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[100:07.420 --> 100:15.640] a state by state thing, but to see the Asian dude get off for chasing. That's what my problem is. And killing a boy, right? That's trying to
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[100:15.640 --> 100:24.060] flee danger. You chased him. He's no imminent danger to you, you gave chase, right? And to see this 1 kid that
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[100:24.060 --> 100:32.160] the school is saying was being bullied, we have reports of him being bullied by these kids now get confound guilty of murder is disgusting to
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[100:32.160 --> 100:40.260] me. Because again, for murder, and I said this with regards to the Asian dude, I didn't think the Asian
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[100:40.260 --> 100:48.260] dude was gonna be found guilty of murder. I think manslaughter would have definitely been, he would have been outta here. But to charge this
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[100:48.260 --> 100:56.600] kid guilty of murder too, like when he came to school in the morning, his motive wasn't to come kill this boy. You get what I'm saying? So you gotta have motive
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[100:56.600 --> 101:04.700] and intent. I don't even think when he stabbed him, his intent was to kill the boy. You know what I'm saying? His intent was self-defense. So
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[101:04.700 --> 101:12.720] I just think, yeah, I just think that this shit is crazy and it just speaks to the level of inequity that we get in the country. How
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[101:12.720 --> 101:20.980] they value black boys' lives. You spoke to that last time mark yes as far as just the value that they put on our lives It's yours
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[101:22.840 --> 101:31.900] I don't know y'all have those conversations with your kids My daughters are still small and Both
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[101:31.900 --> 101:40.180] of my daughters even my oldest daughter. She still look a little racially ambiguous. You know what I'm saying?
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[101:40.180 --> 101:48.480] Like my first baby mom's black, I'm black, but we both light skinned. And it's a hard conversation to have, talking about racism and how people gonna respect
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[101:48.480 --> 101:56.720] you or the value system that you gotta have when you step outside your doors. It's just it's just a crazy conversation. It's not even just I'm saying that
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[101:56.720 --> 102:05.360] do you know how do you have to talk with your kids but it's it's not just that right Like it's conversations with your partner about
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[102:05.460 --> 102:13.540] the state you live in. Yeah. Yeah. Like we don't go through a lot of shit in northern New Jersey. We don't go through a lot of shit.
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[102:13.540 --> 102:21.600] Yeah, but they're trying their best to change it. They are. Even down by me. You know, down by me, like towns that they call, they not
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[102:21.600 --> 102:29.600] sundown towns, but they damn near are sundown towns and have been that long since I can remember. But you could just see it slowly even over here.
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[102:29.760 --> 102:37.820] Like we've been over here for the last half 1000000 years. It's different, and I say this to people, this neighborhood for the last 20 something years, what happens in this
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[102:37.820 --> 102:45.860] neighborhood, even when you go to Alpine and all of these neighborhoods, the black people there have money, right? And you don't
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[102:45.860 --> 102:53.960] know who's who. So even when the cops pull you over in those neighborhoods, they pull you over with a level of politeness.
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[102:54.100 --> 103:02.980] You're supposed to be. Like, yo, yeah, yeah, yeah, how are they supposed to be? They talk to you like a human being, and they talk to you with a level of decency, because
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[103:02.980 --> 103:11.320] that's what you should do, but they also do it out of fear because they don't know who your parents are. You get what I'm saying? Like, yeah, you might be 20 years old driving
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[103:11.320 --> 103:19.795] this car, but yeah, that speaks to who your potential parents are. You could be fucking Derek Jeter's nephew. You could be a Barry
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[103:20.110 --> 103:28.160] White's son. You know what I'm saying? Like shit like that in these neighborhoods, because so many rich people that are affluent and black live in these
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[103:28.160 --> 103:36.160] neighborhoods, they kind of tip toe a little bit. They don't be on it on no rah rah shit. You know, I'm at this point, I'm just disappointed with how
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[103:36.900 --> 103:45.480] unsurprised I am. Yeah, word. At this point. Like, that's the most disgusting part for me at this point. I'm just not, I'm not surprised. Like
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[103:45.670 --> 103:54.060] I, I want to get to the point where when situations like this happen, I'm shocked if it doesn't go the certain way they're supposed to go. It's going to be a long time from now.
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[103:54.380 --> 104:02.420] I'm saddened for the family on both sides because at the end of the day, whether the boy was a bully or not, that doesn't mean you're supposed to die. So
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[104:02.420 --> 104:10.440] I don't want to sit here and be like, and that's the point. I don't want to do that. So I do think that there's a lesson that could be taught to all kids,
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[104:10.440 --> 104:19.500] all people when it comes down to how do you handle your- That's exactly what it means. What? That a bully does deserve to die. Or
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[104:19.500 --> 104:27.540] at least can legally be just dead. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. Nobody deserves to die. Yeah, I would say that. I know, buddy. I deserve to be. In some states, I have the right to stand up
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[104:27.540 --> 104:35.560] for myself. Yeah, but usually in these situations, they're usually in these situations, if you're the white bully, it's led
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[104:35.560 --> 104:44.040] with some level of sympathy if you're the black buddy bully your thug And yet, but I have these talks with my girl all the time just about cuz she's in Texas and I'm in Germany Yes
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[104:44.480 --> 104:52.480] It's like yo, There's some reasons that you I just won't be able to play I can't live in Texas I can't I can't do we had this talk 1 of kids got to put what I
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[104:52.480 --> 105:00.640] give it a bit I son did a bit like sports car cops being a dick prom night. Oh you racing get over here locking
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[105:00.640 --> 105:08.660] y'all up 27 hours Attorneys and it's like oh shit now you got to have to talk you got to have to talk with kids
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[105:08.660 --> 105:16.760] about how they're gonna be targeted. This nigga got Tourette's, this nigga plays sports. Yo, enough now, to New Jersey we go. He don't just play sports. To New Jersey we
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[105:16.760 --> 105:26.800] go now. Enough of it. I'm not even about to play these games. I think this is where it's
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[105:26.800 --> 105:35.100] so important and valuable to have a mother and a father in these households. Because oftentimes as
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[105:35.100 --> 105:43.460] black men, the message that we convey is different. You know what I mean? Like I've been in neighborhoods where the police
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[105:43.500 --> 105:51.580] literally you ride by them, they'll just you turn, right? Blatant you turn and just ride behind you for no fucking reason, running your plate, like, just for no
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[105:51.580 --> 106:00.000] reason, bro. So, everybody hasn't experienced that. And I think that when you're talking to your black sons, bro, how to handle the police, unfortunately, is
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[106:00.000 --> 106:08.580] a lesson. This shit is almost like a class that you got to take in college. Police and any manner that could include them. Yeah, authoritative shit.
