September 4, 2023 • 50 mins
We've got an episode that's as diverse as our own experiences in a cutthroat cornhole league. Talking everything from the need for younger leaders in politics to the viral video of an Alabama boat incident, we tackle it all head-on. But that's just the start, we're also unpacking the impact of the late rapper Magoo and the confusion around Pirate - his one-eyed lookalike.
Did you know that Trump has 10 million dollars' worth of mugshot merch? We're examining this and the wider implications of social media censorship. We also delve into some heavyweight fashion discussions - scrutinizing the iconic style choices of Diddy, Trump, and more. Plus, we're diving into the topic of age limits for politicians and their accountability, getting real about the current crop of aging leaders and the need for fresh, youthful energy.
We're wrapping up the episode with a thought-provoking exploration of gender neutrality and sexuality on the wake of the redacted Obama letters. We discuss the potential challenges that a gay president might face and whether we're ready for a Latino, atheist, or female president. Lastly, we entertain some conspiracy theories about government alcohol regulations and speculate how cities known for their beer consumption would react to a two-beer limit. So, buckle up, because this episode has it all.
Other Topics Discussed:
- Politicians pardoning people in return for endorsements
- Did Lil Wayne pay Donald Trump to get him out of jail?
- Jeff suspended from X bka Twitter
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Yo, yo, I found aunt.
Yo, my man was missing forweeks and he's back.
What up, aunt?
Speaker 2 (00:08):
Wasn't fucking lost.
Man Fuck I was here.
Speaker 1 (00:11):
I wasn't lost.
You wasn't responding tomessages to text with phone
calls phone calls I don't callpeople and I called you.
Speaker 2 (00:18):
No, I'm like damn, you have a whole ass wife, a
whole ass kid.
I'm third on that to-do list.
Speaker 1 (00:23):
Don't worry about me, I'm fine, all right well let
the people know why we haven'trecorded in a few weeks, but
we're back.
Speaker 2 (00:30):
I'm a no teller people.
Shit man, the things happen.
What done?
Popping like I fucking ain'tgonna do this week.
You know what, nothing going on.
It's a little bit of shit, butnothing.
But like no, we cool, we'reback.
In effect, hip hop is 50,everybody's here.
We got white people here too,we're universal.
Speaker 1 (00:49):
We got my man Mikey.
She in the building today'sbeen a minute as a guest, was
good here.
Speaker 3 (00:56):
White people in the building.
Speaker 2 (01:01):
It's cool, man.
This is no folding chair sexuntil you good.
Speaker 3 (01:05):
Fuck, we need yeah, we need to talk about.
I all I can think about in thatwhole shit was the Crocs that
kids blown out Crocs, what wetalking about, the Alabama shit.
Speaker 2 (01:14):
Yeah, yeah, I think she gets your mileage out of it
before it dies down.
Speaker 3 (01:19):
Yeah, I feel like I haven't heard anything since
there are for a couple weeks now.
Speaker 2 (01:22):
I feel like I Mean you don't get moments of like
Black pride or whatever, like weshould just get rid of
Juneteenth.
It's make this shit a holiday.
Speaker 3 (01:32):
Dude.
It was awesome.
I mean, just like all the waysthat people edited the footage
to you know Show when the dudesare all skipping their way up to
to confront the dudes on theboat like it was.
You know, people put so muchmusic underneath that and it was
just it's I don't know it wasfucking fit to, and the guy
swimming across the rip, thething I don't know there was.
It was a beautiful, it was likechoreographed better than
anyone could have actuallychoreographed it.
(01:54):
And Crocs needs to be needs totalk about the way that those
Crocs blew out with that kidsfeet through them in the fight.
Speaker 2 (02:03):
They need some fighting Crocs hmm, good old
fashioned American violence man.
I loved it.
Speaker 1 (02:09):
Yo, yo.
But what has happened sincelast time we was on here?
My man fucking my rapper, magoodied, yo, at 50 years old of
age, yeah, and no cause of deathis known yet.
And we've made fun of Magoo onhere because, although his flow
was dope, like, his lyrics madeno sense.
You know, no, it was, he wasjust saying nonsense, but the
(02:31):
shit just sounded so dope, yeah,and a lot of it was Timbo, a
recent piece of my man.
Well, yeah, like I never.
Speaker 2 (02:40):
I never necessarily a good rapper, either no he's not
.
He's a great producer, yeah, nota great rapper.
But the whole thing with thegoo is like If you're going to
disregard, like his place andlike hip-hop is on so full, if
you thought he was corny, it'snot the thing.
It's like everybody has amoment where they got a kind of
tell-the-story hip-hop.
(03:00):
Yeah, it's really hard to getthe like like that.
Wasn't that pretty muchTimbaland's?
It wasn't one call it a soloalbum, but it was Timbaland and
Magoo like this is first timegetting behind the mic.
He wasn't great at it, but youneeded somebody like Magoo to
kind of carry the shit forwardand everything.
