April 7, 2025 • 29 mins
Brotherhood, self-worth, and authentic relationships take center stage in this raw, unfiltered conversation that challenges conventional wisdom about what we should value in our connections with others.
When was the last time you examined what "50-50" really means in a relationship? As we discover, it's not about splitting the rent—it's about equally distributing life's stresses and supporting each other's growth. "If I take 50 of my stress off my significant other and help her grow 50 more, that's real partnership," we reflect, pushing back against the transactional view many people have adopted.
The discussion takes a powerful turn when we address the evolution of maturity, particularly for men. That moment in your early thirties when you realize juggling multiple relationships isn't the flex you once thought it was? We've been there. "That's like a third fucking job," we note, examining the exhaustion of maintaining separate lives and the peace that comes with authentic connection.
Perhaps most compelling is our chess analogy for life relationships—recognizing that not everyone deserves to be a key piece on your board. Some people are pawns, others are knights and rooks, and only a select few belong in your "fade five." As Tupac wisely observed, "The realest people have the least friends."
Whether you're questioning your worth in relationships, wondering how to build genuine brotherhood, or simply tired of giving more than you get, this episode offers unfiltered wisdom for navigating life's most important connections. Subscribe now and join the conversation—For Steppers Only.
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Speaker 1 (00:03):
Yo, Welcome to 4 Steps Only, where we tell you to
sit down and watch amotherfuckin' step-a-step.
I'm here with my motherfuckin'partner, Enchita Ant Goddamn
played in the sandbox with theniggas.
My partner's goddamn drink themotherfuckin' king, aka that
nigga Bishop.
Speaker 2 (00:24):
What it do man, what it do man, what it do man.
Shit, chilling man, chillingman, goddamn, just taking the
day at a time, my boy.
Speaker 1 (00:32):
Shit.
That's all we ever do.
Speaker 2 (00:34):
Yeah, man.
Speaker 1 (00:36):
What else can we do other than take it a day at a
time?
Speaker 2 (00:38):
Shit, man.
Shit got to take life as itcomes, man.
Just goddamn work.
You got to take life as itcomes, man, Just got down to
work.
Stay out of the way, man.
Speaker 1 (00:44):
I mean we lift each other up, support each other.
I mean we talk business witheach other.
That's right.
I mean that's what brothers,real brothers, do, because we
all want to see each other win.
That's right.
I mean we see each other at ourlowest point, we see each other
at our highest point.
But I mean shit.
In this life, in this world,we're never in competition with
each other definitely never incompetition, man, it.
Speaker 2 (01:07):
It'll never be like that, like I ain't you my dog,
you my partner, my brother, myfamily.
I'm not finna, see you atcompetition, I'm a goddamn, you
know.
So, like they say, you sit backand you wait, your turn shit
your.
If your boy goddamn poppingharder than you, shit, let that
nigga goddamn pop and let himshine.
Eventually your time gonna come.
But shit, you shine.
But at the same time he shouldbe lifting you up like, hey bro,
(01:28):
look, you can, you could dothat too.
God, now you feel me, but youknow you got some niggas out
here that they, they envy theirhomeboy.
They see their homeboy up,goddamn he.
He could have been in his lowerpoint where he wanted to off
himself.
He done changed it around andwent up, nigga hatingga, hating
on that boy.
But shit, he ain't never likethat.
What up man.
We always got down and lifteach other up.
Shit, hey bro, what you gotgoing.
(01:49):
Hey, look Like the day we wastalking like hey bro, let's do
this being the move.
Shit, absolutely, I'm all in,I'm with it.
Speaker 1 (01:57):
Because I mean shit with us, man shit.
We, we see each other.
I mean, we're closer than blood.
You get what I'm saying?
Because I mean shit If I'm down, shit, that nigga tell me
tighten up.
If he down, I tell that niggastraighten up.
You get what I'm saying?
Right, but shit.
Hey, this is where I'm at righthere, man Shit.
(02:19):
I'm so tired of seeing thisshit.
I'm at a mental dilemma.
Okay, what's up with theseniggas, man?
Because every time I see, everytime I turn around,
motherfuckers offering their boxup like it's collateral you get
what I'm saying.
(02:40):
I'm sorry to cut you off BecauseI know you're ready to get this
shit out, because the way Ilook at this shit, man Pussy,
don't move me Definitely.
Because I mean, I don't give afuck how wet it is, how I got
down that motherfucker squirt,how much of that motherfucker
cream, how much of thatmotherfucker grip.
All that shit, that shit lastsfor so Brief of a period.
(03:03):
So we looking at a 24-hour day,right, shit, that's 30 minutes
out of that day, I sleep foreight hours.
What else do we have?
Right, you get what I'm saying.
You ain't bringing it to thetable.
What pussy?
Because, like, I'll give you aperfect example, I was talking
(03:26):
to one of my partners, I wastalking to one of my homegirls
and she was saying hey, hey,john, you got a drip.
I said wait a minute.
I said you fucking somebody,right?
She said yo.
I said that nigga doconstruction work, right?
I said why is that?
I said you giving up the pussy,but that nigga can't put up a
ring camera for you.
Speaker 2 (03:47):
This shit so easy to install, bro, you really don't
need it.
I mean, you bone into the door,you really don't need it.
Speaker 1 (03:54):
Or you bone into the side of the wall.
But this is what I'm saying,though I fuck with you how you
fuck with me.
Speaker 2 (04:01):
Yeah, that right.
Speaker 1 (04:03):
Because I understand we might not have ties, we might
not have shit going on, wemight not be committed.
Even in this situation, I stillfuck with you, I still have
conversations with you, I stillwant you to win.
But it's like, if you offeringup the pussy, what is this
(04:28):
motherfucker coming back withwhat?
You just looking for a pocket?
Or you just looking for company?
You just looking for a rebound?
I just can't fathom and wrap myhead around this shit because
in my mind, like withtotalitarian circumstances, I
got your back as long as you gotmine Right.
I mean shit, that shit justain't fucked up what you think.
Speaker 2 (04:50):
I mean if you got a whole dude.
I mean you, my dog, we cool ornot, but if you got a whole dude
, you should be asking him first, you feel me.
And if he ain't good to do that, then what is he there for?
Like, that's beyond me.
Add baffle.
Speaker 1 (05:11):
Add baffle, because in my mind, like, okay, I give
you certain circumstances, likewith me, if I fought with you, I
fought with you.
You tell me you need something.
You tell me you need yourbrakes done.
You tell me you got this goingon.
You tell me you need something.
You tell me you need yourbrakes done.
You tell me you got this goingon.
You tell me you got this goingon.
It's for us to solve thatproblem together, right, not
(05:33):
separate, but together.
Because I mean in my what 38years?
Shit I done picked up a coupleskills.
I done picked up a coupletrades.
I mean shit, even with me, youknow zig zagging through the
traffic lanes or hanging in thehood, shit I might learn
different hustles.
