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This podcast was recorded in the IHeart Radio line of Podcasting Center. It's
your girl, Courtneyo. It's yourbig dog Matt Sanders. The difference between
me and you live your truth.Say what's your truth? What everybody else
is thinking? That? Boys saywhatever comes to your mind. We can
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sin and shop it up. Buttoday we got time allow the boy.
Yo yo yo. It's your girlCOURTNEYO. And it's your big dog Matt
Sanders. And we are here foranother episode of spokeatic dog journeying. Do
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your mind come journeying in our minds? Absolutely, let's take a Journey's get
there, Let's get there. What'sgood? But man, it's Gort in
hot house. It ain't scorching hot. It ain't big guy Freddy. We'll
say that right. I just seenthis post just today it said little Booties
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are in season because big booties thinkabout this moment. I was like,
yeah, it is social media.It is you that ye Street four straight
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release, get off my hood.Man, you can hear them a mile
away. I'd be like, ifyou're happy, you know it, clap
your hands. You're crazy. AnyWhowarm enough what we've been you know?
Yeah, for real, that's thatgood vitamin D. Yeah, right,
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you on the right, definitely getthat natural sunlight. And just because it's
getting warm outside, that don't meany'all go out acting crazy when it gets
warm. People have a tendency todo irritate some shit frustrated. Yeah,
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sit down in some air or something. And if you can't, if you
at your house, right, geta big gulf or take your butt to
the library and read a book.How about that. They got plenty of
air up there and it's free andopen to the public. Just don't mess
up our summer with your shenanigans.Yeah, yeah, for real, somebody
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got hit and some other stuff.So yeah, let's let's kill the piece.
Yeah, that we can enjoy thisgood weather and absolutely somebody's pool that's
the pool. Um, did youwhat about your pool? Did you get
it taken care of your pool?Uh? See that is your situation in
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hands o. Hell, then youwill see the big dog in the y
MCA, because that you will turninto a swamp on right. Yeah,
I remember you posted that. I'mlike, uh, you might want to
throw that away. Yeah, we'reall gonna get gang green if we swim
with that. Yeah, we're allgonna come up limbless right, arms and
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legs foating in the crazy man.Yeah, I don't know. I take
care of every year. It's likewe get a new pool. I'm just
like, like, can we justkeep make this one last? You got
to cover it up though, thisis the last one. If I get
another one, it's gonna have wehead and just spend their breath and get
the underground d Yeah about five ontop above ground. Yeah, that's not
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for you. It's not about clear. I don't know what the hell I'm
doing. We don't hear legs andworlds one no, yeah, that's all
I got here, that's all.You know what. I got a fear
of my head being underwater. Yeah, and I just I cannot. I
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probably could if I really I thinkyou'll love it if you just go ahead
and do it with the babies,you know. Yeah, yeah, you
know you're all right. Yeah,I don't know. I just yeah,
well, I'm like a dolphin.Really. Yeah, I'm like, I
get up in there. Yeah,I get the like, come, I'll
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jump off the pier. Yeah you'retripping. Yeah, you're tripping, California,
dude, hang losing seeing me?Man, Well, I mean you
kind of grew up around water thoughI did. Actually was like five minutes
away. Yeah, so I guessthat made a big difference. It's big
difference. Yeah, we just hadwhat nothing here, y'all like nothing?
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Yeah, nothing. Yeah, it'sokay. I'm gonna learn one day.
They never too late. Yea watershout out to the Little Mermaid. Yeah,
a little Mermaid. Yeah, Isaid yesterday. You know, it
was beautiful and you know what,it was a lot of representation all people
in that movie. So I don'tsee how people could even get mad,
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you know what I mean. Yeah, but it wasn't even because I'm looking
around and like, it's representation everywhere. We got Aeriel, you know,
she's a little black girl, andthen we got the Prince. I don't
even think Eric Eric he was adopted, his parents was raised. Yeah.
Yeah, his mind was just yeah, she was black, you know what
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I mean. Yeah, so itwas like a good representation of everything.
It was long as hell. Thatmight have been my only it wasn't even
a complaint. But I'm just thinkingin my head, like, how can
little kids sit down this long?Because because I'm side by the time it
was bought by an hour of fifteen. He was like, I want to
go. Yeah, after this,it's like I paid too much money for
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this, because that's what I lookedover at my goddaughter. Yeah, she
breathing. I'm like, wait aminute. I'm like, I don't get
your ass out right now today.Yeah, we paid eighty five dollars and
went to the dollar store got oursnack. So we gotta we gotta suck
that. You know. They hadfrom a bunch of diversity, all the
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little sister. Yeah, like theycame out. They had a mermaid name
Tomka. I like, look atsomething. Yeah, I got to make
a girl. You know. Youknow what I really like, I'm about
them arios real grandfather had he hada chance his lifetime to see his father,
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Pitt Cotton. Yes, and nowyou gotta hance see his great grand
and he's like what ninety nine theYeah, yeah he's there to see somebody
pick some cotton. You gotta beabout there. But yeah, I seen
that too, like across all genresin his life. That's beyond experience,
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right, all the fun the bottomnight. You know what I'm saying,
Like, yeah, you know whatI didn't understand when it was announced that
she was going to be African Americanthat the world was in an uproar,
like yeah, like it's the fakething a mermaid. Yeah, and I
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was mad at the unicorn was gonnabe black but none. That's just really
sad and ignorant. But it justshows you how shit racism it's taught.
