November 10, 2025 • 49 mins
Gizelle and Robyn look ahead to BravoCon 2025 and discuss Dulles Airport, weird fan encounters, adult refresher courses, geography, listener letters, Green-Eyed Bandits, celebrity dating, sweatshirt stealing, fake names, Dawn Moore, and more!
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Welcome to Reasonably Shady, a production of The Black Effect
Podcast Network and iHeartRadio.
Speaker 2 (00:14):
Welcome to another episode of Reasonably Shady. I am Jaselle Byance.
What's up? What's up? I'm Robin Dixon. Thank you for
being here with us. Reasonably shady, reasonably shady, weird in
that building, weird in that building. No, okay, I was
going for it. Do you walk around your house like
(00:35):
excited and happy? Yeah, most days by yourself, Like yeah,
like sing you just blurt out weird. Okay, I'm I
blurting out weird. So I'm not really like singing, but
I'm like, I'm happy. I'm in like a good space
mentally and emotionally. Yeah, that's awesome. Yeah, fantastic. I might
even like work on my reasonably shady rap, reasonable shady,
reasonably shady, bady, wady katy. Okay, moving on, Oh my god. Okay,
(01:02):
and I don't do drugs. That's impressive, I know, right, Okay,
so okay, wait wait, wait, we're getting we're getting close
to Thanksgiving? Robin, are we ready? Are we ready to
throw down? Not only are we close to Thanksgiving, we're
getting closed to Bravo con Oh yes, do I'm not
(01:25):
ready for that either. Bravo, con here we come. We
can't wait to see y'all. It's gonna be amazing. Yes,
we have a couple of things that we're doing together, right, Yeah,
what do we have like photo apps? Yeah, we have
some photo ops. Come see me and Rob and come
hang out with us. Yeah, yeah, definitely, I have a
couple traders panel. Yes, that's important. What are you gonna say?
(01:47):
You're a liar? I should have been. I don't know.
Speaker 1 (01:50):
I'm curious, but they did. They sent us like some
questions and like mischievous, devious questions or yeah, so that'll
be interesting, okay, play like little games and stuff.
Speaker 2 (02:01):
But yeah, it'll be fun. Is the who's the who's
your host? Alan Cummings? Alan? Oh no, no, no, Alan
Cohen something Alan Cumming? Yeah? Is he going to be there? Oh?
Is he going to be there? I don't think so. No,
he's not on the panel. Okay, I think I think
he honestly, I think he probably lives and probably stays
(02:22):
in Scotland most of the time. From Scotland. Oh, okay,
I didn't know that at all, because you know he
was on a show. Yeah, his first wife or something.
He was on a show for a while. Okay, yeah, no,
he's he's like a well established actor and I think
it was like in Avengers movies and stuff. Yeah, yes,
love him. I'm doing I'm doing some meet and greets
(02:44):
with you, and I'm doing some with Karen, and I'm
doing a Love Hotel thing. Karen Hugoy Dumb will be
in the house. I think limited, you know, in a
limited capacity, but she is, uh Mike, she is going
to be looking for been the entire time. Okay, I
just want you all to know that. Now, Karen Huga
and Robin Dixon will connect Vegas and I can't I'm
(03:09):
here for it. Oh my, where are the cameras? They're
gonna have a run in. I'm gonna make sure it happens,
you know that right where? So that's gonna be fun.
I'm doing a Love Hotel panel and then you know,
obviously Potomac stuff. That's all I can think of right now.
(03:29):
So yeah, if you don't have a ticket, I don't
know if it's this is the sold out event yet,
but if not, they come through. Yeah. Yeah, it's a
good time. Meet us in Vegas. And the last one
was what two years ago. Yeah, and I think this
is the good a good pace. Every other every not
every every year was taking me out. It was a lot,
(03:52):
but this, you know, now it's like every other. It's
like now we're excited. It's like, okay, this is gonna
be fun. So yeah, so oh, I'm just wondering how
many hookups are going to happen? How many inter show?
I know because I just saw Heather Gay said she
had sex with or hooked up with She's proper, proper
(04:14):
street term hooked up with Captain Jason Oh really yeah?
Because you know salt Lake did below Deck they've merged.
She said she she gave with him while while they
were filming. I don't know about that, but she said, Okay,
is he okay with her telling people that? Well, I
was getting there. Typically you don't kiss and tell, kay,
(04:37):
Typically you keep the things that you do behind closed
doors behind closed doors. At least that's my bobs, right.
So I don't know how he feels about that, but
guess what, I guess he won't be doing that again. Yeah. Yeah,
because she revealed that. Don't know where she revealed it,
but we can find that out. Oh that's crazy, but
(04:58):
you know, maybe maybe she's a novice to get in
some I was getting ready to say to the rules
of the streets. Yeah, okay, I am not. Okay, let's
see here she do do do It's coming. It's so
funny like things. Time goes so fast.
Speaker 1 (05:22):
I'm like, when you say have the game, I'm reflecting
back to that time she had that black eye.
Speaker 2 (05:26):
Yeah, the black eye was wild. The black eye of
it all was wild. It wouldn't tell anybody where the
black eye came from, right, crazy? What girl? Crazy? I'm not.
I'm not saying. I'm not saying. So you just made
that up? No, no, no, no, no, no no, that's the
real thing. But I can't. I'm having a hard time
(05:47):
pulling up. I'm doing the podcast. So can I call
you back, honey, Bunny? Okay, bye, that was grace to
sell Brian. Okay, wait a minute, where's your shady moment?
You go first? Okay, So I was traveling recently because
(06:08):
you told me to go first, some scared scared about
what you're gonna say, Robin. Okay, So traveling recently and
flew into Dulles. Have you been there lately? Yeah? Okay,
Dallas is not in DC. It's like in Virginia, it's
but you know close. Apparently there's construction going on at
(06:29):
the Dallas Airport always always, but this is real in
the field these days. Okay. So my flight landed, we
went through like a zigzag. Inside I felt like I was,
you know, customs. Sometimes it's like you like you have
to walk far, but I was coming from not customs.
And then they put you on that little tram thing
(06:50):
at Dallas. Hate that, okay. So but the tram thing
was like, there are two trams. One was going to
other gates, one was going to baggage playing. So I
got on baggage claim on me and a bunch of
other people. The tram thing goes and stops, and then
the man it was going a baggage claim and other gates.
So it was like, okay, is this a stop for
(07:13):
everybody or is this just a stop for baggage claim people.
The man didn't say nothing. So I look at a
pilot who was near me on the little tram thing.
So I'm like, because when it stopped, some people were
getting off, some people weren't, okay, So I said, so
the guy come, looks at me, random guy and was like,
should we get off? Yeah? I said, I don't know.
(07:35):
I look at the pilot. I said, sir, should we
get off? He said, I don't know. I said, don't
you do this every day? And he was like, well,
the bridge is down. I have no idea what that means.
The bridge is down at Dallas means something. Yeah, what
does that mean? No clue. The pilot didn't know what
to do either. I said, well you need to figure
(07:57):
this out if you have other flights that you need
to a pilot. Yeah, so we got everybody got off. Okay,
I'm thinking I'm going straight to baggage claim. I keep
walking the arrows taking me to where baggage claim is.
I got to get on another train. Oh gosh, so
go to baggaslap. I decided that, Like the plane landed
(08:18):
in Alaska, right and I had to walk right two
trains to get out of their Oh my god, it
was weird. Yeah, so Dallas right now, y'all are being shady.
Y'all figure it out. But whatever is going on right now,
no one. First of all, no one knows where to go.
Everybody's asking everybody, and no one has an answer. Yeah,
so y'all figure it out Dallas. That's crazy because Dallas
(08:40):
was already a headache. Yes, Dallas is a headache, Like
that is the last airport I choose to go to.
We have three airports locally, and that is the last
one I ever want to go to. But now I'm
already a pain in that ad. But I'm only choosing.
I'm choosing now based off of non stops. So wherever
I was going, it was a NonStop I get and
(09:02):
I didn't know Dallas was landing planes in Alaska. And
then you got to figure it out, like it's it's
wild over there. So all right, we're gonna need dllas
you to figure it out quick.
Speaker 1 (09:11):
Yeah, because usually you get off the little tram and
you're at baggage playing.
Speaker 2 (09:14):
Yeah. No, no, I had to take two trams. Yeah,
and I just I was walking blind. Everybody was walking blind,
trying to figure it out, like or have some signage, right, yeah,
figure that out. Okay, Dallas, we're mad at you. Yes, okay,
So shady moment. It's not really like nothing really shady,
but it was just like a moment that made me
(09:35):
like pause for a second. So like the other day.
Speaker 1 (09:39):
We were in Virginia for basketball we were close to Richmond,
so in Henrico.
Speaker 2 (09:45):
Yeah, I've been there.
Speaker 1 (09:47):
So it's like me, Corey and Jan and we're walking
to our car and the parking lot's kind of empty because,
like it was, we played one of the last last.
Speaker 2 (09:55):
Games towards the day. So we're walking to our car,
so it's like real empty lot. We get to the
car in the car and they we're like, oh no,
like what's happening because there's a police officer oh following us,
no way, walking up to the car and I'm like,
oh shit, what what did y'all do? What did we do?
Speaker 1 (10:12):
Like I'm like, oh my god, like what did you
throw your gum wrapper on the ground or something?
Speaker 2 (10:16):
Because he's he is a literer, okay, he will litter, yes,
So he walked. The man walks up on the car
and he's like I love you, Oh god, no, I
miss you so much. Not the police, not the polic Like,
oh my, like my heart was like racing. I was like,
(10:36):
oh my god, gared me. I'm like what did I do? Oh?
I love you so much? Will you take a picture
with me? And did you tell him? Did you tell him? Okay?
I was like, oh my gosh. I'm like, I don't know.
Speaker 1 (10:52):
I was trying to figure out what we did because
it is likely that we did something.
Speaker 2 (10:55):
Or stop you so that he's not following you, stop
you before the whole walk to the car thing. Yes, yeah, nah,
oh man, y'all are riding dirty anyway, so that's a
whole other thing. Yeah, we ride am I that in
Like I said, I'm like, it's possible we did something.
I don't know, but yeah, be sure. But it was funny.
I mean he was really nice, super nice. I took
(11:17):
a picture with him. He's like, oh, yeah, I love
you know, for his wife. And he didn't mention his wife,
but he didn't say it was for his wife. He
just mentioned like he and his wife watched the show.
Like he definitely yeah, And most of the men usually
like recognize Wan and they'll like, you know, want to
like TikTok to him, but no, he was for you.
