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Speaker 1: You will not be able to stay home. Brother, you will not be able to plug in, turn on, and cop out. You will not be able to lose yourself on scagg and skip out forbid during commercials because the revolution will not be telling. Liberation has returned, y'all. It's been a minute, but we are finally here. Best of all, Owen is back from hades A k A and Ice Detention Center. More on that later, but now I just want to say, Owen, welcome back to the bottoms. That's right, Like it or not, I'm back. We're back still liberation right he just podcast now. Yeah, and it's definitely gonna take some getting used to since we're no longer live. But honestly, it's kind of chill, you know, no pressure, no technical glitchen f c C. Fuck then, by the like, I second that they fucking suck. Fuck you very much the f c C for proving that free speech just isn't free. So what the planet fails, Let's save the great white males. Also very second, bet they fucking suck. But also I love how you can just drop all the EP bombs you want, Rebecca. I will be dropping all the bombs, one big one in particular. Right now, Wait, wait are you talking about? Let's just get it over with. We were supposed to wait until the next tell them all right, everyone, So we have some news and I think it's probably gonna shock everyone. And I still can't believe it myself. But where do I begin. I don't even know how to tell this story. It's too weird. You do it well. It all began when I was in that ice dungeon, cold starving, afraid that I'd have to return to the dreary English waste land of my youth. As I sat in my cell night after night, I began reflecting on my life and all the mistakes. I all right, all right, drama, come on. I'll just say so. You all know that Owen and I have been friends for a long time, and we've had this show for two years, and in that time we've often joked about his immigration status. Owen thinks it's hilarious to ask me to marry him for a green card, and I'm here to say that's exactly what we're doing at the County Clerk's office for money, Isn't it keeping very But by this time next week it'll be official. We'll be married and you'll have that green card. So oh you're exploited. Yeah, I need I'm probably gonna need a drink afterwards. And if any of our local listeners are out there and they're round, we're having a little get together afterwards at where Else Resist Reviews Cafe, which is finally fully renovated. Kidding us, we should all be so lucky to have a friend like you were, Baca. I mean, all stop it, all right, anyway, moving on, we're here with today's guests. Liberation Radio was proud to present the conversation with Shayla bank Jammerson, community cultivator, activist and founder of SO Oakland. I'm Rebecca, coming at you from the beautiful love Boy. All right, I am really excited. We have a rate of sunshine here today. Today we are joined by the amazing and lovely Shyla Jamerson, founder SO Oakland. Shayla, welcome, Thank you guys for having me. I'm so excited to be here. So, first question, what was it like growing up in Oakland? Um? I was raised by my grandparents on East three and that area is considered like the murder Dud, and that's exactly what was pretty much happening in that area. Um, it was just a lot of violence. But my grandparents, old school from the South, kept me super busy, so I didn't become engulfed in all of that. You know, growing up in Oakland super diverse. It was never just like black or white. It was everyone. I'm at home and you can hear my Mexican neighbor was playing the bottom music and you know we're turning up to that. Um. You have the side shows that we participated. That was like what we did as our fun Like what were we doing? Girl watching everybody swang and do donuts And my thing was like, oh I can't wait. I'm gonna be the first girl to get in the stay and bust them donuts Like that was what we wanted to do, like you know, the first girls to do like that was our thing. Um. But what's crazy is like in the middle of that, you still experience what was really going on in Oakland, Like we could be having a good time and then all of a sudden it could be gunshots or whatever and everybody scattering, and then you come back to it. It was like it was almost you became de systized because it was like that was part of just what was going on in Oakland. Um, but I wouldn't change my experience growing up in Oakland for nothing because it just taught me how to be a hustler. It was just kind of like this independency that you just kind of had growing up in in Oakland, Like it gave us six skin. So was that independent thinking the process that got you to creating so Oakland? And what is so Oakland? Why is it so important for you to preserve that culture? Oh? Absolutely. I grew up in the nineties where Oakland was was damned near like black, and you saw black families walking around Lake Merritt and it was nothing like that was how we were raised. And then coming from you know, the seventies, black panthers, all of that, so we still had that closeness. And so for me and So Oakland, preserving that through this transition of gentrification, like it was so important because I saw what it was like when Oakland was black, and so when things started to shift and you have people moving in that aren't from Oakland, but it's nothing wrong with moving in. It was the moving in and trying to make things comfortable for you. And and because