It is a program because I'm thinkingin my mind, like I go to
a child's mind. I'm sitting herewatching a Little Mermaid. All I see
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is the little Mermaid. Like Ididn't see whether she was black, white,
blue. She was a mermaid.Baby. That is not the little
Mermaid. That's beauty and the beast. Y'all know them. I know what's
all talking about. He said somethingabout I'm gonna share your world or something
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like that. But yeah, Igot I was just there. Yeah that's
all. That's all for sure.But yeah she was Yeah, and Eric,
I'm yeah, yeah, they shouldhave had like a Luther ban Dros's
voice for Eric been on some jerial. Yeah, for she was like my
childhood crush. Wasn't even that cute? I said, ah, you yeah,
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that that was funny. Definitely,like hey, that's just how it
was good though. Give it twothumbs up. I do. Yeah,
go watch it, y'all gonna checkthat out. Check it out, something
dope the little family time for sure. So yes, how your daming going
school? Pretty good? I can'tcomplain. You know, I got up,
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I mean I got up. Sometimesthe problem is people don't get get
up for real. Yeah, thesetwo eyeballs open. So sometimes you got
to say, well that was goodenough for me. Small victories for real,
the small victory. Yeah, Igot a question for you though,
Yes, So let's just say rightnow, right now and be like,
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you see your phone. Is thatgonna be an issue? Not right now?
The integrity of the question. No, you know that at all?
Your phone? Just start going throughI mean I don't. I don't really
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agree with it's cool. I don'ttry to no, but I'm just saying
no. But that's like you're yourreal ultimate personal space. That is your
ultimate personal space. And I havebeen there. I didn't went through phones,
and you know, nine times outof ten, if you go through
something, you'll probably find something.Yeah, you know, I don't went
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through a phone lunster twice and wholefeelings be her ain't eight four. I
was good, but I felt likelike a little hole your girlfriend. Yeah,
then I was like that number later. Yeah, but no, I
feel no I wanna be an issuethough, you know the phone. Yeah,
it wouldn't be an issue, not, not at this point in my
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life. It's just that though,you know, and it was brought to
my attention that a lot of peoplecan't. I was just like, it's
kind of weird, but a phoneis very personal, you know what I'm
saying, Like the way they haveit now, like you got your blood
typing here, Yeah, for real'spersonal, or like you could have been
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having a conversation about your significant otherto somebody that you can find in he
was talking shit. Yeah, youmight have been talking shit and it really
was no bad ship. But it'sjust just like he was vetting, Okay,
you know what I mean, AndI'll talk with a lot of shit.
Yeah, but yeah, I couldgo that though. You know.
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Yeah, I mean, I ain'tgot no issues with it now, you
know, but back in the day, you know, it's funny sporadic thought
because they are very first. Sowhy are you on my phone doing something?
She ended up getting on TikTok andwas like, hey do this,
do this. I didn't even knowyou can do this, Okay, she
don't went somewhere and saw everything thatI liked. She's like, why don't
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all like to see I was like, you should be happy, you know't
niggas on there, like you gota real one? Yeah, like what
you even doing there? Anywhere?You can do that? See it be
innocence. Stuff like that just mightget you. Yeah, you didn't see
it like I talked about because it'sfunny, because I argue do is laugh
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like you. But but before that, that, um, I don't know
that that before whatever I went onthat it was like a bunch of basketball
likes and all kinds of that.Only I was awesome. I like or
you know, like that Facebook andbox Boy. Yeah that damn like somebody
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might like with you like this didn'tThis didn't happen to me. They get
the flirt and then you say somefly shit back, you know, and
then it just looks so bad.It looks so bad. I got people
don't respect time no more. Right, you dog up any anytime majority within
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a respectable window of my relationship.You know, you can't be hitting me
up at three in the morning talkingabout hey at three in the morning,
about that yeah, they don't lookgood, but I still reply back like,
hey, I can help you outhit me in the morning. Yeah,
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for real, it's like too accessible. And lately I found myself like
I've I've not It's good. Itry to limit my social media too,
because people feel like you're easily accessible. True, and it's not always the
case. Just because I'm on Facebookdoesn't mean I'm accessible, or just because
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I make a post, it doesn'tmean that I'm sitting back just to reply
to everybody, you know, andit just no, it can be.
I think it's that green dot thatand I don't mean I'm ready to go,
y'all doing the bathroom break was likeyeah, and then I rolled out,
rolled out. So yeah, Ihave been limiting how much time that
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I give and even the things thatI quote, because I'm one of those
people I constantly pour into others.I give it vice and I have learned
I have to pull it back becauseI'm giving everybody my jewels, but I
ain't getting okay, okay, Sosee, yeah, we gotta give them
the gotta give them the foundation,the little bit, keep the sauce for
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us. Yeah, absolutely, though, speaking of sauce, sauce. Awesome,
fashion shows awesome. Oh my god, we had time, didn't That
was some sauce that they had.We had in time. That was some
sauce that they had on their stage. Yeah. It was a nice time
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and man, city, the cityshowed up, you know, dot y'all
should up for them and and aswe should. Yeah, alway family bowler.
Uh, I forget how to pronounceher husband name, mister always okay,
okay ya man. Yeah, y'alldid the thing. We really appreciate
that because it when the culture wasit was amazing then that it was high
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energy from the moment we walk inthere, and when the girls got up
on stage. Baby, yeah,I felt like I'm gonna start cloking in
my mind. I heard me too, you know something. But I was
like, don't embarrass right now.Yeah, I pray. I'm like,
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Courtney, don't do what. Thisis not your moment map their moment shout
out the static uh in a groupof people, for real? Your energy
is correct, Hey, listen,were too old to be doing all that,
all right. This man was jumpingup like nothing I had on the
it's the time to call the ambulance. Look, I'm thinking a neck gonna
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come out. He gonna have SpiderMan the way Christmas when somebody else that
metamorphosis. Yeah, yeah, yeah, for sure. I know he's feeling
every bit of me today. Yeah. Probably not though that's Chris. But
no, it was amazing everything.I love the professionalism. I love how
everything was on time, schedule.Uh, it was well put because you
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can tell somebody had passion. Absolutely, And the outfits, oh my god,
I'm definitely getting with something for Juneteenth because I gotta come nice.
But the outfits, the attire,I don't even want to call them outfits.
The attire was amazing, and I'mthinking, like, wow, she
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made all this stuff different styles.Yeah, it's yeah. I was so
like, I need to know more. I like that for real, I
need to know more. We needto go ahead and playing that trip to
the Motherland for all of us,and yeah's what I like. She said
something about looking into possibly maybe gettinga group of gathering we'll say, yeah,
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and taking a trip out there andletting them tour guide us for like
a week. Yeah, so wecan kill all the yeah misconceptions and then
you know, if we go toAfrica, we have somebody that's from Africa,
so it won't so we know,somebody won't get taken up top you
feel. Yeah, yeah, right, yeah, none of that, Yeah,
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definitely, but it was definitely cool. I really enjoyed that culture.