(11:38):
How does that make one feel? He's used to it now,
but it was definitely in the beginning. I remember he
was like, yeah, I'm sure it is because it's like
he was, you know, yeah, superstar Yeah in this area
like he was, so it was it was it was interesting,
and then it got funny for him, like he was
just he would just laugh because because when Wan was
(11:59):
like in the high of like his Maryland Wizard days,
and you know, he was very gracious with fans, but
there were times when he would just be like, oh,
like it would just you know, we be in the mall.
Speaker 1 (12:08):
And people just be coming up left and right, left
and right, letting. He would just be frustrated. And I
would always say to him, don't get frustrated. It's a
blessing that they care, very true, it's a blessing that
they love you, the blessing that they're coming to you.
So then he'll you know, if I'm in the situation, yeah,
a bunch of people coming up, He's.
Speaker 2 (12:25):
Like, it's a blessing, right, Yeah. I always it's funny
because I feel that. I mean I feel that way too.
It's it is a blessing. Yeah, until I was I
was coming home from Hampton, and I flew to Hampton,
so I was off the tail and I was off
the I had just taken five thousand pictures of Hampton,
which was fine. It's so funny. I saw you like
(12:48):
posting something and I was like, I bet she took
eight zillion pictures, but I timed it like I wasn't there.
I wasn't outside all day, Okay, yeah, I was in
and out. So this was Sunday morning, So Saturday night
I didn't really get any sleep, and then I had
a six am flight, so it's like five I'm in
(13:09):
the airport. It's like five fifteen in the morning, and
I'm sitting there and I'm waiting to board the flight
and this woman who walks up on me. Mind you,
I have on a hat shade. I'm just like, I'm
literally like sleeping and I'm done. I have no makeup on.
I'm done. She walks up to me and she was like,
oh my gosh, hi, I've been following you. I've been
waiting for you to sit down, so like, I don't
(13:31):
blow up your spots a picture, So what do you think?
This is own up my spot and I don't want
you to take this picture. It's five o'clock in the morning.
I said to her. I was like, you know what,
I really look crazy and she was like, no, you don't,
but you know I look crazy too. That doesn't make
me feel better. But I was gracious because it's a
(13:52):
blessing and I took the picture and she went on
her way. So it is funny to me when people
say I don't want to bother you, right, I'm like,
you don't have to say that, because don't say that part.
Or people want to tell you, like their life story
to work up to saying that they want to ask
for a picture, Just ask for the picture, yes, and
(14:13):
I'm fine with it. So funny all right, then it's
just so funny. Another experience we were in CVS recently
and I was getting them picking up a prescription. So
I'm like standing in the line with the prescription people
and they giving me my stuff, and then I asked
them for advice on like something else. So it was
like I needed to go down the aisle and get something.
(14:34):
So the guy that helped me, he like appears down
the aisle. He's like, oh, did you find what you're
looking for? And I'm like, yeah, I think I found him.
He was like, you look familiar, and I was like
and like when people do that, I used to play
a game with them and I can be like, oh,
I don't know what high school did you go to?
You know, I just start to like whatever and I'm like, oh,
(14:55):
I don't know, so, so I just kind of like, yeah, no,
he said you look familiar, and he has in his
phone on he has his phone up, yeah, and he
has my picture. Yeah, so of course you look familiar
because he googled you. Right, Yes, you already googled me.
You already pulled me up in your phone. You have
(15:17):
my whole it's like fifty pictures of me, you know,
like the Google picture search. Sir, right, does he show you? Yes?
So then I was like, yeah, I was on a
television show and he was like, oh, yeah, this is you.
And I'm like, oh, You're like stop. So I hate
it when they place dumb. I hate when people play dumb,
just flat out just be like hey, Robin, right, yeah,
(15:41):
and I'm fine with that, right, Yeah, totally hates out. Hey,
I keep it pushing, right exactly. Oh wait, before we
get into left, Yes, I want to talk about a
problem in our country. Okay, so many son or just
amongst adults.
Speaker 1 (16:01):
Okay, I feel like we need a refresher course just
on general things in life for adults.
Speaker 2 (16:11):
Yeah. I say this for two reasons, well multiple reasons.
Like when when I was in sad the radio in
the morning and they do those little quizzes like the
things that people get wrong are crazy, you know nothing
right right, nothing. So Jermaine dupri was on one of
the shows. I think it was like the I don't
know what they're called. Anyway, he was on one of
the morning shows and they put him to just quiz Okay,
(16:33):
I love it. So they asked him spell rhythm. Okay,
he should know that. Couldn't do it, right, he should
know it. He's a he's a producer. Yeah, he couldn't
spell rhythm. Couldn't do it. Okay, he yeah, couldn't do it.
Speaker 1 (16:47):
Fumbled that. Then it was like, how many continents are there? Okay,
guess how many he's that?
Speaker 2 (16:53):
How many fifty? Yes, he didn't know, he missed, he
misheard them. He thought countries, states or anything. He didn't know. No,
it was country is close to continent. So he said
it don't matter. Okay, he said, if someone asked me
how many continents there are, I'm going to say seven. Yes,
(17:15):
I mean, but that's like fourth grade. It's exactly, yeah, exactly.
Speaker 1 (17:18):
And then it was like another I can't remember, but
it was like it was just every time I was
like what what.
Speaker 2 (17:24):
Like co So then recently I came across this post
of this guy and he's going around asking people.
Speaker 1 (17:32):
Named the three countries in North America.
Speaker 2 (17:36):
Three countries in North America? Okay, can you do that?
Three countries in North America? Now that you're asking me?
Now that this is like United States is country in
North America? Okay? So North America is So we have
United States, we got Greenland up there or Iceland up there? No? Okay,
so wait wait, wait three because dick Hearts is not
(17:59):
gonna run in and say I'm stupid. Okay, South America. Okay,
I don't see my face, y'all see I'm speming. Three
countries in North America. Yes, okay, So North America we
have the United States, We have Mexico. We got Mexico. Waitt, Mexico.
Wait man, I'm gonna give you another one. Hold on,
(18:20):
and then we have North America, not South America. Wait
North Okay, we got Mexico. What am I missing? Okay?
Oh my god, you've proved, my boy.
Speaker 1 (18:35):
We need a refresher course mandatory in every five years.
Speaker 2 (18:39):
Oh my gosh's hold on? Oh my god, Canada, Mexico,
honts Okay, so I wasn't off. Yes, I said no,
I said United States and Mexico. I would never say Hondors.
I would never say Nicaros is not in North America.
It's on the list. It's one the lists. I don't
know what you're looking at. Three countries in North America. Canada, Mexico, Hondors, Nica,
(19:04):
Mohammad in North America. That's what it says at the top. Okay,
that's wrong. The three countries in North America. What Canada, yes,
the United States, yeah, and Mexico, Panama No, No, Okay,
that's Central America. It says countries in North America. Okay,
that's wrong. Okay, So the so the Internet, the AI
(19:27):
Internet is that's wrong. What we learned in school and
what we learned forever and ever. No, no Guatemala, no Jamaica,
Jamaica on that. So this list is telling you that
Jamaica is in North America. You see it at the top,
is this countries in North America. That's wrong. Okay, Well
(19:48):
you tell that to the Internet. You tell that to
that's wrong to the Internet people.
Speaker 1 (19:52):
You should not need the Internet to find out the
countries in North America.
Speaker 2 (19:56):
North America is a click. When I look at a map,
there's you name the seven. Okay, so we got Asia, Africa,
we have hold on, don't tell me. We've got Asia.
We got Africa. We have the North America. We have
(20:17):
the whole over there where Italy is and all that.
What's that called Europe? Europe? Yeah, Europe. We have two more,
three more we have over there where Iceland is. That's
something that's not connected to us, you know what. It's
so crazy because now I'm like, wait a minute, Iceland.
We have Iceland, we have South America, North America, South America, Africa, Asia, Europe.
(20:44):
That's six. We're missing one Australia Australia.
Speaker 1 (20:49):
But wait, okay, Asia, Africa, North America, South America.
Speaker 2 (20:53):
Yeah, Asia. What is wrong with my internet? Oh my god,
Robin Empire internet field? Because I can't get on the
Antarctica an okay, right where the Iceland is up there?
So yeah, I got along, But it is so weird.
Why is Central America not consider a continent because it's
connected to something I don't know?
Speaker 1 (21:12):
Okay, right, yeah, Asia, Africa, North America, South America, Antarctica,
Europe and Australia.
Speaker 2 (21:17):
Yeah, yes, yes. Okay, so Central America got lost in
the sauce. However, Yes, I was crying, laughing, and I
was like, okay, we need a refresher course. We do
we need Yeah, we need to take the GED test. Yeah, yeah, yes,
like every ten years or so. Yes, because it's it's
(21:39):
actually really comical how much basic facts we don't know. Yes,
And I was gonna it's so funny.
Speaker 1 (21:48):
I was going to play a video of my family
trying to figure that out.
Speaker 2 (21:52):
I knew that Carter was going to get it, and
he did. But Corey and jan were both stumbling on
the three continents. But hey, you did it yourself. I
mean the three countries, the three countries and North America. Well,
obviously Robin's list and the rest of the world's list
are two different. Let's not right. That's not right unless
they're including the Central American countries. But that's not part
(22:13):
of North America. Okay, we've got some letters trade. We're
moving on. Okay, So now I feel sorry for the
kids and wine because the Robin in here is making
them take tests. Well, see me and Carter, will we go?
We love it? Okay, Okay, all right, Carter knows everything.
That's so crazy. Yes, oh I love that. I asked him.
Speaker 1 (22:32):
I'm like, it was a quiz thing and one of
the questions is like, what is the deepest trench in
the world?
Speaker 2 (22:37):
Oh, what is that the Nile? That's a river. Yeah,
but it's a trench and with war on top the
Grand Canyon. A trench is like under under the ocean floor.
No it's not, No, it's not. A trench is like,
a trench can be through listen, establishing reason with shady
(23:01):
y'all go think we're real idiots. Okay, a trench can
be through mountains. It's an excavated channel in ground. Yeah,
oh in ground Yeah, in ground. So I guess that
could be like the Grand Canyon. Yeah, okay, tell me
about a trench.
Speaker 1 (23:15):
Okay, deepest. So I'm like, okay, so we don't even
know what a damn trench is. So I ask him
what's the deepest trench in the world. He says, the
Mariana Trench.
Speaker 2 (23:24):
Wow. He reads a lot of books. He's just like
really into geography and oh I love that stuff like that. Okay,
I'm like, what what does he want to do when
he grows up and retires us? All? He originally thought
he wanted to be like a physical therapist. Okay, but
he might not want to do all like the dyer
(23:45):
he had, like the fiancy work for it. So I'm
not quite sure. Yeah, Angels going through all that now,
it's tough. Yeah, she's struggling. So Angel called us on
our break me and ribs breaking. She was complaining about
just school stuff. But you don't want to hit You
don't want those phone calls. Oh, I mean later in life, right, yeah? No, anyway,
(24:06):
moving on, Okay, So we've got a couple of letters
that we need to read and go through. One in
particular from you know, by the way, I got a
d M from somebody that said stop reading letters from
Dick Hurts. I got that too. Did you should we
follow that? Okay?