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[106:10.080 --> 106:18.260] My son is turning 17 and I've noticed past couple years he has a temper. Clear as day. Get the fuck out of here.
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[106:18.260 --> 106:26.400] Shut up. Your son? Shut up. I'm not. And I've had the conversations with him, especially recently, 17, about to be 18, life
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[106:26.400 --> 106:34.720] is about to be different for you just how you handle, period. Just how does he go about handling his temper and why certain things are important
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[106:34.720 --> 106:42.820] to handle that way. And also, I understand why people react out of fear. So when I'm here about this boy, that boy to me is
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[106:42.820 --> 106:50.940] reacting out of fear. And Sometimes you can't always, like the conversation, somebody said to me was, well in those situations, I would never have to worry about that because my
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[106:50.940 --> 106:59.180] child would never be in that situation or they would never have to fear for it. I'm like, you don't know that. You don't know what's going on in your child's life. You don't know what's going on in that school. So
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[106:59.180 --> 107:07.260] I have to now have the conversation with you like, yo, if you just so happen to not be able to avoid shit like this, how do you control that fear? Because I know a lot of times we're
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[107:07.260 --> 107:15.260] reacting off of fear. You know what it is? It's hard to, it's difficult to have a conversation with your child or children when you are exhibiting a certain type of
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[107:15.260 --> 107:23.340] behavior. I find myself- That too. With JR, man, JR has a temper. JR, you know, JR broke his hand. Like, JR has a
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[107:23.340 --> 107:31.440] temper, and he watches me do it all the time. So I try to have the conversation about, you know, don't make the same mistakes that I made. Example, lead by example.
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[107:31.440 --> 107:39.640] You know, lead by example, but also you have to show change in the moment. And also when it comes to the officers and stuff like that, if he sees you acting a certain way,
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[107:39.640 --> 107:48.120] he's going to think it's OK, but you have these conversations that it's not all right, you know what I mean? Like out here, especially for a black man, young black men,
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[107:48.780 --> 107:57.700] the system is not on our side, or not on your side. And they would do things and say things to get you to react. They
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[107:57.700 --> 108:05.800] even have the young officers these days, when they're going up to you, they're saying gang, gangster things and like, they're saying, you know what's up, or they say certain things
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[108:05.800 --> 108:14.240] to get you to respond in that way, and if you respond in that way, they take you down. There's some crazy shit going on. Like, J.O. Had it on his recording. Like,
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[108:15.040 --> 108:23.360] the type of lingoes that they're using and stuff like that. And you can't react to that. You can't react, because once you get locked up, that's it, you know what I'm saying?
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[108:23.400 --> 108:31.500] So it's not, to answer your question, it's the conversation, especially for me, It's hard sometimes, because then
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[108:31.500 --> 108:39.760] he could just look at me and say, nigga, you're doing the same thing. You act the same way. And then when I say, what's the saying
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[108:39.760 --> 108:47.800] we used to say? Do as I say and not what I do. Can't use that anymore. Yeah, they don't follow that these days, That's what I'm saying. I followed that when I was
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[108:47.800 --> 108:56.200] younger. Yeah, of course. When my mom said that or my dad said I'm listening to these days. Yeah, but you know what though? Like how you saying? Too much freedom, Mark. Like how you saying, I said
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[108:56.280 --> 109:04.340] me having a conversation with my son. When I had those conversations about control, he literally brought up, dad, how can you say that? And I was like, you know what, you right.
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[109:04.620 --> 109:12.740] I had to learn that. I had to- That's what it cost me. And that's my point. So I had to explain, yo, listen. And I'm also willing to show you that, yo, I'm willing
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[109:12.740 --> 109:20.860] to also do the work to work- Gotta show, exactly. The older I get, you're going to continuously get better at something. I want you to do the same. And it's my job to make sure that you
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[109:20.860 --> 109:28.900] learn. I don't expect you to know everything now, but let's start the process of you learning how to look out for these signs of, yo, caution and certain
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[109:28.900 --> 109:37.160] things that can lead you down a bad road. So- You know what I'm saying? Part of the bottom is that you could be stuck into your ways,
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[109:37.940 --> 109:46.120] right? But you don't want your children to be stuck into theirs, you always want them to grow. So even though you're consciously aware
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[109:46.120 --> 109:54.540] of that, like, let's not act like this, let's not do this, you know what I mean? You may still make the decision as an adult, but you know, you try to, it's
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[109:54.540 --> 110:02.600] difficult. We gotta still grow too though. I know I'm scattered, like, it's difficult. We still growing too though, as adults and as parents and as things, like, I don't ever want to feel like
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[110:02.600 --> 110:10.800] I'm too old The way I'm no longer growing and learning and getting better at something. So if I know my temper or Something
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[110:10.800 --> 110:18.940] that I'm doing today is something I need to get better at for me to have a conversation with my child about that I have to display it first Okay It can no longer be do as
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[110:18.940 --> 110:26.980] I say. Nah, if I wanna go ahead and show you what being a man looks like in the future, there's no way in the world I can now go out here
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[110:26.980 --> 110:35.280] and wild out because I can't control my tempo or do this and that. Don't make sense. I mean, we kinda took a turn, but this shit fucked
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[110:35.280 --> 110:43.900] me up. Yeah, it's fucked up. It's fucked up, though. It's just here. Yeah, bro. It's just sad, yeah. But the fucked up part about it is, I
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[110:43.900 --> 110:52.260] feel Another 6 months, another year. Another 1. Another 1. And then we've become so normalized
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[110:52.520 --> 111:00.520] to just this being the outcome. Like the verdict, of course, hits us. I'm like, damn, fuck. But the damn fuck is another 1. 0, they got away
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[111:00.520 --> 111:08.640] with it again. So after coming off of that Ricky Chow case, right back to back, seeing a nigga kill a young black boy for
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[111:08.640 --> 111:17.320] nothing and then watching this happen, it's like a slap in the face. You kept up with the case, right? So they're basically saying that he
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[111:17.320 --> 111:25.660] stabbed him. I know he stabbed him, but he stabbed him from over here. Why was it not manslaughter? That's what I'm saying. Why was it murder, not manslaughter?