I said that I appreciated whathe did, but I want to trip, not
about it.
It's sad to hear the head ofman just pass away like that and
(03:20):
nobody knows like the cause ofdeath I'm gonna assume is
natural, but when you're down atthat, age seem to Natural right
right, and I know that aunt didmake a couple comments through
our episodes about the fact thathe might be watching your
windows.
Speaker 3 (03:34):
Maybe a may it might have been a death caused by the,
the fluid that he used to washpeople's windows in their cars,
like that shit is carcinogenic.
Speaker 2 (03:43):
Like, like so when she was so it and blue, I don't
trust it.
Yeah, no, no, I trust it.
Speaker 3 (03:48):
When he came to like that orange and red shit, like
nah, nah, nah, that's not whenthat I know this shit is this is
a question I've asked on theshow before, I think, but and I
have not figured this out is Dowe know if Magoo is also pirate?
The dude who pirate was on acouple songs with like Tracy Lee
and he would cover his eye andthat was his whole like thing.
(04:08):
But he had this.
He looked exactly like Magooand had the same like nasally
voice.
Do you guys know anything?
Do you remember that dude was?
Speaker 2 (04:15):
I would.
I would think they would havesaid something about that.
Yeah, right.
Speaker 3 (04:18):
That's what I thought and it's like there's no.
I've looked it up on likeWikipedia.
I've never been able to findout who pirate actually is.
But it's sad, it's like Ithought it was.
Magoo.
Speaker 2 (04:26):
What's your?
What's your favorite?
Timberland and Magoo song.
Speaker 3 (04:29):
Oh, it's hold on, I got it oh.
Speaker 1 (04:32):
It's the night, right of shit.
Yeah, sardines is pork andbeans.
Do you know what that means?
It's.
Just won't stop.
Speaker 3 (04:44):
I like the one that uses the.
It uses a sample.
This me to my face.
Get your sleep test out.
Speaker 1 (04:49):
Mm-hmm, the taste slapped out.
Magoo, don't know the middle,I'll be killing it for real.
No, I don't know what he wassaying.
Speaker 2 (04:58):
Oh, you sounded hard.
Oh, he's a fan, fan, I got you.
Speaker 3 (05:02):
Oh, writing rhymes is my favorite time.
Speaker 2 (05:06):
Okay, so, alright, so when, when they have this whole
50 years of hip-hop thing wealways think about, like all the
big name artists and so on soforth, is these little
contributions in between thatmake a big difference as well?
Because, like, like said,timberland matters, but you
still need guys like Magoo andthings like that to go on.
It's always like you know, likethey don't.
(05:27):
Okay, they're not likebookmarks in history, but
they're like like Semi-coldersand shit like that, like Drag-on
People like that.
Yeah, they were there and andknow they happen.
Like, was it?
Like naughty by nature had likea whole bunch of random dudes.
I remember song for likehangout and hustle.
Oh yeah, it's a bunch of.
Speaker 3 (05:48):
Clown.
What was that?
Speaker 2 (05:50):
Yeah, they just had a bunch of random ass dudes, but
it like sales a catchy song and,like I said, the thing about
hip-hop is that you kind of needthose in between things Because
it's always gonna matter forsure it's a stupid song, but
you're going to remember it.
So and Magoo was actually evenon, I think much of him as a
rapper, like his importance tothat whole Virginia, timberland,
missy Pharrell kind of vibething, like it mattered to have
(06:13):
him there.
So, more than anything, manrest in peace, yeah.
Speaker 1 (06:18):
Let me let you know what I was been happening with
me.
Sure, first of all, I don'tthink I've ever told you this,
and, but I was in a cornholeleague, I and it just reads the
season, just the shit recentlyjust finished and actually I
don't think anybody that'slistening right now knew new
this.
But yeah, I was in a cornholeleague.
(06:39):
I don't know why I joined thisshit.
Somebody at work, you know,convinced me to join it and I
must tell you remember when Itold you that I went to the
hip-hop 15, it was the mostdiverse shit I had ever seen.
Well, this is the opposite.
No no, as a spore, as a league,as as a whatever the fuck.
It was the most undiverse.
Speaker 3 (07:02):
You're saying it's all people of color.
Speaker 1 (07:07):
Okay, cornel's the whitest shit in the world of all
time, bro, everybody there wasfrom the mountains of Caucasus.
They was from the fuckingmountains of Caucasus.
And you know, I Was like whatthe fuck am I doing here?
I thought I was okay at it.
I thought I was okay at itbecause I played it one time at
(07:27):
a company picnic, right, wait,we had the fucking company
picnic you joined the leagueafter having played it one time.
I Mean, I played it a couple oftimes, dude, I love fun, right?
I love this, that's.
I played it.
But when I really played it atthe company picnic I thought I
was the man right, until youjoined the league and you
(07:48):
realized that every that peoplereally do this shit.
Speaker 3 (07:50):
Oh yeah, I'm like people are so serious about it.
