3112: The Plantation Plan

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
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(00:22):
The official weapon of the show is poking chair and
the unofficial sport and bullet ball extreme extreme extreme extreme extreme.
All right, Uh, you got banter? I do? All right?
Do you have.

Speaker 2 (00:37):
Any Do you have any Do.

Speaker 1 (00:48):
You have any banter? Banter? Banter? Banter? Banter? Do you
have any banter? Talk to me? Do you have any
ban ban All right, go ahead, buddy.

Speaker 3 (01:10):
My first banter is, you know, we've been cutting like
you know, the snippets and the clips that's been going on,
like the shorts and and YouTube and yeah, I guess
the race, right, and I you know, I look at
them and I watch them. It's a lot of them.
I don't watching their totality, you know, and forwarding them,
forward them just be across social media and things like that.

Speaker 4 (01:34):
One of them I was looking at and I rolled
my eyes, and when I rolled my eyes, I did
not realize my eyes were still opening the process or
rolling my eyes.

Speaker 3 (01:46):
And I fell out laughing because I was like, man,
I got some facialless And because I'm me and I
don't pay me no attention, I just be you know,
talking and doing it, you know what I mean, and
rambling and all that shit. At the time, I don't
pay you know, like the videos in your Teacher, But
I just happened to watch that one and I fell
out laughing at myself. I was like, man, I am

(02:10):
hilarious in my facial as presidents just taking to the
next level. Sometimes I've gotten better, but particularly as a kid,
my face would get me in a lot of trouble.
I'm want them people who I might not open up
my mouth, but my like my face will literally tell
you how I'm feeling a lot of the times, even

(02:30):
if I don't say anything, open up my mouth. My
poker face has gotten better as I as I became
an adult. But as a kid, my mom would say
stuff and I would just looking at it and she
was like, yes, I'm talking to you. You that screwed
up face you got so I just realized it ain't
changed that much. I am hilarious.

Speaker 1 (02:49):
Yeah yeah, I mean I think also, you know, it
helps with the podcasts and more were doing sharing things
in the visual medium, you know, to have that expression
and expressiveness. You know. I've always said you're very funny,
and you know you're like a character, you know, a
star or something people are, you know. I think people

(03:10):
think I'll say that to be nice, but I mean it,
you know, like you're a hit in every room because
of that. For me, I only got a couple ones.
The first one is ice Cube Platinum plans starting to
look like the plantation Plan, and I just want to
know where where is he at? Has anybody seen him?

(03:32):
Because I feel like he stopped talking about this. Yes
he did. He was going to be the next black
leader to get us the freedom because we were all
giving away our rotes to the Democrats and he was
going to teach us the right way. And his man Trumps,
he had negotiated a deal to get us the Platinum
Plan for the blacks. Trump did get more votes from
the Blacks this year this time, and I have not
seen the fruits of his labor. I've seen nothing but

(03:54):
cutting things to help black people. I haven't seen anything
that all these business grants and stuff that they were
talking about, claiming that the Democrats wouldn't do it, even
though Joe Biden did his administration did give people grants,
did fight in court on the side of black farmers
and things like that. For some reason, it's been real

(04:15):
quiet over there for ice Cube. Man, I'm like, is
he just gonna pop up again in fourmo years?

Speaker 5 (04:21):
Like?

Speaker 1 (04:21):
What's his deal? So helping you ice Cube? Where is
ice Cube?

Speaker 3 (04:27):
That is a great question my next one and I
will probably talk about this a little bit more on
the nerd off. We got a switch too, and I
am really excited about it. And it's like Christmas in
June because I was tracking that bitch every day until

(04:48):
they got here. I was sending Roger up there for
shit that wouldn't even a switch. If they told me
it was here, I was like, oh, check, it's here,
something here. So I was been excited about getting it.
I love it and putting it together and going through
the process is like parents on Christmas Day. I was

(05:09):
I was helping Roger, but it was more of just
looking and like everything you get it, you be like, oh,
I need this. Oh, I need this, and we don't
have this, so we need to go get this, and
so we had to buy like a few other things.
And I'm being excited. I've been up playing but I'm old,
so about ten ten thirty.

Speaker 1 (05:27):
The dance over for me and then I'll play some mold.
So I have really really been enjoying it.

Speaker 3 (05:33):
I really feel like a kid on Christmas. I've been
having I've been having to Roger been letting me play.
I've been having a bout, well, not let me play,
but you know, like like the big TV. I kind
of take over the TV in the front room.

Speaker 6 (05:44):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (05:44):
Now, I've been enjoying it as well. It's fun. You know.
We played some Mario Kart today.

Speaker 3 (05:51):
Mario Kart is worth every dime, y'all.

Speaker 1 (05:54):
Yeah, And I mean it's especially worth it for me
because you know, for me personally, one girl.

Speaker 3 (06:07):
Yes, you are not undefeated.

Speaker 1 (06:10):
It's so hard to hear you from so far me caring,
I can really make out what you saying.

Speaker 3 (06:16):
You look, I'm like three seconds, the five second, I'm
always second place. What are we talking about here? I
have won a game.

Speaker 1 (06:23):
The wind is still rushing through my ears. It's hard
to hear when you're so far in front with Wa Luigi.
The cow is so far back down, like playing with
the cow, and it's like, I'm like, maybe it's slow
because it's a cow. I don't know.

Speaker 3 (06:39):
All I know is I'm a cow.

Speaker 1 (06:42):
Okay. We was on the tour, and uh, you know,
I think there's four races in a circuit. Yes, I
came in first, then I came in second.

Speaker 3 (06:52):
I wanted to be a first guy.

Speaker 1 (06:54):
I came in second. Yes, Then I came in first,
Then I came in first. Yes, and then I came
in first. Yes, because I understand it now, Okay, you
can give me one time. When I'm first learning the game,
everybody's a rookie. I don't know what all the power
ups do. I didn't know me either, slide on the rails,
but you know I was doing all types of shit.

(07:14):
But you know, I only have to see it one
time in order to know how to be great. And
so lord whatever, I've proceeded to whoop all of the ass. Okay,
I'm talking about Toad, I'm talking Mario Luigi. Princess Peach
was getting some everybody. I was knocking the ass all
around there and they gonna learn to stop fucking with

(07:34):
your boy.

Speaker 3 (07:35):
Okay, So I had a ball that that game is
so much fun.

Speaker 1 (07:39):
If you have low standards like coming in not first,
it is fun. Like I highly recommend it for all
of y'all that don't care about when you look, go
ahead and sign up, get you a switch, play that game.
Look believe me. Alone, people with a standard of ex
like I said, you are not undefeated. For people with

(07:59):
a standard of X, such a what evil? I did
not find the first game.

Speaker 3 (08:05):
YadA YadA, YadA, YadA, YadA, YadA, YadA.

Speaker 1 (08:08):
The first the first race track had something wrong with it,
which is there wasn't nothing wrong with it.

Speaker 3 (08:13):
It functioned just.

Speaker 1 (08:14):
Then the way that I clearly won every match after
that inconsecutive order. It was obvious that once I figured
out the mechanics and I was using a different control,
I didn't have to switch to pro controller, which Karen has,
so she had home court advantage. But I still I
still figured it out. I couldn't flip my am B button,
but you know, some people don't need to once you

(08:35):
know how the game is played. Did flip my am
B button?

Speaker 3 (08:38):
Because it don't make no sense to to own the people.

Speaker 1 (08:40):
This reverse well anyway, very fun, very full. I highly
recommend it. If you guys don't mind me winning every game,
let me alone. I don't feel like whoever was the
first person to come up with the captain always goes
down with the ship. Wasn't the captain Ain't that the truth?

(09:02):
I got a feeling that it was like either it
was either like the second person in command or it
was the person whoever ship they had that they were
supposed to be delivering, and they was like, I'm gonna
tell you right now, captain, that ship go down. You
better go down to It was a threat. Don't show

(09:26):
up here without my ship. Don't show up here without
my ship. Okay, this is back in the day. We
don't got this motherfucking planes and shit. Like listen, okay,
it taking y'all eight months to get from like Europe
to the motherfucking America. Yes it is. If you show
up here without my car, shit, you and the whole
colony of Rowanoe gonna go missing. I'm just gonna let

(09:47):
you know right now, they're not gonna be able to
find none of y'all. Okay, you should have went down
with the ship. That's so harious. Anything else car all right,
Well that's it for that. I guess we'll do some
other news. Uh, here we go.

Speaker 5 (10:03):
I didn't know she was black until a number of
years ago when she happened to turn black, and now
she wants to be known as black.

Speaker 1 (10:10):
People have got to know whether or not their presidents
are crooked.

Speaker 2 (10:14):
Well, I'm not a crook.

Speaker 1 (10:15):
I've learned everything. I've got a saying in Tennessee. I
know it's affectual probably in Tennessee, but just fooling me.
Want want shame on you. Shame on, shame on, Shame
on you, Shame on you, shame We can't get fooled again.
I tell you what I don't know about you, But
I'm going to go to bed. I'm Mary said to

(10:39):
real met in what she's gonna when she's so far behind.
You can't real me in from so far behind my card.
Three seconds that's a I mean to me, three seconds
is a lifetime. You know it ain't when you live fast,

(11:01):
You live your life a quarter mile at a time.
That's what it is you. Three seconds is a turtleshell.
That's that's a big that's a big difference. All right
politics till we get mad. Trump and Musk fell out.
Trump caught him a big time drug addict. Musk talked

(11:22):
shit about Trump and was like, he on the pedophile list,
he was fucking with Epstein, And I'm like, how's this news?
We knew this?

Speaker 4 (11:30):
Uh?

Speaker 1 (11:30):
Not to mention, you know, the sexual case he lost, Like, uh,
I think if that was a deal breaker, we would
have broke the deal already. I don't think him being
a sex offender to people in people's minds is enough
to make him not be president. You know, even the
grabbing by the pussy tape wasn't enough. So why would Hey, guys,

(11:52):
actually he was on Epstein's jet, I don't I don't
think that really matters to those people. But they cool again.
Elon apologized, said he went too far. He thinks some
things went too far. Regrets some of my posts. He
didn't he didn't say which posts because it was a
lot of them, and he was also beefing with other people,

(12:13):
like he told Stephen Miller, I stole your wife or
some shit like that. Anyway, I find this interesting in
a couple of ways, right. The first because Trump did
say it was very nice that Elon Musk apologized to him,
and he had said some shit about how Trump Trump
says some shit about how he was gonna like looking

(12:34):
at his government contracts with Elon Musk and take him away,
blah blah blah. And I was enjoying them fighting just
because I think they're both harbor people. So I was like,
oh cool, anything the way they're not aligned is better
for the Earth than us. But also it's this weird
feeling like it. I'm sorry to be the Debbie downer

(12:56):
on it, but it's like, what why are people still
think and this is entertaining? Agreed? I just and maybe
it's my block, you know, maybe I should find it
more entertaining. And I found some dark some humor in
some dark places. But I do not be this is
not succession, Like this ship is really happening. These people
are making brutal, brutal choices about our freedoms every fucking day.