I definitely did. It was amazing. I look forward to next year and
seeing them blossom and more and moreand more, and yeah, we're getting
close to June Teeth, like yeswe are. Yeah, and you know
I'm the NC for June Tea.And then when we're doing some spoken words
and we got some live bands jumpingoff, so it's gonna be a great
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day. Don't be afraid to pointme out and call me to the stage.
I'm might, oh you know,matter of fact like Adrid Thuggling,
Oh my god, and I'm blacky'all yeah right yeah for my outfit on
yeah yeah good ready though said that, I'm for real two all jokes aside,
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Yeah, definitely let's get in it. Yeah sure. Well. On
a happy note to a different note, I don't know what correction institution.
I'm an Oakland correctional institution recently hada escape of two inmates. Unfortunately,
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from what we know now, it'sbeen about twenty six hours of a proper
accountability. Um, yeah, Iwill say that it happened to certain officers
that can be lazy count. Unfortunately, the whole institution will be held accountable
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off of the terrible decisions and behaviorsand work ethics of you. If that's
the best way I can put it. Yeah, because you know, like
man, you we've been behind thewalls right in there. I just couldn't
understand because you do the counts,and you have to call the counts in
and the counts have to be clear. So how did all these counts get
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clear? I mean, did theyremember on life when they had like the
little rocks, ye, rocks likeyeah, I'm just trying to that that
individual officer at that unit, yeah, or count even if they were on
an outcount, it still had tobe clear who cleared the count. Well,
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since I've had a chance to beon that side and see whatever the
officer reports and it matches up tothe paperwork that we have in the supervisor
role, the count is good.So that's why I say the individual if
me making up my own hypothesis,right, he didn't get up and walk
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and actually count because you have toget up away physically count. Yes,
And if they mess up, yougotta start and you get send somebody to
the hole from messing up count.And there's been times where I've had to
tell you get your ass up.Yeah, that only job is to make
sure they're here. We really gonnasaying like that, but we really don't
care what y'all doing here. Whatyou need to be in here is the
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most important. You ain't out here, You ain't doing no part of your
job. Everything else we can workout and smooth out. But damn yeah,
you know, Unfortunately that happened.It happens to the best of us.
Um, those two inmates, theythey got to Kentucky, Kentucky.
Yeah, but twenty six hours beforethey even noticed that they were gone.
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It could have caught a flight nolife, yeah yeah. And then my
one what dies he? Yeah,the one that caught Okay, So there
was one name Gillespie and another onenamed four hundred pounds. Will say,
right, big boy, shit right, big boy got caught. You know,
he was tiring, hungry though,the Hey, get him up out
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hey. The other one took off. He had a murder charge to charge,
Okay, so he was he waswith that, he was with the
Unfortunately, you know, I don'tknow if he wanted to swim to the
freedom, but that would have beencoming towards Ohio if he was trying to
swim the freedom, like you know, I don't know, but yeah,
yeah, he didn't make it atall. Unfortunately, he didn't make it.
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I'm like all that for that,right, And I say unfortunate because
it doesn't matter what someone done,A life was still lost. Um,
still him and being in some unfortunehe lost his life, you know,
unfortunate if he came back to servethe rest of his time for the crime
he did. But unfortunately someone losttheir life, a son, father and
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all the rest of the lost job. Right, that's like the second time
from now, that's two you're right, it's two times since yeah, the
past ten years. I'm glad Idon't work. When she was born,
it happened, I left and thatwas the union I usually worked, really
and I just she got born thatday, thank god, Like I was
on provasion, I said, Andthey built a fence for and I just
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wonder, I just still need toknow the specifics, like were they on
an outcount the date? So myunderstanding, um that it was like a
trash run and they walked away.I ran away type shit. Really I
didn't get all the specifics, butit was they was on the trash,
using the trash. You just watchpeople go about them like you've seen inmates,
like were you in jails, Likeyou're driving out the freeway and they
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picking up trash. Absolutely, theycan honestly just walk away and you're you're
not supposed to try to apprehend.Yeah, they can just turn on you
and take your life because the shoot, you're supposed to shoot to kill.
But but see when I don't givetoo much up, you know, but
right, yeah, I'm saying theydon't just really walk away, you know
what. So it can't happen thateasy. Yeah, definitely. But they've
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worked a lot, a lot toget their status down to be trusted.
Yeah, and that's what you know, I was telling people, I don't
see one of the murderers and stuff. Anyway, Like the system how it
works is you can work your statusall the way down, like you're not
gonna be confined unless you because youcan be a murderer not be a violent
person. Example, you know,I'll say it is how about this sporadic
let's yes, sporadic thought listen ona grocery store or whatever little looking store
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to come and they try to robme and then they run out. Then
I go run and shoot them.Yeah, I'm a murderer now because my
threat is not in my way nomore. Now you went and murdered from
somebody, So that could have happenedto somebody. That could have been mister
Glesbie. I don't know. Sonow he's a murder. He's a bad
person. He just correct. Sothat's what's what's going on with that.
Yeah. Yeah, but you canwork your way down, you know,
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easy easy money, no easy money. But I know they got a long
week. So I send my prayersout to them and MS and all that
good stuff for sure. So yes, with that being said, I've never
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really understood when people be like,this is just I'm stupid for it.
Okay, people be like, youknow, you tell them, you know,
they find out you in a militarysing like thank you for your service.
I don't know how to feel likewhat do you say, like,
oh, because it's not like Idid it for you, mother, I
did. I didn't go out therebecause of you. You know, it
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would just be a real that wouldbe going to my mind, like,
yeah, I hadn't be that onetime. You should say that to somebody
one time, just to see action. I will test that there. Next
veteran do that, and then we'regonna come back and talk about it.