That means if you come at mewith a problem, hey, let's
(05:58):
figure this out.
I mean, if I can't help youfigure it out, let's google this
shit, let's learn this shit.
Right, because I mean you'recoming with me with a problem
for can't help you figure it out, let's Google this shit, let's
learn this shit.
Right, because I mean you'recoming with me with a problem
for me to help you fix.
But retrospect.
Speaker 2 (06:20):
If I present a problem to you or I ask you for
help and you tell me you ain'tgot me.
Therefore, let me know where Istand with you.
They let me know where I standwith you.
That let me know where I standwith you.
Like you pretty much using me.
You want me to help you whenyou in crisis, but when I'm in
down in need, or I ain't got or,or you don't answer the phone,
or oh, yeah, okay, or you yeah,that's crazy.
(06:43):
Like help me, come up with asolution.
But then because if it's you,you're going to want me to
goddamn do what it do for you.
If I'm coming through every timefor you, come through for me.
At least show me appreciation,show me like, show me you
appreciate the shit that they dofor you, big fat, especially
(07:03):
like okay, the shit that they dofor you, big fat, especially
like okay, I might be like whatyou doing.
I'm finna.
Go to the barbershop.
Oh, don't worry about your hair, cut it's on me today.
I just want to show you howmuch I appreciate you.
They don't think like that.
They just think just becausethey got some good coochie,
you're going to move and jumpwhen they say it Shh, please.
Speaker 1 (07:20):
But, like I told somebody the other day, hey,
that pussy might be biting, thatpussy might be talking to you,
but that doesn't solidify,that's just an add-on, right?
That's like if you buy apackage, you know what I'm
(07:40):
saying.
Like that's my insurance,that's my add-on, that's my
sprinkles, my glitter, whateveryou want to call it.
Right, because I mean likethat's, I mean shit, not to take
anything away from it.
I understand how that's anintimate moment, but me fucking
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with you on a regular basis,like I'll give you a perfect
example.
I had an ex way way back.
I used to go to work and themotherfucker used to get all
work and make me hamburgerhelpful.
Or go get me a doublecheeseburger or shit like that
Double cheeseburger don't costshit, yeah, nah, but she would
(08:26):
do it just to make sure I wasstraight.
Just to make sure I wasstraight.
Or you ain't got to worry aboutspending your money tonight, I
got you.
Speaker 2 (08:37):
That's showing appreciation Absolutely.
Speaker 1 (08:40):
Because, to me, if I'm showing that appreciation,
if you showing me that type ofappreciation, the nastier I'm
going to be, the more solidifiedI'm going to be.
The more freaking shit I'mgoing to do or not even in a
bedroom type shit the more I'mgoing to fuck with you, even
more on the simple minded fuckwith you.
Speaker 2 (08:57):
Yeah, that's right Even on a simple minded shit
Like more people don't don't getthat.
Like a lot of women, they'renarcissists.
You feel me, they're like theydo fuck the shit towards you and
then try to play the victim butthen let you realize or peep
the shit that they doing and youfall back.
Oh, you the bad guy.
(09:17):
Oh, why you acting different?
Oh, you ain't touch me and such, such, such, such.
You might be fucking somebodyup.
No, why you figure thatsomebody's barely you.
Why it gotta be somebody up.
Like all niggas.
Don't like all.
I ain't gonna say niggas, allmen.
(09:37):
Men don't jump from pussy topussy.
Nah, because that shit ofjuggling with multiple women I
learned that shit over the yearsthat shit's a big-ass headache.
Speaker 1 (09:43):
Okay, so what you're saying?
I got a good question Becausewe were talking about this shit
at work the other night.
When did you realize that shitwas a headache?
At what age did you learn thatshit was a headache?
I'd say like 33.
(10:05):
That's crazy.
That's crazy what you saying.
That because I told them when Iwas like 32, 33, I said because
I started valuing shitdifferent, I started looking at
shit different.
I started looking at shitdifferent, I started analyzing
shit different.
Right, and you know your valueyour worth.
Speaker 2 (10:22):
You're worth more than it.
Speaker 1 (10:24):
Because I was telling somebody that shit, a headache
To juggle multiple women to havemultiple conversations.
That shit like another, that'slike a third fucking job.
Right, because a motherfuckerdon't realize, like the energy
that I got to put in to rememberconversations, to remember what
you like, remember what youdislike, spend time with you,
(10:46):
spend time with my kids, spendtime over here maintaining my
household, picking up extrahours at work, worry about my
business, worry about going toschool, all business.
We're about to go to school.
All this shit I've got going on.
Who the fuck has?
Speaker 2 (10:56):
time for that.
See, like I learned with theshit with the multiple women and
shit.
You feel me?
You telling this one a lie, youtelling this one a lie, but you
got to keep up with this samelie.
But whether this one want moretime than you giving this one or
she want the same time yougiving this one, eventually it
going to crash on you.
You're giving this, or she wantthe same time you're giving
(11:18):
this, Eventually it gonna crashon you.
Yup, why do that when you canjust deal with the one headache?
Had one already a migraine?
You did it with multiple.
That's a headache, Bullshit.
Go ahead.
Then you fuck around and getcaught.
How can you explain it?
You can't.
You got caught.
You got caught.
You got caught up in your lieand your bullshit.
(11:40):
I'd rather just deal with onethan deal with multiple.
Speaker 1 (11:44):
And the crazy part about it is if your whole spot
get blown up.
Now you got to deal this shittwo ways instead of just one.
Now you got to put out fires onmultiple fronts to the point
where you're like you know whatfuck all this shit?
And a lot of men don't realizethat until, like bro, I was
(12:06):
telling them.
I said when I started, when Ihad a daughter and the knowledge
I kicked to her is what she'sgonna do with coming from some
of these men.
Right, it's like know yourworth, know your value.
Speaker 2 (12:24):
I say that I be telling them.
I tell them, I told this girl Iwork with her like shit.
Learn your worth, know yourvalue, like, know your worth,
know your value.
Because if you don't know yourworth and your value, people are
going to take advantage of,especially dude, because they're
gonna think, okay, oh she, goodfor the consent on the way.
You know your version, yourvalue, you know what you want
(12:47):
out of like, you know what youwant in the man.
How can you sit there and becomfortable being somebody's
side, okay?
Speaker 1 (12:55):
okay, like a dude.
Speaker 2 (12:56):
How can you become a being a motherfucker's side dude
Like nigga?
Know your value.
Know your worth.
Speaker 1 (13:05):
So let me ask you a question Does worth always equal
a dollar amount?
No, what do you think worthmeans?
Speaker 2 (13:17):
Worth is like like you is, like it's a value, but
you gotta know what, what youdeserve out of life.
Speaker 1 (13:25):
Cause I mean like what you don't get me wrong,
don't get it twisted, cause Iwas talking to this older lady
at work about that whole 50-50concept.
