudis or you empire as stakes. 43:15.112 --> 43:25.443 [UNKNOWN]: they stop investing as much here and that causes a drawback in the stock market that a lot of people don't want to talk about, but that is happening reverberating effects on our market. 43:27.986 --> 43:33.812 [UNKNOWN]: Man, you can't go buy a man's recent horror with some be a software startup named like hey, can we get funding? 43:33.953 --> 43:35.114 [UNKNOWN]: It's no, it's over with. 43:37.865 --> 43:39.626 [UNKNOWN]: And there's no way out of it, too. 43:39.646 --> 43:44.790 [UNKNOWN]: That's the thing, because, okay, only way out of it right now is just to say pack up our bags and leave. 43:45.130 --> 43:46.691 [UNKNOWN]: That's going to be an embarrassing defeat. 43:47.431 --> 43:53.175 [UNKNOWN]: And a nightmare as far as he are as concerned because it's going to be like, we lost the war. 43:54.096 --> 43:57.278 [UNKNOWN]: So now you've got to stand it, but there's no win in sight. 43:57.478 --> 43:58.619 [UNKNOWN]: You already, you killed the leader. 43:59.972 --> 44:01.092 [UNKNOWN]: And again, it's like anything. 44:01.592 --> 44:06.914 [UNKNOWN]: Yes, every regime is different and it's a great lesson in business war and in regular war. 44:07.594 --> 44:10.175 [UNKNOWN]: You cannot take for granted any enemy that you face. 44:10.735 --> 44:15.637 [UNKNOWN]: Because some of them are going to lure you into a war and fight in a way that you're not prepared to. 44:16.457 --> 44:17.637 [UNKNOWN]: Do we have military might? 44:17.937 --> 44:27.100 [UNKNOWN]: Absolutely, but they're fighting a difference to the chief war while we are on the verge of economic recession. 44:28.450 --> 44:29.971 [UNKNOWN]: that's why they won't say that. 44:30.071 --> 44:34.573 [UNKNOWN]: That's why they keep engineering and certain companies to go up. 44:34.633 --> 44:35.473 [UNKNOWN]: So you have to be mindful. 44:35.493 --> 44:42.697 [UNKNOWN]: And then, of course, of oil, like I said, if it hits that 117 mark, it's going to start to have a big impact on the economy. 44:42.717 --> 44:45.218 [UNKNOWN]: And that kind of me, I was telling it's just last night. 44:45.238 --> 44:50.781 [UNKNOWN]: Like, outside of New Jersey and New York, a lot of American cities are slower than ever. 44:52.025 --> 45:01.393 [UNKNOWN]: You guys may not feel it, but when I was a Houston city, LA things are not thriving how they were five or six years ago. 45:02.273 --> 45:03.735 [UNKNOWN]: It's been gross mismanagement. 45:04.055 --> 45:05.436 [UNKNOWN]: We see it in the retail sector. 45:05.796 --> 45:06.897 [UNKNOWN]: People don't have the money. 45:06.977 --> 45:19.768 [UNKNOWN]: I know I've been belaboring the point on Nike, but overall in retail that entire space, people are spending less and then the international brands, which have received some help from some other countries, are doing well. 45:20.892 --> 45:22.233 [UNKNOWN]: That's a scary game. 45:22.753 --> 45:26.776 [UNKNOWN]: All right, this is a tricky game, but in every war, you can't take anybody to Fagrandon. 45:27.436 --> 45:28.477 [UNKNOWN]: Come and take anybody to Fagrandon. 45:28.937 --> 45:36.642 [UNKNOWN]: You can't take anybody to Fagrandon and I will also say that for, you know, to military experts online in the comments. 45:37.462 --> 45:41.204 [UNKNOWN]: Because early when I was saying that this was a bad idea, and I don't know if that's just mine. 45:41.264 --> 45:43.946 [UNKNOWN]: God, I have no clue, you got your stupid stocks. 45:44.666 --> 45:45.727 [UNKNOWN]: Tell me about your stock, yeah. 45:45.967 --> 45:47.448 [UNKNOWN]: So we spent $100, $150 million a day. 45:51.780 --> 45:52.221 [UNKNOWN]: every day. 45:52.801 --> 45:53.121 [UNKNOWN]: Yes. 45:53.921 --> 45:55.983 [UNKNOWN]: For six months and there's no endless insight. 45:56.443 --> 45:57.443 [UNKNOWN]: And what help we got for that? 45:57.703 --> 45:59.524 [UNKNOWN]: We've got in the straight of our most shut down. 45:59.544 --> 46:01.105 [UNKNOWN]: We're about to get the red sea shut down. 46:01.365 --> 46:03.126 [UNKNOWN]: We've got an oil crisis in the Middle East. 46:03.506 --> 46:06.448 [UNKNOWN]: We got Saudi Arabia going to war with the the Houthis. 46:07.848 --> 46:12.551 [UNKNOWN]: This was a and the regime in Iran is still in tech. 46:13.972 --> 46:14.712 [UNKNOWN]: Nothing has changed. 46:16.021 --> 46:21.046 [UNKNOWN]: And he's $1.7 trillion in debt that we have to service and have rates go up. 46:21.806 --> 46:22.167 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, wow. 46:22.207 --> 46:23.408 [UNKNOWN]: We're on a brink of collapse. 46:24.249 --> 46:32.977 [UNKNOWN]: We're spending a billion dollars a day to lose, which is the value of an video in this quarter. 46:35.799 --> 46:39.723 [UNKNOWN]: So for the military online experts in the comments. 46:41.530 --> 46:43.491 [UNKNOWN]: I think this is not working out in our favor. 46:43.771 --> 46:46.992 [UNKNOWN]: No, it hasn't gone well, it hasn't gone well. 46:47.452 --> 46:54.334 [UNKNOWN]: And it tells you how bad the economy is if we have to go attack other countries to

take our resources to take their resources to make up for our deficits. 46:54.914 --> 46:56.315 [UNKNOWN]: But we didn't even have to attack it. 46:57.315 --> 47:00.656 [UNKNOWN]: It was illivised, because we're not going to get the resources. 47:03.660 --> 47:11.763 [UNKNOWN]: On the 25-year anniversary of 9-11, that's a rabbit hole we can go down, but we want that enough documentaries and books on that. 47:11.803 --> 47:20.567 [UNKNOWN]: We have been misguided in a lot of these wars, and they have not gone in our favor, particularly financially. 47:21.067 --> 47:21.947 [UNKNOWN]: They've cost a lot. 47:22.047 --> 47:26.949 [UNKNOWN]: You can say that the downfall of America came post 9-11, financially. 47:30.110 --> 47:34.213 [UNKNOWN]: Back a little more, this is a very big news topic. 47:34.293 --> 47:35.634 [UNKNOWN]: It's been trending all over the news. 47:36.335 --> 47:38.076 [UNKNOWN]: So Ed Sheraton. 47:39.353 --> 47:42.935 [UNKNOWN]: Um, Ed sharing local global superstar. 47:43.496 --> 47:45.837 [UNKNOWN]: He has an arena tour going on. 47:45.857 --> 47:47.198 [UNKNOWN]: He's going around the world. 47:47.258 --> 47:53.621 [UNKNOWN]: Different different stadiums in America and Macla more was his opening act on the tour. 47:54.222 --> 47:55.702 [UNKNOWN]: And back a little more has this song. 47:55.722 --> 47:58.624 [UNKNOWN]: He's been very vocal about his support for Palestinian and Gaza. 47:59.204 --> 48:01.326 [UNKNOWN]: But he has a song, I guess, in support of that. 48:01.886 --> 48:05.008 [UNKNOWN]: And he plays the song at the beginning of his set, right during his set. 48:05.868 --> 48:07.969 [UNKNOWN]: And he says free Palestine. 48:09.230 --> 48:38.257 [UNKNOWN]: that got people's attention and it became something that became a story within and so Robert Craft who is the owner of the Patriots the Patriots, but also the owner of Jolette's stadium that's important because not every owner of a sports team is the owner of the stadium also but like Jerry Jones owns the Cowboys and he owns the stadium but so Robert Craft owns the stadium and he owns the Patriots 48:39.540 --> 48:43.083 [UNKNOWN]: amongst other things. 48:43.103 --> 49:02.657 [UNKNOWN]: He told Ed to drop Macklemore from the tour or he would not be able to perform at Jelac Stadium and he would call his other friends that own stadiums and encourage them like ball not to let him perform either. 49:03.417 --> 49:06.340 [UNKNOWN]: So, Facebook is a difficult situation. 49:07.555 --> 49:07.995 [UNKNOWN]: difficult. 49:08.756 --> 49:09.736 [UNKNOWN]: Well, that's what we're going to talk about. 49:09.956 --> 49:11.998 [UNKNOWN]: So, Ad, drop Macklemore. 49:12.898 --> 49:19.862 [UNKNOWN]: And Macklemore comes out with this lengthy Instagram post and explains the whole situation caused Robert Kraft out everything. 49:20.902 --> 49:23.584 [UNKNOWN]: Then he gets a bunch of support. 49:24.164 --> 49:27.346 [UNKNOWN]: Robert Kraft actually comes back in response to that. 49:27.826 --> 49:28.086 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 49:28.166 --> 49:28.626 [UNKNOWN]: That's that. 49:28.686 --> 49:29.247 [UNKNOWN]: He calls him. 49:29.287 --> 49:33.649 [UNKNOWN]: He said he had a history of being anti-Semitic and he didn't feel comfortable and that is it up. 49:34.620 --> 49:41.005 [UNKNOWN]: Then at Sheraton, Ed, Sharon, Sharon gets a bunch of backlash. 49:41.525 --> 49:45.548 [UNKNOWN]: Everybody that's opening the whole band quit, not a whole band quit. 49:45.708 --> 49:46.048 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 49:46.489 --> 49:51.532 [UNKNOWN]: For STEM to come back with a statement and said, look, I'm not a political person. 49:51.572 --> 49:52.753 [UNKNOWN]: I don't take sides politically. 49:53.233 --> 49:53.494 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 49:54.634 --> 49:58.277 [UNKNOWN]: So now you just got a bunch of, so this, this in two days. 49:58.857 --> 50:01.019 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, and it turns your whole life around. 50:01.398 --> 50:04.680 [UNKNOWN]: It turned out that when I was me and Troy was having this conversation, I told them look. 50:05.877 --> 50:11.558 [UNKNOWN]: This really puts it in a difficult spot because the tour goes on, but nobody knew that was having a tour. 50:11.658 --> 50:15.879 [UNKNOWN]: Obviously, people knew he's telling the stadium, but I'm just saying, it was no controversy. 50:15.919 --> 50:18.720 [UNKNOWN]: It's a smooth, he's telling now he's making money. 50:18.760 --> 50:19.280 [UNKNOWN]: It's not. 50:19.800 --> 50:24.681 [UNKNOWN]: Every single tour stock that he goes to is going to be a bunch of protestors outside the tour. 50:25.261 --> 50:26.661 [UNKNOWN]: The media is going to be covering it. 50:27.561 --> 50:35.343 [UNKNOWN]: This host, he's not even going to be able to get through his tour without having, it's going to be a media frenzy, it's going, it's going to be a circus for the rest of the 50:36.604 --> 50:44.616 [UNKNOWN]: Okay, but the first thing the first part of this is, as a friend, Ed Sheraton and Macklemore friends. 50:44.916 --> 50:46.258 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, they've been friends for 15 years. 50:47.803 --> 50:55.609 [UNKNOWN]: Okay, as a friend if you were if you were a what would in that situation given in dynamics, but what would you have done? 50:55.950 --> 50:56.971 [UNKNOWN]: I'm standing with my friend. 50:57.611 --> 51:02.175 [UNKNOWN]: You got insurance. 51:02.315 --> 51:03.816 [UNKNOWN]: This is all the part two like okay. 51:04.217 --> 51:07.119 [UNKNOWN]: I get that you can lose a bunch of money, but you're lucky. 51:08.040 --> 51:10.602 [UNKNOWN]: If you get seven or eight good friends in a lifetime. 51:12.269 --> 51:14.990 [UNKNOWN]: I'm sure there's public pressure around things. 51:15.150 --> 51:17.832 [UNKNOWN]: I get that part, but you're gonna lose the friend. 51:18.192 --> 51:20.033 [UNKNOWN]: You already are well to do. 51:20.733 --> 51:26.075 [UNKNOWN]: It was sucked to, let's say he's gonna make 1.5 to 4 million for every tour stop. 51:26.636 --> 51:30.137 [UNKNOWN]: It hurts not to receive

that wire, but it's gonna hurt more to lose the friendship. 51:31.278 --> 51:33.599 [UNKNOWN]: And now look at the backlash. 51:33.719 --> 51:35.840 [UNKNOWN]: I think if you don't take a stand for something, 51:36.925 --> 51:49.369 [UNKNOWN]: and you don't have the support of your family and friends, people are going to manipulate you because regardless of what's going to happen, too many times, artists and creative cater to what someone wants, who's never going to be different. 51:50.109 --> 51:51.850 [UNKNOWN]: He's never going to talk to rapper craft anyway. 51:52.270 --> 51:57.412 [UNKNOWN]: So what does it cost you to lose a 15-year friend, which is talking to that industry? 51:58.212 --> 52:01.573 [UNKNOWN]: to then have to then lose your band and double back. 52:01.593 --> 52:03.913 [UNKNOWN]: And like you said, now you have a PR crisis. 52:04.534 --> 52:07.534 [UNKNOWN]: Our crisis management team doesn't even want to touch the subject. 52:08.234 --> 52:16.076 [UNKNOWN]: And you were loved in the Dorned Singer, who now has smut on his name that you won't be able to get off for the next 10 to 15 years. 52:16.556 --> 52:19.317 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, a lot of people don't like him now. 52:19.637 --> 52:21.818 [UNKNOWN]: And you know it, the not controversial person. 52:21.998 --> 52:22.258 [UNKNOWN]: Yep. 52:23.698 --> 52:24.478 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, no, I agree. 52:24.538 --> 52:25.819 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, only the only thing, 52:28.902 --> 52:37.733 [UNKNOWN]: with if he's like really really not what if he really really really is somebody that is apolitical 52:38.706 --> 52:40.628 [UNKNOWN]: And I don't even want to say because this isn't even a political issue. 52:40.648 --> 52:41.609 [UNKNOWN]: It was a human rights issue, right? 52:41.629 --> 52:46.212 [UNKNOWN]: But what if it's easy to say and like I just, I just really don't want to touch this issue. 52:47.013 --> 52:50.116 [UNKNOWN]: And you put me, you as my friend, I gave you an opportunity. 52:50.456 --> 52:51.977 [UNKNOWN]: He gave Mackle more an opportunity, right? 52:51.997 --> 52:53.799 [UNKNOWN]: Because he didn't have to put Mackle more as open in that. 52:53.979 --> 52:55.220 [UNKNOWN]: He could have put anybody as open in that. 52:55.641 --> 52:56.541 [UNKNOWN]: I've given you an opportunity. 52:56.561 --> 52:58.263 [UNKNOWN]: You're going to be making a lot of money. 52:58.443 --> 52:59.143 [UNKNOWN]: You're going around. 52:59.184 --> 52:59.784 [UNKNOWN]: You traveling. 53:00.164 --> 53:03.727 [UNKNOWN]: But if it's not a lot of money, why would you even put me in this situation? 53:04.640 --> 53:07.523 [UNKNOWN]: to even, why couldn't you just do your show? 53:08.043 --> 53:09.205 [UNKNOWN]: It's not your toy. 53:09.585 --> 53:13.529 [UNKNOWN]: You could put together a toy, not an arena toy, but you, Mac will more got, he got a lot of fans. 53:13.949 --> 53:14.190 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 53:14.430 --> 53:24.360 [UNKNOWN]: On Mac, the toy that Mac Lamor is headlining, why would he say like, look bro, this is my toy, I would appreciate if you just keep it calm when you do your tour, 53:25.193 --> 53:33.876 [UNKNOWN]: then you could wave the flag, you could do everything that you want, but you put in me in awkward situation because this isn't something that I can't, this is not something that I championed. 53:34.276 --> 53:40.459 [UNKNOWN]: So now you forcing me to become a champion for an issue that I don't change, I've never championed. 53:40.519 --> 53:42.059 [UNKNOWN]: He like he's never championed it before. 53:44.040 --> 53:46.681 [UNKNOWN]: I agree, but A, what if he's not paying a well? 53:46.781 --> 53:51.583 [UNKNOWN]: And if you're my friend, I would think you know my stance, so when I came on and 53:53.496 --> 53:57.859 [UNKNOWN]: I'm not surprised at whatever relationships we had at Apple, they kind of sourd. 53:58.480 --> 54:02.283 [UNKNOWN]: Well, that that that that that is the best of key here if they. 54:03.143 --> 54:11.850 [UNKNOWN]: All right, before the toy starts, if Maclin more goes to him and says, look, bro, just to let you know, and this is my song and this is my step. 54:11.930 --> 54:17.054 [UNKNOWN]: I'm a dude is I'm going to this I'm going to stay my political stand on this. 54:18.252 --> 54:24.834 [UNKNOWN]: If he said that to him and Ed said, okay, no problem, bro, they would you want and then switched up on him. 54:25.254 --> 54:27.794 [UNKNOWN]: That's, that's okay, because this wasn't the first night of the tour. 54:27.814 --> 54:30.075 [UNKNOWN]: Wasn't got, that's foul. 54:30.095 --> 54:31.155 [UNKNOWN]: You got sound check. 54:31.575 --> 54:32.696 [UNKNOWN]: You got rehearsals. 54:33.016 --> 54:34.136 [UNKNOWN]: You got run a show. 54:34.456 --> 54:36.277 [UNKNOWN]: You got live nation, a whomever. 54:36.617 --> 54:38.617 [UNKNOWN]: You got the Gillette fucking, everybody. 54:38.637 --> 54:40.378 [UNKNOWN]: You know, you know what's happening. 54:40.398 --> 54:41.878 [UNKNOWN]: So don't play both sides. 54:42.947 --> 55:05.647 [UNKNOWN]: Don't play both like you wanted to play when he's advocating for this I'm apolitical nobody's apolitical The truth is when you're a superstar everybody has a stance on everything you just calculate the risk of what is going to be if you say it So he's playing both sides and saying well, I'm letting him say it at my show so you can play that but I won't say anything so I can keep the brand deals no 55:06.781 --> 55:11.202 [UNKNOWN]: No, you got to have a stance and for a lot of artists, it doesn't need to survive because he's good. 55:11.863 --> 55:16.824 [UNKNOWN]: But for a lot of artists in this new era, people want to know what you actually think and feel. 55:17.524 --> 55:22.266 [UNKNOWN]: That fake shot that you used to do 10 and 20 years prior, nobody's buying it. 55:23.766 --> 55:24.086 [UNKNOWN]: Sorry. 55:24.706 --> 55:26.007 [UNKNOWN]: So now you're ban left. 55:26.027 --> 55:27.047 [UNKNOWN]: Now you got to get another bad. 55:28.823 -->