it's not comfortable for you, we are going to call the police. And that's when I was like, Okay, things are starting to change, and I'm starting to feel uncomfortable in spaces that I've never felt uncomfortable before. And so for me, starting so Oakland, it solely was just about giving us space for ourselves where we can unapologetically be ourselves and celebrate as natives, as black people, and whatever that looks like. You can come into this space, but just know if you're uncomfortable with it, you can leave because we are not accommodating your needs or or your feelings. And so while we're shaking our ass and whatever it is that we're doing, I'm making sure that, oh we're collecting clothes for the homeless, because the homeless issue in Oakland is out of this world. Or we're going to sign you up to vote. So I got people going around like they're turning up, but okay, are you registered to vote? Alright? Cool? Sis? Are you registered to vote? So it was important for me to make sure that I did in my way to kind of like use my influence in a way that could change just what was going on in Oakland. We we talked about the idea of gentrification isolating people, you know, separating the community and taking away that so that spirit that you were talking about, and I think, I think what you're doing brings people back together. It puts that so back into it. Um, I'm curious. So how growing up in Oakland and subsequently seeing the city become depleted has changed the way you view Oakland now and the way you view the world in general. I can honestly say that, like I would have never thought that I would have been affected the way that I was by seeing my my city that I grew up just start to change. I mean I didn't know because they literally one minute of building is abandoned and then next minute it's a beer garden. It's one thing when you come in and you're like trying to actually be a part of the community, and like how can I help, How can I give back, or you know, how can I get involved? Like I love Oakland, but it's another thing where you're trying to isolate us and just not care about our needs, and so we get upset, Like you love the culture and the reason you love the cultures because of us, and so you know we're necessary. That's an important distinction to make, because I think it's important to say we don't want to stop investment in Oakland. That's the complete opposite of what we're looking for. But it's kind of like the difference between someone coming into your house and bringing gift or coming into your house and redecorating it for you, like without your consent. I'm interested. I want to say this word, and I want to know what your your natural feeling is in the pit of your gut. Activism, girl, I really like that word terrifies me. And I say that because when I think of activists, I'm thinking of the women that you know they're standing up and going to O p D and they're outside and they're knocking on the doors or crossing the Bay bridge and they're chaining each other together and stopping the cars. I have to keep in one hunted. I'm not there yet, but it doesn't mean that I'm not passionate about what's going on. And and I remember talking to my mentor and he was just like, you are activists, but your your activism is your way and your way celebration and people need that, you know, and you're using your space to bring awareness to important issues. So I know that old school way of activism and you know you you you got Martin Luther King and you know, uh, Malcolm X and and you know black Panthers and things like that. Like it was always very stern and and just about the issues and it has to be this type of way. It was no laughing, you know, like this is a serious matter. And I was just like, you're right, Like I'm Sheyla. I've always been me and I shouldn't be ashamed of the way that I want to conduct my activism. And I'm okay with that now. But you know, it was it was very hard for me to accept that. But we appreciate it. We really appreciate you. We appreciate your love for Oakland. I'm sure our listeners appreciate your love for Oakland. And I just want to say thank you for sitting and talking to us. You are a ray of sunshine and I'm accepted. I'm going to accept it. I really am. Thank you guys so much. Thank you. We hope you enjoyed this conversation. Join us next week on Liberation Radio and Rebecca and Owen sit down with Oakland icon and old school rapper Drew Down. You're sure, she said to me on this side of the like, yeah, and we specifically agree to this old duck and this is the right time, o duh today at noon, the old Duck next to the Wicker apartment complex. Of course, there's no number to reach her at either. It's so typical. Whoa oozes pulling up in a Rose Royce limo, don't tell me that's a looks like a driver's coming out for a chat. Ms. Marler would like you both to join her in the vehicle. Miss Marla, correct, follow me please? Sorry, I'm late. Is it just me? Or is the traffic in the bay getting worse? So that guy is just going to stand out there. Of course he doubles a security Yeah, that seems unnecessary. And the tinny windows, you're a bit superfluous, not taking any risks. You heard about that kid who tracked Elon Musk's jet. These are dangerous times for high profile people. Anyway, let's get down to business. Why did you call this emergency meeting? Is it about Lenny? We have bigger problems than Lenny, Marla? Okay, well, don't just leave me in suspense. What is