Right, she was asking me what Ifeel about it.
(13:46):
I said if a motherfucker turnoff bills, they a goofy
motherfucker, because bills comeand go.
Bills come every month, that'sright.
That's not 50-, 50, 50.
It will never be 50, 50 becausewe all make different wages,
that's right.
All make different incomes, weall pivot money differently.
(14:06):
I said 50, 50 to me.
Now you tell me if I'm wrong.
If I take 50 of my stress off my, of my significant other, of my
spouse, of my situationship,and help her grow 50 more,
whether it's school, business orwhatever, or help her in that
(14:27):
positive aspect and take some ofthat stress off of her.
It's always not got to be money.
Yeah, you're right, it could bedamn.
I got to go do this.
I can take care of that for you.
Oh, I got to go pick up myshirt.
I can go do that for you, allright, shit what.
You need them around your house, I can come over and help.
(14:47):
Oh shit, we can just kick back,watch movies, whatever,
whatever, whatever, all right,and I can cook tonight.
That's one less thing theygotta worry about 50-50, you
taking the stress off each other.
Speaker 2 (15:03):
It's not 50-50.
I'm going half on this because,like I said, it's going to be
times where you might lose yourjaw, she might lose her jaw,
somebody carrying the whole loadby themselves Until that person
get back on their feet.
You might have time with 80 to20.
Shit, so I mean I mean that50-50 shit.
(15:25):
Like I mean, if you dealt bothof y'all, got both of y'all,
know y'all roll, y'all know whaty'all supposed them beautiful,
you know, and make sure thehousehold and everything's
straight.
It ain't just with money.
Get like, if I'm mentally goingthrough it, take this stress
off me.
Help me, goddamn, control myemotion and my mental.
Help me ease, ease the stress.
Help me, help me, goddamn.
(15:47):
You never know what a personthinking you might have.
A person.
Goddamn they.
So mentally drained andmentally stressed they get to
the point where they off on theyself and all they need is
somebody to talk to Take thatload off on them.
Speaker 1 (16:04):
So even when talking about that, bro, because like me
and you know, because if y'alldon't know, like shit, when I
say this is my brother, this islike literally my brother this
nigga will text me, brother.
The first thing he ain't got tosay what's up with none and I
respond what's up?
Or I hit the nigga, just seewhat's happening with him.
(16:26):
We have our highs and lowpoints.
We go through shit.
Sometimes we got to vent.
Sometimes we got to say, hey,nigga, tighten up.
Speaker 2 (16:38):
Yeah right.
Well, leave that alone.
I don't know about your being.
You deserve better than that.
Speaker 1 (16:43):
But it also is like a vault.
Right, you ain't got to worryabout me telling nobody your
shit, that's right.
Likewise and a lot of peopledon't know about that.
Like, you ain't got to worryabout me.
Got now Like you telling mesome shit and I throw it back in
your face and making yourpsyche even go even lower than
(17:04):
what you already are.
Yeah, yeah, a lot of like.
That's not a friend, that's nota brother, that's not a
compadre, that's not a friend,that's not a brother, that's not
a compadre, that's not a.
That's my, that's my amigo,that's you know what I'm saying.
Nigga, we ain't, we ain't inthis bitch thick as thieves.
So, but a lot of motherfuckersout here do that toxic shit and
got them a stab you in the back,but got them trying to fit in
(17:24):
with these motherfuckers overhere.
I just don't get it where someof these people get that
misconception in their head,thinking, hey, this is a piece
of pussy over here.
Shit, I'm going to fuck myhomeboy over just for that piece
of pussy, my homeboy in need.
But this is my piece of pussyover here.
But don't get it twisted, don'tget it wrong.
(17:47):
I understand we gotresponsibilities to that
significant other.
You get what I'm saying Totally.
If I'm saying Totally, if I'min a whole relationship, this is
my boop-boop, this is my littlewhatever.
It's like shit.
I understand when myresponsibility lies, but it's a
(18:08):
differentiating term.
Like shit, this is my partner,but I don't understand you, my
boo-boo.
So I got to balance thoserelationships Right, but I know
we get in relationships and weget misguided Because that pussy
is powerful, that mouth isgoddamn terrible, that
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motherfucker, like a goddamn, Imean shit, that shit like a
horror movie.
You see your whole soul,goddamn.
Leave your body sometimes,goddamn millmore, I should shit
motherfucker be in the cornersucking his thumb.
You get what I'm saying.
But yes, that's a, that's afeel-good moment, but you have
to have.
But I look at, I look at thisshit like chess, a chessboard.
(18:49):
I know my, yeah, we got pawns,we got peons out here, but then
you got the king, the queen, youget the jack, the rook, all
these things right the night.
They have to move a certain wayto get shit accomplished, to
make our lives move moreeffectively, because if we don't
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have those certain pieces inplay shit, we fall apart.
But it's also also meant to saythis everybody ain't meant to
be one of those key players.
Some people are just meant to bepawns, all right to be
sacrificed, to go away when Idon't need that piece.
You can take that piece, butyou got like shit.
(19:30):
That's my night, I don't.
I don't need my piece.
You can take that piece, butyou got like shit.
That's my knight.
I don't need my knight to goaway Because you think about it
on a chessboard.
You got how many goddamn?
You got a knight, a rook yougot a knight a rook.
Speaker 2 (19:43):
Yeah, a knight a rook .
Bishop, queen king.
Speaker 1 (19:46):
Right, you got five solids Fade five.
Remember that from.
Got None T-Mobile fade five.
Remember that from got not-mobile fade five.
Yeah shit, everybody can't fitin that fade five.
They're right.
Everybody can't go on yourjourney where you gotta go.
They're right, everybody can'tgo to the game when you want to
play right, some people justgotta cut them off right people.
Speaker 2 (20:04):
Some people are seasoned like rocco said,
something got cut off your handlike I had to tell a dude at
work he was talking something.
Speaker 1 (20:12):
He was upset because this girl had got.
Don't cut him off.
I said, bro, let me tell yousomething.
Yeah, I said you ever had avirgin.
Would you ever have a virgin?
Again he said no.
I said understand this.
Some people in your life areseasonal.
They are meant to show youcertain things and to make you a
better person.
Some people are there to bepoisonous.
Some people are there to betoxic.
(20:32):
Some people are meant to showyou certain things and to make
you a better person.
Some people are there to bepoisonous.
Some people are there to betoxic.
Speaker 2 (20:36):
Some people are meant to tear down your psyche yeah,
like my grandma always used totell me, some people come in
your life and leave footprintson your heart, footprints on
your soul.
Leave they mark.
Speaker 1 (20:49):
Some people come in your life and make you want to
leave footprints on they faceyou got damn right, cause I mean
, like I had to tell my kidsother than shit I have to
control.
I have to put my goddamnattitude in check a lot of times
.
Speaker 2 (21:03):
Definitely Me.