We'll say I understand Veterans Day.I understand that, but it's here,
dedicated day. I'm supposed to say. You know, it's like saying happy
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Easter or something. It's a dedicatedday. But like today, it's it's
Tuesday. You just pull up andsee my place. Thank you for yourself.
I ain't doing for you, butI don't know what to say.
It's just become like I store himto beat you. Norman D Yeah,
thank you all. Like it doesn'tseem like what do you say, Oh,
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that's no problem. Man saving theworld every week? You know you
know that. Don't be like I'mgonna lean in to him black. Yeah,
I get it, gather No,I feel it though? What else
is going on? I hear thatthe heats um yeah, they made it.
You know they made it from theEastern Conference. Don't even been on
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it. I'll be paying attention tothe to the to the sports like that,
right, kids were taking care ofeverything. They do team, Yeah
for sure. What's up with Um? You know what I'm gonna say,
right, I'm ready up the sky, up the score, so so update
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on up the score fall its victory. No, but uh we're not ready
honestly though. And it's not evenyou know, me bragging like production did
their thing, casting in their thing. Man, it's my vision, but
our movie lineman. When I say, I promise you this is going to
open up doors. Yeah, it'scrazy. I just sent in everything that
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was needed to be sent in tothe distribution. Um. I don't wanna
tell you who it is yet,but if I have the release date to
the world, I would let thatbe known. Where we can get on
our two or what's the callege watchingthose shows? Yeah, you know what
I'm saying. So then I amso excited. It's crazy. I just
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let um someone who's going to beinterviewing us during the premiere after learn all
that watch it, they gather theirquestions and things like yeah, it's blowing
their minds, like yeah, yeah, I know they said that doctor and
they're fine. Hell I think inthese emails talking about that doctor man crazy,
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Yeah that's doctor feel good in there, doctor feel Oh yeah, man,
yeah, I am excited. Iam so excited. And we got
the red carpet efixed, great redcarpet. Y'all come snazzy because you know
you're boy gonna be on his tiptopum and I'm on y'all now, I'm
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gonna be slid. So don't tryto ask me no motherfucking serious questions,
like this is our celebration moment becausewe Matt been in serious mode for the
past but year pretty much been inserious mode. And I have seen the
vision start from just simply simple asthat of vision, and I'm seeing that
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vision come to light and I'm thankfulto be a part of that vision.
And man, y'all just gotta comeout and celebrate, because when you know,
we see a movie with familiar faces, it's like oh wow, like
yeah, and then you know youhave family out of town and yelling tune
and that this and like you said, it's gonna open the doors for a
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lot of untapped talent and people whodidn't know that they had it. That's
you know, that's what I'm reallyso happy about. There's a few people
that they're probably gonna get. I'mgonna they're gonna call me and I'm gonna
be asked to do some modeling.Absolutely, man like that. They probably
didn't even know what they had forreal. And you know, I wasn't
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even looking at like Dave David's face, Like David just so pretty like he
just didn't even know. And Idon't mean that in like way, you
know what I mean. But he'sa very handsome man, and I'm like,
wow, he could really model.I bet he never even thought about
it. A dude, Listen,yeah, hey, let the big dog
help get you to where you wantto be real because hey, you yeah,
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you wanted them on your way.Definitely, the whole cast, everybody
did amazing job. They're gonna besuper proud. Uh, just to say
that it was all lima super proudto just know people winning. And that's
only the beginning. Yeah, I'mnot talking shit, like right, This
ship is crazy, Yeah, becauseyou know, I can't wait till Matt
write that one where I play Somebody'son Mama. You know I'm at that
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Mama on to stage. I gotsome ship, you know what I mean.
For Rest, he told me like, hey, whatever you want to
do, we got it. Idon't suck around. Got the green light
to put out whatever I want.Yeah, some shit stuff, yeah for
real, like all these crazy ideasreal quick right there, a little over
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than I thought. Yeah, wesay, I gotta flip the let me
get a little birds. Yeah.But it's just, man, it's it's
just an exciting time because like allthe creative parts and like even the music
and like that's all everything is homegrown. And I've been in linement my whole
life, and I've been on themusic scene and you know, just like
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the whole artsy creative scene since myteenage years, and now to see people
happen in and even like what Chriswas static, like, man, we've
been doing music since we were teenagers, and now to see things really finally
come to light, not saying thatthey haven't. Yeah, like a whole
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difference exactly. And then like evenyou know, my younger days when I
did music, like it's just likewe didn't have the luxury of having the
Internet. And I tell people Tim'swhen she made free Mind. She was
sitting in her room and made thatsong. So now even me, I'm
starting to tap back into my musicand it's just not rapping hip hop now
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it's spoken word and a little bitof R and B and just the whole
grown sound. It's like a totaldifference sound. And me and my cousin
we've been recording some stuff and whenI listened to it back, shout out
to time. And when I listenedto it back, I'm like, Damn,
I sound so mature now compared towhat I sounded like in my like
And even the different topics, youknow what I mean, We're coming out
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in a different topics corner bending.You know, it's a whole different spectrum.
It's more soft, it's more madeiliand it's more love, you know
what I mean. We ain't goingto ride nobody no more. You know
what I mean? You just kindof grow with the craft and to be
a part of that. It's justso invigorated that you can see the growth
in the journey in this path.So yeah, I don't know. All
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I can say is everything's gonna bea blessing thirty days. I can't wait
to show y'all. Yeah, Ihope everybody get your kids. You do
not want to miss this, Yeahyou do not. I'm not saying it
because it's me. I'm just yessaying that. Yeah, you do not
want to miss this event last timepremiere let alone ever right, I don't
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know, it might not happen again. Yeah, I got real, this
is the one, but ye seeit, Yeah definitely. But on that
ship, get you a big goat, yeah, and a Fuji Fiji and
call it a day. And it'syour big dog. And then your girl
Corneo went just in case we wereum trying to reconnect when we said that
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miss the Broofie premiere. And thatis July first first, so we will
see you all at the movie premiere. We got something special. Get your
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Yo yo yo. It's your girlCOURTNEYO. And it's your big dog Matt
Sanders. And we are here foranother episode of spokeatic dog journeying. Do
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your mind come journeying in our minds? Absolutely, let's take a Journey's get
there, Let's get there. What'sgood? But man, it's Gort in
hot house. It ain't scorching hot. It ain't big guy Freddy. We'll
say that right. I just seenthis post just today it said little Booties
(01:10):
are in season because big booties thinkabout this moment. I was like,
yeah, it is social media.It is you that ye Street four straight
(01:34):
release, get off my hood.Man, you can hear them a mile
away. I'd be like, ifyou're happy, you know it, clap
your hands. You're crazy. AnyWhowarm enough what we've been you know?