Speaker 3 (13:20):
Yes they are.

Speaker 1 (13:22):
Them them talking, you're a drug dealer and I fucked
this guy's wife. Is like it doesn't even move the
needle for me. It's like, as a fuck about this
at a time like.

Speaker 3 (13:32):
This, agreed?

Speaker 1 (13:34):
Uh So anyway, I hate to be that Debbie Down.
I wish I could be like, oh, you fucked your wife, bro,
But I feel like part of them get part of
the way they get away with it is that so
many people that aren't comedians, they aren't there's there's no
real incentive. They're just citizens that treat them like it
is entertainment. And I'm like, that's very dangerous. It's not

(13:56):
entertaining or it shouldn't just be entertainment. And someone has
to remind people like this, these motherfuckers are mad at
each other, but that's not They're still hurting us tax wise,
they're still taking people's rights, they're still violating civil rights
of people in this country. Like, let's not anyway, that's

(14:19):
that's that's my message for today.

Speaker 3 (14:21):
Yeah, and I'm with you on that. Like I said,
it was one of the things. I was like, the
girls are fighting and beautiful gowns and went on by
my business like truth be told. I didn't give a fuck,
didn't care, didn't follow it because at the end of
the day, like you say, regardless of if they get along,
if they don't get along, they have fuck shit up
and will and both of them will continue to fuck

(14:41):
sit up for generations to come, and this right here
is because it's entertainment. Y'all aren't gonna be here long
and you're just gonna quote unquote move to the next
thing whatever quote unquote entertains you. But my feeling is
that people looking at this shit is entertainment as part
of the problem, because like, as a totality, there's not

(15:01):
wrong with jokes and all that stuff, But people who
drew like I am here just for entertainment. This is
why we got this shit show in the first place,
because you didn't take it seriously. And when you don't
take nothing seriously, anything can happen.

Speaker 1 (15:15):
They still think insults matter. They don't, you know, I
guess it is gonna get a little deep because because
I'm thinking about it like this, Like I don't know
if you've seen these protests in California and now they're
going across the country. But in Los Angeles, masked ice
for agents carried out a series of raids. They are

(15:35):
lack of people out there have been protests, they've been
arresting those people for protesting. The mayor of Los Angeles
put a curfew on that side of town to tell
people don't be out there. At night protesting, so like
it's and then Trump is sending in the National Guard,
They're threatening to send in the Marines. It's serious. It's

(15:57):
like Nixon administration. Shit, it's not like this is I'm
glad I watched that documentary on being on the other
day because very much in the same vein of just
you know, like getting down, like fuck your freedom of speech,
fuck your right to protest, fuck your right to us
symbol peacefully all of that ship.

Speaker 3 (16:14):
I don't have to honor it.

Speaker 1 (16:15):
Yeah, and Elon Musk was beefing with Trump until they
started burning driverless cars, and then I think that's when
he clutched his pearls because you know, he that's his
big thing. He's like, oh god, no, not the don't
be mad at the cars. So anyway, all that to say, like,
the thing I've been noticing is people saying, hey, you

(16:36):
notice how many people at the protest aren't black. They're
they're Mexican, they're white. They're just that they're not black,
and black people are not showing up and we shouldn't
show up. And that's why I'm unbothered. I'm not gonna
show up. I'm not gonna support uh you know, we
try to tell you, you know, you should have did
this in November, that kind of shit. And and I'm

(16:57):
not saying I don't understand the sentiment to some extent,
but so I saw other people that have been arguing
on the other side, which is like, hey, we as
black people cannot afford to just let people out here,
da da da da, or you know, this is fucked up.
Some of us are black and Latino. Some you know,

(17:17):
it's fucked up that we act like we don't care.

Speaker 4 (17:21):
You know.

Speaker 1 (17:21):
Then people come back with the word this percentage of
Latino people voted for Trump, and what about Trump's for Latino,
which we have no idea anyone's political affiliation in California
who was arrested or who was protesting. You know, It's
that thing I told you about where it's like people
getting mad at the pussy at march white women and
I'm like, those aren't the same white women that are

(17:42):
like fuck fuck this. And in a lot of cases,
the people that are getting locked up and the people
who are protesting on behalf of the people getting locked out,
locked up and deported. Those a lot of cases are
not the people that voted for Trump. I agreed, like
they go and find those need on the Haysack ass motherfuckers.
But a lot of those people did not support Trump,

(18:04):
you know. Now, maybe they didn't vote. I don't know.
There's a bunch of other stuff that could have possible.
But I just know that that ving diagram isn't a
complete circle. But it's what we It's the lie we
have to tell ourselves. So we cannot care about these people. Yes,
they all must be bad people, which is the same lie,
just a different side of coin. The Republicans say about

(18:24):
those people. Everybody in there must be a bad person,
or Trump wouldn't be. But then don't break the law.
Or so many people here legally are here legally and
they're being kicked out anyway, must they must have done something?

Speaker 3 (18:36):
You know.

Speaker 1 (18:37):
I've heard it my own, with my own ears. People
say that, you know. And so what I'm saying is
like this idea, let's not care, let's not help, let's
not march, let's not do anything. It's not a noble idea.
It's a selfish idea. And that's fine. I'm not saying
you can't be selfish. But someone asked my Facebook page

(19:00):
was like for all you know, because they've been arguing
it's like, for all y'all black people, there's another black
person who are saying, you're not gonna do any work.
You're not gonna do this. What work were you planning
to do anyway that you're not gonna do? And I
think this person unintentionally, but they stumbled on something that
we have talked about on the show for years, which

(19:22):
is one of the worst things that happened for us.
Felt good to people in the time, but it was
letting people just be online and be like, I'm an activist.

Speaker 3 (19:33):
Yes, and it's like no credentials nor doing the work.

Speaker 1 (19:36):
And then people of course got mad at people that
called them slacktivists and they would pull up you know,
and there were some real examples of online activists. It's
not all bad, it's not all great. But when you
do ass say I'm not doing anything for these people,
what is your thing you're not doing, it's more than
likely tweeting some articles, making some posts, sharing something. If

(19:58):
you weren't a go out and march for people person,
the work you're withholding is not work. It's like maybe
it's a spread awareness thing, but I feel like part
of how we got in a predicament we're in is
that people feel like they're spreading awareness is such great
grand work. It makes them feel good, and it does

(20:20):
make you the hero in the way that all you
have to do is press a button or hit post.
But in another way, it makes the fact that that
can be so easily manipulated, so easily copied, duplicated, like
bots do that. Yes they do. We saw during during

(20:40):
after the post election online analysis, we saw like, oh,
such and such account turned out to be a bid.
It had one hundred thousand followers. You know, stuff like
that where it's like, right, because if your work exists,
quote unquote work exists, is simply making a post that
is not necessarily that difficult to replicate. And will you

(21:01):
throw in how much of that has been about self promotion?
How many of our quote unquote activists are just back
to being influencers, like or you're a social justice activist,
or you're a social justice influencer. And I think the
case for many people has been influencer. It's why, you know,

(21:21):
when people would try to throw that label on us
and they would do a complimentary they weren't insulting us,
but they would say like Rod, Karen, look at your show,
look at what you talk about, look at what you do.
You're an activist, And I would say, no, I'm not,
and they would act like they would think I was
trying to be humble, like, oh, I haven't done what
it takes to be an activist. I don't want to

(21:42):
be labeled activist because I don't deserve it. You guys
are real. No, I'm talking about words meaning something, yes,
And to say you're an activist when you're not, when
you're not beholden to the community, when you're not out
there on the streets with the community, right, when you're
not truly doing like when you could just fold up

(22:03):
your shit and go home. Yeah, be like that never happened,
or I just don't do that no more. That was yesterday. Today,
I'm doing something else. It's not the same as a responsibility,
as a calling, as a job, yes, because work, jobs
require work.

Speaker 3 (22:18):
Yes, the quire's work.

Speaker 1 (22:20):
So the I wonder how much of us, how much
of the predicament we're in. It's predicated upon so many
people thinking that was work all this time, and now
they think they're withholding work by not tweeting about it.
And I'm like, you could tweet every single day, every
hour doesn't change shit. Like, at the end of the day,

(22:42):
what did the tweets about Palestine and Gaza get us Trump?
What did you know? What I'm saying, Like, if you
believe that those things had an impact, now you can
say they didn't have impact. But if you do believe that,
what has been the results of the of the tweets
and the things like, they haven't all it hasn't all
been good, and it hasn't all been organized, but it

(23:02):
has all been an arrow pointing directly back to whoever
hits sin an ego, right, and so now people have
that egos bruise And what's a good ego play when
you want to double me hit and you want some
clicks and some retweets and some likes saying some shit
like man, fuck them, Man, that's theay fight. I don't
know about you know, whatever, you know, you're gonna get

(23:24):
a lot of retweets and replies even if people are mad. Right,
And of course on the other side, it's the shame
on y'all. Y'all ain't shit da da da. But to me,
both of those values are equal, like and I don't
mean morally equal. I mean like if you weigh them
on the scale, they both weigh the same thing zero. Like, Okay,

(23:45):
none of this is solving a problem. You're fighting on
Twitter with another person on Twitter about something that neither
y'all are gonna leave the house about. But y'all can
both expend energy emotionally on each other and feel like
something was accomplished that day when you didn't lead a
house and you didn't shit, and you didn't use anything
like anyway, my point being like, uh, maybe that's part

(24:06):
of why I'm like, it's mocking Elon Musk. What is
it helping. You've been mocking this motherfucker for eight years?
You mock them into the White House. Essentially, Yes, she
did nothing stopped that did not stop the tool we
do have. We don't really see a lot of people
promoting its use or being proud of using it. It's
a lot of like I mean, both of them kind

(24:27):
of evil. But if it's the lesson evil, I'm then
I'm not even leaving the house. Fuck it. How bad
can it get? And we're in the how bad can
it get? Phased? And it's getting worse and worse every day.
So maybe that's why I don't feel the mirth and
the joy of like these motherfuckers fighting. It's because I'm
reading about ice agents and everybody's still mocking each other
online like like that had like that's gonna stop some

(24:48):
and to.