Speaker 1 (07:53):
First of all, the shit was way further from the.
Two boards were way furtherfrom each other.
Then, when I was playing forfun anywhere, hmm, I'm like what
the fuck this shit is supposedto be 27 feet away from each
other?
Goddamn, so that was already anobstacle, right.
And then, no disrespect to myman, but they gave me a partner.
You know, because they say youhave a partner, I was like nah,
so I will give you one.
(08:14):
It's like when they say youhave the right to remain silent
if you have an attorney.
You know you have a right to anattorney.
If you don't have one, willgive you a fucking dumbest
attorney.
We can start right.
Speaker 3 (08:22):
A public defender, partner, shit.
It was one of those situations.
Speaker 1 (08:25):
I hope he's not listening because I like this
gentleman.
But yeah, they just gave mesome dude and I was like fuck
and and you know, I figured,okay, if they give me somebody
decent, we could, we could, wecould make some noise, because
I'm not trash, like I could putthe shit on the board, but I'm
not gonna necessarily make themin all the time.
Right, but this guy was likebarely making it on the board
(08:47):
most of the time, so whatever.
And it was like $50 buying inshit per person, so whatever for
fucking cornhole.
Speaker 2 (08:55):
Yeah, you know you win money at the end is not
including beer.
Speaker 1 (09:00):
Right, you have to bring your own bills by OB.
Obviously people brought beer,people was smoking people.
It was a fun time.
I'm not gonna say it wasn't.
It was a good time.
You know, the final day, thelast playoff day, they ordered
pizza.
We, we had a good time.
But what I'm saying is I ain'tknow what I was getting myself
into and it is not a diversesport.
Speaker 3 (09:17):
Very little color was going on in that fucking
backyard, yeah, but anyway, yeah, there are a lot of custom
there, a lot of custom-madeCornhole sets that I bet you
have the Confederate flag on.
Speaker 2 (09:30):
Let's just say there might be a majority.
I got some with Trump face nodoubt new mugshot on that, but
you sitting there and wonder whymy ass ain't around, cuz the
shit like that.
Speaker 1 (09:42):
That's exactly why you know, goddamn you got to
diversify your portfolio, man.
Speaker 2 (09:47):
Hell.
No, I got diversified shit inblack America's hard enough as
it is, the fuck's all they gointo the cornhole tournament.
It's my black ass up there witha bunch of white people.
I'm just flinging the shit outof it like that.
Oh, look at me, look at those.
Negroes are also athletic.
I'm throwing a fucking a sackinto a hole.
This ain't special.
Speaker 3 (10:03):
It does feel like you are fishing for a hate crime to
go to a cornhole event.
It's kind of you're just you'redeciding to put yourself in the
in the lion's den.
Speaker 2 (10:13):
And you can't bring the black guy, they're like oh,
I bet you use athletic.
Speaker 1 (10:16):
No, oh, I got a hand in you bags and shit.
Are you here to clean up?
Speaker 3 (10:20):
Are you here Are?
Speaker 1 (10:21):
you here to pick up.
Speaker 3 (10:22):
Well, and then aunt shows up and starts fucking,
starts nailing the holes, andthen I think people are fucking
real competitive in that sport.
I wouldn't necessarily Want tobe the one person of color
that's winning.
Speaker 2 (10:36):
Start rejigging the game.
I'm like Over here too, becauseI don't mind being competitive,
yeah, but it's like it has tobe something that matters to me
it's like cornhole is a leisureactivity.
For sure I fucking hate golf,right?
Speaker 3 (10:50):
Well, and it's like so, jeff, I built I'm not a
cornhole, I barely even remember.
I can never remember the nameof it, I'm always like fucking
sack toss, whatever it's called.
But I built Cornhole boards forjust to have like at our house
during parties.
So I'm like, oh, that's, that'sfun.
We got like, we got peoplechuck it around and so each they
have one has my face on it,then the other one has Rinn's
face on it, and and I was like,oh, this is fun, and like people
(11:12):
think, because I have cornholeboards at my house, that I'm
like a fucking baller and I a Idisappoint anybody who comes
over here wants to play cornholebecause I suck at it.
And then People who like comeover here and they're like oh, I
fucking love cornhole, they'veall got techniques and they can
like nail it every single timeand like I'm just like everybody
(11:32):
needs to calm the fuck down.
Speaker 1 (11:36):
Oh yeah, they have ways of throwing this shit, oh
yeah.
I'm like holy shit.
Speaker 3 (11:40):
I'm just trying to drink in the outside, bro, I
don't know, calm down.
Speaker 2 (11:46):
Like it's a leisure, yeah, like that's a good idea.
Speaker 3 (11:50):
Right and any any sport quote-unquote that you can
do while you're drinking is nota sport.
Sorry, golf included.
Speaker 1 (11:59):
Did you?
Speaking of Trump's mugshot,bro?
You know you heard that he madelike 10 million dollars already
just selling merch.