If I feel like I'm in a badmood or my attitude, I like to
be by myself, I don't like totalk.
But you got some people thatthey know that you're in a bad
mood or my attitude.
I like to be by myself, I don'tlike to talk.
But you got some people thatthey know that you're in a bad
mood and they still try to forcetheir hand, force your hand for
you.
You be like look man, I don'twant to talk right now, but they
try to force you to talk andthen they cause you to get an
(21:25):
attitude or get do some say someshit you don't want to say.
Can you say that out of anger?
Then they oh, you mean, yousaid so, so, so like I told you
to leave me alone, let me cooloff and get my attitude and
check.
Then we come back and talk.
But you want to goddamn forcemy hand and I said sincere or
made a decision out of anger.
Speaker 1 (21:47):
That's a decision we both gotta live with yo,
absolutely, because I mean, Isee it like that, bro, shit,
because I'm the same way,because you've heard me even say
it to you, say, hey, bro, shit,I ain't in that type of mood
today.
Shit, just give me a little bit, nah, shit, I'll get back with
you.
You're right, I understand that, because, like, even coming
(22:10):
from you, it's like even comingfrom you, it's like sometimes we
got to give ourselves breathingroom.
You right about that, because Iisolate the fuck.
Speaker 2 (22:19):
How I been lately, like until I get to the point.
I don't got to the point I peepa lot of shit and it's just to
the point where I be like youknow, we're better if I'm by
myself.
I only got like a handful ofpeople that I deal with by
myself.
I only got like a handful ofpeople that I deal with because,
like Tupac said, the realestpeople have the least friend.
Hell yeah, hell yeah.
(22:40):
He said again y'all, therealest people have the least
friend.
Speaker 1 (22:47):
I mean, I understand exactly where you're coming from
, because I've realized over theyears my circle keeps getting
smaller and smaller and smallerand smaller, because I, I, I,
I've gotten to the point where Idon't want to deal with as many
people.
People aren't genuine, peoplearen't really solidified, people
don't really fuck with you howyou fuck with them that's right.
Speaker 2 (23:07):
I learned that shit.
So what I learned?
That the hard way, I mean shit.
Go ahead, bro.
You can go so hard for a personwhether it's a girlfriend, a
friend, family.
You can go so hard for them, bethere for them, but when they
need you, when you need themwhat it is.
Speaker 1 (23:27):
Know well, do not disturb.
Forge a voice Like.
Speaker 2 (23:31):
I saw that little thing on Facebook that said when
you down, you struggling andyour phone don't ring, don't
pick that motherfucker up.
When you up and shining, letthat motherfucker ring.
Speaker 1 (23:41):
I mean shit.
I mean yo, because I mean shit.
I don't think there's a daythat we don't talk.
I mean we might go a day or twowithout talking about shit.
Speaker 2 (23:51):
We, we talk, we convert, whether through text or
either on the phone, we talkyeah, because I mean, I mean
you're always, always coming upwith goddamn you always, bro,
look I got it.
Which thing about me?
I got a little being inproposition for you.
You always you feel me.
I love a bunch of my guybecause you're always like hey,
bro, I'm trying to run this shitup, I want to include you in it
(24:14):
.
Most niggas ain't like that.
These niggas see opportunity.
They're going to run, they'regoing to take off for themselves
.
They ain't.
They ain't seeing the biggerpicture.
For all that, they feel likethe.
If I part with that shit,everybody around me, the main
people that I fuck with, I'mgoing to make sure they good and
(24:35):
they straight, as I should.
But you know people that onlycome around when they beneficial
to them.
Fuck you, hell yeah shit.
Speaker 1 (24:47):
I agree with that whole whole.
Somebody asked me the questionthe other day if you had 80 mil,
you hit on something you want80 mil, 80 mil just fell on your
bank account.
How much would you keep and howmuch would you give away, like
family wise.
Speaker 2 (25:07):
Well, eat one of my kids.
That's going to be 50 million.
Right now I get to eat one ofthem 10.
Why they're my kid?
That gonna be 50 million.
Right now I get eat one of them10.
Why get my kid?
Why I wanna make?
Well, I ain't gonna say 10, Igive them all 5 million.
Why?
So they never have to go asknobody for shit?
You already you.
You you said but I havecircumstances and rules to it.
(25:30):
If you're not doing such andsuch, you can't get it.
Speaker 1 (25:38):
It's kind of like a trish one.
So this is my dilemma to you.
So somebody asked me thatquestion.
Speaker 2 (25:44):
Right.
Speaker 1 (25:47):
Because I got a partner that hit for half a
million off a lawsuit.
Six months it's gone, gone,gone.
Speaker 2 (25:58):
See, no, but listen to me.
Six months, half a million gone, gone.
Speaker 1 (26:05):
Partying shoes cars.
Speaker 2 (26:10):
That's where he fucked up at.
See me, I'm gonna do this.
I'm going to do this.
I'm going to make sure my kidand my mama Straight, I'm going
to take some.
Put this shit in investments,stock bond, all that shit,
because the more you invest, ifit's invested the correct way,
(26:32):
the more you get back.
I it's invested the correct way, the more you get back.
Absolutely.
I'm not finna.
Go out here and just cause Igot 80 million, go buy a 60
million dollar house or a 10million dollar house.
No, hell, no.
I'm finna.
Go get me a $300,000 house, noteven that it can be a $100,000
house, because I don't want to.
(26:52):
If I do some shit like I wantto be on the outskirts of so
away from people.
Speaker 1 (26:57):
So let me, so I understand where you come from.
So let me tell you what I toldhim.
I'll start llc's for every lastone of anybody I am giving
money to.
I'm starting llc for all rightthat how.
Or if I buy you a house, itfalls under my LLC.
All right, all right that way.
(27:20):
If something happens me to goback to the corporation, all
right.
Um, the reason why I told youabout that 500,000, how many
people do you think will blow it?
How many A?
Speaker 2 (27:38):
lot of people will blow it.
Oh yeah, more definitelyBecause they're a little dumb
shit.
They're not grown.
Speaker 1 (27:45):
Their mind frame ain't right.
They ain't never seen that typeof money before.
Speaker 2 (27:48):
Yeah, and they ain't used to shit, but even though I
ain't really I really had toomuch of, but I know I'm smart
with I have hissed in this,investing, like you said, llc,
like you have grown yeah, likeyou're educated, you're gonna
learn.
You're gonna play chess, notcheckers yeah, right, like like
(28:09):
my 22, my son, my older son, Isaw he posted his first 100k, I
know I saw that too.
Speaker 1 (28:15):
Hey, shout out to key wealthy man.
Speaker 2 (28:17):
Shout out to god, man , love you my boy, keep going,
keep going, keep going.
But just like that man I'm soproud of, he come a long way and
you feel me like he's beenheavily invested in his brain.
Yeah, and that's what he Puttinit back into His brain.
So I mean like he doin what hesupposed to do.