Speaker 3 (24:49):
Me, syp of things ag this is a distraction for people,
for the people arguing online, And I've always felt like
all these things, it's a distraction where we don't actually
need to talk about the real issues. We can talk
about other people in the place that we don't live
because we're not directly impacted by it, so we can

(25:11):
say heartless and cruel shit because we don't ever think
it's gonna happen to us. A lot of people in
this country feel safe. The suffering is not bad enough.
I would continue to say this, the suffering, it is
not bad enough. And when and now I'm saying this
because once the suffering gets bad enough, you're not gonna

(25:36):
have time to be arguing and bickering about shit that
does not matter. And right now, people don't think that
if their neighbor's house get on fire, my house is
gonna catch on fire too, And then the whole neighborhood
is gonna catch on fire. They just go feel bad

(25:56):
for my neighbor.

Speaker 1 (25:57):
Oh well, honestly, they don't even think they're in the
same neighborhood. Digitally, there's not a neighborhood. You know what
I'm saying, your online you're an individual brand. For the
most part. Community is a concept online. It's not truly community.
You don't have to face up to people. We see
it all the time. People do horribles, horrendous shit, and
it just disappear and there's no accountability, Whereas in a

(26:21):
real community, if my neighbor caught me pissing in his
gas tank, I have to see my neighbor again eventually, right. So,
I think that's a big part of the other thing
ms Smart had brought up, like is it time to
be loud about activism in this environment? I didn't say
anything about people being too quiet about being activist. I

(26:42):
haven't said a word. I don't activist shame. That's not
my thing. I'm saying being loud about what you're not
gonna do is a choice. What you're not gonna do,
And those are the only people I'm really talking about
being saying people are being too quiet or whatever. I
know those people exist. I ain't one of them, so
that's what you know. And I'm not one hundred scent
sure she was talking to me like it could have

(27:03):
been a comment in chat, but I did want to
clarify that I'm not knocking people for being like I'm like, hey,
I'm doing work, but I'm just keeping my head down.
I'm saying there's a lot of people who loudly are like,
I'm not doing that work. I'm going back to do
whatever the fuck I was doing because I'm unbothered. Okay,

(27:25):
I'm not sure what that statement is supposed to be
other than you look like either it was faking for
influence and likes in the first place and you're doing
this now for that, or you just or it was
all cynic and you never gave a fuck, or they
won like you, Hey, they defeated me and I give up.
I don't know what the message is supposed to be,

(27:45):
but I don't find it to be some flattering statement
or even a powerful statement to tell somebody how much
you don't care about human suffering.

Speaker 3 (27:53):
Agreed, And also to go back to the back and
forth one line online, I would continue to say it's
own life. It gives people the illusion of control. You
cannot control online, but online gives people that instant gratification.
Online allows you to think that you're bigger than you are.
It gives you the illusion that you're doing actually doing

(28:14):
more work than you're actually doing.

Speaker 1 (28:16):
Because but the thing is, what you're doing does.

Speaker 3 (28:19):
Not go outside of that platform. Actually, let's just keep
that real. Sometimes it does, you know, things go outside
of the platform, but for the lot, for majority of
the like the average person who isn't like activising and
doing that thing, it stops on that platform and it
goes no further than that platform. If I turn that
platform off, none of your actions are the words that
you've said online are going to impact my daily life.

(28:42):
So I think because it temporary makes them feel good
and it's a distraction that you get that thing in
your brain that gives you that high. And people are
that high, so they interact and then they argue and
they fuss, and then they fight.

Speaker 1 (28:55):
And things like this.

Speaker 3 (28:56):
And like I said before, this shit affects us. It
makes people angry, sad, and depressed, and people will not
admit that they're directly being impacted by the online does
not care how it makes you feel it just wants
you there. And a lot of people lie to themselves
all the time about being online and how much they
got to be online or whatever the case, whatever story

(29:18):
that you tell yourself. But in the reality it, particularly
if you're on there a lot, you will realize when
you start talking to people about online, they look at
you like you're talking another language. That's when you need
to realize, hey, I spend too much on here.

Speaker 1 (29:31):
I think also, like our brains are still animal brains,
and it really can't tell the difference. Even though we
can rationalize it, it really cannot tell the difference. Like
how the reason like social media can give people anxiety
and we know it, and we still go on it

(29:53):
like smoking a cigarette or something. Right, We know it's
bad for us at times because we all kind of
think like, no, I know how to safely handle it.
But the truth is, like if something were to happen
on social media that made us upset, it feels the
same as if you were in real life in the
grocery store or some stranger walked up to you in
made you upset. It's not your brain on just a

(30:14):
very primal level is not going to separate those impulses
into one is real, one's fake. But so yeah, anyway,
while all on there bumping into each other, and yeah,
I find moments like this when everyone's arguing about basically
will I tweet about this or not? Is so irrelevant

(30:36):
to what is happening, And like, I don't really mean
to be a dick, but I don't even know if
the protests are going to do anything agreed, Like those
people are actually out there putting their lives on the line,
getting shot with rubber bullets and fucked up there, I'm
not sure that's gonna matter. Like, there was a time
when America cared very much about not looking bad to

(30:59):
the rest of the world, and it's been multiple times, right,
And it's one of the big reasons that black people
were able to get traction in the civil rights move
was internationally an America that patted itself on the back
of being a bashing of freedom and coming over here
in World War two and kicking Germany's ass for y'all

(31:20):
and getting democracy around the glow. That place was not
a democracy for the whatever percentage of black people that
lived there. For them, it was the opposite of democracy,
and so they got shamed because the invention of TV
and international presson they especially TV, they basically got shamed

(31:43):
in the like guys, you guys told us it was
bad to be Nazis and y'all are beating people for
being black, and we have the video footage, you know,
and that was a fight people have been fighting for
a long time. I mean, you going back to like
Ida b Wells making international tours to be like, can
they stop lynching us? Please? We just need y'all in
England to shame them. But you ain't have TV, you know,

(32:06):
so you really didn't have like that visceral like damn
because the white people coming, they give a speech and
it's like it ain't that bad, we only lynching the
rapid ones, you know whatever, and they go, okay, cool,
it sounds fine. Anyway. My point being, that was a
that was America with the ministrations that would have felt bad.
Donald Trump will not feel bad. He's incapable of feeling

(32:29):
bad him. He's incapable of feeling bad about about the
world stage's opinion of him. So this tactic of peaceful
protests that shows like the brutality of ice and the
brutality of police and the brutality possibly of the military.

(32:50):
I don't know that they'll do anything, and especially because
we have the biggest, most powerful military, Who the fuck
gonna come over here and free us?

Speaker 3 (32:58):
Right?

Speaker 1 (32:58):
So, like this, this was why November was so important.
This is why people were putting their faith in that.
It wasn't just some delusional shit. It was an and
the people who are him and and Howard complaining at
the time, that's all they got. So they still just
doing that now, and now I think that's the real

(33:21):
fight you're seeing online. It's people that had been having
that debate with them for the better part a couple
of years at least. They're now having their touchdown dance,
which to me is the most like it's a very
insensitive time to be doing that in public, Like ha ha,
bitch told you nobody was gonna give a fuck about
y'all if you didn't win. But that I think that

(33:42):
might be the crux of what's at the issue. But
people just aren't saying it like that. But because how else.

Speaker 5 (33:47):
Could you be like gleefully even gleefully angry in this
moment of like, yeah, I'm making fun of it, but
that's because I'm so mad even then it's like, man,
but real people are.

Speaker 3 (33:58):
Really locked up and really being impacted by by these decisions,
and something that a conclusion that I came to, uh,
for some people, they are impacted by white supremacy more
than they think they are, even black people, because when
it comes to whiteness, whiteness is Whiteness can be individuality,

(34:19):
always separate, always their own unit, until it's time for
white supremacy, and then we're joining up, and we don't
want nobody else being like us, But don't look at
us as a collective. We can look at any other
group as a whole, and there's no individuality than none
of y'all but us. We got all this individuality, and
with all this individuality, I mean, we don't have to

(34:39):
care about each other because even with whiteness, you got
rich white people and Paul white people. A lot of
rich white people don't give a fuck about the Paul
white people. So it's it's it's they have some problems
too within their own group, and I think other people
that want the proximity of the whiteness is picking up
that individuality and it's dangerous. They're going me and mine,
fuck everybody else. That's very dangerous and that that that's

(35:02):
very white supremacists and they don't really look at it
like that, but that, but that's what's happening.

Speaker 1 (35:07):
I was gonna say, I just don't think. I get
the feeling like I don't want to come off like
I'm so much high and mightier than people. I get
the feeling I'll be looking at shit that's fucked up now,
like I fucking told y'all. But I do find the
way people are expressing it to be extremely callous and

(35:28):
not and it's not coming from a good place, like
this is not I don't even know what you get
out of it at this point. It's really cruel.

Speaker 3 (35:38):
Yes, it's really cruel, and the cruelty is the point,
and you've bought into the cruelty. So I actually, what's
the difference between the white supremacists saying they don't care
and you online saying you don't care but you quote
unquote supposed to be.

Speaker 1 (35:50):
And I think it's the expression of it that's interesting
because I feel like when I don't care, I just
don't talk about shit.

Speaker 3 (35:59):
That's how I function.

Speaker 1 (36:00):
But that's when I really don't care, like like you
still care if you're like, not out of boo boo,
but if you really are, like I actually do not
give a fuck about what's happening to these people, you'd
be talking about some other shit.

Speaker 3 (36:13):
Yes you would, Yes you would now.

