March 31, 2025 • 47 mins
This week Stormy discusses long distance dating, the REAL meaning of communication, gym therapy & MORE!
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
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Speaker 2 (00:05):
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Speaker 1 (02:16):
More.
Speaker 2 (02:16):
Some motherfuckers that share yourself to humor, who might end
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They all have to show. Okay. April thirteenth at Punchline, Philadelphia,
Chocolate Chip and Sip and Talk Heavy podcast, it's going
down all right. With all that being said, y'all know
what every week I like to come to y'all what
a theme that helps me gear my thoughts or vaguely
(02:39):
pin them together. So today's theme is gonna be Diary
of a mad band. Okay, makes absolute no sense. They
have no connection, but I'm in my feelings. Okay, that's
what it's gonna be. That's what we're talking about today. Okay,
that's where we are. Ty Die Grind says, I feel
like I'd feel so cure with you anywhere we go, sleeveless.
(03:02):
Don't piss me off. We're doing so good. We're like
five minutes in and you're already starting your shit. Don't
piss me off. Okay, I shut up. I should have
named the title the Live I made it Green Giant.
I should have made it the hawk. Y'all pissed me
off so bad outfit, said diarrhea of a mad man.
(03:25):
You can get the fuck out with tygrind. Okay, y'all
not gonna get on my nerves today. Thank you and
thank you. But yeah, like I said, man, not really
sure if they have a correlation, not really sure if
they made sense. But you know, not be my feelings
and not be thinking about shit. And it's just where
we are right. So today's topics are interesting. Stay with
(03:48):
me or don't, but nine times out of ten, you're
gonna have a good time, all right. First, I don't
know if it's just me, but I feel like we
are seeing more of this long day distance dating pop
up on our timelines. Is it just me? Is it
just me? Do y'all see these videos pop up on
your timeline of oh how far would you fly for sneaking?
(04:09):
Like to blame for that? Men?
Speaker 1 (04:12):
Now?
Speaker 2 (04:13):
Shut up, shut up, shut up? Okay, shut up? Who
did that? Somebody on a lie? I did that. I
don't know how that worked. It was just fire works
I don't know how to work. Okay, bet, thank you. Yeah,
And I feel like we have been seeing these love
(04:33):
stories of oh, ten days before I see my fiance,
nine days before I see my long distance girlfriend, and
they hug and they keep going, like through all the days.
I feel like we already having the honest conversations about
long distance dating, like and I want to know if
I'm by myself when I say like, I don't mind
long distance dating, but I don't want to pin pal.
(04:56):
I don't want to pin pal. I don't want that.
I don't want that. I don't mind long distance dating,
but I don't want a pinpal. If I wanted to
hear a man tell me sweet nothings but never get
to see him, I just write to a nigga in jail. No,
that's just me. I don't want that. I don't need that.
(05:17):
I thank you. They're mind cuddles. I want them now.
That's it.
Speaker 1 (05:22):
Call JG.
Speaker 2 (05:23):
Wentworth give me my shit. Okay, yeah, I want my
shit now. Like when the few times that I've attempted
to do the long distance dating, like bro, if we've
been talking for like a month and neither one of
us has said something about going to see the other one,
(05:45):
this isn't it for me. I don't want that. I
don't want that. Dion Smith CZ says, nah, I need
the scout Rubs live and in living color. tyDi Grind
says Snapple facts. I feel like a month it's enough
for us to decide when we're going to see each other.
Outfit says two hours driving distance is a max of
(06:08):
a long distance I can handle. Were not even gonna
get into the hour qualifications. Yet, We're not even gonna
get into the hours because honestly, a two hour drive
is that's barely long distance.
Speaker 3 (06:21):
That's like imagine driving two hours in New York traffic
and then getting there and having an argument having drive back.
Speaker 2 (06:26):
Well, no, because I'll say that's what I was gonna say.
If I'm if I have a like if I'm dating
a guy in New York, I don't think that's long distance.
That's not that's like a day trip. That's an afternoon trip. Honestly,
I've gone to New York and done a podcast and
come home. So it's like I can go to New
York and date a nigga and come home, Like, I
don't think that's long distance to me. To me, it
(06:48):
would have to be like at least three and a
half hours. Three and a half hours is long distance
and even still I don't even feel like because what's
that DC on a like trash day? That's not bad?
Speaker 1 (07:04):
Oh you can't is different.
Speaker 3 (07:06):
I guess you're gonna make some money, I mean, but
then you won't get some office.
Speaker 2 (07:12):
Is exactly my point. I've been through enough of them. Okay, whatever,
I gotta give me a topic that's not even what
we're wants to be talking about, Like what grind says
is not long distance for you though, Okay, okay, whatever whatever,
But yeah, my point being, I want to see you.
I want to see you, like it can't just be
(07:35):
us texting us, calling us FaceTime and like, bro, I
need the romance. I need the cuddles. I need to
face to face. Like I want to go on dates.
And don't get me wrong, virtual dates count. We both
can go out to eat and set the phone up
on FaceTime and we did da da da dah. But like, eventually,
I want to see you in my space, like the
digital get down is not enough for me. Okay, Like huh,
(07:59):
I think emojis can't replace a hug. I know that
you know that, we know that what we're gonna do
about it, it can't just be us booboo loving on
the phone all day, You sitting on top of a
washing machine kicking your feet up, Like God, I know
that's cute, it's fun. But now because the pin pals,
shit ain't enough to me. Like when we get to
(08:21):
the point where my phone has more motion than I do, Baby,
this is a problem. My phone is not my soulmate.
What's up? What are we doing? How are we making
this a difference? Like if I don't see you or
we aren't talking about seeing each other within a month,
what are we doing here? Because I'm now no longer interested?
(08:44):
And you know what else? I think the problem is
so growing up, I did have pin pals. What the
fuck you mean? Of course? Shot? Okay? So what.
Speaker 1 (09:01):
So?
Speaker 2 (09:01):
One of my pimpals was one of the girls I
met when I was doing pageants. Her name was Rebecca.
She was really nice. We wrote to each other a lot.
My other pimp don't laugh, Shot, because I know you
about to get on. I feel like Donell when he
was like, don't laugh, y'all, I'm serious, and then Charlemagne
started laughing. Anyway, all right, listen, Shot, really Rebecca buzz white,
(09:23):
duh uh? But Shot, don't laugh? Okay, my other pimpal
she was a member of the Sioux tribe. She was
a Native American on a reservation in South Dakota. Shot,
(09:49):
I said, it's not funny. She lived in South Dakota
and she was a member of the Sioux tribe. The
two Native Americans. She lived on a reservation. And so
before you say it's cap she was lying, right, I was.
Speaker 4 (10:07):
Sorry, But that's not the bad part.
Speaker 2 (10:23):
Yeah, it's not the bad part. I was so excited
about my Native American pin pow that I told my teacher.
I told my teacher, but I didn't know this white
woman was obsessed with Native Americans. Right, So then she
like went to the school district and got funding for
(10:44):
my pen pal and like ten of her friends to
come to Philadelphia because none of them had ever been
off the reservation. So they came to Philly, right, but
they all had such bad shell shock because they had
never been off the rest animation. They all have fucking anxiety.
Ended up having to leave like a day or two
early because they were shutting down so bad. Long story, shirt,
(11:07):
I had a pen bald Like we talked for like
maybe a month or two after that, and then that
was it? That was it?
Speaker 1 (11:15):
That was it?
Speaker 2 (11:16):
So yeah, no, what did you say? I'm not shot
has cut? The funk cut is Mike. That is my
good shot. I gets canceled. It's South Dakota. She's from
the suit Try. I'm so serious. Gross said, changing lives
(11:40):
one man at a time. If y'all hate me, just
say that, like, yeah, I don't know, Fuck you guys.
Long story short, you know, like I said, I want
to see you within a month, right, that's that's the
long story of it. Sue tribe, Sally is wild. You know,
(12:04):
it's crazy. I don't even I don't. I cannot remember
her name. No, I don't remember her name. I don't
remember her name. That's crazy. But yeah, shout out to
the Sue tribe. And it's not Sue like s U
is si O u X. Yeah, it so crazy. Relationship
(12:30):
talk with Ge says, we love you. Big Buck twenty
one ninety nine says, what great were you in when
this happened? I was in sixth grade? Pop says, are
those binos we see the back? Yeah? Those not mine?
Those are shots though, those are shots. But yeah, and
I feel like the only reason we the only reason
(12:51):
we shouldn't be entertaining or trying to figure out when
we want to see each other as that month closes.
Is if somebody's funds aren't right right. So that's another
part of the conversation. I feel like we're not having
We always like, well, oh what you doing long distance relationship?
You got long distance relationship money? Okay? Because the further
(13:12):
you are a part, the more expensive it is. I know,
you think, oh, well, we don't see each other all
the time, so you know, we don't have to spend
that much money on dates. But like, the money comes
out other ways. It comes out in plane tickets okay,
it comes out and carry on fees okay, it comes
out in ubers to and from the airport. Okay, do
you got relationship money?
Speaker 1 (13:30):
Five planes and fell out the sky and like come
what so Like at the end of the day, I'm
risk life.
Speaker 2 (13:37):
Yeah, I'm just saying, uh I, I don't mind being
in a long distant relationship, but how long before you come?
Sit on the edge of my bed like that foxing
an't mean because if it's more than a month, I'm
probably not to girl for you. Okay, you know I'm
talking about Yes, I don't like shod Outfite says the
(14:03):
chat is perfect tonight, y'all, don't fix me off please? Yeah,
all that aside. I told you all. Today's theme was
a diary of a mad man. She It ain't really
gonna make sense, but you know it's what I be feeling.
I said, mad band, Oh jo.
Speaker 1 (14:23):
Deasy, No, I thought you said man. I was.
