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[100:02.620 --> 100:10.740] And these be kids, and the shock ain't there no more. That's fucked up. Yeah, white, black, whatever, it don't matter. But that's how you know it's money,
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[100:10.740 --> 100:19.020] when it's like all race is affected, all sex is affected. When the shit be just, to me, cut and dry. And
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[100:19.020 --> 100:27.100] they would just be like, sir. Like that's the shit to me. Like they had, again, we could pivot, right? But they had Pan Bondi
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[100:27.120 --> 100:35.380] on. And the nigga said, yo, we had files showing a name. Here's the email with you saying, no redact
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[100:35.380 --> 100:43.500] that name. Cool. Now it came out redacted. The dude said, oh but I got the name and I wondered why you redacted that
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[100:43.500 --> 100:51.580] name and she said, yo I'm not gonna sit up here and talk about a potential investigation that could be going on anytime in the near future. He said, so the person's
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[100:51.580 --> 100:59.760] being investigated? She said, as I said, I'm not. Dog, the nigga whose name she redacted from the Epstein shit was her biggest campaign
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[101:00.040 --> 101:08.160] donor by far. He gave her $2.3 million or some shit like that. He was the biggest donor by far and magically
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[101:08.220 --> 101:16.260] his name got redacted from the Epstein List shit. It's just like yo dog, y'all not gonna, that don't mean nothing to y'all. Yeah. That, the
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[101:16.260 --> 101:24.540] redact, you know what else fuck we have with that redacted shit them purposely leaving them victims names out It's like how much abuse do you expect these fucking
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[101:24.540 --> 101:32.780] people to take that's why with Virginia recipes Virginia what of course a person gives me suicide after all of that what I learned about Pam was Pam's the same
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[101:32.780 --> 101:40.940] person from Casey Anthony's case. Pam's the same person from Trayvon Martin with Zimmerman. Is that true?
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[101:41.140 --> 101:49.340] I don't know. I don't remember. We're together. It's all Florida cases. That sounds right, but I don't remember. I'm not 100%. Zimmerman. I learned this.
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[101:49.340 --> 101:57.440] Is this true? Well, I mean, because honestly, I don't know. That's how fucked up it is. I really don't know what to believe anymore. I know the Czechoslovakia is psychical, but there's so much misinformation.
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[101:57.820 --> 102:05.820] Yeah, I'ma probably say to the doctor in the room, is that true? For sure. For me at this point, when I just look at the history of just, never mind just
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[102:05.820 --> 102:13.940] America, just the history of politics, whatever, it's always been corrupt. There's always been some level of conspiracy or something about it. So all of this-
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[102:14.620 --> 102:22.660] It makes sense. We went from Vanderbeek to ask him if he believed in conspiracies, if he was a conspirator. Because I know this couch is inclined to believe him. I know I am inclined to believe some of them. So I was just curious to know what
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[102:22.660 --> 102:30.800] Amani's kind of vibe was. My thing with conspiracies is not that I believe them all. It's just that nothing's too far fetched. Not all of them. That's really what it'd be for me. Like if I hear something
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[102:30.800 --> 102:38.800] before it'll be, yeah, nah, that's just crazy. Now it's like, okay, well, what if? Like any conspiracy theory I hear, I just ask, all right,
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[102:38.800 --> 102:47.000] well, what if? I think that's reasonable. These ideas or these conspiracies, for me, they don't feel like someone just sat in a room and just created
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[102:47.000 --> 102:55.040] it and then passed it along. Like certain things that I hear come, it's coming from somewhere and it's been believed by enough people for
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[102:55.040 --> 103:03.140] it to have some type of legs, to have some type of, it might not be 100 percent true, but they got to be something, I don't know. It's... I don't know. Depends on what
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[103:03.140 --> 103:11.180] it is. You know, growing up, we used to make shit up too. And believe it. I gave you a drink Pepsi with Pop Rocks, your stomach explode. It's
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[103:11.180 --> 103:19.480] not true, guys. Or if he was putting needles in the gas pumps, giving people AIDS. Or if you say Candy Man 3 times in the mirror, he'll actually come. That's not conspiracy. That's,
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[103:19.480 --> 103:27.620] I mean, that's full. We were talking about making shit up. That's what we were talking about just now. And I'm saying, and then it starts, and then what happens is then somebody says, well, I heard that too. And then suddenly something that
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[103:27.620 --> 103:35.920] was manufactured becomes real, and that's how some of these. Because I never checked to see if Hawaiian punch was made out of piss. That
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[103:35.920 --> 103:44.100] was a joke. Never heard that 1. He made that up and he believed it. That was some Cherry City shit. I never heard that 1. I promise you I didn't make that up. Hawaiian punch is made out of piss. I was teasing.
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[103:44.100 --> 103:52.200] I didn't think you made it up. Did y'all hear the KFC was like not using real chickens and that's why he went from Kentucky to... Yeah, see, that's not true, but like people make shit up. But then companies
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[103:52.200 --> 104:00.240] do use fake food. It might be true though, a little bit. I mean, it's not true with KFC, we're not gonna get sued, but I'm saying like, but there are companies that do around the world use
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[104:00.240 --> 104:08.360] fake animals. And so it's not completely far-fetched, but somebody made that particular 1 up. That company itself, yeah. And that's all I'm saying so the line gets blurred. I've
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[104:08.360 --> 104:16.740] said this on this podcast before. I think about like back in the day with the black movements, black panthers, you
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[104:16.740 --> 104:24.860] know, right? And back then we all in the room, we Black Panthers, right? And Isha and ICE are like, yo, the feds watching us.
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[104:24.860 --> 104:33.000] We did a small little chapter in San Francisco and they like, yo, the feds watching us, I feel it. A lot of us in this room would be thinking, The feds wouldn't be watching us, what the fuck? And then boom, 20 years
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[104:33.000 --> 104:41.040] later, COINTELPRO was a known thing. So like in that way. It was ice all along. Right, it was that. But you know what I mean? In
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[104:41.040 --> 104:49.060] that way, I don't want to be slower behind, but like certain things is like, come on niggas, like come on bro. Some of that
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[104:49.060 --> 104:57.180] shit like. It do be true. I don't even want to mention some of them because it's like, how tough is the period? Some of that shit be so far fetched, it be like, how you even make it up? Like the pizza gate
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[104:57.180 --> 105:05.640] shit, that I remember when they was saying that shit about Wayfair. Who was he saying about Wayfair? What? They had the. What he was saying about that? I really don't know. You can buy a kid.
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[105:06.160 --> 105:14.400] Yeah. You can order a kid on that. Yeah. They had furniture pieces for sale. But it'll be like a regular chair. Like that chair sitting over there,
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[105:14.420 --> 105:22.620] but it's $20 grand, $25 grand. And they were saying those are at the end. The model name be a child's name that's on a missing 1. If you open the hut just a kid, 6
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[105:22.620 --> 105:30.780] year old and a drone. Okay and this was on Wayfair? Yes. I ordered Wayfair. Me too. They ain't come with no kid in the dresser. W.Wayfair.com
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[105:31.280 --> 105:39.740] You didn't buy the $25, 000 chair. I'm saying that we're not saying everything up there, it's a marketplace. But they were saying people were using Wayfair to
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[105:39.740 --> 105:47.780] actually hide trafficking. Trafficking people. And they were trafficking people for that. And the way they were doing it was through overly priced furniture. So let's say
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[105:47.780 --> 105:55.920] somebody had a funny, like a real abnormal name. Like it might be a little kid with a real, real abnormal name. And they
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[105:55.920 --> 106:04.160] would show the date that the kids went missing. And then it would be a wayfair piece of furniture for $37, 000 with that name. And
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[106:04.160 --> 106:12.200] that was like, for some mad people, a real, real, real coincidence. And this is proven, oh, so this hasn't been confirmed. This is just it. No. It's not ever gonna be confirmed. Okay, you
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[106:12.200 --> 106:20.460] know, I'm just trying to say. But it was a thing though. Okay. I never heard this 1, that's all I'm saying. I'm just saying, it was a thing. Wow. But to me, like, Pizza Gate was always ridiculous to me. Like, the Q9
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[106:20.460 --> 106:28.680] shit always was ridiculous. And it's crazy because the thing about the mind is you can kinda convince yourself of anything. You know what I mean? It's just
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[106:28.680 --> 106:36.700] like, let's say you have a sleep medication, right? And you take this medicine, you need to go to sleep. And you might think you took it and go to sleep you know what I mean because your mind is set on it you took your
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[106:36.700 --> 106:44.720] medicine you're gonna fall asleep it's the same fucking thing so with q9 q9 and they were saying oh Donald Trump knows that we connected he gonna scratch his eye or
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[106:44.720 --> 106:52.860] scratch his ear whatever like every little thing was assigned to confirm that it was real. When it really oddly is some psychosis with a lot of these motherfuckers and they tripping out. And
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[106:52.860 --> 107:00.880] most of it, and that's another thing for me to always know is something wrong when it's being pushed with fear. If you're trying to scare me, I don't know if I should trust this. Because why the fuck are you
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[107:00.880 --> 107:09.200] trying to scare me with this information? And I mean, because it's the same thing that's been used with black people. We violent, we dangerous. And that's what they push to people. We know it's bullshit, right?
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[107:09.200 --> 107:17.220] So it's the same thing with anything else. You know what I mean? It's a guy on viral, viral internet right now. And his whole stick is to like teach women how
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[107:17.220 --> 107:25.440] to tell if their man's gay. You know what I mean? And it's all homophobia, that's all it is. And it- How do you do it? I mean, this guy's
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[107:25.440 --> 107:33.580] shit is so stupid. He's even said shit like- Yo, take notes. He's had diagrams with like, if your nigga drives a Malibu, and it makes, it's bullshit.
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[107:33.900 --> 107:42.000] It's bullshit. It's not, hey, if you kiss your boyfriend, and he tastes little balls on his mouth, that would make sense. What color is Malibu? This nigga, this nigga. He tastes the little balls on
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[107:42.000 --> 107:50.200] his mouth. This nigga's mouth tastes a little dickish, right? It's not shit like that. That's obvious he mean. You know what I mean? It's not, oh his asshole
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[107:50.200 --> 107:58.480] looks really peculiar. You know what I mean? Like it's been getting used. No, it's shit like if your man drive a Malibu whole time this thing going through financial strife,
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[107:58.500 --> 108:06.560] bitch. CarMax only gave him a Malibu and now he's homosexual? That's crazy. I didn't know Malibu was a gay car. It's not, Mark, what it's doing
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[108:06.560 --> 108:14.620] is getting on women's fear of the down low man that's coming to take your man. That's it, it's bullshit. That's what I'm saying, that fear, anything that's
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[108:14.620 --> 108:22.800] pushing you, is trying to teach you or or or make you sway a certain way with fear. It's pretty safe to assume It's a fucking lie. That's what that's been my experience
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[108:22.800 --> 108:31.080] in this goddamn country. Is there a gay car? If it is You know what no
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[108:32.640 --> 108:40.740] No, a punch buggy no a yellow punch buggy. No, There's a car that you can afford. A Fiat. What? Y'all
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[108:40.740 --> 108:48.840] can say it. Say it. I'm talking to your man over there. A Kiv. I can't think of the name. The small bins. The verbal small
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[108:48.840 --> 108:56.920] bins for the hoes. Oh, a CLA? Small bins, small rims, small timbs. Beanie Seagull said that, of course. When Wayfair
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[108:57.140 --> 109:05.980] was under some really hot water, because people were logging onto Wayfair to look at furniture, and a chair was priced at $15, 000 or $16, 000, and
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[109:05.980 --> 109:14.080] the product description was girl, age 8, skin color, whatever, hair color, whatever, eye color, whatever and everyone thought
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[109:14.080 --> 109:22.340] this may have been a problem related to human trafficking that was never officially proven although there was a lot of really crazy stuff
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[109:23.580 --> 109:33.140] surrounding all these allegations with the Wayfair scandal a few years ago. Turns out in this back of 3 plus
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[109:33.140 --> 109:41.320] million documents there's no product description No nothing related to any of this Immediately this brought my brain back to the Wayfair Scandal and somebody went back and found old
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[109:41.320 --> 109:49.580] screenshots of all of this Mostly storage cabinets. That's the really scary gross part about all of this. Wayfair was selling storage
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[109:49.640 --> 110:01.180] cabinets for $12, 000 for $10, 899 for $12, 899 for $13, 799. And
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[110:01.180 --> 110:09.400] the product descriptions were incredibly bizarre all around the same time as missing Children going
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[110:09.400 --> 110:17.660] viral all over the country and there was a lot of decoding at the time that the price of the piece had to do with the missing child's number
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[110:17.680 --> 110:26.140] or the date that they went missing or something. There was a lot decoded with all of that years and years and years ago. But odd to preserve
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[110:26.400 --> 110:34.467] emails tied to Jeffrey Epstein related to an $8, 453 purchase for a
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[110:34.467 --> 110:42.860] single item at Wayfair. Wow. No. Right? There was a conspiracy a couple of years ago about Wayfair and they were selling
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[110:42.860 --> 110:50.880] these like cabinets for exorbitant. You get the point. Yeah. I didn't know that happened. I knew nothing about this, wow. Like, because if you ever bought
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[110:50.880 --> 110:58.900] some shit on Wayfair, the names be mad funny. Sometimes, yeah. You know what I'm saying? The shit will be called like a, I don't know. I was trying to find some
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[110:58.900 --> 111:07.060] of the names that they had the conspiracies with. Oh no, I got it. And they were showing, dog, like a kid would be kidnapped at this place and their name
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[111:07.060 --> 111:16.200] would be. This is an Allison 5 shelf storage cabinet for 85.99. This 1 is an Annabelle storage cabinet, 86.99.
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[111:17.580 --> 111:25.800] A Zaria storage cabinet, 9, 199. Like, yeah. And y'all saying that these are actually people?