Speaker 1 (28:39):
I mean he he's a smart, smart young man.
We gotta give a shout out ToForever Global Cause they always
On this motherfucker.
Speaker 2 (28:46):
Shout out to them, boys man.
Shout out to them, boys man.
Speaker 1 (28:50):
Shit.
I guess that's all for our damnshit today.
That's it, my guy man.
Speaker 2 (28:53):
For Steppers Only, man.
Thank y'all for having me onthem.
Motherfuckers like these.
My boy say for Steppers Only.
Now watch a motherfuckingStepper.
Step we out, we out, peace,deuce.
Thank you, peace.
Yo, Welcome to 4 Steps Only, where we tell you to
sit down and watch amotherfuckin' step-a-step.
I'm here with my motherfuckin'partner, Enchita Ant Goddamn
played in the sandbox with theniggas.
My partner's goddamn drink themotherfuckin' king, aka that
nigga Bishop.
Speaker 2 (00:24):
What it do man, what it do man, what it do man.
Shit, chilling man, chillingman, goddamn, just taking the
day at a time, my boy.
Speaker 1 (00:32):
Shit.
That's all we ever do.
Speaker 2 (00:34):
Yeah, man.
Speaker 1 (00:36):
What else can we do other than take it a day at a
time?
Speaker 2 (00:38):
Shit, man.
Shit got to take life as itcomes, man.
Just goddamn work.
You got to take life as itcomes, man, Just got down to
work.
Stay out of the way, man.
Speaker 1 (00:44):
I mean we lift each other up, support each other.
I mean we talk business witheach other.
That's right.
I mean that's what brothers,real brothers, do, because we
all want to see each other win.
That's right.
I mean we see each other at ourlowest point, we see each other
at our highest point.
But I mean shit.
In this life, in this world,we're never in competition with
each other definitely never incompetition, man, it.
Speaker 2 (01:07):
It'll never be like that, like I ain't you my dog,
you my partner, my brother, myfamily.
I'm not finna, see you atcompetition, I'm a goddamn, you
know.
So, like they say, you sit backand you wait, your turn shit
your.
If your boy goddamn poppingharder than you, shit, let that
nigga goddamn pop and let himshine.
Eventually your time gonna come.
But shit, you shine.
But at the same time he shouldbe lifting you up like, hey bro,
(01:28):
look, you can, you could dothat too.
God, now you feel me, but youknow you got some niggas out
here that they, they envy theirhomeboy.
They see their homeboy up,goddamn he.
He could have been in his lowerpoint where he wanted to off
himself.
He done changed it around andwent up, nigga hatingga, hating
on that boy.
But shit, he ain't never likethat.
What up man.
We always got down and lifteach other up.
Shit, hey bro, what you gotgoing.
(01:49):
Hey, look Like the day we wastalking like hey bro, let's do
this being the move.
Shit, absolutely, I'm all in,I'm with it.
Speaker 1 (01:57):
Because I mean shit with us, man shit.
We, we see each other.
I mean, we're closer than blood.
You get what I'm saying?
Because I mean shit If I'm down, shit, that nigga tell me
tighten up.
If he down, I tell that niggastraighten up.
You get what I'm saying?
Right, but shit.
Hey, this is where I'm at righthere, man Shit.
(02:19):
I'm so tired of seeing thisshit.
I'm at a mental dilemma.
Okay, what's up with theseniggas, man?
Because every time I see, everytime I turn around,
motherfuckers offering their boxup like it's collateral you get
what I'm saying.
(02:40):
I'm sorry to cut you off BecauseI know you're ready to get this
shit out, because the way Ilook at this shit, man Pussy,
don't move me Definitely.
Because I mean, I don't give afuck how wet it is, how I got
down that motherfucker squirt,how much of that motherfucker
cream, how much of thatmotherfucker grip.
All that shit, that shit lastsfor so Brief of a period.
(03:03):
So we looking at a 24-hour day,right, shit, that's 30 minutes
out of that day, I sleep foreight hours.
What else do we have?
Right, you get what I'm saying.
You ain't bringing it to thetable.
What pussy?
Because, like, I'll give you aperfect example, I was talking
(03:26):
to one of my partners, I wastalking to one of my homegirls
and she was saying hey, hey,john, you got a drip.
I said wait a minute.
I said you fucking somebody,right?
She said yo.
I said that nigga doconstruction work, right?
I said why is that?
I said you giving up the pussy,but that nigga can't put up a
ring camera for you.
Speaker 2 (03:47):
This shit so easy to install, bro, you really don't
need it.
I mean, you bone into the door,you really don't need it.
Speaker 1 (03:54):
Or you bone into the side of the wall.
But this is what I'm saying,though I fuck with you how you
fuck with me.
Speaker 2 (04:01):
Yeah, that right.
Speaker 1 (04:03):
Because I understand we might not have ties, we might
not have shit going on, wemight not be committed.
Even in this situation, I stillfuck with you, I still have
conversations with you, I stillwant you to win.
But it's like, if you offeringup the pussy, what is this
(04:28):
motherfucker coming back withwhat?
You just looking for a pocket?
Or you just looking for company?
You just looking for a rebound?
I just can't fathom and wrap myhead around this shit because
in my mind, like withtotalitarian circumstances, I
got your back as long as you gotmine Right.
I mean shit, that shit justain't fucked up what you think.
Speaker 2 (04:50):
I mean if you got a whole dude.
I mean you, my dog, we cool ornot, but if you got a whole dude
, you should be asking him first, you feel me.
And if he ain't good to do that, then what is he there for?
Like, that's beyond me.
Add baffle.
Speaker 1 (05:11):
Add baffle, because in my mind, like, okay, I give
you certain circumstances, likewith me, if I fought with you, I
fought with you.
You tell me you need something.
You tell me you need yourbrakes done.
You tell me you got this goingon.
You tell me you need something.
You tell me you need yourbrakes done.
You tell me you got this goingon.
You tell me you got this goingon.
It's for us to solve thatproblem together, right, not
(05:33):
separate, but together.
Because I mean in my what 38years?
Shit I done picked up a coupleskills.
I done picked up a coupletrades.
I mean shit, even with me, youknow zig zagging through the
traffic lanes or hanging in thehood, shit I might learn
different hustles.
That means if you come at mewith a problem, hey, let's
(05:58):
figure this out.
I mean, if I can't help youfigure it out, let's google this
shit, let's learn this shit.
Right, because I mean you'recoming with me with a problem
for can't help you figure it out, let's Google this shit, let's
learn this shit.
Right, because I mean you'recoming with me with a problem
for me to help you fix.
But retrospect.
Speaker 2 (06:20):
If I present a problem to you or I ask you for
help and you tell me you ain'tgot me.
Therefore, let me know where Istand with you.
They let me know where I standwith you.
That let me know where I standwith you.
Like you pretty much using me.