55:32.426 [UNKNOWN]: Now you've got to answer the hard questions people want to know anyway. 55:33.027 --> 55:35.149 [UNKNOWN]: When you plan, that's the one thing about me. 55:35.909 --> 55:38.792 [UNKNOWN]: Whether you like me or not, you know why I stand on every subject. 55:40.093 --> 55:41.114 [UNKNOWN]: Don't play in the middle. 55:41.574 --> 55:53.245 [UNKNOWN]: The days of doing that and even on the PR side, you have to find ways to be firm and what you believe and not hide it and not ruin your career at the same time. 55:54.422 --> 56:12.132 [UNKNOWN]: but they're just being in the middle of every political uh... what was my man jelly row he tried to do that i don't know enough about trump and did it you know where you're from and who you're associated to i like him as artists but when you say why i don't have enough information was been nine more fucking months what's your thoughts 56:14.371 --> 56:29.627 [UNKNOWN]: There's been nine fucking months of non-stop Twitter and thread feeds about everything on our ran and Gaza and Black Lives Matter and vote in raids and now you now he's saying I'm gonna give you 5,000 if you vote for a puppy jelly roll with your fucking dogs 56:31.639 --> 56:33.080 [UNKNOWN]: That's the other part of building the brand. 56:33.620 --> 56:34.641 [UNKNOWN]: You can't be fake. 56:35.182 --> 56:36.963 [UNKNOWN]: But what if you feel like you don't have to answer? 56:37.583 --> 56:43.067 [UNKNOWN]: Like what if you feel like I'm a select, like Charles Barkley, his famous thing is, I'm not a role model. 56:43.207 --> 56:44.228 [UNKNOWN]: I'm a basketball player, right? 56:44.468 --> 56:51.033 [UNKNOWN]: What if you really feel, you really feel like yo, I'm not educated on these topics. 56:51.633 --> 56:54.575 [UNKNOWN]: It's not my job to be educated on these topics. 56:54.995 --> 56:57.077 [UNKNOWN]: It's not my job to take political stance. 57:02.437 --> 57:09.659 [UNKNOWN]: I'm not educated on voting rights, but I know when they said no one will still off the back of the boat, and he drowned. 57:09.699 --> 57:13.820 [UNKNOWN]: That was utter bullshit, because whereas his body parts, when they went to the medical examiner. 57:17.241 --> 57:27.384 [UNKNOWN]: Come on, like, I'm not a drill expert, but when we get to the Q50 conversation and the dirt conversation, we're all people and this is the other part. 57:29.263 --> 57:34.146 [UNKNOWN]: If you want freedom and you don't speak out about injustice, how long do you think you'll be for it? 57:34.686 --> 57:36.467 [UNKNOWN]: Well, it's gonna another thing, right? 57:36.487 --> 57:38.928 [UNKNOWN]: When you look at the, let's say the black celebrity, right? 57:40.389 --> 57:43.211 [UNKNOWN]: Most mega black celebrities don't take political stances. 57:43.851 --> 57:45.712 [UNKNOWN]: And not in front of the things they do behind the scenes. 57:48.153 --> 57:50.795 [UNKNOWN]: Okay, well, it openly, openly, openly, openly. 57:50.895 --> 57:54.597 [UNKNOWN]: This is not, this is the era of Muhammad Ali. 57:54.877 --> 57:55.818 [UNKNOWN]: I got to get a boy credit. 57:58.420 --> 58:01.001 [UNKNOWN]: Kendrick the Lamar you got to give him credit. 58:01.321 --> 58:05.222 [UNKNOWN]: He does what he makes a stance. 58:05.322 --> 58:11.844 [UNKNOWN]: No What stance was the entity making all black rights racism? 58:11.904 --> 58:20.387 [UNKNOWN]: This issue that we talk like Is that making it known or is that singing about it in this so which I'm not like I'm Kendrick fan. 58:20.427 --> 58:21.247 [UNKNOWN]: I'm a Ken? 58:21.567 --> 58:25.169 [UNKNOWN]: We love Luke's fan, but I'm just saying Kendrick is not an outspoken person. 58:25.189 --> 58:25.829 [UNKNOWN]: He never talks 58:26.558 --> 58:27.138 [UNKNOWN]: He never talks. 58:27.318 --> 58:32.541 [UNKNOWN]: He might say something in in in his song, but if that's a that's a way to do it. 58:32.661 --> 58:37.543 [UNKNOWN]: It is it is it is this is one for it's a form for sure. 58:37.563 --> 58:46.706 [UNKNOWN]: What I'm saying is that previously we had the biggest stars in the world made it a point to take political stance publicly. 58:47.067 --> 58:48.207 [UNKNOWN]: Like I said, Muhammad Ali. 58:48.447 --> 58:48.727 [UNKNOWN]: Yes. 58:49.748 --> 58:50.408 [UNKNOWN]: Jim Brown. 58:50.728 --> 58:52.269 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 58:52.489 --> 58:54.430 [UNKNOWN]: Two packs of four two packs of core. 58:56.321 --> 58:57.182 [UNKNOWN]: Marvin Gaye. 58:57.462 --> 58:58.743 [UNKNOWN]: Yes, even Michael Jackson. 58:58.763 --> 58:59.483 [UNKNOWN]: You got to give Michael. 58:59.723 --> 59:00.624 [UNKNOWN]: Michael Jackson. 59:00.664 --> 59:01.124 [UNKNOWN]: He was on. 59:01.144 --> 59:01.424 [UNKNOWN]: Yep. 59:02.845 --> 59:03.186 [UNKNOWN]: Prince. 59:03.686 --> 59:03.946 [UNKNOWN]: Mm-hmm. 59:05.647 --> 59:06.908 [UNKNOWN]: We don't see that anymore. 59:07.889 --> 59:08.889 [UNKNOWN]: Those days are over with. 59:10.591 --> 59:13.713 [UNKNOWN]: I fear of retribution and death. 59:14.013 --> 59:17.195 [UNKNOWN]: Or is it in fear of don't don't mess up the bag? 59:18.383 --> 59:26.507 [UNKNOWN]: retribution and death because first it is two ways to kill a person you can kill them and let them still be breathing That's one way and then the other way is okay. 59:26.527 --> 59:35.352 [UNKNOWN]: We just gonna completely take you out Yeah Let's clear put in chat what you guys think about the macomo situation. 59:35.372 --> 59:45.197 [UNKNOWN]: Would you would you could get friend off tour It keeps the show must go but but you can't play okay like the show was go on and for a tour that sauce 59:46.524 --> 59:48.225 [UNKNOWN]: I can only imagine how many means they had. 59:49.346 --> 59:52.748 [UNKNOWN]: But you got a sound check, your friends, you're going through the set list. 59:53.669 --> 59:57.131 [UNKNOWN]: You may not know every song he's going to do, but you know what he's opening up with. 59:57.991 --> 01:00:03.775 [UNKNOWN]: Because you're getting a gauge for house

interacting with the audience to see if you're messing up the vibe and to flow off the show. 01:00:05.736 --> 01:00:10.039 [UNKNOWN]: Now this is night one and correct me if I'm wrong, if it was night one I would have a different stance. 01:00:10.500 --> 01:00:14.142 [UNKNOWN]: But if you like this run for a couple of dates and now you're a fake outrage that he did it. 01:00:15.736 --> 01:00:16.836 [UNKNOWN]: But I don't play both sides. 01:00:17.797 --> 01:00:18.157 [UNKNOWN]: Come on. 01:00:19.177 --> 01:00:29.341 [UNKNOWN]: That'd be like if I went on tour with like a won't want it alone for public and boys who like wanted a proud boys and then like at day three, I'm like, can't believe they see it but I want black people. 01:00:30.841 --> 01:00:31.862 [UNKNOWN]: Right. 01:00:31.902 --> 01:00:32.882 [UNKNOWN]: You know what you're doing. 01:00:33.482 --> 01:00:34.363 [UNKNOWN]: But I hope you recover. 01:00:34.383 --> 01:00:36.843 [UNKNOWN]: I hope you recover. 01:00:38.104 --> 01:00:41.625 [UNKNOWN]: Just be firm in what you believe in and align with those. 01:00:42.345 --> 01:00:43.826 [UNKNOWN]: Because at one point you got to address it. 01:00:44.750 --> 01:00:46.371 [UNKNOWN]: Can we play the clip from Omar Johnson? 01:00:47.312 --> 01:00:59.642 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, they don't face the same challenges that you and I make so using celebrity business persons as your only or as your primary business models 01:01:02.472 --> 01:01:04.193 [UNKNOWN]: It's a little short-sighted art. 01:01:04.413 --> 01:01:07.574 [UNKNOWN]: If you follow where I'm coming from, it's a little short-sighted. 01:01:07.654 --> 01:01:10.195 [UNKNOWN]: This is what I would like to see earned your leisure consider. 01:01:10.735 --> 01:01:20.619 [UNKNOWN]: It's their business, I can't tell them what to do, but this is what I would love for them to consider from a black psychology, from a business psychology perspective art. 01:01:21.119 --> 01:01:23.300 [UNKNOWN]: I want them to involve financial literacy. 01:01:23.900 --> 01:01:27.681 [UNKNOWN]: Now, I did hear Brother Rashad say that this is not a black financial literacy conference. 01:01:27.741 --> 01:01:29.642 [UNKNOWN]: I understand that, but guess what? 01:01:30.362 --> 01:01:38.044 [UNKNOWN]: You need to include financial literacy because as far as I'm concerned, and I'm somebody who has taken business courses are. 01:01:38.745 --> 01:01:46.447 [UNKNOWN]: Okay, as far as I'm concerned, if you have a black business conference and you don't have any black financial literacy there, it's not a black business conference. 01:01:46.907 --> 01:01:54.309 [UNKNOWN]: You can't assume everybody comes in the door with the same level of knowledge and education and background on running a business. 01:01:54.569 --> 01:01:57.330 [UNKNOWN]: So what they should do are, is maybe in the morning, 01:01:59.671 --> 01:02:08.213 [UNKNOWN]: If for everybody registered for Invest Fest, for the first hour or two, there's multiple concurrent workshops on financial literacy. 01:02:08.834 --> 01:02:13.735 [UNKNOWN]: We got five 100 room halls for financial literacy. 01:02:13.795 --> 01:02:19.096 [UNKNOWN]: If you are registered for Invest Fest, come and get your financial literacy in the morning right after breakfast, right? 01:02:19.196 --> 01:02:19.797 [UNKNOWN]: I would do that. 01:02:20.337 --> 01:02:22.517 [UNKNOWN]: This is okay. 01:02:22.677 --> 01:02:23.318 [UNKNOWN]: Let's play the clip. 01:02:24.998 --> 01:02:25.418 [UNKNOWN]: Okay. 01:02:29.573 --> 01:02:30.453 [UNKNOWN]: art, you know, I love you. 01:02:31.314 --> 01:02:35.456 [UNKNOWN]: I think this thing could have been correct, but we all love Dr. Umar. 01:02:36.536 --> 01:02:39.858 [UNKNOWN]: But when I saw this, I'm like, I hope we'll shine and see this. 01:02:41.858 --> 01:02:45.520 [UNKNOWN]: And then you text me, man, I was like, oh my god. 01:02:46.180 --> 01:02:50.362 [UNKNOWN]: So I know you're in good spirits, but I have to actually. 01:02:50.662 --> 01:02:55.224 [UNKNOWN]: What did you think about our dear brothers, who is the inspiration? 01:02:56.225 --> 01:02:56.705 [UNKNOWN]: That's all. 01:02:58.532 --> 01:02:59.433 [UNKNOWN]: What were the thoughts on that? 01:02:59.493 --> 01:03:01.716 [UNKNOWN]: It's a little deductible, man. 01:03:01.756 --> 01:03:05.079 [UNKNOWN]: Continue to push pan African narrative. 01:03:05.100 --> 01:03:05.740 [UNKNOWN]: That's important. 01:03:05.840 --> 01:03:08.263 [UNKNOWN]: The information is important. 01:03:08.523 --> 01:03:10.866 [UNKNOWN]: I'm rooting for the school to be open. 01:03:12.708 --> 01:03:17.654 [UNKNOWN]: You know, and I watched it, and I realized he doesn't know who we are. 01:03:18.335 --> 01:03:18.555 [UNKNOWN]: Yep. 01:03:20.419 --> 01:03:42.511 [UNKNOWN]: That's the craziest part about it because it's like he spoke with a lot of confidence, and it's like I can picture he meant good by what he was saying he meant it wasn't there's no Illentant it's going to it's one of the most ridiculous commentaries I've ever seen because it's like It'd be like I ain't I got a great idea for you in just him. 01:03:42.531 --> 01:03:42.912 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, him. 01:03:42.932 --> 01:03:43.292 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, tell me 01:03:45.535 --> 01:03:52.936 [UNKNOWN]: Why don't you go on YouTube on Monday nights and talk about stock investing? 01:03:52.956 --> 01:03:59.057 [UNKNOWN]: That would be really revolutionary and it could really help a lot of people and it could actually change people's lives. 01:03:59.137 --> 01:04:06.279 [UNKNOWN]: If you actually break down, like fundamentals of a company and charts and you do it in the entertaining manner that it's kind of engaging. 01:04:07.059 --> 01:04:12.880 [UNKNOWN]: And I don't know if you ever thought about this before but I really think that that would be a good idea for you to do. 01:04:16.682 --> 01:04:17.404 [UNKNOWN]: great idea. 01:04:17.664 --> 01:04:19.207 [UNKNOWN]: It wasn't being done already. 01:04:20.169 -->