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[111:25.800 --> 111:33.900] I don't know. I'm not saying that. I'm saying that's an allegation. Hey, he said it. I'm not saying you're saying that. I'm saying that's an allegation. If you see, it's just a claims. Like, now I believe it. And they'll
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[111:33.900 --> 111:41.920] find a kid named Azaria that just was missing at such and such time. So it could be. It could be. Coincidence or. I just don't put nothing past these
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[111:41.920 --> 111:50.260] motherfuckers no more. Anila, Asamiya, spell the same name. This world is sick. At the end of the day, that's the thing about like
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[111:50.260 --> 111:58.540] government and how things supposed to work. You're supposed to protect the weaker members of society, that's children and old people. And when you're in a society that doesn't worry about health care and
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[111:58.540 --> 112:06.700] poor people and starving people, I feel like shit like this going to happen when the rich are pushed up and they're the more important people is gonna always be that way. For me, this isn't a, this isn't
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[112:06.700 --> 112:14.960] a... What can we do to make a change? Give me the fucking long joke. This is not just an American or
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[112:15.320 --> 112:27.320] domestic thing. This is a world it's international international international thing it's Wait, what? There
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[112:27.320 --> 112:35.600] was a victim report from the obscene thing I think she was I forget what country she was from, Italy or maybe Czechoslovakia or some shit like that, and he went
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[112:35.600 --> 112:43.940] over there and brought her back, oh you'll be a model, blah blah blah, and then he trafficked her. It's the thing though, America prides itself on being this quote unquote
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[112:43.940 --> 112:52.060] stand up democracy based on justice. And so that's where people start to be like, man, fuck. You know what I'm
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[112:52.060 --> 113:00.080] saying? Like that's the shit. If you want other countries where that shit is happening and people know it, then they just rock. Now you want to ask what you think we should do about this. I
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[113:00.080 --> 113:09.980] want to have a new seat. Who do I talk to to get a new seat? Me. Like I can't focus over here. He played too much. Where would you like to sit? Where?
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[113:10.100 --> 113:18.180] Where I be at? I don't play too much. Y'all just be saying it when I'm not playing at all. Like y'all are having a very serious talk. I'm Trying my best not to interject with just stupid shit. We don't
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[113:18.180 --> 113:26.300] want you to come in. Like y'all are having a good talk So just move your mic But you had a question what you think we should do
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[113:26.580 --> 113:36.560] what can we do to change some of this stuff? Yeah,
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[113:36.560 --> 113:44.920] you had some topics, okay, I don't know I might even another topic to it That's a Michael Jackson song. I was I was put trying to pull up the clip. I'm having a hard time finding
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[113:44.920 --> 113:54.060] the clip so we can keep black go more blocking yeah
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[113:54.060 --> 114:03.360] so I saw well we spoke well you guys spoke about it up I wasn't here and congratulating him on opening up the school completed well
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[114:03.360 --> 114:13.260] a lot a lot of people were headlining it with his school is finally open, right? Oh, I see. I see. There were people pushing back with video saying that's
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[114:13.260 --> 114:21.740] incorrect. What it is is that he's finally gotten the place capable of having people in there.
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[114:22.380 --> 114:30.480] He's finally renovated it enough to have people in there. It's not active. There's nobody signed up or anything like that. They're about to apply for the certificate of occupancy now. That's the next step. That's
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[114:30.480 --> 114:38.540] what he said in his question. That's what actually allows people in. Right, so he's doing the inspection, he's prepared for it, he's ready for it to go cool. Real quick, that's a major milestone. Salute Dr.
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[114:38.540 --> 114:47.180] Umar from meeting that milestone of completing the renovations. It's hard to renovate a school. And salute to him and do it on the grassroots is tough. Some
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[114:47.180 --> 114:55.240] people were having pushback because they said this is... Set it off, I'll follow up. I'm right with you, boy. But... If you set it off, old school shit. Set
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[114:55.240 --> 115:03.540] what off? You want to set something off? Old school shit. I can't say, if you want to say I ain't gonna... I'll just let them continue this school. I ain't saying nothing, dog. Set the fuck off.
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[115:03.840 --> 115:11.880] He's capable of forever. I must be missing something. Doubt is in the room, nigga. We pussy up here? We pussy up
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[115:11.880 --> 115:20.880] here? We doubters, nigga. I was trying to get more context. I'm with y'all. I ain't even say nothing. Shut
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[115:21.620 --> 115:30.040] up, Mark. Shut yo' ass up. Let E.J. Get this shit off. So there were people giving pushback, saying that it's not actually open.
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[115:30.180 --> 115:38.500] And there was also video of Umar talking about the next steps towards really being officially occupied and being an active school.
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[115:38.500 --> 115:46.500] The next step is the decoration portion of... Go ahead. You got to
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[115:46.500 --> 115:54.560] decorate the school. Yeah, yeah. The next step is the... Art. You got to know. You decorate. We need art. We need books. It's your
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[115:54.560 --> 116:03.162] fault see you could have did this So so they were saying that, you
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[116:03.573 --> 116:12.278] know, Get to the doubt. Get to the doubt.
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[116:12.690 --> 116:20.740] You dragging it. They were saying. Get to the doubt. I
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[116:20.740 --> 116:29.180] wanted to ask you guys. Me is you and Mark. Hey, dog, go put ass water in this Ikea. I don't know what you're up to. Yeah, you, Mark.
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[116:29.340 --> 116:37.740] Do you think This is another part of the bullshit or the quote unquote scamming that people feel like he's been doing. You said another part?
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[116:37.770 --> 116:45.840] Well because if you go and say, come on y'all. If you go ahead and say that The first part of it
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[116:45.840 --> 116:53.980] was scamming. He was taking donations. His school was never gonna open. Boom. He got to this point. It's now renovated. It's now able to be
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[116:53.980 --> 117:01.980] occupied once inspection is approved. It's decorated. Then you gotta decorate. Now you have to decorate. And then what he says, it's another round of donations. Then
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[117:01.980 --> 117:10.240] there's Another round of funding that you would need, which will supply. What type of decoration? Are you serious? Are you trying to hire this guy, boy? You gotta hire.
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[117:10.260 --> 117:18.420] You have to hire. He used the word decorate. Yeah, yeah. It's a decoration process. What decorations do you need in the school? You need books. The school is done, I've seen it. It's very colorful. No, you
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[117:18.420 --> 117:26.600] need books, you need art, you need statues. Construction paper to make the tree. Yeah, yeah. You need all these things. And he's
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[117:26.600 --> 117:34.820] now saying that there's people that have these things, they have money, to Now, this is the time to go tell me. Have they ever proven that this man was scamming?
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[117:35.020 --> 117:43.260] No. Thank you. A black man opened up a school and look what happened. Y'all need to know that's the white man trying to get in y'all heads, okay? Rule
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[117:43.260 --> 117:51.640] number 1 of this school is no weave. We need that in our community. These little bitches 7 with frontals on, okay? So you gotta get the frontal after 17?
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[117:51.900 --> 118:00.040] You can't come to that school with a frontal on. I touched my kid here at that school. Well the school is not for girls. Your kid come with some Kankaline braids and be taking them out. The school is not for girls. What the fuck I hear you touching
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[118:00.040 --> 118:08.180] braids. It's not a all boys school? It's the Frank and the Jugglers Marcus Carvey Academy for boys. Oh shit. This is all for boys. Oh he had scared me because he had
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[118:08.180 --> 118:16.520] a whole speech about how it was no weave allowed. You know, this is all for boys. That's his way of saying he don't want them boys. Oh, shit. Look at how we just lie.
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[118:16.580 --> 118:24.760] Look how fast the lie has been. This is what I was talking about. Lies been spreading. I told Armani to get to the doubt. He trying to drag it. I got
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[118:24.760 --> 118:33.720] to what I was presenting. Do you believe some kids is ever gonna be in this damn school or not? Yeah, his. And if so, when? Do
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[118:33.720 --> 118:41.760] I think... Turn this shit up in here, man. I do. I do. I do think you actually occupy kids in that school. I think it's going
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[118:41.760 --> 118:49.900] to be very hard because he's not receiving government assistance. It's really relying on donations. Is his school going to be closed
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[118:49.900 --> 118:57.940] on Columbus Day? No. Fuck no. Why would it? How long the school going to be open once they open? His school is going to be
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[118:57.940 --> 119:06.220] a school where he can create the criteria, he can create the curriculum, He can go ahead and hire who he wants to hire He doesn't have to go by any
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[119:06.240 --> 119:14.460] guidelines of Board of Education. He can do what he wants to do. I promise y'all. Even though him and Ish had that little disagreement, you think he'll still take
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[119:14.460 --> 119:22.520] Ish's kid? Damn. Ish has a daughter, so it's a move. Yeah, she can't, daughter. And Ish would not allow her to go
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[119:22.520 --> 119:30.580] to the damn school. But if Ish were capable of making sons. Did you let this kid go to Umar's? Ish kids go to private schools. Umar would let Ish's son. He let all of his sons in.
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[119:30.580 --> 119:38.580] Dr. Umar has been speaking to black women, saying he wants black women to make sure that they put their boys in the school So I'm not sure if he wants Spanish women or
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[119:38.860 --> 119:47.160] or white black He wants to put their kids in this school to put their boys in the school power This story fun for me if we're gonna just
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[119:47.160 --> 119:55.280] get to some doubt cuz I'm waiting for you to get to the doubt Yeah, the doubt. I don't know. Let me just say for the record. I don't have that I think this the school's gonna open I think
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[119:55.280 --> 120:03.580] it's taking longer. It's been over 7 years, which he said in the video 7 7 is what I said since since since they got the actual building in Delaware.
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[120:04.660 --> 120:12.980] It takes a long time to open a school and I think it takes longer than people think. Most people don't open things and to build something from grassroots with no government funding. Especially no government
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[120:12.980 --> 120:20.980] funding. It's hard man. Especially building off of cash apps. Well you can't express no doubt because your Philly card will look different. You got to
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[120:20.980 --> 120:29.240] be able to go back to Bobby Bookstore, all the places you like to frequent in Philly. I just think he's really open in the school. I think it's taken longer than we thought.
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[120:29.620 --> 120:37.800] I've been to the building. I've taken a tour. I've walked through. I've been to a tomb. How long is the school going to remain open once it's open? Mark, say something else I ain't gonna frown. Forever. I'm
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[120:37.800 --> 120:45.900] about to blast you. You're making me mad now. Cause' Kai can't go. I'm about to blast Mark out of that chair. I wish y'all would talk. He's doing too good of a job in making people
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[120:45.900 --> 120:53.960] believe whatever. It's working. I wish y'all would show my doubt. I'm not telling the truth, that's the problem. Why is it so hard to believe this? You and Ish speak to your doubt. Yeah, y'all
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[120:53.960 --> 121:02.100] got the doubt. Y'all can say no. You don't have no doubt. Me and Ish was gonna, me and Ish and Mark was gonna buy that school. Couple boxes of Goobas
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[121:02.100 --> 121:10.680] and some Raisinets. Yeah, they know. That was gonna be our school. Nah, I'm playing. I was gonna power wash. Do I think Dr. Umar will open his school? I
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[121:10.680 --> 121:18.860] think there's a ton of challenges in front of Dr. Umar if he's not gonna receive federal funding. I think Dr.
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[121:18.860 --> 121:26.880] Umar's hiccup in opening the school itself was that he didn't want to receive funding from outside sources, namely white people or
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[121:26.880 --> 121:34.980] minorities. Good for him. And I think that that's a real, real, real big hiccup. Think it's a hiccup? Absolutely. That get in his way.
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[121:34.980 --> 121:43.280] How you gonna pay the staff? Donations. Donations. Black people can pay for black people without governance. Okay, all right, cool. Yo,
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[121:43.280 --> 121:51.340] dog, see, and this is gonna make me sound like I'm being funny. Because the school's a tuition-based school, right? We gonna have an adult conversation. It's a tuition-based school. It's a tuition-based school. So we're going to have an adult conversation. We can
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[121:51.340 --> 121:59.620] have an adult conversation. Yeah. Doug, it's Catholic schools and parochial schools closing down in New Jersey right now. Left and right. Like crazy because of a lack of funding.
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[121:59.620 --> 122:07.960] Boy, and the lawsuits. Don't teachers make 1000000000 dollars in molestation cases chip away too. Teachers make decent salaries.
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[122:08.380 --> 122:16.640] And so now, if you wanna charge these kids an absorbent amount of money, then it's gonna be hard to maintain the school with the expenses that come along with the school
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[122:16.640 --> 122:24.640] and all of that shit with no outside funding just offer donations. It's gonna be hard But it's not just donations. It's tuition too. It's tuition. It's tuition. That's what I'm saying I
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[122:24.640 --> 122:32.660] agree if it was just donations that you can't run a school of donations, but you can run a school of tuition You know And generous donations from people like me, Joe-ish,
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[122:33.400 --> 122:41.400] Ice, Parks. Yeah, you're just kidding me. I think we gotta... Would you, would any, y'all wouldn't send y'all kids to something like this? I
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[122:41.400 --> 122:49.660] think they would donate if the school opened too. Fuck no. No. We support it, but you wouldn't wanna send your kids to something like this. I'm not sending my sons there. Schools in Philly, right? Delaware. It's in Delaware.
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[122:49.700 --> 122:57.880] It's in Delaware. No, but I think it's a boarding school component to it, right, it's a boarding component to it. Why did you look like that? Well, I'm not sending my kid to any boarding school.
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[122:58.280 --> 123:06.800] I got trauma with boarding schools. Understood. Really? If it were open, would you donate? He was in boarding school. What I donate to the school? Yeah. I
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[123:06.800 --> 123:15.060] would have to do more research before just donating. That's fair. Blimey. Yeah, I think I agree with that. Black men can't get $20? Black people can do
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[123:15.060 --> 123:23.360] anything they want from me, but again, if you've been raising money for 15 years, and it took you this long to open a school, I should have some doubt. But you keep on a new dashiki,
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[123:23.460 --> 123:31.520] I see where you're going. I'm not even saying none of that, I just got doubts. So we are putting my money. That nigga don't even repeat dashikis. Where the fuck is the dashiki budget coming from? It's what we want
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[123:31.520 --> 123:39.520] to know. Shit. He started taking donations, they said, 15 years ago. Boy, he charged a grip. I paid that nigga a grip to
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[123:39.520 --> 123:48.860] come up our cast. They bought the building, I think they got the building in 19. Who, Umar? How much y'all pay Umar? I pay him. How much? 10. Bitch,
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[123:48.860 --> 123:57.100] you just gonna tell that on air like that? He waxed me. Really? I see. He waxed me. I gave that nigga 10 grand. How much you charge him? Fast, easy.
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[123:57.200 --> 124:05.260] 22. Some of the best 10 grand I ever spent in my life. Yeah, he give you a show for his motherfucking money. And I think I could have took him home. I ain't gonna lie. Look at him spending
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[124:05.260 --> 124:13.440] it. I think he the fuck too. Me too. No, no, wait. You just thought you could have took him? Wait, wait. What'd you say on me too, too? The fucking? Wait, we have 2 different conversations. OK,
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[124:13.440 --> 124:21.660] yo, that shit sounded crazy, B. He said he's looking to book Umar, I said me too. Booking Umar for an interview. I didn't know y'all were talking.
