Everyone Needs an Aquarius: It's Just Chaos (Reasonable Doubt, Diddy Fight, Hood Warfare, and Buffie The Body, and More)

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We are back, we are back. Everyone needs an
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Aquarius. Dom, how are you doing? Not so
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well. What's wrong? What's up? What's up? I don't know,
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um, like what's going on.
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The weather's— weather's been weird out here. It finally cooled down
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for it to jump back up today to like 95,
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and it'll be hot again tomorrow and Saturday. Um,
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but like my sinuses, like for the past 2 nights, my sinuses and
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allergies have like had me stuffy. So I'm gonna do a nasal
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rinse before I go to bed. Oh man, take a hot shower and do a
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nasal rinse and see what happens. Like,
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it's not like my nose is running, it is just stuffy all of a
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sudden. I, I'll be fine the whole day. All day today I've sounded like
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this, and I know y'all, I know on a regular basis I sound a little
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nasally, but not like this. Not like different.
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This is different. Um, and it's just been an interesting
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week And I had to look up— I was like, I think we're about
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to go into a retrograde. And yeah, we just— didn't we just
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come out of one? Uh, no, it's been a little while. So we go in,
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I think it's like the 24th or the 25th, and,
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um, we go back into Mercury retrograde. So of
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course the weird things that have been happening to me are because
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of the shadows. I'ma tell you something and
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y'all are not gonna fucking believe me. Y'all are not gonna believe me when I
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tell you. Let's go. Monday I subbed
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at a new school, um, and I was like supposed to be there, you know,
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gonna be there all week. All right, cool. Middle schoolers.
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So I'm excited because I'm like, shit, I ain't gotta worry
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about chasing motherfuckers around at recess. I'm ecstatic about this,
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by the way. Okay. Yeah. Um,
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and because again the weather is weird, we have all these crazy mosquitoes
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out here. I ain't got to deal with it.
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So I go to this new school and,
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um, they're immediately like— like the vibe was
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weird. The teacher had a little touch of the tism, like not even being funny.
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But I should have known when I saw this big-ass cockroach
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that it was gonna be a day. Like, he told me
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to put my stuff in this cabinet. I opened the cabinet and this big-ass roach
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like falls out. Oh, it's alive. And I'm like, oh my God,
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like, I don't— I don't do bugs, I don't do roaches.
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So I'm like not freaking out, but like freaking out because
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of the whole incident that just happened at my place and like
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having to get my place sprayed because people
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be dumping and shit behind my apartment.
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So I'm like, I want to deal with this shit.
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So like, put my stuff up, but I tie— like, I spin my bag around
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so nothing can get in.
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All right. Oh snap. So it's 2 other— it's
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like, it's like 4 of us in there, and they're like, oh, we have a
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schedule. Um, we take these 2 kids to the doc—
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the, the restroom every hour to prevent accidents.
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Oh, I'm like, okay, I don't be diapering. I don't do that. Like, I don't,
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you know, like, it's one thing to peek you need to help somebody put their
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pants up, but I don't be doing none of that, like wiping ass,
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none of that. That's not like— like, as a person that
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rotates around, that— I, I think that's unethical,
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and I'm pretty sure it's unethical, but whatever.
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So, um, they take to these 2 boys.
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One of the boys is this like almost 6'4, like tall, lanky kid.
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The other one has Down syndrome, who is clearly
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being heavily medicated at home because he cannot stay awake
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at the school. Okay,
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so they typically take them to the restroom together, and they
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like, oh, when you bring the tall guy in,
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you have to really monitor him and cut him off because he'll start
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pulling out the toilet paper, wanting to play, and all these
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things. And no, So why are y'all taking them to the bathroom
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together is my question. Like, that doesn't make sense.
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Like, take one, then take the other.
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So I end up being polite and I,
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I do take the tall kid. And I'm like,
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the other, the other kid was eating, so I'm like, oh cool,
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you really not about to play. We about to get in, get out, blah blah
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blah blah blah. So this is important.
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So I, um, when he's, you know, done going
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to the restroom, I'm like, all right, let's go. You gotta, you know, pull up
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your pull-up, all this up, put your pants up. Let's wash our hands and
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let's get back to the classroom. And he's sitting there like this,
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like his teeth are bucked and gapped, so like hanging over that
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lip, and his glasses, and he's just looking down at me.
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So I'm like Stand. This is stand up, y'all. This is stand up in sign
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language. So I'm like, stand up. And I almost said little nigga,
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but I didn't. Um, but let's go.
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So ultimately, I, um,
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you know, I get him up, he goes,
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um, we go back to the classroom, and you know, he,
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you know, like, he— it ain't like he mad, but it's like, what can— what
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would you go— what would you— what was you gonna do anyway? You know.
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So then like it was like an hour,
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you know, almost an hour later, and he pressed
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on his device or whatever that he needs to go to the bathroom. So he
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was like, oh, he needs to go. I was like, oh, I was gonna take
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him closer to 2 o'clock because we leave at 2:30.
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I'm like, he'll go right before he goes home. It's like, well,
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he asked twice. And I'm like, I don't want to— y'all
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take him. You know what I mean? So I
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end up taking him and I, um,
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give him a little space. And I had just
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stepped back. Do you know this nigga threw shit out
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the bathroom toward me?
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Wow. Nigga, nigga,
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baby, I was like, I know you fucking lying. And I said
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that a lot, like, I know you fucking lying.
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Wow. And so I yelled at him like, okay,
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you need— because now I have to like make sure that he don't have anything
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on his clothes. Um,
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and I'm like trying to like check to see if
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he's got it on the wall or anything. Or you just being petty? So it
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was like a little bit on the floor,
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but He like chucked it out,
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like, and I had just stepped back.
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And how old is he again? He's like in the 8th
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grade. Yeah.
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And he's wearing a diaper still? Pull-ups. Yeah.
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So, so how, so how much on this— he must be severe on
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the spectrum then. He's more on the low-functioning side for sure because he's non-verbal.
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Uh, has no speech, uh, has an AAC device.
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Um, I had— I wouldn't—
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I don't know,
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I don't really know what his stims are because he just after a while just
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start pushing buttons sometimes on his device and they'll just
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remove it, you know, from him, like take it from him.
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But yeah, and so when I I
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had yelled at him and I was like, okay, now you need to change.
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Like, you have to take, take your pull-up off. I'm not doing
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it, you know. Like, so I'm yelling. I want to yell in the mic,
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but I'll be yelling anyway. But I'm
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like, hey, you— so now, because they always complain about if
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he does have an accident or something, like how big his feet are and trying
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to pull the pull-up and stuff through his,
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uh, I ain't doing that, you doing it. I said,
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no, you doing it. Take your shoes off. He a big
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fella then. He tall. Yeah, he tall and lanky.
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It was like maybe changing KD's pull-up.
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Oh, he's that tall? He— no, he was hit 6'4,
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but he was that 6'4 in the 8th grade. Yeah, he was like— he's lanky,
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he's pushing 6'4. Woo!
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So I was like Um,
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you know, like I made him do everything. And because like that, you know,
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sometimes, you know, like kids get used to
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people doing stuff for them. No, not— shit, you can do it. And he did
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it, no problem. And was just like, like it was like
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he had a moment where it was like an altered reality
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for him where somebody was not gonna— no, you gonna do this
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shit. You doing it.
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And I, I went back into that room. So he's about to be taken care
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of his whole life then? Probably. Yeah, I'm pretty sure. And so,
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um, I said, uh, I'm not coming back in this shit tomorrow.
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And it was like, what happened? I was like, he tried to
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throw shit at me. And they was like, what?
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I'm like, yeah, that's what Took me
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a second. I was cleaning up and they
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said you should have left him and came to— I shouldn't have been in
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this shit. No way. Oh snap,
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hold on, stop the presses. We got an announcement.
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It just dropped 3 hours ago.
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We got a Versus. Of who?
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Case versus Carl Thomas.
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October 22nd. Okay,
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continue with your story. Just one. Okay,
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that is a random-ass verse, but we gonna do a
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recap because it's R&B. We gonna do a recap.
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Okay, so are they gonna do like 5 songs? Well, I mean, no, no,
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no, no, no, don't do it. Don't do it. Don't do that to Carl Thomas.
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No, no, no, no, no. How many? Like, I've never
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listened to a Carl Thomas album. Oh, that first Carl Thomas album.
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Oh, I like, uh,
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it's on that level of Amerie, like how banger after banger. Okay, okay, I'll take
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a listen. So there, if it's the— if it's a men's version, like underrated banger
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for banger, Carl Thomas, I would always say. Okay, especially for that year.
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And okay, no, Carl Thomas came out '99, 2000. She came out
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like '01, '02. But they're on that same level of like, man, I ain't even
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notice it's that good. Okay, okay, okay. But yeah, I'm sorry, I don't want
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to interrupt your story. I just saw that. Yes, no, no, no, no, it's fine,
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it's almost over. But they, they just was like, oh my God, like, are you
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serious? I'm like, absolutely not. I said, I'm not coming in here.
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I don't— I was like, I already told y'all I don't diaper, none of that
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stuff. And then to have shit thrown at me, like, fuck no.
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And so, you know, of course, you know, they're trying to like,
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oh, you know, we really enjoyed you. Like, you kind of just jump
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right in. Uh, people are afraid and you cool.
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Sorry, nigga. Nigga.
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So I, I like call my, my two like home, my homeboy,
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my homegirl. So we kind of talking about it on my way home and my
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homeboy is like, you see, you got to get an animator because
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like this should be animated. And so we talking about it or
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whatever and I finally get walking the door. I'm taking stuff out my pocket so
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I can like strip down because like now, like though the shit didn't get on
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me I feel disgusting,
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you know, and rightfully so. So I'm like trying to hurry
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up and wrap up with them, and I take
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everything in my pocket. Why do I have they fucking keys?
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Oh wow, nigga. Now you know I'm pissed.
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Even more pissed. Had to go back in that shit the next day to get
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them all their keys back. And then
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I was like, I ain't coming back in this shit. And they was like,
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are we gonna see you Wednesday? I was like, I don't know, maybe, possibly.
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And then y'all did not see me. I was not playing.
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Oh wow. I was not playing with them fuckers.
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Like, that's just too much.