Speaker 1 (24:22):
So she said it because he used a one of
his like names, was like a racial slur.
Speaker 2 (24:29):
Oh, but I believe Dick Hurts is black. Wait which time.
Speaker 1 (24:34):
When he was talking about the when you said you
had to get the that Erica had to send her
passport to Ghana, Yes, and he was like, if you
do your research, you'll see that.
Speaker 2 (24:46):
Nick Gerr from yeah, from the office or whatever is
who you're supposed to, like, I didn't. That went over
my head. It went so far over my head. Yeah. Yeah,
but I think Dick Hurts is black, so because she
was like, he's like playing y'all or whatever, and I'm like, well, yeah, yeah,
we're in on the play. Yeah yeah, but I think
he's black. Yeah, I didn't. I didn't know that he
(25:08):
said that. And yes, that is a racial slur and
that should not be said. So I'm right. I'm sorry
that I said. I repeat it. I'm sorry went over
our heads. Yeah you got it, you got us, Dick, Yeah,
you got it, but we're calling you out, Dick. Cut
it out, Yes, cut it out, racial racial slurs. I don't,
I don't. That's I don't agree with that. Okay. Anyway,
so this letter is from Dick Hurts. Yeah, okay, so
(25:29):
here we go. His comment is my dearest most beautiful,
green eyed, light skinned black effect podcasters ever, what's up, bitches?
Did y'all miss me yet? Once again? Where do I begin?
Because if both of y'all are about to get some
of this, normally it's just me that's getting it. My turn. Yeah,
(25:51):
I hope hopefully. Let's start with episode two. Oh, one
two oh one, where you both were wondering where the
term green eye bandit originated. Both of you gave responses,
and Robin even consulted with AI for the answer. Well,
not sure what ghetto AI that Robin used, but if
you really do your homework, you'll find that the term
(26:14):
green eye bandit was coined many many decades ago. And
actually it's a euphicism euphemism. Look it up Jaselle for
jealousy euphuism. It is it. Oh yes, it is right,
green green with envy. Yes, okay, yes, okay, Dick Hurts
get into it.
Speaker 1 (26:34):
So are you saying if you call us the green
the people who are being called the green eye bandits are.
Speaker 2 (26:41):
You're acting like a green eye bandit. You're jealous? Oh yeah,
that's what Okay, I think God doesn't apply to me. No. However,
both of you came somewhat close when you mentioned recalling
it referring to a rapper, But neither of you, semi
black women knew rich rapper. Any hip hop fan knows
that the green eye band It was Eric Sermon True
(27:03):
of EPM ep MD, a legendary rap duo, and much
much later DJ Donnie Simpson who also was randomly referred
to as the Green Eye Bandit. Okay, Donnie Simpson is
you know, he's back on he has another television show,
What Way Back? Really? And he looks the same, right,
he totally looks the same. This is my only issue
(27:25):
with Donnie. We love you. Donnie Simpson. Grew up on Donnie.
But because he's been around for so long, he's got
stories from like fifty years ago. Oh, I don't want
to hear that. We don't want to hear anymore. Yeah, okay,
but we love you Donnie, got it?
Speaker 1 (27:38):
Hey, way can we address the Okay, so when I'm
the original question is like where did green Eye Bandits
come from?
Speaker 2 (27:45):
That was like why who named us the green Eye
Bandits on the show? Right? Yes? Just in general? Right? Yeah,
so Dick listen to really really listen to our show, right,
as opposed to trying to prove us wrong exactly? So
that was the original thing. But yes, we were wrong.
Speaker 1 (28:03):
We were trying to figure out Okay, we know it
originated somewhere else, and we said the Wu Tang clan
or something. I think, yeah that I don't know. I
couldn't remember. I have the worst memory ever. Oh, yeah,
pretty bad. So but I can remember the continents of
North America, but.
Speaker 2 (28:18):
Kinda yes, because there's a whole lot more than you said,
and I'm sure we're going to get a whole lot
of letters about that geography teacher, social studies teacher, whatever. Anyway,
So I definitely could not remember Eric Sermon's name. However,
we were referring to who named us the Green Eye bandit, Yes,
and you said you think Monique, right, yeah, I think
(28:40):
it was money And I think some people like wrote
in as well and said it was money money when
shout out to him was with the umbrella that day? No,
that was rent and Stimpy or something. Oh yeah, yeah right,
So when was the I don't know, damn it. The
people will tell us. Okay, So now that I've educated
you both on that topic, let's move on. As ladies
that are in the entertain industry, I'd like your input
(29:02):
on and perspective on something celebrities dating within the same
circle constantly, and to add to that, celebrities that only
seem to date other celebrities and or pro athletes former
pro athletes. What is this? Many wonder, for example about
situations like Tiger and Rob Kardashian as one random example,
(29:25):
both getting Black China pregnant, and of course Tiger having
dated Kylie Jenner, who is or was friends with Black
China as well as Kylie being Rob's half sister. In
all of California, these two guys couldn't find anyone other
than the same girl to knock up. And Drea Michelle
is another What does she have between her legs that
(29:49):
keeps attracting multiple pro athletes? Does she have a sizable
moose knuckle like Robin that is pulling NBA guys like
malls to a whole flame loss to a Hopefully it's hilarious,
And now it appears that we have our very own Josee. Wait, wait,
do we need to address this question first? We're not
(30:09):
going to address it at the end. What question? His question? Why?
I don't know why celebrities date celebrities? I do, Okay?
Why because they trust each other, because they're true, because
they are in each other's circles. They know that they
have shared experiences, They know that, you know that person
is not necessarily out for their They're not a groupie
(30:30):
per se, true, you know, so it's like they're just around.
They live in their own little like.
Speaker 1 (30:36):
Encapsulated circle, yes, where it is really hard for them
to trust and let outsiders in. And so hence why
you have you know, Tiger and Rob both Dayton Black
China because she's been around. So what Tiger was with
Black China first, right, yes? And then so Black Yeah,
and then Tiger got with Kylie. I mean, like they're
just all in the same circle and they trust each other.
(30:57):
They live in a bubble, they really do, and it's intentional. Now, Drea,
that's a different story. But I think once you kind
of get established as a an accepted groupie, then like
the rest of the guys, it's more about, oh well
I want to hit that too.
Speaker 2 (31:18):
I don't the NBA guys. I wouldn't call Drea a
groupie because who was she dating before she started off
as one? Like, you got to remember how did she
even get how does she even become who she was?
You know what I'm saying, Like, I don't remember her story. Yeah,
I think I think she started off as one and
then eventually like Basketball Wives pretty much kind of who
(31:40):
was the guy she was dating and Basketball Wives was there?
Speaker 1 (31:42):
Yeah, I don't know, Okay, I don't I don't recall
like the guys that.
Speaker 2 (31:45):
Yeah, but I mean I don't. I'm gonna speak for myself.
I don't really trust anyone period, right, So I'm talking
about dating wise. So yes, it is a sense of
comfort if that person is in the public like I
because then you just people who are in a public
eye just move different. So yes, to your point, yeah,
(32:06):
like you don't have to worry like about them just
they're being with you, just because they are a groupie
or a fan. Like you all have something to relate
to and you both have like something to lose in
that sense. So that's pretty much. That's pretty much why
why that happens. Yes, celebrity on Celebrity Action. Okay, and
now it appears we have our very own Gazelle is
(32:28):
what Dick Hurt says, who has gone from NBA mediocrity
Sherman Douglas. Oh my god, that's so mean to allegedly
a former redskin who also was essentially considered a B
list athlete. Oh my god, that's so bad. Which makes
sense that Giselle chose these two men since she is
not an a list to herself in the world of entertainment.
(32:51):
Thank you, Dick, hurts. But additionally, bonus Q. Does Gazelle
have a minimum income requirement for her dating perspectives? Prospects
a certain level of net worth in the prospect portfolio?
Where does she find her dates? Does she that she pursues? Again?
Look that word up, Giselle? The perus? Oh, perus? Oh,
(33:14):
I need to look at Yeah, I do need to
look that up. The list of pro athletes not in
the NBA NFL Hall of Fame. Does Gazelle need money?
Is she? And Dad? If so, I know how she
can score a quick four hundred and fifty two thousand
pretty easily if done properly. The people, this is not us,
This is Dick Hurts. The people. Your people need answers,
(33:36):
Love ya, Europal Dick Hurts up Annapolis. Now we know
where he's from. You're giving us clues, Dickers. This is
this like a little bread crime to who Dick hurt is?
That was a whole lot, Dick. And that was very
shady and very shady. That was a roast. That was
a big, huge roast. And no, I'm not in needing
any money, but if anybody wants to give me some,
(33:58):
I'll be happy to take it. Dick if you have
been following along my ride for a while, you should
know that I'm a hard working black woman out here
and I'm good and I'm not gonna, like calm have
all this commentary about my dating world because it's actually
none of your business. Moving on, Okay, moving on, Okay, Sorry, Dick,
(34:26):
I don't like you anymore. As a matter of fact,
the last letter, that's the last letter. Maybe you should
have like read the letter first. That's fine, It's totally fine.
All right. So this is a letter from Blake. Hey, Blake,
(34:49):
Blake says, hey, gurly, pops, y'all mentioned guys getting upset
about their ex girlfriend girlfriends stealing their sweats Yes, sweatshirts.
But have you thought about what happens when a gay
couple breaks up? Oh my gosh, well you're about to
hear one i've never heard. Yes, this is good interesting.
Speaker 1 (35:08):
As a gay guy, I had an ex boyfriend in
college who stole a C K sweatshirt that my grandpa
had bought me Ck.
Speaker 2 (35:16):
Mean and Kat mc clan. Okay.
Speaker 1 (35:18):
It was a light brown, thick, cozy, vintage looking with
elbow patches sweatshirt.
Speaker 2 (35:26):
So nice, sounds nice, sounds comfy. Yes, yeah, it was
my favorite.
Speaker 1 (35:32):
He wore at home one day and the next day
I was ghosted.
Speaker 2 (35:38):
Maybe he just wanted to sweatshir sweatshirt.
Speaker 1 (35:41):
I reached out three times within a week overtext asking
for the sweatshirt back, with no response. Of course, this
may just be because I'm psycho. But my fourth and
final text was me threatening to show up at his
apartment with the police if it does if I did
not get it back within the hour. Oh oh, sure enough.
(36:01):
I got a response a minute later saying I could
come grab it. I've had it for seven years now
and I haven't let anyone touch it since. I love
that hashtag gay and crazy much love Blake. Okay, so
though that is such a good topic, like yeah, what
happens when a gay couple breaks up? Because I'm sure
(36:23):
you all share so many yeah things like.