Speaker 2 (14:28):
As nigga t I Grind says long distant relationships are
dangerous in this political climate. Hip hop vis Pop says,
as a person currently in a long distance relationship, I understand,
thank you and thank you. Uh Grind says that scretched
out fox, So what because I'm gonna scratch you out?
(14:49):
Yeah yeah, yeah, that's what I want. Hip Hop vibes
Pod says, Luckily, she just wants stayed over. That's not bad.
That's not bad, And depending on the state, it might
not even long distance. Okay, if I live in if
I live in Philly and you live in Jersey, that
song this is my nigga, he said, one state over.
That's one state. No I'm saying it's not Oh. I
(15:12):
thought she was saying it was. No no, no no no
no no. I said depending on the state, because technically,
if I live in Philly, but you live in like,
what's the next one over?
Speaker 1 (15:22):
This way?
Speaker 2 (15:23):
Pennsylvania?
Speaker 1 (15:24):
This way?
Speaker 2 (15:24):
Is it Connecticut? Mm hmm, Yeah, geography is hard.
Speaker 1 (15:33):
Is hard?
Speaker 2 (15:34):
Dionne Smith says, forget the car fox she said, she
showed me the boofox tyed that grind says, and I
want to reciprocate that energy. You sit on the other
side of the bed. Fuck y'all. All right, next topic.
I made a post about this, and I feel like
it went a little bit left and niggas didn't really
understand what I was saying. But any man in the
(15:59):
gym right in a notebook is in his villain error.
I said what I said. Okay, I don't care who
you are, I don't care how you raise, I don't
care what you got going on. Any man in the
gym writing in a notebook is in his villain error.
Okay this They're not there to work, Okay, they are
(16:19):
planning something way darker. Okay. They are in the gym
every day trying to figure out how they gonna get revenge. Okay,
that's it. It's just for revenge. You ain't never seen death.
Note no, you don't know what this is for. Okay.
Any man in the gym writing in a notebook is
(16:41):
in his villain error. Okay, baby, he don't play. Okay, Sis,
just worry about yourself. Leave that man alone. And I
mean it from the bottom of my heart because I
care about you. Okay, leave that man alone. Okay. He
is in the gym for revenge and that's it. Okay.
The only thing he's worried about is that how you're
gonna make all them bitches that did is wrong. Sorry, Okay,
(17:04):
he don't care about nothing else. Huh, you need receipts.
Speaker 1 (17:10):
I don't know. I've seen nigga jos.
Speaker 2 (17:11):
They work exactly. They are in the gym writing down
extensive workouts. Okay. They are strict on their p rs.
They are firmly focused on what they are doing. They
are not worried about bitches. I mean that from the
bottom of my heart. They are not worried about bitches.
They are in their villain era.
Speaker 3 (17:33):
Okay, because you brought the notebook, you ain't saying death note.
Speaker 1 (17:39):
I can't saying this writing numbers and reps not names.
Speaker 2 (17:43):
Do you know what those number and reps are for
each rep is for the bitches who hurt him. Okay,
trying to tell you it is not a game. It
is not a game. It is not a game. He
uh lie day e e da a d li day
(18:05):
day says, why is everything now? Man versus woman? Are
you new here? I think he may be new here.
We like, we actually love each other over here. Every
once in a while we tell the joker too, this
is one, it said, jokes or too, but thank you,
thank you. Our fitz said, what's this attack about. It's
about what I saw. I was walking through the gym
(18:26):
and his nigga was writing in his notebook, and he
was so angry writing in the notebook though. I said, wow,
you show that bitch. No, you're gonna show that bitch
like I knew. I knew, I knew, I knew. When
I saw that man writing it, I was cheering for him, honestly.
I wanted him to achieve all the things that girls
(18:49):
said he couldn't. I can tell how vigorously he was
writing in the goddamn book. I'm bruting for you, sir,
I love this for you. I want Blaird seventeen on
one says, I can't.
Speaker 3 (18:59):
I'm just saying, so you just made an old story
about this nigga. I thought I was the only one
to do.
Speaker 2 (19:03):
I mean, you know, I mean, but did I lie?
Speaker 1 (19:07):
You probably are.
Speaker 2 (19:08):
How many men do you know in the gym writing
in a notebook that are at peace and just happy?
Speaker 3 (19:15):
I don't know because the niggas who have notebooks are
also like jacked, so they're usually like when they lift things,
they usually scream.
Speaker 1 (19:20):
So it's kind of hard.
Speaker 2 (19:23):
If you are in the gym writing in a notebook,
you were either training for a role as a superhero
or you're trying to figure out how to turn your
ex's heartbreak into a six package. There's no between you.
Speaker 1 (19:36):
Do nothing anymore. I mean, you know, and all you
do is walk past the nigga right vigorously.
Speaker 2 (19:43):
I'm not lying though. I'm not lying though, That's what
I need to understand. I'm not lying. Yes, you wanted
to see this ship right here? Okay, I seen it.
It's real. It's real, and they mean like the same
niggas that be at the gym calling it therapy. No,
you need to talk to somebody. Gym therapy is one thing,
(20:04):
but sitting on somebody couch is another. Get on somebody zoom. Okay,
we need to figure out what's happening because you trying
to take over the world one bic up curl at
a time. It's too much. We can't handle it. Okay,
we cannot. But yeah, that's that's my thoughts. Strike the villain,
say hey, I made it, tidy grind, say he gonna
(20:26):
kill that pussy. If you get it, then write it down,
don't show on twenty eight cent. I send it because
it's a real thing. It's a real thing, absolutely, long
story short. If you see a man in the gym
vigorously writing in a notebook, especially if he has one
of those skinny strap tank tops on, just work on
(20:48):
yourself sys, not him, not him, that's it. How long
was that shot? Boom? But yeah, like, once you get
a notebook, I feel like the biceps and traps just
come with the notebook like it's a baggage deal. But
all that aside. I told y'all today's theme is Diary
of a mad band. Shit might not go together, but
(21:10):
I be in my feeling, so here we are right.
The next thing I have to say, fellas I know
this one might put y'all on y'all tools a little bit,
which is hard because we're just coming off like you know,
y'all in y'all notebook. But what I say is real.
(21:32):
Females might not, you know, say it often, but it
exists and it's real. Okay, and I want y'all to
just listen for a second before y'all try to chop
my head off. Okay, just listen for a second before
y'all try to shot my head off.
Speaker 1 (21:45):
Right.
Speaker 2 (21:47):
The only thing worse than a deadbeat dad is a
dad who suddenly becomes a dad because he's trying to
impress a girl. I know, I know, I know, hear
me out though hear me out now, Fellas, y'all might
not know this because y'all don't see this side of
the fence, right unless you like men. But if you don't,
(22:08):
you don't see this side of the fence. But the
ladies know what I'm talking about. The only thing worse
than a dead beat dad is a dad who's only
a dad when he's trying to impress a girl. I know,
I know, I know, Fellas, y'all don't really see this
part because you know what I'm saying, y'all don't like men. Well,
if some of you do. But fellas the only time
(22:29):
you gonna see this part is if you like men.
Let's just say it like that, right, But if you
are a man who only chooses to show up and
be a dad when you're trying to impress a new girl, bro,
do better, do fucking better, Do fucking better. Coach McGee says, huh.
(22:52):
Chevy Chris says, didn't know that was a thing. Exactly
if you like women, you wouldn't know what was saying, right.
Rasta Fuego TV says dudes are having kids to impress women.
That's od weird. Shrected Villain says I ain't got kids,
so that don't apply to me. Joe Power twelve says
that's pathetic as fuck. Alfie says Diary of a mad
(23:13):
Bad equals cut my life into pieces. This is not
my master sort. Don't don't. Don't y'all pissed me off
so bad. Y'all pissed me off so bad, so bad,
so bad, so bad. But mym Blair seventeen or one
says that's a thing, while Maul b Lion says I've
seen guys raise their step kids better than their real kids. Uh,
(23:35):
Troy Time TV sent the hand raising emojis, got city kicks,
says them, just in time for Father's Day, exactly, exactly,
exactly exactly, those same dudes that only show up for
their holiday on father Day's picks. These these these men exist,
These men exist, right, These men absolutely exist. And I
(23:58):
know you probably thinking, like, you know, well, what do
you mean they only trying to be a dad when
they're trying to impress a girl. But yes, there are
men who will become more active in their kids' lives
when they get a new girl that they are dating.
And the crazy part is I've seen dudes like you know,
try to be od with the fathering like you know, oh,
(24:18):
trying to put the baby in FaceTime and picking the
kid up more and me and the kid be confused, like, nigga,
you don't act like that. What's happening? What's happening? This
is a real thing. Like, all of a sudden, you're
trying to be the best dad ever cause you got
a new bitch. That's corny. That's corny, that's corney. You
don't want her to see all the lame shit you
be doing. Nah, no, let her see it.
Speaker 1 (24:40):
Stank.
Speaker 2 (24:40):
Let her see it, what she got? Comments to her,
she stick around, let her see it, let her see it.
They'll be shy, show it all, show it all, like
you will have men that men. It's like you'll have
men as soon as they start talking to a new girl.
Now all of a sudden, this, I want to see
my saw any vet nigga. Don't even see you s
son in two years? Why why you want to see
(25:02):
him now? What's happening? What's her name? What's her name?
What's her name? Because the only time you come around
on that energy is when you've got somebody new. So
what's her name? What's her name? Like now I'm saying
he bringing new toys, he's dropping off clothes, he making
time for photo ops. And don't get me wrong, I
know some of you are saying, well, at least he's
being a dad. At least he's showing up. At least
(25:24):
he's trying, is he or is he just showing his
child that it's okay for people to come in and
out their lives as long as they're bringing something, Because
that's what it shows, that's what it shows, especially if
he got a daughter. Is he really being a dad
or is he just teaching his kids that it's okay
for people to come in and out your life as
long as they're bringing you a gift, giving you money,
(25:47):
having something for you, because it goes hand in hand,
it goes hand in hand. Is he teaching them that
it's okay for a man to come in and out
their life as long as they're bringing gifts, because that's
what it is. That's what it is. All add energy
and da da da Okay, unless you're going down to
the course to try to get some custody paperwork done.