it? Russians? Russians is terribly clash, isn't it? Rebecca is right? A Russian is our current problem. I'm going to need some contexts. Right as you know, the FBI knew we were close to finding more dirt on their agents, and after they took Owen, I located a viable source to get us the info we needed. Unfortunately, that plan backfired. It turned out that a Russian diplomat, lair Vetkov, had been keeping the files as blackmail. Okay, so what so we got busted trying to take back what we needed to get Owen right, and you used it against Ovans and got Owen. Where's the problem. Yeah, but Lara let me have it, but with conditions. His niece was being held hostage, and I had to help negotiate her return, and I also had to agree to pass along the message. Lenny has to resign immediately. Don't tell me you actually agreed to that. What else was I supposed to do? But Laia isn't just a normal diplomat, He's crazy connected. I had to say any and everything just to get out of their live. My head is thriving right now. I don't understand why the hell with some Russian dude give a shit about the mayor of Oakland. Okay, we believe Valara is working with the FBI or some private organization looking to influence local politics. They're the ones who tried to kill him with the pipe wine. Lenny's in someone's way, and they've made it very clear to Rebecca they're happy to try and kill him again if he doesn't leave of his own volition. But Lara knew who I was, who Ernie was. They know everything about us. What do you mean by everything? Not everything everything, just everything about Ernie Owen and I. They're not messing around, Marla. The last thing Agent Evans asked Lenny to do was to support Doug Strouther as Oakland police chief, and now these guys want to install Vice Mayor Jones to replace Lenny. It's all connected. We've stumbled onto something big and danger Shit. Shit, shit is the stress wrinkle showing on my forehead? On my forehead, Rebecca tell me, I'm like, no, you guys, this sounds so fucked I mean, your job was really fucking simple, and I don't understand how you sucked this up so bad. Yeah, it is missed up, but it's also a good thing that we discovered what they're planning. No, not really. I don't want to sound callous, but Lenny is not a priority. He's a means to an end. This was a chessboard, he'd be one of those little pawns who gets taken first. There's a bigger game here. You lost sight of that. Oh no, no, no, no, that's not true. State secession is all I care about. Everything Allen and I do is for that cause. Whatever Lenny is gonna have to step down. It's the only way. No, no way. We can't throw away six months of work. You only have yourself to blame. Besides, I think we all know he was doomed from the start. Bullshit, How else are we supposed to stop these fascists from taking over? We busted our asses to get those corrupt pieces of ship out and you're just okay with them reinstalling new ones. Slow and steady wins the race. We'll find another way. Plus, you don't even know their motives. Look, I want to talk to Xerox. Not possible. Xerox is out of the country right now. Fine, I want to talk to them on WhatsApp or telegram. What are you trying to pull here? Nothing but there's something else they need to know, and obviously you're not the one to tell it to like it or not. What I say goes. When Xerox is out, I'm in charge, and if there's something that he needs to know, you tell me and I'll pass it along for Fox psych Mala. This could do Royal our entire operation. It's not about some bureaucratic chain of command. A fella. I'm gonna fuck d m V. Don't be dramatic. If I talked to Xerox and they tell me to keep learning around, I'll let you know. Until then we go with my plan. Okay, By the way, please tell me you guys getting married as a joke. Alright, genius, Do you have a better way to keep owing from getting deported? Uh huh yeah, stay out of the firing line. Yeah, well, that's easy for you to say. We're the ones that are still in the trenches. Excuse me, whoa, whoa, whoa. What I think Rebecca is trying to say is that the nature of our rose places us more in the tangible world than say, yeah, pretty much. You think I want to spend my days posing in front of a camera, editing photos and constantly uploading content, doing paid promotion. I wasn't saying you did. And I suppose that you think party and constantly is fun. For me, it's exhausting. I make it look easy because that's my job. So if you feel on the sellout, great, just means we're all playing our parts, which is exactly why Owen and I have to do this. Fine, fair enough. You know you've changed you haven't. You know what? I think this conversation is over. It definitely is. Don't you try anything cute, Rebecca, Xerox left you in charge. We heard you the first time. Why didn't you tell her about the girls they're trying to recruit from that pimp? You heard her? I mean she's not going to lift a finger to help us with anything. And until we talked to Xerox directly, we're on our own. We trust no one else. Valera, they're not going to let go. What is it they need? I give them everything they wanted. They want xeroxible. Obviously, I told them Xerox is abroad. Rebecca isn't buying it. Xerox is like her Messiah. All I know is they had better stay out of my way. I spared her life. Once, but if I cash you invading my property again, I will shut down this whole thing. Don't worry, I know how to handle her. You had better or I'm afraid your faith will be like this. Zero Messiah God