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[111:26.280 --> 111:34.340] Yeah, that's confusing. Look, think about it. It's the direct opposite of what we was talking about with the Ricky Chow shit? Like how do you convict this boy of murder?
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[111:34.700 --> 111:42.780] Because again, from every fucking log shit I've ever read, for murder you gotta have a motive and intent. Those are the 2 things that they try
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[111:42.780 --> 111:51.300] to prove. Once they prove murder, I mean motive, pardon me, they go to intent. You can't prove this boy left his house with the intent to kill anybody. Right.
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[111:51.300 --> 111:59.660] You can't. You know what I'm saying? So yo, he's looking at between 5 to 99 years, bro. Yeah, 5 to 99. What are we talking about? It's a black child. He's being tried as an adult.
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[112:01.240 --> 112:10.400] 5 to 99 years. So obviously. I think he, he adult right? Don't ask me. 17 right? 17, I think 17. Yeah.
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[112:10.460 --> 112:19.700] Let's see. Might be older than that, I'm not sure part of me, but yeah, dawg, I just think, 7, What's
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[112:19.700 --> 112:31.740] he say? The kid he stabbed was 17. Oh, because he was 17 at the time. And
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[112:31.880 --> 112:40.020] he didn't get charged with capital murder. So he not eligible for the death penalty He stabbed him when he was 17 The fact
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[112:40.020 --> 112:48.700] that the death penalty was even an option option if he was a year old like this Texas Now
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[112:48.700 --> 112:57.080] I'm not sitting here saying there should be no type of recourse or some type of something for killing someone, even if in self-defense. I'm
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[112:57.080 --> 113:05.360] not saying that, and I don't know what that looks like, but this to be... The charge itself is a slap in the face. The type of charge you got is a slap in the face.
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[113:05.360 --> 113:13.900] It's nasty. Everything about it is nasty. It is. Praying for his family. He's going to do that first year, wherever
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[113:13.900 --> 113:22.740] he's at, he's going to end up doing it. Because you say he's 17 right now, right? But he moving up to the adult. No,
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[113:22.740 --> 113:30.760] he's 17 when he stabbed the kid. Oh, so he's going to- He was 17 when he stabbed him, so I don't know how old he is now. Oh, he's 19
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[113:30.760 --> 113:38.860] right now. On June 9th, 2026, a Collin County Jewelry found 19-year-old Carmelo Anthony guilty of murder for
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[113:38.860 --> 113:46.920] the fatal stabbing of a fellow student. The verdict followed 3 hours of deliberation in McKinney, Texas trial. 3 hours. It only took him 3 hours to come
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[113:46.920 --> 113:54.940] to me. Dog, they were having court on Saturday. They were having trial. Oh, they want the gear. They're trying to make this thing quick. They said we want to speedy
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[113:54.940 --> 114:02.960] trial, let's end this, we ain't wasting a whole bunch of money here. And I should have known something was fishy with that. Should have known something was fishy because of history. Should have known something was fishy because of history should have known something was
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[114:02.960 --> 114:11.120] fishy because fucking they would they had people up there fucking They have people up there trying to determine how hard he was
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[114:11.120 --> 114:19.340] pushed Like all right once we trying to get to the severity of the push what the white boy did There's a bunch of
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[114:19.340 --> 114:27.380] white racist people in my mentions because I had mentioned like the same system that found Kyle Rittenhouse innocent
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[114:27.460 --> 114:35.640] and was able to let him go free should be the same system to understand why this young boy, if the claim is out of self-defense, whatever,
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[114:35.980 --> 114:44.200] and they killed me. They went in there, they went all kind of nigga crazy and all that. They don't be talking about no level of logic. It's like, all right, y'all got it. Y'all
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[114:44.200 --> 114:52.340] obviously just want black people to go ahead and be treated differently. That's 1 of the things though, like we bitch about where we
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[114:52.340 --> 115:00.520] live, we don't see that shit as much as they see that shit in some other areas and some other places. Like
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[115:00.520 --> 115:10.240] that shit ain't, yeah, that shit's sad, it kinda fuck me up. Yeah. All jokes aside, like, that shit is... On
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[115:10.240 --> 115:18.560] a related note in terms of actionable shit, this is why we need to be on juries. Thousand percent. You know, a lot of people joke about, brag about
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[115:18.680 --> 115:26.860] ducking jury duty, not going to jury duty. Who would kill my driver for going to that motherfucking jury duty? Nah, Joe, I said that shit not too long ago like yo, bro.
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[115:26.860 --> 115:35.220] My man was on grand jury He tried again. He's fired. Hey, but there was like there was 5 black jurors on Ricky
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[115:35.220 --> 115:43.460] Chow's case, right? I don't know. But we as a collective need to start going to jury duty.
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[115:43.940 --> 115:52.080] I came in here and talked about it. My man was on a case and the shit was like for a white person from the suburbs It was a cut-and-dry
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[115:52.120 --> 116:00.180] case like it was a stash on the side of a porch Right. Yeah, they don't know that that could have been anybody in the 3 family stash So my
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[116:00.180 --> 116:08.340] Around the corner might have stashed they shit there and every time you get a cell you walk up the block get your shit And come back like that don't register to them so anybody around
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[116:08.340 --> 116:16.820] the drugs. Oh, that's your shit I would do nothing but get beat up and jury duty No, you might be the foreman Might
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[116:16.820 --> 116:24.900] be a foreman I feel like everybody would would have come to
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[116:24.900 --> 116:33.100] terms with the facts of the case and be ready to get out of here, get home to their families. You'd be like, nah, hold on. But, I'm not so sure.