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It's too much. Yeah. And I'm just like,
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wow, wow. And then like the teacher— and
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here's the crazy thing, and I think it's really cool that the teacher is on
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the spectrum and, and, and working
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with kids and trying to educate them, right? But my issue with this
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is, is that you still have different tics and like
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things that irritate you that wouldn't probably really
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bother anybody else, but you up here yelling at
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some of these kids because they're starting to mirror behaviors and
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all of this stuff and you freaking out. And I'm like,
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yeah, this is not the place for me. Like,
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because to me in my mind, and what I was trying to explain to them,
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I was like, okay, I don't know these kids. I only know one
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of them, the girl I met— this one girl I met the second day.
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But this one boy, he came in Monday and immediately
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sat down. Tuesday he came in, put his stuff down,
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and started pacing. That lets me know something happened
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between the hours of him leaving school and him coming back for him
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to be anxious like that and pacing back and forth.
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Like, that's, that's how my mind works. And so they're
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looking at it like it's regression, and I'm like, no, I'm pretty
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sure something happened that has him like that on,
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like, you know, just moving around. And they're like, well, we worked
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hard. Like, it, you know, it's It's October, he was doing this at the beginning
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of the school year. And I was like, yeah, and the beginning of the school
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year was like fucking a month and a half ago. It's not like it's
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June, bruh. What are we doing? What are we talking about?
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So I was like, oh, I gotta get the fuck up out this shit.
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Yeah, hey, your peace is the most important. That was the most important
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thing. I'm like, y'all do not pay enough to be having shit flown at me
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out of a bathroom stall, okay? And I'm
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actually going to report that to the district. I'm with
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you, I get it. So I'm like, so people are aware of
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what y'all need to put that in the notes and pay people more.
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Sorry, won't be me.
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Get somebody else to do it. All right, um, sorry.
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Yeah, you good, you're good, you're good. Reasonable doubt.
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Season 4, episodes 1 through 4. We're gonna
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review it, discuss it. Dom, we had a small— 4? I,
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I thought it was 6 episodes. We only up to 4 right now.
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It's not over. I know it's not over, but it's
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only up to season episode 4 has been shown. I thought I started—
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I feel like I watched hella episodes. I'm,
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I'm pulling it up. Like, yeah, I'm almost positive I just watched it
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last night. Yeah, I— oh,
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somebody done messed— I can't get into damn Hulu.
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Yeah, episode 4 is— it just came out yesterday. Yeah, it's— we have episode 4.
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Episode 5 is not till the 20th.
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I— episode 4 came out yesterday? That was what
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came out? Yeah, I watched it yesterday on the 13th. It came out the 13th,
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so 2 days ago. Sorry. Okay, he's recording
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on Thursday. I know I watched like 4 or 6 episodes.
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It's 4 episodes. Yeah, 4 episodes. Okay, that's why we're doing one. That's when I
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text you and I was like, you were up to— we was up to 4.
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You were, you were current. You are current. Okay, because I'm like,
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yo, I thought— I swear I watched like 6 episodes. But at this point,
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listen, when you get shit thrown at you, yeah, everything start blending
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together. Okay, all right, what do you feel about season
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4 so far with these 4 episodes?
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Okay, go ahead, go ahead. I feel like it feels forced. Um,
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it doesn't feel genuine like the previous seasons.
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Uh, I don't like the direction that the show is going in now.
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It's like whimsical, not in
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a fun way. If, if I could, I could make
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that make sense. I, um, yeah, so spoiler alert.
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Oh yeah, spoilers, spoilers. If you— have you not seen it? We are
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talking about, you know, fast forward. Yeah, I,
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I told you my first gripe was I
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didn't— I don't— I, I already knew what was gonna happen. I don't
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like how when Jax came to, and yes,
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she had those 2 bullet wounds and everything,
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that they, um, was gonna make her addicted to
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painkillers. I did not like that. Okay, because that's all—
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that's not— I, I know that's some people's story, but that's
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not always everybody's story.
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And for her to be very anti-medication
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at that moment, and then all of a sudden you just start taking it,
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but then you don't want to go
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to rehab, like, like you're supposed to be going to physical
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therapy Pretty much, and you're refusing to go because,
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uh, I'm not, I'm not that bad, but you up here popping pills. Like,
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what the fuck we doing? Like, when did— like, we know Jax be doing dumb
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shit, but when you start doing dumb shit like this, like, it don't make sense.
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Um, the whole thing with Tank feels,
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oh my God, so anticlimactic and dramatic. I— it's— we
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like, yes, they're trying to paint it like he,
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um, potentially really, you know,
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had his wife kidnapped. And then based on you not shooting that gun
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leads me to believe you saw who was in that van if you didn't
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do this. But then there's going to be somebody for real, for real
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probably trying to blackmail him. That might
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be a thing, it might not, but it just is so anticlimactic.
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The most interesting story is Corey and,
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um, Essence. Essen— was Atkins?
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Atkins? Yes, that's Atkins. Yeah, theirs is the most
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interesting story, if we could be honest. And maybe even the white
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boy who also— like, something about him. Tommy.
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Tommy. Was Tommy acting like that in Power?
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Like, when I say he's acting, his acting skills, because they
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feel flat here. Something about his acting is falling flat.
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Could be the script. It could be. But I
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like— I would even say his story is interesting.
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Um, and hell, even Louis turning a new
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leaf, uh, turning to Corey for help, because we know he
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felt like he was trying to like, you know, edge his way in
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to get with Jax. Like, look,
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and y'all know how I feel about Louis and them terrible ass fake ass dreads.
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Yeah, I know, I hate that. But the fact that— but it's just, I don't
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know, like, I just, I'm like, this ain't gonna— I could tell it's not gonna
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be on for, for much longer. Like, really forced.
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It feels rushed. Okay, like the whole thing
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with Brandy, um, I, I'll be calling her by her real name like
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we friends. Mercedes. Yep. And, um,
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the, uh, the mother Like,
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what the fuck are we doing? Like, oh, I don't
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like Jax, he's the reason my son is dead,
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he's the reason my— the guy I molested is dead,
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I want you dead. Like, it's really— come on. Was she—
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I know I, I disagree with you on all these. I disagree with you all.
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That's cool. Like, you can— you— we can just— we can disagree. I'm not saying
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it's the best TV, TV show, but I can see
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all the motivations. No, but to me it's, it's like
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Jax is not the reason what's-his-face is dead. Yes, she is.
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No, but no, she's not when you really think about it. No,
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Jax uncovered— because she uncovered the truth. I'm not saying— but doesn't
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matter. It doesn't matter when someone's delusionally upset. They already been delusional as a family.
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Wow, this makes sense that they would be delusional like this. Oh, and blaming
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Jax. Yes, they already been delusional about everything going
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on around No, for sure.
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But I'm saying it feels like if you wouldn't have brought none
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of this stuff up, we wouldn't have got— they would— they would— my thing,
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my thing is they were willing to sacrifice him, and they
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basically wanted her to figure out a way for him to get off,
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for no one to be exposed, with no one being exposed.
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And if he did get locked up— but that's not— but that's not— unfortunately
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That's just not how it works. But they're delusional already.
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We see that the delusion was a family though. But no, but I understand that,
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but it's just also— we also like the things, the stuff that they
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was— honestly, here's the thing. The mama can
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play all that she wants to play about the
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son, right? All y'all wanted at the end of the day
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was money. You got money, let's move it along. Like, and so you were willing
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to sacrifice your kid in getting what you
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wanted, and they would have sacrificed him going to jail as long as it didn't
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expose nobody. And but here's even the thing with that,
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either way he was gonna— this— his fate
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ultimately was gonna lead there. Like, I think it is— I
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think there's no way that you turn it, it was gonna lead there either.
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But they need to have somebody. But you gotta think about no accountability, they have
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to have someone to blame. Yes. So I get it,
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I get what you're saying, but to me this is stupid. You partnering
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up with the girl that molested your kid? Enemy of my
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enemy is my friend, as they say. The great Sun Tzu said. Yeah,
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that's cool and all, but she— we're Black. No,
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that's not like— no, no, it's certain shit that niggas not doing.
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I don't believe niggas is doing that. This bitch ain't R.
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Kelly where people are just like Oh, you know, we gonna turn the other— What
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if DOC never got into that car accident? What if Ice Cube
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didn't leave NWA? What if The Game never leaves G-Unit?
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What if Teddy Riley never moves to Virginia? What if
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we got that J. Cole and Kendrick album? What if the RZA would have never
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had that flood? How would the hip-hop world sound
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And you are now at Hip-Hop What
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Ifs.
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Oh, she— but no, but she said she wouldn't turn it. She's like, I'm not
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fucking with you at all. I'm only doing this to get to Jax. I don't
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like even like you. I don't fuck with— she even said, I don't fuck with
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you. I get that, but that is Stupid.
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Everything I'm seeing tracks with the unaccountability.
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That's fine, but okay, what did we learn from the first
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case? You didn't learn nothing because you already
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knew that she was going to dig. They was going to have to have
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discovery. This is in any case. So you're willing again
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to now sacrifice yourself
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to try to make it happen though. They didn't think that all needed to happen
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though. I know this is— but that's what I'm saying, it's stupid. It don't make
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sense. It don't make sense. No, to me it does. I'm not saying it's the
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best of acting or anything like that, but the idea that there's something—
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the only person who's acting falls flat is the white boy. Everybody else
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cool as far as acting goes. You say you don't like Tank, and Tank is
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hilarious to me on here. No, Tank, it's It feel forced. But, but to me,
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I would say to me, in that
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case, yes, to me Tank does fall flat.
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But maybe this is a case of writing. Like,
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I just— he don't feel believable. I mean, did you see,
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uh, I mean, we can get into that part of what Tank— and did you
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see Mo, uh, Mojo getting on Morris Chestnut, teaching him how to say,
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uh, goofy ass nigga? I mean, what people say it Oh,
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I saw that. And then I saw— because he didn't say it right when he
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said it. I was like, that don't sound right. Y'all should reach back. Listen,
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let me tell you how certain things don't even move me. That didn't even— I
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ain't even trip off of that. Oh, immediately I was immediately like this, that,
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that, that don't even sound right. You definitely goof-ass nigga.
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Like, you— that's how he's a goof-ass nigga. Like, it was like weird. But you
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have to also think you ain't from Chicago, you ain't from the
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Midwest. You have to also— that's how you
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say old goof-ass nigga. He from a different
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generation. Like, think, think of Regina Hall and Sterling K.
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Brown not ever hearing Knuck If You Buck until they
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did that movie. I don't
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believe that. No, they both said it, like, did not know the words.