Yeah, for real, that's thatgood vitamin D. Yeah, right,
(02:00):
you on the right, definitely getthat natural sunlight. And just because it's
getting warm outside, that don't meany'all go out acting crazy when it gets
warm. People have a tendency todo irritate some shit frustrated. Yeah,
(02:23):
sit down in some air or something. And if you can't, if you
at your house, right, geta big gulf or take your butt to
the library and read a book.How about that. They got plenty of
air up there and it's free andopen to the public. Just don't mess
up our summer with your shenanigans.Yeah, yeah, for real, somebody
(02:45):
got hit and some other stuff.So yeah, let's let's kill the piece.
Yeah, that we can enjoy thisgood weather and absolutely somebody's pool that's
the pool. Um, did youwhat about your pool? Did you get
it taken care of your pool?Uh? See that is your situation in
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hands o. Hell, then youwill see the big dog in the y
MCA, because that you will turninto a swamp on right. Yeah,
I remember you posted that. I'mlike, uh, you might want to
throw that away. Yeah, we'reall gonna get gang green if we swim
with that. Yeah, we're allgonna come up limbless right, arms and
(03:27):
legs foating in the crazy man.Yeah, I don't know. I take
care of every year. It's likewe get a new pool. I'm just
like, like, can we justkeep make this one last? You got
to cover it up though, thisis the last one. If I get
another one, it's gonna have wehead and just spend their breath and get
the underground d Yeah about five ontop above ground. Yeah, that's not
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for you. It's not about clear. I don't know what the hell I'm
doing. We don't hear legs andworlds one no, yeah, that's all
I got here, that's all.You know what. I got a fear
of my head being underwater. Yeah, and I just I cannot. I
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probably could if I really I thinkyou'll love it if you just go ahead
and do it with the babies,you know. Yeah, yeah, you
know you're all right. Yeah,I don't know. I just yeah,
well, I'm like a dolphin.Really. Yeah, I'm like, I
get up in there. Yeah,I get the like, come, I'll
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jump off the pier. Yeah you'retripping. Yeah, you're tripping, California,
dude, hang losing seeing me?Man, Well, I mean you
kind of grew up around water thoughI did. Actually was like five minutes
away. Yeah, so I guessthat made a big difference. It's big
difference. Yeah, we just hadwhat nothing here, y'all like nothing?
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Yeah, nothing. Yeah, it'sokay. I'm gonna learn one day.
They never too late. Yea watershout out to the Little Mermaid. Yeah,
a little Mermaid. Yeah, Isaid yesterday. You know, it
was beautiful and you know what,it was a lot of representation all people
in that movie. So I don'tsee how people could even get mad,
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you know what I mean. Yeah, but it wasn't even because I'm looking
around and like, it's representation everywhere. We got Aeriel, you know,
she's a little black girl, andthen we got the Prince. I don't
even think Eric Eric he was adopted, his parents was raised. Yeah.
Yeah, his mind was just yeah, she was black, you know what
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I mean. Yeah, so itwas like a good representation of everything.
It was long as hell. Thatmight have been my only it wasn't even
a complaint. But I'm just thinkingin my head, like, how can
little kids sit down this long?Because because I'm side by the time it
was bought by an hour of fifteen. He was like, I want to
go. Yeah, after this,it's like I paid too much money for
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this, because that's what I lookedover at my goddaughter. Yeah, she
breathing. I'm like, wait aminute. I'm like, I don't get
your ass out right now today.Yeah, we paid eighty five dollars and
went to the dollar store got oursnack. So we gotta we gotta suck
that. You know. They hadfrom a bunch of diversity, all the
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little sister. Yeah, like theycame out. They had a mermaid name
Tomka. I like, look atsomething. Yeah, I got to make
a girl. You know. Youknow what I really like, I'm about
them arios real grandfather had he hada chance his lifetime to see his father,
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Pitt Cotton. Yes, and nowyou gotta hance see his great grand
and he's like what ninety nine theYeah, yeah he's there to see somebody
pick some cotton. You gotta beabout there. But yeah, I seen
that too, like across all genresin his life. That's beyond experience,
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right, all the fun the bottomnight. You know what I'm saying,
Like, yeah, you know whatI didn't understand when it was announced that
she was going to be African Americanthat the world was in an uproar,
like yeah, like it's the fakething a mermaid. Yeah, and I
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was mad at the unicorn was gonnabe black but none. That's just really
sad and ignorant. But it justshows you how shit racism it's taught.
It is a program because I'm thinkingin my mind, like I go to
a child's mind. I'm sitting herewatching a Little Mermaid. All I see
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is the little Mermaid. Like Ididn't see whether she was black, white,
blue. She was a mermaid.Baby. That is not the little
Mermaid. That's beauty and the beast. Y'all know them. I know what's
all talking about. He said somethingabout I'm gonna share your world or something
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like that. But yeah, Igot I was just there. Yeah that's
all. That's all for sure.But yeah she was Yeah, and Eric,
I'm yeah, yeah, they shouldhave had like a Luther ban Dros's
voice for Eric been on some jerial. Yeah, for she was like my
childhood crush. Wasn't even that cute? I said, ah, you yeah,
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that that was funny. Definitely,like hey, that's just how it
was good though. Give it twothumbs up. I do. Yeah,
go watch it, y'all gonna checkthat out. Check it out, something
dope the little family time for sure. So yes, how your daming going
school? Pretty good? I can'tcomplain. You know, I got up,
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I mean I got up. Sometimesthe problem is people don't get get
up for real. Yeah, thesetwo eyeballs open. So sometimes you got
to say, well that was goodenough for me. Small victories for real,
the small victory. Yeah, Igot a question for you though,
Yes, So let's just say rightnow, right now and be like,
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you see your phone. Is thatgonna be an issue? Not right now?