(26:09):
I don't believe you. I don't believe you. I don't
believe it. Don't believe it. I don't believe it. I
don't believe it because when he when that girl leaves,
do you know what's gonna happen? So will he? Okay?
And I know some of y'all I just want to
cirgle back. I know some of y'all can be like, well,
at least he's trying. At least he's trying to be
(26:29):
a dad, is he, though, Because when that girl leaves,
nine times, i'd attend the dad do too. And it's like, bro,
come on, as soon as that girl leaves bock them kids,
just like it's been the whole time before, Like.
Speaker 1 (26:44):
Come on, talk to my dad because he left and
never came back.
Speaker 2 (26:48):
Respect business. Yeah, shout out to your dad for standing
on business. Okay he said, he said he there got.
Speaker 1 (27:00):
A new girlfriends. Georgia's like, that's crazy, bro.
Speaker 2 (27:02):
Not even that. Shout out to the real dads, the
one that show up regardless, the one that's fighting it
be in their kids life. The ones that are showing
up day in and day out, whether they have it
or not, just so that their child sees them and
knows that they're trying. Those are the ones. I'm applaued.
Not you funky ass Father's Day photo op niggas, get
out of my face. I don't want that. I don't
want that. I don't want that father photo op. Yes, yes, yes,
(27:28):
not you Father's Day photo op niggas. I I don't
like that energy. I don't like that energy. Shout out
to the ones that don't let nothing come between them
and their legacy speak real MVPs.
Speaker 3 (27:37):
One day went to my friend's house. Well he's not
my friend anymore, Jesus Christ. He was so mad, he
was assuming. He's like, yeah, daughter, wish me have birthdare
nothing blah blah blah. Well happy fathers there nothing blah
blah blah. I was like, you have a kid, Oh
my god.
Speaker 2 (27:56):
Can you no when we go and break he passed
my lip cloth? Thank you? Can you bring me the
bag then? Okay? Oh my god, mister Chuck, what's up
big dog? Jerima Edward says, sole custody of mind for
(28:17):
the last twelve year. Oh he a man, I know
he got good snacks at his house. Don't piss me off.
Tyder Ground says, thank you, man, We appreciate you. Aaron
d Nash seven three, what's up? Aaron dy Nash? He
says he's trying trying to get some cucci exactly exactly.
Subject Matter says, what she's saying is keep that did
(28:39):
be energy, my guy, You can, you can. If you're
gonna go back to it anyway.
Speaker 1 (28:42):
Why not just keep it?
Speaker 2 (28:44):
Why switch it up? Be consistent? Outfit says sir, go
help that one with those kids for real before you
help yourself to some hot crotch. Exactly exactly. Sorry. Uh.
Blow by the Oh says I'm an active father and
I'm not a fan of dead beat on any level exactly.
And you know what I always wanted to know. This
(29:05):
is gonna I'm sorry, I just want to say this
one thing for we go to the next topic. Y'all
don't know that y'all friends be dead be dads? And
I say disrespectfully, this is a genuine question. This is
a genuine question. Do y'all not know that y'all friends
be dead beat dads? Right? Or does the thought of
their kids never cross your mind? Right? Because I feel like,
(29:26):
whether I was male or female, if I know my
friend got a kid and it's been like two three
weeks and I heart them, say nothing about the kid,
this is a red flag because whether it's good or bad,
your kids are always gonna do something that has to
come out your mouth, okay, because they just they're just
so special and unique. It's something where we're like, oh
my god, I just love them so much, or it's like,
(29:48):
oh my god, I promise I just love them so much.
Like your kids are gonna do something that you're gonna
have to tell your friends. How do you know your
kid's father is a dead beat? And weld on, how
do you know your friends have like kids and their
dead beat like how does that work? Jay to the
(30:09):
Jones says, dead beat tanged with Dead Beats. That makes sense,
That makes sense? Is that what it is? Do dead
Beats haang with?
Speaker 3 (30:18):
Debby told me all the ship and I ain't no homeboy.
Speaker 2 (30:27):
Oh it's outfit, says, y'all know how much I want
to go to the Poconos. Oh snaps dang all right, y'all,
hold on, hold on, y'all know how much I want
to go to the Poconos and my friends this weekend
instead of going to my daughter's colored garden margin competition.
(30:51):
I love my weirdo lots soul. Sep and four says
if I haven't seen the kid, seen him with them,
or heard about something they together, I started asking hard questions.
Don Don Block says we can't chill, hang out, be friends,
none of that. If you got kids and don't spend
time with them. I love that energy. Tighty Grind says,
(31:11):
that's exactly what it is. Malby Lyon says Dead Beats
got all the free time in the world. Grind says,
because I don't know nothing, honestly, that really must be
what it is. Maybe dead Beats just head when they
hang with dead beats, and that's why. Oh you know what,
I take the back. Dead beats hang with dead beats,
or they hang with people who don't have kids, so
they don't notice, right, because I feel like that's the
(31:33):
only other way you wouldn't notice that they're not saying
something about their kids, or that they aren't with their kids.
Speaker 3 (31:39):
Oh my god, Oh my god.
Speaker 2 (31:44):
Shot, I moved my chair down and it moved a frame.
It's okay now now I know. I'll just added this.
I don't know because hold on, hold on, y'all. I
gotta s thank you, mister Chock. Just border badge. Thank you,
hold on, y'all.
Speaker 1 (32:05):
I just that's nice. That's a nice green.
Speaker 2 (32:13):
I don't know.
Speaker 1 (32:13):
This is old.
Speaker 2 (32:14):
Actually, my arms really don't fit. They really are choking hand.
I'm just saying, mister Chalk brought another badge. Thank you baby,
Thank you baby. Tye grind says real fathers have too
many play dates to hang with dead beats. I just
get alarmed when, like if I'm dating somebody new, like
(32:35):
if you tell me you have kids, my first two
follow up questions are immediately, what's your arrangement and when's
the last time you've seen them? Okay, because a nigga
will be real quick to tell you, like, oh, you know,
I get them every weekend. I get them every other weekend.
We rotate holidays, and when's the last time you time?
Oh man, Now, as soon as your response starts with
(32:57):
a deep sigh, I'm good. Nothingk you, no thank you,
no thank you, I'm good. So yeah, diar a mad
band or onto the next topic, y'all. And you know,
maybe I'm just speaking for the ladies today. I feel
like it's a lot of stuff women be thinking, but
(33:17):
sometimes we don't articulate it in the best way. And
so I feel like that's what a lot of what
today is as well. Because this next part, Oh, it
burns my fucking grits. Okay, it burns my grits. Okay,
it grinds my gears, It burns my grits. Okay, it
(33:40):
puts not some in my panties. Okay, all of it,
all of it, all of it, all of it. From
the bottom of my heart. When I say I want
a man who knows how to communicate, When I say
communication is important to me, okay, when I say I
(34:00):
want a man who knows how to communicate, that does
not mean I want you to check in with me
every hour on the hour. Okay, baby, I don't want
to be your CEO. That's absolutely not what I want
to be. I don't want to be your parole officer.
I don't want to be your wharton. I don't want
to be none of that. Okay. I just want you
to know how to communicate. That's it. You ain't got
(34:21):
to check in with me every hour. I don't need that.
I don't need that. I don't need you to tell
me you getting up going to the bathroom. I don't
need you to tell me you're about to run to
the store and get some celery. I don't need none
of that. I just need you to know how to communicate.
Like for some reason, men think when you say you
want somebody who knows how to communicate, you gotta let
(34:43):
me know what color your piss was, Okay, what time
you left out the house for the gym, and how
much water you drink at the gym? Okay, what time
you leaving for work? Okay. I don't need none of that.
I don't need none of that. I don't need you
to check in. That's not what communicate means to me.
I need you to be able to articulate when you're happy,
(35:06):
when you're sad. Things you like, things you don't like,
things I can improve on, things you appreciate from me,
things that mean a lot to you, things that upsets you,
things that don't rub you the right way. And I
need you to be able to communicate that without being arrogant,
without being angry, without being off putting, without being aggressive.
(35:27):
That's what communication means. The next time a woman tells
you she wants a girl, a guy who knows how
to communicate, seven you good? Seven seven seven's here guys also,
But the next time a woman tells you she wants
a man who knows how to communicate, please do not
(35:48):
think she wants to be your parole out for ser
because I promise you that's not what she means. Tyed
I grind says, this makes me feel like you're dating
in the special education spectrum.
Speaker 1 (35:57):
Yo, yo, about.
Speaker 2 (36:02):
It's not. It's not. And if you feel like this
sounds like I'm dating in the special education curriculum, okay,
go ask a woman, actual sister act your cousin asks
what's her experience when she tells men she wants a man,
who knows how to communicate automatically that processes in their
(36:22):
brain is she wants to control me, she wants to
restrict me. She wants to tell me what to do
and what I can't do. Nope, not it, not it.
Johnny Elva says, isn't it different though? Based on women
to women? No, no, no, I promise you there is
not one woman on this earth who says, you know
(36:45):
what I want A man who knows how to communicate,
which means I want you to tell me where you're going,
what you're going, who you're doing it with, how long
you're gonna be there. No, no woman wants that. Why
y'all think? No, that's not fun to me. That's fun
to y'all because it's not fun to me. It's not
fun to me. Lynn three three four says dating is
so difficult and different than it once was. What's going
(37:07):
on now? You want the truth for you want to lie?