Speaker 1 (36:15):
But anyway, I think people are fighting, fussing, going back
and forth, and it's just whack. ABC suspended Terry Moran,
or maybe maybe it's Morrin, but Terry Moran because he
called uh, Steven Miller, the deputy chief of staff, a
world class hater. He deleted the post after the White

(36:36):
House lashed out, Uh, the most interesting thing about Miller
is not brains is vile. The network senior national correspondent
toe former Nightline anchor ro describing Miller as a world
class hater who derived spiritual nourishment from acting on his hatress.
He labeled Trump as a world class hater as well.
The White House pretend to be victims. ABC suspended him

(36:57):
and then fired him. He deleted the tweet shortly after
and made no further comments with The White House caught
the screenshot and condemned him, calling the post unhinged and unacceptable.
White House spokesperson Carolyn leave it Or Levitt said on
social media calling down ABC to hold him accountable and
telling the interviewer he should be suspended or terminated, and

(37:21):
he was suspended about an hour later, and then he
got fired. Yep.

Speaker 3 (37:25):
And this right here goes back to some of the
shit I was saying before this ship was going to
impact media. You know, it was going to impact media
a whole lot, you know, more than some of them
thought that it would. Because now I really can't do
my job, you know, I really can't express opinions that

(37:49):
the president doesn't agree with. So your quote unquote slowly
dictating what we can cover, what we can't cover, what
we can say, what we can say. It is a
slow burn that's slowly impacting our quote unquote free speech
and free media. And it would not be surprising if

(38:11):
within the next few years some of these media people
leave the States and start talking about shit in the
States in other countries and be like, hey, I got
the freedom to talk about what's happening over there over
here without being afraid of death, without being afraid of
being kicked out of the country, because a lot of them,
when they leave, they're never coming back again.

Speaker 1 (38:33):
You know, I've listened to all the stories.

Speaker 3 (38:35):
On NPR and all these podcasts, but you know they
would cover stories about people from other countries risking their
lives to get them information. It's gonna be a lot
of phone calls from from from in the cave somewhere.

Speaker 1 (38:50):
It's gonna be a lot of this and a lot
of that, and it's.

Speaker 3 (38:52):
Gonna be American journalists because they did not take their
jobs as a mask. As a totality, there are some
that would do on their job, but that's a totality.
They did not beat the drum that they were supposed
to beat to educate people and cut through the lines
and tell people the truth. And both sides are not
the same. There is a difference, and now they're going

(39:13):
to suffer the consequences because of that. This is not
the first person, nor would it be the last person,
because they're all gonna fold because they don't want to
deal with Trump, counting funding, Trump coming in and and
and and and and putting the government against every fucking
companies are going to fold. They don't want to deal
with the brother you versus standing up and be like, no, bitch,

(39:34):
we're gonna do are jobs.

Speaker 1 (39:37):
I saw their businesses, right, they're businesses and they're big businesses.
These companies are merging with each other, buying different things. Uh,
ABC's owned by Disney, which is all a boy you know. Like,
so these are big businesses and they're not trying to
run a file of the government. This is one of
the reasons you don't want people like this in charge
of the government, right because you know, like we we

(40:00):
talked about with the whole Black Capitalist conversation with Rachel.
Loria's book is out by the way, but we talked
to her about it, and I was like, there are
people who think they're going against capitalism, but they've accepted
the basic tenants because you really have no choice, and
so all they're doing is playing the game a different way.

(40:22):
And one of those examples to me is this idea
of like, well, no, if we don't watch it, that'll
that'll that'll make it go away, or if we don't
or if we watch something else, or if we give
this company our money but give it to them a
different day than the day we do normally give it
to them. At the end of the day, it's not

(40:44):
speaking because these companies are actually not people.

Speaker 3 (40:48):
No, they're not.

Speaker 1 (40:49):
We treat the companies like they're people that will get
a message target might ride just d out. I think
out of business. They they like, we don't know that
they're going to pivot and react in the way that
we've been told they'll react, right, because at the end
of the day, when you let a certain type of
administration be in charge, they have a voice too. In
these corporations. Now it's not just the customers. We think

(41:12):
the customers had an ultimate voice. That's if the company
is functioning in a way of like, listen, it's very important.
That's if that's the idea that you have. If you
like have a mom and pop shop like me and
Karen we are our podcast that are it would function
in that way where it's like, hey, hold on, we
got to make sure we make money off this. But like,

(41:33):
what if our podcast had a CEO and they weren't
a hosting Black Kyle Tips and that ceo is making
way more money than me and Karen and y'all were
like we boycotting the podcast because the CEO told Rod
and Karen to start talking a certain way. Me and
Karen of course won't have a job. We'll be out.
The CEO is like, oh cool, golden parachute I was

(41:56):
only worried about the share price. Declare bankruptcy. Flipped this
shiit sell it to someone else, Yes, sir, like that
is the difference, and that's not a defensive target or
being like, don't boycott them. I'm saying exactly the opposite,
which is, we truly do not know when these companies
are going to stand up and do all the things

(42:17):
that they lie to you and tell you they're about
right during democratic administration, sell you a delusion. The thing
that I was saying during those administrations was I like
the lie. I like the fake state because it means
that you have a society that looks down on those
things and that they're just playing the game. They're like, hey,
in a world where people look down on you for

(42:40):
not having any black employees, let's just make sure that
we're doing that. The government has quotas about black people
being in jobs or something, or as demands or programs,
we should have some because it's and everyone's been thinking
that these companies are going to hold strong like these
are corporate values, the value or whatever the fucking people

(43:03):
in society think the values are, and whatever they put
in power reflects their values, and that becomes what companies?
Do you know it was the government that desegregated first, Yes,
it was on the federal government was doing all this desegregation.
And then it trickles down and they're like, I guess
it is stupid to have a black lunch counter and

(43:24):
a white lunch counter. That is dumb now that the
government says it's dumb. But that so now when you
erect this type of conservatism back into its place, the
companies are taking their queue and they're like, okay, they're
mad about d I they're cutting out companies. They're talking
about cutting off government funding, taxing people. Fuck it, we

(43:45):
never gave a fuck one way or the other. We
was lying when we say they were our values, and
now we have no values one way to the other.
I'm not and I know people will feel differently, feel
how you feel, but I'm not even calling the companies
racist me. I'm literally saying I think they are agnostic.
They don't give a fuck one way or the other.

(44:05):
Right they are by making that money, well, hold on,
I'm not even saying it's all about money. I think
the people at the top are about making money, but
the corporation don't function like a mom and pop. No,
it doesn't, like that's the lie we've all accepted, Like, well,
if you stop doing this, then they'll stop doing that.
And it's like that's what happens when you own a store,
when you are the chief corporate officer a store that

(44:30):
ain't the same. You're not mister Target any more than
the guy working the register's mister Target. So you can
hop off of this and go be mister something else,
Like you can go be Okay, yeah, it used to
be the CEO of Target, Now he's the CEO of
Family Dollar. Move the fuck on. Fuck them people, Fuck
the whole Brandy. The brand's burned to the ground, not you, right,

(44:50):
we don't walk around remembering the CEOs at the time
of the companies that got fucked up. So, like anyway,
my point being like, there is no real accountability that
is coming in in that in those cases. So and
ABC is still a company. They just happen to tell
you the news once in a while, but the news

(45:12):
is business to them, and they're selling commercials during every
single section of that news. Uh, So that's that's really
what they're about. And I am Matt, So you should
probably move on. Kil Karashian asked Trump to be something
about immigration. I don't know. Uh, let's move into something else.

(45:33):
Ship ship ship, what I want to talk about? I
might do something a little more fun. So let's might
be looking a segment that's more fun, like, uh, maybe
who news? Who news is are normally a hoot? Uh,

(46:05):
cilentio or soilento. I don't know how to pronounce it silent. Oh,
I don't know anyway. He has been sentenced to thirty
years for the murder of his cousin in twenty twenty one.
Who thank you?

Speaker 3 (46:25):
I have no idea who is it?

Speaker 1 (46:26):
It doesn't work to tell the people you don't know. Who?
Do you think?

Speaker 3 (46:30):
He is? Some a performer like a single.

Speaker 1 (46:35):
Broad Okay, singer, there you go. He is a rapper. Okay,
watch me whip? Oh watch me nay name, Yes, that's him.
The twenty seven year old artist born Lamar Rickett Hawk
pleaded guilty but mentally ill to voluntary man slaughter, aggravated

(46:55):
us out and firearm possession while committing the crime, along
with conceling to death involving the killing Frederick Rooks. Their
they the police found on January twenty first, twenty one,
the police found Rooks with multiple gun shot wounds at
three thirty seven am. Several individuals listen, ain't nothing open
that the midnight except draws and trouble Nicks in trouble.

(47:21):
Several individuals in the neighborhood said they her gun shots,
with surveillance footage showed a white BMW speeding off after
the shots for fire. Family members told police that Rooks
was last scene with Hawk, with the rapper picking him
up from a friend's home in a vehicle. So that's
some real like Aaron hernandez'z crime, Like I ain't really
ain't no real alibi after the rest. February twenty twenty one,

(47:43):
Hawks publicist Chanelle Hudson called for positive vibrations and support
for her client, claimed he had been suffering immensetally from
a series of mental health issues. You never want them
to say positive vibes when you know that means you
ain't got no defense. What you want a post is
to say is my client absolutely did not do this,

(48:03):
you know what I mean. But it's bad when they
got to be like, I don't know, man, live, love, laugh, shit,
he did it.

Speaker 3 (48:13):
That's not the response.

Speaker 1 (48:14):
You won't Yeah, he must have did that ship?

Speaker 6 (48:16):
Why?

Speaker 1 (48:17):
Hey, you know what I'm saying? You pray?

Speaker 3 (48:19):
Uh?

Speaker 1 (48:20):
They love like? Oh no, he's guilty. Yes, Uh, let's see.
How about this one. Real Bleeder busted for waving gun
at rivals in the mall. A rapper? He is a rapper, Okay, Karen,

(48:44):
that is a good, good job. Context clues. Yes, I
don't think you being to any other group. I have
no idea who this person is. Rapper. Real Bleeder was
booked in the or Cheita qua Chita Wachita Correctional Center
or Wahita maybe Wahita Correctional Center at the allegedly pulling

(49:04):
a gun and threatening violence during the confrontation that he
can land mall in Monroe, Louisiana.

Speaker 3 (49:10):
He can't land mall?

Speaker 1 (49:11):
What a name? The baton rouge rapper faces two counts
of aggravated assault with a web, firearm rioting and a
legal carrying of weapons or damn. The incident, which unfolded Sunday,
May nineteenth, was filmed in later president on social media.
What god, damn the hell is wrong with y'all? Y'all

(49:33):
everything online? Just didn't want the police to have to
work too hard. Huh, No need to spend all day
on this case, no tops on on early lunches too,
and yeah they do less paperwork. According to the authorities,
he was involved in the heated exchange with two individuals
but believed to be members of the rival Why n
End game. There's a hy n end game?