01:04:23.915 [UNKNOWN]: But to your first point, it's more work to be done. 01:04:24.016 --> 01:04:27.241 [UNKNOWN]: Even all the lives that we've impacted, it's more work to do. 01:04:28.654 --> 01:04:31.477 [UNKNOWN]: to be even more of a household name and be known. 01:04:31.517 --> 01:04:36.602 [UNKNOWN]: Like I said, I don't think it was in the ill intent in it, but it was incredibly uneducated. 01:04:36.742 --> 01:04:46.911 [UNKNOWN]: Because the workshops are being done and to talk about, like, a whole day, this is actually a whole entire day dedicated to just workshops, Friday at investment. 01:04:46.971 --> 01:04:48.873 [UNKNOWN]: It starts at 10 o'clock in the end. 01:04:48.893 --> 01:04:50.234 [UNKNOWN]: It's like five o'clock in the afternoon. 01:04:51.035 --> 01:04:52.757 [UNKNOWN]: And it's on multiple stages, by the way. 01:04:52.977 --> 01:04:53.197 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:04:55.176 --> 01:05:11.675 [UNKNOWN]: My dad teach us about the basics of a state planning to miss business talking about taxes black rock black rock to you name Invest go teaching you about it ETFs So once again, just to 01:05:13.212 --> 01:05:16.514 [UNKNOWN]: When I say, like, this is not a financial literacy conference. 01:05:16.874 --> 01:05:19.315 [UNKNOWN]: That's because it's not just financial literacy. 01:05:19.355 --> 01:05:20.576 [UNKNOWN]: It's not what people understand. 01:05:20.856 --> 01:05:25.998 [UNKNOWN]: It's not a place where you just, it's just teaching you the basics of how to open your brokerage account. 01:05:26.499 --> 01:05:27.779 [UNKNOWN]: There's a space for that. 01:05:28.480 --> 01:05:30.821 [UNKNOWN]: But it's everything put together. 01:05:30.941 --> 01:05:34.203 [UNKNOWN]: Financial literacy is a part of the conference, but also, 01:05:35.063 --> 01:05:40.167 [UNKNOWN]: This stuff that's not even business related at all, like mid to health, like shot to Dr. Brian, we had a mid to health panel. 01:05:40.547 --> 01:05:42.089 [UNKNOWN]: That's nothing to do with finances at all. 01:05:42.849 --> 01:05:48.194 [UNKNOWN]: We had several panels that were related to artificial intelligence. 01:05:48.794 --> 01:05:51.036 [UNKNOWN]: That's nothing to release a little smoke. 01:05:51.296 --> 01:05:53.918 [UNKNOWN]: That's nothing to do with financial literacy at all. 01:05:54.559 --> 01:05:58.762 [UNKNOWN]: So we have financial literacy as a 01:06:02.433 --> 01:06:04.375 [UNKNOWN]: But we also have advanced business. 01:06:04.996 --> 01:06:06.658 [UNKNOWN]: We have intermediate business. 01:06:07.139 --> 01:06:13.246 [UNKNOWN]: We have unrelated business topics, like I said, like artificial intelligence, like mental health, like leadership. 01:06:13.827 --> 01:06:18.253 [UNKNOWN]: This is everything incorporated that you actually need to be successful in the world of business and investing. 01:06:19.405 --> 01:06:22.247 [UNKNOWN]: It's not just like basic level financial literacy. 01:06:23.649 --> 01:06:32.136 [UNKNOWN]: The idea that we should use our platform to teach people financial literacy is actually something that we've done every single day for eight years. 01:06:33.317 --> 01:06:39.782 [UNKNOWN]: And as the meaning to belittle it, just to financial literacy, financial literacy is like being called the end word or wrapper. 01:06:40.143 --> 01:06:41.664 [UNKNOWN]: I'll always say that I do invest it. 01:06:42.785 --> 01:06:46.508 [UNKNOWN]: To even to demean it when, and I love you, 01:06:47.529 --> 01:06:54.614 [UNKNOWN]: Like, umar, like in terms of being an orator and in a tanner, it's probably one of the greatest ever. 01:06:56.415 --> 01:07:01.639 [UNKNOWN]: But you've had some challenges yourself, my brother in educating our people. 01:07:02.579 --> 01:07:04.981 [UNKNOWN]: So we don't need more criticism. 01:07:05.081 --> 01:07:11.305 [UNKNOWN]: And I know it's become a popular thing to criticize, part of it is jealousy, maybe part of it is earned. 01:07:11.325 --> 01:07:12.166 [UNKNOWN]: But when you haven't, 01:07:13.682 --> 01:07:24.764 [UNKNOWN]: completed your mission, why you can critiquing us when we've completed our mission and helping people on this part of the journey. 01:07:25.304 --> 01:07:29.345 [UNKNOWN]: So I wanna say personally, whatever you need to finish, I'll donate a wing to your school. 01:07:32.825 --> 01:07:36.706 [UNKNOWN]: I'll do a whole invest in wing for the Marcus Garvey, I can't him. 01:07:36.766 --> 01:07:42.107 [UNKNOWN]: And it's not even my fight, but if you send a shot there, I'll wake up like this. 01:07:43.928 --> 01:07:46.251 [UNKNOWN]: And I, I, I appreciate that. 01:07:46.271 --> 01:07:47.312 [UNKNOWN]: But I don't really think it's a little shy. 01:07:47.332 --> 01:07:48.493 [UNKNOWN]: I think it was just a missed. 01:07:48.533 --> 01:08:00.128 [UNKNOWN]: I honestly think that he just, but if you on a form, why don't you even speak on it and don't speak because you have a voice, you have a platform and you got to know you got keys number and this other part. 01:08:00.168 --> 01:08:01.610 [UNKNOWN]: We've tried to sit down with you. 01:08:02.778 --> 01:08:16.169 [UNKNOWN]: numerous songs like I've been reaching out to you personally since 22 you're one of my favorites and you was as he said he was invited to invest two years ago had an issue with you know who he was going to be matched up with but that's his story to tell us. 01:08:16.289 --> 01:08:21.032 [UNKNOWN]: I think that's even cruising for sure but you know the bottom line is that I think that 01:08:21.913 --> 01:08:29.739 [UNKNOWN]: I don't think he meant ill intent, he's uninflugged, which is, he knows this because he's smartest, but he's smart, is out. 01:08:30.480 --> 01:08:34.363 [UNKNOWN]: When you're uninflugged, that can be dangerous. 01:08:34.383 --> 01:08:36.265 [UNKNOWN]: That's dangerous to speak about things that you don't know. 01:08:36.385 --> 01:08:44.271 [UNKNOWN]: So I just encourage everybody to just fully educate themselves before they actually

speak, especially before you speak on other people. 01:08:45.272 --> 01:08:55.797 [UNKNOWN]: Before you speak on another person, just take time to actually educate yourself because it does kind of look ridiculous when you're giving us advice that we should. 01:08:56.945 --> 01:08:58.206 [UNKNOWN]: add financial literacy. 01:08:58.706 --> 01:09:05.130 [UNKNOWN]: When we literally have been doing financial literacy for eight years, every day by every single day, by the way. 01:09:06.711 --> 01:09:08.132 [UNKNOWN]: It's kind of ridiculous. 01:09:08.372 --> 01:09:09.853 [UNKNOWN]: It's kind of a ridiculous statement to me. 01:09:10.194 --> 01:09:13.776 [UNKNOWN]: But Shara Sen, who hosted it, you know, I still love you, dearly. 01:09:14.456 --> 01:09:15.517 [UNKNOWN]: So I love you, sure. 01:09:16.017 --> 01:09:16.598 [UNKNOWN]: I love you, dear. 01:09:16.758 --> 01:09:21.481 [UNKNOWN]: Art, next time though, you hit the line. 01:09:21.501 --> 01:09:22.982 [UNKNOWN]: But once again, what I do love about this 01:09:24.718 --> 01:09:28.460 [UNKNOWN]: even a month afterwards, investors still part of the conversation. 01:09:29.501 --> 01:09:30.261 [UNKNOWN]: That means something. 01:09:30.801 --> 01:09:33.743 [UNKNOWN]: That means like I said, this is really a problem. 01:09:33.763 --> 01:09:35.024 [UNKNOWN]: The million Congresses that happened. 01:09:35.264 --> 01:09:37.905 [UNKNOWN]: And they're not even talking about why they actually happened. 01:09:38.446 --> 01:09:41.047 [UNKNOWN]: They're not talked about why they're actually happening. 01:09:42.548 --> 01:09:44.809 [UNKNOWN]: Let alone a month after they're already happened. 01:09:45.349 --> 01:09:50.932 [UNKNOWN]: The fact that we're still in in cultural conversations a month later means that it's impactful. 01:09:50.952 --> 01:09:51.813 [UNKNOWN]: It's not impacting. 01:09:53.437 --> 01:09:54.097 [UNKNOWN]: It's impactful. 01:09:54.218 --> 01:09:59.180 [UNKNOWN]: So, once again, for the financial literacy, that's what that actually means. 01:09:59.440 --> 01:10:01.501 [UNKNOWN]: It doesn't mean that financial literacy is not a part of it. 01:10:01.801 --> 01:10:03.942 [UNKNOWN]: We actually have a whole day, and I don't just don't Friday. 01:10:03.962 --> 01:10:05.563 [UNKNOWN]: On Thursday, or high school students, to teach them financial literacy. 01:10:05.583 --> 01:10:15.588 [UNKNOWN]: Well, like you said, Ian, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, 01:10:15.768 --> 01:10:21.614 [UNKNOWN]: kind of the meaning when you think that every black person is at the bottom level and needs to be learning. 01:10:22.174 --> 01:10:23.215 [UNKNOWN]: It's like literacy, right? 01:10:23.476 --> 01:10:23.696 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:10:24.697 --> 01:10:29.862 [UNKNOWN]: It'd be like, okay, we have an English world language, whatever, festival. 01:10:30.622 --> 01:10:33.966 [UNKNOWN]: And we should just be teaching the basics of how to read. 01:10:34.426 --> 01:10:37.869 [UNKNOWN]: Now, there are people that are illiterate, that don't know how to read. 01:10:38.290 --> 01:10:40.252 [UNKNOWN]: But to assume that every single person, 01:10:41.684 --> 01:10:57.733 [UNKNOWN]: It's actually you're actually playing into a stereotype, but you're trying to fight against, like there's a lot of people that are educated in this space, highly educated, that are past the basic level of what is a savings account. 01:10:59.214 --> 01:11:09.560 [UNKNOWN]: Right, so it's important not to not to put everybody in a saying bucket because unintentionally you're doing the same jobs that the racist is doing. 01:11:10.569 --> 01:11:23.452 [UNKNOWN]: especially when you faced a bunch of pushback for the delay of the launch of the school, which the first thing that they'll do is defame the brand or character so it doesn't have viability. 01:11:23.992 --> 01:11:33.255 [UNKNOWN]: Because when you're fundraising, if they go on Google and it's a bunch of negative comments about you, like I've seen their attacks done, and especially a lot of DR, 01:11:34.635 --> 01:11:46.081 [UNKNOWN]: anything that is positive for African Americans and the lathe since he's been in office has either been defunded or there's a lot of money put to attacking it. 01:11:47.542 --> 01:11:50.824 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, in the second part, none of the country will be in but this is important. 01:11:51.304 --> 01:11:53.986 [UNKNOWN]: Once again, he was fully uneducated and what he said. 01:11:54.666 --> 01:11:55.987 [UNKNOWN]: He said something to the effect of 01:11:57.090 --> 01:12:01.393 [UNKNOWN]: your main marketing or your main drawer is celebrity. 01:12:02.053 --> 01:12:11.619 [UNKNOWN]: It's not once again that narrative has been debunked in many times if you actually there's a hundred and ten speakers that invests and four of them are celebrities. 01:12:14.134 --> 01:12:35.406 [UNKNOWN]: So when you say things like this, we have the most higher, most high powered lineup of business, qualified business professionals, CEOs, billionaires, people in tech, investors, real estate professionals, tradesmen, we had, we had a whole panel on just the trades. 01:12:37.003 --> 01:12:39.264 [UNKNOWN]: It's a lazy, that's a lazy critique. 01:12:39.545 --> 01:12:40.645 [UNKNOWN]: It's a hit, it's talking point. 01:12:40.945 --> 01:12:42.146 [UNKNOWN]: It's a lazy regard to it. 01:12:42.466 --> 01:12:43.927 [UNKNOWN]: All you had to do was just read the flyer. 01:12:44.327 --> 01:12:46.368 [UNKNOWN]: And you would have seen 100 names on it. 01:12:46.809 --> 01:12:55.014 [UNKNOWN]: So it's actually surprising that he actually because he seems to me as somebody that would probably do more research. 01:12:55.314 --> 01:12:56.494 [UNKNOWN]: Now I kind of got a question.

01:12:56.534 --> 01:12:57.335 [UNKNOWN]: Anything that he says. 01:12:57.615 --> 01:13:00.437 [UNKNOWN]: No, because no, I'm just saying from a standpoint of 01:13:01.441 --> 01:13:02.282 [UNKNOWN]: I know about this. 01:13:02.402 --> 01:13:04.063 [UNKNOWN]: I might not know everything else that he's saying. 01:13:04.684 --> 01:13:05.264 [UNKNOWN]: You know what I'm saying? 01:13:05.284 --> 01:13:08.406 [UNKNOWN]: I might not be well-versed while we search, but this is something that I know. 01:13:08.666 --> 01:13:21.216 [UNKNOWN]: So I know that he spoke very confidently with very little information and was completely misinformed, but spoken a very confident manner that if I didn't know this, I would say, no, this makes a lot of sense, which is saying. 01:13:21.576 --> 01:13:31.583 [UNKNOWN]: But I will say thanks to everyone on arts page, chances to subscribe our dialogue, YouTube page, a lot of people gave a lot of pushback like, hey, they're already doing that. 01:13:32.063 --> 01:13:34.105 [UNKNOWN]: So to all of the supporters, I appreciate you. 01:13:34.565 --> 01:13:37.907 [UNKNOWN]: The other lesson in it though, which I know we both took away. 01:13:37.948 --> 01:13:40.309 [UNKNOWN]: We didn't set it to be hotter. 01:13:42.271 --> 01:13:45.012 [UNKNOWN]: I've had my own, I've told you probably, shutting down for you. 01:13:45.213 --> 01:13:45.853 [UNKNOWN]: They're appreciated. 01:13:46.554 --> 01:13:48.475 [UNKNOWN]: But after his commentary, I'm like, 01:13:49.873 --> 01:13:50.514 [UNKNOWN]: got some idea. 01:13:51.034 --> 01:13:53.677 [UNKNOWN]: When you are not, see boy tell me this back in the day. 01:13:54.437 --> 01:13:57.340 [UNKNOWN]: Be so hot that they can't deny you if they wanted to. 01:13:58.461 --> 01:14:00.724 [UNKNOWN]: Dan after that, some different ideas that be birthed. 01:14:01.244 --> 01:14:04.728 [UNKNOWN]: That's what a Red Panda millionaire campaign thing came from as a result. 01:14:05.348 --> 01:14:11.854 [UNKNOWN]: But the grand lesson is when you get any pushback is to be so great that you can't be denied it, but even if they wanted to be. 01:14:12.555 --> 01:14:15.077 [UNKNOWN]: And my brother, you have an open invitation for the rest of your life. 01:14:15.098 --> 01:14:24.106 [UNKNOWN]: I always had an open invitation to come on a show, to come on a show, to come on a advance fast, like I said, I gave the invitation as many students from school as possible. 01:14:24.126 --> 01:14:28.530 [UNKNOWN]: We come next year for free, they all be covered, the whole students, every student from 01:14:35.020 --> 01:14:42.587 [UNKNOWN]: to come to an investment next year to actually learn to interact and be inspired to see if they're interested in coming of course. 01:14:43.628 --> 01:14:44.609 [UNKNOWN]: Hopefully we can sit down. 01:14:44.669 --> 01:14:45.650 [UNKNOWN]: We love this is not beef. 01:14:45.930 --> 01:14:46.831 [UNKNOWN]: Someone is going to click that. 01:14:46.871 --> 01:14:47.992 [UNKNOWN]: It's not