For sure His mugshot on it.
Speaker 3 (12:06):
That's fucking insane to me and I sent Jeff a link to
the to the merchandise.
It's the most garbage shit.
Like they didn't even doanything creative with it.
They just took his stupidmugshot picture.
They erased the little likesheriff logo from Georgia and
then they just wrote underneathNever, what is it again?
They never surrender, neversurrender, but in like the
(12:29):
dumbest font, it's just blackand white and like what I texted
you guys was like hesurrendered.
Speaker 1 (12:36):
It's a mugshot but that's the you surrender what
makes it look, you justsurrendered yourself.
Speaker 3 (12:42):
But ten million dollars, dude, that's scary like
it he can be.
I mean, I don't know Biden'snot pulling in that money with,
with, without a mugshot yeah.
Speaker 1 (12:53):
I don't know, man, but let's move on another.
The other thing that I want tosay that happened to me recently
Was that I got suspended fromTwitter, oh, now known as X.
What do you have to do?
Speaker 3 (13:07):
to do that.
Speaker 1 (13:08):
DMX.
Yo, apparently they said theysaid I was using quote-unquote
violent speech.
Oh, tell us more.
Would you say?
Thirsty, not now.
I can curse with the best ofthem.
I can mother fuck people withthe best of them, right?
And I've said way worse shit onthat platform and Having and
(13:29):
having gotten kicked or warnedabout shit you know, I've
threatened people, I've calledpeople all kinds of fucking shit
, right?
So this one instance, now thatElon Musk is part of the
sensitive, as fucking bitch asGen Z community, I guess, I
don't know, he wants to beregularly, and every goddamn
thing you say on their shit,wait, no, wasn't that his whole
(13:50):
shit, though?
Is somebody posted a video I.
Speaker 3 (13:54):
Thought his whole shit was that he took over it so
that a kid like he could reallymake it about free speech.
Speaker 1 (14:00):
Right, well, that's bullshit, because now you got to
watch what you fucking say.
If you offend anybody and theyreport you, you get fucking
banned without a warning,without a second or third chance
.
That's it.
They kick you to fuck off.
Okay, somebody post a video.
Right, and you've probably seenthem.
I don't know how much you'reonline.
It's like kids on like theirbicycles and they're like doing
one.
You know, they're poppingwillies and they're like going
(14:23):
through traffic and they'redodging cars and dodging people
and just missing them and almosthitting people, right, yeah,
and I'm like yo, what the fuck?
and they're like just missing acar, like just missing.
That's like their shit Now.
It's like a sport to them now.
And and I simply wrote on thecomments I was like I would run
one of these motherfuckers over,like I'll run one of them over.
(14:44):
That's what I put.
Yeah, that'll do it, that's itNext thing.
You know, I don't know if itwas hours later, it might have
even been like a day later I tryto, I try to send something and
boom, it tells me your shit issuspended Indefinitely.
I'm like what, if you want toappeal it?
Or you know, press here.
So I click here and like tellus why you want to appeal this
shit.
I'm like, first of all, this ismy first offense.
(15:06):
You know I apologize.
You know, second of all, likeyo, what the fuck?
And a warning or nothing.
Like I ain't even say nothing.
That was that bad.
But you know I apologize, giveme another chance.
You know I'll make it right.
You know I'm saying Do.
And then they respond to theywere live, we're gonna review
your appeal and we'll get backto you a few more hours later.
They was like yeah, you know we, after further review, we've,
(15:26):
you know, you violated Some ofthe terms, our terms and
agreements and our rules andshit.
So unfortunately you're justsuspended and Definitely.
Speaker 3 (15:37):
I mean, dude, I get pushed.
I'm like get out of, I getpushed.
A lot of those videos on tiktokand stuff and it's Um, and I
mean there the comment sectionis full of people saying things
like oh, that was me, I wouldjust run over in my truck or
whatever.
Yo, I mean and.
I don't get any of those peopleare getting banned at all.
I do notice on on tiktok likepeople will like I'm also
(15:59):
getting pushed a fair amount ofvideos of people like you know,
karens or whatever, going afterpeople or like throwing
something to people's housewindows or stuff, and people
will say pew pew, like pew pew,instead of saying I'd shoot them
because they can't say that.
So they sell pew pew and it's.
I mean, dude, I don't know, Ican't believe that they it's.
It's also like I thought thatthat Elon Musk his whole thing
(16:22):
was that it's a bunch of youknow, it's basically social
media is just a bunch of cowardsnow so that you can come on X
and say anything you want.
That's so.
I guess that's not the deal.
Speaker 1 (16:32):
Yeah, and he a lot, and he reinstated Trump.
So Trump is back tweeting andshit.
Speaker 3 (16:36):
You know, you know he's gonna say whatever the fuck
you want fart tweet about he'sgonna shit tweet about all the
dumbass stuff that he wants totalk about.
Speaker 1 (16:42):
So so they told me so they go, you know, and don't
try to make another account,because we'll suspend that one
too.