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But, but that can't be true though, because they're So Nucky
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V Buck is right at the beginning of me graduating college, and he's like
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3 or 4 years older than me. So that means he would have been like
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26, 27. So he may have not been in that range though.
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And he was— I believe he went to Stanford. He was on the West Coast.
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So that song didn't become bigger till later nationwide,
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regionally, on a regional scale. Yeah, no, no, no,
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for sure, for sure. So yeah, from Cerritos,
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California. He don't know. Yeah, that's like They, they talk super proper,
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right? That's, that's like the suburbs,
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right? And he said, oh, goof ass. He ain't even— I can't even say it
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the way he said it. Oh, goof. I can't— I don't think you can say
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it the way we say it. Oh, goof ass nigga. He was an old goof
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ass nigga. He said it like super proper.
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I mean, they, they— that's— yeah, that's how they would say it
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out here. But also, that's where you we talk about,
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okay, if somebody is on set from
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Chicago or the Midwest, they could have been like, hey, like, not trying to say
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nothing, but hey, like, this is how we say it, this is how we
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get down. Like, he could have said it anywhere. He could— I mean, I guess
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also it's like in your— that age, like the age that they appear
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to be, I don't— like, not even being
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funny, I don't even think that's in their vocabulary.
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Uh, yeah, if he's in his 40s. One of my homeboys is an
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attorney, a big attorney in Chicago. He would say, oh, goof ass, and this old
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goof ass nigga up in here. He would say that if they supposed to be
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in their 40s, late 40s, early 50s. He would say that. Now, Morris Chestnut might
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not have said that because he's in his mid-50s, so I'm going off of what
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the age range they're trying to beat— they're being at. Right, right, right. But Morris
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Chestnut wouldn't be saying it, if that's what you're saying. Yeah. Oh, absolutely not.
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You don't know the lyrics to Duck If You Buck. At all. Yes.
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And if he did, I mean, we would be,
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you know— so I have a— I think that,
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um, oh, I have a weird thing. I think
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that Morris Chestnut might mess with Megan Good. Maybe that's kind of a thing.
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I feel like that. But then, but see, but see how predictable that is?
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But it may not. But also, but I think one that's kind of not predictable
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is I think Jax is gonna lose most of her, her, uh, law firm.
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To Making Good. I think old girl's gonna go to work for Making Good when
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she graduates. Yeah, they setting it up. But see, that's the thing,
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it's like I was like, they trying to set it up where old girl,
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you know, is going to— her, her clerk is going to,
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um, kind of like double— like,
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not double-cross her, but like, you know, backstab her a
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little bit because she gets the opportunity to get this other opportunity. And we see
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them developing her, trying to develop her character
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a little more. But also, like, we don't know
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nothing about this Asian boy like that outside of him being this nerd. Like,
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and he's the one that I feel like, especially— well, they tried
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to develop him a little bit when him dating last season.
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Yeah. And I'm like, but then it just never really reached that point.
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But so I don't know, I'm like, because he's kind of the interesting one.
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You know, but it's also— I was like, you know, they're gonna
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have her quit or something like you said, because now what
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happens when you try to make her fuck up her classwork
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to do something for you? Like, I was like, all right,
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Jax, you— but it's not like— okay, so you didn't tell me that.
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Okay, I get her saying,
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you know, like her clerical error, and I told her that we had 6
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months or, or 4 months, but when they only had like 3,
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2 or 3, a payroll. And,
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uh, but no, I don't, I don't think it's necessarily— I'll say this,
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I don't think she gonna lose half her clients. I think she gonna end up
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having to partner with Corey's firm. Like, oh no, no, I'm not
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saying lose her clients. I'm gonna lose those staff. I'm saying the staff.
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Uh, oh, okay. Um, not the clients, I'm talking about the
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staff. Yeah, he's gonna click up with the white boy because Corey's gonna
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go to Chicago and she's gonna click up with the white boy and start a
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firm together with him. Oh, she's gonna have to work with him and bring him
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in to bring clients in and to bring in— I think it'd probably
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be all, maybe potentially all 3 of them because it seemed like Corey wants
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to stay in LA, kinda. Yeah, the other thing with this is,
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is that I think Cory
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gonna help because Jack stopped being
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a nigga,
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and he's going to figure out just, just how
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he already clocked all of Tank's bullshit
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and was telling her out
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the gate, like, I'm telling you, this nigga messy, it's something up with him,
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blah blah blah blah blah. And right now, I mean, she pressed because for
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real, that's the only client you got. Yeah, she's trying to
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play them. They trying to play him like a little Baby Diddy type of thing.
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I think that's what I think they're trying to allude to in this. And yeah,
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and yeah, I could see that for sure. But I think, I think he's going
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to change the, uh, uh, uh,
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I almost called that girl Pax,
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Jax's way. Of thinking,
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what'd I do? Is she sitting up here biting herself again?
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As if I put food out for her and she didn't want to eat it,
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so I put it up. But, um, no, I think,
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I think she's, she's gonna have to start playing, um,
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hardball a little differently. Um, and you
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just can't be taking on any nigga client just because you
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think they got money and can have you on a retainer. Because you have
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to think about your reputation that comes with that, you know.
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But that's what Corey's saying though. But that's what I'm saying. I think he's going
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to help her see bigger than
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what's in front of her. Yeah, I mean,
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and it's kind of— it's, it's, it— they better
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come with a better hook in this because it just looks like the, the brother
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and his ex set him up. That's what it looks
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like. So it's got to be something else then. Yeah,
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because— and to me it's wild of like,
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I'm not gonna sit there and watch my old lady be getting banged though on
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the window. Voyeurism.
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Everybody got their kinks, man. No kink shame. That's true,
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that's true. But I would— no, no, but he seemed like he was upset,
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like more— it was more like an anger thing. But not like
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turned on. He wasn't turned on. No, when she first went to that window,
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it looked like he was turned on. But that's why I
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was like, who is she fucking? Because it almost looks—
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it's his brother. That's okay. So that's what I'm saying, at first.
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Yeah, you can hear his verse. It's his brother. It's his brother. Okay,
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which makes even more— and it makes sense. See, now I had
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a bigger conspiracy theory. I thought that all 3 of them set this
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up. Because remember when Corey's like, man, they really ain't got
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no money. Uh, and remember they were like, when he sell—
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if he does sell to the streaming company, all these creditors are gonna come
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start coming. So I was thinking that they were gonna try to basically bankrupt
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himself, saying like, I ain't got nothing. But he ended up siphoning off
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$30 mil, and then they got $30 mil and
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she can get— come back and they can just split $30 mil. Amongst each
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other. That's what I thought originally. Yeah, it was an all inside job.
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I think it's for sure. I, I will see, but I, I think for sure
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it's an inside job. But then the brother is gonna be too easy.
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Yeah, because he already looked like he jealous and shit already. Yeah, I was
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like, they setting it up and it's gonna be something else.
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And they keep talking about previous
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Uh, artists, like previous clients of his. So hey, what was the one artist?
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It was a funny name of one artist, man. It was like— I was— it
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was like Handy the Man or something. I was like, what?
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I forgot what it was. Uh, it was just tickling me. Um,
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but I'm, I'm interested to see. I hope that— I mean, I do wish the
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writing will come up a little bit. And I think they maybe— I understand and
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know what they are trying— what they've been trying to do. They've been trying to
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do like kind of two 2, 3 main plot lines at the same time.
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But I think the beauty of the show was when they only had— well,
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they've always had 2, 3, 4 plot lines at the same time because
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I'm thinking about that. Yeah, it's just, it's just
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that it's falling flat a little bit for me,
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that's all.
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And then like, why is Lala even on here? She's just
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grabbing a check. Somebody said, uh, you know, a show finna go off when they
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bring in Lala. That's not true. What other show?
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I don't know. I don't be watching nothing that she in. Like, I ain't seen
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her outside of Think Like a Man, okay?
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No, Power. She was on Power. She got killed. I'll be telling y'all all
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the time, y'all think I'm fucking with y'all. Um, I don't be watching Power.
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I couldn't tell you what it was about. Yeah, and I know, and I know,
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and then she know the white boy from there because of memes.
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And I know Tariq is because of memes,
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and I was able to interview Tariq because of
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memes.
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Damn, damn.
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Yeah, well, mentioning Diddy, I didn't know we was gonna come back
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to this this soon, but it's another addition.
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Y'all all— everybody loves it. Uh, people are in the comments
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for the last post after this came out. I know y'all gonna talk
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about it. It's this— that time, y'all.
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Surviving Diddy.
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All right,
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Surviving Diddy. Diddy allegedly Uh,
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from the, uh, rumors, his early reports— this is from TMZ— claim that the
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fight stemmed from prison crackdown on contraband. The crackdown
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was reportedly triggered by recent news exposing regarding— exposed regarding Diddy's
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allegedly luxurious living conditions behind bars,
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which angered other inmates after their own privileges and items were
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seized. The altercation was said to be between Christopher Duddus Coke
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former leader of the Jamaican Shower Posse.
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This is a big deal though, Dom, if this is true. Now you reported now
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that they saying the— and I see here it says the Federal,
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uh, Bureau of Investigation is saying that, that, uh, that he just fell
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and the fight stories are untrue. Yeah. Uh,
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now so Diddy's family saying— representatives speaking on behalf of his family stated that
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the fight narrative was impossible because Diddy is a heavily guarded wherever he
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leaves his special housing unit, the Shoe. They also know that Diddy and
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Coke are housed on entirely different sides of the prison facility,
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so they claim it was an accidental injury. All right,
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because before, the dude from the Shower Posse, he,
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he getting out in like a year or two. He got locked up, he got
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20 years. He's allegedly— well, I mean, he's, he's had a lot of
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people allegedly murdered over between New York,
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Jamaica, Miami, Atlanta since like the
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late '80s, early '90s. He's getting out. He's supposed
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to be getting out like 2027, 2028. So that was, that was the only thing
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that was fishing me. Like, he finna get out. He did 22 dimes
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and some change. If I'm gonna get out, why would I even
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be worried about Diddy? They were saying that because he's the kingpin of it.
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I maybe I shouldn't care. I only got 2 years left, right?
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He's a, he's a, he's a He was— they said the— I read
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a report that said the economy of Jamaica went down,
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their GDP went down 8% when he went to jail. Damn,
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that's how much he was moving money throughout the country of Jamaica.