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[116:34.660 --> 116:42.760] You got no shot. Yeah, because they had no black jurors. And that's the point, like yo, the legal system says a jury over your peers. Peers, yeah, it's not your peers. We
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[116:42.760 --> 116:50.920] not peers. But that's where the race thing comes in, especially in this moment. Not just race, age, everything. A bunch of shit. But don't you status, economic, we not
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[116:50.920 --> 116:59.060] peers, but It could be if we be trying we stay trying to get out of jewelry Do you know I mean like I'm not saying that nowhere near is our
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[116:59.060 --> 117:07.120] fault But there's no consideration is any considerations for appeal on a decision or anything? I mean, they can appeal. I don't know what
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[117:07.120 --> 117:15.180] grounds they'll appeal on, but hopefully his legal team is on top of that. Jury duties are important. I see what you're saying. Yeah. You absolutely have to vote.
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[117:15.360 --> 117:23.460] You're joking or you're being serious? At least register to vote. We registered to vote too. We voted. You're joking or you're being serious? If you don't register to vote you can't be on the jury. Yeah,
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[117:23.460 --> 117:31.660] we voted Joe. Everybody in here voted. Yeah, different ways but they all voted. Everybody voted. I
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[117:31.660 --> 117:39.780] think most of us voted. Most of us. Everybody didn't have the sticker? What that mean? Oh, let's see. They said that you voted. Oh,
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[117:39.780 --> 117:47.960] that's like 1 of them things you gotta wear or it means you ain't voting. You didn't tell Ms. Jeffries, no, I don't want a sticker you go in there you take the sticker
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[117:47.960 --> 117:56.340] down me you put the stick on your forehead You got it. You got a sticker Anybody you voted Every
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[117:56.360 --> 118:04.500] vegetable voted. I think it also also not just the presidential election we got to do every year, these elections in terms of local, national, everything.
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[118:04.500 --> 118:12.540] The locals are really, really important. But you know what too, even with that, I want to get more educated on that because I don't want to just go in there voting
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[118:12.540 --> 118:20.540] just to cast a vote on something I don't really understand at all. I do want to get more educated on that. A lot of people just go in there and say, all right, well, I align with this party.
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[118:20.540 --> 118:30.060] So I'm just going to all the way down the line, vote this, vote that. And I think that's a little irresponsible to them. It is. It's really what we accuse the
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[118:30.060 --> 118:38.260] Republican people. You know what I mean? I think it's the same. Especially in smaller elections, I feel like. At least in my hometown, it
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[118:38.260 --> 118:46.420] wasn't necessarily Republicans locally and Democrats. 1 was good, 1 was bad. Like sometimes Republican would have been cooler. The
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[118:46.420 --> 118:56.440] candidate. Yeah, yeah. I agree. If you got locked up in this outfit. Uh-huh.
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[118:58.060 --> 119:06.820] See, we're approaching the 3 hours. Now tell me, now I want to hear this, I want to hear it, because I want to hear what the outfit got to do with anything If
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[119:06.820 --> 119:14.880] you got locked up in this outfit, uh-huh What'd you do what happened? Let's say 30 of them
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[119:15.660 --> 119:24.060] stepped you right on right on intakes around you yo take that off no no you crib now your grip now crib then
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[119:24.480 --> 119:34.000] huh okay I'm listening how would you denounce it like would you there's no there's no denouncing Now if I go up to Rikers, Rikers
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[119:34.000 --> 119:42.280] is heavily blood so I would really have a problem up there that's for sure. But it's not like there's no Crips up there. So
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[119:42.960 --> 119:51.930] depending on how the jail is populated, I just take my Shahada. Depends on what you would say. This is going to be that simple this time. Or, or,
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[119:53.000 --> 120:01.020] or, viva la Puerto Rico. I got to pick. At that point you got to pick. You got to learn some Spanish. There we go. I'm gonna figure something out. But I ain't mother.
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[120:01.020 --> 120:09.180] I ain't mother run. Survival is the key. Survival is the key in any situation. Whatever Jason survive. Shit, well, not
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[120:09.180 --> 120:17.300] whatever. I'm see. Not whatever. Yeah, I was walking you down. It's whatever. Nah, you almost fucking there,
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[120:17.300 --> 120:26.180] no, not whatever. It's different, yo. Uh-uh. Hey, man. Joe, I want to congratulate you. Congratulate who?
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[120:26.280 --> 120:34.740] Joe. Joe Budden. That's the Joe Budden podcast. What do you do? Joe Budden Network. He made Jason Lee's my Rushmore of media personalities. Wait.
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[120:35.620 --> 120:43.780] Jason Lee from Hollywood a lot? That's the 1, yeah. Y'all good now? Okay. No, I think he implied that they're not really so good,
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[120:43.780 --> 120:51.980] but he disrespects, you know what I mean? That's dope. Respects the crowd. Shout out to Jason for being objective, as he always is. That's dope, man. Even if y'all got beef, he still
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[120:51.980 --> 121:00.040] was able to put you on his... Yeah, they said his Wichita McCallar was on fire the other day. What? His Gala. They said the nigga Gala
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[121:00.040 --> 121:11.800] was really, really dope. I heard great things about it, yeah. I wish I could have made it Well,
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[121:11.800 --> 121:20.400] she's on the Mount Rushmore Charlemagne, okay Angie And himself, of course and you for a media. Yeah
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[121:20.980 --> 121:29.120] Okay Restart seen this They just be skipping over the other greats. Like who? Like Imani.
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[121:29.680 --> 121:37.740] Wendy. Star. A lot of people be having a bad taste in their mouth from from Wendy. Here's what I'm learning. I love her. She's always gonna
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[121:37.740 --> 121:45.740] be in my mind. Wendy should always be on there. I know Howard is not really popular for the blacks. But gotta kind
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[121:45.740 --> 121:53.800] of respect him. Really? Yeah. Yeah, but you gotta be a different type of black to get the
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[121:53.800 --> 122:01.880] shit that he was on. He was on bullshit. That's all he was. Sway. I don't know. And this was, I guess, my rush for modern media, To be
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[122:01.880 --> 122:10.100] clear, so maybe that's why Howard and Wendy were not included. That makes sense. Which that means Hollywood. That motherfucking dark side
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[122:10.100 --> 122:18.280] of the 90s when they were talking about shock jocks and this is the OP and Anthony shit. That shit was bugging. Crazy.