But fuck them.
I made another account With thesame exact picture that I had
on the other account, butobviously different name all of
that.
And I was like you know what Ipromote my business on here?
I promote my shit, my podcastand all that, so I'm gonna start
.
You know, I gotta be moremindful of what the fuck I post
(17:03):
on this shit.
It's hard, though, because whenI see some ignorant shit, I
just want to, right away, I justwant to make a comment on it.
You know what I mean.
Like I'm just compelled rightaway to say some shit like fuck
you, you fucking idiot, you knowcan ask a question?
Speaker 2 (17:15):
Yeah, the children that you were laughing at.
Were these children white?
Speaker 1 (17:20):
No, they were actually black.
The majority of them were blackwriting bicycles up and down
busy streets, avoiding cars andsome of them because it was like
a whole video of outtakes andsome of them are like bumping
into people and they just keepgoing and but you know, cars are
like beeping at them like move,get out the way.
And I'm like yo, they go, theygo, really cause some a big
accident one day.
Speaker 2 (17:40):
Okay, Twitter Thanks.
Thanks for standing up for thebrothers.
I appreciate that.
Speaker 3 (17:45):
Well, that's what I was kind of wondering.
I'm like, is Elon Musk tryingto like his acts, trying to
posture like they're protecting,you know, black kids that are
doing this in the videos andstuff?
I mean, are they trying to kindof like?
Actually like this is theElon's way of saying I have
black friends yeah.
Speaker 2 (18:00):
I'm showing diversity .
Can't talk about black peoplelike this right now.
We call them cool.
Speaker 1 (18:07):
But now that I think about it, if the, if it was
white kids on that video, whatwould the outcome have been
different?
Hell yeah, you think?
Hell fuck yeah like what?
Speaker 2 (18:17):
Because the whole thing is like you know, these
just kids are just being goose,you're just being mean.
Now some little black kids likehold on, now we're trying to
diversify our stream, right,right, I'm trying to get more
Negro to like our things and weneed them to know.
By Twitter blue for $12 a month.
We can't have this right, it'sunacceptable.
So so is it impossible no, notreally.
(18:39):
It's really possible that theylike they got sick of your shit
and we'd like all right, youknow, they probably did,
probably viewed all the shityou've done, right.
Speaker 3 (18:49):
I know enough enough, maybe in the fly for years now.
Yeah, maybe he is menace.
I Mean Jeff, if you want us tosay if you want to get your your
fix, then I have a thing that Ifollow called kids getting hurt
, and it's an Instagram page allof the dumbass kids getting
hurt.
So I kind of hate watching it,but it's a yeah, I don't know,
it's dumbass kids getting.
I am a menace to societal media.
Speaker 2 (19:12):
You know, like you know what I actually like
watching for, like entertainment, like to make me feel better.
I like to go on YouTube andwatch people get tased.
Speaker 1 (19:19):
No.
Speaker 2 (19:21):
It's something about them like just freezing like
somebody to unplug thecontroller and they just like go
stiff.
I love yeah, yeah.
I just not funny, but it'sfucking hilarious, pretty.
Speaker 3 (19:30):
It depends on what the person's doing, but I do it.
I've seen a couple like Karensort of situations recently
where someone's like screamingat a cashier or something and
they get tased and it's, it'swonderful.
Speaker 2 (19:41):
My whole thing is that how long they gonna keep
this bullshit up, with COVIDcoming back any streets like
y'all gonna stop yelling in myface like that?
Like.
All right, I'm gonna fuck youup like I'll spend a couple
nights in jail.
Sure, I ain't doing this shitwith y'all, man, yeah.
Speaker 1 (19:53):
I wonder, speaking of COVID you, are you gonna start
wearing mask at like?
You thought about wearing Maskagain.
I'll wear my work.
Speaker 2 (19:59):
I wear my work.
Yeah, yeah, I'm not even intreats like that.
Yeah, because I'm out in thepublic dealing with people as a
social worker.
So therefore I always wear amask when I'm interacting with
people.
When I'm at my desk, I don't,but when I'm out and I got to
talk to clients and everythingelse like that and songs are
full for hand me papers and allthe kind of shit they just right
there with you.
Yeah, absolutely, man, I'm notbugging out about it, just more
(20:19):
since, like With me, I'm alwaysgonna be careful.
Especially, I should have wentthrough with more like a safety
thing, anything else, but thatLike apparently it's coming back
and it and then change the formlist and now some other shit.
So I'm like, all right, let'sjust be smart about this.
Speaker 3 (20:35):
I get that and you're probably.
You're probably working withpeople that have compromised
Mean systems and stuff like I'mgonna be bringing that into
their house.
Speaker 2 (20:43):
My shit compromise.
Leave me the fucking low Like Idon't see no hands going over
your mouth and nobody blowinginto these shirt, nothing like
that.
They just carrying on.
I'm like okay, man, not fucking.