You want the truth for you want to lie because
I can tell you, but you tell me what you
want to hear first. Oh thank you, Lynn, mister Chock
saying she may want a girl. J Night two on
five says, I just left the casino with a thousand
dollars what you want to go eat tonight? I'm cracking
(37:29):
tie diagram. Please please hold on, hold on, let me
scroll back down. Uh Outfie says, in return for my
effective communication skills, tell me what you want to eat?
Whoa woo woo woo boo. Too much dip on your
chip play you know it a lot right now. You're
doing a lot right now. Ain't know another thing. Since
(37:50):
we're on this topic a lot of times when we
say we don't know what we want to eat. For me,
I'm gonna say for me. I'm only gonna speak for
myself if I say I don't know what I want
to eat, I'm just sick of fucking cooking. I'm sick
of fucking cooking. I'm so sick of cooking that I
(38:11):
don't care what I put into my body. Pauls no Diddy,
I don't care what I put into my mouth. Pauls
no Diddy. I don't care what I eat as long
as I don't have to cook it. I don't care
my picky. I'm not picky. Whatever you want, whatever you
want to sign with me, I'm just sick of fucking cooking.
As someone who cooks every goddamn day, sometimes two or
(38:31):
three times a day. I am sick of fucking cooking.
If a woman tells you she don't know what she
want to eat, maybe she's just sick of cooking, because
I know I am, I am, I'm done, I'm spent,
I am tired, I'm tired. That's Grandpa and my sum
me in it back like that's two dam bad. So yeah,
maybe she's just sick of cooking. Mister Shock says, fellas,
(38:52):
just order what you get for yourself, because she always
gonna reach for yours. And I'm the cheek codesby right there.
The cheek's codesy right there, y'all. Don't never think like yo.
When whenever I get fries, my girl always eat half
my fries. I asked her what she wanted to eat.
She says, she didn't know. I want fries. Let me
get me some fries and get her some fries too,
because I know she like fries. How do I know?
Because she usually eats all my fucking fries. No, no, no,
(39:16):
that don't make sense to y'all.
Speaker 1 (39:18):
They don't or could say yeah, or I.
Speaker 2 (39:21):
Can say, I'm tired of this, Grandpa, Thank you, okay,
thank you. Shak de Villain says, lies be cause y'all
shut down every suggestion. Once again, I said for me,
then I stand corrected for me, for me, because for me,
I just be sick of cooking. J Ninetewen one five says,
(39:42):
I'm gonna bring you chicken fries, shrimp, but a side
of turkey. That'll fix the indecisiveness. I don't care. Sounds
good to me. Good to me, two plates, I said,
two plates. Office says, then I pull up the Chick
fil a. No, I don't want that, like God, damn it. Okay,
once again, I started this statement was I started the
(40:03):
statement with for me, maybe it's just me, Maybe it's
just me. I don't know. I don't know, I don't know.
Blarry seventeen on one says, back to what's going on
with dating, tell the truth and shame the devil. I'm
cracking up.
Speaker 3 (40:16):
I got an answer for you. Depends on the type
of man. I've had men try to gas like me.
Either that's in being nonchalant blah blah blah. I've had
mess step up and do better. If that's truly him,
that then she has to make the decision. If that's
something we're talking about food.
Speaker 2 (40:32):
Oh, what's the problem with Dave?
Speaker 1 (40:34):
What the community want? The community?
Speaker 2 (40:37):
Oh?
Speaker 1 (40:38):
Okay, okay.
Speaker 2 (40:41):
I feel like the problem with dating is a vicious circle.
You can start at any point in this circle, but
it's going to continue to go around and go around,
and go around and go around, and it's not going
to stop until majority of these problems are fixed. Okay,
in no particular order, but these are all like cop
in this circle.
Speaker 1 (41:01):
Right.
Speaker 2 (41:02):
Number one, social media has allowed a lot of you
to believe that you have access to options that you
don't really have access to. And a lot of people
will say, oh, social media, it gives you all these options. No,
we don't, No, we don't. No, we don't. Let me
tell you why. The same way you can scroll through
your phone and see models and fitness influences and celebrities
(41:25):
and have them all at the swipe of your finger.
They had that twenty years ago, but it wasn't a
swipe of a finger. It was a turn of a
page in a magazine. We've always had access to people
that we didn't actually have access to. Right, So now
you think just because you are able to DM said person,
you have a better chance of being what's said person.
(41:46):
But I am here to tell you that you DM
that person does not mean you are actually gonna get
to that person. Okay, if I slide in Jacob Latimore,
Chris Brown, Luke James DM right now, they are not
gonna see it. It's gonna go to they're fucking general
folder or what's the photo that you can't really see
the message requests. They are not gonna see that. It's
gonna go to the message request. Okay, I know because
(42:09):
I be doing it. Okay, they wanna see that shit.
Y'all be thinking that y'all got access to people that
y'all don't have access to. Back in the day, when
people were swiping through these magazines and writing fan mails
to these pee old bloxes, thinking they could actually talk
to these people, they couldn't. They couldn't. Just like right now,
(42:29):
you're swiping through your phone up and down your timeline
thinking you could talk to these people and you can't.
You can't. All right, that's it. It doesn't exist. Okay.
You didn't allow yourself to believe you have options and
access to people that you actually don't. That's first stop. Okay,
that's the first stop. That's first stop. Okay, the next stop. Okay.
(42:51):
For some reason, some of you get in relationships with
people that you don't actually like for a variety of reasons.
Speaker 1 (43:01):
All right.
Speaker 2 (43:02):
It might be because financial, It might be because you
didn't been around them so long. It might be because
society says, these are the people you are supposed to
be with, but you don't actually fucking like them. So
what you do is you end up cheating, or you
end up self sabotaging the relationship or not being a
good partner in a relationship because you don't have to
cheat or self sabotaze you. Then you just not show
(43:23):
what physically, mentally, emotionally, physically right. And then you fuck
them over. You fuck over the good guys and send
the good guys back into the dating pool as hurt people.
And you know what hurt people do? They hurt people. Okay,
So now this says, another fucking peg and the circle.
(43:46):
All right, another peg in the circle? Right. I think
another problem with dating right now is we aren't being realistic.
We aren't being realistic. Okay, on every front, do the
people you want want you, That's all I'm gonna say.
I'm not gonna add in finances. I'm not gonna add
(44:08):
in looks. I'm not gonna add in job titles. I'm
not gonna add in social status. You know none of that.
All I'm saying is do the people you want want you? No?
Yes or no? M h hold on, let me scroll
back up, mister chock says, or you're trying to dunp
(44:29):
water from a sinking ship with a shotglass. Come on, somebody,
come on, somebody. Uh go City Kick says, yes you
can because eminem red stand letter on the album. Why
let me ask you a questions. Why y'all like this?
Why y'all like this? What happened? What happened? What happened?
(44:51):
Hold on, I'm trying to score. Back up, y'all. Uh
Shrafton Villain says, Stormy replay to make jokes from time
to time. Uh J Knight says, you don't see my shit,
so it's definitely true. Don't piss me off. Mister jock says,
social media gets you degrees of separation closer, but your
little DM don't ring any bells. I hate it here,
(45:16):
I fucking hate her, I forget hate her. Let me
go down. Hold on, outfit says, hurt people will be
in gym what they know, what's exactly, exactly exactly bring
it around. Ty Grind says that's the big one right there.
(45:36):
Lyn through three seven four says you must become what
you want to attract. Agree. Agree. My Bogsman five says
folks need to be able to tell the difference between
attention and intention. Everyone thinks they have all these options,
but they don't. They fucking don't, and they don't. They
really don't. On God, they don't, they don't, mister Chock says,
(45:59):
And if they don't move on.
Speaker 3 (46:04):
On the internet, you gotta listen. You gotta watch what
you listen to. If you're listening to guys talk about
dating and I can only talk about guys. But if
you're listening to guys I only talk about dating, Scalli
wags yes.
Speaker 1 (46:15):
And then if that's what you're going through for a vice,
then what do you think you're going to attrack?
Speaker 2 (46:20):
Or you're listening to guys who tell you that women
are one thing, but you only see them dating the
type of women that they say you shouldn't have.
Speaker 1 (46:31):
Anything good women. Yeah, I can only talk about guys.
Speaker 3 (46:34):
I don't know what girls do, but they only talk
about scalli wag if you want to talk about scali wax.
Speaker 1 (46:38):
And all I can assume.
Speaker 2 (46:40):
Is that's what you have access to.
Speaker 1 (46:42):
You.
Speaker 3 (46:43):
I like good girls, know I like girls who put
snacks in my cole pocket. Then you know, like scalliwags
what they might, but they do it for money or ship.
Speaker 2 (46:51):
Like I'm cracking up, Daddy says, I think some are
programmed to not like what likes us. I agree. I
agree on that. I agree on that.
Speaker 1 (47:00):
I agree on that.
Speaker 2 (47:02):
I agree on that one thousand percent, one thousand percent.
All right, y'all, I told you I was running late.
I'm running super super late, and I have another pod
to do, so uh listen, I'm all righty here, I
didn't even get to my last point. But we're gonna
talk about this in a little bit. I'm actually about
to go do another pod, so you're gonna go live again.
But yeah, my message is always gonna be the same.
Follow me on the gram at Stormy p p e
(47:22):
A at Chocolate, Chip and Chip And if you don't
remember anything else, please remember you think cities. I love you, guys,
go I see you next week. Peace,
Sure.
Speaker 2 (00:05):
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Baby Mama, Stormy Pe And this is another episode of
Chocolate Chip and Zip the modern day female perspective. Damn
Son back at it again, Boom, back at again with
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last week, but I feel like some of y'all might
not have heard me because, for whatever reason, we still
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(00:28):
how we play family. This ain't how we play family.