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Wow, 8% GDP went down
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for Jamaica when he got locked up. So that's how much they said
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he was giving out money to people, sending kids to school, all kind of stuff,
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and just infusing money into the economy. Not saying it's right, I'm just telling you
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what— how big this man is and how connected. Correct. That's all I'm
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trying to state with that. Now, Dom, why and how— if
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this is not true, and this Jamaican Shower Posse thing with the brother Coke is
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not true, why did this narrative jump
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out, you think? I think— I
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hate to say what I'ma say.
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Okay, uh, I think because
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of the narrative behind Diddy probably is
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why people still gotta, you know, got a bounty on his head. They still
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want bad things to happen to him even
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though, you know, he did not get convicted of the most
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malicious charges. And I think it's just you know,
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karma, all these different things people really wanted
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and they got it out for him. Maybe that's why. But also him
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hitting his head on a bunk bed twice,
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like getting up too fast. Very sus,
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very sus. I don't know if I believe— I don't know if I believe
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the bunk bed, but also as a clumsy bitch that still don't
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know how she broke her toe I
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don't know. Now the only thing I'm wondering is, the only— the,
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the re— the re— uh, conspiracy theory on this would
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be in my mind is that if Mr. Coke, uh,
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and his name— his last name is Coke, that's his government name,
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um, made some influences
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of like, hey man, I ain't going, I, I've only got 2 left, Diddy,
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you better say you hit your head. On your bunk.
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Yeah, but who would— I mean, but I'm saying, but how did they— they
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said allegedly they wouldn't really even come into the same
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area. That's true. Yeah, yeah, allegedly,
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allegedly. That's true. And look,
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it could have been a lot of chin checking going on, be like, look here,
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man, you can't— don't be having your phone out outside
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regular people, only in your cell. For people can't take no pictures.
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Yeah, maybe it was a chin check thing like that because Mr.
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Coke, um, they had a whole— do
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you remember, uh, uh,
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the, uh, the show, it was called, uh,
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American Gangster? They used to come on BET.
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Uh-uh. It was like where they basically highlight different gangsters
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throughout— Black gangsters throughout history. Or whatever,
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um, and they did a whole thing on him and it's on BET.
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If you go on to BET, or it might be on— so the Trap Queen
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BET, uh, uh, the American Gangster Trap Queens, that came
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after regular American Gangsters. Okay,
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so he— they highlighted him on there.
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You know what I'm talking about, the Trap Queens? No. Oh damn, you gotta go
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check that out on Paramount, man. Um, but I feel like there's
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certain things that I try to look up on Paramount, and I feel
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like they're not accessible. Like, isn't MTV supposed to be on Paramount?
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And I was trying to watch certain stuff on MTV. I think only certain stuff
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is on there, or if you like upgrade to like a certain thing, you can
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get, uh, yeah, if I'm upgrading,
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I don't want— the only thing that should come with an upgrade is not
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having fucking commercials. Don't be doing this shit like fucking cable
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packages, bitch. Like, I should— I was trying to watch that Tammy
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Roman Show on that, uh, peak of that Paramount, and it
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was not on there, and I was pissed.
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Yeah, no, no, sorry. Yeah, but no,
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Mr. Coke is a pretty big deal, man. Um,
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so I would— yeah, I never heard of that man a day in my life.
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I was like, he looked like he— as soon as I saw that he was
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involved though. Yeah, and but he's a— he's one of the younger guys
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in this, uh, Jamaican sharp posse. He's same age as Diddy. And he'd been locked
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up for 30, but it's some older brothers that was in Jamaica. He was like
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a younger, uh, member though. He was a founder, uh,
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uh, he's a founder of there, but, uh, his father was the founder actually.
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He's the son of the founder of the Jamaican Shower Posse, but he still wasn't,
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you know, doing his thing with us. Nothing. The main dude was dude named Vivian
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Blake, if I remember. That's the dude and his dad Lester Coke, if I
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remember from the documentaries and stuff. So They're— they ain't
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no joke though. And he's the son of Lester Coke, one of the founders,
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so he basically second generation. It'd be like a second generation Crip
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right after Tookie type thing. Okay, but they're
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bigger. They international. They all over Canada. They in,
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like I said, Miami, Atlanta, New York. They everywhere, you know.
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And there's a reason they call it Jamaican Shower Posse, and because they like to,
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uh, give girls gifts at, uh, baby showers. So It ain't
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because of that. Um, but yeah, um,
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he's supposed to be getting out, so I'm interested that, uh, how this is gonna
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crack out. It— I'm glad we actually got to do this show later because
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we— because originally I was gonna be dying laughing, uh,
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if we wouldn't got this other information today, uh, because I'd have been down like,
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like, you dumb, you gonna mess with one of the Jamaican Shower Posse?
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You should just took that out on me. Like, you right, I ain't gonna be
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pulling my phone out in public and doing a whole bunch of extra shit and
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fucking up. I mean, I would, I would think common sense would tell you that,
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but then, you know, common sense ain't common, you know what
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I mean? Like, you got time. Like, they— you were supposed to get out
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earlier, they put that back. You've been in solitary confinement.
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They have taken commissary for you for like 400 days.
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So like, you, nigga, you gonna
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be eating rice and beans and like everybody else.
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Like, that's crazy. And I get
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it, but it, it And, and to be funny,
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like, no, and to be real, here's the thing, like, does he deserve to
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be at the prison that he's at? Yes. But we
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also know how they typically treat celebrities
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that are— well, yeah, he should be— unless he want to be— unless he elected
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to be in general pop, he should be— he should have been cool. He should
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be chilling. Yeah. Uh, all right, Dom,
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next up, you put this on in the docket. Stephen A.
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Smith, um, apologizing. Uh,
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explain it while I get the video queued up.
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Um, I know. Okay, it has a video?
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Yeah, 2 videos. Him apologizing. Oh, do we need to see
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him apologize? I mean, we gonna play one of them. Okay. I'm like,
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oh, listen, to me, I'm like, it ain't worth the video.
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No, it's— people like to, like the, uh, the The,
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uh, this is— I'll tell you why. Because to me,
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it's already enough said. Like, you and
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I, we've all— even on here, I brought to the forefront the whole
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controversy surrounding what happened,
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you know, in these court documents, which was Googleable.
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Googleable. But this is, this is my problem with, with this.
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And for those who want to know We're talking about Stephen
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A. Smith apologizing to Teyana Taylor and Iman Shumpert
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after falsely claiming she got $25 million in their divorce.
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So he was saying that, um, and Iman,
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she took everything from Iman and he was only left with like $2 million.
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So what's fucked up is, is that people don't
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take the time to do their just due and their due diligence to really see
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what's real and what's fake out there. I had a whole argument about what
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happened after, you know, based on the,
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the court order, you know what I mean? This is what
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the judge ruled, you know. Am I— am I slipped,
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you know? Because here's the thing, regardless of how much you love somebody,
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you just don't know what can happen in the next few years.
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And you were silly to go into a marriage without a prenup.
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Let's just call a spade a spade. And there's also options where
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you could have a postnup. That doesn't mean, oh, I feel like
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you're gonna do this with it. No, but it's just to cover your ass.
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We also don't know what their assets were,
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how they put their assets together and maybe bought things together.
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That's not talked about either. But at the end of the day, what we do
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know is initially when everything was filed Teyana
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Taylor filed pretty much anonymously using just using,
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um, you know, initials and things like that so it wouldn't
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be public, it wouldn't be this spectacle.
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Also thinking of her children. The only reason this shit
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even came out is because Iman Shumpert,
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right? So sometimes that's just how the cookie crumbles.
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You want to, you want to play silly games, you get silly, you know,
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silly prizes. And that's just what happened here, unfortunately.
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Yes. Now, as someone like Stephen A.
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Smith, who is a journalist,
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you speak on different platforms, you are not some
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blogger. You know, he was trusting his,
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uh, fact-checkers though. He's to the point now he trusting fact-checkers. He should.
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But also, listen, you see what happened to Dan Rather.
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I agree. You know what I mean? You see
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what happened to, um, not Lester Holt,
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Brian Williams. Oh yeah, but no, he just straight lied though.
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He said I was on the chopper myself.
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Well, here's the thing, you know, sometimes he's a straight liar,
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that's different. But so I said that
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to say I think it's fucked up that something
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like, to me, you know, and yes,
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we've seen crazy things happen in divorces,
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but that don't even sound correct. That doesn't sound like accurate information.
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True, it doesn't. And so you didn't
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stop to take a beat and say, hold on,
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let me just double-check.
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And so even in the conversation that I had with that young
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man, and he was saying that, and I was like, that doesn't
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make sense. And I'm like, well, Iman Shumpert's, um,
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network— I was— I pulled his alleged network up.
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I was like, so where y'all getting $2 million from?
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That was— I text you What, in the middle of the night or early in
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the next morning? And I'm like, yo, like, what the fuck is going on?
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Like, a nigga's really mad and then the team— like, yeah,
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but, but also I want to put a little blame on Iman
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Shumpert, and here's why. He let the narrative play out,
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huh? He let that narrative play out too. Exactly. That is why.
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And you should have came. You should have said, I don't know where y'all got
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that from, but that's not— that's not what happened. I just
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don't have He was— he, of course, on his podcast was trying to make
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it seem like he was a victim, but it,
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it really— that's not what happened. And so you—
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he could have came out and just said, you know, I'm not gonna let y'all—
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yes, did things get messy, but I'm not gonna let y'all sit up here and
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say this about my ex-wife. That's all you had to do.
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But see, you was butthurt. And then
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in, in being butthurt, you allowed other
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people to come in and say certain things.
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So, and even when she tried to push back and it became a conversation,
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you know, because they had a gag order and
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she ended up having to pay a fine, and she was like, I'm gladly pay
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this fine, but y'all not gonna be out here playing in my face like that.
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Uh, yeah, I don't know, but I think that's, that's, that's my issue with everything,
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is that simply, um,
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Iman Shumpert allowed this narrative to be painted
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and did not check that shit. And that's, that'd be my problem with niggas.
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We gonna wait for Daryl to come back in here. Um, those They
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sleep. Yeah, we part of Just Posted Podcast, man. The best show on this network.
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Cut my check, girl. Seriously, man. Just Posted.