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[122:18.500 --> 122:26.520] They were bugging. That shit was a fucking movement. Was that the joint, what's the comedian? He used to go in there often. Yeah. The 1 that
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[122:26.520 --> 122:35.160] passed, great. Patrice. Patrice, Patrice O'Neal. He used to go in there often. He used to go in there and bug out. Yeah, he did. Yeah. 1 of them, I forgot which 1. How
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[122:35.160 --> 122:43.620] the fuck would, but I mean, confirmed thoughts. Shit, Howard. It just proved thoughts I have about Sirius in that building. Howard
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[122:43.620 --> 122:52.020] was up there doing blackface. What? Howard was bugging. Ang was getting the N word off Under
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[122:52.020 --> 123:00.060] the guise of just saying it. But at some point, it looked like he had had a change of heart. I'm not saying, you can never know what's
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[123:00.060 --> 123:08.540] truly in someone's heart. But at some point, it looked like he was trying to make amends for a lot of the shit he did and
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[123:08.720 --> 123:16.980] is no longer on it like that. That is how it looked. He tamed. Opie and Anthony, and it's only 1 of them that I'm talking about.
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[123:17.100 --> 123:25.140] I just don't know which 1. Homeboy was doubling and tripling down the whole way. Fuck you blacks, fuck niggers, hate
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[123:25.140 --> 123:34.960] them. You got a problem, sucker dick. He was a mess. I remember. He was so bad, I'm gonna go watch it again Get
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[123:34.960 --> 123:43.080] a refresher. No, for real. He was bad. He was bad. It's fucked up with open Anthony. You want to say hey It's open but then suck a dick Fuck that. I never
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[123:43.080 --> 123:52.020] watched him. Yeah, I remember fuck. I remember I was turned it my niggas with DMX. Yeah Oh
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[123:52.020 --> 124:00.260] now they said that shit and never apologized for it. They just said that shit like. I hate that. Yeah. He got that shit off easy. You gotta apologize for shit. I remember
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[124:00.260 --> 124:08.350] Ted Danson even recently re-apologized. He just did. That was dope. For when he wore the black face at Whoopi Goldberg's day. And I like what he said about it too. Why he's saying
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[124:08.350 --> 124:16.400] it again today. He was like, if someone today went back and saw that moment then, and I didn't still feel comfortable addressing it today, it
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[124:16.400 --> 124:24.520] would look like I did not care about the effects of how it came off. He's like, I know it came off wrong. I know no matter what I explained to you from
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[124:24.520 --> 124:32.520] what I was thinking back then, it wouldn't justify the image that you see today. I think that was dope. It was Anthony, right? Anthony's the racist 1. Yeah, I thought so. He's a
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[124:32.520 --> 124:40.740] fucking piece of pure shit. Yeah. All right, so you Mount Rushmore. You going to sit with Jason?
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[124:41.400 --> 124:49.400] But you didn't need Jason to tell you. Of modern media? No. That's what I'm saying. No. But
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[124:49.400 --> 124:57.500] I thought he was doing an old movie my conversation Where would you put Joe? I? Mean below Charlemagne for sure
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[124:58.280 --> 125:06.300] Okay, then there's 3 other spots. It is Jason then it sure is active. They're not really ranked on the Mount Rushmore. They're all the same, you know what I
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[125:06.300 --> 125:15.120] mean? I'm just saying I'm not sure he'd make my Rushmore. Cause there's only 4. There's only 4 spots, I mean, there's Charlamagne for sure. You said that. There's Angie.
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[125:15.120 --> 125:23.180] Jason for sure. Angie's, to me Angie's another status. Angie's status, she's like OG, but better than everybody. Jason. Academics
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[125:23.180 --> 125:31.240] for sure. Academics for sure. I mean, above Joe, I mean. Kisonat and what he's done. Kisonat, definitely. Oh shit. Yeah. I forgot about that. Did
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[125:31.240 --> 125:39.620] his daily from the stop? Oh shit. I mean, this argument could be- This is elevation. This is elevation. This is an argument. Cases
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[125:39.620 --> 125:47.800] could be made for people. I really like
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[125:47.960 --> 125:56.220] what some of these new streamers are doing, you know? How about you? I mean, yeah, I don't know. I mean, he'd be in the conversation though. I would put, I definitely
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[125:56.220 --> 126:04.620] would put Charlamagne. I like Art of Dialogue. Vlad. Oh, I mean that's- You gotta put Vlad in there. Big
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[126:04.800 --> 126:12.920] Adam. Danza, come on, man. True. Homeboy, I like him. Big Bank. Big Bank. Oh, Bank is legend. That's a fact. I fuck with bank. I love his
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[126:12.920 --> 126:21.480] interview and then you See be right there give me in the mix. They just had to get a couple other mounts. Yeah, right. Rush
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[126:21.480 --> 126:30.440] more, built more. Horrible decisions. It's a couple. It's some people. They know it. What's
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[126:30.440 --> 126:38.920] up? You good? Let me kill. Hey, boys. I have a job. I know you have a job. Got
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[126:38.920 --> 126:47.080] some good, more good news. Nah, I'm not playing with you, no. He pump faked. Got some more good news, yo. He pump faked last time. I ain't playing with him. Come on, you got more good news, yo. No, he pump faked last time. You're pushing me off the
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[126:47.080 --> 126:55.140] phone. Come on, yo. All right. You know I'm at work. Last time you did this, I thought that we had
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[126:55.140 --> 127:03.240] something popping and it wasn't it was bad it was really really so why yeah
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[127:03.240 --> 127:11.260] it was bad but so what are you doing well I was calling update you on some things but nothing crazy. I just thought maybe you're on a break
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[127:11.680 --> 127:19.860] On the break. Yo, we love you You look like you look like you're on your last leg This
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[127:19.860 --> 127:28.180] is how they all look toward the end of a workday Would you but you still want to keep paying look? Let me see the rest of everyone. What's up shortsman
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[127:28.340 --> 127:36.560] on their phone? Yeah, yeah You have 74% of
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[127:36.560 --> 127:45.120] your cast on the phone while you're broadcasting. Actually, we're not broadcasting. He's FaceTiming with you. And 1 out sick after a long night of Henny Palooza. Who's
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[127:45.120 --> 127:53.340] my Henny Palooza? That shit still open? No. No. They said they wanted you to open it. We'll get back to it. I thought maybe you'd be done. All right. No,
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[127:53.340 --> 128:01.520] I'll be done in about 10 minutes. These guys will be done in another 40. OK, call me when you're done, all right? Yo, what up? Hey, Flip, I
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[128:01.520 --> 128:10.520] love you. Nah, nah, nah, nah. I love all you guys, bro. And Flip, Just stop loving on me until you come by my place. All right, what? That's
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[128:10.520 --> 128:19.340] how you get the 1 you do already told about 2 weeks left in his deal 6500 Yeah We're
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[128:19.340 --> 128:27.340] reducing. Yes. Oh for sure for sure. All right, we'll talk about it when I get off. 1 day a week, right? And half the day over. No, day
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[128:27.340 --> 128:35.740] and a half. There you go. What we talked about. Alright, I got it. Call Marnie, tell her write it up. I'll have Marnie send me an agreement tonight. Your
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[128:35.740 --> 128:43.760] email, your email. Don't even say that to no lawyer Trevor Robb
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[128:45.600 --> 128:53.620] Trevor Robb at Yo! At Hotmail! Trevor Robb at Hotmail! Hey yo
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[128:53.620 --> 129:02.020] well done! You said Trevor Robb got milk. What'd you say? No I didn't say that. I said Trevor Robb
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[129:02.200 --> 129:10.280] at Hotmail. I didn't hear what you had to say. I didn't hear him. That's why I was like what? How long you had that polo sweat on? That's polo sweat of 4 I
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[129:10.280 --> 129:19.180] mean, years. Yeah right, vintage joint. Well how many years cause you've had it? Cause you used to be slimmer. Yeah.