Speaker 3 (49:52):
What's the why n end? I know what a y
N is?

Speaker 1 (49:55):
Are they? Like? Why N squared?

Speaker 4 (49:57):
Is it?

Speaker 2 (49:58):
Like?

Speaker 1 (49:59):
Cause that's scary? Yes? Why ends? Already given me a
little bit of a man of a certain age, all right,
but why in end? It's double the end? Right, that's
like if BT had a news network. Okay, let me stop.
That's not true, that this is a joke. Uh k
tv Eve reports that the conversation took place outside Pek

(50:22):
and Land Mall on mill Haven Road, the busy shopping
center in My Road. The footage were circulated online show
several men arguing before one of them appeared to flash
a weapon. Police say they used the video footage of
social media posts to confirm Real Bleeder's identity. He probably
was on there like it's me Real Bleeder, that's your boy.
I'm not your boy, I'm for real. I think it

(50:43):
was his Instagram. I'm looking at the screen. Let me
let me put it up for y'all. No, you're right, baby,
he did that. Didn't want them to work hard at all?
That must it's me Come get me right. Let me see.
Can you guys see this? Oh Bush is scary moron?

(51:05):
Oh right now? So if you look at the Instagram,
the handle is real bleeder underscore and it is him
holding a gun in the mall as people walk by,
and the caption is what the fuck is a why
end end one hundred hashtag? Okay, So I mean when

(51:28):
I tell you open the shaitcase the police, can you
know what I'm saying, Like, take a half day.

Speaker 3 (51:36):
You know what, they had a lunch break for they
went to go you know what, let's eat for we
go on this.

Speaker 1 (51:42):
Right like we let's comper lunch. I say, we talked
about their business lunch. We talked about who could have
possibly done this? Right? But yeah, that's uh, that's what's
happening with who news, everybody? Who? Everybody?

Speaker 3 (51:57):
I don't know nothing.

Speaker 1 (51:59):
Yeah, all right, let's move into something else. We're going
to war went on our socks. He went on our socks,
all right, gender wars Now we judge comment from all

(52:22):
around the globe based on you know how much it's
gonna start people fighting about gender wars. It's not really,
you know, some of it's real, some of hiss fake.
But we're not judging the content of the message as
much as we're judging the virality of it and what
makes it work. And today it's contestant is a legendary man,

(52:45):
Keith Sweat. Okay, he went from begging to showing up
his shows giving five minute monologues to the latest.

Speaker 3 (52:54):
Oh no, I didn't come for that.

Speaker 1 (52:57):
Yes, I know, younger one, I don't know.

Speaker 6 (53:01):
I really you have a single woman, don't want what
yourselves out there like?

Speaker 1 (53:04):
Yeah it's all better, said somebody. You don't know what
single women don't want to put themselves out there like that? Okay,
all right, Keith. I do miss when he used to
just be like girl.

Speaker 3 (53:19):
Please, I won't I please you.

Speaker 1 (53:24):
I'm so sorry, baby, like I missed those days. Yes,
you ain't nobody changed.

Speaker 6 (53:30):
I know, younger one, I don't know. I really you
a single woman, don't want what yourselves out there like? Yeah,
it's all better. I don't mind telling y'all.

Speaker 2 (53:39):
I'm safe.

Speaker 6 (53:43):
I know. Make too many entitlement things going on. I
can't you gotta bring son to the be able to
get something for bigure.

Speaker 1 (53:50):
I can't help.

Speaker 6 (53:51):
Then they don't want to cook no more.

Speaker 1 (53:55):
I wash the all clothes.

Speaker 6 (53:56):
I'm on clothes.

Speaker 1 (53:59):
You gotta do something. So he's saying women don't want
to cook no more. He got to wash his own
clothes for his own clothes. You show you, nigga, I'm
not something for me. I'm not your wife. As a
grown ass man, you got to do something for me.
If you're gonna listen, if you want to date me,
you need to be at least fifty percent made. Okay,
that's just what Keith is own. All right, Okay, Karen's

(54:20):
already upset. I got clothing. Clothing is a good thing.
I will say this. I absolutely believe it's not part
of the show, because he repeated himself a lot. Yeah,

(54:40):
he is very upset about them clothes.

Speaker 3 (54:43):
He was like, I got to do the damn work.

Speaker 1 (54:46):
No, I don't know who, for of you, I don't
know who. Backstage called him wrinkly. Somebody said something that
set him off. Did you start one tonight? You got
the wrong one?

Speaker 3 (54:56):
They got a fucking five minute speech up of that bullshit.

Speaker 1 (54:59):
Somebody said, key, what's going on with these Michaels in
this suit? And he said, oh man, I'm gonna be
I got I'm gonna tell these ladies something tonight. Okay,
I got to iron my own clothes. If I got
the foul my clothes. My mama taught me the iron. Okay,
this is a good thing if I if I got
to stew it myself, though, Hell no, because now I'm
walking around looking like Scotty Pippen's forehead and y'all just

(55:23):
laughing at me. Can't cook, can't clean. I feel so
bad for his background dancers gotta pretend like this is okay?
Like is there anything worse than me in the background
dancing when the main person is going on a rant?
You can't do shit about all you gotta do?

Speaker 3 (55:42):
Are you doing to stand there bopping side the side
until it's time to perform again? He girl, Yeah, they
just they just looking at the band like, y'all keep
the beat.

Speaker 1 (55:50):
I keep swaying. You can't back, you can't sing backup
right here? When he's like, y'all got to iron all clothes.
He got an iron his own club. You don't want
to be like one, two, three, four five he looking wrinkly,
baby man? What old?

Speaker 3 (56:11):
Really wanted you to be my wife?

Speaker 1 (56:16):
Sometimes at that time, hey, friends, sometimes I know he
did not start singing. I know he didn't start singing.

(56:38):
He tried to. I know this is not a real song. No,
this is not He turned to his grievance into music.
That I mean, it's very creative, very great. That's hilarious. Right,
and when this thing, you know, we got carrying number
three in of you, right, sometimes at night, I know,
carrying number two. It's like, hey, dude, king squat, you'm

(56:59):
a view. How come when my cabinet is no open,
you don't close him back? Like that's a that's a
cheat code. You can't sing that. That's now people agreeing
with shit because they're just singing it.

Speaker 3 (57:11):
Right.

Speaker 1 (57:13):
And then if I take you on a date, you
want me some pussy girl.

Speaker 3 (57:19):
I thought that start, I should have started singing six
seven eighty nine ten really wanted you to be my friend.

Speaker 1 (57:29):
Hey, I gotta got a life now I'm in a
friend zey. This is like a later part of the show.
So I guess he did it again.

Speaker 3 (57:52):
That's that's why we came.

Speaker 1 (57:53):
We came for that. We didn't ca that's twisted.

Speaker 3 (57:56):
Yeah, we didn't come for nothing speech, So maybe he
didn't rant the whole time.

Speaker 1 (58:07):
Okay, that's not bad. I mean this part is cool.
I don't know why they included this in the five
minutes for the video. They should have cut that out
unless he's about to start be like, you know, you
got me wrinkle, baby, you got me rinkled all over
my pants? Right, these wine ends picking on me. I

(58:30):
don't know what I'm gonna do. Okay, this is just something.
Why they listen? I had left that in.

Speaker 3 (58:46):
Yeah, I was five minutes for no reason.

Speaker 1 (58:48):
Yeah they had a second where okay, all right, so
it's five minutes, okay, Yeah, the rest is singing, all right,
because I went to the four minute, I'm just gonna
send the rest of sing all right, zero to ten?
What would you write this, Karen?

Speaker 3 (59:06):
I knocked some scores down. I'm actually going to give
this a two. And the biggest i'ma give it a
two is because if you actually wanted people to argue,
take it out of singing.

Speaker 1 (59:18):
I agree with that the singing was too much. I
was gonna knock it for that too, I agree. I
don't think all was coming down as low as you,
but it is. It could have been way bigger if
you just cut it to that fifty seconds of woman bashing.

Speaker 3 (59:33):
Yeah, because most people aren't gonna hang around once they're
like the nigga singing and.

Speaker 1 (59:37):
Don't remind us he can sing. That's the that's the mistake.
Like we know you want us to hate him, You
want us to forget why we like him. You wants
to be like what the fuck this got to do?
Sing twisted, and but you actually put that in there,
so now you got the solution to me being like
the nig nagas just gonnae and sing the song, and
it's like, mayy go around? I'm like, shit, Well he
did sing the song. I guess he just I had

(01:00:00):
a moment and he slipped. But it's back all right.

Speaker 3 (01:00:02):
And also I think that was too much. And also
I think the if you would have just clipped it,
it would have been better. And I think that it
was more of him just talking versus ranting, you know
what I mean, like like like it would have been
different if it was more like a rant versus him
just kind of just talking. It did hit some points.
So that's why I you know, I mean that. So

(01:00:22):
I'm like, okay, you did get some things.

Speaker 1 (01:00:24):
You didn't give him a zero.

Speaker 3 (01:00:26):
Right, But the thing is, even if you would have
chopped that clip up, most young people don't know who
the fuck keep Sweat is.

Speaker 1 (01:00:33):
So it's so this.

Speaker 3 (01:00:34):
Gender war would have been an older people gender war
almost versus you know, some of the gender wars hit
like all age groups range groups. Like like, that's kind
of what more I'm considering.

Speaker 1 (01:00:45):
I give it a higher score than you because you
got a sixty three year old man in twenty twenty
five complaining about women, and he's Keith Sweat. Keith Sweat
is somebody, yes he is, Like it's notable, and his
brand is begging, yes it is, like his brand is

(01:01:06):
not whatever that like women, you need to straighten up.
So all of those things make it very viral. It
got six point nine million views even with this five
minute clip. Would have went bigger if they would have
just cut it down. I think I agreed. So I'm
gonna say, I'm gonna say this is eight out of ten.

(01:01:28):
I think it's those factors are that important, no matter
how fucked up they fucked the clip.

Speaker 3 (01:01:32):
I can understand that.