Speaker 3 (21:00):
Yeah, I had a dude run put your mask on.
I had to do run past me on thestreet today and he like he like
you know he was breathing likehow he was running, so he's like
rhythmically breathing, and Iwas like dude, you know, you
could, you could wait half asecond until you're past me to
exhale, and he like came past meand we were, our faces were
like five inches from each otherand he just went, you know like
all basically in my direction.
(21:21):
I was like fucking terroristact bro.
Speaker 1 (21:28):
I would have said something, I would have been
like yo really broke.
Speaker 3 (21:30):
Yeah, I'm like I've got my baby on my chest.
I was like dude, fuck you, spitin his mouth.
Speaker 2 (21:37):
I want to say shut up , pop the clean shit out of him.
Speaker 1 (21:42):
Let me transition real quick to some politics,
touch on some, some politicaltopics, or not really political
topics, but topics aboutpoliticians, hmm.
And I want to talk about theturtle Mitch McConnell, oh, talk
about.
Why does he keep what?
Why does he keep freezing up?
(22:04):
Be Like, are these mini strokesthat he's having when he's
doing this public like?
Speaker 3 (22:09):
an absent seizure or something like that.
I don't know.
Speaker 1 (22:13):
It's like how old is he?
Is he like?
Speaker 2 (22:15):
85?
Speaker 1 (22:16):
He's close to 90, isn't he?
Speaker 2 (22:18):
trying to get the matrix man.
He just Sickness shit.
Speaker 1 (22:23):
My thing is, I feel like they should have an age
limit on politicians.
Sure, we've talked about we'vetalked about having age limits
on drivers, like after like 70,you shouldn't be allowed to
drive.
I think they should have thesame shit on fucking politicians
, bro, like after 70 or 75 Ifyou've passed all the, you know
the evaluations, then 75.
(22:44):
And that's it.
Like I think it should be anexpiration date, man.
Speaker 2 (22:48):
No, no, it should just be restricted, Like at a
particular age you should driveduring the daytime.
Speaker 3 (22:52):
So, like he can't, after a certain age you can't
vote Right you can't take theright away.
Speaker 2 (22:57):
You earn the right, but the more anything else like
I don't want to be out in theroad when there's somebody like
70 years old on a parkway, darkas shit, and they going like a
smooth 45-mile-mile-mile.
Nobody want to do that.
But I mean drive like like fromsun up to sundown.
Yeah, you can do so becauseit's safer, it's more people out
, you can see shit like that.
But the thing with term limitsyou're 100% right, because I
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don't think they really want.
They don't really want to putterm limits because the people
that we're talking about prettymuch like old white men.
They're getting more old whitemen coming after them.
So you put limits, like whenyou got to like leave the job.
The whole thing is like if youput younger people in there to
kind of run the country, they'renot going to like that because
the first thing you're going todo is text this shit out of
really rich people, which arethe old white guys that are
sitting there.
Speaker 3 (23:39):
So I mean, yeah, of course they're never going to
allow.
But I mean, like you know,Mitch McConnell's 81.
Like, if I go in and I like I'mlike, oh man, someone wants me
to go, like find a newaccountant, and I go into the
accountant's office and the dudeis fucking 81 years old, no,
thank you.
I don't want you making anydecisions for me, including
financial ones.
(23:59):
The idea that we let peoplework until they basically die.
I mean, like look at OrrinHatch or different people that
have, like they've been totallyincapacitated before they've
left office.
I mean and you know we'retalking about Feinstein here.
She's been having major, majorhealth stuff and yeah, I mean I
totally agree.
I think it should be the peoplethat.
I think it should be youngpeople.
(24:20):
I mean it's they're.
They're the ones that are goingto have to deal with a lot of
the consequences of laws they'repassing.
So younger the better.
Speaker 1 (24:26):
Yeah, but I mean all right, so he's 81.
Biden is 80.
Speaker 3 (24:29):
So they're about the same age.
Speaker 1 (24:31):
And we're already starting to see Biden stumbling,
mumbling his word.
He's falling asleep and shitLike you know what I mean.
Speaker 3 (24:36):
I don't trust Biden.
I mean, he's too old man, it's.
It's not.
He's not representing, like thecore of what should be the
decision makers in our countryright now.
Speaker 1 (24:45):
What?
Speaker 2 (24:47):
And that's the fucked up shit, because then God
forbid something happens to him.
Speaker 1 (24:51):
We got who takes over the vice president.
Nobody even knows what hisladies at.
Bro, Look, fucking bitch hasn'tsaid a word in months.
Speaker 2 (25:00):
We shouldn't be running a nursing home, right,
seriously right, like when yourparents get to a particular age
you can't really take them, soyou put maybe a system living on
the nursing home, sure, likelike they are past the nursing
home age and you're leaving themresponsible for the future of
the country.
Yeah, I'm sorry, but morallyand rationally there's something
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wrong there, especially likewhen they're that kind of old.
So they mean like they wentthrough, like like segregation
and civil rights, like that.