Speaker 2 (36:26):
So there's a there's a guy that's gay that you
and I both know. I won't say his name, but
we just saw his dog, Okay, so you know about Okay,
so he shares it. Oh, I got an X. Yeah,
and if you talk to him for more than ten minutes,
it's there's gonna be a story about like the dog
(36:47):
the X. He doesn't take care of him good enough,
like it's a whole thing. Oh my god. Yeah, and
you know he would rather just keep the dog. I
can't believe we had this dog between us. This is ridiculous.
So I'm children to that, like, right, it's a thing. Wow? Yeah,
oh that's crazy. Yeah yeah yeah, So long story short,
keep your shit, yes, and don't buy it dog true
(37:10):
or have a child. Right. But you know when everyone's
so in love and ooh, ooh ooh, what's yours is mine?
What's mine? Know that it's going to end and we're
a happy family. That's not true. That is so not true.
That's not true. I'm here, I'm an advocate for I'm
an advocate for marriage, even though I keep reading articles
that says that women who are married die before women
(37:32):
who are single. Nice. Yeah, good to know. Yeah, so Rob,
and live your best days today, because I'm gonna be
here long before, long after you're gone. Okay. This is
from Sheenerica Shanerica and she says, hey, ladies, it's me
Sheenerica again in Shenerica rhymes with America. Ooh, Yenerica. I
(37:57):
just wanted to let you know that I got my
shirt on on Saturday. I plan on ordering a hat
and a paddle soon. Just an update. I still can't
see and walk, but I plan on going to New
York to get a full eye implant transplant. I'm going
to request green eyes. Oh that's so sweet, thank you. Yes,
(38:19):
here are some names that you should look out for.
What do you mean, like Dick Hurts? Oh you know what?
What is her name? Senerica? Senerica is looking out for us.
So if we get letters from these people, should we
not read them or should we read them? We should
read them? Okay, Ben, they're going to roast us, Ben Dover,
Phil McCracken, Phil McCracken, Anita Bath Willy make it really,
(38:50):
make it okay it, Chris p Bacon, Chrispy Bacon, Evanna Tinkle,
Evana Evana Tinkle like Evanna, I'm gonna take okay, huge Jazz,
Mike Rouch Roach, Mike ro Roch, Mike Rotch, Crotch crosh Okay,
(39:21):
Mike who cheese? Harry? What? Mike who? Mike who cheese? Harry?
I don't I don't know get that. Yeah, I started
from season one episode again. My subject line is what
it is because Robin always checks class action lawsuits in
her mail. Yes, she does love you guys, and don't
forget to live your life reasonable or shady or both.
(39:45):
I love you her subject line to class action lawsuit. Yes, yes, well, Sanerka,
thank you for your support. Thank you for purchasing your
reasonably shady T shirt. And I hope that I transplant
goes well. Yes. Do you think if you get an
eye chransplant you can pick the color? Oh? Probably, yeah,
(40:06):
but I would I would assume like, okay, if you're
picking a color, especially like green, maybe it'll take longer
to get oh, to get a green eye? Yeah. Do
you are you going to donate your organs? I think
I am an organ donor you are? Yeah, okay, what
about you? I guess so yeah yeah, I mean I
think because you check it on your license. Yeah, so
(40:28):
that like if you're in an accident, they know to like, yeah,
hurry up, and and you you are a d n R.
Do not resuscitate? I have not determined that yet. Okay, yeah,
you and Wat should have those conversations. I know we should. Yeah. Yeah,
what is I'm sure he's like, don't resuscitate me? Yeah? Yeah, yeah, yeah,
pretty much. Yeah, I am too. Yeah, yeah, let me go, yeah,
(40:51):
let me go. Let me just see, you know, beady.
I don't want to torture my children with me just
being hooked up stuff. And then when you're hooked up
to stuff, you're not even looking cute. Yes, yes, like
your fate is in other people's hands, yes, yeah, yeah
yeah yeah yeah, so let me go. Yeah. I don't
want to be a burden. Okay, so do we okay,
hold on, do we have one more? You know we
have zillions more? Yeah? Okay, oh so ro Chazelle and Robin.
(41:15):
This is my sore roar. By the way, I was
at Hampton University and it was my thirty fifth line reunion,
so we obviously celebrated with everyone else that came out
thirty five years ago. Very nice. And I didn't plan
any of this, but my alliance sisters did and they
you know, had jackets made and all that. Yeah it
(41:36):
was cute, yeah, cute our jackets. Computers in the deltas, Okay,
just saying so right, I said all that to say,
I thought ours computer. Not that there's a competition, right,
but there is there was, okay, right, got it all right?
And Robin, Hey, Lanies, I love the podcast. I have
never missed an episode of our hop or the podcast
(41:58):
as much as I love you to. Your facts are
be so off. Sorry. I am forty seven years old
and in nineteen seventy eight were so we are in
the same age range. Oh she's forty okay, so it's
the same age range as Uskay born in seventy eight. Great.
(42:18):
So many times I have wanted to comment or send
an email, but lack of time. However, today I have time.
The term green eye band oh she's also telling them
spell bandit okay. The term green eye bandit is comes
from a rapper, Eric Sermon of the rap group ep
m D. Eric Sermon has green eyes. Robin, we are
(42:39):
a year apart, so you should know this if you
listen to eighties or nineties rap or hip hop and Giselle. No,
it was not Wou Tang that coined the term. You
have to stop just throwing anything out there. Any who
love you, guys, and you will always be my faves.
(43:00):
And this is from Errington Arrington's store. Oh yeah, tie
but okay, oh Tye Rrington child, So listen. We like
to throw out erroneous information. You like. I love it
actually throw erroneous information. I like to be correct. I
actually live for it because it's just like, you know,
(43:22):
it sounds good. Yes, yes, I get that.
Speaker 1 (43:25):
Yeah, but sometimes you know, people might believe what you're saying.
Speaker 2 (43:27):
Okay, but I'm never like giving out like horrible facts
right when if I had done that, I don't know,
I mean, but sometimes it's it's, you know, either stuff
is incorrect, yes, or a little bit off, or maybe
it's like something you read on Instagram that's actually like
not true. You know, if it's on Instagram, it's true true,
right right right, But I will say, yeah, I'm sorry.
(43:52):
I just I couldn't remember the name. I knew it
was at Wu Tang, but I could not remember the name.
But I will be Eric Sermon and EPMD were not
they weren't like they were totally poppy. You know they're
saying very smart rappers though, by the way, super smart rappers.
But if y'all could tell us who gave us the
term on Potomac, I think I did now. I think
(44:12):
it was Monique. I just have to remember Karen No,
not Karen k Okay, dang, I ain't Karen No. We
ain't giving her that credit. Yes, I mean, you know,
no Cheries. No, I think it was Monique. Okay, definitely
(44:32):
not as I think it was Monique. It might have been.
Was it when what happened first?
Speaker 1 (44:37):
Was it when Karen did the press conference and we
were like leaving out?
Speaker 2 (44:41):
Yeah, it could have been that. I don't we could
have been. Yeah, we got so much nonsense. Yeah, I
don't know, it was. Those are fun times. Those were like,
you know, it's so crazy.
Speaker 1 (44:50):
It's like when we were in it, we didn't know
that that.
Speaker 2 (44:52):
Was like that. We were having some fun times, fun times.
But now you look back, you're like, yes, it was
fun time. Yes, Karen to Smitheries was funny. Okay. By
the way, Oh, we didn't talk about this. So I
saw Carlos King. He was doing his little podcast. He
was talking about first Lady don Moore of Mary of Maryland,
(45:13):
governor's wife who did not appear on the Real Housewives Potomac. Right,
So she was you all were filming, We were filming.
We were at Preakness, which is an event that's in Baltimore.
She you know, she typically comes out to all the
Baltimore events. It was the lady day. It was the
Susan be it was the whatever Black Guyanes, the Black
Eyed Susan Day. And we knew she was coming because Anthony,
(45:38):
I know right she We knew she was coming because
she invited us, well, she invited me, and she invited Wendy. Okay, okay,
so she knew we were going to be there. And
of course we're filming. We got all these cameras and
we had to get that approved, right we did, Okay,
So she comes through and we gave her hugs. Now,
after we gave her hugs, she came around to where
we were because she wanted to take picture and we
(46:00):
did all of that that was not and then she
didn't sign a release. And I'm not mad at her
for not signing a release. Like everybody saying, oh my god,
you know, she just like dissed them. No, she came,
She took all the pictures that all the ladies wanted.
She was very sweet because she is rob and I
have known her for ever yeah for a minute, yeah,
(46:21):
like long before she was first lady. Yeah probably, Yeah,
I feel like have I known her before? I think
I've known her before I was on the show. Yeah, me,
me too, Yeah, totally so, and she's very sweet, So
I don't want anybody think she wasn't being nice or
or she was trying to diss us or whatever. She
(46:41):
is the governor's wife. If she doesn't want to be
in the real housebald Potomac, I get it, right, And
if he has political aspirations like the White House, then
I even more get it. Yeah, okay, but I.
Speaker 1 (46:53):
Don't even I don't understand though, why they would even
show her if she didn't sign a release, Like, what
was the point of it?
Speaker 2 (47:00):
I think, now that I think about it, I think
because earlier in the episode, I think we talked about
the fact that she sit out an invite. I'n'm shure
you you were invited to some things too for the
week to me and to to Wendy. I think it
was discussed prior to us getting to Preakness. Okay, So
(47:24):
I guess it was like saying, Okay, yeah, she is here.
She knows Giselle and Wendy when they're not lying, right,
But I'm like, is it that big of a deal
in either direction? You know that I don't like It's
not Beyonce, right, Okay, Rob and Tayton I'm not. I
don't know. I'm just like, I don't like, why do
(47:44):
we even need to point that out, that that she
edited out the whole thing? Yeah? Could, Yes, we have
to include like bringing her up like no one, no
one else out of like the state of Maryland really
like knows who she is or cares. Yeah, you know.
So I'm like, I don't understand why that was important
to even include in the show. Yeah, I don't know.
(48:04):
It's kind of funny. It was kind of funny because
her so her security I guess they talked about it
prior or maybe they're just there's just a certain protocol
as it relates to other media. He stood in front
of the camera, her security guard like straight stood in
front of like Sopha's camera. Like it was like it's
what the camera guys were like going off like you
(48:26):
don't do that. So everybody calmed down. I have nothing
bad to say about Dom Moore. She's you know, living
her best life. Yeah, yeah, okay, and we love her
and Wes Wes. It's got a hard job out here
these days, yea. Yeah, as do all the Democrats. But
that's a whole nother story. We're out of here. Guys,
(48:46):
we love y'all. We live, don't ever forget to live
your life. Either Reasonable or It's Shady or Bye Bye.