The integrity of the question. No, you know that at all?
Your phone? Just start going throughI mean I don't. I don't really
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agree with it's cool. I don'ttry to no, but I'm just saying
no. But that's like you're yourreal ultimate personal space. That is your
ultimate personal space. And I havebeen there. I didn't went through phones,
and you know, nine times outof ten, if you go through
something, you'll probably find something.Yeah, you know, I don't went
(10:16):
through a phone lunster twice and wholefeelings be her ain't eight four. I
was good, but I felt likelike a little hole your girlfriend. Yeah,
then I was like that number later. Yeah, but no, I
feel no I wanna be an issuethough, you know the phone. Yeah,
it wouldn't be an issue, not, not at this point in my
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life. It's just that though,you know, and it was brought to
my attention that a lot of peoplecan't. I was just like, it's
kind of weird, but a phoneis very personal, you know what I'm
saying, Like the way they haveit now, like you got your blood
typing here, Yeah, for real'spersonal, or like you could have been
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having a conversation about your significant otherto somebody that you can find in he
was talking shit. Yeah, youmight have been talking shit and it really
was no bad ship. But it'sjust just like he was vetting, Okay,
you know what I mean, AndI'll talk with a lot of shit.
Yeah, but yeah, I couldgo that though. You know.
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Yeah, I mean, I ain'tgot no issues with it now, you
know, but back in the day, you know, it's funny sporadic thought
because they are very first. Sowhy are you on my phone doing something?
She ended up getting on TikTok andwas like, hey do this,
do this. I didn't even knowyou can do this, Okay, she
don't went somewhere and saw everything thatI liked. She's like, why don't
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all like to see I was like, you should be happy, you know't
niggas on there, like you gota real one? Yeah, like what
you even doing there? Anywhere?You can do that? See it be
innocence. Stuff like that just mightget you. Yeah, you didn't see
it like I talked about because it'sfunny, because I argue do is laugh
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like you. But but before that, that, um, I don't know
that that before whatever I went onthat it was like a bunch of basketball
likes and all kinds of that.Only I was awesome. I like or
you know, like that Facebook andbox Boy. Yeah that damn like somebody
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might like with you like this didn'tThis didn't happen to me. They get
the flirt and then you say somefly shit back, you know, and
then it just looks so bad.It looks so bad. I got people
don't respect time no more. Right, you dog up any anytime majority within
(12:50):
a respectable window of my relationship.You know, you can't be hitting me
up at three in the morning talkingabout hey at three in the morning,
about that yeah, they don't lookgood, but I still reply back like,
hey, I can help you outhit me in the morning. Yeah,
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for real, it's like too accessible. And lately I found myself like
I've I've not It's good. Itry to limit my social media too,
because people feel like you're easily accessible. True, and it's not always the
case. Just because I'm on Facebookdoesn't mean I'm accessible, or just because
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I make a post, it doesn'tmean that I'm sitting back just to reply
to everybody, you know, andit just no, it can be.
I think it's that green dot thatand I don't mean I'm ready to go,
y'all doing the bathroom break was likeyeah, and then I rolled out,
rolled out. So yeah, Ihave been limiting how much time that
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I give and even the things thatI quote, because I'm one of those
people I constantly pour into others.I give it vice and I have learned
I have to pull it back becauseI'm giving everybody my jewels, but I
ain't getting okay, okay, Sosee, yeah, we gotta give them
the gotta give them the foundation,the little bit, keep the sauce for
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us. Yeah, absolutely, though, speaking of sauce, sauce. Awesome,
fashion shows awesome. Oh my god, we had time, didn't That
was some sauce that they had.We had in time. That was some
sauce that they had on their stage. Yeah. It was a nice time
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and man, city, the cityshowed up, you know, dot y'all
should up for them and and aswe should. Yeah, alway family bowler.
Uh, I forget how to pronounceher husband name, mister always okay,
okay ya man. Yeah, y'alldid the thing. We really appreciate
that because it when the culture wasit was amazing then that it was high
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energy from the moment we walk inthere, and when the girls got up
on stage. Baby, yeah,I felt like I'm gonna start cloking in
my mind. I heard me too, you know something. But I was
like, don't embarrass right now.Yeah, I pray. I'm like,
(15:33):
Courtney, don't do what. Thisis not your moment map their moment shout
out the static uh in a groupof people, for real? Your energy
is correct, Hey, listen,were too old to be doing all that,
all right. This man was jumpingup like nothing I had on the
it's the time to call the ambulance. Look, I'm thinking a neck gonna
(15:56):
come out. He gonna have SpiderMan the way Christmas when somebody else that
metamorphosis. Yeah, yeah, yeah, for sure. I know he's feeling
every bit of me today. Yeah. Probably not though that's Chris. But
no, it was amazing everything.I love the professionalism. I love how
everything was on time, schedule.Uh, it was well put because you
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can tell somebody had passion. Absolutely, And the outfits, oh my god,
I'm definitely getting with something for Juneteenth because I gotta come nice.
But the outfits, the attire,I don't even want to call them outfits.
The attire was amazing, and I'mthinking, like, wow, she
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made all this stuff different styles.Yeah, it's yeah. I was so
like, I need to know more. I like that for real, I
need to know more. We needto go ahead and playing that trip to
the Motherland for all of us,and yeah's what I like. She said
something about looking into possibly maybe gettinga group of gathering we'll say, yeah,
(17:07):
and taking a trip out there andletting them tour guide us for like
a week. Yeah, so wecan kill all the yeah misconceptions and then
you know, if we go toAfrica, we have somebody that's from Africa,
so it won't so we know,somebody won't get taken up top you
feel. Yeah, yeah, right, yeah, none of that, Yeah,
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definitely, but it was definitely cool. I really enjoyed that culture.