We are less than three weeks away from the most
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Me and the Talk Heavy podcast is shutting the city
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(00:48):
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shit all right. I'm not gonna hold y'all. I've been
seeing all this pop the balloon stuff, and I said,
I want some of that. I want some of that,
(01:53):
but I'm on real conversations. I want real questions, I
want real interactions. And you know where you can get
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Speaker 1 (02:16):
More.
Speaker 2 (02:16):
Some motherfuckers that share yourself to humor, who might end
up being a new cousin or something they weighing for you.
They all have to show. Okay. April thirteenth at Punchline, Philadelphia,
Chocolate Chip and Sip and Talk Heavy podcast, it's going
down all right. With all that being said, y'all know
what every week I like to come to y'all what
a theme that helps me gear my thoughts or vaguely
(02:39):
pin them together. So today's theme is gonna be Diary
of a mad band. Okay, makes absolute no sense. They
have no connection, but I'm in my feelings. Okay, that's
what it's gonna be. That's what we're talking about today. Okay,
that's where we are. Ty Die Grind says, I feel
like I'd feel so cure with you anywhere we go, sleeveless.
(03:02):
Don't piss me off. We're doing so good. We're like
five minutes in and you're already starting your shit. Don't
piss me off. Okay, I shut up. I should have
named the title the Live I made it Green Giant.
I should have made it the hawk. Y'all pissed me
off so bad outfit, said diarrhea of a mad man.
(03:25):
You can get the fuck out with tygrind. Okay, y'all
not gonna get on my nerves today. Thank you and
thank you. But yeah, like I said, man, not really
sure if they have a correlation, not really sure if
they made sense. But you know, not be my feelings
and not be thinking about shit. And it's just where
we are right. So today's topics are interesting. Stay with
(03:48):
me or don't, but nine times out of ten, you're
gonna have a good time, all right. First, I don't
know if it's just me, but I feel like we
are seeing more of this long day distance dating pop
up on our timelines. Is it just me? Is it
just me? Do y'all see these videos pop up on
your timeline of oh how far would you fly for sneaking?
(04:09):
Like to blame for that? Men?
Speaker 1 (04:12):
Now?
Speaker 2 (04:13):
Shut up, shut up, shut up? Okay, shut up? Who
did that? Somebody on a lie? I did that. I
don't know how that worked. It was just fire works
I don't know how to work. Okay, bet, thank you. Yeah,
And I feel like we have been seeing these love
(04:33):
stories of oh, ten days before I see my fiance,
nine days before I see my long distance girlfriend, and
they hug and they keep going, like through all the days.
I feel like we already having the honest conversations about
long distance dating, like and I want to know if
I'm by myself when I say like, I don't mind
long distance dating, but I don't want to pin pal.
(04:56):
I don't want to pin pal. I don't want that.
I don't want that. I don't mind long distance dating,
but I don't want a pinpal. If I wanted to
hear a man tell me sweet nothings but never get
to see him, I just write to a nigga in jail. No,
that's just me. I don't want that. I don't need that.
(05:17):
I thank you. They're mind cuddles. I want them now.
That's it.
Speaker 1 (05:22):
Call JG.
Speaker 2 (05:23):
Wentworth give me my shit. Okay, yeah, I want my
shit now. Like when the few times that I've attempted
to do the long distance dating, like bro, if we've
been talking for like a month and neither one of
us has said something about going to see the other one,
(05:45):
this isn't it for me. I don't want that. I
don't want that. Dion Smith CZ says, nah, I need
the scout Rubs live and in living color. tyDi Grind
says Snapple facts. I feel like a month it's enough
for us to decide when we're going to see each other.
Outfit says two hours driving distance is a max of
(06:08):
a long distance I can handle. Were not even gonna
get into the hour qualifications. Yet, We're not even gonna
get into the hours because honestly, a two hour drive
is that's barely long distance.
Speaker 3 (06:21):
That's like imagine driving two hours in New York traffic
and then getting there and having an argument having drive back.
Speaker 2 (06:26):
Well, no, because I'll say that's what I was gonna say.
If I'm if I have a like if I'm dating
a guy in New York, I don't think that's long distance.
That's not that's like a day trip. That's an afternoon trip. Honestly,
I've gone to New York and done a podcast and
come home. So it's like I can go to New
York and date a nigga and come home, Like, I
don't think that's long distance to me. To me, it
(06:48):
would have to be like at least three and a
half hours. Three and a half hours is long distance
and even still I don't even feel like because what's
that DC on a like trash day? That's not bad?
Speaker 1 (07:04):
Oh you can't is different.
Speaker 3 (07:06):
I guess you're gonna make some money, I mean, but
then you won't get some office.
Speaker 2 (07:12):
Is exactly my point. I've been through enough of them. Okay, whatever,
I gotta give me a topic that's not even what
we're wants to be talking about, Like what grind says
is not long distance for you though, Okay, okay, whatever whatever,
But yeah, my point being, I want to see you.
I want to see you, like it can't just be
(07:35):
us texting us, calling us FaceTime and like, bro, I
need the romance. I need the cuddles. I need to
face to face. Like I want to go on dates.
And don't get me wrong, virtual dates count. We both
can go out to eat and set the phone up
on FaceTime and we did da da da dah. But like, eventually,
I want to see you in my space, like the
digital get down is not enough for me. Okay, Like huh,
(07:59):
I think emojis can't replace a hug. I know that
you know that, we know that what we're gonna do
about it, it can't just be us booboo loving on
the phone all day, You sitting on top of a
washing machine kicking your feet up, Like God, I know
that's cute, it's fun. But now because the pin pals,
shit ain't enough to me. Like when we get to
(08:21):
the point where my phone has more motion than I do, Baby,
this is a problem. My phone is not my soulmate.
What's up? What are we doing? How are we making
this a difference? Like if I don't see you or
we aren't talking about seeing each other within a month,
what are we doing here? Because I'm now no longer interested?
(08:44):
And you know what else? I think the problem is
so growing up, I did have pin pals. What the
fuck you mean? Of course? Shot? Okay? So what.
Speaker 1 (09:01):
So?
Speaker 2 (09:01):
One of my pimpals was one of the girls I
met when I was doing pageants. Her name was Rebecca.
She was really nice. We wrote to each other a lot.
My other pimp don't laugh, Shot, because I know you
about to get on. I feel like Donell when he
was like, don't laugh, y'all, I'm serious, and then Charlemagne
started laughing. Anyway, all right, listen, Shot, really Rebecca buzz white,
(09:23):
duh uh? But Shot, don't laugh? Okay, my other pimpal
she was a member of the Sioux tribe. She was
a Native American on a reservation in South Dakota. Shot,
(09:49):
I said, it's not funny. She lived in South Dakota
and she was a member of the Sioux tribe. The
two Native Americans. She lived on a reservation. And so
before you say it's cap she was lying, right, I was.
Speaker 4 (10:07):
Sorry, But that's not the bad part.
Speaker 2 (10:23):
Yeah, it's not the bad part. I was so excited
about my Native American pin pow that I told my teacher.
I told my teacher, but I didn't know this white
woman was obsessed with Native Americans. Right, So then she
like went to the school district and got funding for
(10:44):
my pen pal and like ten of her friends to
come to Philadelphia because none of them had ever been
off the reservation. So they came to Philly, right, but
they all had such bad shell shock because they had
never been off the rest animation. They all have fucking anxiety.
Ended up having to leave like a day or two
early because they were shutting down so bad. Long story, shirt,
(11:07):
I had a pen bald Like we talked for like
maybe a month or two after that, and then that
was it? That was it?
Speaker 1 (11:15):
That was it?
Speaker 2 (11:16):
So yeah, no, what did you say? I'm not shot
has cut? The funk cut is Mike. That is my
good shot. I gets canceled. It's South Dakota. She's from
the suit Try. I'm so serious. Gross said, changing lives
(11:40):
one man at a time. If y'all hate me, just
say that, like, yeah, I don't know, Fuck you guys.
Long story short, you know, like I said, I want
to see you within a month, right, that's that's the
long story of it. Sue tribe, Sally is wild. You know,
(12:04):
it's crazy. I don't even I don't. I cannot remember
her name. No, I don't remember her name. I don't
remember her name. That's crazy. But yeah, shout out to
the Sue tribe. And it's not Sue like s U
is si O u X. Yeah, it so crazy. Relationship
(12:30):
talk with Ge says, we love you. Big Buck twenty
one ninety nine says, what great were you in when
this happened? I was in sixth grade? Pop says, are
those binos we see the back? Yeah? Those not mine?
Those are shots though, those are shots. But yeah, and
I feel like the only reason we the only reason
(12:51):
we shouldn't be entertaining or trying to figure out when
we want to see each other as that month closes.
Is if somebody's funds aren't right right. So that's another
part of the conversation. I feel like we're not having
We always like, well, oh what you doing long distance relationship?
You got long distance relationship money? Okay? Because the further
(13:12):
you are a part, the more expensive it is. I know,
you think, oh, well, we don't see each other all
the time, so you know, we don't have to spend
that much money on dates. But like, the money comes
out other ways. It comes out in plane tickets okay,
it comes out and carry on fees okay, it comes
out in ubers to and from the airport. Okay, do
you got relationship money?
Speaker 1 (13:30):
Five planes and fell out the sky and like come
what so Like at the end of the day, I'm
risk life.
Speaker 2 (13:37):
Yeah, I'm just saying, uh I, I don't mind being
in a long distant relationship, but how long before you come?
Sit on the edge of my bed like that foxing
an't mean because if it's more than a month, I'm
probably not to girl for you. Okay, you know I'm
talking about Yes, I don't like shod Outfite says the
(14:03):
chat is perfect tonight, y'all, don't fix me off please? Yeah,
all that aside. I told you all. Today's theme was
a diary of a mad man. She It ain't really
gonna make sense, but you know it's what I be feeling.