Reasonable is a production of the Black Effect podcast Network.
Speaker 1 (49:04):
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Speaker 2 (49:10):
To your favorite shows, and you can connect with us
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Speaker 2 (00:14):
Welcome to another episode of Reasonably Shady. I am Jaselle Byance.
What's up? What's up? I'm Robin Dixon. Thank you for
being here with us. Reasonably shady, reasonably shady, weird in
that building, weird in that building. No, okay, I was
going for it. Do you walk around your house like
(00:35):
excited and happy? Yeah, most days by yourself, Like yeah,
like sing you just blurt out weird. Okay, I'm I
blurting out weird. So I'm not really like singing, but
I'm like, I'm happy. I'm in like a good space
mentally and emotionally. Yeah, that's awesome. Yeah, fantastic. I might
even like work on my reasonably shady rap, reasonable shady,
reasonably shady, bady, wady katy. Okay, moving on, Oh my god. Okay,
(01:02):
and I don't do drugs. That's impressive, I know, right, Okay,
so okay, wait wait, wait, we're getting we're getting close
to Thanksgiving? Robin, are we ready? Are we ready to
throw down? Not only are we close to Thanksgiving, we're
getting closed to Bravo con Oh yes, do I'm not
(01:25):
ready for that either. Bravo, con here we come. We
can't wait to see y'all. It's gonna be amazing. Yes,
we have a couple of things that we're doing together, right, Yeah,
what do we have like photo apps? Yeah, we have
some photo ops. Come see me and Rob and come
hang out with us. Yeah, yeah, definitely, I have a
couple traders panel. Yes, that's important. What are you gonna say?
(01:47):
You're a liar? I should have been. I don't know.
Speaker 1 (01:50):
I'm curious, but they did. They sent us like some
questions and like mischievous, devious questions or yeah, so that'll
be interesting, okay, play like little games and stuff.
Speaker 2 (02:01):
But yeah, it'll be fun. Is the who's the who's
your host? Alan Cummings? Alan? Oh no, no, no, Alan
Cohen something Alan Cumming? Yeah? Is he going to be there? Oh?
Is he going to be there? I don't think so. No,
he's not on the panel. Okay, I think I think
he honestly, I think he probably lives and probably stays
(02:22):
in Scotland most of the time. From Scotland. Oh, okay,
I didn't know that at all, because you know he
was on a show. Yeah, his first wife or something.
He was on a show for a while. Okay, yeah, no,
he's he's like a well established actor and I think
it was like in Avengers movies and stuff. Yeah, yes,
love him. I'm doing I'm doing some meet and greets
(02:44):
with you, and I'm doing some with Karen, and I'm
doing a Love Hotel thing. Karen Hugoy Dumb will be
in the house. I think limited, you know, in a
limited capacity, but she is, uh Mike, she is going
to be looking for been the entire time. Okay, I
just want you all to know that. Now, Karen Huga
and Robin Dixon will connect Vegas and I can't I'm
(03:09):
here for it. Oh my, where are the cameras? They're
gonna have a run in. I'm gonna make sure it happens,
you know that right where? So that's gonna be fun.
I'm doing a Love Hotel panel and then you know,
obviously Potomac stuff. That's all I can think of right now.
(03:29):
So yeah, if you don't have a ticket, I don't
know if it's this is the sold out event yet,
but if not, they come through. Yeah. Yeah, it's a
good time. Meet us in Vegas. And the last one
was what two years ago. Yeah, and I think this
is the good a good pace. Every other every not
every every year was taking me out. It was a lot,
(03:52):
but this, you know, now it's like every other. It's
like now we're excited. It's like, okay, this is gonna
be fun. So yeah, so oh, I'm just wondering how
many hookups are going to happen? How many inter show?
I know because I just saw Heather Gay said she
had sex with or hooked up with She's proper, proper
(04:14):
street term hooked up with Captain Jason Oh really yeah?
Because you know salt Lake did below Deck they've merged.
She said she she gave with him while while they
were filming. I don't know about that, but she said, Okay,
is he okay with her telling people that? Well, I
was getting there. Typically you don't kiss and tell, kay,
(04:37):
Typically you keep the things that you do behind closed
doors behind closed doors. At least that's my bobs, right.
So I don't know how he feels about that, but
guess what, I guess he won't be doing that again. Yeah. Yeah,
because she revealed that. Don't know where she revealed it,
but we can find that out. Oh that's crazy, but
(04:58):
you know, maybe maybe she's a novice to get in
some I was getting ready to say to the rules
of the streets. Yeah, okay, I am not. Okay, let's
see here she do do do It's coming. It's so
funny like things. Time goes so fast.
Speaker 1 (05:22):
I'm like, when you say have the game, I'm reflecting
back to that time she had that black eye.
Speaker 2 (05:26):
Yeah, the black eye was wild. The black eye of
it all was wild. It wouldn't tell anybody where the
black eye came from, right, crazy? What girl? Crazy? I'm not.
I'm not saying. I'm not saying. So you just made
that up? No, no, no, no, no, no no, that's the
real thing. But I can't. I'm having a hard time
(05:47):
pulling up. I'm doing the podcast. So can I call
you back, honey, Bunny? Okay, bye, that was grace to
sell Brian. Okay, wait a minute, where's your shady moment?
You go first? Okay, So I was traveling recently because
(06:08):
you told me to go first, some scared scared about
what you're gonna say, Robin. Okay, So traveling recently and
flew into Dulles. Have you been there lately? Yeah? Okay,
Dallas is not in DC. It's like in Virginia, it's
but you know close. Apparently there's construction going on at
(06:29):
the Dallas Airport always always, but this is real in
the field these days. Okay. So my flight landed, we
went through like a zigzag. Inside I felt like I was,
you know, customs. Sometimes it's like you like you have
to walk far, but I was coming from not customs.
And then they put you on that little tram thing
(06:50):
at Dallas. Hate that, okay. So but the tram thing
was like, there are two trams. One was going to
other gates, one was going to baggage playing. So I
got on baggage claim on me and a bunch of
other people. The tram thing goes and stops, and then
the man it was going a baggage claim and other gates.
So it was like, okay, is this a stop for
(07:13):
everybody or is this just a stop for baggage claim people.
The man didn't say nothing. So I look at a
pilot who was near me on the little tram thing.
So I'm like, because when it stopped, some people were
getting off, some people weren't, okay, So I said, so
the guy come, looks at me, random guy and was like,
should we get off? Yeah? I said, I don't know.
(07:35):
I look at the pilot. I said, sir, should we
get off? He said, I don't know. I said, don't
you do this every day? And he was like, well,
the bridge is down. I have no idea what that means.
The bridge is down at Dallas means something. Yeah, what
does that mean? No clue. The pilot didn't know what
to do either. I said, well you need to figure
(07:57):
this out if you have other flights that you need
to a pilot. Yeah, so we got everybody got off. Okay,
I'm thinking I'm going straight to baggage claim. I keep
walking the arrows taking me to where baggage claim is.
I got to get on another train. Oh gosh, so
go to baggaslap. I decided that, Like the plane landed
(08:18):
in Alaska, right and I had to walk right two
trains to get out of their Oh my god, it
was weird. Yeah, so Dallas right now, y'all are being shady.
Y'all figure it out. But whatever is going on right now,
no one. First of all, no one knows where to go.
Everybody's asking everybody, and no one has an answer. Yeah,
so y'all figure it out Dallas. That's crazy because Dallas
(08:40):
was already a headache. Yes, Dallas is a headache, Like
that is the last airport I choose to go to.
We have three airports locally, and that is the last
one I ever want to go to. But now I'm
already a pain in that ad. But I'm only choosing.
I'm choosing now based off of non stops. So wherever
I was going, it was a NonStop I get and
(09:02):
I didn't know Dallas was landing planes in Alaska. And
then you got to figure it out, like it's it's
wild over there. So all right, we're gonna need dllas
you to figure it out quick.
Speaker 1 (09:11):
Yeah, because usually you get off the little tram and
you're at baggage playing.
Speaker 2 (09:14):
Yeah. No, no, I had to take two trams. Yeah,
and I just I was walking blind. Everybody was walking blind,
trying to figure it out, like or have some signage, right, yeah,
figure that out. Okay, Dallas, we're mad at you. Yes, okay,
So shady moment. It's not really like nothing really shady,
but it was just like a moment that made me
(09:35):
like pause for a second. So like the other day.
Speaker 1 (09:39):
We were in Virginia for basketball we were close to Richmond,
so in Henrico.
Speaker 2 (09:45):
Yeah, I've been there.
Speaker 1 (09:47):
So it's like me, Corey and Jan and we're walking
to our car and the parking lot's kind of empty because,
like it was, we played one of the last last.
Speaker 2 (09:55):
Games towards the day. So we're walking to our car,
so it's like real empty lot. We get to the
car in the car and they we're like, oh no,
like what's happening because there's a police officer oh following us,
no way, walking up to the car and I'm like,
oh shit, what what did y'all do? What did we do?
Speaker 1 (10:12):
Like I'm like, oh my god, like what did you
throw your gum wrapper on the ground or something?
Speaker 2 (10:16):
Because he's he is a literer, okay, he will litter, yes,
So he walked. The man walks up on the car
and he's like I love you, Oh god, no, I
miss you so much. Not the police, not the polic Like,
oh my, like my heart was like racing. I was like,
(10:36):
oh my god, gared me. I'm like what did I do? Oh?
I love you so much? Will you take a picture
with me? And did you tell him? Did you tell him? Okay?
I was like, oh my gosh. I'm like, I don't know.
Speaker 1 (10:52):
I was trying to figure out what we did because
it is likely that we did something.
Speaker 2 (10:55):
Or stop you so that he's not following you, stop
you before the whole walk to the car thing. Yes, yeah, nah,
oh man, y'all are riding dirty anyway, so that's a
whole other thing. Yeah, we ride am I that in
Like I said, I'm like, it's possible we did something.
I don't know, but yeah, be sure. But it was funny.
I mean he was really nice, super nice. I took
(11:17):
a picture with him. He's like, oh, yeah, I love
you know, for his wife. And he didn't mention his wife,
but he didn't say it was for his wife. He
just mentioned like he and his wife watched the show.
Like he definitely yeah, And most of the men usually
like recognize Wan and they'll like, you know, want to
like TikTok to him, but no, he was for you.
(11:38):
How does that make one feel? He's used to it now,
but it was definitely in the beginning. I remember he
was like, yeah, I'm sure it is because it's like
he was, you know, yeah, superstar Yeah in this area
like he was, so it was it was it was interesting,
and then it got funny for him, like he was
just he would just laugh because because when Wan was
(11:59):
like in the high of like his Maryland Wizard days,
and you know, he was very gracious with fans, but
there were times when he would just be like, oh,
like it would just you know, we be in the mall.