51:17.130 --> 51:19.850
It's just me and those just sitting back talking about what the fuck going on
51:20.350 --> 51:23.730
in the world. We said labor of love. He said labor
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of love. I ain't say that shit. Shout out to, uh, you know what I'm
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saying, everybody coming to watch though, man. We really appreciate y'all. Holla at y'all later.
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Hey man, this nigga just tall for no reason. He do regular jobs. Don't forget
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Forget that.
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Yeah, I was like, he looked away and then just never looked back.
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I don't know if I— it just froze up,
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whatever. Yeah, no, but like I said, that's ultimately my thing. I said,
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you know, Iman Shumpert was butthurt and allowed this narrative to
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be painted about Teyana Taylor, which wasn't cool. And like,
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you know, and I get that You know,
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um, he is saying
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that, uh, you know, and not he, um,
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Stephen A said those statements were inaccurate and I want
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to sincerely apologize to both Iman and Teyana Taylor.
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And Smith said he knows the numbers were wrong because he spoke to Teyana directly
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and she told him the information circulating online was,
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uh, false. Uh, he said he already apologized
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to both of them privately and took the responsibility as CEO of Straight
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Shooter Media for putting out the information that wasn't properly sourced.
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We did not meet the standard here, he said. And they said
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the letter— the comment— it'd be the comments. They said the letter he
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got from Teyana's, uh, lawyer must have been nasty.
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Imagine reporting on someone else's business and being wrong.
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So life was better when we only had that one gossip magazine
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in the checkout aisle in the market. So yeah,
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it's true, it's true. Like, I don't—
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like, even the fact that, like, it's crazy that I even—
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like, knowing people are saying their things are similar,
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I'm like, nigga,
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you can be hurt, you are allowed to be hurt, but his situation
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ain't your situation. So the dollars ain't dollaring and making sense here,
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and it's nowhere close to being the same, brother.
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And I'm dead, and I'm speaking to all brothers when I say that.
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And nobody got that situation. Iman is a different— has a different beast
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going on with his situation than you do, brother, right? And you know my ass
53:41.930 --> 53:44.936
is petty, so I sent this to him and he was like, no, remember you
53:44.985 --> 53:48.483
said that Iman should have protected himself? I said yes, but I'm saying here
53:49.018 --> 53:53.747
is where he should have did his, you know, his due diligence and
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check that shit because you allowed that shit to happen because
53:59.133 --> 54:01.147
you, you had to eat shit.
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All right, speaking of shit again, next up, y'all remember Buffy
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the Body, right? Yes. You know,
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she was in the candy— I believe she was, she was in a lot of
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50 Cent videos, she was in a lot of Gucci Mane
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videos. Uh, hey, So Seductive,
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uh, she was in So Seductive from Tony Yayo. Uh,
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I'm trying to see the other music videos she's been in. Um,
54:31.811 --> 54:33.802
somebody had them all listed somewhere. Uh,
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let me just go to Buffy the Body. Well, she claims I
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didn't— she's way older than we thought she was. Uh, she— her big thing was
54:42.150 --> 54:45.906
she had a big old voluptuous ass. That was the, the thing that
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everybody was loving. Buffy the Body. Oh my God, Buffy the Body. Buffet to Butt.
54:49.760 --> 54:53.068
I remember everybody was talking about her. She was, she was the one
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of the it girls. And she comes out and says this
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right here, that, uh, was this Tamron Hall? I think she was on.
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Yeah, she was on Tamron Hall and she had this to say. Became legendary.
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Yeah. And it changed your life. Yes, it did.
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And yes, you were able, as I said, buy a home. Home,
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perfect credit, paid off all my bills.
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How old were you at the time? I was in my early
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40s, but a lot of people didn't even know that I was that old.
55:26.890 --> 55:29.646
Most of the girls who was in the industry with me,
55:29.808 --> 55:33.145
all the video girls, they was in their 20s, 23,
55:33.371 --> 55:35.290
24. Honey, I was already in 40s.
55:37.246 --> 55:40.688
Do you know everyone that was like, what? But no one knew.
55:40.785 --> 55:42.579
No one knew. They don't like you.
55:44.908 --> 55:48.494
Now I have looked up Buffy the Body's age.
55:48.559 --> 55:49.809
They claim she's 65 now.
55:52.645 --> 55:56.216
That same age as my mother, even though my mother has a teenage mother.
55:57.515 --> 55:58.164
But still,
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she's 65. Okay, which makes sense though if
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she was in her 40s already in the early 2000s. She would be 65
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now. I mean, black don't
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crack. Yeah, and the thing is, remember people like, man, what happened to
56:20.470 --> 56:23.626
Buffy's body? She fell off. No, she just cashed out on y'all.
56:24.173 --> 56:27.381
That's the narrative we need to change from because remember, yeah, everybody thought she was
56:27.429 --> 56:30.638
in her 20s or 30s. Yeah, she was in her
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40s getting an extra bag on y'all. Yeah,
56:34.414 --> 56:37.392
no, that's crazy. She's 65 years old,
56:37.505 --> 56:41.309
yo. Dang, I wonder if
56:41.809 --> 56:43.952
she— which changes the whole narrative of her.
56:46.291 --> 56:49.160
And now she's doing like gardening stuff, and she's got a big garden. And,
56:49.337 --> 56:52.431
uh, she turned into AJ Johnson in Baby Boy. Yes,
56:52.705 --> 56:56.456
but it's like home improvement stuff too though, so kind of like garden stuff slash
56:56.684 --> 57:00.045
Property Brothers stuff. That's crazy.
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65. She's 65 years old. She don't look
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a day old. But see, then somebody pulled up some, you know,
57:10.227 --> 57:13.472
when she went off on Charlamagne, and they said her
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ass is definitely much older because of the, like, the verbiage she
57:17.135 --> 57:20.638
was using. She's like, you up here hating on her? Why you, why you hating
57:20.654 --> 57:23.771
on the female? Talk like it was that whole thing how she was talking.
57:23.948 --> 57:26.117
It was hilarious. And I'm like,
57:26.197 --> 57:29.544
yeah, like I see how y'all got
57:30.044 --> 57:32.968
that from that. Yeah,
57:33.194 --> 57:36.020
65. She's 65 years old, huh?
57:37.696 --> 57:41.774
65. Buffy the Body is 65. So she was out here killing
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all y'all girls in the mid-2000s, early 2000s
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to the late 2000s, and she was in— she was down
57:49.586 --> 57:52.234
there. She was, she was in her 40s. Damn.
57:54.103 --> 57:57.175
That's crazy. Yeah, I'm trying to see
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all the music because I— it was a thing listing. Oh, like, I don't
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even care. My thing is like,
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girl, okay, so what's the recipe? What you doing?
58:08.853 --> 58:11.671
Like, why she don't have a nigga? Let me tell you something, and I ain't
58:12.171 --> 58:15.703
even trying to be funny, because a lot of women that
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we see that are much older, they are not married,
58:21.375 --> 58:24.639
you know, their kids are grown and they are— they single, they living their best
58:28.896 --> 58:32.133
I mean, like, I'm not trying to say— yeah, but she might have— think
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about, think about, like, I think she's got a dude though. I think she's got
58:36.409 --> 58:38.732
a dude. I think I remember and I looked at her Instagram a while back.
58:38.813 --> 58:42.086
Okay, maybe, maybe she dated somebody, but I
58:42.216 --> 58:46.160
think she's married though too. But like, think about, like, Tisha Campbell,
58:46.208 --> 58:49.917
she was saying how she had all these ailments when
58:50.417 --> 58:53.577
she was married to Dwayne Martin, and then once they broke up and their divorce
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was finalized, like, a lot of that stuff went away.
58:56.900 --> 58:59.357
Um,
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so yeah, she's been married since 2015. Okay,
59:04.269 --> 59:07.239
yeah, she's been married 2015. Yeah, she got pictures all on her Instagram with them,
59:07.256 --> 59:10.707
2015. But man, but I mean, I want— now
59:11.028 --> 59:14.287
he looks young. I'm staying on
59:14.304 --> 59:17.611
Google. It says she's— no, but this
59:18.111 --> 59:21.528
is saying she was born in 1977, so that wouldn't make sense.
59:21.625 --> 59:25.735
No, she's born in '61, it says. That makes sense if
59:26.235 --> 59:30.070
she's already in her 40s in the mid-2000s. Yeah, early 2000s.
59:30.134 --> 59:34.228
She's in her 40s. She's 65. I'm going with
59:34.728 --> 59:38.049
that. And I wonder if she really meant like— I mean, that's what she said.
59:38.747 --> 59:42.877
But I was like, I wonder if she was really just in her late 40s.
59:43.504 --> 59:46.942
Like, I mean, like her late 30s. But I mean, still, even if you round
59:47.442 --> 59:50.779
it up, she's still 60-some now. She still would be 60 at the minimum.
59:51.268 --> 59:52.882
Yeah, early 60s at the minimum.
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I mean, there's no way of, you know, dancing around that. But man,
59:58.827 --> 01:00:00.905
shout out to Buffy the Body. I— look, you hustle.
01:00:03.852 --> 01:00:05.828
We'll see what happened when her birthday roll around,
01:00:07.049 --> 01:00:08.720
what them numbers on that cake saying.
01:00:10.182 --> 01:00:13.235
Oh, I mean, now she didn't put it out there, so she probably can do
01:00:13.735 --> 01:00:17.276
whatever she want to now. Yeah, they got it.
01:00:17.582 --> 01:00:21.519
They have an update. She's 65. I think maybe she in her late
01:00:22.019 --> 01:00:25.761
50s. Because see, here's the
01:00:25.874 --> 01:00:29.318
thing where Tamara should have done as a journalist, you You
01:00:29.818 --> 01:00:33.201
know, I know we typically don't ask women their age. Would you mind
01:00:33.701 --> 01:00:37.068
sharing what your actual age is? I would,
01:00:37.213 --> 01:00:38.168
I would ask that.
01:00:41.114 --> 01:00:44.689
Yeah, but she looked good. Yeah, Buffy the Vampire Slayer do look
01:00:45.189 --> 01:00:49.339
good. All right, let's get some positive stuff
01:00:49.388 --> 01:00:52.029
real quick. Uh, shout out to this young sister,
01:00:52.690 --> 01:00:56.143
um, at WashU in St. Louis here. Who created
01:00:56.643 --> 01:01:00.665
a vending machine for, um, for hair care products
01:01:00.777 --> 01:01:03.743
on her campus, uh, for young ladies on the campus.