I said, mad band, Oh jo.
Speaker 1 (14:23):
Deasy, No, I thought you said man. I was.
Speaker 2 (14:28):
As nigga t I Grind says long distant relationships are
dangerous in this political climate. Hip hop vis Pop says,
as a person currently in a long distance relationship, I understand,
thank you and thank you. Uh Grind says that scretched
out fox, So what because I'm gonna scratch you out?
(14:49):
Yeah yeah, yeah, that's what I want. Hip Hop vibes
Pod says, Luckily, she just wants stayed over. That's not bad.
That's not bad, And depending on the state, it might
not even long distance. Okay, if I live in if
I live in Philly and you live in Jersey, that
song this is my nigga, he said, one state over.
That's one state. No I'm saying it's not Oh. I
(15:12):
thought she was saying it was. No no, no no no
no no. I said depending on the state, because technically,
if I live in Philly, but you live in like,
what's the next one over?
Speaker 1 (15:22):
This way?
Speaker 2 (15:23):
Pennsylvania?
Speaker 1 (15:24):
This way?
Speaker 2 (15:24):
Is it Connecticut? Mm hmm, Yeah, geography is hard.
Speaker 1 (15:33):
Is hard?
Speaker 2 (15:34):
Dionne Smith says, forget the car fox she said, she
showed me the boofox tyed that grind says, and I
want to reciprocate that energy. You sit on the other
side of the bed. Fuck y'all. All right, next topic.
I made a post about this, and I feel like
it went a little bit left and niggas didn't really
understand what I was saying. But any man in the
(15:59):
gym right in a notebook is in his villain error.
I said what I said. Okay, I don't care who
you are, I don't care how you raise, I don't
care what you got going on. Any man in the
gym writing in a notebook is in his villain error.
Okay this They're not there to work, Okay, they are
(16:19):
planning something way darker. Okay. They are in the gym
every day trying to figure out how they gonna get revenge. Okay,
that's it. It's just for revenge. You ain't never seen death.
Note no, you don't know what this is for. Okay.
Any man in the gym writing in a notebook is
(16:41):
in his villain error. Okay, baby, he don't play. Okay, Sis,
just worry about yourself. Leave that man alone. And I
mean it from the bottom of my heart because I
care about you. Okay, leave that man alone. Okay. He
is in the gym for revenge and that's it. Okay.
The only thing he's worried about is that how you're
gonna make all them bitches that did is wrong. Sorry, Okay,
(17:04):
he don't care about nothing else. Huh, you need receipts.
Speaker 1 (17:10):
I don't know. I've seen nigga jos.
Speaker 2 (17:11):
They work exactly. They are in the gym writing down
extensive workouts. Okay. They are strict on their p rs.
They are firmly focused on what they are doing. They
are not worried about bitches. I mean that from the
bottom of my heart. They are not worried about bitches.
They are in their villain era.
Speaker 3 (17:33):
Okay, because you brought the notebook, you ain't saying death note.
Speaker 1 (17:39):
I can't saying this writing numbers and reps not names.
Speaker 2 (17:43):
Do you know what those number and reps are for
each rep is for the bitches who hurt him. Okay,
trying to tell you it is not a game. It
is not a game. It is not a game. He
uh lie day e e da a d li day
(18:05):
day says, why is everything now? Man versus woman? Are
you new here? I think he may be new here.
We like, we actually love each other over here. Every
once in a while we tell the joker too, this
is one, it said, jokes or too, but thank you,
thank you. Our fitz said, what's this attack about. It's
about what I saw. I was walking through the gym
(18:26):
and his nigga was writing in his notebook, and he
was so angry writing in the notebook though. I said, wow,
you show that bitch. No, you're gonna show that bitch
like I knew. I knew, I knew, I knew. When
I saw that man writing it, I was cheering for him, honestly.
I wanted him to achieve all the things that girls
(18:49):
said he couldn't. I can tell how vigorously he was
writing in the goddamn book. I'm bruting for you, sir,
I love this for you. I want Blaird seventeen on
one says, I can't.
Speaker 3 (18:59):
I'm just saying, so you just made an old story
about this nigga. I thought I was the only one
to do.
Speaker 2 (19:03):
I mean, you know, I mean, but did I lie?
Speaker 1 (19:07):
You probably are.
Speaker 2 (19:08):
How many men do you know in the gym writing
in a notebook that are at peace and just happy?
Speaker 3 (19:15):
I don't know because the niggas who have notebooks are
also like jacked, so they're usually like when they lift things,
they usually scream.
Speaker 1 (19:20):
So it's kind of hard.
Speaker 2 (19:23):
If you are in the gym writing in a notebook,
you were either training for a role as a superhero
or you're trying to figure out how to turn your
ex's heartbreak into a six package. There's no between you.
Speaker 1 (19:36):
Do nothing anymore. I mean, you know, and all you
do is walk past the nigga right vigorously.
Speaker 2 (19:43):
I'm not lying though. I'm not lying though, That's what
I need to understand. I'm not lying. Yes, you wanted
to see this ship right here? Okay, I seen it.
It's real. It's real, and they mean like the same
niggas that be at the gym calling it therapy. No,
you need to talk to somebody. Gym therapy is one thing,
(20:04):
but sitting on somebody couch is another. Get on somebody zoom. Okay,
we need to figure out what's happening because you trying
to take over the world one bic up curl at
a time. It's too much. We can't handle it. Okay,
we cannot. But yeah, that's that's my thoughts. Strike the villain,
say hey, I made it, tidy grind, say he gonna
(20:26):
kill that pussy. If you get it, then write it down,
don't show on twenty eight cent. I send it because
it's a real thing. It's a real thing, absolutely, long
story short. If you see a man in the gym
vigorously writing in a notebook, especially if he has one
of those skinny strap tank tops on, just work on
(20:48):
yourself sys, not him, not him, that's it. How long
was that shot? Boom? But yeah, like, once you get
a notebook, I feel like the biceps and traps just
come with the notebook like it's a baggage deal. But
all that aside. I told y'all today's theme is Diary
of a mad band. Shit might not go together, but
(21:10):
I be in my feeling, so here we are right.
The next thing I have to say, fellas I know
this one might put y'all on y'all tools a little bit,
which is hard because we're just coming off like you know,
y'all in y'all notebook. But what I say is real.
(21:32):
Females might not, you know, say it often, but it
exists and it's real. Okay, and I want y'all to
just listen for a second before y'all try to chop
my head off. Okay, just listen for a second before
y'all try to shot my head off.
Speaker 1 (21:45):
Right.
Speaker 2 (21:47):
The only thing worse than a deadbeat dad is a
dad who suddenly becomes a dad because he's trying to
impress a girl. I know, I know, I know, hear
me out though hear me out now, Fellas, y'all might
not know this because y'all don't see this side of
the fence, right unless you like men. But if you don't,
(22:08):
you don't see this side of the fence. But the
ladies know what I'm talking about. The only thing worse
than a dead beat dad is a dad who's only
a dad when he's trying to impress a girl. I know,
I know, I know, Fellas, y'all don't really see this
part because you know what I'm saying, y'all don't like men. Well,
if some of you do. But fellas the only time
(22:29):
you gonna see this part is if you like men.
Let's just say it like that, right, But if you
are a man who only chooses to show up and
be a dad when you're trying to impress a new girl, bro,
do better, do fucking better, Do fucking better. Coach McGee says, huh.
(22:52):
Chevy Chris says, didn't know that was a thing. Exactly
if you like women, you wouldn't know what was saying, right.
Rasta Fuego TV says dudes are having kids to impress women.
That's od weird. Shrected Villain says I ain't got kids,
so that don't apply to me. Joe Power twelve says
that's pathetic as fuck. Alfie says Diary of a mad
(23:13):
Bad equals cut my life into pieces. This is not
my master sort. Don't don't. Don't y'all pissed me off
so bad. Y'all pissed me off so bad, so bad,
so bad, so bad. But mym Blair seventeen or one
says that's a thing, while Maul b Lion says I've
seen guys raise their step kids better than their real kids. Uh,
(23:35):
Troy Time TV sent the hand raising emojis, got city kicks,
says them, just in time for Father's Day, exactly, exactly,
exactly exactly, those same dudes that only show up for
their holiday on father Day's picks. These these these men exist,
These men exist, right, These men absolutely exist. And I
(23:58):
know you probably thinking, like, you know, well, what do
you mean they only trying to be a dad when
they're trying to impress a girl. But yes, there are
men who will become more active in their kids' lives
when they get a new girl that they are dating.
And the crazy part is I've seen dudes like you know,
try to be od with the fathering like you know, oh,
(24:18):
trying to put the baby in FaceTime and picking the
kid up more and me and the kid be confused, like, nigga,
you don't act like that. What's happening? What's happening? This
is a real thing. Like, all of a sudden, you're
trying to be the best dad ever cause you got
a new bitch. That's corny. That's corny, that's corney. You
don't want her to see all the lame shit you
be doing. Nah, no, let her see it.
Speaker 1 (24:40):
Stank.
Speaker 2 (24:40):
Let her see it, what she got? Comments to her,
she stick around, let her see it, let her see it.
They'll be shy, show it all, show it all, like
you will have men that men. It's like you'll have
men as soon as they start talking to a new girl.
Now all of a sudden, this, I want to see
my saw any vet nigga. Don't even see you s
son in two years? Why why you want to see
(25:02):
him now? What's happening? What's her name? What's her name?