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[124:22.020 --> 124:30.060] Now I always wondered if the person who's getting booked would have a problem with the person who booked them telling their price online. Cause
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[124:30.060 --> 124:38.100] Like she just said. I don't know that that's his price to that. Well no, because Mona said she was. He always, first of all, first of all, you mean I totally get what you saying. Second of all,
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[124:38.100 --> 124:46.300] who gives a fuck? This is the JPB. Third of all, no, because Umar's the type of guy, he gonna
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[124:46.300 --> 124:54.300] assess the situation. When I first started going for him, he had did an affiliate podcast full of love, and I'm like, oh, he gonna fuck with me. Nah, nah, nah, charged
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[124:54.300 --> 125:02.360] me triple, they recharged him. So a nigga like that is no set price anyway. Because he's, I already said that. I apologize, I didn't hear. You should have called me. She
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[125:02.360 --> 125:10.380] said 22. 22, okay. Yeah, it's a good, it's a good rate. For how long, how many hours was it? 3, and he
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[125:10.380 --> 125:18.580] gave you a hell of a, like. Dog, Umar is worth the money, he's all around the board. You don't gotta say shit. I left him just behind a paywall, double back a year
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[125:18.580 --> 125:27.040] later on Martin Luther King, they put it on YouTube, that shit still hit 1000000. I didn't subscribe to the JPP until that episode. I know a lot of people who said that. Nah,
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[125:27.040 --> 125:35.100] he really, and then- That 1, they turned it off. I should have paid you more too, You really did good. You said more? Yeah. Oh. How you tell a nigga that?
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[125:35.100 --> 125:43.460] And he funny too. He's funny. He's entertaining. He's brilliant and he's entertaining. He's so entertaining. And what I said was I think I could have. So get him now.
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[125:43.580 --> 125:52.000] You said I should have paid you more as if you gave me something and just, it was nothing but not enough. I think I could've fucked him. And they thought you was saying you too. We're doing that thing again.
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[125:52.020 --> 126:00.400] Oh no. They thought you was saying that you could've fucked him. Understood, no, I could not have. All right, so you were supposed to give
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[126:00.400 --> 126:08.560] him some more bread for what he did right? Because you said he did good that episode right? I didn't. Leave it to Emany. Emany you gotta be like our fucking
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[126:08.560 --> 126:17.000] union guy bro. Nah I'm just saying he said it I want to make sure we get clarity. You know the nigga that started the union always get clipped. I know.
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[126:17.100 --> 126:25.240] I seen Hoffa. How you gonna be the union My stepfather started going to seriously fire. I'm gonna union guy what but I'm saying you couldn't even book another spot for the R&B live Join when all
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[126:25.240 --> 126:33.440] the holes is out That's you didn't wait on we never spoke about 1 little bit
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[126:33.480 --> 126:41.600] don't worry all the holes was out. I see you April. Don't worry, we good. That event was good, I see the hoes, but there was a great event. April, nigga, what month were we in? What
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[126:41.600 --> 126:49.780] the fuck? It's November. Yeah, I know. April. I'm doing the way I wanna do it. Some union. Yeah, yes, end of February,
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[126:49.780 --> 126:57.960] you got a month. You can be our union, right? It's gonna be nice. Nah, I used to be union. I ain't sure, Jax, though. I'm not listening to this fucking thing so long. I know what I'm doing this nigga have a strike
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[126:57.960 --> 127:06.060] or bust some windows. No, I got different people involved different things Oh, it's good. Okay, cool. Cool. Anyway, salute the umar.
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[127:06.060 --> 127:14.480] I hope hopefully school opens soon Hopefully it's a success certificate Occupancy should be soon. I wish him success. I think it's gonna work. I think it's gonna be successful. Hopefully.
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[127:14.920 --> 127:23.000] Me too. And I'll keep doing it. In fact, if, no, if, when it opens, I'm gonna donate my services also to just saying your son in there Huh? Would you put your son
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[127:23.000 --> 127:37.420] there? No, my son's gonna go to a bilingual school You said you're gonna donate your services. Yeah, I'll teach for free Why
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[127:37.420 --> 127:45.560] you moving your head I'll teach you a class. I'll teach you a class. I'll donate to your sister. I'll teach you a class myself. I'll definitely, bro. You're going to teach math. Why are you moving your head, bro? Oh, fuck. Come on, hey there, bro. Oh, they still tease you with the prodigy shit?
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[127:45.560 --> 127:53.560] They won't leave it alone. They won't leave the Prodigy shit alone. Yeah. No, I wasn't talking about that. It's fucking jealousy. I know. You know what it
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[127:53.560 --> 128:01.740] is. I know what it is. Like, stop. You get a J word on you. They right. Like, Who wouldn't be jealous of that?
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[128:03.080 --> 128:11.080] We was immensely gifted. This thing is a prodigy, bro. You imagine his in your book, Lil' John. His spotty bringing him a whole package. You think Wumar let you in his school to cook after some of the things
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[128:11.080 --> 128:19.320] you said on the BTS? What'd I say? On the BTS? You said you smoked that nigga booze, Seattle Yard? I didn't say
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[128:19.320 --> 128:27.380] that. He said no 1 would smoke him, which is different. He said he could hold his own. I checked rewind. I got this shit. He didn't say he smoked. He said he can go
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[128:27.380 --> 128:35.480] toe to toe with anybody. Who more than Mike when he said that? Any of them niggas dick y'all be on. Who more than Mike when he said that? Any of them niggas. Boom. Hell no. He said that? He said
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[128:35.660 --> 128:43.680] that? Yeah, I think he's right. Before you got on here? No, I was working, he was, it was a diss, you said he could hold his own. He said he could hold his own and debate with you? Yeah, I think he can, I
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[128:43.680 --> 128:51.720] think he has? You keep moving your head on. I can't. How the fuck am I supposed to know? This is never going to
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[128:51.720 --> 129:00.080] work. Give me a sign. Huh? Give me a sign. Oh my God, donate your services. Mark is such a bitch. I am.
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[129:00.440 --> 129:08.860] I'll teach Spanish there. Nigga, you going to go there to teach the black kids Spanish? Yes. Oh, well then your son could go there. Or Arabic, whatever you wanna learn.
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[129:08.860 --> 129:16.920] Then your son could go there if he's teaching Spanish. There's the bilingual school. 1 Spanish class don't make the school bilingual. My son don't speak English. That's how well you could
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[129:16.920 --> 129:24.960] get across yeah then sure then absolutely there we go he goes he's getting better he's getting stronger that's
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[129:24.960 --> 129:33.240] so funny that's why he's getting stronger you know I'm sure I
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[129:33.240 --> 129:41.700] know you and it's that the job would volunteer services to the school I think that's dope. Speaking of volunteering services,
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[129:43.860 --> 129:51.940] a lot of people were really, really impressed with your Jesse Jackson tribute that you did last part
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[129:51.940 --> 130:00.120] of course, Rest In Peace, Jesse Jackson. Rest In Peace, man. And I, just cause I don't be having shit to do. I be on your
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[130:00.160 --> 130:08.220] story a lot. So I see that. You good? So I see that you've been posting the 2 pictures you
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[130:08.220 --> 130:16.960] took with Jesse Jackson. 2. 2 of them. Yeah. 2 of many. But yeah. Dog. 2. But
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[130:16.960 --> 130:25.120] in those 2 pictures, I ain't gonna lie, Mark. Y'all seen them? Yes.
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[130:25.400 --> 130:33.420] Them shit look like, Jesse was sending this nigga to go get some certs. Yeah, he
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[130:33.420 --> 130:42.460] looked so just young and for the cause. That nigga said certs. You don't remember certs? As old as he was. He looked just so young and full of mission. Whatever
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[130:42.540 --> 130:50.640] they was, I don't know what they was talking about, but from the pick. This nigga Mark got a picture with every Mark. We just
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[130:50.640 --> 130:59.660] moved from D.C. To fucking Africa. Every bodega in Africa to find these certain every
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[130:59.660 --> 131:07.960] person has important mark got a picture with him several no, but oh just yeah, that's right in market He was he was he put me to work though. He started picks like good 1
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[131:07.960 --> 131:16.180] I'm sure you was tired. We were on a plane this big fly to the set over the same game I'm not my story. What was what he was asleep? He was asleep
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[131:16.180 --> 131:34.060] and 1 on pigeon. He was sitting. He's the 1 he's awake I'm awake when he's asleep. I'm asleep. Okay, that was I think We
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[131:34.060 --> 131:42.120] saw it because we saw our football games on Sundays sometimes, and we would doze off. Do y'all hate him together? Because I hate to see it. We don't make those jokes no
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[131:42.120 --> 131:50.880] more. We used to always take naps together. Is that the only man that you had this sleeping together thing with? Yeah
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[131:54.040 --> 132:02.240] Bro Jesse Jackson jokes Like the Martin Luther King picks or something Making this
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[132:02.240 --> 132:10.240] shit that the most important Politician well civil rights leaders No. Or anybody within that realm that you've been attached to? Or you
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[132:10.240 --> 132:18.780] met? I don't think there's anybody more important than Jesse Jackson, so that would be like, but I got similar relationships with some other folk, yeah. But, but,
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[132:18.780 --> 132:26.820] but. Mark is connected differently. Yeah. Do y'all know that about Mark? Yes. I know we talk up here a lot and we work together. I don't know how much we truly know about each other cause
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[132:26.820 --> 132:35.040] you know, guarded. But, Mark is connected in a different way. He gotta be CIA or some sick shit. And
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[132:35.040 --> 132:43.480] a lot of people have to get the minister or someone in my closest. Reverend Jesse Jackson takes naps with this nigga, but he also steal chicken. Like it don't sound right.
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[132:43.520 --> 132:51.980] Reverend steal some chicken too. You gotta look into this shit. This nigga might be CIA covert. Real shit. You a plant? Try and get us. Think.
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[132:52.280 --> 133:00.680] How were you when you first started recording? Splash this nigga with water, you meanie. I was grown. I mean, even in that picture, I'm grown. I have a PhD in that picture. I'm like 27
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[133:00.800 --> 133:08.860] in that picture. You know, but you look like that picture. It was in 2008. He's got that Benjamin Button. He aging back.
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[133:08.860 --> 133:17.120] He got that Benjamin Button. Young 27, though. Yeah. Like a defenseless young plus 5, 5. Easy
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[133:17.200 --> 133:25.200] money, especially if you're going to be sleeping. Take a nap. Take a nap. Take a nap. Nap time. Nappy time. Oh really? I want
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[133:25.200 --> 133:33.580] my $50. That was a joke about, no. You tried to not joke about the coke. Nappy time. I feel like it
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[133:33.580 --> 133:41.980] was just molestation. No? It was molestation, Joe. No, no, no. He couldn't joke about the cult. You couldn't joke about molestation. Fair, okay. I ain't so worried about it. You all have the stupidest backs.
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[133:42.380 --> 133:50.380] What? I'm a fair shooter, man. Nice, nice. We knowin' the rules. Right. Show your ass up. Stupidest back ever. Yeah, nah, it's good. That's Molo G, man. We used to
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[133:50.380 --> 133:58.620] have great times, man. Great times. Rest in peace, man. So many stories. Damn, man. Lost a good nigga there, man. Definitely. And this is a super inappropriate question to ask,
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[133:58.620 --> 134:06.620] Mark. So this is the only place I'll ask him. Like, have your speaking engagements gone up? Since Jesse Jackson passed? Yeah. Are people
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[134:06.620 --> 134:14.620] calling you to come and share and I don't I don't I haven't even done TV commentary on I said no he ain't put enough pictures out he go
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[134:14.620 --> 134:22.620] flood the market oh it's a few of Friday, Saturday, and
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[134:22.620 --> 134:30.620] then he's gonna, cause they're between Washington, D.C. And in Chicago. I wanna go. He's gonna lay in, okay next Saturday, that was 4 days, right? He's from Chicago? Can I go
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[134:30.620 --> 134:38.680] with you? He's from Greenville, South Carolina, but Chicago's where he's been since Dr. King was killed. I didn't know that. That's where he built
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[134:38.680 --> 134:46.820] his mission. And DC is back and forth because he worked in DC. And he was a shadow senator actually from DC. So because DC didn't have
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[134:46.820 --> 134:55.220] an actual senator. He started Rainbow Coalition. Rainbow Push, yep. Rainbow Push Coalition. Operation Breadbasket first, yep. Did a lot of stuff, man. So
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[134:55.220 --> 135:03.660] much stuff, man. Nah, he's 1 of the rough. I've been taking it rough, honestly. Really? Yeah, yeah, yeah. I can imagine that. I've been a mess, man.
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[135:03.660 --> 135:11.820] But he was 1 of those father kind of figures to me. So seeing him pass was, I knew he was dying. And the last
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[135:11.820 --> 135:19.940] time I was in Chicago, I should have gone to see him and I didn't. So I kind of regret that. I regret that his son was trying to bring me over. I was preaching at Sabina and they were trying
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[135:19.940 --> 135:28.100] to bring me over and I didn't go. So, you know, if y'all got people y'all love or care about, you know, and you got 1 more time to see him, make sure you do. Or if you,
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[135:28.100 --> 135:36.240] yeah. You know what's funny, when I think about that, there's been people that I wanted to like have that, like get a chance to see him before they pass. Like I had 2 mentors
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[135:36.280 --> 135:44.280] musically that passed and they had reached out and when I was supposed to see him I just I'll catch him another time that he passed. Yeah. I don't know if I wanted to see him
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[135:44.280 --> 135:52.420] that way. I would have liked, I'm not gonna lie, I would have liked to share that last moment to be able to say last words, but when I think about it, I'm
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[135:52.420 --> 136:00.420] kinda happy I physically never saw them at their worst. Yeah. Like, it's, I don't know. For me, it's always a question like, what do you need? You
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[136:00.420 --> 136:08.420] know, like, if, I don't wanna do it for my own sake necessarily, and I definitely don't want to do it for, I have pictures of me in the rev when he's not looking like he would want to look. And I saw
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[136:08.420 --> 136:17.020] people doing commercials with him like 2 months ago where he couldn't even speak. And they're just trying to use him for political campaigns and stuff. I don't like that stuff. For me it was just as somebody who
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[136:17.320 --> 136:25.940] was loved by so many people, when you move out of the public light sometimes people forget about you and I never want him to feel forgotten. W.E.B.