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[129:19.180 --> 129:27.200] It's a little big on him. Oh, you're trying to say he didn't wear big clothes back then? I had this for years. Know what I'm saying? Real shit, like when you, nah, y'all think I'm kidding. He used to wear big clothes
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[129:27.200 --> 129:35.320] back then? When you fluctuate in weight, and I'm going through that, like I can't just wear everything. That shit look bigger than him. It look like it fit now, but he ain't used
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[129:35.320 --> 129:43.560] to be the size. That's what I'm saying. I'm not trying to be funny. I don't know what to say, nigga. I've
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[129:43.780 --> 129:53.960] had this sweat. Was it oversized? Was it baggy back in the day at least you probably see pictures of Parks Basement with this 1 Do
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[129:53.960 --> 130:02.300] you look at pictures of Parks Basement? He took my name so my weight bother you if they play with your weight. No, I'm handsome. Fuck you talk about oh shit
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[130:03.580 --> 130:11.600] I think you should do a day a first day of Everyone being on the podcast and then do a picture of how to look now and just compare the 2. I
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[130:11.600 --> 130:19.860] got a better idea Do I say we auction off each pod member to raise money for
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[130:19.860 --> 130:27.900] a charitable event. Auction off how? Like they did, man, man, I'm not back there. Everything is from a Save By The Bell episode with me. Hey, pause, get the fuck out of here. You say
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[130:27.900 --> 130:35.900] auction. Auction off. Yeah, we say auction. My body is not for sale. No, no, you wouldn't have to fuck. Oh, OK. Well, I mean. You need to say more, in
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[130:35.900 --> 130:44.040] mind that you can't fuck. Oh, no, I'm fucking. Like auction off a night with or a date with or a dinner with. Feet
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[130:44.040 --> 130:52.100] pics. A dinner with? No. So we're going to give you to whoever the bidder is. All of us, same shit. I'll auction off
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[130:52.100 --> 131:00.280] feet pics for charity. See, there's a funny part of this that can happen though They joking around I'm really trying to raise Like a cause that we care about now you care
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[131:00.280 --> 131:10.800] about no, I gave our man causes You just wouldn't know we don't hang out and talk. What cause do you care about the most? Stop that shit, bro. The most? Honestly,
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[131:11.720 --> 131:20.020] cancer research. There you go. That's fine. A lot of family members that have died from cancer. Very rare cancer recipes
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[131:20.100 --> 131:28.300] to my Uncle Mike. I Had someone that smoked for most of my life. And then somebody that just thinks they pulling a wool over your eyes and they have a cure like in Iowa
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[131:28.300 --> 131:36.440] somewhere. It's like, Somewhere they got a fucking cure. I'm a man think I'm 45 if I live to be 90 That's another 45.
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[131:36.440 --> 131:45.120] So y'all about to tell me word 90 is we just never got closer You're the fuck out of you a lot closer than we used to be to be it was super close. Yeah Contic
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[131:45.120 --> 131:53.400] cancer. Yeah Russia has a cure are you spreading hyperbole ish
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[131:53.400 --> 132:02.080] yeah seriously because that's important shit from Russia yeah we got cure for herpes ain't no cure for that herb Vaseline
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[132:04.660 --> 132:12.980] Vaseline nah is you got a joint coming over, you got the herbs, just rub a little bit of my fucking Vaseline. Joe, what? Slit it off.
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[132:13.540 --> 132:21.740] You wild. Why the heck you put herb on your herb? Yeah, you niggas act like y'all weren't around in the 90s, man. Y'all
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[132:21.740 --> 132:29.740] are fly with somebody You were fly with somebody no herpes. I mean that no herpes. That's herpes. Yes you were But I didn't
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[132:30.440 --> 132:38.460] see Yeah, I did I did a couple girls that told me they had it. Huh? Yeah, but when I was in the 90s, that was a dual break. Slow down,
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[132:38.460 --> 132:47.000] Ike. Same, I passed them off. Yeah, we didn't have sex. She used to tell me before we had sex, and I was like, and I actually wish I dealt with it better now. What?