You want me to help you whenyou in crisis, but when I'm in
down in need, or I ain't got or,or you don't answer the phone,
or oh, yeah, okay, or you yeah,that's crazy.
(06:43):
Like help me, come up with asolution.
But then because if it's you,you're going to want me to
goddamn do what it do for you.
If I'm coming through every timefor you, come through for me.
At least show me appreciation,show me like, show me you
appreciate the shit that they dofor you, big fat, especially
(07:03):
like okay, the shit that they dofor you, big fat, especially
like okay, I might be like whatyou doing.
I'm finna.
Go to the barbershop.
Oh, don't worry about your hair, cut it's on me today.
I just want to show you howmuch I appreciate you.
They don't think like that.
They just think just becausethey got some good coochie,
you're going to move and jumpwhen they say it Shh, please.
Speaker 1 (07:20):
But, like I told somebody the other day, hey,
that pussy might be biting, thatpussy might be talking to you,
but that doesn't solidify,that's just an add-on, right?
That's like if you buy apackage, you know what I'm
(07:40):
saying.
Like that's my insurance,that's my add-on, that's my
sprinkles, my glitter, whateveryou want to call it.
Right, because I mean likethat's, I mean shit, not to take
anything away from it.
I understand how that's anintimate moment, but me fucking
(08:04):
with you on a regular basis,like I'll give you a perfect
example.
I had an ex way way back.
I used to go to work and themotherfucker used to get all
work and make me hamburgerhelpful.
Or go get me a doublecheeseburger or shit like that
Double cheeseburger don't costshit, yeah, nah, but she would
(08:26):
do it just to make sure I wasstraight.
Just to make sure I wasstraight.
Or you ain't got to worry aboutspending your money tonight, I
got you.
Speaker 2 (08:37):
That's showing appreciation Absolutely.
Speaker 1 (08:40):
Because, to me, if I'm showing that appreciation,
if you showing me that type ofappreciation, the nastier I'm
going to be, the more solidifiedI'm going to be.
The more freaking shit I'mgoing to do or not even in a
bedroom type shit the more I'mgoing to fuck with you, even
more on the simple minded fuckwith you.
Speaker 2 (08:57):
Yeah, that's right Even on a simple minded shit
Like more people don't don't getthat.
Like a lot of women, they'renarcissists.
You feel me, they're like theydo fuck the shit towards you and
then try to play the victim butthen let you realize or peep
the shit that they doing and youfall back.
Oh, you the bad guy.
(09:17):
Oh, why you acting different?
Oh, you ain't touch me and such, such, such, such.
You might be fucking somebodyup.
No, why you figure thatsomebody's barely you.
Why it gotta be somebody up.
Like all niggas.
Don't like all.
I ain't gonna say niggas, allmen.
(09:37):
Men don't jump from pussy topussy.
Nah, because that shit ofjuggling with multiple women I
learned that shit over the yearsthat shit's a big-ass headache.
Speaker 1 (09:43):
Okay, so what you're saying?
I got a good question Becausewe were talking about this shit
at work the other night.
When did you realize that shitwas a headache?
At what age did you learn thatshit was a headache?
I'd say like 33.
(10:05):
That's crazy.
That's crazy what you saying.
That because I told them when Iwas like 32, 33, I said because
I started valuing shitdifferent, I started looking at
shit different.
I started looking at shitdifferent, I started analyzing
shit different.
Right, and you know your valueyour worth.
Speaker 2 (10:22):
You're worth more than it.
Speaker 1 (10:24):
Because I was telling somebody that shit, a headache
To juggle multiple women to havemultiple conversations.
That shit like another, that'slike a third fucking job.
Right, because a motherfuckerdon't realize, like the energy
that I got to put in to rememberconversations, to remember what
you like, remember what youdislike, spend time with you,
(10:46):
spend time with my kids, spendtime over here maintaining my
household, picking up extrahours at work, worry about my
business, worry about going toschool, all business.
We're about to go to school.
All this shit I've got going on.
Who the fuck has?
Speaker 2 (10:56):
time for that.
See, like I learned with theshit with the multiple women and
shit.
You feel me?
You telling this one a lie, youtelling this one a lie, but you
got to keep up with this samelie.
But whether this one want moretime than you giving this one or
she want the same time yougiving this one, eventually it
going to crash on you.
You're giving this, or she wantthe same time you're giving
(11:18):
this, Eventually it gonna crashon you.
Yup, why do that when you canjust deal with the one headache?
Had one already a migraine?
You did it with multiple.
That's a headache, Bullshit.
Go ahead.
Then you fuck around and getcaught.
How can you explain it?
You can't.
You got caught.
You got caught.
You got caught up in your lieand your bullshit.
(11:40):
I'd rather just deal with onethan deal with multiple.
Speaker 1 (11:44):
And the crazy part about it is if your whole spot
get blown up.
Now you got to deal this shittwo ways instead of just one.
Now you got to put out fires onmultiple fronts to the point
where you're like you know whatfuck all this shit?
And a lot of men don't realizethat until, like bro, I was
(12:06):
telling them.
I said when I started, when Ihad a daughter and the knowledge
I kicked to her is what she'sgonna do with coming from some
of these men.
Right, it's like know yourworth, know your value.
Speaker 2 (12:24):
I say that I be telling them.
I tell them, I told this girl Iwork with her like shit.
Learn your worth, know yourvalue, like, know your worth,
know your value.
Because if you don't know yourworth and your value, people are
going to take advantage of,especially dude, because they're
gonna think, okay, oh she, goodfor the consent on the way.
You know your version, yourvalue, you know what you want
(12:47):
out of like, you know what youwant in the man.
How can you sit there and becomfortable being somebody's
side, okay?
Speaker 1 (12:55):
okay, like a dude.
Speaker 2 (12:56):
How can you become a being a motherfucker's side dude
Like nigga?
Know your value.
Know your worth.
Speaker 1 (13:05):
So let me ask you a question Does worth always equal
a dollar amount?
No, what do you think worthmeans?
Speaker 2 (13:17):
Worth is like like you is, like it's a value, but
you gotta know what, what youdeserve out of life.
Speaker 1 (13:25):
Cause I mean like what you don't get me wrong,
don't get it twisted, cause Iwas talking to this older lady
at work about that whole 50-50concept.
Right, she was asking me what Ifeel about it.
(13:46):
I said if a motherfucker turnoff bills, they a goofy
motherfucker, because bills comeand go.
Bills come every month, that'sright.
That's not 50-, 50, 50.
It will never be 50, 50 becausewe all make different wages,
that's right.
All make different incomes, weall pivot money differently.
(14:06):
I said 50, 50 to me.
Now you tell me if I'm wrong.
If I take 50 of my stress off my, of my significant other, of my
spouse, of my situationship,and help her grow 50 more,
whether it's school, business orwhatever, or help her in that
(14:27):
positive aspect and take some ofthat stress off of her.
It's always not got to be money.