Speaker 1: You will not be able to stay home. Brother, you will not be able to plug in, turn on, and cop out. You will not be able to lose yourself on scagg and skip out forbid during commercials because the revolution will not be telling. Liberation has returned, y'all. It's been a minute, but we are finally here. Best of all, Owen is back from hades A k A and Ice Detention Center. More on that later, but now I just want to say, Owen, welcome back to the bottoms. That's right, Like it or not, I'm back. We're back still liberation right he just podcast now. Yeah, and it's definitely gonna take some getting used to since we're no longer live. But honestly, it's kind of chill, you know, no pressure, no technical glitchen f c C. Fuck then, by the like, I second that they fucking suck. Fuck you very much the f c C for proving that free speech just isn't free. So what the planet fails, Let's save the great white males. Also very second, bet they fucking suck. But also I love how you can just drop all the EP bombs you want, Rebecca. I will be dropping all the bombs, one big one in particular. Right now, Wait, wait are you talking about? Let's just get it over with. We were supposed to wait until the next tell them all right, everyone, So we have some news and I think it's probably gonna shock everyone. And I still can't believe it myself. But where do I begin. I don't even know how to tell this story. It's too weird. You do it well. It all began when I was in that ice dungeon, cold starving, afraid that I'd have to return to the dreary English waste land of my youth. As I sat in my cell night after night, I began reflecting on my life and all the mistakes. I all right, all right, drama, come on. I'll just say so. You all know that Owen and I have been friends for a long time, and we've had this show for two years, and in that time we've often joked about his immigration status. Owen thinks it's hilarious to ask me to marry him for a green card, and I'm here to say that's exactly what we're doing at the County Clerk's office for money, Isn't it keeping very But by this time next week it'll be official. We'll be married and you'll have that green card. So oh you're exploited. Yeah, I need I'm probably gonna need a drink afterwards. And if any of our local listeners are out there and they're round, we're having a little get together afterwards at where Else Resist Reviews Cafe, which is finally fully renovated. Kidding us, we should all be so lucky to have a friend like you were, Baca. I mean, all stop it, all right, anyway, moving on, we're here with today's guests. Liberation Radio was proud to present the conversation with Shayla bank Jammerson, community cultivator, activist and founder of SO Oakland. I'm Rebecca, coming at you from the beautiful love Boy. All right, I am really excited. We have a rate of sunshine here today. Today we are joined by the amazing and lovely Shyla Jamerson, founder SO Oakland. Shayla, welcome, Thank you guys for having me. I'm so excited to be here. So, first question, what was it like growing up in Oakland? Um? I was raised by my grandparents on East three and that area is considered like the murder Dud, and that's exactly what was pretty much happening in that area. Um, it was just a lot of violence. But my grandparents, old school from the South, kept me super busy, so I didn't become engulfed in all of that. You know, growing up in Oakland super diverse. It was never just like black or white. It was everyone. I'm at home and you can hear my Mexican neighbor was playing the bottom music and you know we're turning up to that. Um. You have the side shows that we participated. That was like what we did as our fun Like what were we doing? Girl watching everybody swang and do donuts And my thing was like, oh I can't wait. I'm gonna be the first girl to get in the stay and bust them donuts Like that was what we wanted to do, like you know, the first girls to do like that was our thing. Um. But what's crazy is like in the middle of that, you still experience what was really going on in Oakland, Like we could be having a good time and then all of a sudden it could be gunshots or whatever and everybody scattering, and then you come back to it. It was like it was almost you became de systized because it was like that was part of just what was going on in Oakland. Um, but I wouldn't change my experience growing up in Oakland for nothing because it just taught me how to be a hustler. It was just kind of like this independency that you just kind of had growing up in in Oakland, Like it gave us six skin. So was that independent thinking the process that got you to creating so Oakland? And what is so Oakland? Why is it so important for you to preserve that culture? Oh? Absolutely. I grew up in the nineties where Oakland was was damned near like black, and you saw black families walking around Lake Merritt and it was nothing like that was how we were raised. And then coming from you know, the seventies, black panthers, all of that, so we still had that closeness. And so for me and So Oakland, preserving that through this transition of gentrification, like it was so important because I saw what it was like when Oakland was black, and so when things started to shift and you have people moving in that aren't from Oakland, but it's nothing wrong with moving in. It was the moving in and trying to make things comfortable for you. And and because it's not comfortable for