Speaker 1 (12:08):
And people just be coming up left and right, left
and right, letting. He would just be frustrated. And I
would always say to him, don't get frustrated. It's a
blessing that they care, very true, it's a blessing that
they love you, the blessing that they're coming to you.
So then he'll you know, if I'm in the situation, yeah,
a bunch of people coming up, He's.
Speaker 2 (12:25):
Like, it's a blessing, right, Yeah. I always it's funny
because I feel that. I mean I feel that way too.
It's it is a blessing. Yeah, until I was I
was coming home from Hampton, and I flew to Hampton,
so I was off the tail and I was off
the I had just taken five thousand pictures of Hampton,
which was fine. It's so funny. I saw you like
(12:48):
posting something and I was like, I bet she took
eight zillion pictures, but I timed it like I wasn't there.
I wasn't outside all day, Okay, yeah, I was in
and out. So this was Sunday morning, So Saturday night
I didn't really get any sleep, and then I had
a six am flight, so it's like five I'm in
(13:09):
the airport. It's like five fifteen in the morning, and
I'm sitting there and I'm waiting to board the flight
and this woman who walks up on me. Mind you,
I have on a hat shade. I'm just like, I'm
literally like sleeping and I'm done. I have no makeup on.
I'm done. She walks up to me and she was like,
oh my gosh, hi, I've been following you. I've been
waiting for you to sit down, so like, I don't
(13:31):
blow up your spots a picture, So what do you think?
This is own up my spot and I don't want
you to take this picture. It's five o'clock in the morning.
I said to her. I was like, you know what,
I really look crazy and she was like, no, you don't,
but you know I look crazy too. That doesn't make
me feel better. But I was gracious because it's a
(13:52):
blessing and I took the picture and she went on
her way. So it is funny to me when people
say I don't want to bother you, right, I'm like,
you don't have to say that, because don't say that part.
Or people want to tell you, like their life story
to work up to saying that they want to ask
for a picture, Just ask for the picture, yes, and
(14:13):
I'm fine with it. So funny all right, then it's
just so funny. Another experience we were in CVS recently
and I was getting them picking up a prescription. So
I'm like standing in the line with the prescription people
and they giving me my stuff, and then I asked
them for advice on like something else. So it was
like I needed to go down the aisle and get something.
(14:34):
So the guy that helped me, he like appears down
the aisle. He's like, oh, did you find what you're
looking for? And I'm like, yeah, I think I found him.
He was like, you look familiar, and I was like
and like when people do that, I used to play
a game with them and I can be like, oh,
I don't know what high school did you go to?
You know, I just start to like whatever and I'm like, oh,
(14:55):
I don't know, so, so I just kind of like, yeah, no,
he said you look familiar, and he has in his
phone on he has his phone up, yeah, and he
has my picture. Yeah, so of course you look familiar
because he googled you. Right, Yes, you already googled me.
You already pulled me up in your phone. You have
(15:17):
my whole it's like fifty pictures of me, you know,
like the Google picture search. Sir, right, does he show you? Yes?
So then I was like, yeah, I was on a
television show and he was like, oh, yeah, this is you.
And I'm like, oh, You're like stop. So I hate
it when they place dumb. I hate when people play dumb,
just flat out just be like hey, Robin, right, yeah,
(15:41):
and I'm fine with that, right, Yeah, totally hates out. Hey,
I keep it pushing, right exactly. Oh wait, before we
get into left, Yes, I want to talk about a
problem in our country. Okay, so many son or just
amongst adults.
Speaker 1 (16:01):
Okay, I feel like we need a refresher course just
on general things in life for adults.
Speaker 2 (16:11):
Yeah. I say this for two reasons, well multiple reasons.
Like when when I was in sad the radio in
the morning and they do those little quizzes like the
things that people get wrong are crazy, you know nothing
right right, nothing. So Jermaine dupri was on one of
the shows. I think it was like the I don't
know what they're called. Anyway, he was on one of
the morning shows and they put him to just quiz Okay,
(16:33):
I love it. So they asked him spell rhythm. Okay,
he should know that. Couldn't do it, right, he should
know it. He's a he's a producer. Yeah, he couldn't
spell rhythm. Couldn't do it. Okay, he yeah, couldn't do it.
Speaker 1 (16:47):
Fumbled that. Then it was like, how many continents are there? Okay,
guess how many he's that?
Speaker 2 (16:53):
How many fifty? Yes, he didn't know, he missed, he
misheard them. He thought countries, states or anything. He didn't know. No,
it was country is close to continent. So he said
it don't matter. Okay, he said, if someone asked me
how many continents there are, I'm going to say seven. Yes,
(17:15):
I mean, but that's like fourth grade. It's exactly, yeah, exactly.
Speaker 1 (17:18):
And then it was like another I can't remember, but
it was like it was just every time I was
like what what.
Speaker 2 (17:24):
Like co So then recently I came across this post
of this guy and he's going around asking people.
Speaker 1 (17:32):
Named the three countries in North America.
Speaker 2 (17:36):
Three countries in North America? Okay, can you do that?
Three countries in North America? Now that you're asking me?
Now that this is like United States is country in
North America? Okay? So North America is So we have
United States, we got Greenland up there or Iceland up there? No? Okay,
so wait wait, wait three because dick Hearts is not
(17:59):
gonna run in and say I'm stupid. Okay, South America. Okay,
I don't see my face, y'all see I'm speming. Three
countries in North America. Yes, okay, So North America we
have the United States, We have Mexico. We got Mexico. Waitt, Mexico.
Wait man, I'm gonna give you another one. Hold on,
(18:20):
and then we have North America, not South America. Wait
North Okay, we got Mexico. What am I missing? Okay?
Oh my god, you've proved, my boy.
Speaker 1 (18:35):
We need a refresher course mandatory in every five years.
Speaker 2 (18:39):
Oh my gosh's hold on? Oh my god, Canada, Mexico,
honts Okay, so I wasn't off. Yes, I said no,
I said United States and Mexico. I would never say Hondors.
I would never say Nicaros is not in North America.
It's on the list. It's one the lists. I don't
know what you're looking at. Three countries in North America. Canada, Mexico, Hondors, Nica,
(19:04):
Mohammad in North America. That's what it says at the top. Okay,
that's wrong. The three countries in North America. What Canada, yes,
the United States, yeah, and Mexico, Panama No, No, Okay,
that's Central America. It says countries in North America. Okay,
that's wrong. Okay, So the so the Internet, the AI
(19:27):
Internet is that's wrong. What we learned in school and
what we learned forever and ever. No, no Guatemala, no Jamaica,
Jamaica on that. So this list is telling you that
Jamaica is in North America. You see it at the top,
is this countries in North America. That's wrong. Okay, Well
(19:48):
you tell that to the Internet. You tell that to
that's wrong to the Internet people.
Speaker 1 (19:52):
You should not need the Internet to find out the
countries in North America.
Speaker 2 (19:56):
North America is a click. When I look at a map,
there's you name the seven. Okay, so we got Asia, Africa,
we have hold on, don't tell me. We've got Asia.
We got Africa. We have the North America. We have
(20:17):
the whole over there where Italy is and all that.
What's that called Europe? Europe? Yeah, Europe. We have two more,
three more we have over there where Iceland is. That's
something that's not connected to us, you know what. It's
so crazy because now I'm like, wait a minute, Iceland.
We have Iceland, we have South America, North America, South America, Africa, Asia, Europe.
(20:44):
That's six. We're missing one Australia Australia.
Speaker 1 (20:49):
But wait, okay, Asia, Africa, North America, South America.
Speaker 2 (20:53):
Yeah, Asia. What is wrong with my internet? Oh my god,
Robin Empire internet field? Because I can't get on the
Antarctica an okay, right where the Iceland is up there?
So yeah, I got along, But it is so weird.
Why is Central America not consider a continent because it's
connected to something I don't know?
Speaker 1 (21:12):
Okay, right, yeah, Asia, Africa, North America, South America, Antarctica,
Europe and Australia.
Speaker 2 (21:17):
Yeah, yes, yes. Okay, so Central America got lost in
the sauce. However, Yes, I was crying, laughing, and I
was like, okay, we need a refresher course. We do
we need Yeah, we need to take the GED test. Yeah, yeah, yes,
like every ten years or so. Yes, because it's it's
(21:39):
actually really comical how much basic facts we don't know. Yes,
And I was gonna it's so funny.
Speaker 1 (21:48):
I was going to play a video of my family
trying to figure that out.
Speaker 2 (21:52):
I knew that Carter was going to get it, and
he did. But Corey and jan were both stumbling on
the three continents. But hey, you did it yourself. I
mean the three countries, the three countries and North America. Well,
obviously Robin's list and the rest of the world's list
are two different. Let's not right. That's not right unless
they're including the Central American countries. But that's not part
(22:13):
of North America. Okay, we've got some letters trade. We're
moving on. Okay, So now I feel sorry for the
kids and wine because the Robin in here is making
them take tests. Well, see me and Carter, will we go?
We love it? Okay, Okay, all right, Carter knows everything.
That's so crazy. Yes, oh I love that. I asked him.
Speaker 1 (22:32):
I'm like, it was a quiz thing and one of
the questions is like, what is the deepest trench in
the world?
Speaker 2 (22:37):
Oh, what is that the Nile? That's a river. Yeah,
but it's a trench and with war on top the
Grand Canyon. A trench is like under under the ocean floor.
No it's not, No, it's not. A trench is like,
a trench can be through listen, establishing reason with shady
(23:01):
y'all go think we're real idiots. Okay, a trench can
be through mountains. It's an excavated channel in ground. Yeah,
oh in ground Yeah, in ground. So I guess that
could be like the Grand Canyon. Yeah, okay, tell me
about a trench.
Speaker 1 (23:15):
Okay, deepest. So I'm like, okay, so we don't even
know what a damn trench is. So I ask him
what's the deepest trench in the world. He says, the
Mariana Trench.
Speaker 2 (23:24):
Wow. He reads a lot of books. He's just like
really into geography and oh I love that stuff like that. Okay,
I'm like, what what does he want to do when
he grows up and retires us? All? He originally thought
he wanted to be like a physical therapist. Okay, but
he might not want to do all like the dyer
(23:45):
he had, like the fiancy work for it. So I'm
not quite sure. Yeah, Angels going through all that now,
it's tough. Yeah, she's struggling. So Angel called us on
our break me and ribs breaking. She was complaining about
just school stuff. But you don't want to hit You
don't want those phone calls. Oh, I mean later in life, right, yeah? No, anyway,
(24:06):
moving on, Okay, So we've got a couple of letters
that we need to read and go through. One in
particular from you know, by the way, I got a
d M from somebody that said stop reading letters from
Dick Hurts. I got that too. Did you should we
follow that? Okay?