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[132:47.100 --> 132:55.100] Now, how you gonna use the con? Just got the head, right? No. No. Wait, yeah. That's
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[132:55.100 --> 133:03.100] how you do it. Actually, yeah. Actually. Hey, yo, let me get the You got 1 or 2? Dome me out. Type 1 or Type 1 or type 2? No, but that's before she told me. I got type 2. I mean, I want it anyway,
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[133:03.100 --> 133:11.220] but that's before she told me. Let me get that domey. You got type 1 or type 2? I got type 2. This is crazy. Yo, the auction shit would be funny. I go lie. It'd be
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[133:11.220 --> 133:19.360] dope. I do. The auction shit is only funny though if we find out certain certain people Get auction for like low numbers
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[133:19.360 --> 133:27.740] like what I was gonna ask you Let's just that's a question Give it how high cancer means to you how much cancer means to you how high is on your priority list, if you really needed
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[133:27.740 --> 133:35.840] to raise the proper amount of money, Who would you auction off? Oh, see, but I'm not, now you're making it for real now. I'm not, we're not auctioning out of you niggas for
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[133:35.840 --> 133:44.040] cancer research. I'm just saying, who do you think can get the most money for the fuck? Me. No, you're saying you'll get the money. I'm saying you auctioning other niggas off. You'll get the money and donate the money to
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[133:44.040 --> 133:52.060] cause whatever money that's better paid. Yeah. Honestly, I think most of y'all would bring back decent money. I think
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[133:52.060 --> 134:00.060] so too. I was about to add. I think between Isha and Mona, they would get the most. Yeah, try the Mona, I think Mona would get the most. Try the Mona, Mona would kill.
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[134:00.060 --> 134:08.300] I think between them 2. Yeah, I would sell them separately though. No package. To bring more. You're gonna bring more. That's what I'm saying, yeah. Y'all
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[134:08.300 --> 134:16.320] was watching some shit, you was saying, when I was like, you was getting some shit off. What I'm saying, it was bad. That's 1 of your little things that you do. What?
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[134:16.320 --> 134:24.360] This quite stupid shit you do, you be like, yo, it was bad. Knowing it was bad when you said it. I don't know what he's talking about. It don't matter, but you do it a lot.
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[134:24.440 --> 134:32.600] I know I say bad shit at work, but I don't know what he's talking about. What'd you say? What'd you say, Flip? Something about, I saw a video. See, he don't even know. I do know. That's what happens when
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[134:32.600 --> 134:40.800] you try to take somebody talking points, you know what I mean? I don't want to highlight the video. I don't want to highlight the video. I don't think I said nothing bad. Tell me if it's bad, I'm too take it out. No, it's already
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[134:40.800 --> 134:49.280] out about Ishimona. Oh, did they fuck? No, I'm just talking about some talking shit. But that's fucked up though. That was wild to even say, man. Why would you say that? I never.
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[134:49.700 --> 134:57.820] Why you do that to him? That's why his wife was like a principal today. Yeah, I'm scared out. You can't
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[134:57.820 --> 135:06.000] play like that. Ish called his girl today while we were on air. You did? Yeah. She didn't sound like, look at me. And she didn't sound like Chad GBT
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[135:06.000 --> 135:14.460] at all. Nah, he's a piece of ass. I'm surprised you did. Well, it was terrific because they were saying that Ish was talking about buying flowers every week. They
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[135:14.460 --> 135:22.560] were saying he was lying. I wasn't talking about that. They knew what they were talking about. Oh, it came up. So then Ish called to verify that he wasn't lying. And he wasn't. He wasn't. He really
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[135:22.560 --> 135:30.740] does have someone. You met him before. Nice to meet you. Great person. Great people. You knew he had someone. No, I didn't know. You thought he wasn't a real person? I mean, how would I know? But
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[135:30.740 --> 135:50.420] now... You think, hold on, you think if Ish didn't have someone, you don't think that Ish would be... You know how many niggas I know pretend to have some money Move
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[135:50.420 --> 135:58.440] in my life I think it's just doing that. No, I would like that And if I found out he was, it would be bad. Meet the shit out of Ish. No, I don't think he's
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[135:58.440 --> 136:06.600] doing it. I'm talking shit, but I'm scared of that lady. And don't call her no more. What do we call her, Ish? His girl. Not forever.
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[136:06.700 --> 136:14.800] Miss K, Miss A. What do we call her? Ish girl. Ish girl? OK. Well, I thought it was that choice she did
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[136:14.800 --> 136:24.400] to her. She's like Miss Abadir or some shit. I thought it was Pro Choice. I'm just throwing shit out there. Yeah, Mona's buttoning that nigga all around. Nah,
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[136:24.640 --> 136:32.710] I ain't with that Pro Choice, Jaby, unless you go read. But they can just like, wait, what? Who said that? That's not what she asked me. Wait, who
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[136:32.710 --> 136:40.760] said that? She asked me under what situations would I support abortion. And that's in a certain situation. Then it became a
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[136:40.760 --> 136:48.960] broader conversation. I was having a conversation about that situation. So you don't support abortion? No, I do under situations that's
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[136:48.960 --> 136:56.980] not true I wouldn't do that today
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[136:57.820 --> 137:07.340] not today back in the day we wouldn't what today Joseph what you mean? Today
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[137:07.340 --> 137:15.420] I would not go to a woman if I got pregnant and say you have to go get an abortion or actually get an abortion. I wouldn't do that. Yeah, some words. Yeah, some words. I wouldn't do that. I don't, I
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[137:15.420 --> 137:24.540] don't. Today I would not go to her house, ring her doorbell 3 times. I wouldn't go there. I ain't you niggas. I
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[137:24.540 --> 137:32.980] know what I'm doing. I wouldn't go in a cab. I know that's what you need. I wouldn't do that to her. I said today, the
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[137:32.980 --> 137:41.340] minute that was had, I wouldn't feel right to go to her and say you have to Do this because I don't want to have it. I wouldn't do that. All right cool She's
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[137:41.340 --> 137:49.440] pregnant and I'm gonna go have an abortion. That's her body of choice So you are pro choice? I said, I... You said
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[137:49.440 --> 137:57.700] no! In that situation, I was responding to the situation with the 2... In your personal life, what do you believe? I'm
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[137:57.700 --> 138:06.020] with you guys, I agree. I am pro choice. I was smart in that situation. In that situation, with the couple, That's what I was talking about. That was my answer
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[138:06.020 --> 138:14.120] about that situation. Let me ask you 1 more question. Just 1 more question. I'm gonna break it down. Split it up. Are you a pro? If she comes to you and says, I'm a pro.
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[138:14.420 --> 138:22.740] If she comes to you and says, I'm on the fence, the decision is yours. What do you do? Oh. I've had this happen before. Answer the fucking question! Yo!
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[138:23.300 --> 138:31.400] I've had this happen before. What do you do? I didn't ask that. The child's alive. What'd he say? The child's alive.