Speaker 1 (01:01:34):
This because now in the comments, it's like a thousand
replies and it's genderwars. It's you know, uh can't be
looking for a batty. We need to be looking for
a patty. These young girls not trying to be at
home washing clothes at bacon Chicken. He needs a birth
of May who's retired from the school system, goes on
carnival cruise and knows the recipes. Us. There are fifty

(01:01:59):
sixty year old women exactly like this. The problem is
men like him want women half that age who look
like models in our career, driven to a tame and
make them into this kind of woman. Blah blah. Since
when he started spouting misogynistic red pill Twitter and podcast
talking points, Keith sweats one hundred four years old. The
game doesn't pass him by m fall and after that,

(01:02:20):
who he wind up leaving with nobody?

Speaker 3 (01:02:23):
Oh no, that's hilarious.

Speaker 1 (01:02:26):
That's good, Craig. We got these things called decades. They're
ten years long. Keith been alive for six and a
half of those. That's hilarious tune. So yeah, I actually
give it up, you know, for I think this was
a good one. Shout out to the pig means staying here.

(01:02:47):
Someone said, who's not washing clothes? Like she'll watch them clothes? Okay,
I'll see you girl shot.

Speaker 3 (01:02:55):
And you know what is anything about it? I'm raised,
but I'm the most the most that I am wanting
to give it as a five. Okay, it's not not
a two, you know, cause like you said, it had
six points, so people actually washed it and you reading
the comments and stuff, So I'll give it a five.

Speaker 1 (01:03:11):
Yeah, I respect. I mean, like I said, I wasn't
saying it to change your point of view. I was
simply saying I felt like this was one of the ones.
They just fucked it up with that edit. It's just
that was a major thing for me, honestly, thank god.
Yeah it would it would have been.

Speaker 3 (01:03:27):
Yeah, if they'd cut it where they could have put
this bitch in some shorts so some tiktoks.

Speaker 1 (01:03:30):
This ship would have been on Good Morning America, Michael
straighthand would have been getting keep to explain his ass,
yes right like tomorrow morning, Like Keith, now, what happened?
You used to beg people for pussy? Now look at you?
Is everything? Okay?

Speaker 6 (01:03:44):
Bro?

Speaker 1 (01:03:45):
Well you know, Michael, these women don't know how to
They don't know how to cook and clean, cook and clean.

Speaker 3 (01:03:53):
Why is the background singers?

Speaker 1 (01:03:55):
Well that I need background singers from outside, and they
don't hit. They don't hit the same if I just
said it, don't it don't work. But if you sing
to a woman the misogyny, you can get them to
do some wild things. You can. I'm sorry, I fucked
your sister, Babe, your sister. All right, let's move into
something else. Let's do hilarious some white people need. Let's

(01:04:41):
start with this story. Let's gray yep, right, pray yep, pray, yeah, pray.
What was that a ghetto? Yeah it was right. Justin
Baldoni is lost? Who done got dismissed?

Speaker 3 (01:05:02):
That lossuit was bullshit from the beginning.

Speaker 1 (01:05:05):
But I was told, Karen, I was told that I
was wrong, and that Blake Lovely is an evil, vindictive
lady that just secretly targeted this white feminist for no
fucking reason, just wanted to go fuck up his movie.
Just you know how white women just wake up in
the morning and be like, I won't fuck up my
whole career today, no reason at all. But yeah, his

(01:05:28):
lawsuit got dismissed. She cried when she learned his lawsuit
against her was tossed by the judge. She's obviously relieved,
the source tells people. Her lawyers call it a total victory,
in complete vindication. According to one insider, she cried blah blah,
and it was him accusing her and Ryan Reynolds and others.
I think even New York times of defamation and extortion.

Speaker 3 (01:05:51):
Which how are we extorting you?

Speaker 1 (01:05:53):
And what? Yeah, like you have to prove those things.
But this is what I keep telling people. These men
are wising up. They're just suing the people. And he's
even more cunning than most men. He sued her before,
knowing that she had this experience, knowing she might come
forward with it, he started, which ironically kind of checking

(01:06:16):
her egg. Did he actually harass her into filing the lawsuit?
Maybe because he started shitting on her early in the process,
before she even filed anything. When she wasn't even doing
press runs about the movie at first, and when she
did do them, what she was part of this lossuit
this house, She was like, I was not oblik at
to do these press runs, but I did them. But

(01:06:37):
when she was doing them, she was there with like
some of the co stars, people that worked on the movie,
and he was noticeably absent, right and so this is
before anyone knew anything shady happened behind the scenes, and
he sued her, I think to be like, I'm gonna
get ahead of this. And he also leaked many things

(01:06:58):
to the press that made her look terrible to and
they were out of context, many of them. And then
we found out through his like leaks from his own
publicist and from the people that were behind the lawsuit,
like oh yeah, we are turing and feathering her like
the like the text messages came out and everything where
they're like, we are trying to ruin her reputation before
she can say anything about this man. And I still

(01:07:21):
remember on my Facebook page people were arguing me down
and I, you know, I was not going to go
back and forth with them, but I just found that
to be wrong. And as an no, they won't pop
up now and show and be like damn Rod, I
guess I would. I got a tricked, But I'm like,
this is how it happens. This is why Johnny Depp
did what he did, This is why Harvey Weinstein does

(01:07:43):
what he does, This is why Diddy. They do what
they do to Cassie, like because it works. It really
does work. No, this bitch is a lion bitch and
a Canavin bitch. She's a bitchy the bitch bitch. And
people are like, I'm not a misogynist, but I think
this woman's a bitch, and like, right, just sayings.

Speaker 3 (01:08:02):
Nothing I heard she coughed, no documentation.

Speaker 1 (01:08:06):
Now she coughed in the interview once. And there's people
on TikTok that were making tiktoks about it, and TikTok
is dangerous. TikTok was heavy again in the in the
Johnny deppcads, they were like, I watched the documentary on
it and they went through so much social media, podcast
and TikTok stuff and it's like, oh my god. People
were actually making money off of it. People got to

(01:08:26):
meet Johnny deppb off of it. Wow, right, Like it's
really scary what it is capable And people consume this
thing thinking I'll smoking cigarettes, but I ain't getting cancer,
And then they wonder how their view gets so skewed
to where you're in the silo of like Blake Lively,
evil bitch. I don't know. I just don't trust her. Meanwhile,
the people with the documentation, the evidence, that jury, the facts,

(01:08:49):
the judge throw the case out. Now he can refoul it.
I wouldn't be surprised if he doesn't if he does
refile it. But at the same time, I mean, how
much money are you going to spend looking like this,
Like what new evidence? What more are you gonna have
to show to win this lawsuit? Because the evidence they

(01:09:11):
were leaking to like the Daily Mail and other right
wing rags, what stuff like, Yeah, Ryan Reynolds threatened me
and he was very and you read the threat and
you're like, he didn't threaten you. He was not nice
to you, but he didn't threaten you. And also, I
wouldn't be nice to somebody who I who sexually harassed
my wife agreed, I'm not required to be your fucking buddy,

(01:09:33):
you know what I mean? Like the facts you even
felt entitled to that or like you were telling the
world something about me. It's like I want the world
to know I don't fuck with you. Thank you actually?
Or is Ryan Renolds will say thank you actually because
that's how you talk. But yeah, so it'll be interesting
because her suit is still going m.

Speaker 3 (01:09:52):
H and I hope she wins. And and the thing is,
you know, particularly when a lot of stuff start coming,
I was like, oh, and on top of that, nobody
own the the crew, like the other actors came out
of his defense, right, you know, they didn't travel with him,
you know. And I think he ended up leaving the podcast,

(01:10:15):
Like I think it's more of an embarrassment not telling
any funny more than anything. It's quote unquote fall from
grace because the thing about the podcast was he was
supposed to be the feminist dude. Now all of a sudden,
people realize you're not the feminist dude. And I think
that I think the co host left. I don't know
if he left for the club, right, So now you
probably don't have a podcast because what woman in her
right mind would actually do a podcast with you.

Speaker 1 (01:10:36):
Mary said she was already somewhat unlikable. It was very
easy to get people to turn on her. And I'm like,
every woman is unlikable, every woman. It's easy to get
people turned on any woman. That's it's not a bug.
It's a feature, right, it is a feature. Think about
a woman and then think about what people do real quick.
It don't take long. It don't take much either. I

(01:10:59):
don't watch people turn on Beyonce and the drop of
a don, I don't watch people turn on Kamala Harrison's
the drop of a don. Hillary Clinton, at the drop
of a don, you ain't got to do a lot,
and you wouldn't like to go Well, why though you're
not perfect? Women, nobody's fucking perfect. Donald Trump is our president.
Unlikable for a woman is a death sentate Ellen TV

(01:11:19):
show over because people found out that when they privately
don't be seeing her, she might be unlikable. That's they
didn't They don't have evidence. We don't have like they have,
like awkward interview clips, but you can find those of
every single person that does interviews period, no matter who
they are. You're gonna find something where they asked something
and it was a little awkward and then it moved

(01:11:41):
on and it fit, it worked out or whatever. But
the point being, Steve Harvey can be can do an unlikable,
awkward interview with Monique, he gonna still have a show tomorrow.
It's so easy to get women out of here because
none of us thinks were misogynistic. All of us think
we beat it. All of us we're like, no, I would.
If I don't like a woman's because she's a woman,

(01:12:04):
that's it. I mean, it's not because she's the woman.
I mean, uh, it's because she's uh you know, it's
because she's she fucked up. She should should like. That's
what it feels like all the time. So anyway, my
point is someone's gonna write in and tell us every
bad thing Blake Lobby's ever done. It's not the fucking point. No,
it's not, That's what I'm saying. The point is, if

(01:12:24):
I were to say this about some fucking dude who
had a who got it falsely accused of something, the
lawsuit was thrown out, we get zero emails about how
he was unlikable. It's just like, yeah, well he must
not have did it. He's a dude, that's it. He
won the case, as they're talking about, right, you know.
So anyway, my point being I was right and all
these motherfuckers was wrong, and uh, none of them apologized

(01:12:46):
to me as of yet, and of course it's really ashamed. Yeah,
and you won't get an apology.

Speaker 3 (01:12:50):
And the you know the thing is, it's like when
you're listening and you hear it You're like, oh, okay,
like a my thing.

Speaker 1 (01:13:00):
Not very funny.

Speaker 3 (01:13:01):
This says she was the ass or dick or whatever.
She's been acting long enough where other people have interacted
with her and have had, you know, things like that,
and you know, nobody is really coming out and saying
she difficult to work with or any of these things.