you, we are going to call the police. And that's when I was like, Okay, things are starting to change, and I'm starting to feel uncomfortable in spaces that I've never felt uncomfortable before. And so for me, starting so Oakland, it solely was just about giving us space for ourselves where we can unapologetically be ourselves and celebrate as natives, as black people, and whatever that looks like. You can come into this space, but just know if you're uncomfortable with it, you can leave because we are not accommodating your needs or or your feelings. And so while we're shaking our ass and whatever it is that we're doing, I'm making sure that, oh we're collecting clothes for the homeless, because the homeless issue in Oakland is out of this world. Or we're going to sign you up to vote. So I got people going around like they're turning up, but okay, are you registered to vote? Alright? Cool? Sis? Are you registered to vote? So it was important for me to make sure that I did in my way to kind of like use my influence in a way that could change just what was going on in Oakland. We we talked about the idea of gentrification isolating people, you know, separating the community and taking away that so that spirit that you were talking about, and I think, I think what you're doing brings people back together. It puts that so back into it. Um, I'm curious. So how growing up in Oakland and subsequently seeing the city become depleted has changed the way you view Oakland now and the way you view the world in general. I can honestly say that, like I would have never thought that I would have been affected the way that I was by seeing my my city that I grew up just start to change. I mean I didn't know because they literally one minute of building is abandoned and then next minute it's a beer garden. It's one thing when you come in and you're like trying to actually be a part of the community, and like how can I help, How can I give back, or you know, how can I get involved? Like I love Oakland, but it's another thing where you're trying to isolate us and just not care about our needs, and so we get upset, Like you love the culture and the reason you love the cultures because of us, and so you know we're necessary. That's an important distinction to make, because I think it's important to say we don't want to stop investment in Oakland. That's the complete opposite of what we're looking for. But it's kind of like the difference between someone coming into your house and bringing gift or coming into your house and redecorating it for you, like without your consent. I'm interested. I want to say this word, and I want to know what your your natural feeling is in the pit of your gut. Activism, girl, I really like that word terrifies me. And I say that because when I think of activists, I'm thinking of the women that you know they're standing up and going to O p D and they're outside and they're knocking on the doors or crossing the Bay bridge and they're chaining each other together and stopping the cars. I have to keep in one hunted. I'm not there yet, but it doesn't mean that I'm not passionate about what's going on. And and I remember talking to my mentor and he was just like, you are activists, but your your activism is your way and your way celebration and people need that, you know, and you're using your space to bring awareness to important issues. So I know that old school way of activism and you know you you you got Martin Luther King and you know, uh, Malcolm X and and you know black Panthers and things like that. Like it was always very stern and and just about the issues and it has to be this type of way. It was no laughing, you know, like this is a serious matter. And I was just like, you're right, Like I'm Sheyla. I've always been me and I shouldn't be ashamed of the way that I want to conduct my activism. And I'm okay with that now. But you know, it was it was very hard for me to accept that. But we appreciate it. We really appreciate you. We appreciate your love for Oakland. I'm sure our listeners appreciate your love for Oakland. And I just want to say thank you for sitting and talking to us. You are a ray of sunshine and I'm accepted. I'm going to accept it. I really am. Thank you guys so much. Thank you. We hope you enjoyed this conversation. Join us next week on Liberation Radio and Rebecca and Owen sit down with Oakland icon and old school rapper Drew Down. You're sure, she said to me on this side of the like, yeah, and we specifically agree to this old duck and this is the right time, o duh today at noon, the old Duck next to the Wicker apartment complex. Of course, there's no number to reach her at either. It's so typical. Whoa oozes pulling up in a Rose Royce limo, don't tell me that's a looks like a driver's coming out for a chat. Ms. Marler would like you both to join her in the vehicle. Miss Marla, correct, follow me please? Sorry, I'm late. Is it just me? Or is the traffic in the bay getting worse? So that guy is just going to stand out there. Of course he doubles a security Yeah, that seems unnecessary. And the tinny windows, you're a bit superfluous, not taking any risks. You heard about that kid who tracked Elon Musk's jet. These are dangerous times for high profile people. Anyway, let's get down to business. Why did you call this emergency meeting? Is it about Lenny? We have bigger problems than Lenny, Marla? Okay, well, don't just leave me in suspense. What is it? Russians? Russians is terribly