01:01:04.384 --> 01:01:07.302
Um, her name— and I'm gonna play a little bit of her snippet of her
01:01:07.687 --> 01:01:10.974
in a second here, but I want to read the copy, uh, real quick.
01:01:11.359 --> 01:01:14.902
Um, but it's dope seeing her, uh, doing this because
01:01:14.966 --> 01:01:18.044
you, you know, anybody from— I don't know if she from St. Louis, but she
01:01:18.544 --> 01:01:21.379
go to college here. So you, you, you, we go— we are, we are,
01:01:21.395 --> 01:01:24.265
uh, we give you love if you, if you went to school here too.
01:01:26.290 --> 01:01:30.770
Um, and sister's name is Zaria Taylor.
01:01:31.270 --> 01:01:34.590
Uh, she created the Hair Vault after realizing how hard it was to find products
01:01:35.090 --> 01:01:38.550
made for texture— textured hair without leaving campus.
01:01:39.050 --> 01:01:41.810
Now students can grab their products and tools they want, need, while they're right where
01:01:42.310 --> 01:01:44.450
they live. Uh, I want to play a little bit of video. I just wanted—
01:01:44.950 --> 01:01:47.170
we wanted to highlight her a little bit, man, and show her some love.
01:01:47.870 --> 01:01:51.110
What's up, y'all? I am beyond excited to finally
01:01:51.610 --> 01:01:55.059
share something I've been working on for so long. This is the Hair Vault.
01:01:55.315 --> 01:01:59.019
It's my vending machine that's all about bringing hair care
01:01:59.083 --> 01:02:02.369
products right to campus. I know the struggles of not having
01:02:02.869 --> 01:02:05.639
the right products when you need them, and this is going to change the game.
01:02:06.201 --> 01:02:09.824
Now here's the fun part— guess which university it
01:02:10.324 --> 01:02:13.671
will be placed at? Drop your guesses in the comments, and who knows, it might
01:02:14.171 --> 01:02:17.807
be your college campus that gets a whole lot more convenient. One more thing,
01:02:17.855 --> 01:02:21.730
I'll be studying abroad in Florence, Italy, so the Hair Vault will
01:02:22.230 --> 01:02:25.450
officially serve you in 2026.
01:02:25.950 --> 01:02:29.400
I can't wait to see you then and make your hair care routine a breeze.
01:02:29.430 --> 01:02:31.550
Thank you all and love the support.
01:02:32.190 --> 01:02:35.500
All right, but it's end up being at Washington University,
01:02:36.250 --> 01:02:39.450
uh, here, uh, prestigious school here in St. Louis, uh,
01:02:39.950 --> 01:02:43.510
so shout out to that sister, man. I really wanted to give her a holler.
01:02:43.830 --> 01:02:47.150
All right, I want to know what the prices are though. Like, if you— that's
01:02:47.650 --> 01:02:49.130
like my question. That's a good question. That's like, what are the prices? And like,
01:02:50.910 --> 01:02:54.191
when you say leaving, because here's the thing, you, you know,
01:02:54.208 --> 01:02:57.302
like, I, I grew up on the west side, uh,
01:02:57.802 --> 01:03:00.356
WashU was on the west side, sort of like, would you— because that's kind of
01:03:00.856 --> 01:03:04.438
the west side. Yeah, that's the west side. And so down
01:03:04.938 --> 01:03:10.107
the street, I'm like, listen, it's, it's like 3 beauty
01:03:10.607 --> 01:03:13.895
supplies that are close by, but you do have to leave campus.
01:03:14.710 --> 01:03:18.013
But you know, it's on the yard though. But now where is it placed on
01:03:18.029 --> 01:03:20.003
the yard too? Because what if I'm in the dorm all the way on the
01:03:20.503 --> 01:03:23.452
other side? It ain't gonna matter to me. Yeah, I mean,
01:03:23.901 --> 01:03:26.805
yeah, I guess if I'm a car though, that's gonna be easier than trying to
01:03:27.305 --> 01:03:29.757
get in the car and still go somewhere. Yeah, no, that's true, you know.
01:03:30.735 --> 01:03:33.944
So because I mean, one of them, you know, like it's,
01:03:33.992 --> 01:03:37.666
it's kind of walking distance, but it then it's kind of
01:03:37.698 --> 01:03:41.147
like not, you know. Like it'll be stuff kind of for
01:03:41.647 --> 01:03:45.740
sure at Del Mar And Goodfellow, it's one right there.
01:03:46.240 --> 01:03:48.340
That's a hell of a walk for a WashU kid with no wheels. I mean,
01:03:48.840 --> 01:03:51.960
they be walking all day. They be walking 5,000 miles. Goodfellow and
01:03:52.460 --> 01:03:55.040
Delmar from over there. But if you in the loop, I think— I feel like
01:03:55.540 --> 01:03:58.620
there's one further up, but I, I haven't been there in so
01:03:59.120 --> 01:04:03.080
long. I mean, I have been there, but I haven't paid attention. But there's one
01:04:03.580 --> 01:04:07.320
there that I know of. But then the other one is gonna be, you know,
01:04:07.820 --> 01:04:10.740
more going toward the Central West End. That's where you will find them.
01:04:11.112 --> 01:04:13.247
Unless you're like— those are the beauty supplies.
01:04:13.680 --> 01:04:17.451
Otherwise you're going to like big retailers like
01:04:17.853 --> 01:04:20.051
Target, or you're gonna have to, uh,
01:04:20.805 --> 01:04:24.432
Walmart or things like that. And then even on Amazon
01:04:24.932 --> 01:04:28.300
Prime, you only can get so much on Amazon Prime. Like everything isn't
01:04:28.380 --> 01:04:31.959
available there, or— and if you get— can't get it there, they're gonna tax you
01:04:32.039 --> 01:04:35.169
on it. So yeah, no, I mean,
01:04:35.185 --> 01:04:38.300
you probably— you're gonna get a premium on this though now. I think, like,
01:04:38.800 --> 01:04:42.060
but it's convenience. You're paying for convenience. Yeah,
01:04:42.560 --> 01:04:45.940
because sometimes you just don't feel like it. Yeah, you're just like, you know what,
01:04:46.440 --> 01:04:49.540
I'm gonna pay this extra $5 for this pink oil moisturizer. I just need it
01:04:50.040 --> 01:04:53.480
right now. I'm trying to go to the party, you know, to the, to the
01:04:53.980 --> 01:04:57.600
Kappa party. I need it right now. Yeah, so I mean, it's definitely
01:04:58.100 --> 01:05:01.380
a really cool concept and dope idea. So shout out to you,
01:05:01.880 --> 01:05:05.837
sis, because yeah, pretty much anywhere. Yeah, shout out to Sariah,
01:05:05.998 --> 01:05:08.725
uh, Taylor. Check her out. Um, all right,
01:05:09.532 --> 01:05:11.146
Uber Eats is on some shit, Dom.
01:05:12.695 --> 01:05:15.779
Uh, that's why I don't use Uber Eats. Yeah, um,
01:05:16.086 --> 01:05:19.948
they ain't paying their patients. I hate it. And I'm not talking— I'm talking about
01:05:19.964 --> 01:05:24.399
the vendors that they've been using for their food. Uh, this— y'all
01:05:24.899 --> 01:05:28.960
just listen to this. This is, this is crazy. Welcome to Chiraq,
01:05:28.978 --> 01:05:32.180
nigga. Hold on, wrong thing. Dang, I was trying to do that for you
01:05:32.680 --> 01:05:35.900
to get you mad later on. That's another segment. I don't know why you've been
01:05:36.400 --> 01:05:38.440
trying to get me mad. I'll just be tired and want to go to bed.
01:05:39.220 --> 01:05:40.740
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. We're gonna do that. Giving away free food,
01:05:41.090 --> 01:05:44.780
$30,000 worth of free food. Andrea Camara and Lakan Okutungi tell me
01:05:45.280 --> 01:05:48.440
the foot traffic is great for them here, but delivery apps are also huge.
01:05:48.940 --> 01:05:51.340
And so we do about maybe like a third of our business on these third-party
01:05:51.840 --> 01:05:55.080
delivery apps, which had been working well for them until July of this year.
01:05:55.580 --> 01:05:58.490
You noticed that we weren't really getting the, um, money that we were supposed to
01:05:58.990 --> 01:06:01.130
be getting on a daily. So the customer pays them and they're supposed to pay
01:06:01.630 --> 01:06:05.510
us out, but they're not paying us out. They tell me it's added
01:06:06.010 --> 01:06:09.580
up to about $30,000 in outstanding payments. So they reached out to Uber.
01:06:09.930 --> 01:06:12.590
Every time it's, oh, we'll get back to you later, we're gonna have somebody reach
01:06:13.090 --> 01:06:15.570
out to you. You reach out to an email, you get an auto response back
01:06:16.070 --> 01:06:19.440
and no follow-up. $30,000 later, you're like, uh, somebody needs to pay my money.
01:06:19.490 --> 01:06:22.823
They showed me those emails where on September 18th Uber Eats told them
01:06:23.323 --> 01:06:26.637
they paused payments because of unusual activity on the Jollof Bowl account.
01:06:26.974 --> 01:06:29.954
They reached out about a solution and were told to expect a delay in response
01:06:30.454 --> 01:06:33.928
times because of high volume on September 22nd. They reached out again a few days
01:06:33.960 --> 01:06:37.406
later and got this response saying there are longer wait times and that there's
01:06:37.906 --> 01:06:40.867
a hold on their account, but they can still accept orders. We do have other
01:06:40.931 --> 01:06:44.456
third-party delivery apps that we are on that we're able to absorb these costs,
01:06:44.520 --> 01:06:48.030
but you can't absorb them forever. I reached out to Uber about this on October
01:06:48.126 --> 01:06:51.558
8th, and the next morning got a response saying they are aware of the concerns,
01:06:51.831 --> 01:06:55.103
take this seriously, and have escalated the issue and have reached
01:06:55.603 --> 01:06:58.021
out to the owners of Jollof Bowl. Andrea tells me she got a call from
01:06:58.069 --> 01:07:01.405
Uber around the same time saying they're working on the payment. In the meantime,
01:07:01.598 --> 01:07:04.789
they want other small businesses to be aware. Just want everybody to kind of
01:07:04.805 --> 01:07:08.798
like take notice and look through those numbers very diligently
01:07:08.831 --> 01:07:12.423
because you could be leaving thousands of dollars on the table. They're still fulfilling Uber
01:07:12.923 --> 01:07:16.535
Eats orders, but Jollof has their own website customers can use. Right now we
01:07:17.035 --> 01:07:19.493
want people to show up, you know, come out here, grab food. We are now
01:07:19.573 --> 01:07:22.759
open until midnight through our pickup window on the side on East Cross
01:07:22.872 --> 01:07:25.118
Street. We're just looking forward to continuing to serve our community.