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[136:25.940 --> 136:34.080] Du Bois was forgotten. He died the night before the march on Washington in Ghana and he was like an afterthought to the march. There's a way that when you die, sometimes people don't think or talk
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[136:34.080 --> 136:42.189] about you. Or if you do something that makes you unpopular, people reject you. So I just didn't want him to feel... Forgotten, yeah. I didn't want him to feel, I wanted him
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[136:42.189 --> 136:50.320] to know he was loved, that's all. But Reverend Sharpton was good at going by there, A lot of people are good going by there a lot, you know what I mean? Showing love so he felt loved and he
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[136:50.320 --> 136:58.320] has so many wonderful family members. So it was dope Speaking of schools, I don't know if you guys
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[136:58.320 --> 137:06.600] heard the Teddy Bridgewater act, Which I think is really really really yes I'm gonna read it just because when the
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[137:06.600 --> 137:14.920] story originally broke I was like what the fuck is wrong with society all right, so The Florida Senate on Thursday unanimously approved
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[137:15.240 --> 137:23.390] Senate Bill 178 widely dubbed the Teddy Bridgewater Act authorizing public K through 12 head coaches To use up to 15,
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[137:23.390 --> 137:31.560] 000 of their own money annually to support student athletes without it being treated as an In permissible benefit under existing high
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[137:31.560 --> 137:39.600] school athletic rules. That's dope. Yeah. Great. The legislation is named after Teddy Bridgewater, former quarterback, yada yada, who coached at
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[137:39.600 --> 137:47.620] Miami Northwestern High School and was suspended from coaching in 2025 after using his own funds to pay for items such as food, Uber rides,
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[137:47.620 --> 137:55.780] and recovery services for players. Those actions had been ruled impermissible by the Florida High School Athletic Association and
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[137:55.780 --> 138:04.540] supporters of the new X-Aid addresses that perceive inconsistency and allows coaches to help players without fear of sanctions." That story was a real
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[138:04.540 --> 138:12.680] letdown when it first broke us. The real fucked up part to me is the school should have been allocating that
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[138:12.680 --> 138:20.980] money. You get what I'm saying? Like we pay taxes and the school should have been allocating that money to make sure everybody had all of the things necessary to
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[138:20.980 --> 138:28.980] run a football program. You know what I mean? And I think that, it opens up a
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[138:28.980 --> 138:36.980] door again to now 15, 20, 25. You get what I'm saying? And the reason that they put those
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[138:36.980 --> 138:45.320] things in place is kind of so you can't bribe kids, right? You can't pay for shit. Like I remember when my nephew
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[138:45.320 --> 138:53.780] and I was in school, you can't buy him a soda. It's against NCAA regulations to buy them a soda, my nigga, a sandwich. If you're not a parent,
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[138:53.780 --> 139:01.920] you can't buy him shit. But was that the case in high school? I think before the NIL shit, yeah. Like all of that
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[139:01.920 --> 139:10.100] shit, yeah. That was his violation. Like yo dog, you can't, remember, fuckin', you know Richard Jefferson
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[139:10.100 --> 139:18.520] and Luke Walton used to be best friends at Arizona. Okay. Luke Walton bought Richard Jefferson a suit to go to like a funeral or some shit,
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[139:18.520 --> 139:27.380] and they got in trouble. He didn't have money, like Richard Jefferson's from the bottom, I think it's from Compton. Luke or Bill Walton? Luke Walton. Luke.
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[139:27.380 --> 139:35.700] Luke Walton, they used to coach the Lakers. How the fuck would Bill Walton be in school? No, I'm just saying. Bill Walton's like 80 years old, though. No, Bill Walton bought Richard Jefferson
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[139:35.700 --> 139:43.780] a suit. That's what I'm saying. Yeah. Bill Walton bought Richard Jefferson a suit. You scared the shit out of me. Because that's my son's friend. That's my son's friend. I'm looking at him like a son. You was
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[139:43.780 --> 139:52.120] right, but I was nervous. And so they got in trouble. And so that was 1 of the things, like a lot of these kids be coming from fucked up neighborhoods. So if you a coach,
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[139:52.120 --> 140:00.240] again, I seen my man do it, coaching the AAU shit, then you be having 15 kids in the truck. All of these kids' parents don't got money, AAU costs now. These
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[140:00.240 --> 140:08.400] niggas travel all around the country. That shit is expensive, expensive. And you're almost only gonna make it in the league or get a look. Playing AAU. Is playing AAU.
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[140:08.400 --> 140:16.620] So dog, if you're a parent, you're not gonna tell the 1 kid that don't got no money, yo dog, you can't eat all other kids up here at Wendy's, but it's against regulations for
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[140:16.620 --> 140:24.740] me to feed you. It's not gonna fucking happen as an adult. Yeah. Man, they used to turn their heads for star athletes and shit like that. Yeah. I've seen it. All the
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[140:24.740 --> 140:33.060] kids got it. High school, I went to St. Pat's for a little bit and Coach used to, there was 2 centers from New York that he was driving
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[140:33.080 --> 140:41.140] to pick up to bring to school every day. St. Pat's in Elizabeth. You didn't live in the area. Shaheen Holloway went to St. Pat's. They would make it. Shaheen
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[140:41.140 --> 140:49.240] is from Queens. Go watch Blue Chips. That movie depicts literally how shit was going down. What I was gonna say, this act, I think I support it 100%.
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[140:49.620 --> 140:57.690] Me too. But I guarantee you people are gonna exploit it. Oh, for sure. Now there's gonna be a star player across town that's gonna be like, I'll buy your mom $15, 000 in Ubers for this year. I'm gonna y'all can get $15,
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[140:57.690 --> 141:05.860] 000 in groceries. Oh, your mother need a Honda or That's 7 grand. You know what I'm saying? And that's the bad part. Yeah, there are people going back door, but for the 99% of
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[141:05.860 --> 141:14.120] people who don't, it's great. Because like you said, it's not realistic. Not realistic, bro. Again, all of us, and I've been that kid. You
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[141:14.120 --> 141:22.120] be the kid that kids getting all the fly shit and your family might didn't have it and so now you just sitting there watching other moms, no as an adult we gonna make sure
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[141:22.120 --> 141:30.120] everybody get the same pizza or everybody get the same sandwich and all that shit. It's right there too. I gotta ask. It's right there. What? It's right there. It's
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[141:30.120 --> 141:38.120] hard, it's hard. I see what y'all be seeing now. I be on bullshit, but it's right there though. My mother didn't always have money? No, no, no, no, no,
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[141:38.460 --> 141:46.460] no. But they, you lobbed them something, I see where they gonna go with it. First of all, don't even use that tone with me and Mark. I was gonna ask, you
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[141:46.460 --> 141:54.500] said you used to be 1 of those kids. And then you said the underprivileged and you said the rich kids, I was gonna ask which kid, that's all. No, no, no, nigga, my mother ain't have money when I was young, my mother was a
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[141:54.500 --> 142:02.680] single mother. So some of these kids have way more shit. You go on the school trip, my mother might've gave me 75 cents or some shit back then other niggas
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[142:02.680 --> 142:11.080] had mad shit How old are you? I'm 50 Bro, I'm telling you I'm 50 Cory
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[142:11.080 --> 142:19.120] am I lying? 75 cents God damn 75 cents got you a lot You couldn't even
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[142:19.120 --> 142:31.620] get a comic book Crazy God damn boy 75 sent got you a lot back 73 years Niggas
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[142:31.620 --> 142:39.680] ain't used to get no dog. You got a dollar every day, you a spoil. Y'all was poor, poor though. God damn.
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[142:39.680 --> 142:47.900] Y'all didn't even get a buck 50? God damn. Nigga, you a spoil. Tell us nigga, he's crazy. That's what I mean, my mom worked at Verizon, nigga. What
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[142:47.900 --> 142:56.200] the fuck y'all talking about? 75 Cent. I was stealing from my mom when she wasn't giving me more than that. I could always
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[142:56.200 --> 143:04.240] go in the bag and steal more than 75 Cent. What was your daily shit? What would your mom usually give you? The peak. How old were you?
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[143:04.240 --> 143:12.380] You gotta think about how old you were. How old were you? Let's say 13. Leaving out the house, have a little money in your pocket, how much money was she giving
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[143:12.380 --> 143:21.700] you? 13? I'm in Jersey, but that's... You got allowance, you got... $10. No, I kinda get whatever. No, not a day. A
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[143:21.700 --> 143:29.720] day. It's summertime, your mother leaves some money for you to go outside What was the dollar that your mother was leaving for you call 20 25 hours every
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[143:29.720 --> 143:38.080] day? No, not every day. Okay, I'm talking about daily for the week. What was that? I don't remember at 13, but I'm saying at 13,
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[143:38.260 --> 143:46.420] it was the point where I needed to be giving money to you. At 13, I was in high school. My school was 4 blocks up the street. We were going to walk there, school lunch. They said
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[143:46.420 --> 143:54.480] Summer Time. Oh, you couldn't, I was outside the school. What was you getting ice? I was in the house. You didn't come outside at all? I mean, just right in the yard. We had big yards and shit. We played ball in the yard. I didn't have to go nowhere. We had
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[143:54.480 --> 144:02.610] everything in the house. That makes sense. By 14 years old, I was shit. A dollar was a normal thing. You gotta buy a dollar a day.
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[144:02.610 --> 144:10.680] And I'm older than you. When you went to the poppy store, in the poppy store you got a bag of chips and cake, the juice and candy for a dollar. Each quarter you got you something. The cake was a quarter,
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[144:10.680 --> 144:18.700] the hug was a quarter, and the fucking- Chips was a quarter. Chip was a quarter and the candy, you would get a bunch of candy for the quarter. You'd get fruities or whatever. And
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[144:18.700 --> 144:26.740] I'm older than you. I'm damn near 10 years older than you. At 14, I was no longer dependent on my mom to give me money at 14. Oh, I was. Well, I
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[144:26.740 --> 144:34.840] was. You weren't dependent on your mom at 14 to give you money, were you selling crack? No, Not at all. I wasn't either. Not at all. What were you doing for money though? Different things. It's different
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[144:34.840 --> 144:42.960] though. You know what I'm saying, but was she okay with the things she was doing for money? She didn't know. She didn't know. Okay, you just didn't ask her. She didn't know I did. You just didn't ask her. At 14, no. Okay. She was
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[144:42.960 --> 144:51.020] at work and he was doing whatever he felt like doing. I got my first job at 14. I think I worked at The Gap at 14. See, my dad started giving me an allowance at a certain point, so. You
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[144:51.020 --> 144:59.060] had a dad? Nigga, yeah. What the fuck? What kind of question is that? I did. It's a fair question. No, it's not. It's not a dad that jukes at me.
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[144:59.060 --> 145:07.180] A lot of people didn't grow with dads, man. Don't worry about my dad right now in my chest. Excuse me. Compromiso, papito. Everybody chill out. Compromiso. You took that real personal. Yes,
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[145:07.180 --> 145:15.320] he did. Papa, where you go? Why does it just assume that niggas ain't got dads? She was joking to herself that she didn't have a dad. Because of how you turned out. Like,
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[145:15.320 --> 145:23.700] that was. Yeah, you don't give. Because I turned out. You don't give proximity to men. I don't give a hat a dad. He made me, the joke is about me, baby. It's about him. Yo. Jesus
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[145:23.760 --> 145:31.840] Christ. She was saying like, you had a dad, and she was like, oh, you lucky, nigga. You had a dad, like that. I don't care. It's too close to my dad's birthday. I'll see you at somebody's birthday. He didn't get the joke that
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[145:31.840 --> 145:40.160] he was going to double dad. Did he just say I snuffed somebody out? Oh, good fuck. Did he just say I snuffed somebody out? Oh, good fuck. Did he just say I snuffed somebody out? In the honor of YB Toe, I'm a snuffer. What'd he say? You're not gonna be able to beat me up? He say he snuffed a nigga out. I apologize.
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[145:40.160 --> 145:48.380] All right, my bad. You do it. Yeah, you got mad. It's a shtick. It's
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[145:48.380 --> 145:56.400] a shtick. It's a shtick. It's a shtick. He maybe can't even do the shtick shit because his face be red, he be sweaty. Shhh, shh, shh. This
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[145:56.400 --> 146:04.580] niggas is crazy. Spoiled ass niggas. Damn, niggas. All right. Huh, well. Niggas spoil the shit. Yeah. Niggas laughing my sanny for saying fuck outta
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[146:04.580 --> 146:12.880] here. The women are whores and the men... Niggas turkey, the whole turkey and cheese was like a dollar 50. We used to eat 5 dollar platters. Dollar
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[146:12.880 --> 146:21.140] twenty-five on the road. Excuse me guys, we used to eat 5 dollar platters. You would get a cheese steak, 3 wings, and fries in a can soda for $5. That's a fact. That's a fucking fact.
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[146:21.140 --> 146:29.180] 15th and City Hems, out the Erie Avenue. I go to was a- Me and like 4 of my cousins used to eat up that shit. No cap. Chicken wings and french fries. With barbecue sauce,
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[146:29.240 --> 146:37.340] ketchup. How old y'all kids gotta be before y'all start to send them to school every day with money? None of the day's over. They don't send them with money no more. These niggas need money in school now.
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[146:37.340 --> 146:45.359] I mean, I haven't. Never. My daughter went through high school without getting money. I never get money. I think once you get to high school. I've never had money since she was fuckin' in middle school. Once you get to high school. What she doin' it though?
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[146:45.359 --> 146:53.460] She just got in the limelight and said she couldn't do it. Piggy bank. Elementary school. Gotcha. I think probably like fifth grade. Oh, I see what you're saying like that. Like fourth grade. I think you meant fourth
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[146:53.460 --> 147:01.779] school. Fourth. And I think it depends on like, I was walking to school and I was going to school by myself at a young age. Oh yeah.
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[147:01.779 --> 147:09.900] So I think some of that shit depends. That's the piece. Like that shit depends. I still ain't had no money. I walked from school to college. Nah, my mother, I did. I was getting me some now laders
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[147:09.900 --> 147:18.420] and jingles and shit. That's the thing that's funny about y'all. Y'all all talking from a place of having money as a kid. I remember having nothing. Like walking around with nothing. But
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[147:18.420 --> 147:26.460] again, you talking 35, 40 cent. My nigga like, now laders was 5 cent for a pack. I know when now laders was a nickel, they went to a dime. I don't know when he went to a dime. Mad as hell,
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[147:26.460 --> 147:34.600] it just went to 10 cent. So that's what I'm saying. Like if my mother gave me 40 cent for the day, nigga, I'm up. Y'all know quarter chips used to be a dime? Was chips
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[147:34.600 --> 147:42.880] a dime we always get? Nigger you talking about 8 packs of now ladies lined up? All the bitches at your desk. Instead
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[147:42.880 --> 147:51.600] of turning now ladies into mystery mix. Who am? What nigga Are you crazy? Mystery Mix wasn't shit. In
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[147:51.600 --> 147:59.920] the younger grades, when she would give me a dollar 50, I would immediately go to the little store in Farman's Boulevard, buy all the candy, and I'm selling candy for the day.