Speaker 1 (24:22):
So she said it because he used a one of
his like names, was like a racial slur.
Speaker 2 (24:29):
Oh, but I believe Dick Hurts is black. Wait which time.
Speaker 1 (24:34):
When he was talking about the when you said you
had to get the that Erica had to send her
passport to Ghana, Yes, and he was like, if you
do your research, you'll see that.
Speaker 2 (24:46):
Nick Gerr from yeah, from the office or whatever is
who you're supposed to, like, I didn't. That went over
my head. It went so far over my head. Yeah. Yeah,
but I think Dick Hurts is black, so because she
was like, he's like playing y'all or whatever, and I'm like, well, yeah, yeah,
we're in on the play. Yeah yeah, but I think
he's black. Yeah, I didn't. I didn't know that he
(25:08):
said that. And yes, that is a racial slur and
that should not be said. So I'm right. I'm sorry
that I said. I repeat it. I'm sorry went over
our heads. Yeah you got it, you got us, Dick, Yeah,
you got it, but we're calling you out, Dick. Cut
it out, Yes, cut it out, racial racial slurs. I don't,
I don't. That's I don't agree with that. Okay. Anyway,
so this letter is from Dick Hurts. Yeah, okay, so
(25:29):
here we go. His comment is my dearest most beautiful,
green eyed, light skinned black effect podcasters ever, what's up, bitches?
Did y'all miss me yet? Once again? Where do I begin?
Because if both of y'all are about to get some
of this, normally it's just me that's getting it. My turn. Yeah,
(25:51):
I hope hopefully. Let's start with episode two. Oh, one
two oh one, where you both were wondering where the
term green eye bandit originated. Both of you gave responses,
and Robin even consulted with AI for the answer. Well,
not sure what ghetto AI that Robin used, but if
you really do your homework, you'll find that the term
(26:14):
green eye bandit was coined many many decades ago. And
actually it's a euphicism euphemism. Look it up Jaselle for
jealousy euphuism. It is it. Oh yes, it is right,
green green with envy. Yes, okay, yes, okay, Dick Hurts
get into it.
Speaker 1 (26:34):
So are you saying if you call us the green
the people who are being called the green eye bandits are.
Speaker 2 (26:41):
You're acting like a green eye bandit. You're jealous? Oh yeah,
that's what Okay, I think God doesn't apply to me. No. However,
both of you came somewhat close when you mentioned recalling
it referring to a rapper, But neither of you, semi
black women knew rich rapper. Any hip hop fan knows
that the green eye band It was Eric Sermon True
(27:03):
of EPM ep MD, a legendary rap duo, and much
much later DJ Donnie Simpson who also was randomly referred
to as the Green Eye Bandit. Okay, Donnie Simpson is
you know, he's back on he has another television show,
What Way Back? Really? And he looks the same, right,
he totally looks the same. This is my only issue
(27:25):
with Donnie. We love you. Donnie Simpson. Grew up on Donnie.
But because he's been around for so long, he's got
stories from like fifty years ago. Oh, I don't want
to hear that. We don't want to hear anymore. Yeah, okay,
but we love you Donnie, got it?
Speaker 1 (27:38):
Hey, way can we address the Okay, so when I'm
the original question is like where did green Eye Bandits
come from?
Speaker 2 (27:45):
That was like why who named us the green Eye
Bandits on the show? Right? Yes? Just in general? Right? Yeah,
so Dick listen to really really listen to our show, right,
as opposed to trying to prove us wrong exactly? So
that was the original thing. But yes, we were wrong.
Speaker 1 (28:03):
We were trying to figure out Okay, we know it
originated somewhere else, and we said the Wu Tang clan
or something. I think, yeah that I don't know. I
couldn't remember. I have the worst memory ever. Oh, yeah,
pretty bad. So but I can remember the continents of
North America, but.
Speaker 2 (28:18):
Kinda yes, because there's a whole lot more than you said,
and I'm sure we're going to get a whole lot
of letters about that geography teacher, social studies teacher, whatever. Anyway,
So I definitely could not remember Eric Sermon's name. However,
we were referring to who named us the Green Eye bandit, Yes,
and you said you think Monique, right, yeah, I think
(28:40):
it was money And I think some people like wrote
in as well and said it was money money when
shout out to him was with the umbrella that day? No,
that was rent and Stimpy or something. Oh yeah, yeah right,
So when was the I don't know, damn it. The
people will tell us. Okay, So now that I've educated
you both on that topic, let's move on. As ladies
that are in the entertain industry, I'd like your input
(29:02):
on and perspective on something celebrities dating within the same
circle constantly, and to add to that, celebrities that only
seem to date other celebrities and or pro athletes former
pro athletes. What is this? Many wonder, for example about
situations like Tiger and Rob Kardashian as one random example,
(29:25):
both getting Black China pregnant, and of course Tiger having
dated Kylie Jenner, who is or was friends with Black
China as well as Kylie being Rob's half sister. In
all of California, these two guys couldn't find anyone other
than the same girl to knock up. And Drea Michelle
is another What does she have between her legs that
(29:49):
keeps attracting multiple pro athletes? Does she have a sizable
moose knuckle like Robin that is pulling NBA guys like
malls to a whole flame loss to a Hopefully it's hilarious,
And now it appears that we have our very own Josee. Wait, wait,
do we need to address this question first? We're not
(30:09):
going to address it at the end. What question? His question? Why?
I don't know why celebrities date celebrities? I do, Okay?
Why because they trust each other, because they're true, because
they are in each other's circles. They know that they
have shared experiences, They know that, you know that person
is not necessarily out for their They're not a groupie
(30:30):
per se, true, you know, so it's like they're just around.
They live in their own little like.
Speaker 1 (30:36):
Encapsulated circle, yes, where it is really hard for them
to trust and let outsiders in. And so hence why
you have you know, Tiger and Rob both Dayton Black
China because she's been around. So what Tiger was with
Black China first, right, yes? And then so Black Yeah,
and then Tiger got with Kylie. I mean, like they're
just all in the same circle and they trust each other.
(30:57):
They live in a bubble, they really do, and it's intentional. Now, Drea,
that's a different story. But I think once you kind
of get established as a an accepted groupie, then like
the rest of the guys, it's more about, oh well
I want to hit that too.
Speaker 2 (31:18):
I don't the NBA guys. I wouldn't call Drea a
groupie because who was she dating before she started off
as one? Like, you got to remember how did she
even get how does she even become who she was?
You know what I'm saying, Like, I don't remember her story. Yeah,
I think I think she started off as one and
then eventually like Basketball Wives pretty much kind of who
(31:40):
was the guy she was dating and Basketball Wives was there?
Speaker 1 (31:42):
Yeah, I don't know, Okay, I don't I don't recall
like the guys that.
Speaker 2 (31:45):
Yeah, but I mean I don't. I'm gonna speak for myself.
I don't really trust anyone period, right, So I'm talking
about dating wise. So yes, it is a sense of
comfort if that person is in the public like I
because then you just people who are in a public
eye just move different. So yes, to your point, yeah,
(32:06):
like you don't have to worry like about them just
they're being with you, just because they are a groupie
or a fan. Like you all have something to relate
to and you both have like something to lose in
that sense. So that's pretty much. That's pretty much why
why that happens. Yes, celebrity on Celebrity Action. Okay, and
now it appears we have our very own Gazelle is
(32:28):
what Dick Hurt says, who has gone from NBA mediocrity
Sherman Douglas. Oh my god, that's so mean to allegedly
a former redskin who also was essentially considered a B
list athlete. Oh my god, that's so bad. Which makes
sense that Giselle chose these two men since she is
not an a list to herself in the world of entertainment.
(32:51):
Thank you, Dick, hurts. But additionally, bonus Q. Does Gazelle
have a minimum income requirement for her dating perspectives? Prospects
a certain level of net worth in the prospect portfolio?
Where does she find her dates? Does she that she pursues? Again?
Look that word up, Giselle? The perus? Oh, perus? Oh,
(33:14):
I need to look at Yeah, I do need to
look that up. The list of pro athletes not in
the NBA NFL Hall of Fame. Does Gazelle need money?
Is she? And Dad? If so, I know how she
can score a quick four hundred and fifty two thousand
pretty easily if done properly. The people, this is not us,
This is Dick Hurts. The people. Your people need answers,
(33:36):
Love ya, Europal Dick Hurts up Annapolis. Now we know
where he's from. You're giving us clues, Dickers. This is
this like a little bread crime to who Dick hurt is?
That was a whole lot, Dick. And that was very
shady and very shady. That was a roast. That was
a big, huge roast. And no, I'm not in needing
any money, but if anybody wants to give me some,
(33:58):
I'll be happy to take it. Dick if you have
been following along my ride for a while, you should
know that I'm a hard working black woman out here
and I'm good and I'm not gonna, like calm have
all this commentary about my dating world because it's actually
none of your business. Moving on, Okay, moving on, Okay, Sorry, Dick,
(34:26):
I don't like you anymore. As a matter of fact,
the last letter, that's the last letter. Maybe you should
have like read the letter first. That's fine, It's totally fine.
All right. So this is a letter from Blake. Hey, Blake,
(34:49):
Blake says, hey, gurly, pops, y'all mentioned guys getting upset
about their ex girlfriend girlfriends stealing their sweats Yes, sweatshirts.
But have you thought about what happens when a gay
couple breaks up? Oh my gosh, well you're about to
hear one i've never heard. Yes, this is good interesting.
Speaker 1 (35:08):
As a gay guy, I had an ex boyfriend in
college who stole a C K sweatshirt that my grandpa
had bought me Ck.
Speaker 2 (35:16):
Mean and Kat mc clan. Okay.
Speaker 1 (35:18):
It was a light brown, thick, cozy, vintage looking with
elbow patches sweatshirt.
Speaker 2 (35:26):
So nice, sounds nice, sounds comfy. Yes, yeah, it was
my favorite.
Speaker 1 (35:32):
He wore at home one day and the next day
I was ghosted.
Speaker 2 (35:38):
Maybe he just wanted to sweatshir sweatshirt.
Speaker 1 (35:41):
I reached out three times within a week overtext asking
for the sweatshirt back, with no response. Of course, this
may just be because I'm psycho. But my fourth and
final text was me threatening to show up at his
apartment with the police if it does if I did
not get it back within the hour. Oh oh, sure enough.
(36:01):
I got a response a minute later saying I could
come grab it. I've had it for seven years now
and I haven't let anyone touch it since. I love
that hashtag gay and crazy much love Blake. Okay, so
though that is such a good topic, like yeah, what
happens when a gay couple breaks up? Because I'm sure
(36:23):
you all share so many yeah things like.