beef at all. 01:14:48.152 --> 01:14:48.872 [UNKNOWN]: It's not beef at all. 01:14:48.972 --> 01:14:51.695 [UNKNOWN]: But I only think I was having wasn't trying to describe them because like I said, I follow. 01:14:51.715 --> 01:14:53.116 [UNKNOWN]: I actually I listened to what he said. 01:14:53.537 --> 01:14:57.880 [UNKNOWN]: I'm just saying that I kind of have to have the double check everything that he says because 01:14:58.867 --> 01:15:03.469 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know if you could say this with confidence that it's completely missing form. 01:15:03.969 --> 01:15:09.111 [UNKNOWN]: I'm not sure anything else that you say is that 100% accurate? 01:15:09.131 --> 01:15:12.653 [UNKNOWN]: Well, he did qualify and say, well, I'm not sure, I'm not sure. 01:15:12.693 --> 01:15:16.455 [UNKNOWN]: So I could cut off some grace, but oh, my son will overdo we sit and talk. 01:15:16.675 --> 01:15:23.037 [UNKNOWN]: But like I said, they're invited to come to a best fest for the next 10 years on the sponsor Owing and the best in the wing in our academy. 01:15:24.078 --> 01:15:24.298 [UNKNOWN]: So. 01:15:24.728 --> 01:15:31.893 [UNKNOWN]: There you have it, and it says it, he said that he's sponsoring the Indian Dunlap Red Panda Investment Academy inside of Marcus Garvey. 01:15:31.913 --> 01:15:34.134 [UNKNOWN]: So it is only right that we collaborate. 01:15:34.215 --> 01:15:38.277 [UNKNOWN]: Collaboration came at the tears of part, brother to stick on about 100%. 01:15:38.357 --> 01:15:41.099 [UNKNOWN]: And I'm fully supportive of Dr. Omar. 01:15:41.480 --> 01:15:53.368 [UNKNOWN]: We too, I'll let that go to my, in terms of now, we just talking on camera, like budget needs to just turn the camera on viral sensation or to a great talking point. 01:15:54.963 --> 01:15:55.624 [UNKNOWN]: one of a guy. 01:15:56.324 --> 01:15:56.785 [UNKNOWN]: Absolutely. 01:15:57.125 --> 01:15:57.686 [UNKNOWN]: One of a kind. 01:15:57.846 --> 01:15:58.166 [UNKNOWN]: Okay. 01:15:58.607 --> 01:15:58.947 [UNKNOWN]: All right. 01:15:59.547 --> 01:16:04.692 [UNKNOWN]: Speaking of one of a kind, I was uprising after I was leaving New York on the plane. 01:16:05.893 --> 01:16:10.197 [UNKNOWN]: Then the clip popped up with soon retiree air Rogers. 01:16:12.460 --> 01:16:13.280 [UNKNOWN]: The great legend. 01:16:14.802 --> 01:16:18.205 [UNKNOWN]: Monitor the greatest quarterback of all time. 01:16:18.265 --> 01:16:19.206 [UNKNOWN]: Easy, easy. 01:16:20.557 --> 01:16:21.818 [UNKNOWN]: Respectfully, of course. 01:16:22.439 --> 01:16:24.781 [UNKNOWN]: But is he really wants to see this? 01:16:24.961 --> 01:16:26.783 [UNKNOWN]: He's got a, he's got a resume. 01:16:27.204 --> 01:16:27.804 [UNKNOWN]: Presently. 01:16:28.245 --> 01:16:28.725 [UNKNOWN]: Resume. 01:16:29.046 --> 01:16:30.067 [UNKNOWN]: How many syllables has he won? 01:16:30.307 --> 01:16:31.168 [UNKNOWN]: I think one, right? 01:16:32.069 --> 01:16:33.310 [UNKNOWN]: How many MPPs has he won? 01:16:34.221 --> 01:16:53.746 [UNKNOWN]:

that I don't know okay he's a great quarter okay he's a he's a Hall of Fame quarterback we'll see that yeah Hall of Fame quarterback I think when when they started putting him in the greatest whole time category I never understood that but I think I was based off potential he's a Hall of Fame quarterback she's a Hall of Fame but is he better than Brett? 01:16:55.244 --> 01:17:02.548 [UNKNOWN]: Yes, okay, and also I don't want to keep waking it up because a lot of people get to talk about Yeah, yeah, 4 MPPs. 01:17:03.148 --> 01:17:05.590 [UNKNOWN]: So yeah, that's impressive, but he asked me to ask one. 01:17:05.630 --> 01:17:10.952 [UNKNOWN]: Yes, one Super Bowl Quadro MPPs is tough one Super Bowl stuff. 01:17:11.633 --> 01:17:13.594 [UNKNOWN]: What why do you let Brefarve did away with that scandal? 01:17:15.870 --> 01:17:17.331 [UNKNOWN]: No, I love her while being with anything. 01:17:18.172 --> 01:17:19.894 [UNKNOWN]: She, I said, they, not you. 01:17:20.374 --> 01:17:20.554 [UNKNOWN]: Oh. 01:17:22.116 --> 01:17:22.436 [UNKNOWN]: Anyway. 01:17:23.097 --> 01:17:26.420 [UNKNOWN]: Um, but he had a revelation with shocked me. 01:17:27.541 --> 01:17:29.102 [UNKNOWN]: Who put a clip? 01:17:29.122 --> 01:17:29.623 [UNKNOWN]: Played a clip. 01:17:29.683 --> 01:17:30.343 [UNKNOWN]: Played a clip. 01:17:30.844 --> 01:17:31.985 [UNKNOWN]: It's terrible like partner. 01:17:32.025 --> 01:17:33.146 [UNKNOWN]: Obviously they have a fake wife. 01:17:33.166 --> 01:17:36.369 [UNKNOWN]: So I just want to get played. 01:17:36.389 --> 01:17:37.150 [UNKNOWN]: I just want to say this. 01:17:37.190 --> 01:17:37.750 [UNKNOWN]: Like, um, 01:17:38.786 --> 01:17:43.271 [UNKNOWN]: You know, then I date Shaley and I propose and she says yes now. 01:17:43.311 --> 01:17:47.937 [UNKNOWN]: She maybe felt like she was forced to make a decision. 01:17:47.977 --> 01:17:48.658 [UNKNOWN]: She could have said no. 01:17:50.280 --> 01:17:52.042 [UNKNOWN]: But not a couple days after that. 01:17:52.662 --> 01:17:56.367 [UNKNOWN]: She tells me, you know, before you get married, I got to go 01:17:59.008 --> 01:18:06.418 [UNKNOWN]: And I'm like, because her story is that I ruined her life and gave her a crazy depression because I left her. 01:18:06.438 --> 01:18:09.862 [UNKNOWN]: But the actual reality is, she told me that and then she took off the ring by March. 01:18:10.343 --> 01:18:17.652 [UNKNOWN]: So I proposed in December, took out the ring by March and we had a couple of times where we tried to get reunited and nothing ever happened. 01:18:18.590 --> 01:18:18.910 [UNKNOWN]: Okay. 01:18:19.111 --> 01:18:19.711 [UNKNOWN]: So here's the deal. 01:18:20.992 --> 01:18:22.413 [UNKNOWN]: I was talking to somebody about this. 01:18:22.493 --> 01:18:25.656 [UNKNOWN]: I was actually talking to somebody else that's in media. 01:18:25.676 --> 01:18:26.277 [UNKNOWN]: That's a woman. 01:18:26.857 --> 01:18:29.299 [UNKNOWN]: And you know, her perspective on this. 01:18:29.539 --> 01:18:32.382 [UNKNOWN]: And shot to them. 01:18:32.642 --> 01:18:43.031 [UNKNOWN]: But hey, if I'm buried, now I'm feet, you've got to bury me one foot deeper from me that ever get like I'm going to the grave with this information. 01:18:47.125 --> 01:18:50.766 [UNKNOWN]: Listen, nobody should not be friend's family. 01:18:50.966 --> 01:19:02.010 [UNKNOWN]: Nobody's going to know this Driver trainer not one person that I know a parent parent God would know What I'm a draw out of from God. 01:19:02.130 --> 01:19:02.911 [UNKNOWN]: Oh knowing God. 01:19:02.951 --> 01:19:08.533 [UNKNOWN]: I'm a draw out of what nobody nobody is going to know about this first Not one person. 01:19:08.573 --> 01:19:14.075 [UNKNOWN]: I'm now I'm damn sure not going to tell a podcast test But but Kudos to him for me. 01:19:14.115 --> 01:19:14.735 [UNKNOWN]: I'm vulnerable 01:19:17.052 --> 01:19:18.193 [UNKNOWN]: I'm never going to say this publicly. 01:19:18.713 --> 01:19:28.119 [UNKNOWN]: To the fact that she felt comfortable telling this to him, says a few things to me. 01:19:28.199 --> 01:19:42.549 [UNKNOWN]: Says that she, to my corners of the Bahrainus, she don't give a flying, but legendary, legendary, legendary, legend, legendary. 01:19:43.209 --> 01:19:45.511 [UNKNOWN]: And I hate to tell you if you actually like that, 01:19:47.143 --> 01:20:00.241 [UNKNOWN]: She already had the right and the right and the roller coaster, but then also from a female's perspective what we said is that It wasn't right like the 01:20:01.774 --> 01:20:24.555 [UNKNOWN]: The electrical work, HVAC plumbing, was it, it was it, it got to go re-tool my boy, it was it was it the fact it wasn't the found you got to work on the other OTAs, they said, but how did you just say that the foundational plumbing in the, in the, in the, in the mansion was, it was, it was the wiring wasn't right. 01:20:24.695 --> 01:20:27.117 [UNKNOWN]: It wasn't any, if that's the case, you forced engagement. 01:20:29.263 --> 01:20:31.003 [UNKNOWN]: It, you did what, you forced thing it. 01:20:31.343 --> 01:20:33.944 [UNKNOWN]: You forced thing engagement, trying to do the right thing. 01:20:34.304 --> 01:20:36.284 [UNKNOWN]: Sometimes the right thing is wrong thing. 01:20:37.685 --> 01:20:43.786 [UNKNOWN]: You found a forced situation that's not there on a midi pack when you are elite, you crazy. 01:20:43.926 --> 01:20:46.006 [UNKNOWN]: Because I just still be thinking about that. 01:20:46.686 --> 01:20:47.986 [UNKNOWN]: That's like the, you know what I'm saying? 01:20:48.026 --> 01:20:53.267 [UNKNOWN]: It's like, you ain't, no, but a lot of them be thinking about the other. 01:20:55.088 --> 01:20:55.808 [UNKNOWN]: A lot of them, 01:20:57.880 --> 01:21:19.106 [UNKNOWN]: Tell us you got to make sure you deliver on the other the previous if you if we if we add a feast and you're still thinking about Okay, but it fellas how did your fellas know if they are the one or they're the error Is it is it is it a physical thing or is it a

mental thing combination? 01:21:19.766 --> 01:21:26.848 [UNKNOWN]: He's still got a mind he got a mind and body because for how to say Before we get married I need to just 01:21:28.005 --> 01:21:29.826 [UNKNOWN]: I need to do this, I need to do this. 01:21:30.006 --> 01:21:34.969 [UNKNOWN]: And then the craziest thing, the craziest thing is for how to say that I'd never heard nobody say that before. 01:21:35.209 --> 01:21:41.732 [UNKNOWN]: What's even crazier is that he said, we worked past this, we started talking. 01:21:42.533 --> 01:21:43.834 [UNKNOWN]: What does that a work past? 01:21:44.174 --> 01:21:44.934 [UNKNOWN]: Give me my ring. 01:21:45.274 --> 01:21:49.116 [UNKNOWN]: Usually I'm a type of person where I'm like, yo, this should don't work out, keep it. 01:21:49.257 --> 01:21:50.257 [UNKNOWN]: I ain't on that type of shit. 01:21:50.877 --> 01:21:53.259 [UNKNOWN]: In this, give me my Ellie on tape back. 01:21:53.299 --> 01:21:54.619 [UNKNOWN]: There's an exception for everything. 01:21:54.840 --> 01:21:55.120 [UNKNOWN]: Yes. 01:21:57.761 --> 01:22:04.123 [UNKNOWN]: Give me everything, look, you think you got natural or live? 01:22:04.143 --> 01:22:06.764 [UNKNOWN]: You're a paying giver, you know they say Indian give it. 01:22:06.804 --> 01:22:11.506 [UNKNOWN]: I was a racial term that actually never made any sense because the Indian is never gave anything and took it back. 01:22:11.746 --> 01:22:14.447 [UNKNOWN]: The other way around, you're a paying giver in this sense. 01:22:14.467 --> 01:22:16.208 [UNKNOWN]: I'm, I want, the card that I brought for you. 01:22:16.228 --> 01:22:16.828 [UNKNOWN]: I, I'm what, I want it back. 01:22:16.848 --> 01:22:18.249 [UNKNOWN]: You got to do the shit, not keeping it in your name anywhere. 01:22:18.269 --> 01:22:21.730 [UNKNOWN]: I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, 01:22:22.714 --> 01:22:23.514 [UNKNOWN]: I want the ring. 01:22:23.894 --> 01:22:28.156 [UNKNOWN]: I want the bag out because it's one thing to just break you. 01:22:28.196 --> 01:22:29.837 [UNKNOWN]: No, you got a lot of keep the bag once you pack up. 01:22:30.217 --> 01:22:32.478 [UNKNOWN]: Much purse handbag. 01:22:32.658 --> 01:22:33.318 [UNKNOWN]: Keep the game. 01:22:33.378 --> 01:22:38.440 [UNKNOWN]: It could be so anything that can be sold, I want back because. 01:22:39.845 --> 01:22:46.587 [UNKNOWN]: you got to pay for this level of difference back for me to and this isn't just a regular person, it's Aaron Rogers. 01:22:46.927 --> 01:22:54.630 [UNKNOWN]: He could have, he could have backed up, he could have backed up a delete on a bunch of different continents back to that food, let's do make a trip, trim it that thing out. 01:22:55.510 --> 01:22:57.671 [UNKNOWN]: He could have, you know what I mean? 01:22:57.851 --> 01:23:04.153 [UNKNOWN]: No way, he could have, but it happened to a lot of, not a lot, but a few,