Yeah, you're right, it could bedamn.
I got to go do this.
I can take care of that for you.
Oh, I got to go pick up myshirt.
I can go do that for you, allright, shit what.
You need them around your house, I can come over and help.
(14:47):
Oh shit, we can just kick back,watch movies, whatever,
whatever, whatever, all right,and I can cook tonight.
That's one less thing theygotta worry about 50-50, you
taking the stress off each other.
Speaker 2 (15:03):
It's not 50-50.
I'm going half on this because,like I said, it's going to be
times where you might lose yourjaw, she might lose her jaw,
somebody carrying the whole loadby themselves Until that person
get back on their feet.
You might have time with 80 to20.
Shit, so I mean I mean that50-50 shit.
(15:25):
Like I mean, if you dealt bothof y'all, got both of y'all,
know y'all roll, y'all know whaty'all supposed them beautiful,
you know, and make sure thehousehold and everything's
straight.
It ain't just with money.
Get like, if I'm mentally goingthrough it, take this stress
off me.
Help me, goddamn, control myemotion and my mental.
Help me ease, ease the stress.
Help me, help me, goddamn.
(15:47):
You never know what a personthinking you might have.
A person.
Goddamn they.
So mentally drained andmentally stressed they get to
the point where they off on theyself and all they need is
somebody to talk to Take thatload off on them.
Speaker 1 (16:04):
So even when talking about that, bro, because like me
and you know, because if y'alldon't know, like shit, when I
say this is my brother, this islike literally my brother this
nigga will text me, brother.
The first thing he ain't got tosay what's up with none and I
respond what's up?
Or I hit the nigga, just seewhat's happening with him.
(16:26):
We have our highs and lowpoints.
We go through shit.
Sometimes we got to vent.
Sometimes we got to say, hey,nigga, tighten up.
Speaker 2 (16:38):
Yeah right.
Well, leave that alone.
I don't know about your being.
You deserve better than that.
Speaker 1 (16:43):
But it also is like a vault.
Right, you ain't got to worryabout me telling nobody your
shit, that's right.
Likewise and a lot of peopledon't know about that.
Like, you ain't got to worryabout me.
Got now Like you telling mesome shit and I throw it back in
your face and making yourpsyche even go even lower than
(17:04):
what you already are.
Yeah, yeah, a lot of like.
That's not a friend, that's nota brother, that's not a
compadre, that's not a friend,that's not a brother, that's not
a compadre, that's not a.
That's my, that's my amigo,that's you know what I'm saying.
Nigga, we ain't, we ain't inthis bitch thick as thieves.
So, but a lot of motherfuckersout here do that toxic shit and
got them a stab you in the back,but got them trying to fit in
(17:24):
with these motherfuckers overhere.
I just don't get it where someof these people get that
misconception in their head,thinking, hey, this is a piece
of pussy over here.
Shit, I'm going to fuck myhomeboy over just for that piece
of pussy, my homeboy in need.
But this is my piece of pussyover here.
But don't get it twisted, don'tget it wrong.
(17:47):
I understand we gotresponsibilities to that
significant other.
You get what I'm saying Totally.
If I'm saying Totally, if I'min a whole relationship, this is
my boop-boop, this is my littlewhatever.
It's like shit.
I understand when myresponsibility lies, but it's a
(18:08):
differentiating term.
Like shit, this is my partner,but I don't understand you, my
boo-boo.
So I got to balance thoserelationships Right, but I know
we get in relationships and weget misguided Because that pussy
is powerful, that mouth isgoddamn terrible, that
(18:28):
motherfucker, like a goddamn, Imean shit, that shit like a
horror movie.
You see your whole soul,goddamn.
Leave your body sometimes,goddamn millmore, I should shit
motherfucker be in the cornersucking his thumb.
You get what I'm saying.
But yes, that's a, that's afeel-good moment, but you have
to have.
But I look at, I look at thisshit like chess, a chessboard.
(18:49):
I know my, yeah, we got pawns,we got peons out here, but then
you got the king, the queen, youget the jack, the rook, all
these things right the night.
They have to move a certain wayto get shit accomplished, to
make our lives move moreeffectively, because if we don't
(19:09):
have those certain pieces inplay shit, we fall apart.
But it's also also meant to saythis everybody ain't meant to
be one of those key players.
Some people are just meant to bepawns, all right to be
sacrificed, to go away when Idon't need that piece.
You can take that piece, butyou got like shit.
(19:30):
That's my night, I don't.
I don't need my piece.
You can take that piece, butyou got like shit.
That's my knight.
I don't need my knight to goaway Because you think about it
on a chessboard.
You got how many goddamn?
You got a knight, a rook yougot a knight a rook.
Speaker 2 (19:43):
Yeah, a knight a rook .
Bishop, queen king.
Speaker 1 (19:46):
Right, you got five solids Fade five.
Remember that from.
Got None T-Mobile fade five.
Remember that from got not-mobile fade five.
Yeah shit, everybody can't fitin that fade five.
They're right.
Everybody can't go on yourjourney where you gotta go.
They're right, everybody can'tgo to the game when you want to
play right, some people justgotta cut them off right people.
Speaker 2 (20:04):
Some people are seasoned like rocco said,
something got cut off your handlike I had to tell a dude at
work he was talking something.
Speaker 1 (20:12):
He was upset because this girl had got.
Don't cut him off.
I said, bro, let me tell yousomething.
Yeah, I said you ever had avirgin.
Would you ever have a virgin?
Again he said no.
I said understand this.
Some people in your life areseasonal.
They are meant to show youcertain things and to make you a
better person.
Some people are there to bepoisonous.
Some people are there to betoxic.
(20:32):
Some people are meant to showyou certain things and to make
you a better person.
Some people are there to bepoisonous.
Some people are there to betoxic.
Speaker 2 (20:36):
Some people are meant to tear down your psyche yeah,
like my grandma always used totell me, some people come in
your life and leave footprintson your heart, footprints on
your soul.
Leave they mark.
Speaker 1 (20:49):
Some people come in your life and make you want to
leave footprints on they faceyou got damn right, cause I mean
, like I had to tell my kidsother than shit I have to
control.
I have to put my goddamnattitude in check a lot of times
.
Speaker 2 (21:03):
Definitely Me.
If I feel like I'm in a badmood or my attitude, I like to
be by myself, I don't like totalk.
But you got some people thatthey know that you're in a bad
mood or my attitude.
I like to be by myself, I don'tlike to talk.
But you got some people thatthey know that you're in a bad
mood and they still try to forcetheir hand, force your hand for
you.
You be like look man, I don'twant to talk right now, but they
try to force you to talk andthen they cause you to get an
(21:25):
attitude or get do some say someshit you don't want to say.
Can you say that out of anger?
Then they oh, you mean, yousaid so, so, so like I told you
to leave me alone, let me cooloff and get my attitude and
check.
Then we come back and talk.