I definitely did. It was amazing. I look forward to next year and
seeing them blossom and more and moreand more, and yeah, we're getting
close to June Teeth, like yeswe are. Yeah, and you know
I'm the NC for June Tea.And then when we're doing some spoken words
and we got some live bands jumpingoff, so it's gonna be a great
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day. Don't be afraid to pointme out and call me to the stage.
I'm might, oh you know,matter of fact like Adrid Thuggling,
Oh my god, and I'm blacky'all yeah right yeah for my outfit on
yeah yeah good ready though said that, I'm for real two all jokes aside,
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Yeah, definitely let's get in it. Yeah sure. Well. On
a happy note to a different note, I don't know what correction institution.
I'm an Oakland correctional institution recently hada escape of two inmates. Unfortunately,
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from what we know now, it'sbeen about twenty six hours of a proper
accountability. Um, yeah, Iwill say that it happened to certain officers
that can be lazy count. Unfortunately, the whole institution will be held accountable
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off of the terrible decisions and behaviorsand work ethics of you. If that's
the best way I can put it. Yeah, because you know, like
man, you we've been behind thewalls right in there. I just couldn't
understand because you do the counts,and you have to call the counts in
and the counts have to be clear. So how did all these counts get
(19:26):
clear? I mean, did theyremember on life when they had like the
little rocks, ye, rocks likeyeah, I'm just trying to that that
individual officer at that unit, yeah, or count even if they were on
an outcount, it still had tobe clear who cleared the count. Well,
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since I've had a chance to beon that side and see whatever the
officer reports and it matches up tothe paperwork that we have in the supervisor
role, the count is good.So that's why I say the individual if
me making up my own hypothesis,right, he didn't get up and walk
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and actually count because you have toget up away physically count. Yes,
And if they mess up, yougotta start and you get send somebody to
the hole from messing up count.And there's been times where I've had to
tell you get your ass up.Yeah, that only job is to make
sure they're here. We really gonnasaying like that, but we really don't
care what y'all doing here. Whatyou need to be in here is the
(20:30):
most important. You ain't out here, You ain't doing no part of your
job. Everything else we can workout and smooth out. But damn yeah,
you know, Unfortunately that happened.It happens to the best of us.
Um, those two inmates, theythey got to Kentucky, Kentucky.
Yeah, but twenty six hours beforethey even noticed that they were gone.
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It could have caught a flight nolife, yeah yeah. And then my
one what dies he? Yeah,the one that caught Okay, So there
was one name Gillespie and another onenamed four hundred pounds. Will say,
right, big boy, shit right, big boy got caught. You know,
he was tiring, hungry though,the Hey, get him up out
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hey. The other one took off. He had a murder charge to charge,
Okay, so he was he waswith that, he was with the
Unfortunately, you know, I don'tknow if he wanted to swim to the
freedom, but that would have beencoming towards Ohio if he was trying to
swim the freedom, like you know, I don't know, but yeah,
yeah, he didn't make it atall. Unfortunately, he didn't make it.
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I'm like all that for that,right, And I say unfortunate because
it doesn't matter what someone done,A life was still lost. Um,
still him and being in some unfortunehe lost his life, you know,
unfortunate if he came back to servethe rest of his time for the crime
he did. But unfortunately someone losttheir life, a son, father and
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all the rest of the lost job. Right, that's like the second time
from now, that's two you're right, it's two times since yeah, the
past ten years. I'm glad Idon't work. When she was born,
it happened, I left and thatwas the union I usually worked, really
and I just she got born thatday, thank god, Like I was
on provasion, I said, Andthey built a fence for and I just
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wonder, I just still need toknow the specifics, like were they on
an outcount the date? So myunderstanding, um that it was like a
trash run and they walked away.I ran away type shit. Really I
didn't get all the specifics, butit was they was on the trash,
using the trash. You just watchpeople go about them like you've seen inmates,
like were you in jails, Likeyou're driving out the freeway and they
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picking up trash. Absolutely, theycan honestly just walk away and you're you're
not supposed to try to apprehend.Yeah, they can just turn on you
and take your life because the shoot, you're supposed to shoot to kill.
But but see when I don't givetoo much up, you know, but
right, yeah, I'm saying theydon't just really walk away, you know
what. So it can't happen thateasy. Yeah, definitely. But they've
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worked a lot, a lot toget their status down to be trusted.
Yeah, and that's what you know, I was telling people, I don't
see one of the murderers and stuff. Anyway, Like the system how it
works is you can work your statusall the way down, like you're not
gonna be confined unless you because youcan be a murderer not be a violent
person. Example, you know,I'll say it is how about this sporadic
let's yes, sporadic thought listen ona grocery store or whatever little looking store
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to come and they try to robme and then they run out. Then
I go run and shoot them.Yeah, I'm a murderer now because my
threat is not in my way nomore. Now you went and murdered from
somebody, So that could have happenedto somebody. That could have been mister
Glesbie. I don't know. Sonow he's a murder. He's a bad
person. He just correct. Sothat's what's what's going on with that.
Yeah. Yeah, but you canwork your way down, you know,
(24:04):
easy easy money, no easy money. But I know they got a long
week. So I send my prayersout to them and MS and all that
good stuff for sure. So yes, with that being said, I've never
(24:25):
really understood when people be like,this is just I'm stupid for it.
Okay, people be like, youknow, you tell them, you know,
they find out you in a militarysing like thank you for your service.
I don't know how to feel likewhat do you say, like,
oh, because it's not like Idid it for you, mother, I
did. I didn't go out therebecause of you. You know, it
(24:48):
would just be a real that wouldbe going to my mind, like,
yeah, I hadn't be that onetime. You should say that to somebody
one time, just to see action. I will test that there. Next
veteran do that, and then we'regonna come back and talk about it.
We'll say I understand Veterans Day.I understand that, but it's here,
dedicated day. I'm supposed to say. You know, it's like saying happy
(25:12):
Easter or something. It's a dedicatedday. But like today, it's it's
Tuesday. You just pull up andsee my place. Thank you for yourself.
I ain't doing for you, butI don't know what to say.