Speaker 1 (01:13:16):
It wouldn't matter if they were or weren't. Car That's
what I'm saying. She's still a woman. Let's say she
was difficult to work with. Let's just go to the
worst case scenario. You know what else is difficult to
work with a lot of very successful men, yes they are,
who just keep getting fucking jobs. They don't get sued
over it. But in this case, the lawsuit was some bullshit. Yes,
it was like one of the big the big bombshell

(01:13:39):
was that one of the journalists that Baldoni was centering
his case on was this reporter who said he sent
a text that said Blake Lively said she was sexually
assaulted by Baldoni, and he's like, that's defamation. I was
not sex I did not sexually as saw her. And
that was the evidence. Well, the journalists came out was like,

(01:14:00):
first of all, and it was a Daily Mail journalist, right,
Jane Fortuska. He said, actually, I'm the one that used
those words, and I used him in an error. She
didn't say that. And to keep in mind he's talking
about defamation, it was a private text message, you meaning yeah,
it was not public. It wasn't the faming in those

(01:14:20):
text messages. My use of the phrase sexual assault, it
was a mistake. I meant to say sexually harassed. I
regret this error. According to sign declarations share with Daily
News on Friday by law firm whatever fuck, which is
representing slaw, mister Sloan never told me that miss Lovey
was sexually harassed or sexually assaulted about Justin Baldoni or
anyone else for Tuska further said, I regret that private

(01:14:43):
text messages were made public. This is a thing that
people do a lot of times with especially with like
abusive people who are trying to hide shit. They'll be like,
look at this, A journalist said, I sexually harassed her,
sexual assault of her, and I didn't this bitch you
need to go to jail. She she's defaming me, And
it's like, okay, let's talk about what defamation needs was

(01:15:04):
this accusation made in public? No, did she herself say it? Well,
it's a text between two journalists and they're saying that
she may have said. Also, it's not she didn't say
it is she's suing you at this time for this? No,
what the fuck are we talking about?

Speaker 3 (01:15:20):
What are we talking about? And keep in mind apping, ok.

Speaker 1 (01:15:23):
The New York Times one is thrown out as well,
So that did you sue them? And like I said,
the New the article about you suing is worth the
lawsuit to these people, I think, like, fuck it, I'm
gonna lose. But everybody the thing last thing they don't
really remember is like, well didn't he like sue them
or something? And it got thrown like it got thrown out,

(01:15:46):
but he gonna refoul. So like she probably is a bitch.

Speaker 3 (01:15:49):
Yeah, because if you've already decided it's nothing, not too
much anybody can say in or do you know, because
like this particular women victims period, but particularly you know,
more people don't care. Even were the Catsie case, nobody
cared about it until people seen the video and then
everybody was like god damn. But if it was just
word of mouth, no one cared, I know, that sounds sad,

(01:16:11):
but it was a lot of people that was like
I had. They wanted to make it mooky because they
had no evidence. He also had a lot of like.

Speaker 1 (01:16:19):
Very salacious filings like we're gonna get Taylor Swift to testify,
and then of course they don't because why what they
got to do with this? So it was it was
just but but the insinuation was important because then when
you file that motion, which they later of course withdraw
because Taylor, you're really gonna have Taylor Swift come in.

(01:16:40):
But the point was in that when you file it,
the news article brings up you know, Blake Lively and
Taylor Swift, they're not as close as they used to
be where it is they may be on the ouse.
What that clearly that makes her a bit if her
and Taylor Swift aren't friends. The other thing is, uh,
well then you get the rumor, why you why are
are you asking Taylor Swift? Well, our rumor is that

(01:17:02):
she was gonna pressure Taylor Swift to lie and say
that he sexually harassed her. We have no reason to
think that that's what was gonna happen. We have no
reason think Blake Lively did that other than these leaks
to the Daily Mail, which you are leaking. It's but
it's amazing how it works on people, and it works
every time. But the courtroom, that's the one that counts.

(01:17:25):
So took an l for that. Taylor Swift brought back
her music catalog an emotional announcement six years after Scooter
bron drama. Good.

Speaker 3 (01:17:33):
I'm glad. I'm glad so she can make money off
of fucking remake. She can make money off her original shit.

Speaker 1 (01:17:38):
Thirty five, she announced on Instagram May thirty she brought
back her music catalog, giving her control of her first
six albums. Congratulations to her. She's always fought for artists rights,
even beyond herself, but obviously you start with yourself, and
it's big to be able to afford to do that.
I mean, you know, I know people was trying to

(01:17:59):
shit on her when turning into some weird Beyonce versus
Taylor Swift shit, which is always weird to me because
they both her friends and scenems fine. But anyway, she's
a big deal, a lot of in a time where
most artists are selling that cadalog. She bought her shit back.
I know she got money Monday.

Speaker 3 (01:18:15):
Yeah, if you can afford to buy. And she, like
she said, she about all her shit back, and I
appreciate her for that, because they basically took her shit down.
That's why she ended up having to like re redo
all the albums and quote unquote cornor a different version
of whatever. But now she can basically say, hey, y'all
gonna play my song. I get the worty now, I
get the money now. And it's a freedom to that.

(01:18:37):
It's a freedom to that. This undescribable. So I can't
imagine the happiness that she has going. I owned my shit.

Speaker 1 (01:18:44):
Sidney Sweeney is selling soap made with drops of her
own bathwater. I guess. I guess. First of all, I'm
upset that this title didn't keep the essays going. Sidney
Sweeney's selling soap should have had like six more. This
is in like words in the title. Uh. But most importantly, JAYL,

(01:19:07):
can you leave a comment let us know how it
was like, because I'm sure I'm sure he bought it.
That's the actress, right, yeah, Sidney Sweeney. I know, white
lady big titties, Uh you know, right up his alley. Uh,
she's she's she's blowing up. She's everywhere. Uh, she's a

(01:19:27):
fun time gal because she likes sending them things out.
She don't mind, she don't mind. This is the doctor
Squatch account Sidney Sweety's Blathwater Bliss. If you're willing to
buy credit limit edition, limited edition soap, I'm sure it
sold out, infused with her actual bathwater.

Speaker 3 (01:19:44):
And you know it's sold out. And just like Ericabadu
so them pussy candles and them shit sewed out due.

Speaker 1 (01:19:49):
Yeah, oh yeah, limited run, it's gone. I'll guarantee you that. Now,
I heard that the Sidney Sweeney soap has a hole
in it.

Speaker 3 (01:19:59):
A hole in it.

Speaker 1 (01:20:00):
That's what I saw on Twitter. Now I have no
idea if that is real. Okay, I is it by design?
They're saying it like I'm guessing, like the joke is
you would fuck it. But I have not seen a
picture of this soap with a hole in it. They
just talking, so I don't I feel like it. I
hope that's just people talking shit online because that feels

(01:20:23):
weird to me. Okay, I'm going to the website to
look at the soap. Uh, and I still don't see
the soap. We can look at it. Together, everybody. I'll
put it on screen, but I don't see the soap
outside of the box from an angle where I can
see if it got a holding, which is making me
feel like maybe it got a hole in it. I'm
not just saying I don't want it to but because like,

(01:20:45):
that's her with them things squeezed up, sitting holding some
soap that's not her squash soap. Yeah, her soap is
sold out, of course. It is Sidney's favorite scent. Con
that castaway. Why you think y'all gonna be at a
at a movie theater watching her movies jacking off, She's

(01:21:05):
gonna smell you and be like, coconut Castaway smells like me.
I better put these titters on that dick. That's not
how that works at all. It's not how that works, guys.

Speaker 3 (01:21:15):
Oh so you can't buy the individual, boss, but you
can probably in the package with something else.

Speaker 6 (01:21:18):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (01:21:19):
Yeah, that's how they get you. So and now, oh man,
these are just pictures of Sidney Sweeney. I put Sidney
Sweeney whole. My bad. I should have put you don't
get a lot of shit, then I should have so soa.
It was just people looking at her butt like asshole. Okay,
So this looked like a real picture of the soap,

(01:21:41):
and I'm guessing that this is not. Yeah this there's
no hole in the soap, guys. This is like the
Tommy Hill figure rumor. He went on Oprah and said,
niggas don't wear my shirts, like, stop lying. We're on
the internet. We can find out right. Can't believe you guys. Mmmmm,
so man, now, look, jail may have cut a hole
into his soap. I don't know, okay, and other white

(01:22:08):
people news. Jared Leto has been accused of sexual misconduct
by multiple women, including those who say they were underage
and that he was trying to groom him as actors
has He denies the allegation. Oh no, you told me
this the other day.

Speaker 3 (01:22:23):
I was like, oh no, and h and I was like,
oh yeah, because every movie I hate him in. This
man's movie is so bad here.

Speaker 1 (01:22:35):
This man ruins so many movies. Yes he does.

Speaker 3 (01:22:39):
Every time I see the Trying trailer, it's like my
mind forgets then to get to the end. They flashes fast,
like fuck, I'm not going to see that bush actor.

Speaker 1 (01:22:47):
And he's not accused of anything illegal. He's only accused
of being inappropriate in a way that you know obviously
people are like, yuck. It's fifty three years old. It's
been an open secret a long time, an anonymous woman
told air Mail. Among the allegations, he's accused of asking

(01:23:08):
sexual questions to a sixteen year old, walking out of
a room nude in front of a seventeen year old,
exposing himself and masturbating before putting on an eighteen year
olds hand on him. I'm a statement to air Mail, well,
that seems like it could be illegal, but there I
guess it's all anonymous and the statement of air Mail
representative for the thirty Seconds to March's band member expressly
denied all allegations. Yet my faux cot shall continue, Jared Lettoe.

Speaker 3 (01:23:32):
Yes, sir, you shall know no rest why I'm here.
I'm gonna keep focus.

Speaker 1 (01:23:38):
I will not be seeing tron You motherfucker. You're not
getting me.

Speaker 3 (01:23:42):
You give me with the bright colors every time I
realize trying is boring as shit. I've seen them all
and I'd be like then halfway through it, like why
am I here?

Speaker 1 (01:23:49):
That's right? And will I say that I'm doing it
because I just don't like your movies and your movie
acting and your os you choose. No, I will not.
I will say it's because you harassed underage girls. That's
what I'm gonna say, making me the hero of this.

Speaker 3 (01:24:05):
Story, Jared Leto, Yep, making my own reality. I'm gonna
ride this thing on out, be like the rest of them,
and we're like, oh, you didn't see uh fucking what
was the movie where Harrison Foy used to be a
blade Runner twenty fifty or whatever?