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[148:00.420 --> 148:09.360] I sell candy too. I was never going to leave with a dollar 50. That's nice. I was I was gonna get something shaking. I'm
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[148:09.360 --> 148:17.420] having fun with this poor Who's thinking of flipping candy in the fucking second grade? I was thinking of selling candy in the second grade. You learned to supply and demand early.
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[148:17.420 --> 148:28.840] I was thinking of selling candy in the sixth grade. That's what it is. You learned that shit. I got it. Y'all want it? Have you guys seen the new Hermes
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[148:29.240 --> 148:37.560] pool table? I didn't. No. No. Sorry bro, that wouldn't come across my algorithm. Not at all. Not by email, I'm not in the mailing list. You
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[148:37.560 --> 148:46.440] can't see that at all. It's a pool table that is Astronomically priced. I'm sure see what I'm writing. I thought it's my following. Yes, not
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[148:46.440 --> 148:54.440] different tax record Hermes just it's my man right? What that do it? No, it's green Papa, I
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[148:54.440 --> 149:02.480] love we talking green 265 bands For pool table billions this
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[149:02.480 --> 149:10.480] ain't pulled as billions Okay, yeah, 296. This ain't just pool but they definitely they definitely
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[149:10.480 --> 149:19.560] get number with them looking like yo I agree with me for 300 grand these balls can be this
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[149:21.400 --> 149:29.420] So basic but I wanted to ask y'all I didn't think that y'all have seen this is not worth 200 I think it's not I get 1
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[149:29.420 --> 149:37.860] of my niggas no pool table as a pool player I'm telling you this isn't even a hot meat anyway, Then they got the audacity to have an Apple Pay button right here. My nigga, that nigga's got, I'm telling
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[149:37.860 --> 149:45.860] you, that nigga's got the fucking backgammon game. The backgammon
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[149:46.080 --> 149:54.140] game is 28 grand. Holy shit, I see it. For some backgammon? That's crazy. Oh, they could eat a damn. I was gonna ask if there has ever been a world
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[149:54.140 --> 150:02.220] where you could see yourself getting maybe not this, but some high end piece of something
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[150:02.220 --> 150:10.340] that's, course, yes, right? It wouldn't be this, but yeah. Yes, for sure, this wouldn't be the thing. And what would it be? What would be the thing?
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[150:10.340 --> 150:18.340] I build a nigga. A person. We build a man that come with a penis and a realistic tongue, any clean. My baby's so horny. Charge that motherfucker up
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[150:18.340 --> 150:26.440] and fuck him. Like some of that shit, do you ever seen Pharrell House? I don't think I have. Like Pharrell has like the big Figurines
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[150:26.540 --> 150:34.980] and shit like some of that shit be a different type of money When you got the rural high ceilings, and you might got the big figure, some of that shit is fly. So
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[150:34.980 --> 150:43.100] art, you can shoot it up. Yeah, yeah, yeah, definitely art. Y'all would look at that pool table as art? No. Oh, I do. I just love pool too
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[150:43.100 --> 150:51.260] much to, it wouldn't be functional enough for me. I would want something better than that. I thought it was going to look better. I'd pay $50, 000 for a pool table. If it was slight,
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[150:51.260 --> 150:59.420] I could still shoot on it. Maybe even 100, but $300 for a table that ain't that... But it's dope. It's just not true. But at those points, it's not even
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[150:59.420 --> 151:07.600] about that at those points. The people that could afford a $300, 000 pool table that shit ain't dropping a bucket to them I
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[151:07.600 --> 151:15.860] was still looking at the pool table for the house that's being built the million I don't think I'm putting a pool table in my house But
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[151:15.860 --> 151:24.280] you got I'm saying like some I've had a pool table now so that I would I'm gonna break something Be
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[151:24.280 --> 151:32.880] enough glass 2 years Alicia Keys and Swiss house has some fly shit House what?
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[151:37.900 --> 151:46.240] That's my favorite house. It is fire. Of all the houses. I think it's the best value for what they paid which is somewhere around 23, 24
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[151:46.240 --> 151:55.600] million dollars. I don't remember. That's fire. Jesus. That doesn't sound real numbers to me. Word. What? 23, 24 million dollars for a house. Could
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[151:55.600 --> 152:03.760] you imagine? I can't, that's what I'm saying. Like I can't imagine spending that much money I'm not judging people who do I know I know if I know that
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[152:03.760 --> 152:12.100] face. That's why I'm keeping it pushing. What the fuck are you? Yeah. I understand him. 21 million, I know. Yeah, that's a lot of- That's the best 21 million you've ever spent on a house. 11000
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[152:12.460 --> 152:20.480] square feet. Right on the fucking beach or the water or whatever they have. That shit's location. Yeah. No, that shit is fine. Their house is amazing. I'm sure it's a great It's a major. I'm sure it's 1 of the
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[152:20.480 --> 152:28.540] greatest house of I've ever seen I've run into some hiccups building my house Said you ran into something. Yeah, I'm running
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[152:28.540 --> 152:36.540] some hiccups. What shit hard, bro What's the biggest hiccup? I've been advised that I should just pay for
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[152:37.100 --> 152:45.260] it with my money. Like no land loan, no construction loan, no whatever loans
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[152:45.260 --> 152:53.320] I thought I was gonna get, I've been instructed not to. Why, what's the? By my people. Because the money that you're gonna pay in
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[152:53.320 --> 153:01.500] interest over the course of time on a house like that Why would you if you did not if you cannot do it just shell it out now? So but
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[153:01.500 --> 153:09.820] I didn't plan on that. I didn't plan on that at all. I disagree. You disagree with what? That premise.
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[153:11.680 --> 153:19.740] What's the best way to go? I mean it's personal but... From your perspective. You're not you're not shelling out all the money at once that's number 1 you base you you
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[153:19.740 --> 153:27.860] you paying the money based on percentage completion so let's say it costs we're gonna just use round numbers let's say your house cost 5 mil you're not paying an
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[153:27.860 --> 153:35.880] interest on 5000000 dollars no you're paying the interest as you use it yeah so based on percentage completion so if you do the foundation like a lot of banks won't even give you money,
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[153:36.180 --> 153:44.240] like until you build your own foundation, once the foundation is set, they feel like they call it skin in the game. That's 1 of the phrases
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[153:44.240 --> 153:52.400] that you always use. Like now I got skin in the game. Once you build your own foundation, if you default, we could come back in and take it from here and go crazy,
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[153:52.520 --> 154:00.760] right? So they'll give you, once your framing is up, they'll come give you some more money. Once your electric, your plumbing, your A-Drak is ran, they'll give you more money. So my thing is contingent
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[154:00.860 --> 154:08.940] upon what the interest rate is, you're gonna be putting your money in another place, making more money than what that interest rate is that they charging you on the money. Depending on what the interest rate is. Right,
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[154:08.940 --> 154:17.060] so if you just went and bought 1000000 dollars worth of gold in the last 2 months, you gonna make way more money than whatever the fuck the bank was charging
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[154:17.060 --> 154:25.140] you in interest. That money that you pulled out your pocket to buy the gold just basically did whatever the interest was gonna do, plus something. Yeah, the
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[154:25.140 --> 154:33.340] money that you make in interest from over here or shit pays for something over here. Now, that does make sense. That's smart shit. But, you know... Like, a lot of people
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[154:33.340 --> 154:41.400] just believe in holding their own money Like they just believe in holding that prodigy sure. That's it. Yeah, like I said right there like personally I did some shit I'm
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[154:41.400 --> 154:54.760] fancy put that shit together Watch
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[154:54.760 --> 155:02.900] this nigga do the Rubik's Cube. You ever solved those before? He just solved his financial problems in 5 seconds, bro. You know what? Let's get out of here and do some
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[155:02.900 --> 155:10.940] Av, y'all. So stupid. Let's get out of here and do some Av, guys. You wanting that? I'm about
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[155:10.940 --> 155:19.400] you out of week now. Y'all was talking about the school shit early and I meant to jump in and ask y'all if y'all saw that nut ass shit down in Iowa. What? You
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[155:19.400 --> 155:27.540] know what happened? You see all them white boys in that? Oh, in the fraternity house. Haze. Yes. In the basement. In the basement, yes. Where the cops came. Wait, they did
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[155:27.540 --> 155:35.740] what? Yes. Cops came and it was about, what is that, 50 half naked white boys in the- Blindfolded. Blindfolded. In the basement. Being hazed, yeah, in the basement.
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[155:35.740 --> 155:43.780] Half naked, being hazed. Colleagues? Yeah, and the cops came down Parties over blindfolds off everybody out and nobody budged nobody moved nobody
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[155:43.780 --> 155:52.020] moved Yo, who's the who's the who's in charge over here? No more like Nobody none of us. All right. Well
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[155:52.020 --> 156:00.040] get the person that's in charge. They was calling him something. Like the dean of pledges? No, like a house dad or whatever house they was saying. Get him
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[156:00.040 --> 156:08.480] over here. And they was like, well, we ain't got nobody has a number and the cops like, all right, so nobody in here has the, well, we're gonna, you better get somebody.
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[156:08.700 --> 156:18.060] But I was gonna ask y'all, cause I thought when I watched it, y'all, if you saw it, they're not moving because that could potentially be part of the haze. Yeah,
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[156:18.060 --> 156:26.180] this could all be a skit. Niggas, you know how many cops are, judges are, whoever are part of fraternities or society, so now we gonna come in,
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[156:26.180 --> 156:34.460] we gonna. We gonna test y'all. Like, you never heard about some shit, they had a, it was a movie I saw, and they sent these niggas on a coke run. They
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[156:34.460 --> 156:42.940] had all these keys and then they pulled them over and the coke run was the test. So now they put you in front of the interrogation, all that other shit.
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[156:43.900 --> 156:52.020] And if you broke and start ratting, then you get ex. Niggas sat there, the lawyer came in and said, yo, let my clients go. Y'all testing a
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[156:52.020 --> 157:00.180] whole bunch of sugar. And that was the run to see like if you get pinched or if you get locked up, if you was gonna roll or not. It
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[157:00.180 --> 157:08.180] was in a movie. That's for now Black fraternity. No, I'm saying it was in a movie. It was in a movie. No, I'm with you. I'm just saying that would never happen with a Black fraternity. So the thing is the same. Like, yo, y'all standing here naked, the
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[157:08.180 --> 157:16.420] police potentially coming. You don't know if these niggas is real police or you don't know if these police are part of your frat. Yeah, it's all part of the tax policy. Then you come in here running your
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[157:16.420 --> 157:24.860] mouth. I shouldn't have been down here with you 50 dudes naked and blindfolded They don't want to be down bad enough. You're down there with initiation. And
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[157:24.860 --> 157:33.200] again black fraternities will do that. I don't know about you. I don't know. That's a little far from it. I never heard nothing about that. It looked like some Iowa shit. Yeah
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[157:33.680 --> 157:41.720] It's 50 in the 1 line. It's crazy. No, no, it's not in the 1 line They were all spread out throughout the whole no, I mean a line Line of pledges and
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[157:41.720 --> 157:49.900] HBCU since I they do big big classes like that They usually don't do them as much in the new yeah, like Howard to have 120 hundred really? Oh really? I know that yeah,
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[157:49.900 --> 157:57.920] like there's a lot cuz so many people's heart is you I mean? I always thought the yearly pledge classes were small. Like no more. In the North they are.
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[157:57.920 --> 158:05.940] So like a school in the North may have anywhere from, I've seen lines like 5, 10, 12 people. Yeah, 12, 15, 17. In the South, HBCUs especially, especially like
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[158:06.040 --> 158:14.120] sororities, a Delta line can easily have 100 people, 120. Really? Yeah, because if you go to school with 20, 000 people and 5, 000 wanna be Deltas, how you pick 10?
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[158:14.480 --> 158:22.740] You pick 15, 20? Yeah, and all those people possibly cross? Yeah. I know
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[158:22.740 --> 158:31.980] when I was in school, like the Q-Dog niggas, The niggas was living in a bandit house all winter That
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[158:31.980 --> 158:45.660] would be a leisure know yeah that's what I heard Here
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[158:45.660 --> 159:01.360] come you. Yo, yo, yo, yo, yo. I see she sleep. You popped out, wasn't it? Oh, shit. You want your ass out of our abandoned building? What
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[159:01.360 --> 159:09.600] you doing? I'm staying away from them niggas. You got your fucking cup up to the door and an abandoned house on the door like this. Not to the frat niggas.
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[159:09.640 --> 159:17.800] Yeah right. For real. If you was part of the frat, hazy. If I was part of the frat, my views would be different. That's what I'm talking about. I stay. Ice cold, this nigga
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[159:17.800 --> 159:27.200] there with the cup. Listening to the door. Even though I'm sad that I didn't do none of that, well, go to school. But.
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[159:27.200 --> 159:36.300] Joe, you would have liked college. I promise you. You would have loved college, bro. Because college don't have restrictions. You rebellious. That's when I want to hit my stroll Like
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[159:36.300 --> 159:44.420] I want to get with the young people from my dog homecoming this shit be dope When I'm 70 that shit is flying When
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[159:44.420 --> 159:52.760] they did that shit on the new Fresh Prince of Bel Air in the first season. They bodied that shit. That shit looks fun. Because the old niggas can't move, your knee is bad, but you still.
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[159:52.860 --> 160:03.380] Shit. That shit also annoying when they slide through the club with that bullshit. We done had some riots. You can start your own fraternity? Yeah. How
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[160:03.380 --> 160:11.480] do you start a chapter? Can you go about? You don't start a fraternity, you start a chapter. You charter a chapter. OK. You charter a chapter at a school. So if we all wanted to go charter a chapter,
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[160:11.480 --> 160:19.600] we can go do that? You have to be in school. I mean, it's going back. No, you have to be actively in that school at that chapter. All right, but you don't gotta do
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[160:19.600 --> 160:27.600] that You just join 1 good just join more. It's just in we mean going back. I think it should join 1, but he don't want to You back
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[160:27.600 --> 160:35.600] you back? Yeah, I think it should be a great how many could you take all you take online? Are you going inside the building? Yeah a hybrid class Don't
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[160:35.600 --> 160:47.840] look away when we answer this. I answer. But I hear you. Hybrid class. It's half and half. He goes both ways. Online. When
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[160:47.840 --> 160:55.939] you go in there, they recognize you and stuff? I don't know. On the Zoom? Have you been in there yet? You know he turned his camera off. You been in there in person? That your age
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[160:55.939 --> 161:03.960] in there? You carry a book bag? I don't know, just personally. Do you wear a book bag? Yeah, nothing. What kind of book? You wear a book bag in here. My book bag right there, my book, and I think the book in here. You found a
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[161:03.960 --> 161:12.320] book bag that could fit your laptop? Yes. That duffel. Yo, that picture of him sitting there with his laptop, it
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[161:12.320 --> 161:20.480] bring me joy every time I see it on the internet. That shit is like... It's a picture of me on the laptop on the internet. Yeah, you sitting right there on your
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[161:20.480 --> 161:28.720] Hewlett Packard. But that shit is mad big. Every time I see it, I get a good laugh. Oh, gosh. This is fool's. Times
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[161:28.720 --> 161:36.980] changed since that 75 cent. Right? Bro, you would have really liked college. I'm dead, like... I don't know that I'm not going
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[161:36.980 --> 161:45.000] back. No, I'm talking about. I'm back where? I'm talking about like college. Back, I mean. Back to what? Oh shit. I mean, yeah. You had to go to go back to school. Back to
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[161:45.000 --> 161:53.260] school, I'm saying. Yo, you like GED? Huh? Yo. You gotta start there. No, you gotta start there. That's not true. How you gonna go to college?