They got some pretty stronglike opinion like my grandmother
is 82.
Yeah, grandmother doesn't likewhite people, but I know why
because of how she grew up?
Speaker 3 (25:38):
I wouldn't either.
Speaker 2 (25:40):
Yeah, it was, it was dark for her back then.
Like like from where they were.
They were like 10 miles awayfrom like where, like they said,
it's correct, like clan ralliesand shit.
So she just has this particulardisdain for white people.
Yeah, she doesn't.
She doesn't dislike all of them, like she knows you, she likes
you, but in general she's like Iain't trusting it.
I've been through a lot, butagain you're dealing with the
same people in the reverse sidewho probably were, you know,
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under them hoods and even likerunning office.
It gets a bit, it can get dark,so you should probably have a
term limits, just to be safe.
Speaker 1 (26:09):
Yeah, but I say, at the very least, have a public
speaker that represents them orthat speaks for them, that goes
up and says you know the thingsthat he's, you know that he
wants Biden or Mitch to sayright, because you can't have
these people in front of a liveaudience, in front of national
TV, in front of the world goingup there.
They don't know what the fuckthey saying.
They freezing up, wow, theymispronounce and shit, they miss
(26:31):
speaking.
They're there, the heart likeyo.
Speaker 3 (26:33):
What the fuck one of the hard parts, I think, in the
Republican Party for me is thatyou know so, all right, we get
rid of Mitch McConnell.
The person behind him could be.
Marjorie Taylor Green could be.
I mean, there's a lot worsethan Mitch McConnell behind him,
so that I think the future ofthe Republican Party in my mind
is a fucking horror show.
So I mean I just on on a likehuman level, I kind of feel for
(26:57):
Mitch McConnell and I'm likedude.
I don't want to be the nexttime that I see him have him
drop dead on camera.
I just think it's like thisdude shouldn't be put in this
situation anymore.
His brain obviously cannot takeit.
But I'm, I'm not.
I do not trust the people thatare going to come and fill the
void behind him.
Speaker 1 (27:16):
If we get to the point and tell us what happened.
Speaker 2 (27:19):
We're not doing that, man, because they're not going
to, because they remember whenTrump had COVID and try to act
like everything was cool.
But he's out here likeinfecting other motherfuckers
for like a week, remember, comehere, you hop off the hopper
wave and like, yeah, I'm thumbsup, I'm good, but like you in
here in a sealed, you know, youknow fucking like limo, yeah,
(27:40):
you know you're walking aroundSecret Service who, you get sick
and you hop off like you wantto show strength and shit like
that.
It's like no, and I don't want.
Like the.
Was that the state of the unionthat the president has?
I don't want him whisperingsomething to his nurses aid and
she's telling it to the countrywe elected you, not her.
We're not doing this for sure.
Speaker 3 (27:59):
Well, and it's.
And then Trump you know, I lovethe, you know the booking
record where it said that hisyou know his height and weight
was 63 to 15.
Nice try, don.
I love the like social mediaposts where it has Trump on one
side and then it has like an NBAplayer who's actually 63 to 15.
(28:20):
And you just see, and it's likeI know that fat and muscle are
different and like they weighdifferent things, whatever, but
like hey, don, you haven't seen215 for decades, shit.
Speaker 2 (28:31):
They're gonna put them next to fucking Drew
Holliday Like oh yeah same guy,Same same.
Speaker 3 (28:37):
What's the?
Speaker 1 (28:37):
over under what's the over?
Speaker 2 (28:40):
under on his weight 270.
Yeah, about the over, about 265270.
Speaker 3 (28:45):
Yeah, yeah, because he's a fluffy boy and you know,
and the other thing about him is, like you know, he's, he's,
he's pretty tall, whatever.
Like he got fucking damn it.
With the amount of money he hasand the position that he has,
he could have someone dress himand he could look way better.
Those fucking ill fitting suitsare doing nothing to help him.
Like he looks like garbage.
Speaker 1 (29:06):
I mean shit.
He hasn't done nothing abouthis hair and an age Like why,
you know why would he start nowdoing some other shit?
Speaker 2 (29:11):
I think people don't really understand, like what a
well Taylor suit can do to yourfriends.
Speaker 3 (29:16):
Oh, yeah, like you get, like dude, I just I have my
my wedding suit, the suit formy wedding.
My wife and I have.
We just celebrated our 11thanniversary.
Speaker 2 (29:26):
And Jeff, jeff, jeff.
Speaker 3 (29:28):
Oh yeah, jeff, where do you at 7.
7-eleven.
And so my the pants of my suitat the time and I don't even
know if they were like infashion at the time, even they
were just ill fitting, they weretailored wrong and they were
like really pretty baggy anddude.
I just I have them retaileredand it's a whole different
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fucking suit.
Like I'm fatter than I am now,than I was at my wedding, for
sure, and I look skinnier when Iwear the suit now, like
definitely I mean Trump's Trumpshit is like at least a size or
two too big.