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[138:32.080 --> 138:40.080] I'm telling y'all, I'm telling y'all what happened. Someone came to me and said, yo, boom, boom, what do you want to do? And I said, no, we're having a baby. That's what I
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[138:40.080 --> 138:48.080] did. So as an example, as someone who's done that. That's what I'm asking. That's it. And did y'all little spill, were y'all trying to paint my man in a
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[138:48.080 --> 138:56.300] certain light the fuck Or that was just not your true no that was a choice that's fair
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[138:56.500 --> 139:04.580] It's choice you would choose that for you, but you want you because I'm gonna show something different. That's for us I respect it. It's peace. God bless you. It's peace if that happened again
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[139:04.580 --> 139:15.200] You'd make the same choice. Mm-hmm, and if having 10 more times you make this into a bless. All right He just told you he's lit now, nigga. You haven't had that shit. I believe he's being pro-tweety. You haven't had abortions. I
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[139:15.200 --> 139:26.000] support you. He might just write it on a note. Slide it across the table. You better not keep that. And
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[139:26.000 --> 139:34.340] if you guys could not tell, I'm totally out of topics. Yeah. Ah, it's that time. Look at this ugly ass.
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[139:35.840 --> 139:43.980] Hey, Mike, it's gonna be fly like you, you know. Look at the bodies sitting there. Look at Mark. Come on, I'm done, Mark. I'm done. Yeah, I said time I'm
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[139:43.980 --> 139:52.400] done. We're not drag It's Friday, right? Yeah, I have a report. I'm going to Puerto Rico tomorrow. Oh, sure. Go for it. You have what?
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[139:52.460 --> 140:00.480] I'm going to Puerto Rico tomorrow. They cheap out there. What's the deal? Flights, right? Cheaper. Hotels. Flights. Yeah,
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[140:00.480 --> 140:08.560] flights are cheap. Oh, flights. Flights are very cheap. Flights, abortions, exports. What are you going to be doing out there? A
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[140:08.560 --> 140:17.580] body of choice. I've never been. I wanted to go somewhere before my kids get here so I can just chill for a couple of days. So this is the vacay. It's
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[140:17.980 --> 140:26.180] 2 days. But I've never been. You going to DoLo? Yeah. That's a good move. Where in Puerto Rico you going to be? O. San Juan.
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[140:26.320 --> 140:34.320] That's a good spot. So you going to make yourself to see family and shit? No, just going. I've never been. I feel like there's 1 of the places where at this point in life you should go. You
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[140:34.320 --> 140:42.820] should go. Yeah. So, I'm just going to go. That's good. That's good. You're going out there for a couple hours. Yeah, a couple hours. Come
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[140:42.820 --> 140:51.260] right back. Stop. Stop. You know. I'm talking about down there. I'll come right back on Monday so I can be here for Tuesday. Exactly. But then that ain't 2 days.
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[140:51.300 --> 140:59.420] Saturday. Oh yeah, you're leaving Saturday. Yeah, leave Saturday, Sunday. Oh, nigga, I'm gonna call the fuck out Friday, boy. You crazy? I don't know when they're gonna work on Friday.
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[140:59.420 --> 141:07.460] It's not that serious. He always say that shit, but didn't. Yeah, it's not that serious. Well, have fun. Puerto Rico's nice. Enjoy, man. Thank you. Great time. Let me know if you need some
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[141:07.460 --> 141:15.560] spots. I do. Action. OK. Y'all never stop him from doing
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[141:15.560 --> 141:23.740] that. What? That shit. I know. He's such a funny guy. What did I do? What about
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[141:23.740 --> 141:31.860] you says, you know the Puerto Rico spots? You used to spend weeks at a time in Puerto Rico? There you go. Years? There you go. Shut them down. You were there for 25 years?
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[141:31.860 --> 141:40.100] Shut them down. Why? Why did you come out there? Shut them down. Fuck you talking about. Just ignore that guy. But yeah. Why did you
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[141:40.100 --> 141:48.120] say it? You said it in the right spot. Yeah, I figured. The beach I want to go to is. It's probably in Carolina, though. Viejo San Juan. I mean
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[141:48.260 --> 141:56.480] in Isla Verde. Yes, Isla Verde. Hilton San Juan. Isla Verde is, yeah, that's like right when you land. Yeah, that's right there. Yeah, that's a friend. They got old San Juan too. And there's some, if you want the shaky
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[141:56.480 --> 142:04.940] butt, go to Condado. I've heard about that, right? Yeah, I'll be there. Condado? Condado, yeah. I'll be there. I got you. Appreciate it. I'm gonna give you. Oh nigga goon daddo
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[142:06.500 --> 142:14.600] Doom daddo. Mark ended me That's why you the little brother in that hierarchy nigga. I'ma still shoot at you. You can't do it nigga He ended me nigga.
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[142:15.060 --> 142:23.260] You ain't gotta jump up cuz he did it. I'm surprised you still looking. You ain't gotta jump up cuz he did it. I've been ending you for 5 years. Don't jump up and get bumped cuz he did it, nigga. This nigga won't die. This nigga won't die. I've
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[142:23.260 --> 142:31.980] chopped the head off this nigga about 77 times. Medusa ass nigga. I'm done, man. Imani, have a good time. Yeah, same to you. Be safe, bro. Thank
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[142:31.980 --> 142:47.380] you. Wrap it up. Strap up. I'm not going out there for that I
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[142:47.380 --> 142:55.420] come all this way to where he don't fucking got no money. I can see it now, he mind it, just don't learn. You know what time
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[142:55.420 --> 143:03.480] it is, he put the ism in tourism. Yo, let's go, yo. It's for great y'all. Yo, he's putting
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[143:03.480 --> 143:11.700] the ism. You know he's going to put the ism in tourism. What? I'm done, we ain't got talk. Fuck y'all. Fuck the bad customers and the subscribers and all of the money and the windfall
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[143:11.740 --> 143:20.200] of cash that's been coming in. Fuck it. Oh yeah. Oh what? Oh yeah. Hold on, hold on.
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[143:20.700 --> 143:32.040] Everybody slow down. Fuck the summer bonuses. Summer bonuses. Hey yo, Patronis. Work. Oh yeah. Fuck this summer bonuses. Hey, yo Petronis. We'll
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[143:32.040 --> 143:33.160] see you next week.