01:07:26.927 --> 01:07:30.482
All right, done. Jalaf Bowl, um, they are
01:07:30.982 --> 01:07:33.658
out of Baltimore.
01:07:35.706 --> 01:07:39.060
Shout out to Baltimore. Um, you want to know what I— now that
01:07:39.092 --> 01:07:42.542
I'm thinking about it, they probably had that account still open and taking
01:07:42.639 --> 01:07:46.300
orders so they can Because if they shut it down, then it's gonna—
01:07:46.800 --> 01:07:49.540
they won't be able to have a claim on going back. Yeah, until I get
01:07:50.040 --> 01:07:53.700
my bread, and then maybe I can shut it down. Yep, that's a good—
01:07:54.200 --> 01:07:55.700
oh, because at first I was like, why are you still working? Because they want
01:07:56.200 --> 01:07:59.000
to get there. Yeah, that's, that's, that's what that is. That is simply what that
01:07:59.500 --> 01:08:01.830
is. Now I would probably have it where it's closed.
01:08:03.500 --> 01:08:06.890
Oh yeah, because you can change the hours. Yeah, you can change the hours.
01:08:06.920 --> 01:08:10.020
I'm only doing 11 to 2 for lunch. That's the only time.
01:08:10.687 --> 01:08:14.718
Yeah, um, just to, to risk. And also,
01:08:15.104 --> 01:08:18.348
how you gonna say it's suspicious activity on my account when you're supposed to pay
01:08:18.848 --> 01:08:22.123
me out? Why wouldn't you send me an email alert? Yeah, like, hey,
01:08:22.203 --> 01:08:25.046
it's something going on. Like, I have to hit you up about getting my bread?
01:08:25.865 --> 01:08:29.415
Yeah, 30 grand. Oh, 30 grand? You owe me 30? And so if this—
01:08:29.915 --> 01:08:34.072
if it's high, people have gotten— that means that this is not just happening
01:08:34.572 --> 01:08:37.809
to them, it's happening to other people too. Yeah, I was reading some of the
01:08:37.858 --> 01:08:41.240
comments. They were like, they— this is not— they do this to multiple
01:08:41.740 --> 01:08:44.704
different, uh, businesses or whatever, especially smaller businesses,
01:08:45.141 --> 01:08:48.875
you know, be like, oh, and basically trying to hold money and like almost like—
01:08:50.638 --> 01:08:54.178
and, you know, and companies would try to do that even on a bigger,
01:08:54.194 --> 01:08:57.496
big, big scale, like even paying out any smaller vendors. They try to hold
01:08:57.996 --> 01:09:00.359
the money so they can try to get more interest on it or just holding
01:09:00.392 --> 01:09:03.900
it and pay you at the last minute. Or whatever, for whatever it is.
01:09:04.400 --> 01:09:06.860
They just want to hold the money. But I guarantee they ain't doing that to
01:09:07.360 --> 01:09:11.420
fucking, um, uh, Wingstop, or— that's what I'm about to say.
01:09:11.920 --> 01:09:13.860
They ain't doing that to Pizza Hut. They ain't doing that to any of those
01:09:14.360 --> 01:09:17.140
big corporations. I bet you they send they check the next day.
01:09:17.680 --> 01:09:21.680
Yeah, they got 24 hours. But you can do that to the
01:09:22.180 --> 01:09:25.100
Jollof Bowl because they're— they don't have the, the,
01:09:25.600 --> 01:09:28.780
the, the systematic old people and accountants and the people in their IT to be
01:09:29.280 --> 01:09:32.120
like, hey, we ain't got our paid out $15 grand. From Cincinnati.
01:09:33.186 --> 01:09:34.979
Yeah, no, that's real.
01:09:36.497 --> 01:09:39.791
And it's so messed up, man. And, and that's just, you know, it's so interesting,
01:09:39.823 --> 01:09:44.554
Donald. When I saw it, I was like, man, capitalism is so fucked up because
01:09:44.586 --> 01:09:48.122
Uber as itself was an alternative and a cheaper
01:09:48.202 --> 01:09:51.254
option in general to taxi driving,
01:09:51.367 --> 01:09:55.259
period. And it gave people a little bit of bread though. Now it's just
01:09:55.759 --> 01:09:57.924
expensive as fuck in a regular taxi would have been back in the day.
01:09:59.239 --> 01:10:01.586
And they— and the drivers don't get as much as they used to.
01:10:03.141 --> 01:10:06.395
So you just basically just tried to replace
01:10:06.895 --> 01:10:10.663
another thing though instead of improving it, which is nothing wrong with replacing,
01:10:10.985 --> 01:10:14.053
but as long as you're improving the quality of the, the product.
01:10:14.682 --> 01:10:18.036
Yeah, that's what happens. But y'all just replaced them. Y'all ain't improved shit.
01:10:19.930 --> 01:10:23.090
I won't go back to a regular taxi now. Yep.
01:10:24.267 --> 01:10:27.674
And I'm like, damn, man, this is a small business. $30 grand for that small
01:10:28.174 --> 01:10:31.095
business can fucking put them under. Yep, yep. Oh,
01:10:33.087 --> 01:10:36.381
I hope it's something. But then they got a lot of law— they got a
01:10:36.881 --> 01:10:40.045
lot of lobbyists and things like that. They, they own it. They own it.
01:10:40.401 --> 01:10:42.550
I would hope, I would, I would hope,
01:10:43.148 --> 01:10:43.811
um,
01:10:48.014 --> 01:10:52.086
you know, like, it's just a tale tail lesson. Like, I— like,
01:10:52.490 --> 01:10:55.290
certain shit is just gonna have to go back to the way that it was.
01:10:55.403 --> 01:10:58.590
Like, y'all might have to have a driver, here's y'all range,
01:10:59.138 --> 01:11:03.166
and keep it moving. Like, there are certain things that don't no longer exist
01:11:04.632 --> 01:11:09.271
because of like these apps. And so it's convenient for businesses.
01:11:09.498 --> 01:11:13.460
Just do it like we only doing a 10-mile radius. Yeah, we got 2 drivers.
01:11:13.656 --> 01:11:16.888
I got my nephew and my— and my son.
01:11:17.457 --> 01:11:21.285
Doing, and we only delivering at night maybe, or during the day, or— yeah,
01:11:22.459 --> 01:11:25.597
maybe not at night, let's say during lunch hours, let's say 11 to 2,
01:11:26.243 --> 01:11:29.631
we only delivering in. Other than that, you can come pick it up. Yep.
01:11:29.776 --> 01:11:33.326
Um, now what would be dope
01:11:33.826 --> 01:11:37.194
is— but now I can see it going left— I was thinking about like food
01:11:37.274 --> 01:11:40.592
lockers that are like placed at certain places. You can come go walk and go
01:11:41.092 --> 01:11:42.912
get— pick up your stuff in the food locker where you keep it warm in
01:11:43.412 --> 01:11:46.712
a little bag. But I could see people breaking into them and like stealing the
01:11:47.212 --> 01:11:50.844
food and stuff like that. Crackheads would have figured it out, especially in Baltimore.
01:11:50.908 --> 01:11:53.586
Yeah, they would do it. I know St. Louis, they would do it. Baltimore is
01:11:54.086 --> 01:11:56.968
like St. Louis, so they would have figured— them, the crackheads, would figure out how
01:11:57.468 --> 01:12:00.607
to break into that shit and steal that food out of the locker.
01:12:01.058 --> 01:12:04.685
It would have to be somewhere inside somewhere, because like, I know there's a restaurant
01:12:05.185 --> 01:12:09.200
that I like, uh, they have a food locker. Uh-oh, so this idea
01:12:09.700 --> 01:12:12.930
is not new. No. Oh damn, I thought I was
01:12:13.430 --> 01:12:17.610
on this. No, it's a food locker. It's a thing, but it's like an Amazon
01:12:18.110 --> 01:12:21.690
drop-off station, right? Yeah, it's like similar. It's just like that,
01:12:22.190 --> 01:12:24.270
but it's a food locker. See, Cali, y'all ahead of this shit. See, I would
01:12:24.770 --> 01:12:26.710
have got that shit done here in St. Louis. I need to— actually, I might
01:12:27.210 --> 01:12:30.090
need to cut that out though. I'm just trying to get niggas— hey, do that
01:12:30.590 --> 01:12:34.390
shit. I need somebody to do it. I can't do it.
01:12:34.590 --> 01:12:37.840
All right, Dom, it's time for me to get you mad. Have you heard of
01:12:38.340 --> 01:12:41.200
Hood Warfare? It's a video. You got me mad because we still talking and I'm
01:12:41.700 --> 01:12:44.700
asleep. You see, I ain't sleep. We only got the last one. Last one.
01:12:45.200 --> 01:12:47.150
This is the last one. We have a certain amount of time for our listeners.
01:12:47.480 --> 01:12:50.110
All right, Hood Warfare. Have you heard of this game?
01:12:51.200 --> 01:12:54.580
No, it's ghetto shit that I don't like. I already know.
01:12:54.760 --> 01:12:59.620
And they got a part 2. The first one came out in 2023.
01:13:00.120 --> 01:13:03.259
Uh, I wish I had the clip. We talked about it before. And you was
01:13:03.308 --> 01:13:05.523
mad back in 2023,
01:13:06.455 --> 01:13:09.489
but they got a part 2 out now. Here we go.
01:13:10.389 --> 01:13:14.098
Welcome to Chiraq, nigga. You thought Detroit was rough,
01:13:14.547 --> 01:13:17.823
man? Out here, niggas got beams on their Dracos,
01:13:17.999 --> 01:13:20.681
switches on their Glocks. Niggas is ruthless out here.
01:13:21.548 --> 01:13:24.326
First thing first, you got to pick a side, twin.
01:13:24.599 --> 01:13:27.826
Bloods got that boy Deshawn. He think
01:13:28.326 --> 01:13:32.026
he Prime King Von. Crips, they got Tyrese. That nigga run
01:13:32.526 --> 01:13:36.115
around with a .308 quickscoping niggas like he just got drafted to Vietnam.