Speaker 1 (01:24:21):
The fuck? The next one is, No, I didn't see
that loud ass shit it loudish? Why do you see it? Rod?
I saw it and I loved it. I gave it
a nine nine point nine out of ten? Rod, Right,
why didn't you see it? And I'm gonna say, you
know why I didn't see it? So I'm a better
person than you, because I would never support a man
that harasses sixteen year olds with sex questions. But I

(01:24:45):
guess not all of us can be as upstanding and
righteous as I am. I guess some of us just
have to see the movie. Now. If you're part of me,
I need to see Mission Impossible twelve, starring a man
who's been accused of all kinds of scientology bullshit. But
that's not that's neither here nor that in this way,

(01:25:06):
I am better as a person than you are. Let's
see Harry Wanstain convicted again in New York for I mean,
take a drink. I mean, this man gets That's like
all he do now is get convicted of sexual assault. Man.
Remember when, like we didn't really know who he was,
and now I just know it And they're like, he

(01:25:26):
greenlit all these movies and now I'm just and then
it was like he was a tyrant in the industry.
He was so hard to work with, but he made
good movies. And now I'm like, you mean, the guy
who's the second most prolific sexual assault behind Bill Cosby.
That guy, all right, he.

Speaker 3 (01:25:41):
Gave a lot of women a lot of hard times
and probably ended some of their careers.

Speaker 1 (01:25:46):
Yeah, I'm sorry. It hasn't been a lot of happy
white people news. Normally it's happier than this. Macamore's home
got robbed. Oh no, intruders bear sprayed, the nanny water
kids slept.

Speaker 3 (01:25:57):
Oh shit.

Speaker 1 (01:25:58):
Yeah. They demanded she lead them to the jewels. Where
are the jewels, bitch, they said, And she was like,
you mean Mcamar's bars. I was like, no, they allegedly
pilled for thousand dollars worth of jewelry, watches, and shoes. Okay,
I'm a little shocked and I'm a little disappointed. Really, Maclamore,

(01:26:19):
you got thousand dollars in jewelry, watches and shoes. Brother,
I thought you was like a fucking communist Nigga. You
ain't being rich doing rich people shit, right boy? If
you don't donate all your money to Kendrick Lamar like
you said you would after you stole his Grammy, god
damn it. McLemore not playing with you.

Speaker 3 (01:26:36):
I don't feel the same.

Speaker 1 (01:26:37):
Well, you don't listen to his raps, so how would
you know I do? Not?

Speaker 3 (01:26:41):
Right?

Speaker 1 (01:26:42):
So you just generally talking. You don't know how woke
this man is. This is a big This could end
his career if finding out he got jewelry in his house.
The white people that listen to him, because it's not
the white people that listen to him, better not find
this out here. You better hope they don't listen to
our tips. Right.

Speaker 3 (01:27:01):
I have a question, has he been nominated for anything?

Speaker 1 (01:27:03):
He won a Grammy over Kendrick Lamares has.

Speaker 3 (01:27:05):
He been nominated for anything since that.

Speaker 1 (01:27:08):
I don't know. Probably he white and he makes white
people music for white people that like black people, okay,
but don't want to listen to the black people directly
because that would be you know, colorism or something or appropriating,
so they listen to Macamore instead. Okay. So I hate
to see if I hate he got robbed, but also

(01:27:29):
if it's Macamore, I should have been like, oh, he
got robbed in his vinyl collection or something like something
that makes sense. I thought this man stopped at the
thrift store, Okay, I in that way. He said, I
want to pop some tags. I got fifty cents.

Speaker 3 (01:27:44):
In my pocket.

Speaker 1 (01:27:45):
Yeah that's my jam, right, that's his song. Oh why
are you doing what? And he wasn't just shopping at
the thrift shop because he was fashionable. He was trying
to keep on recyclable, maintained goods in his community. He's like,

(01:28:06):
why will I go buy some new stuff at the
mall made by some it's some sweatshop when we can
just go to the thrill store, support the local community
and keep it all, you know, recyclable. And now that
man got platinum chains. Karen fucking disgusted with this, dude.
This is worse than when I found out Jared Letter

(01:28:27):
was messing with these underage girls.

Speaker 3 (01:28:29):
No, this is not the sign.

Speaker 1 (01:28:31):
No, this is not the same boy's icon. Brian Wilson
dadd at eighty two. Oh no, yeah, passed away after
battle with dementia. Oh yeah, they gotta be eighty now.
That was being around forever, Karen. That was big. White
people knew. I know it was white people loved the
goddamn Beach Boys. I got that alert on my phone

(01:28:54):
from the news from like five different sources. That's when
you know that ship true people, that Daily Mail, you know,
Sports Unlimited, Like, it was just people. I'm like, I
don't even know how you got this number. How did
you get my emails? The beach Boy is dead. He
was a beach old man and he died. I'm like, damn,
life's a beach uh. Jennifer Andison panics after accidentally leaking

(01:29:21):
private detail and since deleted Instagram photo that was taking
her home. So she had posted a photo of her
with her new puppy and it was adorable puppy.

Speaker 3 (01:29:36):
Oh she didn't mean to make it public.

Speaker 1 (01:29:38):
No, she meant to make it public. But she posted it.
She said, Sunday Funday photo dump day, son emoji and
heart emoji. Okay, what's wrong with the photo? Okay, Well,
they noticed the mistake and they gave old warning because
it's about her dog that she rescued, named Clyde, and
she wrote children books called clyd. Maybe blurred the second

(01:30:03):
or last photo with the dog tag with the phone
number visible. Oh no, yeah, so a phone number showed
on dog tag. May want to delete one? Another fan
not the phone number on the dog tag, said, obviously
a black fan, not the phone number on the doll tag.
I see why she deleted it now, right, She definitely

(01:30:25):
did not realize that that was going out. Yeah, and
then Jail Covann called her seventeen times and so she oh,
and she has been stalked before. A man was accused
of crashing his car through her front gate. He was
find mentally incompetent to stand trial. May twenty second. The suspect,
Jimmy Wayne Carrwild forty eight, has asked for a second

(01:30:47):
opinion after the court not a second opinion at the
question and the conclusion of the quarter point of psychiatrist
who examine him. I ain't crazy. I love that bitch,
and I want to eat up blood, so I be strong.
Does she know you?

Speaker 3 (01:31:00):
She ain't got to know me, right, it's the problem.

Speaker 1 (01:31:02):
It's a problem. Do she know me? We all fucking soulmates,
your honor, she told me several times last night in
my dreams, when we were psychically communicating while making love.

Speaker 3 (01:31:14):
I think this. I think the people was right.

Speaker 1 (01:31:17):
Yeah, excuse me, you're gonna finish that poop. I'm gonna
eat that.

Speaker 3 (01:31:21):
Uh.

Speaker 1 (01:31:21):
The judge ordered another examination to take place, but it
was unclear when that would happen. Prosecutors claiming the man
been harassing the murder mystery Starry a voicemail, email, social
media message for two years, probably as alleged attempt at
gate crash.

Speaker 5 (01:31:34):
Damn.

Speaker 1 (01:31:35):
He was like, that's because she was sending me signs.
Her dog had a phone number on his collar. She
knew I would see it and cold. That's all. I
just wanted to know what she wanted. So yeah, they
I guess you gotta change her number immediately.

Speaker 3 (01:31:53):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (01:31:53):
Would I would change it as well, if it or
her assistants number. I wouldn't even put If I was
a rich Hollywood person, I put like my maid's number
on there and be like, now you know, if my
dog get lost, you gotta stop taking care of your
family and go get it. I don't pay you the
big dollars for you to have a family, but nothing
and live. I don't care if you at your kids recital,

(01:32:14):
you go get fluffy. Okay, all right, how long has
this been? Hour and a half? All right, yeah, you know,
I guess I can bring this one home. Just think about.
Let me look and see there's any good guesses of
the races that can't wait till next week or whatever. Great,

(01:32:34):
their website started acting stupid. Oh there we go, Yeah
we can wait. We can do some guests the race
later on. Okay, thanks for listening, everybody. We appreciate your
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Speaker 3 (01:33:03):
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Speaker 1 (01:33:18):
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about people that typically have to wait a long time.

(01:33:39):
If I can resolve it, I will do my best too.
And mostly y'll ask the same questions anyway, so I
already know the answers and I'm just like helping y'all out.
So thank y'all for listening. We'll be back until next time.
I love you. I love you too. Oh wait, I
didn't do sore ratchetness. That's not how that works at all.
We can't let y'all go shit. I got a mission
that I'm on to tell the world about these motherfuckers

(01:33:59):
these so we can't break the street. Was wu you shit?

(01:34:24):
Wielding a Samurai sword is the title of this is
from the East Hampton Star with a black Samurai style
sword in hand. A thirty three year old man from Newburgh,
New York, allegedly threatened another man on Saturday night near
Camp Hero on Coast Artillery Road in Montauk. His target
locked himself in his car and called police as a

(01:34:46):
sword wilder approach. An officer who all ride about twenty
minutes later, reported that the suspect resisted her efforts to
handcuff him, tensing up his arms and attempting to hide
them under his body, despite several orders to comply. Charged
with the minutes seen with the second degree criminal possession
of a weapon with a tend to use and resistant
the rest all class eight misdemeanors he held. He was
held every night and appeared in the Town Justice Court

(01:35:08):
on Sunday morning. Justice David Fowler released him on his
own recognizance with instructions to be back in court on Wednesday. Okay,
this seems like way too lenient on this guy, and
also like a man to understand. This motherfucker came at
you with a sword, You called the police and then
waited twenty minutes in your car because I'm out the

(01:35:30):
funk I'm gonna wait for it. I'm gonna be telling
y'all as I'm pulling off, and they'll be like, it's
a man at the park with a sword. What does
he look like? I don't know. In my rearview mirror,
I think maybe he got a jacket or something.

Speaker 3 (01:35:40):
Y'all need to come get him.

Speaker 1 (01:35:42):
Right where misdemeanors are charged to start, does not report
the name of the defendants. Oh oh, okay, so he
got to kill somebody. That's the wrong message. Guys. Come on,
oh my god, you always shame these sword people and
let the let the community know it's dangerous. This man

(01:36:03):
is out. He's on the lamb all right now until
next time. I love you. I love you too,

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