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[161:53.400 --> 162:03.720] You don't need a GD Get the father of money. I'm not interested in they're gonna give me that Honorary No
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[162:03.720 --> 162:12.020] school everybody big dog, huh? You know money Jersey these days I would usually get some money to a school but clear but in 2 seconds, but I don't know how to go about it. I've never even...
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[162:12.680 --> 162:20.940] What school? What school? If you had your pick of the schools, would it be something in Jersey City? Montclair? Dr. Umar shit, man. You get an honorary
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[162:20.940 --> 162:29.060] there. No, you get the Joe Button performance building. That's what Dr. Umar school. I was just about to say, I would have to What about the podcast building? No, performance arts. Investigate
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[162:29.060 --> 162:37.060] who's in the arts, what they're doing in the arts, all of that type of shit. That would be fine. I would easily do that. And that sound like a nice. No, that's
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[162:37.060 --> 162:45.160] that wham-a-wham now. Yeah. Like Morgan, they had the Earl Graves School of Business. Yeah, Earl Graves. He was a Q-dog.
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[162:45.560 --> 162:53.640] Was he? Like you gotta get. He used to work for him. Like if they had, literally, I'm not trying to be funny, the Joe Button Performer Arts Building, you gotta be a donor.
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[162:53.940 --> 163:02.100] A lot of big donors. Yeah, that'd be that 20 million, 30 million, 50 hundred million. You can probably get that. I know a guy, during school you get done for 5. I'm
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[163:02.100 --> 163:10.200] still waiting on your black card guy, Mark. Your guys, that old, you got a guy for everything. You gotta go back and wipe that shit off the internet
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[163:10.200 --> 163:18.300] before you can get that. He said no because of it in that moment, but I think he already wiped. He probably forgot about it now. His shit already wiped out. Did it end up there, Noah?
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[163:19.180 --> 163:27.200] Travis got you wiped out. You know what I mean? That nigga's Swiss and French. Remember the reason why he said they didn't give it to you. You spoke
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[163:27.200 --> 163:42.340] good. I wasn't joking when I said that last year. Didn't give me what? I reached out to the guy and he sent me back though. It was right when the thing was happening with the thing last December I
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[163:42.340 --> 163:50.380] wasn't joking. Oh, you can't get a black card if your dick is out on the internet. Yes, nigga. I'm sure it's fine now. You don't need that card. No, it's fine. What
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[163:50.380 --> 163:58.680] happened was, it was in December. It was like literally when it was happening. We were in Queens when I reached out to him. And he knew I was on. I put an ass in. I asked him would you do that? Nah.
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[163:58.680 --> 164:06.760] And they said you had a joint. And they saw it. They said that move me, nigga. This exclusive happened. We didn't know your shit was gonna be all over the internet. I asked him, it hadn't happened. You told me to ask him, I asked
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[164:06.760 --> 164:14.840] him, and then he sent me a picture back. The article of you. Is this him? They looked at the application. I pulled
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[164:14.840 --> 164:22.860] it up. No, no, no, no, no, no. We need to get a white card. No, no, no, no, no, no. No, he get a white
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[164:22.860 --> 164:30.880] card. Oh shit, you said you just want a white card. Yeah, that's crazy.
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[164:31.820 --> 164:39.960] Oh shit. So, like, back to that. That's something that's worth going online and wiping from the internet. Yeah, people just forget. I'm sure
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[164:39.960 --> 164:48.060] he don't care now. It's more that. It's more just direct to do it at something else. They don't care no more. Because the New York Times article has been out since then.
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[164:48.060 --> 164:56.100] Yeah, exactly. That's true. I'm sure that'll be way more interesting. I'm going to start going back to it. I'm sure he don't give a fuck. He just at that moment, he sent it back, know what that is. I was like, oh. Yeah, this was, you know, right now, it's too hot.
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[164:56.100 --> 165:04.160] It was like 1 of them times. It's too hot right now. You just got to put another 1 out. You just got to make sure you get a body double. Or just, you know, be on rock next time or something. Get body double,
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[165:04.160 --> 165:12.960] you gotta take that. You gotta hop on the red boy. You gotta double back with the seat. With
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[165:12.960 --> 165:21.340] the suit. Oh, man. Yo, yo. Oh, that's funny.
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[165:21.340 --> 165:29.880] Man, that's stupid. Y'all are stupid. Just walk down the hallway. I can see how female friends of ours used to have questions about this friend group. Yeah
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[165:29.920 --> 165:38.000] Yeah, I understand now. Thank you Talk on the car ride
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[165:38.000 --> 165:55.680] over is nuts, especially when you don't got a car No, it's not that's the best time Before
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[165:55.680 --> 166:06.900] you park I got something I gotta talk about fuck up. It's my car now I Got my car now, that's a fact I seen you drive it to Fuck
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[166:06.900 --> 166:15.080] y'all talking ain't no Jody Like that
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[166:15.080 --> 166:25.100] it's good for y'all Parks
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[166:25.100 --> 166:35.860] got his car It's good for y'all man. 48? Niggas. It's good man, everybody growed up. Yo, stop your shit bro. Antoine, Parks got his car, Imani got his car, I don't know about Freeze. What
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[166:35.860 --> 166:44.040] if you know me to not have a car You know, we got a CDL Car when you ain't have a car
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[166:44.040 --> 166:53.000] nigga, that's a fat nigga Prada she talked to talk about it to what talk about what? Wean
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[166:53.000 --> 167:01.000] you Think of driving away Nigger? Pruh. Pruh. Shit. Talk about it too. Talk about what? How did that guy got a car? Nah, we ain't you. You know what I'm saying? I said crazy. Man, you used to be so confused. Yo, how this nigga driving a wig, right? That's crazy. Oh
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[167:01.000 --> 167:09.280] wait, we ain't away in that. What? This nigga crazy shit. We ain't away in that nigga car. Yes, Ice did always have a car.
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[167:09.280 --> 167:17.300] That's true. That's true. Anybody almost always had a car. Almost always. All right. We can't just never
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[167:17.300 --> 167:25.340] leave well enough alone. I always had a car. You always had a car? Always had a car. You ain't putting notes. Might not have been yours. I had a car. I had a car.
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[167:25.340 --> 167:33.420] You had a car. No, last year, ain't paying a note. Before that, nah. Pay for what? And if you ain't want to bring it back at
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[167:33.420 --> 167:42.240] that time she said we can't fuck what she talking about there and get your own gas Damn Oh,
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[167:42.240 --> 167:50.920] I love that little fucking mean that's going around with a dude It's like you've been chasing my is about to kill you So
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[167:50.920 --> 168:09.300] you run to the car to see this With
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[168:09.300 --> 168:17.520] the electric cars You ain't getting there. I had an experience, I thought... With the electric cars, sometimes they do a software update. Is that what you got? So, as I'm going
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[168:17.520 --> 168:25.520] to go ahead and leave. You got a bargain on that shit. Oh yeah. Is that what you said? Is that what you said? He said you got it for a bargain
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[168:25.520 --> 168:33.740] to steal. He said you got it for a steal, he mean. What buff you got it? They was running a program? They got the rebates?
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[168:34.260 --> 168:42.260] Program. This nigga's stupid. But no, that shit was annoying because I'm thinking to myself, let's just say I was getting chased. Let's just say
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[168:42.260 --> 168:50.380] something was going on, I need to jump in the car. Airport, any of that. Anything. Had to wait for a whole hour for the fucking system. Couldn't turn it on, couldn't do shit. You couldn't
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[168:50.380 --> 168:58.620] take no fairs, nothing? No, I'm just saying, I'm in Times Square. Yo, you motherfucker. What you said? He said, can't
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[168:58.680 --> 169:06.820] take no fairs, nothing. Gotcha. Gotcha, I got you. That's fucked, bro. I go to the airport now. It was a surge, It was a surge price and
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[169:06.820 --> 169:15.060] you couldn't do shit about it. Surge it. I see people online fighting about charging their car at the public charge spot. Oh, I'm sure.
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[169:15.060 --> 169:23.140] Oh yeah. I'm sure it's beef over that shit. Cause people skipped the line. People. That seems like a headache. Yeah. I charge that home. That's also twice horrible. I don't
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[169:23.140 --> 169:31.420] know how people live with those stupid ass lines. This is 1 of those things that Trump just blurted out that I kinda understand what he was saying and agree with a little bit.
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[169:31.440 --> 169:39.480] The start shit. Oh, the start button. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I was with him on that. What'd he say? What'd he say? He got rid of the start button rule. Yeah. Oh, we'll get that shit out
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[169:39.480 --> 169:48.080] of here. The automatic start button. The start button. Start, start, start. When you got a traffic light. For 5 minutes, it'll cut off. Oh, I hate that shit. And it has to cut off. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Because of whatever Biden
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[169:48.080 --> 169:56.140] or Barack or somebody did. That's the first thing I do when I get in the car, is turn off that fucking button. I do the same thing. Oh, that shit fucked my starter up in my car. I'm sure. Like my man
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[169:56.140 --> 170:04.200] was like, yo dog, when you ride through the city a lot and your car stop and go, when it be going to sleep at the light, it fucked my starter up. My car is stopping and going a lot
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[170:04.200 --> 170:12.200] in the city. Yeah. Your car goes to sleep when you stop at a light. It conserves gas. Yo, he on
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[170:12.200 --> 170:21.240] bullshit. Yo, he on bullshit. No way. Don't even think about it. Hey, get out of town And
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[170:21.240 --> 170:35.380] what which cities cannot
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[170:35.380 --> 170:44.120] have a conversation that saves his life. Let it go, fucking goof. This nigga's
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[170:44.620 --> 170:52.860] crazy. Oh yeah, I was with him. Get that shit out of here. You gotta push that button. Come for sure. Immediately. So what you gonna go back to? Keys? No, no, no.
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[170:52.860 --> 171:01.120] Not the, just the auto-start. Just the auto-start. Stop, stop. Yeah, that's what I'm gonna go back to. You know what I did? I think he shit it on the electric cars, Drew. Yeah. He was just hawking
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[171:01.120 --> 171:09.360] them shit. No him Well, you get a Tesla if you want yes, you're gonna blow up
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[171:10.440 --> 171:18.520] Yeah Rumor man that thing will blow up on you boy. How many people do a Tesla need
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[171:18.520 --> 171:27.260] to kill before you believe it? Truck
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[171:27.260 --> 171:39.360] that was just built to fucking transport bombs around yeah.
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[171:39.800 --> 171:48.040] No, I seen 1 where the shit was just speeding and the nigga couldn't, it was just going and going and going. So the dude had
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[171:48.040 --> 171:56.220] the, he was riding his shoulder, that shit was scraping the divider. And another car was getting on and they crashed. That's the only
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[171:56.220 --> 172:04.240] way the car stopped. Like he had to crash in the sunset. So imagine you in there with your kid and the car just taking off. What the fuck is we doing? I
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[172:04.240 --> 172:12.260] ain't never doing that. I ain't never gonna trust that. Not just that, that shit got cameras all in it. Yo, the camera shit is crazy. All these cars got cameras all in them now. You
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[172:12.260 --> 172:21.000] think you're some kind of criminal? You didn't say a word when Nick Black would be in law. Yo, cameras is in there. When that rapper, Fulio
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[172:21.000 --> 172:29.100] got murdered, that's how they got all the information. They got it off that boy Tesla. And the person with the Tesla was just at the hotel. You don't have no rights, no nothing. They take that
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[172:29.100 --> 172:37.480] shit, they taking all the footage off that drone. That's crazy. I don't get, I know that there's people out there heartless enough to fucking kill people
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[172:37.520 --> 172:45.900] and conspire to kill people, but there's too much of that happening on people's birthdays for me. What you mean? Like that was his birthday.