clash, isn't it? Rebecca is right? A Russian is our current problem. I'm going to need some contexts. Right as you know, the FBI knew we were close to finding more dirt on their agents, and after they took Owen, I located a viable source to get us the info we needed. Unfortunately, that plan backfired. It turned out that a Russian diplomat, lair Vetkov, had been keeping the files as blackmail. Okay, so what so we got busted trying to take back what we needed to get Owen right, and you used it against Ovans and got Owen. Where's the problem. Yeah, but Lara let me have it, but with conditions. His niece was being held hostage, and I had to help negotiate her return, and I also had to agree to pass along the message. Lenny has to resign immediately. Don't tell me you actually agreed to that. What else was I supposed to do? But Laia isn't just a normal diplomat, He's crazy connected. I had to say any and everything just to get out of their live. My head is thriving right now. I don't understand why the hell with some Russian dude give a shit about the mayor of Oakland. Okay, we believe Valara is working with the FBI or some private organization looking to influence local politics. They're the ones who tried to kill him with the pipe wine. Lenny's in someone's way, and they've made it very clear to Rebecca they're happy to try and kill him again if he doesn't leave of his own volition. But Lara knew who I was, who Ernie was. They know everything about us. What do you mean by everything? Not everything everything, just everything about Ernie Owen and I. They're not messing around, Marla. The last thing Agent Evans asked Lenny to do was to support Doug Strouther as Oakland police chief, and now these guys want to install Vice Mayor Jones to replace Lenny. It's all connected. We've stumbled onto something big and danger Shit. Shit, shit is the stress wrinkle showing on my forehead? On my forehead, Rebecca tell me, I'm like, no, you guys, this sounds so fucked I mean, your job was really fucking simple, and I don't understand how you sucked this up so bad. Yeah, it is missed up, but it's also a good thing that we discovered what they're planning. No, not really. I don't want to sound callous, but Lenny is not a priority. He's a means to an end. This was a chessboard, he'd be one of those little pawns who gets taken first. There's a bigger game here. You lost sight of that. Oh no, no, no, no, that's not true. State secession is all I care about. Everything Allen and I do is for that cause. Whatever Lenny is gonna have to step down. It's the only way. No, no way. We can't throw away six months of work. You only have yourself to blame. Besides, I think we all know he was doomed from the start. Bullshit, How else are we supposed to stop these fascists from taking over? We busted our asses to get those corrupt pieces of ship out and you're just okay with them reinstalling new ones. Slow and steady wins the race. We'll find another way. Plus, you don't even know their motives. Look, I want to talk to Xerox. Not possible. Xerox is out of the country right now. Fine, I want to talk to them on WhatsApp or telegram. What are you trying to pull here? Nothing but there's something else they need to know, and obviously you're not the one to tell it to like it or not. What I say goes. When Xerox is out, I'm in charge, and if there's something that he needs to know, you tell me and I'll pass it along for Fox psych Mala. This could do Royal our entire operation. It's not about some bureaucratic chain of command. A fella. I'm gonna fuck d m V. Don't be dramatic. If I talked to Xerox and they tell me to keep learning around, I'll let you know. Until then we go with my plan. Okay, By the way, please tell me you guys getting married as a joke. Alright, genius, Do you have a better way to keep owing from getting deported? Uh huh yeah, stay out of the firing line. Yeah, well, that's easy for you to say. We're the ones that are still in the trenches. Excuse me, whoa, whoa, whoa. What I think Rebecca is trying to say is that the nature of our rose places us more in the tangible world than say, yeah, pretty much. You think I want to spend my days posing in front of a camera, editing photos and constantly uploading content, doing paid promotion. I wasn't saying you did. And I suppose that you think party and constantly is fun. For me, it's exhausting. I make it look easy because that's my job. So if you feel on the sellout, great, just means we're all playing our parts, which is exactly why Owen and I have to do this. Fine, fair enough. You know you've changed you haven't. You know what? I think this conversation is over. It definitely is. Don't you try anything cute, Rebecca, Xerox left you in charge. We heard you the first time. Why didn't you tell her about the girls they're trying to recruit from that pimp? You heard her? I mean she's not going to lift a finger to help us with anything. And until we talked to Xerox directly, we're on our own. We trust no one else. Valera, they're not going to let go. What is it they need? I give them everything they wanted. They want xeroxible. Obviously, I told them Xerox is abroad. Rebecca isn't buying it. Xerox is like her Messiah. All I know is they had better stay out of my way. I spared her life. Once, but if I cash you invading my property again, I will shut down this whole thing. Don't worry, I know how to handle her. You had better or I'm afraid your faith will be like this. Zero Messiah God