01:13:37.660 --> 01:13:41.082
Either way, you're finna be all over Chiraq. There ain't no
01:13:41.162 --> 01:13:44.778
shortage of places you get your shit rocked, and the gangs got a couple of
01:13:45.278 --> 01:13:46.699
ways of settling their differences.
01:13:49.060 --> 01:13:51.903
Turf war. All right, that's enough for now.
01:13:54.647 --> 01:13:58.331
Now I know you don't know how white people made this game, you know that,
01:13:58.492 --> 01:14:01.869
right? They haven't— they, they, they're— it's an anonymous company,
01:14:01.949 --> 01:14:03.484
but it's white people. You wanna know how you know?
01:14:07.366 --> 01:14:10.590
Are you— oh, it wasn't rhetorical, I was actually asking you
01:14:11.090 --> 01:14:14.219
a direct question. And I, and I did a face. There's no Bloods
01:14:14.251 --> 01:14:15.029
and Crips in Chicago.
01:14:18.594 --> 01:14:22.318
If a nigga was involved in this, he would know. There's no Bloods and Crips
01:14:22.818 --> 01:14:26.018
in Chicago. That's it,
01:14:26.486 --> 01:14:30.334
that's it. That's how I know that now y'all being exploited. There's no Bloods and
01:14:30.834 --> 01:14:32.151
Crips in Chicago at all. None.
01:14:39.472 --> 01:14:43.016
Maybe that was not intentional.
01:14:43.096 --> 01:14:46.125
I'm sorry. Okay, wait, wait.
01:14:47.460 --> 01:14:50.989
Okay, this is
01:14:51.037 --> 01:14:55.554
why niggas gotta do better. Now I'm
01:14:55.571 --> 01:14:58.981
following you. Listen, I will say this, I have no
01:14:59.481 --> 01:15:01.838
problem with like a street fun game or whatever, you know what I'm saying?
01:15:01.886 --> 01:15:05.454
Like Grand Theft Auto or anything, I have no problem with that. But the idea
01:15:05.664 --> 01:15:09.192
of like, it's gotta, it's gotta
01:15:09.692 --> 01:15:13.680
still make sense within a storyline or something that like There's not— you can't
01:15:14.180 --> 01:15:17.852
just be like, Deshawn, he a real killer nigga. Did he say he
01:15:18.352 --> 01:15:22.900
think he King Von? Yeah, well, because also King
01:15:22.949 --> 01:15:26.244
Von wasn't good, but okay. But I was gonna say,
01:15:28.025 --> 01:15:32.567
like, now you— you— I
01:15:33.067 --> 01:15:35.055
feel like that can set them up for a lawsuit as well.
01:15:37.742 --> 01:15:40.439
Like, because you have to say like allegedly,
01:15:40.744 --> 01:15:44.453
because he was never convicted of anything. These are things
01:15:44.485 --> 01:15:47.873
that he's true, you know what I mean? He was never convicted. He's always
01:15:48.373 --> 01:15:50.843
alleged that King Von was involved. That is very true.
01:15:52.015 --> 01:15:55.724
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That's true. What person did that? That's how I
01:17:06.240 --> 01:17:10.240
knew it was white people. And it's like,
01:17:10.740 --> 01:17:14.320
it's— so people don't ever— audio listeners, it's basically a video game on your phone
01:17:14.820 --> 01:17:18.800
you can download for $5.99, and you can just basically— it's first-person shooter
01:17:19.300 --> 01:17:21.500
thing where you going through the hood and going against other people, shooting up other
01:17:22.000 --> 01:17:25.230
people. And shit in the hood of Chicago. The first one was technically, I believe,
01:17:25.730 --> 01:17:28.970
in Detroit, and he's still doing Bloods and Crips on there, and there's no Bloods
01:17:29.470 --> 01:17:33.390
and Crips in Detroit either. So then that's— it's still enough people playing this
01:17:33.890 --> 01:17:37.710
game where the actual white people playing this game— there's enough white people.
01:17:37.970 --> 01:17:41.590
Yeah, because the first one came out in 2012, and it might be some Yankees
01:17:42.090 --> 01:17:45.490
because they're like, oh, I want to kill the niggas. No,
01:17:45.990 --> 01:17:48.700
I think they just want to act like they gangsters. They want to be— and
01:17:49.200 --> 01:17:52.080
it's a war in Chiraq and I'm in it now. And like I said,
01:17:52.580 --> 01:17:55.080
you have— if you're going to do— there's nothing wrong with a street gang and
01:17:55.580 --> 01:17:58.920
street thing, but it has to be set up in a way where it's like
01:17:59.420 --> 01:18:02.060
if you play Grand Theft Auto or any of those games like Mafia or any
01:18:02.560 --> 01:18:05.180
of those games, it's still a storyline with it. There's still ups and downs,
01:18:05.680 --> 01:18:09.280
there's still character development. There's— the characters is just not just niggas just
01:18:09.780 --> 01:18:13.360
killing people. There is a narrative to the games that actually
01:18:13.860 --> 01:18:17.320
give you a story arc of a character that you are following that you can
01:18:17.820 --> 01:18:21.139
control. Not the Sean who think he like King Von.
01:18:23.659 --> 01:18:26.838
I was sure like, why would they say his name?
01:18:26.905 --> 01:18:30.437
I was sitting there, I was like, that's weird. He think he King
01:18:30.470 --> 01:18:32.604
Von and he a Crip— I mean a Blood,
01:18:33.849 --> 01:18:37.746
uh, I believe. Uh, uh, no, I ain't gonna
01:18:38.246 --> 01:18:40.245
say what gang he's in because I don't know what— more of my Chicago people.
01:18:40.343 --> 01:18:43.341
But I am going— I believe he is a Black Disciple.
01:18:45.120 --> 01:18:48.007
I believe so. Um, but he's not a Blood or Crip.
01:18:49.581 --> 01:18:53.435
Totally different organizations, totally different things. But Dom,
01:18:53.531 --> 01:18:56.782
where can people hit you up at? Uh, you can find me
01:18:57.071 --> 01:19:00.708
at St. Angeles, wherever your social network. Uh,
01:19:01.400 --> 01:19:04.989
episode, uh, new episode of Whiskey
01:19:05.489 --> 01:19:09.241
Sour is out. Oh, I need to upload on audio. Listen, this is what happens
01:19:09.354 --> 01:19:12.058
when you be moving too fast. I forgot to upload the shit on audio.
01:19:12.142 --> 01:19:14.393
I just Like saying that aloud,
01:19:15.772 --> 01:19:18.962
y'all, please bear with
01:19:19.010 --> 01:19:22.472
me. I'll be tired. Like, shit has got thrown at me.
01:19:23.563 --> 01:19:26.833
But, um, I have a new episode out
01:19:27.333 --> 01:19:30.488
with my homegirl Sunshine, and we just talking
01:19:30.840 --> 01:19:34.399
life shit. Um, and you know, like I said, I have my episode out
01:19:34.447 --> 01:19:37.685
with, um, Cletus Cassidy.
01:19:38.214 --> 01:19:41.132
Uh, that was funny. That was funny. Yeah,
01:19:41.436 --> 01:19:45.125
we— the, the— I have a clip going viral which is him
01:19:45.189 --> 01:19:48.224
holding what he calls a kilo of bacon.
01:19:48.802 --> 01:19:51.934
Yeah, he's selling kilos of bacon. Yes, yes.
01:19:52.191 --> 01:19:55.660
And so y'all could go check that out as well. Be sure
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01:20:02.935 --> 01:20:06.453
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01:20:06.629 --> 01:20:10.018
And shout out to my best friend Varnae. Vernon was like, oh, I just watched
01:20:10.518 --> 01:20:13.840
you and Darryl's episode. Y'all show is really good. It's like, you know Uh,
01:20:14.340 --> 01:20:16.860
and I was like, oh, thank you, best friend. And he's like, no, I'm not
01:20:17.360 --> 01:20:20.920
just saying that. And I'm like, oh yay, we doing the Lord's work. So,
01:20:21.420 --> 01:20:24.820
uh, yes. Oh, pause. People— I guess people mad
01:20:25.320 --> 01:20:27.080
at me for the Lori Harvey clip though too though. But you have to go
01:20:27.580 --> 01:20:30.960
and look at the comments, the— what we said about
01:20:31.460 --> 01:20:34.580
the marketing thing though, because I guess I went in on her too much
01:20:35.080 --> 01:20:38.180
or something. I guess I feel like what we said was fair and was no
01:20:38.680 --> 01:20:41.400
different than the distance. No, no, they're attacking me. This is the first time I've
01:20:41.900 --> 01:20:44.668
seen this. Most of the time though, I get mad. Most of the men attack
01:20:45.213 --> 01:20:48.324
the women on the network in general because it's some
01:20:48.501 --> 01:20:52.269
weird shit. Uh, but no, this one is more— it was accounts
01:20:52.285 --> 01:20:55.589
like, uh, Lori Harvey fan account. It's all kind of like
01:20:56.134 --> 01:20:57.786
little like standard.
01:20:58.620 --> 01:21:01.506
That's just like, like,
01:21:01.571 --> 01:21:05.002
that's— I had to remove myself from that one post
01:21:05.435 --> 01:21:09.028
where we did the, the clip of like about Nicki Minaj and like
01:21:09.108 --> 01:21:12.347
everybody coming together and doing that song. I had to like remove myself.
01:21:12.660 --> 01:21:15.160
And I was like, can you turn the comments off? And you refuse to turn
01:21:15.660 --> 01:21:19.000
the fucking comments off. And I was like, dog, like, I'm tired of getting pinged
01:21:19.500 --> 01:21:21.980
about this. And so I had to remove myself from it because I was like,
01:21:22.480 --> 01:21:25.720
I can't keep doing this. I refuse to. Because to me, certain shit, like,
01:21:26.220 --> 01:21:29.300
certain things aren't that deep to me, and people will go to war about somebody
01:21:29.800 --> 01:21:32.780
that would literally not give them a,
01:21:33.280 --> 01:21:37.220
you know, their last drop of water. A lot of parasocial
01:21:37.720 --> 01:21:40.960
shit. Yeah, I'm like, I don't, I don't understand why, how we here.
01:21:42.059 --> 01:21:45.628
So, all right, hey, hit us up. All the
01:21:45.773 --> 01:21:49.568
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