What's her name? Because the only time you come around
on that energy is when you've got somebody new. So
what's her name? What's her name? Like now I'm saying
he bringing new toys, he's dropping off clothes, he making
time for photo ops. And don't get me wrong, I
know some of you are saying, well, at least he's
being a dad. At least he's showing up. At least
(25:24):
he's trying, is he or is he just showing his
child that it's okay for people to come in and
out their lives as long as they're bringing something, Because
that's what it shows, that's what it shows, especially if
he got a daughter. Is he really being a dad
or is he just teaching his kids that it's okay
for people to come in and out your life as
long as they're bringing you a gift, giving you money,
(25:47):
having something for you, because it goes hand in hand,
it goes hand in hand. Is he teaching them that
it's okay for a man to come in and out
their life as long as they're bringing gifts, because that's
what it is. That's what it is. All add energy
and da da da Okay, unless you're going down to
the course to try to get some custody paperwork done.
(26:09):
I don't believe you. I don't believe you. I don't
believe it. Don't believe it. I don't believe it. I
don't believe it because when he when that girl leaves,
do you know what's gonna happen? So will he? Okay?
And I know some of y'all I just want to
cirgle back. I know some of y'all can be like, well,
at least he's trying. At least he's trying to be
(26:29):
a dad, is he, though, Because when that girl leaves,
nine times, i'd attend the dad do too. And it's like, bro,
come on, as soon as that girl leaves bock them kids,
just like it's been the whole time before, Like.
Speaker 1 (26:44):
Come on, talk to my dad because he left and
never came back.
Speaker 2 (26:48):
Respect business. Yeah, shout out to your dad for standing
on business. Okay he said, he said he there got.
Speaker 1 (27:00):
A new girlfriends. Georgia's like, that's crazy, bro.
Speaker 2 (27:02):
Not even that. Shout out to the real dads, the
one that show up regardless, the one that's fighting it
be in their kids life. The ones that are showing
up day in and day out, whether they have it
or not, just so that their child sees them and
knows that they're trying. Those are the ones. I'm applaued.
Not you funky ass Father's Day photo op niggas, get
out of my face. I don't want that. I don't
want that. I don't want that father photo op. Yes, yes, yes,
(27:28):
not you Father's Day photo op niggas. I I don't
like that energy. I don't like that energy. Shout out
to the ones that don't let nothing come between them
and their legacy speak real MVPs.
Speaker 3 (27:37):
One day went to my friend's house. Well he's not
my friend anymore, Jesus Christ. He was so mad, he
was assuming. He's like, yeah, daughter, wish me have birthdare
nothing blah blah blah. Well happy fathers there nothing blah
blah blah. I was like, you have a kid, Oh
my god.
Speaker 2 (27:56):
Can you no when we go and break he passed
my lip cloth? Thank you? Can you bring me the
bag then? Okay? Oh my god, mister Chuck, what's up
big dog? Jerima Edward says, sole custody of mind for
(28:17):
the last twelve year. Oh he a man, I know
he got good snacks at his house. Don't piss me off.
Tyder Ground says, thank you, man, We appreciate you. Aaron
d Nash seven three, what's up? Aaron dy Nash? He
says he's trying trying to get some cucci exactly exactly.
Subject Matter says, what she's saying is keep that did
(28:39):
be energy, my guy, You can, you can. If you're
gonna go back to it anyway.
Speaker 1 (28:42):
Why not just keep it?
Speaker 2 (28:44):
Why switch it up? Be consistent? Outfit says sir, go
help that one with those kids for real before you
help yourself to some hot crotch. Exactly exactly. Sorry. Uh.
Blow by the Oh says I'm an active father and
I'm not a fan of dead beat on any level exactly.
And you know what I always wanted to know. This
(29:05):
is gonna I'm sorry, I just want to say this
one thing for we go to the next topic. Y'all
don't know that y'all friends be dead be dads? And
I say disrespectfully, this is a genuine question. This is
a genuine question. Do y'all not know that y'all friends
be dead beat dads? Right? Or does the thought of
their kids never cross your mind? Right? Because I feel like,
(29:26):
whether I was male or female, if I know my
friend got a kid and it's been like two three
weeks and I heart them, say nothing about the kid,
this is a red flag because whether it's good or bad,
your kids are always gonna do something that has to
come out your mouth, okay, because they just they're just
so special and unique. It's something where we're like, oh
my god, I just love them so much, or it's like,
(29:48):
oh my god, I promise I just love them so much.
Like your kids are gonna do something that you're gonna
have to tell your friends. How do you know your
kid's father is a dead beat? And weld on, how
do you know your friends have like kids and their
dead beat like how does that work? Jay to the
(30:09):
Jones says, dead beat tanged with Dead Beats. That makes sense,
That makes sense? Is that what it is? Do dead
Beats haang with?
Speaker 3 (30:18):
Debby told me all the ship and I ain't no homeboy.
Speaker 2 (30:27):
Oh it's outfit, says, y'all know how much I want
to go to the Poconos. Oh snaps dang all right, y'all,
hold on, hold on, y'all know how much I want
to go to the Poconos and my friends this weekend
instead of going to my daughter's colored garden margin competition.
(30:51):
I love my weirdo lots soul. Sep and four says
if I haven't seen the kid, seen him with them,
or heard about something they together, I started asking hard questions.
Don Don Block says we can't chill, hang out, be friends,
none of that. If you got kids and don't spend
time with them. I love that energy. Tighty Grind says,
(31:11):
that's exactly what it is. Malby Lyon says Dead Beats
got all the free time in the world. Grind says,
because I don't know nothing, honestly, that really must be
what it is. Maybe dead Beats just head when they
hang with dead beats, and that's why. Oh you know what,
I take the back. Dead beats hang with dead beats,
or they hang with people who don't have kids, so
they don't notice, right, because I feel like that's the
(31:33):
only other way you wouldn't notice that they're not saying
something about their kids, or that they aren't with their kids.
Speaker 3 (31:39):
Oh my god, Oh my god.
Speaker 2 (31:44):
Shot, I moved my chair down and it moved a frame.
It's okay now now I know. I'll just added this.
I don't know because hold on, hold on, y'all. I
gotta s thank you, mister Chock. Just border badge. Thank you,
hold on, y'all.
Speaker 1 (32:05):
I just that's nice. That's a nice green.
Speaker 2 (32:13):
I don't know.
Speaker 1 (32:13):
This is old.
Speaker 2 (32:14):
Actually, my arms really don't fit. They really are choking hand.
I'm just saying, mister Chalk brought another badge. Thank you baby,
Thank you baby. Tye grind says real fathers have too
many play dates to hang with dead beats. I just
get alarmed when, like if I'm dating somebody new, like
(32:35):
if you tell me you have kids, my first two
follow up questions are immediately, what's your arrangement and when's
the last time you've seen them? Okay, because a nigga
will be real quick to tell you, like, oh, you know,
I get them every weekend. I get them every other weekend.
We rotate holidays, and when's the last time you time?
Oh man, Now, as soon as your response starts with
(32:57):
a deep sigh, I'm good. Nothingk you, no thank you,
no thank you, I'm good. So yeah, diar a mad
band or onto the next topic, y'all. And you know,
maybe I'm just speaking for the ladies today. I feel
like it's a lot of stuff women be thinking, but
(33:17):
sometimes we don't articulate it in the best way. And
so I feel like that's what a lot of what
today is as well. Because this next part, Oh, it
burns my fucking grits. Okay, it burns my grits. Okay,
it grinds my gears, It burns my grits. Okay, it
(33:40):
puts not some in my panties. Okay, all of it,
all of it, all of it, all of it. From
the bottom of my heart. When I say I want
a man who knows how to communicate, When I say
communication is important to me, okay, when I say I
(34:00):
want a man who knows how to communicate, that does
not mean I want you to check in with me
every hour on the hour. Okay, baby, I don't want
to be your CEO. That's absolutely not what I want
to be. I don't want to be your parole officer.
I don't want to be your wharton. I don't want
to be none of that. Okay. I just want you
to know how to communicate. That's it. You ain't got
(34:21):
to check in with me every hour. I don't need that.
I don't need that. I don't need you to tell
me you getting up going to the bathroom. I don't
need you to tell me you're about to run to
the store and get some celery. I don't need none
of that. I just need you to know how to communicate.
Like for some reason, men think when you say you
want somebody who knows how to communicate, you gotta let
(34:43):
me know what color your piss was, Okay, what time
you left out the house for the gym, and how
much water you drink at the gym? Okay, what time
you leaving for work? Okay. I don't need none of that.
I don't need none of that. I don't need you
to check in. That's not what communicate means to me.
I need you to be able to articulate when you're happy,
(35:06):
when you're sad. Things you like, things you don't like,
things I can improve on, things you appreciate from me,
things that mean a lot to you, things that upsets you,
things that don't rub you the right way. And I
need you to be able to communicate that without being arrogant,
without being angry, without being off putting, without being aggressive.
(35:27):
That's what communication means. The next time a woman tells
you she wants a girl, a guy who knows how
to communicate, seven you good? Seven seven seven's here guys also,
But the next time a woman tells you she wants
a man who knows how to communicate, please do not
(35:48):
think she wants to be your parole out for ser
because I promise you that's not what she means. Tyed
I grind says, this makes me feel like you're dating
in the special education spectrum.
Speaker 1 (35:57):
Yo, yo, about.
Speaker 2 (36:02):
It's not. It's not. And if you feel like this
sounds like I'm dating in the special education curriculum, okay,
go ask a woman, actual sister act your cousin asks
what's her experience when she tells men she wants a man,
who knows how to communicate automatically that processes in their
(36:22):
brain is she wants to control me, she wants to
restrict me. She wants to tell me what to do
and what I can't do. Nope, not it, not it.