It's just become like I store himto beat you. Norman D Yeah,
thank you all. Like it doesn'tseem like what do you say, Oh,
(25:32):
that's no problem. Man saving theworld every week? You know you
know that. Don't be like I'mgonna lean in to him black. Yeah,
I get it, gather No,I feel it though? What else
is going on? I hear thatthe heats um yeah, they made it.
You know they made it from theEastern Conference. Don't even been on
(25:52):
it. I'll be paying attention tothe to the to the sports like that,
right, kids were taking care ofeverything. They do team, Yeah
for sure. What's up with Um? You know what I'm gonna say,
right, I'm ready up the sky, up the score, so so update
(26:14):
on up the score fall its victory. No, but uh we're not ready
honestly though. And it's not evenyou know, me bragging like production did
their thing, casting in their thing. Man, it's my vision, but
our movie lineman. When I say, I promise you this is going to
open up doors. Yeah, it'scrazy. I just sent in everything that
(26:40):
was needed to be sent in tothe distribution. Um. I don't wanna
tell you who it is yet,but if I have the release date to
the world, I would let thatbe known. Where we can get on
our two or what's the callege watchingthose shows? Yeah, you know what
I'm saying. So then I amso excited. It's crazy. I just
(27:00):
let um someone who's going to beinterviewing us during the premiere after learn all
that watch it, they gather theirquestions and things like yeah, it's blowing
their minds, like yeah, yeah, I know they said that doctor and
they're fine. Hell I think inthese emails talking about that doctor man crazy,
(27:21):
Yeah that's doctor feel good in there, doctor feel Oh yeah, man,
yeah, I am excited. Iam so excited. And we got
the red carpet efixed, great redcarpet. Y'all come snazzy because you know
you're boy gonna be on his tiptopum and I'm on y'all now, I'm
(27:41):
gonna be slid. So don't tryto ask me no motherfucking serious questions,
like this is our celebration moment becausewe Matt been in serious mode for the
past but year pretty much been inserious mode. And I have seen the
vision start from just simply simple asthat of vision, and I'm seeing that
(28:06):
vision come to light and I'm thankfulto be a part of that vision.
And man, y'all just gotta comeout and celebrate, because when you know,
we see a movie with familiar faces, it's like oh wow, like
yeah, and then you know youhave family out of town and yelling tune
and that this and like you said, it's gonna open the doors for a
(28:26):
lot of untapped talent and people whodidn't know that they had it. That's
you know, that's what I'm reallyso happy about. There's a few people
that they're probably gonna get. I'mgonna they're gonna call me and I'm gonna
be asked to do some modeling.Absolutely, man like that. They probably
didn't even know what they had forreal. And you know, I wasn't
(28:47):
even looking at like Dave David's face, Like David just so pretty like he
just didn't even know. And Idon't mean that in like way, you
know what I mean. But he'sa very handsome man, and I'm like,
wow, he could really model.I bet he never even thought about
it. A dude, Listen,yeah, hey, let the big dog
help get you to where you wantto be real because hey, you yeah,
(29:10):
you wanted them on your way.Definitely, the whole cast, everybody
did amazing job. They're gonna besuper proud. Uh, just to say
that it was all lima super proudto just know people winning. And that's
only the beginning. Yeah, I'mnot talking shit, like right, This
ship is crazy, Yeah, becauseyou know, I can't wait till Matt
write that one where I play Somebody'son Mama. You know I'm at that
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Mama on to stage. I gotsome ship, you know what I mean.
For Rest, he told me like, hey, whatever you want to
do, we got it. Idon't suck around. Got the green light
to put out whatever I want.Yeah, some shit stuff, yeah for
real, like all these crazy ideasreal quick right there, a little over
(29:56):
than I thought. Yeah, wesay, I gotta flip the let me
get a little birds. Yeah.But it's just, man, it's it's
just an exciting time because like allthe creative parts and like even the music
and like that's all everything is homegrown. And I've been in linement my whole
life, and I've been on themusic scene and you know, just like
(30:18):
the whole artsy creative scene since myteenage years, and now to see people
happen in and even like what Chriswas static, like, man, we've
been doing music since we were teenagers, and now to see things really finally
come to light, not saying thatthey haven't. Yeah, like a whole
(30:40):
difference exactly. And then like evenyou know, my younger days when I
did music, like it's just likewe didn't have the luxury of having the
Internet. And I tell people Tim'swhen she made free Mind. She was
sitting in her room and made thatsong. So now even me, I'm
starting to tap back into my musicand it's just not rapping hip hop now
(31:03):
it's spoken word and a little bitof R and B and just the whole
grown sound. It's like a totaldifference sound. And me and my cousin
we've been recording some stuff and whenI listened to it back, shout out
to time. And when I listenedto it back, I'm like, Damn,
I sound so mature now compared towhat I sounded like in my like
And even the different topics, youknow what I mean, We're coming out
(31:25):
in a different topics corner bending.You know, it's a whole different spectrum.
It's more soft, it's more madeiliand it's more love, you know
what I mean. We ain't goingto ride nobody no more. You know
what I mean? You just kindof grow with the craft and to be
a part of that. It's justso invigorated that you can see the growth
in the journey in this path.So yeah, I don't know. All
(31:49):
I can say is everything's gonna bea blessing thirty days. I can't wait
to show y'all. Yeah, Ihope everybody get your kids. You do
not want to miss this, Yeahyou do not. I'm not saying it
because it's me. I'm just yessaying that. Yeah, you do not
want to miss this event last timepremiere let alone ever right, I don't
(32:15):
know, it might not happen again. Yeah, I got real, this
is the one, but ye seeit, Yeah definitely. But on that
ship, get you a big goat, yeah, and a Fuji Fiji and
call it a day. And it'syour big dog. And then your girl
Corneo went just in case we wereum trying to reconnect when we said that
(32:36):
you do not want to miss themovie premiere. You do not want to
miss the Broofie premiere. And thatis July first first, so we will
see you all at the movie premiere. We got something special. Get your
your good looking clothes, get yourgood looking face, and money on the
beat on the face. Just goahead and get yourself together, heys.
(32:57):
And then your girl Corneo. Wesigned it up today. Boe bye Loop.
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