like the, 01:23:05.553 --> 01:23:11.836 [UNKNOWN]: I want to bring his name up, but the point guard who played out West and his team may got to this happens a lot. 01:23:12.036 --> 01:23:16.558 [UNKNOWN]: No, this, this does not have a lot. 01:23:16.879 --> 01:23:19.160 [UNKNOWN]: If the RSA's cheat, yes, that happens. 01:23:19.920 --> 01:23:24.022 [UNKNOWN]: I'm, but to have the audacity to come this, tell you to your face. 01:23:25.523 --> 01:23:32.166 [UNKNOWN]: I need, on the OTA's, I need some of the, before we get married, I got to get 01:23:35.219 --> 01:23:36.640 [UNKNOWN]: And it won't just be one night. 01:23:36.720 --> 01:23:38.701 [UNKNOWN]: It's never gonna be one last night. 01:23:38.761 --> 01:23:52.229 [UNKNOWN]: Never gonna be the, but to say that to my face, after I made a life commitment to you, I've embarrassed myself, my friends, my family, I put a ring on your finger, you got to know. 01:23:55.430 --> 01:23:56.971 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, Shao's to hurt. 01:23:56.991 --> 01:23:58.512 [UNKNOWN]: Here I go. 01:23:58.572 --> 01:24:00.333 [UNKNOWN]: She got the balls of the century, yo. 01:24:00.553 --> 01:24:02.174 [UNKNOWN]: And she's somebody, she's an actor. 01:24:02.554 --> 01:24:03.115 [UNKNOWN]: She's actress. 01:24:04.068 --> 01:24:26.678 [UNKNOWN]: She's somebody, so, okay, this also brings up another point of a lot of successful people, athletes, entertainers, they never was, like, nobody really ever in life, they focused on their career, their path, their, and then they be, so how the world looks at them, psychologically they don't look at themselves. 01:24:26.978 --> 01:24:29.179 [UNKNOWN]: There's still a lot of insecurity, there's still a lot 01:24:32.862 --> 01:24:45.046 [UNKNOWN]: You know, the kid growing up and, you know, we have an aridges in from Wisconsin that, you know, got picked on that was just a nobody that just, and he's still kind of, and my brain cares himself the way. 01:24:45.067 --> 01:24:55.430 [UNKNOWN]: He still looks at himself as that person, you know, looking himself as, you know, because in a lot of them, a lot of these guys, and that's the reason why they all deal with the same girls. 01:24:56.331 --> 01:25:00.192 [UNKNOWN]: That's why a lot of them, they'll leave money, they'll do all types of emotional rest of the development. 01:25:03.581 --> 01:25:14.615 [UNKNOWN]: Um, and only a lane is going to let his fiance tell him I need to fuck my ex one last time and then work through it. 01:25:17.388 --> 01:25:20.330 [UNKNOWN]: Let's say he said like he was going to get sympathy. 01:25:20.550 --> 01:25:43.883 [UNKNOWN]: He's done it like what that's the crazy thing He said it like he was going to get sympathy for you could have went to Laguna Beach You could have went to famous two-star Nashville to Nashville to see what what do you do at But thoughts and prayers, yo Thought some prayer you got to know who wants you for you versus warning you 01:25:44.610 --> 01:25:47.111 [UNKNOWN]: for what you provide or who you are. 01:25:48.671 --> 01:25:50.331 [UNKNOWN]: I know you guys bring this up. 01:25:50.371 --> 01:25:51.571 [UNKNOWN]: Why are you talking about these topics? 01:25:51.732 --> 01:25:57.213 [UNKNOWN]: It's a lot of people who have ran into money who are elite super, who go through this shit. 01:25:58.633 --> 01:26:02.834 [UNKNOWN]: We're not making these topics up because there's not other things that we can't talk about, like the Clarity Act. 01:26:03.414 --> 01:26:07.495 [UNKNOWN]: It's a lot of people who go or even jealousy from other men, 01:26:08.560 --> 01:26:32.134 [UNKNOWN]: Like we talked about last week, I'm just saying again, baby boy, you speaking ill on somebody does not make them want you and make them want me and you, I mean, I mean, I even wanted to, but now I want to, you gotta be careful, you know, he can't hold at all times, speaking 01:26:35.000 --> 01:27:02.673 [UNKNOWN]: uh... spoke at him best best and best best alumni uh... billion in legend in the game i can't live in he he he he he he he he he's made some news can we can we play where he had to say oh i don't know where you go on with this but you can pull up on it about merits you gonna give it nope you don't want to be it's not the marriage that bothers me is the divorce everybody that i know that did well 01:27:03.881 --> 01:27:04.742 [UNKNOWN]: and went broke. 01:27:05.302 --> 01:27:06.223 [UNKNOWN]: It was because of a divorce. 01:27:07.223 --> 01:27:08.584 [UNKNOWN]: So I'm good, just being free. 01:27:12.286 --> 01:27:13.547 [UNKNOWN]: Tyler Perry salute. 01:27:15.649 --> 01:27:16.649 [UNKNOWN]: He's moving a Puerto Rico. 01:27:17.670 --> 01:27:18.250 [UNKNOWN]: Smart move. 01:27:18.470 --> 01:27:19.551 [UNKNOWN]: He's cutting back on work. 01:27:20.632 --> 01:27:23.033 [UNKNOWN]: Smart move. 01:27:23.093 --> 01:27:29.877 [UNKNOWN]: He's never getting married because all the billionaires that he knows, their biggest financial setback with a divorce. 01:27:32.083 --> 01:27:34.465 [UNKNOWN]: Some people say, well, you, you want to just get it pre-knock. 01:27:36.226 --> 01:27:38.047 [UNKNOWN]: The pre-knock's not always our in-class. 01:27:38.747 --> 01:27:41.549 [UNKNOWN]: It depends on state, the lawyer has set up. 01:27:41.929 --> 01:27:45.231 [UNKNOWN]: I hear it, but the, the, as better to take the risk off the set. 01:27:45.291 --> 01:27:49.734 [UNKNOWN]: If nothing else you learn from me is the focus on elimination of risk first. 01:27:49.954 --> 01:27:51.155 [UNKNOWN]: It doesn't matter how much you can make. 01:27:51.175 --> 01:27:55.257 [UNKNOWN]: Because there are people who pray on how to get the money off of you. 01:27:55.277 --> 01:28:00.501 [UNKNOWN]: And sometimes even in a relationship, some people will stay just to be able to look with a more. 01:28:01.386 --> 01:28:03.287 [UNKNOWN]: That's why you got to watch the spin and have it and stuff like that. 01:28:03.307 --> 01:28:10.572 [UNKNOWN]: So, but I shot the other, you know,

but in those multi-millionaire billionaires circles, this is coming up a lot more. 01:28:11.272 --> 01:28:21.378 [UNKNOWN]: Well, because it goes back to the thing of the longer a man is, I guess a woman too, the longer you're by yourself, the more dangerous that actually is. 01:28:21.698 --> 01:28:21.938 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:28:22.099 --> 01:28:24.460 [UNKNOWN]: So, you realize that you don't need someone. 01:28:24.860 --> 01:28:29.023 [UNKNOWN]: And so, it's like the only benefit at this certain point could be married 01:28:31.324 --> 01:28:33.085 [UNKNOWN]: Okay, I believe in this from a religious standpoint. 01:28:33.105 --> 01:28:36.786 [UNKNOWN]: I want a family institution, but it's like if you Tyler Perry, right? 01:28:37.407 --> 01:28:40.988 [UNKNOWN]: Well, I don't think he's trying to start a family at almost 60 years old. 01:28:41.068 --> 01:28:42.969 [UNKNOWN]: He has a child or a child already. 01:28:43.109 --> 01:28:43.930 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:28:45.210 --> 01:28:49.852 [UNKNOWN]: If he wants to have a woman, he can have a woman with him. 01:28:50.112 --> 01:28:53.694 [UNKNOWN]: Like what would be the benefit of getting married? 01:28:54.627 --> 01:28:55.668 [UNKNOWN]: There's no benefit. 01:28:55.688 --> 01:29:03.472 [UNKNOWN]: I said outside of like from a religious institutional standpoint from like, okay, I want to start a family and I want to do it the right way under a marriage standpoint. 01:29:04.432 --> 01:29:11.376 [UNKNOWN]: If those two things aren't major factors for you, which I don't know him personally to know, I'm just assuming, right? 01:29:11.496 --> 01:29:19.120 [UNKNOWN]: If those two things aren't personally, the number one, number two factors for you, and you're already a billionaire, and you're already 57 years old, 01:29:23.081 --> 01:29:42.246 [UNKNOWN]: What would be the encouraging factor for you to start to re-struct your whole life, change everything, start to answer to somebody, have some might live with you full-time, found different, have financial obligations, people tired, and even the pre-num, that's that you've got to go through a lot like, and those can be broken, like, what would be the benefit for it? 01:29:42.888 --> 01:29:45.650 [UNKNOWN]: Now everybody's not tolerating everybody's not a billionaire everybody's life. 01:29:45.930 --> 01:30:06.563 [UNKNOWN]: So there's still, you know, but of course, that's something that people are thinking about like, if I made it this far by myself, I don't answer to anybody, I live life on my terms, I don't have to worry about there's somebody doesn't like me tomorrow going to court and fighting for half of my life rights and in my house and my bank account and everything that I've worked for. 01:30:09.198 --> 01:30:12.720 [UNKNOWN]: What would be the benefit of getting married and in that scenario? 01:30:14.502 --> 01:30:14.882 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know. 01:30:15.042 --> 01:30:16.483 [UNKNOWN]: I'm pro marriage, but I don't know. 01:30:17.103 --> 01:30:28.731 [UNKNOWN]: And I've talked a few people who have lost tens of millions, the losing the money and then having to get back to work, make up for the losses that's potentially devastating. 01:30:28.751 --> 01:30:37.416 [UNKNOWN]: But I do what we often talk about like that the windows, if you miss it, at what age, if a man misses a window to get married is he 01:30:40.027 --> 01:30:45.150 [UNKNOWN]: I think a lot of men, they'll overstate and think they're the fly-in shit ever. 01:30:45.510 --> 01:30:47.111 [UNKNOWN]: Not talking my Tyler, it's Tyler. 01:30:47.791 --> 01:30:48.191 [UNKNOWN]: Cool. 01:30:48.451 --> 01:30:50.813 [UNKNOWN]: If you don't get married by 50, you're not getting married. 01:30:51.093 --> 01:30:51.373 [UNKNOWN]: Mary. 01:30:51.453 --> 01:30:51.573 [UNKNOWN]: Mary. 01:30:51.593 --> 01:30:54.254 [UNKNOWN]: All right, let me rephrase that. 01:30:54.735 --> 01:30:56.676 [UNKNOWN]: If you don't get married by 50 and you're rich. 01:30:57.845 --> 01:31:22.284 [UNKNOWN]: You're not getting married or if you're getting married you're solely getting married for a specific reason you get in marriage because you don't want to spend the rest of your life alone or just trying to you know go from different so it's like I just need a life partner this is like a committed I'm making a commitment to you yeah it's like signing somebody to a like a contract to like just be with me for rest of my life like at this point I'm looking at it 01:31:23.065 --> 01:31:52.762 [UNKNOWN]: The second half of my life is going down like you know this is downhill skiing time As far as like marriage for like the real reasons why didn't get married to start a life with somebody to build a family to get a community I feel like if you figured life out by 50 and you financially free and you figure this it out It ain't like like That's why they even before he went to jail people was like you know puff while he married her while he married her He was never gonna get married 01:31:53.585 --> 01:32:04.628 [UNKNOWN]: and saying what Oprah, saying what others who are well to does a lot of women who have to worry about men dating them, who financially try to play on them. 01:32:04.828 --> 01:32:11.630 [UNKNOWN]: And that's why I would say like a special in our community because a lot of women are doing what you have to worry about this way more than men do. 01:32:12.570 --> 01:32:18.311 [UNKNOWN]: It's a lot of people, I know a few women who have gotten swindled in some ways or you try 01:32:21.172 --> 01:32:26.733 [UNKNOWN]: and them hitting you with a soft store was their way to get the money from your and drink or energy and energy hard to stop you. 01:32:26.793 --> 01:32:27.354 [UNKNOWN]: I'm careful. 01:32:28.094 --> 01:32:32.115 [UNKNOWN]: No, if you're 15, you're like, they just got to do a three-four-one deal. 01:32:32.435 --> 01:32:34.055 [UNKNOWN]: Now, now you just need to be wise. 01:32:34.095 --> 01:32:38.396 [UNKNOWN]: I want to, now you're just

three, three-four-one. 01:32:38.416 --> 01:32:40.397 [UNKNOWN]: Help me, get it out the way. 01:32:40.477 --> 01:32:41.857 [UNKNOWN]: Just get it out the way to help me. 01:32:42.317 --> 01:32:42.637 [UNKNOWN]: Right. 01:32:43.177 --> 01:32:44.978 [UNKNOWN]: Three, three, three-wives. 01:32:46.997 --> 01:32:55.660 [UNKNOWN]: simultaneous, like in the same country or spread out, diversified, whatever, however, but it's just, you know, it's just like, you might not blow just do it. 01:32:55.700 --> 01:33:00.521 [UNKNOWN]: If you waited that long, you deserve more than you deserve to be free. 01:33:05.743 --> 01:33:10.024 [UNKNOWN]: Told you, told you, you got to make up for lost time. 01:33:10.044 --> 01:33:10.284 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:33:10.624 --> 01:33:12.165 [UNKNOWN]: You go ahead with a slider on that 01:33:14.187 --> 01:33:16.567 [UNKNOWN]: Dude, she wouldn't even let me hide it in a puddle. 01:33:16.587 --> 01:33:17.528 [UNKNOWN]: He decided to be free. 01:33:18.008 --> 01:33:18.768 [UNKNOWN]: He just jokes. 01:33:19.488 --> 01:33:21.388 [UNKNOWN]: Written by Eddie Faussau. 01:33:21.428 --> 01:33:22.669 [UNKNOWN]: What's the clarity act? 01:33:23.089 --> 01:33:24.169 [UNKNOWN]: How you feel about the clarity act? 01:33:24.229 --> 01:33:30.390 [UNKNOWN]: Not passed, and they said that since it did not pass this time, it's probably done until the next session of Congress comes in. 01:33:30.690 --> 01:33:39.692 [UNKNOWN]: And they said the reason why the Democrats did not pass it is because the Republicans wouldn't change the part that would actually stop Trump from benefiting from crypto. 01:33:40.212 --> 01:33:41.352 [UNKNOWN]: They don't want any clarity. 01:33:42.372 --> 01:33:43.393 [UNKNOWN]: I said this a month ago. 01:33:43.733 --> 01:33:44.434 [UNKNOWN]: This one passed. 01:33:45.374 --> 01:33:53.500 [UNKNOWN]: No, you want rules and regulations for a system that is highly unregulated and unfavorable. 01:33:54.000 --> 01:33:57.403 [UNKNOWN]: Like I posted it, the interest of product when I branched working the same. 01:33:58.003 --> 01:34:05.529 [UNKNOWN]: Like I posted in Telegram that you posted on Instagram this 27,000 trades and you think he wants any clarity or what? 01:34:05.949 --> 01:34:08.611 [UNKNOWN]: Like more trades are being taken 01:34:13.323 --> 01:34:19.708 [UNKNOWN]: No, the tokenization thing, no, like I've said it before. 01:34:19.728 --> 01:34:31.818 [UNKNOWN]: He is probably the number one person who's earned the most from crypto, more so than Brian Armstrong and Coinbase and Robohood is making more money from the prediction markers than they are crypto. 01:34:32.519 --> 01:34:34.400 [UNKNOWN]: So you guys want to come in and change that? 01:34:35.121 --> 01:34:36.002 [UNKNOWN]: Let's never go past. 01:34:37.023 --> 01:34:43.765 [UNKNOWN]: The interesting part is every conspiracy financially that we ever thought is being shown in our face. 01:34:44.345 --> 01:34:46.046 [UNKNOWN]: And it feels like it's been three years. 01:34:47.186 --> 01:34:49.107 [UNKNOWN]: This hasn't even been a full year yet. 01:34:49.587 --> 01:34:55.108 [UNKNOWN]: So do you feel that this is having, well, obviously, Bitcoin slid, slid back on this 75,000? 01:34:55.849 --> 01:35:03.451 [UNKNOWN]: Is it just a short term, something for the crypto enthusiasts out there, and people that are investing in crypto adjacent, 01:35:04.195 --> 01:35:07.216 [UNKNOWN]: companies like Robin Hood like Coinbase. 01:35:07.296 --> 01:35:08.076 [UNKNOWN]: Is this this matter? 01:35:09.917 --> 01:35:12.257 [UNKNOWN]: It's going to suppress the price to still value there. 01:35:12.277 --> 01:35:15.598 [UNKNOWN]: But I told you guys in 2020 and everyone said I was crazy. 01:35:16.338 --> 01:35:17.218 [UNKNOWN]: Which is the compliment? 01:35:17.479 --> 01:35:21.180 [UNKNOWN]: And because it just means I'm more humbly researched. 01:35:24.700 --> 01:35:26.761 [UNKNOWN]: I told you that we're going to come in and take over crypto. 01:35:28.041 --> 01:35:28.641 [UNKNOWN]: But you can't. 01:35:29.102 --> 01:35:30.002 [UNKNOWN]: But they've been to go with 01:35:31.846 --> 01:35:37.588 [UNKNOWN]: When I said it the first time it says we will know and you don't know so close you knock them all over Okay, we're here now. 01:35:38.008 --> 01:35:39.328 [UNKNOWN]: Not a muffler's not even hiding it. 01:35:40.149 --> 01:35:40.549 [UNKNOWN]: Okay, cool. 01:35:40.969 --> 01:35:54.233 [UNKNOWN]: So will we get the Danes that we once gotten the past probably not but like guess you gonna do What he's been doing as a result in even worse and even in the collusion and the bump up of Intel 01:35:55.403 --> 01:35:58.524 [UNKNOWN]: and buying that like a lot of y'all think that's a stain on my jacks. 01:35:58.564 --> 01:35:59.844 [UNKNOWN]: Well, you said it until it was going to fall apart. 01:35:59.904 --> 01:36:02.924 [UNKNOWN]: If it took Trump to bump it up, you don't believe in that company. 01:36:02.944 --> 01:36:07.065 [UNKNOWN]: Same with Nike, when I get all this pushback, like, oh, Nike is not going to go anywhere. 01:36:07.145 --> 01:36:08.665 [UNKNOWN]: You haven't bought a fucking share. 01:36:12.006 --> 01:36:16.407 [UNKNOWN]: So, so I mean, the course of your coin base is down today, Robin Hood is down today. 01:36:18.527 --> 01:36:22.228 [UNKNOWN]: The cryptocurrency space, Bitcoin, you know, down. 01:36:23.390 --> 01:36:27.813 [UNKNOWN]: long term, I think the virus will never come past, but I think Bitcoin is still going to be. 01:36:28.113 --> 01:36:29.114 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, Bitcoin's going to be fine. 01:36:29.534 --> 01:36:29.774 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:36:30.194 --> 01:36:35.698 [UNKNOWN]: But when I told, at some point, Y'all can say, I picked up, I don't like the way you deliver the information, but you just write. 01:36:36.698 --> 01:36:40.080 [UNKNOWN]: I told you when I had the conversation with JPMorgan, I had another company, I said it was going to happen. 01:36:40.361 --> 01:36:41.061 [UNKNOWN]:

They laughed. 01:36:41.381 --> 01:36:43.603 [UNKNOWN]: We two years off and taken over to the drawer. 01:36:44.323 --> 01:36:45.644 [UNKNOWN]: They named it, asked us on a call. 01:36:47.125 --> 01:36:49.246 [UNKNOWN]: I said, oh, shit. 01:36:49.286 --> 01:36:51.808 [UNKNOWN]: So my new thing is, I don't care what you do. 01:36:53.366 --> 01:36:55.827 [UNKNOWN]: Long as long as we straight my case straight in my mom straight. 01:36:55.907 --> 01:36:56.627 [UNKNOWN]: I'm cool. 01:36:56.687 --> 01:36:57.548 [UNKNOWN]: I came with the game for it. 01:36:57.948 --> 01:36:58.208 [UNKNOWN]: I'm cool. 01:36:58.428 --> 01:37:12.775 [UNKNOWN]: Don't listen don't listen Though there got found not guilty on every charge that he faced five counts when now he still faces a new trial. 01:37:13.275 --> 01:37:17.437 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, stop Okay, what's up? 01:37:17.477 --> 01:37:18.177 [UNKNOWN]: How do you feel about it? 01:37:19.957 --> 01:37:21.298 [UNKNOWN]: I had a feeling just like Diddy thing. 01:37:21.398 --> 01:37:23.340 [UNKNOWN]: I had a feeling that he was going to be the charge. 01:37:23.420 --> 01:37:43.955 [UNKNOWN]: I know he's going to be every single charge But I knew I kind of had a feeling that Diddy was going to just stay and see my decay that the prosecutors had a strong case same thing You put in people on a stand that had jail calls saying that they were doing thing again jail pretty pretty much You don't have any evidence that the number one thing that I always 01:37:44.755 --> 01:37:51.081 [UNKNOWN]: found suspicious with these cases, they never had any evidence of him pings, it's a murder for higher case. 01:37:51.461 --> 01:37:54.624 [UNKNOWN]: They don't have any evidence of him paying somebody to kill somebody. 01:37:55.465 --> 01:37:58.307 [UNKNOWN]: They said, or he was on FaceTime, but they don't have the FaceTime recorded. 01:37:58.608 --> 01:38:00.549 [UNKNOWN]: They said, okay, well, the plane tickets will book. 01:38:00.990 --> 01:38:03.212 [UNKNOWN]: You can have a lot of things that look extremely suspicious. 01:38:04.454 --> 01:38:11.301 [UNKNOWN]: In the court of law, it has to be beyond the reasonable doubt that you have a wire tab. 01:38:11.902 --> 01:38:13.483 [UNKNOWN]: Do you have a video? 01:38:13.884 --> 01:38:21.952 [UNKNOWN]: Do you have any, you say an amount, why another case, yes, of that amount being amount being paid. 01:38:22.373 --> 01:38:23.474 [UNKNOWN]: Thank you for doing this. 01:38:23.814 --> 01:38:26.057 [UNKNOWN]: This is the amount of money that I'm paying you for doing this. 01:38:26.617 --> 01:38:29.778 [UNKNOWN]: and they never had any, they didn't have any of that information. 01:38:29.798 --> 01:38:39.842 [UNKNOWN]: So everything else is just here, say coincidence here, say like I said, you've got criminals who are going on a stand that their testimony is getting shredded apart. 01:38:40.622 --> 01:38:40.922 [UNKNOWN]: So. 01:38:42.170 --> 01:38:45.573 [UNKNOWN]: real quick to all my people back home, don't try this though, because you don't got the money. 01:38:45.593 --> 01:38:47.734 [UNKNOWN]: Oh no, of course, it's a higher brand. 01:38:47.754 --> 01:38:50.776 [UNKNOWN]: So no fight, but Brian is still and true. 01:38:51.497 --> 01:39:07.408 [UNKNOWN]: Finland, the day so many deaths, it's spot as the new dream team, you know, OJ had a dream team, people forget it wasn't just Johnny Cochrane, it was Ben Shapiro, who Robert Shapiro, Robert Shapiro, 01:39:08.453 --> 01:39:10.836 [UNKNOWN]: It was, um, grab a car dashing. 01:39:10.896 --> 01:39:13.219 [UNKNOWN]: Robert Kardashian, that's the original car dashing. 01:39:13.239 --> 01:39:13.840 [UNKNOWN]: That's their father. 01:39:14.100 --> 01:39:18.225 [UNKNOWN]: The car dashing was a superstar lawyer for all of this. 01:39:18.245 --> 01:39:20.228 [UNKNOWN]: They had Allen Dershwitz. 01:39:20.468 --> 01:39:21.810 [UNKNOWN]: Yes, people forget about Allen. 01:39:22.288 --> 01:39:27.130 [UNKNOWN]: So, I mean, like I said, John, John, the lead, he was the lead attorney. 01:39:27.170 --> 01:39:28.650 [UNKNOWN]: He's the one that made the close argument. 01:39:28.670 --> 01:39:34.652 [UNKNOWN]: So, in history, people remember John, and John, but they called it a dream team for a reason. 01:39:34.692 --> 01:39:39.294 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, the highest power legal team ever put together. 01:39:39.874 --> 01:39:48.317 [UNKNOWN]: And I think that Drew Finland, and now what's interesting is, I don't know if there's some riffs, some separation, 01:39:49.852 --> 01:39:51.893 [UNKNOWN]: They're doing their own Instagram post. 01:39:52.473 --> 01:40:04.476 [UNKNOWN]: I see Drew Hughes kind of like, yeah, I told the family, trust me, that it is a, it's all, and a original dream thing what OJ that was fighting over who 100% you guys are on it. 01:40:04.776 --> 01:40:07.936 [UNKNOWN]: They said, um, ship, I didn't know. 01:40:09.277 --> 01:40:14.058 [UNKNOWN]: Robert Kardashian was supposed to give that and then he can, 01:40:15.519 --> 01:40:20.420 [UNKNOWN]: which would call Johnny Cockwink of his OJ because Kardashian OJ was best friends. 01:40:21.241 --> 01:40:24.462 [UNKNOWN]: So then it was like, so, yes, you're right. 01:40:24.822 --> 01:40:25.962 [UNKNOWN]: It was internal beef. 01:40:26.082 --> 01:40:29.803 [UNKNOWN]: It was a lot of drama about the victory and then the payouts. 01:40:30.263 --> 01:40:35.065 [UNKNOWN]: Because now that sets your career up for the next 20 to 30 years. 01:40:35.525 --> 01:40:36.005 [UNKNOWN]: Exactly. 01:40:36.525 --> 01:40:36.965 [UNKNOWN]: Exactly. 01:40:37.025 --> 01:40:39.186 [UNKNOWN]: So now the thing is, can they do a twice? 01:40:40.680 --> 01:40:43.201 [UNKNOWN]: Man, these guys have really talented lawyers. 01:40:43.741 --> 01:40:48.162 [UNKNOWN]: And like I said to me, the government failed to prove their case the first time. 01:40:48.742 --> 01:40:51.902 [UNKNOWN]: I think it's going to be difficult to prove a case the second time, but it's always

risky. 01:40:52.122 --> 01:40:55.263 [UNKNOWN]: You got 12 people, all of it, and that's not, that's why I was so impressive. 01:40:55.603 --> 01:40:59.184 [UNKNOWN]: All you need is one person that just, at the very least, make it a hung jury. 01:40:59.504 --> 01:41:05.325 [UNKNOWN]: He had 12 people that all decided the same exact thing on five counts, that's crazy. 01:41:05.845 --> 01:41:08.666 [UNKNOWN]: So I think God is definitely in his favor. 01:41:09.507 --> 01:41:11.811 [UNKNOWN]: Um, he's he's a very fortunate person. 01:41:11.831 --> 01:41:12.251 [UNKNOWN]: I'll tell you that. 01:41:12.432 --> 01:41:12.812 [UNKNOWN]: Super. 01:41:12.993 --> 01:41:13.353 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:41:13.594 --> 01:41:15.337 [UNKNOWN]: It's this side to be less than 3% chance. 01:41:17.555 --> 01:41:23.758 [UNKNOWN]: If this was poly market, this was, this is three per cent chance that he beats every single chart. 01:41:24.278 --> 01:41:26.199 [UNKNOWN]: Now, what's the odds that he does it twice? 01:41:26.659 --> 01:41:32.942 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know, but I, you know, I think he has favor, even if they try to work out some deal. 01:41:33.002 --> 01:41:33.302 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know. 01:41:33.342 --> 01:41:36.723 [UNKNOWN]: I think you can't go against those lawyers, man. 01:41:36.743 --> 01:41:37.364 [UNKNOWN]: They've been proven. 01:41:37.764 --> 01:41:40.425 [UNKNOWN]: And I hear people say, like, they don't beat the Fed, they don't look. 01:41:40.905 --> 01:41:44.387 [UNKNOWN]: The diddy thing, they, I don't care what he, they beat that case. 01:41:45.223 --> 01:41:46.184 [UNKNOWN]: They beat that case. 01:41:46.204 --> 01:41:50.427 [UNKNOWN]: Like he got caught up on some bullshit that I like they could have got natural life. 01:41:50.467 --> 01:41:54.010 [UNKNOWN]: He was facing like young dog and other thing like they're like, okay. 01:41:54.450 --> 01:42:00.475 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, 20 years of probation is excessive, but he was facing 75 years in jail. 01:42:00.936 --> 01:42:04.378 [UNKNOWN]: This wasn't like he used these dudes face and we go chartered for murder. 01:42:04.679 --> 01:42:06.080 [UNKNOWN]: He's facing like in prison. 01:42:07.758 --> 01:42:13.922 [UNKNOWN]: It's high excited 2020, even with this, people say like, well, they should have never especially never spun it into two trials. 01:42:14.262 --> 01:42:15.943 [UNKNOWN]: They should have just combined all charges. 01:42:16.063 --> 01:42:17.704 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, but you've already faced in five charges. 01:42:18.065 --> 01:42:19.485 [UNKNOWN]: Now they got two other charges. 01:42:20.006 --> 01:42:23.728 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, in hindsight, yes, they should have just put all the charges on one trial. 01:42:24.389 --> 01:42:26.530 [UNKNOWN]: Because if he had already beat five, he was going to beat seven. 01:42:27.991 --> 01:42:33.534 [UNKNOWN]: In hindsight, it's very difficult in the game to do so. 01:42:35.477 --> 01:42:36.898 [UNKNOWN]: These guys is talented lawyers. 01:42:37.499 --> 01:42:37.999 [UNKNOWN]: Little dirt. 01:42:38.980 --> 01:42:39.981 [UNKNOWN]: He had a lot of support. 01:42:40.762 --> 01:42:41.382 [UNKNOWN]: Great. 01:42:41.402 --> 01:42:42.983 [UNKNOWN]: He put a bit on the bill. 01:42:43.023 --> 01:42:45.145 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, he might have put it on the bill. 01:42:45.385 --> 01:42:46.867 [UNKNOWN]: So he had a lot of financial support. 01:42:46.907 --> 01:42:48.989 [UNKNOWN]: And yeah, a lot of support from his family. 01:42:49.049 --> 01:42:51.531 [UNKNOWN]: His parents, his dad, his mom, they would there every day. 01:42:52.532 --> 01:42:55.254 [UNKNOWN]: His wife, I think they married girlfriend wife. 01:42:55.414 --> 01:42:56.315 [UNKNOWN]: She was there every day. 01:42:57.075 --> 01:42:58.517 [UNKNOWN]: His man, duty low. 01:42:59.077 --> 01:43:01.018 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, he was there every day. 01:43:01.358 --> 01:43:02.719 [UNKNOWN]: Every day like that. 01:43:02.779 --> 01:43:03.680 [UNKNOWN]: Shout out to him. 01:43:04.180 --> 01:43:06.361 [UNKNOWN]: He's a state loyal to it. 01:43:06.381 --> 01:43:06.881 [UNKNOWN]: Do it all. 01:43:08.362 --> 01:43:09.823 [UNKNOWN]: And it's code to finish that in full. 01:43:10.003 --> 01:43:14.765 [UNKNOWN]: That would be interesting is I've seen something they said, the now that now the government try to come, they might try to exist. 01:43:15.146 --> 01:43:19.348 [UNKNOWN]: They got found guilty on to join those targets that they got found guilty on our pretty serious. 01:43:19.808 --> 01:43:23.630 [UNKNOWN]: They might try to come back to them and offer them them deals. 01:43:24.991 --> 01:43:26.091 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know how that works. 01:43:28.083 --> 01:43:30.865 [UNKNOWN]: No, Dirk, man, he's fortunate because he's be cases. 01:43:30.926 --> 01:43:32.807 [UNKNOWN]: He's be in case of a lot. 01:43:32.867 --> 01:43:34.368 [UNKNOWN]: Dirk is be the lot of cases. 01:43:34.409 --> 01:43:38.112 [UNKNOWN]: You know, at some point in time, you got to really think, like, what am I here for, right? 01:43:38.152 --> 01:43:40.334 [UNKNOWN]: Because it's like, your brother gets killed. 01:43:40.434 --> 01:43:42.235 [UNKNOWN]: Your friends get killed, your artist gets killed. 01:43:43.156 --> 01:43:44.097 [UNKNOWN]: You get out of jail once. 01:43:44.117 --> 01:43:45.058 [UNKNOWN]: You get out of jail twice. 01:43:45.818 --> 01:43:47.260 [UNKNOWN]: You beat the fat. 01:43:47.300 --> 01:43:51.763 [UNKNOWN]: Like, if he's able to beat this pack up, you're in the go to Dubai. 01:43:52.184 --> 01:43:54.346 [UNKNOWN]: I don't think he's ever going to make music. 01:43:54.386 --> 01:43:55.327 [UNKNOWN]: He wants me music. 01:43:56.220 --> 01:43:58.722 [UNKNOWN]: And he was already trying to train the right now. 01:43:58.942 --> 01:44:04.065 [UNKNOWN]: But I think, I think, because at some point how you really got to think, like, I'm hit, like what 50 said now? 01:44:04.085 --> 01:44:05.486 [UNKNOWN]: I know what I'm here for a real reason. 01:44:05.967 --> 01:44:10.109