Johnny Elva says, isn't it different though? Based on women
to women? No, no, no, I promise you there is
not one woman on this earth who says, you know
(36:45):
what I want A man who knows how to communicate,
which means I want you to tell me where you're going,
what you're going, who you're doing it with, how long
you're gonna be there. No, no woman wants that. Why
y'all think? No, that's not fun to me. That's fun
to y'all because it's not fun to me. It's not
fun to me. Lynn three three four says dating is
so difficult and different than it once was. What's going
(37:07):
on now? You want the truth for you want to lie?
You want the truth for you want to lie because
I can tell you, but you tell me what you
want to hear first. Oh thank you, Lynn, mister Chock
saying she may want a girl. J Night two on
five says, I just left the casino with a thousand
dollars what you want to go eat tonight? I'm cracking
(37:29):
tie diagram. Please please hold on, hold on, let me
scroll back down. Uh Outfie says, in return for my
effective communication skills, tell me what you want to eat?
Whoa woo woo woo boo. Too much dip on your
chip play you know it a lot right now. You're
doing a lot right now. Ain't know another thing. Since
(37:50):
we're on this topic a lot of times when we
say we don't know what we want to eat. For me,
I'm gonna say for me. I'm only gonna speak for
myself if I say I don't know what I want
to eat, I'm just sick of fucking cooking. I'm sick
of fucking cooking. I'm so sick of cooking that I
(38:11):
don't care what I put into my body. Pauls no Diddy,
I don't care what I put into my mouth. Pauls
no Diddy. I don't care what I eat as long
as I don't have to cook it. I don't care
my picky. I'm not picky. Whatever you want, whatever you
want to sign with me, I'm just sick of fucking cooking.
As someone who cooks every goddamn day, sometimes two or
(38:31):
three times a day. I am sick of fucking cooking.
If a woman tells you she don't know what she
want to eat, maybe she's just sick of cooking, because
I know I am, I am, I'm done, I'm spent,
I am tired, I'm tired. That's Grandpa and my sum
me in it back like that's two dam bad. So yeah,
maybe she's just sick of cooking. Mister Shock says, fellas,
(38:52):
just order what you get for yourself, because she always
gonna reach for yours. And I'm the cheek codesby right there.
The cheek's codesy right there, y'all. Don't never think like yo.
When whenever I get fries, my girl always eat half
my fries. I asked her what she wanted to eat.
She says, she didn't know. I want fries. Let me
get me some fries and get her some fries too,
because I know she like fries. How do I know?
Because she usually eats all my fucking fries. No, no, no,
(39:16):
that don't make sense to y'all.
Speaker 1 (39:18):
They don't or could say yeah, or I.
Speaker 2 (39:21):
Can say, I'm tired of this, Grandpa, Thank you, okay,
thank you. Shak de Villain says, lies be cause y'all
shut down every suggestion. Once again, I said for me,
then I stand corrected for me, for me, because for me,
I just be sick of cooking. J Ninetewen one five says,
(39:42):
I'm gonna bring you chicken fries, shrimp, but a side
of turkey. That'll fix the indecisiveness. I don't care. Sounds
good to me. Good to me, two plates, I said,
two plates. Office says, then I pull up the Chick
fil a. No, I don't want that, like God, damn it. Okay,
once again, I started this statement was I started the
(40:03):
statement with for me, maybe it's just me, Maybe it's
just me. I don't know. I don't know, I don't know.
Blarry seventeen on one says, back to what's going on
with dating, tell the truth and shame the devil. I'm
cracking up.
Speaker 3 (40:16):
I got an answer for you. Depends on the type
of man. I've had men try to gas like me.
Either that's in being nonchalant blah blah blah. I've had
mess step up and do better. If that's truly him,
that then she has to make the decision. If that's
something we're talking about food.
Speaker 2 (40:32):
Oh, what's the problem with Dave?
Speaker 1 (40:34):
What the community want? The community?
Speaker 2 (40:37):
Oh?
Speaker 1 (40:38):
Okay, okay.
Speaker 2 (40:41):
I feel like the problem with dating is a vicious circle.
You can start at any point in this circle, but
it's going to continue to go around and go around,
and go around and go around, and it's not going
to stop until majority of these problems are fixed. Okay,
in no particular order, but these are all like cop
in this circle.
Speaker 1 (41:01):
Right.
Speaker 2 (41:02):
Number one, social media has allowed a lot of you
to believe that you have access to options that you
don't really have access to. And a lot of people
will say, oh, social media, it gives you all these options. No,
we don't, No, we don't. No, we don't. Let me
tell you why. The same way you can scroll through
your phone and see models and fitness influences and celebrities
(41:25):
and have them all at the swipe of your finger.
They had that twenty years ago, but it wasn't a
swipe of a finger. It was a turn of a
page in a magazine. We've always had access to people
that we didn't actually have access to. Right, So now
you think just because you are able to DM said person,
you have a better chance of being what's said person.
(41:46):
But I am here to tell you that you DM
that person does not mean you are actually gonna get
to that person. Okay, if I slide in Jacob Latimore,
Chris Brown, Luke James DM right now, they are not
gonna see it. It's gonna go to they're fucking general
folder or what's the photo that you can't really see
the message requests. They are not gonna see that. It's
gonna go to the message request. Okay, I know because
(42:09):
I be doing it. Okay, they wanna see that shit.
Y'all be thinking that y'all got access to people that
y'all don't have access to. Back in the day, when
people were swiping through these magazines and writing fan mails
to these pee old bloxes, thinking they could actually talk
to these people, they couldn't. They couldn't. Just like right now,
(42:29):
you're swiping through your phone up and down your timeline
thinking you could talk to these people and you can't.
You can't. All right, that's it. It doesn't exist. Okay.
You didn't allow yourself to believe you have options and
access to people that you actually don't. That's first stop. Okay,
that's the first stop. That's first stop. Okay, the next stop. Okay.
(42:51):
For some reason, some of you get in relationships with
people that you don't actually like for a variety of reasons.
Speaker 1 (43:01):
All right.
Speaker 2 (43:02):
It might be because financial, It might be because you
didn't been around them so long. It might be because
society says, these are the people you are supposed to
be with, but you don't actually fucking like them. So
what you do is you end up cheating, or you
end up self sabotaging the relationship or not being a
good partner in a relationship because you don't have to
cheat or self sabotaze you. Then you just not show
(43:23):
what physically, mentally, emotionally, physically right. And then you fuck
them over. You fuck over the good guys and send
the good guys back into the dating pool as hurt people.
And you know what hurt people do? They hurt people. Okay,
So now this says, another fucking peg and the circle.
(43:46):
All right, another peg in the circle? Right. I think
another problem with dating right now is we aren't being realistic.
We aren't being realistic. Okay, on every front, do the
people you want want you, That's all I'm gonna say.
I'm not gonna add in finances. I'm not gonna add
(44:08):
in looks. I'm not gonna add in job titles. I'm
not gonna add in social status. You know none of that.
All I'm saying is do the people you want want you? No?
Yes or no? M h hold on, let me scroll
back up, mister chock says, or you're trying to dunp
(44:29):
water from a sinking ship with a shotglass. Come on, somebody,
come on, somebody. Uh go City Kick says, yes you
can because eminem red stand letter on the album. Why
let me ask you a questions. Why y'all like this?
Why y'all like this? What happened? What happened? What happened?
(44:51):
Hold on, I'm trying to score. Back up, y'all. Uh
Shrafton Villain says, Stormy replay to make jokes from time
to time. Uh J Knight says, you don't see my shit,
so it's definitely true. Don't piss me off. Mister jock says,
social media gets you degrees of separation closer, but your
little DM don't ring any bells. I hate it here,
(45:16):
I fucking hate her, I forget hate her. Let me
go down. Hold on, outfit says, hurt people will be
in gym what they know, what's exactly, exactly exactly bring
it around. Ty Grind says that's the big one right there.
(45:36):
Lyn through three seven four says you must become what
you want to attract. Agree. Agree. My Bogsman five says
folks need to be able to tell the difference between
attention and intention. Everyone thinks they have all these options,
but they don't. They fucking don't, and they don't. They
really don't. On God, they don't, they don't, mister Chock says,
(45:59):
And if they don't move on.
Speaker 3 (46:04):
On the internet, you gotta listen. You gotta watch what
you listen to. If you're listening to guys talk about
dating and I can only talk about guys. But if
you're listening to guys I only talk about dating, Scalli
wags yes.
Speaker 1 (46:15):
And then if that's what you're going through for a vice,
then what do you think you're going to attrack?
Speaker 2 (46:20):
Or you're listening to guys who tell you that women
are one thing, but you only see them dating the
type of women that they say you shouldn't have.
Speaker 1 (46:31):
Anything good women. Yeah, I can only talk about guys.
Speaker 3 (46:34):
I don't know what girls do, but they only talk
about scalli wag if you want to talk about scali wax.
Speaker 1 (46:38):
And all I can assume.
Speaker 2 (46:40):
Is that's what you have access to.
Speaker 1 (46:42):
You.
Speaker 3 (46:43):
I like good girls, know I like girls who put
snacks in my cole pocket. Then you know, like scalliwags
what they might, but they do it for money or ship.
Speaker 2 (46:51):
Like I'm cracking up, Daddy says, I think some are
programmed to not like what likes us. I agree. I
agree on that. I agree on that.
Speaker 1 (47:00):
I agree on that.
Speaker 2 (47:02):
I agree on that one thousand percent, one thousand percent.
All right, y'all, I told you I was running late.
I'm running super super late, and I have another pod
to do, so uh listen, I'm all righty here, I
didn't even get to my last point. But we're gonna
talk about this in a little bit. I'm actually about
to go do another pod, so you're gonna go live again.
But yeah, my message is always gonna be the same.
Follow me on the gram at Stormy p p e
(47:22):
A at Chocolate, Chip and Chip And if you don't
remember anything else, please remember you think cities. I love you, guys,
go I see you next week. Peace,
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