But you want to goddamn forcemy hand and I said sincere or
made a decision out of anger.
Speaker 1 (21:47):
That's a decision we both gotta live with yo,
absolutely, because I mean, Isee it like that, bro, shit,
because I'm the same way,because you've heard me even say
it to you, say, hey, bro, shit,I ain't in that type of mood
today.
Shit, just give me a little bit, nah, shit, I'll get back with
you.
You're right, I understand that, because, like, even coming
(22:10):
from you, it's like even comingfrom you, it's like sometimes we
got to give ourselves breathingroom.
You right about that, because Iisolate the fuck.
Speaker 2 (22:19):
How I been lately, like until I get to the point.
I don't got to the point I peepa lot of shit and it's just to
the point where I be like youknow, we're better if I'm by
myself.
I only got like a handful ofpeople that I deal with by
myself.
I only got like a handful ofpeople that I deal with because,
like Tupac said, the realestpeople have the least friend.
Hell yeah, hell yeah.
(22:40):
He said again y'all, therealest people have the least
friend.
Speaker 1 (22:47):
I mean, I understand exactly where you're coming from
, because I've realized over theyears my circle keeps getting
smaller and smaller and smallerand smaller, because I, I, I,
I've gotten to the point where Idon't want to deal with as many
people.
People aren't genuine, peoplearen't really solidified, people
don't really fuck with you howyou fuck with them that's right.
Speaker 2 (23:07):
I learned that shit.
So what I learned?
That the hard way, I mean shit.
Go ahead, bro.
You can go so hard for a personwhether it's a girlfriend, a
friend, family.
You can go so hard for them, bethere for them, but when they
need you, when you need themwhat it is.
Speaker 1 (23:27):
Know well, do not disturb.
Forge a voice Like.
Speaker 2 (23:31):
I saw that little thing on Facebook that said when
you down, you struggling andyour phone don't ring, don't
pick that motherfucker up.
When you up and shining, letthat motherfucker ring.
Speaker 1 (23:41):
I mean shit.
I mean yo, because I mean shit.
I don't think there's a daythat we don't talk.
I mean we might go a day or twowithout talking about shit.
Speaker 2 (23:51):
We, we talk, we convert, whether through text or
either on the phone, we talkyeah, because I mean, I mean
you're always, always coming upwith goddamn you always, bro,
look I got it.
Which thing about me?
I got a little being inproposition for you.
You always you feel me.
I love a bunch of my guybecause you're always like hey,
bro, I'm trying to run this shitup, I want to include you in it
(24:14):
.
Most niggas ain't like that.
These niggas see opportunity.
They're going to run, they'regoing to take off for themselves
.
They ain't.
They ain't seeing the biggerpicture.
For all that, they feel likethe.
If I part with that shit,everybody around me, the main
people that I fuck with, I'mgoing to make sure they good and
(24:35):
they straight, as I should.
But you know people that onlycome around when they beneficial
to them.
Fuck you, hell yeah shit.
Speaker 1 (24:47):
I agree with that whole whole.
Somebody asked me the questionthe other day if you had 80 mil,
you hit on something you want80 mil, 80 mil just fell on your
bank account.
How much would you keep and howmuch would you give away, like
family wise.
Speaker 2 (25:07):
Well, eat one of my kids.
That's going to be 50 million.
Right now I get to eat one ofthem 10.
Why they're my kid?
That gonna be 50 million.
Right now I get eat one of them10.
Why get my kid?
Why I wanna make?
Well, I ain't gonna say 10, Igive them all 5 million.
Why?
So they never have to go asknobody for shit?
You already you.
You you said but I havecircumstances and rules to it.
(25:30):
If you're not doing such andsuch, you can't get it.
Speaker 1 (25:38):
It's kind of like a trish one.
So this is my dilemma to you.
So somebody asked me thatquestion.
Speaker 2 (25:44):
Right.
Speaker 1 (25:47):
Because I got a partner that hit for half a
million off a lawsuit.
Six months it's gone, gone,gone.
Speaker 2 (25:58):
See, no, but listen to me.
Six months, half a million gone, gone.
Speaker 1 (26:05):
Partying shoes cars.
Speaker 2 (26:10):
That's where he fucked up at.
See me, I'm gonna do this.
I'm going to do this.
I'm going to make sure my kidand my mama Straight, I'm going
to take some.
Put this shit in investments,stock bond, all that shit,
because the more you invest, ifit's invested the correct way,
(26:32):
the more you get back.
I it's invested the correct way, the more you get back.
Absolutely.
I'm not finna.
Go out here and just cause Igot 80 million, go buy a 60
million dollar house or a 10million dollar house.
No, hell, no.
I'm finna.
Go get me a $300,000 house, noteven that it can be a $100,000
house, because I don't want to.
(26:52):
If I do some shit like I wantto be on the outskirts of so
away from people.
Speaker 1 (26:57):
So let me, so I understand where you come from.
So let me tell you what I toldhim.
I'll start llc's for every lastone of anybody I am giving
money to.
I'm starting llc for all rightthat how.
Or if I buy you a house, itfalls under my LLC.
All right, all right that way.
(27:20):
If something happens me to goback to the corporation, all
right.
Um, the reason why I told youabout that 500,000, how many
people do you think will blow it?
How many A?
Speaker 2 (27:38):
lot of people will blow it.
Oh yeah, more definitelyBecause they're a little dumb
shit.
They're not grown.
Speaker 1 (27:45):
Their mind frame ain't right.
They ain't never seen that typeof money before.
Speaker 2 (27:48):
Yeah, and they ain't used to shit, but even though I
ain't really I really had toomuch of, but I know I'm smart
with I have hissed in this,investing, like you said, llc,
like you have grown yeah, likeyou're educated, you're gonna
learn.
You're gonna play chess, notcheckers yeah, right, like like
(28:09):
my 22, my son, my older son, Isaw he posted his first 100k, I
know I saw that too.
Speaker 1 (28:15):
Hey, shout out to key wealthy man.
Speaker 2 (28:17):
Shout out to god, man , love you my boy, keep going,
keep going, keep going.
But just like that man I'm soproud of, he come a long way and
you feel me like he's beenheavily invested in his brain.
Yeah, and that's what he Puttinit back into His brain.
So I mean like he doin what hesupposed to do.
Speaker 1 (28:39):
I mean he he's a smart, smart young man.
We gotta give a shout out ToForever Global Cause they always
On this motherfucker.
Speaker 2 (28:46):
Shout out to them, boys man.
Shout out to them, boys man.
Speaker 1 (28:50):
Shit.
I guess that's all for our damnshit today.
That's it, my guy man.
Speaker 2 (28:53):
For Steppers Only, man.
Thank y'all for having me onthem.
Motherfuckers like these.
My boy say for Steppers Only.
Now watch a motherfuckingStepper.
Step we out, we out, peace,deuce.
Thank you, peace.
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