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[172:45.900 --> 172:54.540] Yuppie, that was his birthday. That was at the hotel, she was like. Yeah, that's fucked up. Percy went to a vent, they shut that vent down, they go to a hotel party and 1 of them girls, everybody
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[172:54.540 --> 173:02.580] got caught. So 1 of the girls was wrong. Thank God. And then that girl was in court. Did you see her in court? She gangsta. That bitch is thugged out. Yeah,
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[173:02.580 --> 173:10.600] that bitch a thug. She is all the way thugged out. Yeah, that's my nigga, I love him, lock me up, what are we here for? Again, is this not over yet? We'll see how
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[173:10.600 --> 173:18.760] she feel in another 2 years, 3 years. That's what she said? That was her whole energy. Her whole energy, and she was young. Facing all that time, that bitch was
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[173:18.760 --> 173:26.820] like, yeah, what's up, let's go. Yeah, I wanted to say something was upsetting me a little bit in a simple way
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[173:26.820 --> 173:34.820] and a conversation but I saw a lot of people a lot of black people celebrating the Lunar New Year shit this
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[173:34.820 --> 173:43.260] year. Like just, I didn't know that that was. Chinese. I didn't know that that was a thing like that. I didn't either. Is it Lunar,
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[173:43.440 --> 173:52.420] that's Chinese? I didn't know what it was. I saw that celebrating. I saw a lot of people celebrating it this year more than anything. I
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[173:52.420 --> 174:00.740] feel like this month I haven't heard anybody really get into Black History Month at all. I agree. That disappointed me. I saw it a lot. It was
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[174:00.740 --> 174:08.760] crazy to the degree of how many black women, black people, period, throwing events, loonin' New Year, that you never see people now
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[174:08.860 --> 174:17.000] celebrating. Bro, once somebody do it online, it's a thing. It becomes a thing. Like when niggas start posting the Galentines and all that, everybody just gonna
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[174:17.000 --> 174:25.240] follow suit. Yeah, like this this month good point Corporate wise I don't see corporate even Support in black
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[174:25.240 --> 174:33.340] kids like like how do you? Not really allowed to with these motherfuckers Initiatives yeah, you can't
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[174:33.420 --> 174:41.600] I see people keep saying they wouldn't fucking go to half staff for Jesse Jackson, but they did it for Charlie Kirk. Bro, like some of this shit is
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[174:41.600 --> 174:49.700] just for me and my nigga. Like, yo dog, y'all still defending it. Yeah. Like that's crazy to me, son. Yeah. Only had 1 person,
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[174:49.700 --> 174:57.960] my man, he was like, yo, I ain't gonna lie I was on bullshit. He's like y'all's wrong. I haven't he's like, yeah, I did it only 1 of my niggas like y'all's
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[174:57.960 --> 175:06.120] wrong He's like, I can't defend a nigga no more like I was wrong These niggas is doubling and tripling down. Like today
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[175:06.120 --> 175:15.820] I'm talking about. There was an article that said Epstein and through him banning and all them were real big into the race Mental
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[175:15.820 --> 175:24.340] inferiority shit like They were real heavy into that shit. They probably still are. Especially Bannon. Or you gotta think, they're
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[175:24.340 --> 175:32.360] trying to justify it with this pseudo science bullshit. They don't appear to be keeping it secret. No, no, no. That's the thing, Now
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[175:32.360 --> 175:40.360] they out overt with it. They don't have to Yo dog, I'm gonna keep it up up. They really need recruits It
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[175:40.360 --> 175:48.840] seems like it like yo these old niggas you got to think about the old guard, right? All of these niggas is in a 70s bro. If not 80s. Yeah, They
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[175:48.840 --> 175:57.380] ain't got that much time to, so now they need new recruits. They trying to pass this shit down. We gotta basically ignite in these young people. Re-instill
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[175:58.040 --> 176:07.800] fear and fucking pseudo science and all this other shit, yeah. Fuck out here, like this shit is different bro. Like I'm That's
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[176:07.800 --> 176:16.260] crazy totally left Banner 72, what'd you say? He's 72 Who's 70 to Steve? He's an open and then The nigga from
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[176:16.620 --> 176:24.660] South Carolina, what's his name? Lindsey Graham? All them niggas right there. Yeah, would y'all vote for Steven A? No. No. No.
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[176:24.980 --> 176:33.020] No. No. Would you tell me if you did? He ugly. If I did, I wouldn't. Wouldn't he vote for him? Under no circumstance. You mean in the primary? Under no circumstance?
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[176:33.160 --> 176:41.220] Like if he ran against JD Vance, what would you do? Well, yeah fair. Yeah But I give it just in the primary like you not choose him over Gavin
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[176:41.220 --> 176:49.700] Newsom or no He's not he's he's I don't believe he gets that far. I Can't say that bro. Trump is like twice Cool.
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[176:49.700 --> 176:57.880] I understand that this country in this world is getting increasingly stupider. Yeah, I don't think he gets enough of a Certain demographic support
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[176:57.880 --> 177:06.100] to get him to that spot when you cater, But when you cater into him, which I think he's doing now, he already started the interview. He's doing that to get him.
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[177:06.100 --> 177:14.240] OK, but he would have to run. What side would he have to run? You think he can do that on a Democratic side? He says
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[177:14.240 --> 177:22.520] he would do it Democrat. That's where it gets tricky for him though, because the people I agree that he's definitely trying to play to the middle right now If not the right but that's not gonna get him out of the primary
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[177:22.520 --> 177:30.540] if he gets to the general He's overly so he said that Gavin Newsom would be a good candidate if he went more to the center Right. What I'm saying is like when he's I'm not sure that the people
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[177:31.420 --> 177:39.720] getting people to choose Stephen A over Gavin Newsom is tough. And I'm not saying, I don't know if saying we need more cops, which is kind of stuff he's saying, or racism isn't real.
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[177:39.740 --> 177:48.040] I don't think that gets him past Gavin Newsom or AOC. They were helping win the general. But I don't think it gets him to the general. Toronto's
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[177:48.100 --> 177:56.920] a Democrat with those kind of right-wing talking points to a certain degree. He not he not I mean you need some right-wing Biden had right-wing talking points too. Biden was Biden
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[177:56.920 --> 178:04.960] was like, you know Yeah, right-wing talking points. So did Bill Clinton. But Biden was already a want to say respected respected
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[178:04.960 --> 178:13.420] politician Bill had charisma
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[178:13.680 --> 178:21.700] and what what people didn't understand to me it's my opinion Like even Obama was doing a bunch of bullshit. Bill Clinton did a bunch of bullshit. But when they
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[178:21.700 --> 178:29.700] did they bullshit, they didn't just overtly throw it in your face. They didn't lie. You get what I'm saying? Like they was doing shit behind closed doors
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[178:29.700 --> 178:37.940] that unless you follow politics, you wouldn't know that they was doing. True. But they all had this moment, you know, it's called the Sister Soldier moment. They call it the Sister Soldier moment because there was a moment,
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[178:37.940 --> 178:46.360] you know, he does a Arsenio Hall thing. He appeals to black people. He's cool. He's all this stuff. But then when Sister Soldier comes out and speaks out
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[178:46.380 --> 178:54.480] in defense of black people, he like tore Sister Soldier up. It was like his moment where he's basically saying- I'm still white y'all. Exactly. And I'm still willing
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[178:55.100 --> 179:03.960] to do X, Y, and Z. And so ever since then, politicians have like a Sister Soldier moment. Obama had 1, he's had a couple. I'm talking about while running for office. Even
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[179:03.960 --> 179:12.080] just distancing himself from Jeremiah Wright was a way of saying like, I'm not too radical. I'm still
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[179:12.080 --> 179:20.340] willing to do this. I don't know how Stephen A, if your campaign is Sister Soldier moments, you know what I mean?
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[179:20.660 --> 179:29.120] I don't know how you endear yourself to the other side. The other problem I think is Stephen A is not, he's not charismatic in the way that... Not even
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[179:29.160 --> 179:37.180] close. Being a hype man, Stephen is the best sports broadcaster I've ever seen. He's incredibly talented as a sports broadcaster. That's not the same as being charming. That's not the
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[179:37.180 --> 179:45.180] same as being the guy you can have a beer with. That's not the, you know what I mean? There's not a mystique to him, maybe because we see too much of him. It doesn't transfer over to politics, the way that
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[179:45.180 --> 179:53.180] it transfers over to television and sports. Yeah, and particularly sports, because he wanted a late night show. I'm not sure if a late night talk show would work for him. It's a very
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[179:53.180 --> 180:01.320] specific lane. And then the other thing is, and Nick Wright talked about this, I don't know if you saw Nick Wright the other day. Yeah, he said, I don't want Stephen A to run for president. I don't think
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[180:01.320 --> 180:09.600] he should be president. He said we don't need more celebrity presidents. And it sets a precedent. Now going from Trump to Stephen A. Smith would be crazy.
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[180:09.600 --> 180:17.840] It says what about the nation. Exactly. But let's also just for me, no 1 else has said this between among them, is that he
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[180:17.840 --> 180:26.280] doesn't have any experience. That shit matters. And when people say, well, neither does Trump. Trump, whatever you think about Trump, and I think lots of stuff about Trump, he at least
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[180:26.320 --> 180:34.400] was a titan in business. He was at least plugged into powerful networks. There was a way that he had a kind of executive, it's like the point you were making about
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[180:34.400 --> 180:42.700] when we were talking about the mayoral team, right? Like being Bloomberg is not the same as being Mumdani, right? It's not a political office in the same way, but it's- I'm
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[180:42.700 --> 180:51.040] in politics. Exactly. I'm in politics through business. If I'm running a 5000000000 dollar, 10000000000 dollar business in Manhattan, there's
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[180:51.040 --> 180:59.160] mad political shit going on. I've already rubbed the shoulders with the politicians who most likely I'm gonna end up running against. Bloomberg knows
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[180:59.160 --> 181:07.240] every politician by first name. And to be clear, I don't think Trump was qualified to be president I'm not saying he was but I'm saying if he wasn't qualified and he at least had some understanding of the economy and
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[181:07.240 --> 181:15.440] business And and these kinds of things then I don't understand why we would want Stephen a Smith because there are people this is like I say there are people who have Stephen
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[181:15.440 --> 181:23.440] A Smith's if you like Stephen A Smith's perspectives there are people who have those perspectives with experience Something unique about his takes that's even like when they
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[181:23.440 --> 181:31.560] try to joke around a flirt around with the idea What is the rock? Bye bye right my biker's running that's the thing he's a that's the different He's a I don't know I'm a puppet, but he's
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[181:31.560 --> 181:39.820] being put forward to run as opposed to Trump who's running. Yes. Yeah, that's a really good point. I don't know if Stephen A. Smith is qualified.
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[181:40.381 --> 181:48.460] He made the point, nigga. I don't think Stephen A. Smith would even be qualified to be the mayor of a big city in the United States. He's
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[181:48.460 --> 181:56.600] not! Like yo, the mayor of Chicago, the mayor of LA, the mayor of New York, the mayor of Atlanta, I don't think he would be qualified. The mayor of Cincinnati, man. What the fuck are you talking about? Yo, where
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[181:56.600 --> 182:07.320] did this start? When did this start? Who told him that he should run? The mayor of Bayonne. No, he can do a small city. According to
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[182:07.700 --> 182:15.720] him some rich and connected people have suggested that he do. Got it. Yeah, you get picked. Got it,
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[182:15.720 --> 182:26.060] but don't think he can't win work. I don't think he will win but don't think he can't With
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[182:26.060 --> 182:34.120] the right organizations that's putting the right amount of money and influence behind him anybody can win, bro It's true. And if you got a
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[182:34.120 --> 182:42.500] couple of Kamala runs again, which from what I'm hearing is a strong possibility, I don't think she can win, but, and Gavin Newsom runs, you
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[182:42.500 --> 182:50.580] start to see people bumping heads and the, I mean, that's how Eric Adams won in New York. Sometimes you get strong candidates that cancel each other out, and then someone
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[182:50.580 --> 182:58.620] else slides around as a dark horse and wins. It's not impossible, as all of us, I was part of the political media at the time when Donald Trump was running the first time, and we
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[182:58.620 --> 183:06.760] all thought it was a joke. Y'all was laughing. At HuffPost, we literally stopped, I was at HuffPost at the time and CNN. And at HuffPost, we refused to even put
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[183:06.760 --> 183:15.040] him in the political section. We would only put Donald Trump's speeches and conversations in the entertainment section because we said it would be disrespectful to the political process to put
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[183:15.040 --> 183:23.100] him in the political, which I disagreed with. I said he's running and he's kind of winning in some states. This is wrong. But they said I was ridiculous and he wasn't gonna win. And this is a joke.
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[183:23.700 --> 183:31.920] CNN, we didn't take him seriously till October. We kept giving him free publicity because Trump was great for business. Trump was great for the ratings.
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[183:31.920 --> 183:40.140] So we would show every Trump rally. We wouldn't show anybody else's rallies. We would show Trump rallies because everybody will watch him. And then we'd all laugh. Look at that idiot think he's going to be president. Everybody thought Jeb Bush. Everybody thought Jeb
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[183:40.900 --> 183:49.020] Bush. Jeb Bush. In terms of who was a real viable candidate. All those people right now. Not so much Cruz, but certainly we thought Jeff Bush was the
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[183:49.020 --> 183:57.180] heir apparent, you know, and then there was some people like Bobby Jindal in the background. And then grab him by the, you know what happened with Billy Bush and him
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[183:57.180 --> 184:05.260] and the scandal. They were like, oh, he's really cooked. Let's show more of his speeches, cause he can't win and he's good for business. Good for scandals, right? Sandals is good
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[184:05.260 --> 184:13.700] for business. Then October came and I remember Jeff Zucker sent a note out like, yo, this motherfucker might win. Like we gotta actually, we gotta start fact-checking him.
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[184:13.780 --> 184:22.740] Because we didn't fact-check him, we just played the shit. And then in October, we gotta fact-check him. We gotta start challenging him. We gotta bring him on and push back. It's Lee y'all fault Yes,
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[184:22.760 --> 184:30.920] or y'all played a part in it a huge bar I mean, I still blame the people actually voted for the motherfucker But but but yeah, we enabled it we mainstreamed him and We gave him a free
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[184:30.920 --> 184:39.300] infomercial 567 nights a week without any critical engagement. Which I think is still happening by the way. Absolutely. I think people are reposting a bunch of the bullshit that he does.
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[184:39.480 --> 184:47.820] Oh, you did some shit today? The funny thing that, and we spoke about it before, was we were on the road around that time. We were, yeah. And I remember
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[184:47.820 --> 184:56.500] us going from city to city and stuff and the temperature was telling, like I remember me and Keeb and all of us saying, yo, he's gonna win. Yeah.
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[184:56.500 --> 185:04.580] You just felt it in- We were in the South, we were in Florida and Texas at the time. Yeah, Pensacola. You felt it in Florida, that was the town. Yeah, the energy and then going from Florida.
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[185:04.640 --> 185:12.760] We are next stop was in Texas Hey, yeah, that's your own lot I don't know what that at the time no Had it a lot we get to Texas
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[185:12.760 --> 185:20.920] and you get to Houston where you think instantly you're gonna see a little shift and there was no shift. Like it was already, the writing was on the wall for that night.
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[185:20.920 --> 185:29.060] Yeah, and once you see that, you know. Who did he beat out in the primary the first time? Was it Chris? No, not Chris. The last person he beat out, to take Cruz Ram, but the last
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[185:29.060 --> 185:37.340] person he beat out was Mike, Governor of Arkansas, Mike Huckabee. Mike Huckabee held on the longest, even though he couldn't really win.
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[185:37.340 --> 185:45.500] Christie was a part of that shit, right? Christie got out early. But Christie was out early. You know, Bridgegate or whatever got him out. Yeah, Christie was out early. Because Christie was the 1 I thought was going to win until Trump came on the scene. I thought
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[185:45.500 --> 185:54.960] Jeb. I mean, Jeb made sense, but I think America was tired of going from Clinton Bush, Clinton Bush, Clinton Bush. I mean, that's hard too. And then W
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[185:55.740 --> 186:04.500] left such a bad taste in the public's mouth that they didn't want to fuck with Bushes no more. Yeah, Even though Jeb would have been a better choice than his
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[186:04.500 --> 186:12.680] brother. That's funny because it seems like everybody fucks with W. Now. Now. I think he was personable and they said
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[186:12.680 --> 186:20.840] he's kind and nice. He is interpersonal and very nice. Unless you're Iraqi. Like anytime you see him now or you see This
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[186:20.840 --> 186:28.980] I'm saying we start forgetting it I mean the motherfuckers Use 9-eleven as a scapegoat to invade a whole country. He faked a fucking bombing He
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[186:28.980 --> 186:36.980] stole a soul a country, you know, I mean you go down the list of shit that he did. I don't, 2 countries. Yeah, true, 2 countries. I don't think that was, I think what
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[186:36.980 --> 186:45.160] was really the plan was to do all the shit that they did out here as far as us. I want a job, man. I need my job. I think all that is part of it. Security and
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[186:45.620 --> 186:53.700] the surveillance. And Blackwater over there. I need my job, bro. It's going to be a disaster capitalism. I need my job. You know what I'm saying?