[UNKNOWN]: Like, if you got, if you got spared, I don't want to say love. 01:44:10.450 --> 01:44:18.175 [UNKNOWN]: If you got spared, a bunch of times, you got to, you got to really look at, look at things and see, like, what, what is my purpose or earth? 01:44:19.794 --> 01:44:21.695 [UNKNOWN]: Shout out the way. 01:44:22.035 --> 01:44:23.956 [UNKNOWN]: Stay out the way man out move. 01:44:24.857 --> 01:44:26.297 [UNKNOWN]: Do you music overseas? 01:44:27.118 --> 01:44:28.959 [UNKNOWN]: You got other investments that are going well. 01:44:29.559 --> 01:44:37.003 [UNKNOWN]: You made the out of the trenches One of the most talented artists to come from the city a boy got nine lives. 01:44:37.103 --> 01:44:38.264 [UNKNOWN]: I'll just move. 01:44:38.684 --> 01:44:42.806 [UNKNOWN]: Move after this and Then we're resting piece Q50. 01:44:42.886 --> 01:44:44.027 [UNKNOWN]: I'm out of Chicago business. 01:44:44.925 --> 01:44:50.674 [UNKNOWN]: This one had to look close to the home because he from Chicago, but he lived in Gary for a long period of time. 01:44:50.694 --> 01:44:53.679 [UNKNOWN]: His mom's in Gary graduated from Maryville. 01:44:55.010 --> 01:45:15.961 [UNKNOWN]: uh... streets over with you hit the heat so he hit the i walk you hit a blade you should stay in indiana he was a basketball star and indiana you want to start he whoop like i don't i don't know if you played at marville maybe freshman's sophomore year but his mom's energy he got family energy uh... graduated from marville but then it's when jeff got killed that 01:45:16.801 --> 01:45:18.522 [UNKNOWN]: that turned them like it. 01:45:18.603 --> 01:45:40.460 [UNKNOWN]: If your family goes through something, but once again, I said this when I was sitting down with Joe and Surf, the thing that I hate about the traveler Ross thing and when academics did it, the war in Shireq, you almost make somebody's stories like their game of thrones and other people want to become that. 01:45:41.530 --> 01:45:45.533 [UNKNOWN]: Like, it's an active, I'm out of Chicago and out of Indiana hood business. 01:45:46.233 --> 01:45:48.614 [UNKNOWN]: But people are vying to be the new one. 01:45:49.695 --> 01:45:51.276 [UNKNOWN]: Like, it's an active campaign. 01:45:51.496 --> 01:45:56.779 [UNKNOWN]: Well, amongst the few people who want to take bonds title, my summer getting close. 01:45:57.580 --> 01:46:07.226 [UNKNOWN]: So when you report on this and you sensationalize it and you're making clips off of it, you're promoting it to the youth and the kids and to the parents. 01:46:07.706 --> 01:46:08.727 [UNKNOWN]: Grab your kids earlier. 01:46:09.739 --> 01:46:15.143 [UNKNOWN]: They're grabbing kids, nine, ten, and then it's always been a thing, but it's worse now because the drill culture is so big. 01:46:16.684 --> 01:46:17.845 [UNKNOWN]: Watch over you, baby, show. 01:46:18.546 --> 01:46:25.351 [UNKNOWN]: Because if you, you can even see there, and even in a conversation with surf, because I asked him, like, what made you go to the streets? 01:46:25.371 --> 01:46:28.173 [UNKNOWN]: He's like, bro, I only saw my dad once every 90 days. 01:46:29.955 --> 01:46:33.338 [UNKNOWN]: The streets are there for me to give me love. 01:46:34.739 --> 01:46:38.822 [UNKNOWN]: And a lot of it is being broken harded because the family structure is going, 01:46:40.032 --> 01:46:46.935 [UNKNOWN]: the desire to have both parents there are going and then you get the allure of the brotherhood and friendship. 01:46:48.555 --> 01:46:54.517 [UNKNOWN]: And it's tearing up our communities you know, and then now you get in and now you can't turn back. 01:46:54.898 --> 01:47:01.500 [UNKNOWN]: Um, a lot of the kids, the ironic part, a lot of them who are caught up in a drocing smart as hell. 01:47:03.115 --> 01:47:05.176 [UNKNOWN]: they just got caught up in the BS2. 01:47:05.216 --> 01:47:06.597 [UNKNOWN]: Some of them aren't as smart as hell. 01:47:06.717 --> 01:47:19.722 [UNKNOWN]: And this is a real complexion that we got to have because allegedly, apparently, Instagram saw this case within 24 hours from people that allegedly had a part to play in his arms. 01:47:20.503 --> 01:47:23.184 [UNKNOWN]: And post them pictures on Instagram, post them videos. 01:47:24.902 --> 01:47:27.423 [UNKNOWN]: Alf same outfit brought us the other part. 01:47:28.204 --> 01:47:45.010 [UNKNOWN]: It's actually mind-boggling like people say like you like did this We spent this amount of money just Bro it's a different air like the arrow we grew up in Because there was structure even to the underworld there is the the big homies are 17 18 19 now 01:47:47.789 --> 01:48:03.092 [UNKNOWN]: let's almost if they did something and they don't post it, it didn't count, but at a certain point years ago, when this first went, okay, when Instagram first started to get people and dated, people didn't really know, right? 01:48:03.252 --> 01:48:08.053 [UNKNOWN]: It was, but this has been at least 10 years now when people have been getting dated from Instagram. 01:48:08.553 --> 01:48:12.054 [UNKNOWN]: And just just from a, you don't have to be a smart person to have common sense. 01:48:14.255 --> 01:48:15.895 [UNKNOWN]: You don't have to be, you don't have to be literate. 01:48:16.575 --> 01:48:18.216 [UNKNOWN]: You don't have to be able to use a calculator. 01:48:18.557 --> 01:48:23.881 [UNKNOWN]: You don't have to be a highly intelligent person to have a basic level of common sense. 01:48:24.882 --> 01:48:33.448 [UNKNOWN]: If you killed somebody, why would you go on Instagram immediately after with guns showing your face? 01:48:33.829 --> 01:48:37.832 [UNKNOWN]: And the same outfit that you just killed somebody in in this video cameras. 01:48:38.192 --> 01:48:40.874 [UNKNOWN]: And then you say, yo, we spent this amount of money this today. 01:48:44.027 --> 01:48:45.368 [UNKNOWN]: This is actually unbelievable. 01:48:45.628 --> 01:48:46.569 [UNKNOWN]: This is actually unbelievable. 01:48:46.809 --> 01:48:48.870

[UNKNOWN]: Like this might be the American's dumbest criminals. 01:48:50.631 --> 01:48:52.613 [UNKNOWN]: This, but back to the bonding. 01:48:53.673 --> 01:49:02.019 [UNKNOWN]: Vans, the Lord came from posting a real time account of what he was doing. 01:49:02.039 --> 01:49:08.403 [UNKNOWN]: That's a lot of people in around a country who are doing the same thing and they're posting a nagging card. 01:49:08.423 --> 01:49:09.164 [UNKNOWN]: And I'd get them done. 01:49:10.645 --> 01:49:25.554 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, but the dog in the wrong it's too difficult this kid this kid's got I think the king because I didn't watch the trap lord documentary on on King Kong I watched it He was doing that He also nobody knew who he was that was a difference. 01:49:25.574 --> 01:49:25.974 [UNKNOWN]: No, too. 01:49:26.174 --> 01:49:30.017 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, what not nationwide at the time. 01:49:30.277 --> 01:49:38.482 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, yeah, and but okay, you kill somebody who's at least a local So that'd be I never had a year or at least a local so that we 01:49:39.907 --> 01:49:41.148 [UNKNOWN]: It's going to have some level of notoriety. 01:49:41.168 --> 01:49:43.269 [UNKNOWN]: You could kill the wrath of your regular person. 01:49:43.729 --> 01:49:44.710 [UNKNOWN]: So you go in a lot. 01:49:44.930 --> 01:49:45.290 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know. 01:49:45.710 --> 01:49:46.371 [UNKNOWN]: It's just stupid. 01:49:47.091 --> 01:49:48.272 [UNKNOWN]: And it brings to the conversation. 01:49:48.832 --> 01:49:54.135 [UNKNOWN]: You have to know places where you can and cannot be when shit goes even like on the south side. 01:49:54.155 --> 01:49:55.776 [UNKNOWN]: That McDonald's was treacherous anywhere. 01:49:56.516 --> 01:49:59.478 [UNKNOWN]: That the gas station thing treacherous. 01:49:59.498 --> 01:50:01.019 [UNKNOWN]: You've got to be careful what you are. 01:50:01.079 --> 01:50:06.762 [UNKNOWN]: And then also you have to be careful who you're around. 01:50:08.459 --> 01:50:09.641 [UNKNOWN]: is tricky, man. 01:50:09.801 --> 01:50:19.993 [UNKNOWN]: Even as a civilian, as a neutral person, even when we bring these topics because people are messing like, wow, you guys talking about this, just because you're not a wolf doesn't mean wolves are not watching you. 01:50:20.754 --> 01:50:22.296 [UNKNOWN]: The wolves are watching civilian all day. 01:50:24.282 --> 01:50:28.985 [UNKNOWN]: to get up on the you have to be mindful of how treacherous shit could be. 01:50:29.886 --> 01:50:33.848 [UNKNOWN]: But being outside four five in the morning three in the morning and be careful. 01:50:34.829 --> 01:50:35.469 [UNKNOWN]: You got to be it. 01:50:35.489 --> 01:50:36.650 [UNKNOWN]: You got to be there for your children. 01:50:36.670 --> 01:50:43.094 [UNKNOWN]: You got to raise our children while we live in a father's and boy because even the kid killed 50. 01:50:44.034 --> 01:50:49.818 [UNKNOWN]: I saw his mother he was talking and he was like, I never wanted for that and he was like, I was always spoiled my whole life. 01:50:50.272 --> 01:50:54.094 [UNKNOWN]: My mom took care of me, my grandma took care of me, my aunts took care of me. 01:50:54.415 --> 01:50:57.056 [UNKNOWN]: He named the whole list of people that took care of them, gave them sneakers on it. 01:50:57.356 --> 01:51:00.638 [UNKNOWN]: The one person that he did not didn't hear was his father. 01:51:01.019 --> 01:51:09.624 [UNKNOWN]: So sometimes, don't you imagine how good a kid has it, how many sacrifices you make for a kid, especially a young boy? 01:51:11.285 --> 01:51:13.326 [UNKNOWN]: You gotta be a father to your children. 01:51:13.787 --> 01:51:15.568 [UNKNOWN]: You gotta be an actor father, because... 01:51:16.657 --> 01:51:19.998 [UNKNOWN]: like Sue Cersei, he joined the gang because his father wasn't there. 01:51:20.538 --> 01:51:28.861 [UNKNOWN]: And there's a bunch of people, I remember like I said, I was talking to somebody that's in a gang and a highly notable gang in California. 01:51:29.361 --> 01:51:39.305 [UNKNOWN]: And they were saying, look, this gang that, you know, I'm a part of, it has it long history of bank robbing or murder and home invasion or everything you could think of. 01:51:39.325 --> 01:51:44.087 [UNKNOWN]: And he was like, there's people doing life in prison from my gang that I know 01:51:45.656 --> 01:51:47.617 [UNKNOWN]: didn't want to do what they did. 01:51:48.237 --> 01:51:56.019 [UNKNOWN]: But they was 1918, 17 years old and the big home told them, this is, you have to do this. 01:51:56.899 --> 01:51:58.920 [UNKNOWN]: They felt peer pressure. 01:51:59.020 --> 01:52:01.780 [UNKNOWN]: They didn't have enough confidence to say, no, I'm not going to do it. 01:52:02.241 --> 01:52:02.761 [UNKNOWN]: And they did it. 01:52:03.341 --> 01:52:05.041 [UNKNOWN]: And now they're doing 75 years in jail. 01:52:05.061 --> 01:52:07.562 [UNKNOWN]: He's like, I mean, this is from him telling me. 01:52:08.910 --> 01:52:10.051 [UNKNOWN]: And he's a reputable member. 01:52:10.491 --> 01:52:16.817 [UNKNOWN]: He's telling me he's like, you know, there's a bunch, he's like, I just was different because I could say no to somebody. 01:52:17.137 --> 01:52:17.517 [UNKNOWN]: Uh-huh. 01:52:17.878 --> 01:52:21.100 [UNKNOWN]: I'm, he's like, I was willing to deal with Kim with Kim, with Kim, with Kim. 01:52:21.140 --> 01:52:21.681 [UNKNOWN]: That came with that. 01:52:21.741 --> 01:52:28.306 [UNKNOWN]: He's like, there's a bunch of people that, I say I'd just say, man, a lot of these kids is just highly impressionable. 01:52:29.107 --> 01:52:30.288 [UNKNOWN]: They don't have any guidance. 01:52:30.889 --> 01:52:31.949 [UNKNOWN]: They're being misled. 01:52:33.061 --> 01:52:36.624 [UNKNOWN]: they're actually drug addicts like there's not a lot of it. 01:52:36.824 --> 01:52:53.857 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's the they're not occasionally using drug they actually drug addicts they're strong out they're not looking at it like that but they're drug addicts on these

prescription pills and these medications and cip and lean it's just like the 80s when they was smoke or crack like these guys are drug addicts so they're not in their right mind first of 01:53:01.445 --> 01:53:06.966 [UNKNOWN]: influence, gain culture, and it's like, how do we stop this? 01:53:08.127 --> 01:53:08.547 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know. 01:53:09.127 --> 01:53:13.288 [UNKNOWN]: But I know that if you have a child, start there. 01:53:13.468 --> 01:53:15.408 [UNKNOWN]: Just be active in your text them early. 01:53:16.248 --> 01:53:17.429 [UNKNOWN]: Be active in your child life. 01:53:17.469 --> 01:53:24.430 [UNKNOWN]: We have because if not the peer pressure of the friend groups have a big impact and it starts off 01:53:29.673 --> 01:53:30.874 [UNKNOWN]: God, God will be careful. 01:53:31.134 --> 01:53:38.561 [UNKNOWN]: And also, too, we got to have a conversation at what point is there going to be a lawsuit for the labels who endorse and back this? 01:53:40.082 --> 01:53:48.870 [UNKNOWN]: Never, because it's only, it's only, look, if it was some, it's only impacting black people, like men, and black women. 01:53:48.991 --> 01:53:50.432 [UNKNOWN]: So it's not, unfortunately, 01:53:52.525 --> 01:53:54.826 [UNKNOWN]: That doesn't, that doesn't, that doesn't, that doesn't matter. 01:53:54.846 --> 01:53:55.546 [UNKNOWN]: They get some miles. 01:53:55.806 --> 01:53:58.246 [UNKNOWN]: For everyone, rap, but that star is another rapper gets on. 01:53:58.546 --> 01:54:02.607 [UNKNOWN]: I see him fly, he said, he interviewed 20, he was talking to the, to the Duke 50s. 01:54:02.627 --> 01:54:03.448 [UNKNOWN]: So now I was 23. 01:54:03.808 --> 01:54:07.709 [UNKNOWN]: He told him, he interviewed 22 people that got killed, rappers. 01:54:08.129 --> 01:54:09.129 [UNKNOWN]: So now this is 23. 01:54:09.189 --> 01:54:13.470 [UNKNOWN]: He, him himself has personally interviewed 23 rappers that got killed. 01:54:13.850 --> 01:54:14.090 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:54:15.230 --> 01:54:19.051 [UNKNOWN]: So it's like, man, this shit is, it's beyond it. 01:54:19.071 --> 01:54:19.892 [UNKNOWN]: I reckon bro. 01:54:25.142 --> 01:54:25.382 [UNKNOWN]: here. 01:54:26.502 --> 01:54:32.444 [UNKNOWN]: This is the waste of waste of waste in your life, waste in your life for lots of things. 01:54:32.784 --> 01:54:33.864 [UNKNOWN]: It's not even about nothing. 01:54:34.324 --> 01:54:36.305 [UNKNOWN]: It's not even about nothing really serious. 01:54:36.905 --> 01:54:41.426 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, you can't even buy it because they did you want a song or anything. 01:54:41.466 --> 01:54:44.687 [UNKNOWN]: But even with that, some of the dissonance and the dissonance and the dead. 01:54:45.651 --> 01:54:50.812 [UNKNOWN]: And the lents that they're going to brought this series at the crib, we go on a grave site. 01:54:50.832 --> 01:54:59.814 [UNKNOWN]: So now it says, it's been brought if you've been going on, so to the, I mean, uh, me Greg Jones, South of Greg, Willie Ray, we went to one of them house parties on it on the East side. 01:55:00.734 --> 01:55:03.815 [UNKNOWN]: He was our bro got nice house nice neighborhood. 01:55:05.095 --> 01:55:08.276 [UNKNOWN]: He like yo got getting up out of here that I like that talk. 01:55:08.636 --> 01:55:13.577 [UNKNOWN]: That was this and it's going to the funeral homes and should record video that. 01:55:14.547 --> 01:55:24.210 [UNKNOWN]: The iPhone camera wasn't that great, this shit been going on, but sometimes like in this one, you can be so disrespectful, somebody's going to come back and do something. 01:55:24.230 --> 01:55:27.831 [UNKNOWN]: I've got to move correctly, but there's no leadership. 01:55:29.071 --> 01:55:40.615 [UNKNOWN]: I'm not pro gang life as a neutral civilian, but we're taking away some of the structure that was there in the 1980s, it did mess up the inner city black market. 01:55:42.477 --> 01:55:42.837 [UNKNOWN]: They did. 01:55:43.638 --> 01:55:45.159 [UNKNOWN]: There's no rules. 01:55:45.359 --> 01:55:49.942 [UNKNOWN]: I know there's never honor amongst these, but there was more structured than how wild it is now. 01:55:51.143 --> 01:55:52.144 [UNKNOWN]: I'm a shit crazy girl. 01:55:53.284 --> 01:56:06.994 [UNKNOWN]: But I'm out of Chicago business in the end, but there'll be careful, catch your kids early, go to their phones, see what they're doing, because you don't know how they're catching 11-12-13. 01:56:07.114 --> 01:56:11.197 [UNKNOWN]: Even back on this kid's 13-14, got four bodies on them already. 01:56:12.410 --> 01:56:15.591 [UNKNOWN]: 3.2 GPA, to the lower after school. 01:56:17.291 --> 01:56:18.952 [UNKNOWN]: And his kids was wasting their life, man. 01:56:19.092 --> 01:56:30.674 [UNKNOWN]: But real quick, if you talk before we leave, a little boozy on 60 minutes saying that he got a $600,000 worth worth of the report, then he said that they didn't play the whole video, it's all thing. 01:56:31.214 --> 01:56:32.235 [UNKNOWN]: So he's into himself. 01:56:32.275 --> 01:56:33.735 [UNKNOWN]: He's already talked about it for 60 minutes. 01:56:33.755 --> 01:56:34.675 [UNKNOWN]: That's a big laugh on. 01:56:34.735 --> 01:56:38.816 [UNKNOWN]: That's a... Is he playing a dangerous game? 01:56:43.819 --> 01:56:54.801 [UNKNOWN]: knowing how vindictive the administration can be and even Trump and the era he grew up in and how he conducts himself. 01:56:58.582 --> 01:56:59.783 [UNKNOWN]: I wouldn't have advised him to do it. 01:56:59.963 --> 01:57:08.565 [UNKNOWN]: It's one thing to take it to the Internet or other platforms, but to be mainstream and kind of highlight that, you're kind of setting yourself up for danger 01:57:10.908 --> 01:57:20.473 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, yeah, I mean, allegedly, the Trump pardon economy, to the one thing about Trump is everything is for sale, allegedly, allegedly. 01:57:20.773 --> 01:57:24.715 [UNKNOWN]: So the, the, the pardon, this has been comedy, so. 01:57:26.345 --> 01:57:47.459 [UNKNOWN]: and it's a whole ecosystem around it listen