Speaker 2 (36:26):
So there's a there's a guy that's gay that you
and I both know. I won't say his name, but
we just saw his dog, Okay, so you know about Okay,
so he shares it. Oh, I got an X. Yeah,
and if you talk to him for more than ten minutes,
it's there's gonna be a story about like the dog
(36:47):
the X. He doesn't take care of him good enough,
like it's a whole thing. Oh my god. Yeah, and
you know he would rather just keep the dog. I
can't believe we had this dog between us. This is ridiculous.
So I'm children to that, like, right, it's a thing. Wow? Yeah,
oh that's crazy. Yeah yeah yeah, So long story short,
keep your shit, yes, and don't buy it dog true
(37:10):
or have a child. Right. But you know when everyone's
so in love and ooh, ooh ooh, what's yours is mine?
What's mine? Know that it's going to end and we're
a happy family. That's not true. That is so not true.
That's not true. I'm here, I'm an advocate for I'm
an advocate for marriage, even though I keep reading articles
that says that women who are married die before women
(37:32):
who are single. Nice. Yeah, good to know. Yeah, so Rob,
and live your best days today, because I'm gonna be
here long before, long after you're gone. Okay. This is
from Sheenerica Shanerica and she says, hey, ladies, it's me
Sheenerica again in Shenerica rhymes with America. Ooh, Yenerica. I
(37:57):
just wanted to let you know that I got my
shirt on on Saturday. I plan on ordering a hat
and a paddle soon. Just an update. I still can't
see and walk, but I plan on going to New
York to get a full eye implant transplant. I'm going
to request green eyes. Oh that's so sweet, thank you. Yes,
(38:19):
here are some names that you should look out for.
What do you mean, like Dick Hurts? Oh you know what?
What is her name? Senerica? Senerica is looking out for us.
So if we get letters from these people, should we
not read them or should we read them? We should
read them? Okay, Ben, they're going to roast us, Ben Dover,
Phil McCracken, Phil McCracken, Anita Bath Willy make it really,
(38:50):
make it okay it, Chris p Bacon, Chrispy Bacon, Evanna Tinkle,
Evana Evana Tinkle like Evanna, I'm gonna take okay, huge Jazz,
Mike Rouch Roach, Mike ro Roch, Mike Rotch, Crotch crosh Okay,
(39:21):
Mike who cheese? Harry? What? Mike who? Mike who cheese? Harry?
I don't I don't know get that. Yeah, I started
from season one episode again. My subject line is what
it is because Robin always checks class action lawsuits in
her mail. Yes, she does love you guys, and don't
forget to live your life reasonable or shady or both.
(39:45):
I love you her subject line to class action lawsuit. Yes, yes, well, Sanerka,
thank you for your support. Thank you for purchasing your
reasonably shady T shirt. And I hope that I transplant
goes well. Yes. Do you think if you get an
eye chransplant you can pick the color? Oh? Probably, yeah,
(40:06):
but I would I would assume like, okay, if you're
picking a color, especially like green, maybe it'll take longer
to get oh, to get a green eye? Yeah. Do
you are you going to donate your organs? I think
I am an organ donor you are? Yeah, okay, what
about you? I guess so yeah yeah, I mean I
think because you check it on your license. Yeah, so
(40:28):
that like if you're in an accident, they know to like, yeah,
hurry up, and and you you are a d n R.
Do not resuscitate? I have not determined that yet. Okay, yeah,
you and Wat should have those conversations. I know we should. Yeah. Yeah,
what is I'm sure he's like, don't resuscitate me? Yeah? Yeah, yeah, yeah,
pretty much. Yeah, I am too. Yeah, yeah, let me go, yeah,
(40:51):
let me go. Let me just see, you know, beady.
I don't want to torture my children with me just
being hooked up stuff. And then when you're hooked up
to stuff, you're not even looking cute. Yes, yes, like
your fate is in other people's hands, yes, yeah, yeah
yeah yeah yeah, so let me go. Yeah. I don't
want to be a burden. Okay, so do we okay,
hold on, do we have one more? You know we
have zillions more? Yeah? Okay, oh so ro Chazelle and Robin.
(41:15):
This is my sore roar. By the way, I was
at Hampton University and it was my thirty fifth line reunion,
so we obviously celebrated with everyone else that came out
thirty five years ago. Very nice. And I didn't plan
any of this, but my alliance sisters did and they
you know, had jackets made and all that. Yeah it
(41:36):
was cute, yeah, cute our jackets. Computers in the deltas, Okay,
just saying so right, I said all that to say,
I thought ours computer. Not that there's a competition, right,
but there is there was, okay, right, got it all right?
And Robin, Hey, Lanies, I love the podcast. I have
never missed an episode of our hop or the podcast
(41:58):
as much as I love you to. Your facts are
be so off. Sorry. I am forty seven years old
and in nineteen seventy eight were so we are in
the same age range. Oh she's forty okay, so it's
the same age range as Uskay born in seventy eight. Great.
(42:18):
So many times I have wanted to comment or send
an email, but lack of time. However, today I have time.
The term green eye band oh she's also telling them
spell bandit okay. The term green eye bandit is comes
from a rapper, Eric Sermon of the rap group ep
m D. Eric Sermon has green eyes. Robin, we are
(42:39):
a year apart, so you should know this if you
listen to eighties or nineties rap or hip hop and Giselle. No,
it was not Wou Tang that coined the term. You
have to stop just throwing anything out there. Any who
love you, guys, and you will always be my faves.
(43:00):
And this is from Errington Arrington's store. Oh yeah, tie
but okay, oh Tye Rrington child, So listen. We like
to throw out erroneous information. You like. I love it
actually throw erroneous information. I like to be correct. I
actually live for it because it's just like, you know,
(43:22):
it sounds good. Yes, yes, I get that.
Speaker 1 (43:25):
Yeah, but sometimes you know, people might believe what you're saying.
Speaker 2 (43:27):
Okay, but I'm never like giving out like horrible facts
right when if I had done that, I don't know,
I mean, but sometimes it's it's, you know, either stuff
is incorrect, yes, or a little bit off, or maybe
it's like something you read on Instagram that's actually like
not true. You know, if it's on Instagram, it's true true,
right right right, But I will say, yeah, I'm sorry.
(43:52):
I just I couldn't remember the name. I knew it
was at Wu Tang, but I could not remember the name.
But I will be Eric Sermon and EPMD were not
they weren't like they were totally poppy. You know they're
saying very smart rappers though, by the way, super smart rappers.
But if y'all could tell us who gave us the
term on Potomac, I think I did now. I think
(44:12):
it was Monique. I just have to remember Karen No,
not Karen k Okay, dang, I ain't Karen No. We
ain't giving her that credit. Yes, I mean, you know,
no Cheries. No, I think it was Monique. Okay, definitely
(44:32):
not as I think it was Monique. It might have been.
Was it when what happened first?
Speaker 1 (44:37):
Was it when Karen did the press conference and we
were like leaving out?
Speaker 2 (44:41):
Yeah, it could have been that. I don't we could
have been. Yeah, we got so much nonsense. Yeah, I
don't know, it was. Those are fun times. Those were like,
you know, it's so crazy.
Speaker 1 (44:50):
It's like when we were in it, we didn't know
that that.
Speaker 2 (44:52):
Was like that. We were having some fun times, fun times.
But now you look back, you're like, yes, it was
fun time. Yes, Karen to Smitheries was funny. Okay. By
the way, Oh, we didn't talk about this. So I
saw Carlos King. He was doing his little podcast. He
was talking about first Lady don Moore of Mary of Maryland,
(45:13):
governor's wife who did not appear on the Real Housewives Potomac. Right,
So she was you all were filming, We were filming.
We were at Preakness, which is an event that's in Baltimore.
She you know, she typically comes out to all the
Baltimore events. It was the lady day. It was the
Susan be it was the whatever Black Guyanes, the Black
Eyed Susan Day. And we knew she was coming because Anthony,
(45:38):
I know right she We knew she was coming because
she invited us, well, she invited me, and she invited Wendy. Okay, okay,
so she knew we were going to be there. And
of course we're filming. We got all these cameras and
we had to get that approved, right we did, Okay,
So she comes through and we gave her hugs. Now,
after we gave her hugs, she came around to where
we were because she wanted to take picture and we
(46:00):
did all of that that was not and then she
didn't sign a release. And I'm not mad at her
for not signing a release. Like everybody saying, oh my god,
you know, she just like dissed them. No, she came,
She took all the pictures that all the ladies wanted.
She was very sweet because she is rob and I
have known her for ever yeah for a minute, yeah,
(46:21):
like long before she was first lady. Yeah probably, Yeah,
I feel like have I known her before? I think
I've known her before I was on the show. Yeah, me,
me too, Yeah, totally so, and she's very sweet, So
I don't want anybody think she wasn't being nice or
or she was trying to diss us or whatever. She
(46:41):
is the governor's wife. If she doesn't want to be
in the real housebald Potomac, I get it, right, And
if he has political aspirations like the White House, then
I even more get it. Yeah, okay, but I.
Speaker 1 (46:53):
Don't even I don't understand though, why they would even
show her if she didn't sign a release, Like, what
was the point of it?
Speaker 2 (47:00):
I think, now that I think about it, I think
because earlier in the episode, I think we talked about
the fact that she sit out an invite. I'n'm shure
you you were invited to some things too for the
week to me and to to Wendy. I think it
was discussed prior to us getting to Preakness. Okay, So
(47:24):
I guess it was like saying, Okay, yeah, she is here.
She knows Giselle and Wendy when they're not lying, right,
But I'm like, is it that big of a deal
in either direction? You know that I don't like It's
not Beyonce, right, Okay, Rob and Tayton I'm not. I
don't know. I'm just like, I don't like, why do
(47:44):
we even need to point that out, that that she
edited out the whole thing? Yeah? Could, Yes, we have
to include like bringing her up like no one, no
one else out of like the state of Maryland really
like knows who she is or cares. Yeah, you know.
So I'm like, I don't understand why that was important
to even include in the show. Yeah, I don't know.
(48:04):
It's kind of funny. It was kind of funny because
her so her security I guess they talked about it
prior or maybe they're just there's just a certain protocol
as it relates to other media. He stood in front
of the camera, her security guard like straight stood in
front of like Sopha's camera. Like it was like it's
what the camera guys were like going off like you
(48:26):
don't do that. So everybody calmed down. I have nothing
bad to say about Dom Moore. She's you know, living
her best life. Yeah, yeah, okay, and we love her
and Wes Wes. It's got a hard job out here
these days, yea. Yeah, as do all the Democrats. But
that's a whole nother story. We're out of here. Guys,
(48:46):
we love y'all. We live, don't ever forget to live
your life. Either Reasonable or It's Shady or Bye Bye.
Reasonable is a production of the Black Effect podcast Network.
Speaker 1 (49:04):
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