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[186:53.700 --> 187:01.860] We ain't gonna get all the way up. Yeah, get out of there. It's always a fun time talking politics with you brothers, man. Yeah, peace. We did that. Yeah, y'all did it. We
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[187:01.860 --> 187:10.300] did it. We did that. Yeah, you're a rat, even in covert. Yeah, y'all did it. Yeah. Y'all had a great conversation. Y'all had a great conversation. Nothing.
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[187:10.680 --> 187:19.700] Yeah, some 917 number keep blowing up your phone like you got dick waiting for you And you're here look at that New York did you ain't answer 1 time? I'm
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[187:19.700 --> 187:27.760] at work big door About politics,
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[187:28.040 --> 187:38.200] oh actually do George W. Shut the fuck up This
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[187:38.200 --> 187:46.480] was they gotta skip my way up out here you don't know me like that. This is the driver and I cussed his ass out Shut the fuck up Yeah, you gotta sit tight Sit
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[187:46.480 --> 187:54.840] tight driver. We trying to fucking produce on a Monday. We trying to get these Pang members something they'll never forget. 200. 300?
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[187:55.140 --> 188:03.140] From where you coming from to where you going? Round trip? No. No. 600 told him. Oh, yeah. Yo, take care of
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[188:03.140 --> 188:11.140] that nigga. Yeah, right. Take care of that nigga. I caught the bus here. These niggas don't give a fuck about me. We just got a couple more
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[188:11.140 --> 188:19.400] topics. If you want to leave early, you... No, I'm the union rep. We ain't got no couple more topics. Everybody get the fuck up and walk out.
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[188:20.980 --> 188:29.120] No 1 man or bullet team, I'm not leaving early. Just gonna grit on you niggas, y'all shut the fuck up. Grit, I'm gonna grit on you niggas. So since you put it that way,
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[188:29.760 --> 188:37.801] fried frog legs, How do we feel? They're not as much like chicken as you think. They're kinda like chicken. It's a little gamey. But
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[188:37.801 --> 188:46.100] not as much as I thought. All the horns wear short skirts. All the drop-dill is a-wren-ty. It's a little gamey in there. And the rappers are getting indicted. You can catch us here again at the J.B.P.
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[188:46.520 --> 188:54.520] I like the word gamey, because it's like, it's not even really gamey. I hate you. I hate you. It's like, ahhh. Little hot sauce, it fixes everything. You and Mark have had. Oh
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[188:54.520 --> 189:02.660] yeah? Yeah. I got Southern family, we eat everything. Are y'all serious? But they used to shoot rabbits and give it to us. Ish. I didn't eat, I didn't say a word. Who am? I didn't eat a frog leg. But you never
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[189:02.660 --> 189:10.660] had frog legs? Frog legs, no. Really? Hold me down. What's going on? I wouldn't even think to order that if it was on the menu. You done
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[189:10.660 --> 189:18.740] crocodile on that. Oh, you would now. You would now. What are your thoughts on menopause? What menu would they be on? Mistral flows, heavy ones. When you go on 1 of the other restaurants. What's even
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[189:18.740 --> 189:26.780] fancy ones in there? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Got it, got it, got it. What you do when your partner's on a Mistral. You order 1 of that. You gotta put it in French. You get choc, and frog head. And frog head. And then back. Crocodile.
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[189:26.880 --> 189:35.360] And then be on. Get it? Your lady's from Texas. When you, Whenever you went out there, you never did. That lady is from
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[189:35.440 --> 189:44.920] Wurzler. Massachusetts. You keep fooling people with this Texas shit. Motherfucker from Boston. Alright,
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[189:44.920 --> 189:52.960] I want to bring you all down and have us discuss the Rhode Island shooter that everybody here wanted to talk about Because it was breaking last time we
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[189:52.960 --> 190:01.020] were recording when the guy went in the hockey ring Yeah out there. That shit was absolutely crazy. Rest in peace. That shit was disgusting. Wait what happened? I don't
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[190:01.020 --> 190:09.160] know the story. Oh my lord. The man with the... Oh, I'm sorry. You know it? Yeah. I remember it now. Awful story.
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[190:09.220 --> 190:17.760] Rest in peace. Nothing really more to be said? Yeah. Great. So let's end this thing with... I
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[190:17.760 --> 190:26.180] hate... This is my least favorite job. I hate all of these things. You absolutely love this job. Let's end with some final words.
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[190:27.600 --> 190:36.440] These words are for you. I tried. This is Eric Dane. I stumbled sometimes, but I tried. Yeah.
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[190:37.300 --> 190:45.380] Overall, we had a blast, didn't we? Come on, Joe. I remember all the time we spent at the beach. The 2
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[190:45.380 --> 190:53.380] of you, me and my mom, and Mal and Lucent, my mom. You so sad, Joe. Come on, bro, you bugger. Yo, yo, yo, what you doing
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[190:53.380 --> 191:01.800] there? Come on, man. Those are his last words, those are his, to his daughters. I think people wanna hear. That's what I'm saying. If somebody has last words to their kids,
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[191:01.860 --> 191:09.880] at least we can do this playin'. If 1 of us played that shit, Joe would have been like, yo, what the fuck are y'all doing? Playing this shit, it's a Monday, that's some sad shit. We going out on that? It's
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[191:09.880 --> 191:17.920] the end. Yeah, I see it, Freezy! It's the end of the show. All right, Joe. If 1 of us would have done either talk shit, fuck that. I did the same
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[191:17.920 --> 191:25.920] thing a part ago for what's-his-name Nigga for real it's different. I think he wanted us to hear those words He wanted us to
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[191:25.920 --> 191:34.400] hear the words Wanted his family to hit us Yeah, we just played James van the beaks last works The
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[191:34.400 --> 191:42.460] beat did not sound like that at all money. So stop yo Didn't have a LS. No, so we shouldn't play
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[191:42.460 --> 191:50.660] his last words cuz he had a lesson He sound like that. What's up? Fuck? You're talking about I think what are you talking about? Yeah If somebody
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[191:50.660 --> 192:00.060] had last words y'all wouldn't want to blame cuz that is sound because they make us sad Well, honestly that what we saying I got it. Go ahead. Wait No,
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[192:00.060 --> 192:08.140] Let's put the difference. Let's just say look he gave his last words He wanted his daughters in the world I think to know that he tried that is and and they did his best and I think that's important fought a
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[192:08.140 --> 192:16.300] good fight Man, can we bring it? We're gonna play it. Can you bring it back into this play? I'm not gonna play more clothes. That's all right I'm not gonna I'm not gonna open it up After the clothes like
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[192:16.300 --> 192:30.160] we do but god damn I wish 1 of you niggas would give me a DVD with your last Shut up I
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[192:30.160 --> 192:38.300] just wanna tell my children, I'm sorry, I couldn't stop smoking black and white. Shut up. Well, you sound like that. Was that supposed to be a
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[192:38.300 --> 192:46.480] different voice? Yeah, what the fuck is she talking about? Mona. And that's the sex voice too. Yeah. Oh my God. Imagine Mona
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[192:46.480 --> 192:54.480] talking to them. Mona said my face is ugly when I'm coming, like somebody imagine. You know at shows I usually get somebody in the front row to come and then I say come
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[192:54.480 --> 193:02.560] here and I sit over top of them and I emulate myself coming. My show is so good, y'all gotta see it. Well if you ever come nearby. Oh get the fuck on I did a
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[193:02.560 --> 193:10.660] show 45 minutes away from here. Are you doing a show that's close to this other comedian I'm going to see next month? I don't have a rack like that so I'm sure nobody would be there. I'm
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[193:10.660 --> 193:18.860] not going cuz of the rack. She had a rack? You absolutely. I didn't even know she had 1. I didn't even know it was a woman. All the women are homes, all the men
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[193:18.860 --> 193:29.240] are rats. Y'all gon' always tune in to the JVP. Catch us next week and the week after that. There
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[193:29.240 --> 193:37.260] you go. There you go. There you go. The shim. That shit is so much. That shit is so much. She take her tongue and put it to her nose. That
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[193:37.260 --> 193:45.980] shit is. She let a nigga know. She let a nigga know. I'm talking about her. Tell them niggas, Monty. Tell them niggas stop playing with you. Yo, Yo,
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[193:46.000 --> 193:54.000] if there was ever a night full of fun You and Janiece before y'all have to go see the football diggers. I know a
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[193:54.000 --> 194:03.780] money Boy Nigga
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[194:03.780 --> 194:11.940] want to go book Sasha on his Patreon. It's over. It's over, buddy. He lost it. See? He lost it. And
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[194:11.940 --> 194:20.020] that nigga, wonder why. Y'all nasty. Y'all. You too. Y'all. Y'all. You know why? Because I'm the only
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[194:20.020 --> 194:28.420] person calling it out. I'm going to come up there and see this. That's not true. All right, well back me up then then. I just said that's disgusting. All right, my bad, good looking. Fuck off.
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[194:28.580 --> 194:37.060] Oh, man. All right, I don't have, what else y'all doing actually? For
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[194:37.060 --> 194:45.360] real, because we didn't talk about Fantasia. Oh, and her husband, right? Yeah, and her father. She went crazy, yeah. Let's
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[194:45.360 --> 194:53.500] talk about it. I know there was a big announcement they said that was gonna happen on Tuesday, so I think it'd be irresponsible to talk about it now. I really
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[194:53.500 --> 195:02.420] think we should cover the story when the new... On Tuesday. It was Monday. When the press conference from her father called. Yeah, they said Monday. Oh, was it really? Yeah, Monday. The
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[195:02.420 --> 195:10.680] father said he gonna come out on Monday. So it'll be fresh off the press. What happened to get us to this point? I'm about to throw this fucking phone at you,
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[195:10.740 --> 195:18.740] nigga. Please, let's be manny. Manny be real. Let's baa, let's baa. I'm killing time. I got it. And you want him as your union rep? Yeah, cuz you got somebody
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[195:18.740 --> 195:27.100] waiting for you. I ain't got nothing to do with us. But wait, we don't get the 30 minutes that you and Ish came late on the end. Oh, yeah.
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[195:27.440 --> 195:37.800] I'll stay with y'all. I'll stay the good, come on. The 3 of us are killing some shit right now. Let everybody go That's
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[195:37.800 --> 195:45.860] peace that's just how dope that's peace I respect your leadership. Yeah Petroni I ain't the union
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[195:45.860 --> 195:55.080] leader. You niggas is like Joker and Looper in an all-star game. Y'all got 6 minutes? I
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[195:55.080 --> 196:03.160] need to ride to Delaware. Patroni! That's our show for the day. Hopefully we got your week
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[196:03.160 --> 196:11.380] off to a great start. Happy Monday to y'all out there. Little death covered all the topics that y'all are going to get from us today.
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[196:12.540 --> 196:20.700] Actually, I was watching some where they asked Eric Sermin, they was telling him. I swear to God. It's Eric
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[196:20.700 --> 196:29.180] Sermin. They didn't call Eric Sermin out. I'm not. All right, what's up? Everybody get up. What the niggas gonna do if we all walk out?
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[196:29.440 --> 196:37.740] You won't see till Tuesday. What's up? For real, they asked Eric Sermin about his logo and how the EPMD logo
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[196:37.740 --> 196:45.920] is 1 of the dopest logos of all time. And he then explained how it was really just the Run DMC logo
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[196:46.000 --> 196:54.180] remade. Yeah, I didn't see that before. And I never saw that until he said that. I didn't think about it, but yeah. Trying to think of how it looks. Now that you
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[196:54.180 --> 197:02.250] say it. It was all Rush associated labels, I think too, so it makes sense. What do you know? And it is Rush. What a mind-bogg. Man about Russell, so it makes sense.
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[197:02.250 --> 197:10.420] What a mind-bogg that 1 is. You can see it. Mona get out. This wasn't even outside with you being me. Nah, I promise you I feel like it
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[197:10.420 --> 197:18.460] looks like it. It's not a surprise. It's the same color. It makes sense though. The same thing, the big ass bull letters.
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[197:18.460 --> 197:26.920] The same thing. Orange and blue. Same font, everything. It's literally the same thing. That's peace. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah The bars over that's peace
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[197:27.660 --> 197:36.180] That's peace and you know they say since Nike took over the NBA uniforms the Laker gold is not Laker gold anymore. It's Laker yellow Everything
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[197:36.180 --> 197:44.540] about that ish trade LeBron Fuck the Jersey right everything is always
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[197:44.540 --> 197:53.000] the wrong. It was Jared Allen. Oh You want to trade to Cleveland yeah, So you want to retire in Cleveland.
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[197:53.980 --> 198:02.020] New York might be tempting to Lebron. Do y'all take Lebron as a free agent on the minimum? I can see New York being tempting. I believe
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[198:02.020 --> 198:10.180] that room a few years ago that he was coming to New York. You know I think you're gonna go? Washington. I don't see that.
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[198:10.680 --> 198:20.980] I do. To finish your career? Him, Trey, A.D. And all them young stallions them niggas got over here I
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[198:20.980 --> 198:32.180] think that is last year of his career. Nah, you can win the ring out there with Washington said
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[198:32.180 --> 198:40.680] him KD and who else you said? A.D. And KD. And Trey. Okay, names more. Look at my boys. And
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[198:40.680 --> 198:48.720] they got like 8 or 9. You only need 3 big pieces and a whole bunch of other young. I mean they did a lot of losing with A.D. 3 years ago. Hold up. Don't your people
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[198:48.720 --> 198:56.940] just play for 1. And I don't know if this piece, you know what I'm saying, this piece is- Take a walk. Try and get your peoples a ring. Take a walk. Tray Young on that note. He's going for
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[198:56.940 --> 199:05.060] defense. You're right Mona, we should have ended it now. We got the wizards and the gyps. It's crazy. All right ladies and gentlemen, we are out of here. We absolutely
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[199:05.100 --> 199:13.480] love you guys. Peace, love, health, wealth and prosperity hopefully you enjoyed this if you didn't we'll try it again next time until then we are toodles peace
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[199:15.060 --> 199:15.810] Thank you.