and you got the logs version of it and you got something is for sale now other people was going to come in that might not even be associated because they're okay this is canal street now so okay if we buy any a merry there's a canal street version just to do you need a merry as a merry that price 01:57:54.550 --> 01:58:03.679 [UNKNOWN]: When you forced it, but this only has because this didn't happen during any other presidency because there wasn't part because there wasn't an election pipeline to actually be able to pay for a party. 01:58:03.899 --> 01:58:09.845 [UNKNOWN]: But when the rule was started to come out that you could pay for a party now, this will become a floodgate. 01:58:10.886 --> 01:58:12.268 [UNKNOWN]: So that's one thing. 01:58:13.589 --> 01:58:14.330 [UNKNOWN]: And I'll be real. 01:58:16.334 --> 01:58:17.855 [UNKNOWN]: 600 to to low for pardon. 01:58:18.535 --> 01:58:22.678 [UNKNOWN]: You got to know like that's all my people coming out so you're getting through a deal on such and such. 01:58:22.698 --> 01:58:27.941 [UNKNOWN]: It's like if the price is too good to be true, you have to wonder. 01:58:27.961 --> 01:58:28.642 [UNKNOWN]: It's not true. 01:58:29.062 --> 01:58:29.942 [UNKNOWN]: It's not true. 01:58:30.022 --> 01:58:32.384 [UNKNOWN]: And why are you looking out for me and caring for me so much? 01:58:32.924 --> 01:58:33.404 [UNKNOWN]: Exactly. 01:58:34.605 --> 01:58:38.207 [UNKNOWN]: Okay, the thing is that AI, we put this clip. 01:58:38.668 --> 01:58:39.448 [UNKNOWN]: Play this clip, please. 01:58:41.229 --> 01:58:43.931 [UNKNOWN]: Okay, artificial intelligence, 01:58:45.126 --> 01:58:54.469 [UNKNOWN]: Do you think AI can really kill all humanity or are you just not you, but are they coming up with scenarios to not have to go public because they don't want to reveal those real numbers? 01:58:54.769 --> 01:59:00.851 [UNKNOWN]: I think it could kill all humanity just even from people looking at it from like an army of robots. 01:59:01.331 --> 01:59:05.332 [UNKNOWN]: What happens if the computer system that actually control 01:59:07.048 --> 01:59:11.452 [UNKNOWN]: nuclear weapons, because this, we know that there's 10,000 nuclear weapons in the world. 01:59:12.593 --> 01:59:17.057 [UNKNOWN]: Every nuclear weapon does not have to be pushed by a button, a human being button. 01:59:17.217 --> 01:59:20.880 [UNKNOWN]: Some of these weapons, I'm assuming, can be launched from a computer. 01:59:22.361 --> 01:59:23.242 [UNKNOWN]: And what country? 01:59:23.302 --> 01:59:29.167 [UNKNOWN]: Not the U.S. Well, the U.S. only has maybe 40% of nuclear weapons. 01:59:30.188 --> 01:59:31.549 [UNKNOWN]: Russia has more nuclear weapons than we have. 01:59:33.721 --> 01:59:54.566 [UNKNOWN]: And then you got Pakistan with 150 nuclear weapons, you got India with 300 nuclear weapons, you got Israel with 200 nuclear weapons, you got Europe, all of these European countries have nuclear weapons, France, England, Germany, so I think the way that

people are looking at AI is a little wrong. 01:59:55.448 --> 01:59:57.931 [UNKNOWN]: it danger from the human civilization standpoint. 01:59:58.191 --> 02:00:06.279 [UNKNOWN]: I think way years away from AI Army of AI robots taking, you know, the streets and actually killing people that could potentially happen in the future. 02:00:06.319 --> 02:00:09.242 [UNKNOWN]: But I think that's something not of the same box and overtaken systems. 02:00:09.622 --> 02:00:10.823 [UNKNOWN]: This goes back to CrowdStrike, right? 02:00:11.183 --> 02:00:14.487 [UNKNOWN]: And cyber security, why cyber security is so important, because 02:00:16.917 --> 02:00:44.629 [UNKNOWN]: a hacking, but the idea of computer starting to go rogue on their own, the system starting to go rogue on their own, and starting to make, starting to, and that's the problem you start to, when you start to impair it with human decision making abilities, because one thing just to answer, ask a question, answer a question, but when it starts to make human decision making abilities, it might actually make a rational decision to itself to say, look, I've started human civilization, you guys are on 02:00:47.030 --> 02:01:10.925 [UNKNOWN]: It's my responsibility to destroy you guys because you are a harm and it wouldn't be wrong if from a rational standpoint if you just go from a just a rational thinking standpoint if that's how you program it right and that's my point if it does that is that Like recursive or was it program to do that 02:01:12.797 --> 02:01:14.098 [UNKNOWN]: was a prompted to do that. 02:01:14.719 --> 02:01:20.403 [UNKNOWN]: It could be it or like I said, it could be prompted to say, make always make the best decision for humanity. 02:01:20.664 --> 02:01:23.967 [UNKNOWN]: If you say, or always make the best decision for a planet Earth. 02:01:24.806 --> 02:01:26.587 [UNKNOWN]: Let's say that was the prompt, right? 02:01:26.627 --> 02:01:28.048 [UNKNOWN]: I'm simplifying this, of course. 02:01:28.369 --> 02:01:33.452 [UNKNOWN]: But if you prompt something that says, always make the best decision for planet Earth. 02:01:33.832 --> 02:01:35.053 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 02:01:35.193 --> 02:01:41.818 [UNKNOWN]: It could reasonably think the best decision is to destroy the human race because the human race is the basis. 02:01:42.218 --> 02:01:46.201 [UNKNOWN]: Vases is the biggest threat to the survival of planet Earth. 02:01:46.641 --> 02:01:46.862 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 02:01:47.482 --> 02:01:54.045 [UNKNOWN]: That's the whole theory behind walking there that we are the virus that's destroying Earth and not the zombies in the way the way they get nature back to. 02:01:54.405 --> 02:01:54.765 [UNKNOWN]: I get it. 02:01:55.325 --> 02:01:57.686 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, the water is polluted because of humans. 02:01:58.086 --> 02:01:59.947 [UNKNOWN]: The air is polluted because of humans. 02:01:59.967 --> 02:02:02.948 [UNKNOWN]: Well, corporations are different than what they're humans. 02:02:04.509 --> 02:02:05.389 [UNKNOWN]: They're human beings, right? 02:02:05.489 --> 02:02:05.749 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 02:02:06.050 --> 02:02:06.750 [UNKNOWN]: So I don't know. 02:02:07.450 --> 02:02:14.153 [UNKNOWN]: It's interesting, but very well, when people understand, I'm not just, I'm not saying that AI does not need to be regulated. 02:02:15.187 --> 02:02:21.713 [UNKNOWN]: Of course, there's dangers that AI poses that AI definitely should be some level of regulation in place. 02:02:21.733 --> 02:02:31.923 [UNKNOWN]: For sure, I would just say it's just this propaganda on the dangers of AI and who's pushing the propaganda and why are they pushing the propaganda? 02:02:31.943 --> 02:02:33.364 [UNKNOWN]: The ghosts who want to try, I believe. 02:02:33.730 --> 02:02:39.552 [UNKNOWN]: I never, I never said that there's no dangers of AI, of course, there's things of AI, of course. 02:02:39.952 --> 02:02:44.953 [UNKNOWN]: But I think some of those are grossly exaggerated by one party to not go public. 02:02:45.093 --> 02:02:49.755 [UNKNOWN]: And then another one are espalves in the danger so you can create. 02:02:50.395 --> 02:02:51.936 [UNKNOWN]: It is like the great financial crisis. 02:02:52.516 --> 02:03:00.338 [UNKNOWN]: Like if I create all these synthetic products that cause a crash and did not come in and regulate to fix the crash, well I wouldn't both size. 02:03:04.148 --> 02:03:04.769 [UNKNOWN]: Absolutely. 02:03:05.169 --> 02:03:06.530 [UNKNOWN]: Do remember tomorrow. 02:03:07.130 --> 02:03:16.517 [UNKNOWN]: We got budget needs to 12 o'clock and we got choice options classes 7 o'clock 3-year deal to E-Y-L University There's seven slots left. 02:03:17.078 --> 02:03:26.425 [UNKNOWN]: Go to E-Y-L University dot com to claim your spot Last offering and 02:03:29.360 --> 02:03:35.364 [UNKNOWN]: Yep, stock club prices are in Cajabi call recording would be out Friday. 02:03:35.945 --> 02:03:37.746 [UNKNOWN]: If I made you money, please put guests in chat. 02:03:37.806 --> 02:03:42.309 [UNKNOWN]: I love your daily stay safe and to all of the non-supporters. 02:03:42.349 --> 02:03:42.969 [UNKNOWN]: I love you too. 02:03:43.009 --> 02:03:45.531 [UNKNOWN]: Thank you for all the ideas from the bottom of my heart. 02:03:45.831 --> 02:03:55.198 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, can we end what I'm marking to I love the kit, the clip, that you guys have what we'll have on stage about taking your free content and turning them into pay customers. 02:03:55.218 --> 02:03:57.679 [UNKNOWN]: Do you have a tip of the week that you want to give you? 02:03:59.277 --> 02:04:00.137 [UNKNOWN]: That's way to next week. 02:04:00.538 --> 02:04:00.798 [UNKNOWN]: Okay. 02:04:00.998 --> 02:04:04.179 [UNKNOWN]: The beat bell for the business for the business tip. 02:04:04.639 --> 02:04:06.140 [UNKNOWN]: We'll start to show off within next week. 02:04:06.801 --> 02:04:08.901 [UNKNOWN]: Aaron Rogers, my prayers and thoughts to you, my brother. 02:04:08.941 --> 02:04:09.942 [UNKNOWN]: Next time, I just hope you're here. 02:04:10.942 --> 02:04:11.463 [UNKNOWN]: Hope you're here. 02:04:11.623 --> 02:04:13.504 [UNKNOWN]: To what I never in life told at. 02:04:15.264 --> 02:04:17.025 [UNKNOWN]: And fellas, you got to let the know. 02:04:17.185 --> 02:04:18.346 [UNKNOWN]: That's a pleasure to let the. 02:04:18.946 --> 02:04:20.867 [UNKNOWN]: But if you guys let them know, then they're ready. 02:04:20.907 --> 02:04:21.467 [UNKNOWN]: It's too late. 02:04:23.288 --> 02:04:23.768 [UNKNOWN]: You know that. 02:04:24.289 --> 02:04:24.889 [UNKNOWN]: Let's go point. 02:04:25.470 --> 02:04:28.391 [UNKNOWN]: You know that and they don't think you I know the option either. 02:04:29.051 --> 02:04:37.313 [UNKNOWN]: That's better You could have went to Shombur Right after that bear's game bears those packers. 02:04:37.333 --> 02:04:41.854 [UNKNOWN]: You could have went right to Shombur everston Tim Lee park. 02:04:41.974 --> 02:04:51.476 [UNKNOWN]: Well, for you can with O'Block that's up Boy I like your option Jesus that's tough not now. 02:04:51.496 --> 02:04:53.897 [UNKNOWN]: He's trying to go back and to Don't 02:04:55.803 --> 02:05:02.366 [UNKNOWN]: It's a quite a few of y'all and media who were supportive of him and now you're not, you already got the voter don't matter. 02:05:05.468 --> 02:05:07.529 [UNKNOWN]: You think you're going to pay the $5,000 if you vote for public. 02:05:10.551 --> 02:05:10.951 [UNKNOWN]: Good luck. 02:05:12.512 --> 02:05:13.072 [UNKNOWN]: Good luck. 02:05:13.652 --> 02:05:13.872 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 02:05:15.973 --> 02:05:16.974 [UNKNOWN]: Is that legal or no? 02:05:17.634 --> 02:05:18.515 [UNKNOWN]: Absolutely not. 02:05:18.695 --> 02:05:19.775 [UNKNOWN]: Not political experts. 02:05:19.795 --> 02:05:20.376 [UNKNOWN]: Mr. America. 02:05:21.456 --> 02:05:23.037 [UNKNOWN]: This is the United States of America. 02:05:25.028 --> 02:05:26.008 [UNKNOWN]: Salute Gaspi. 02:05:26.529 --> 02:05:27.729 [UNKNOWN]: Yep, always. 02:05:28.349 --> 02:05:32.911 [UNKNOWN]: Um, this hat came, this was a special, a Mitchell and Ness. 02:05:33.551 --> 02:05:33.831 [UNKNOWN]: Okay. 02:05:34.371 --> 02:05:35.832 [UNKNOWN]: This is a Mitchell and Ness joint. 02:05:36.372 --> 02:05:39.193 [UNKNOWN]: Um, we're using Chicago, Chicago, man. 02:05:39.593 --> 02:05:40.654 [UNKNOWN]: Chicago, great city. 02:05:40.694 --> 02:05:43.635 [UNKNOWN]: We get a lot of, a lot of bad rap, but um, Chicago. 02:05:43.695 --> 02:05:44.915 [UNKNOWN]: Chicago, a beautiful city. 02:05:45.395 --> 02:05:47.096 [UNKNOWN]: Sure, it's unfortunate, it's unfortunate. 02:05:47.536 --> 02:05:52.058 [UNKNOWN]: You know, the violence that has occurred, what Chicago was one of my favorite cities for sure. 02:05:52.358 --> 02:05:52.998 [UNKNOWN]: Love you so much. 02:05:53.830 --> 02:05:55.678 [UNKNOWN]: Alright guys, we'll see you tomorrow, peace. 02:05:56.180 --> 02:05:56.461 [UNKNOWN]: Peace.