Speaker 1 (30:03):
God damn.
And that tie.
So what is that?
Like a forex, yeah.
Speaker 3 (30:07):
I mean due to, these are custom, these are custom
made suits, bro.
Like those are key wears, likefifteen thousand dollar suits
and yet they look like that.
I mean it's I don't know, it'sa fucking travesty.
Speaker 2 (30:18):
You know he dresses like you like.
Remember when David Stern enter?
Like he got like like you, likeyou can't wear like jewelry and
like white keys on the bench.
And they all wear like three Xs.
Yes, like I'm just like twobaggy.
Yes, like they were lookinglike the kid from big when he
went from Tom Hanks, the kidthat I'm just like dragging on
them.
That's the way all this suits.
Look, I'm just like dude youshould.
Speaker 3 (30:38):
When was the last time you guys looked at the
album cover of Diddy?
Oh God, what was that?
The one with all about theBenjamins.
That that was.
Speaker 1 (30:45):
Whatever the album or your family with the locks in
the background.
Speaker 3 (30:50):
Look at that album cover and look at how ill
fitting like Jada kiss his suitis.
It's.
It's so wild.
Speaker 2 (30:57):
I know Jada had him.
That my first look like, likehe wants to tell her no, no, no,
Put some safety pins in it,like we got.
Speaker 3 (31:04):
I got this from my dad.
Speaker 1 (31:05):
They never they had never worn a suit before that
photo.
Speaker 3 (31:08):
Like Jada kiss that.
That suit is definitely likedripping into your soup Like you
have tomato soup.
Speaker 1 (31:14):
It was supposed to be what was supposed to be
Biggie's funeral.
I think that was the whole ideaunder as supposed to be like
their morning Right Biggie'sdeath and shit.
Speaker 2 (31:21):
I was just about to say that he was dressed like
when you had when it's yourfirst time wearing a suit to a
few.
Don't know what to wear, solike I just need something black
and but then, like you don'tknow your size, your weight,
your cut, like what's the bestone.
Speaker 1 (31:33):
It's like we all have that family member, though.
We all have that friend or thatfamily member who shows up to
the shit and you could tell islike their first and only time
that they're ever going to wearit Totally.
Speaker 3 (31:43):
When it's like and you look at the suits and like,
chic Is that?
I guess that's chic.
Yeah, yeah, his suit is itlooks like one of the suits, you
know, when they're like in thecartoons where, like three kids
would stand on top of eachother's shoulders and try to get
into the movie it looks likehe's actually three kids in a
suit.
Speaker 1 (32:00):
It was Black Rob Mace and the locks, and did he?
Speaker 3 (32:03):
Yeah, yeah, yeah, black Rob, everybody suits there
.
The sleeves are kind of fittingOK.
The, the, I don't know what youcall it, but the main part of
the jacket is just extremelylong.
It's like beyond penis level toalmost to knees.
Speaker 2 (32:16):
Right, it's supposed to be terrylet, where if you
wear the shirt, you have aboutan inch or two of cuff right
where it shows.
Yes, it's down to the enough.
Speaker 3 (32:25):
It looks like an overcoat, it's great.
Speaker 2 (32:29):
And who looked the sharpest?
Like did he like?
Y'all gonna fuck this up, notme, I'm, I'm like yeah, he looks
good.
Speaker 1 (32:33):
Yeah, like I have these in my closet.
You're gonna have to just go inthat box over there Did he.
Speaker 3 (32:37):
I will say that did he does look.
He does look like someone putlike photo shopped his head onto
a much larger man's body,though it looks like he's got a
ping pong head, like you putshoulder pads on and like and it
takes.
Speaker 2 (32:49):
It takes a bold man to pull off a three piece suit.
Oh sure, Definitely it does,because you got to get it just
right and, like I said, we go tofunerals.
Either either the suit doesn'tfit or seems like it was in the
back of the closet Like I'm notlike ironing this shit at all.
Speaker 3 (33:05):
It's like a color that hasn't been like in fashion
for 25 years, because theyhaven't worn it since their high
school graduation.
Speaker 2 (33:13):
Like like brown pinch right.
Speaker 3 (33:15):
Yeah, damn it.
Speaker 2 (33:18):
Yeah, and that's the way Trump looks and he's our
leader.
He's 80 something.
Well, how old is Trump?
Was 78?
.
Yeah, I think you're right.
Speaker 3 (33:24):
I think it's close to 80 years.
Speaker 2 (33:26):
Yeah, but you're like I said you're still too old.
Speaker 1 (33:27):
He's only a couple of years younger than Biden.
Yeah, yeah, all he's.
Speaker 2 (33:31):
They're all too old and, from what I remember, he's
the only president that I canremember that.
You know, every president theyalways have that physical
fitness thing for the kids andother shit.
Yeah, he's never done that shit.
He's the opposite.
He's the opposite, right,because that's why I'm fighting.
I lost the bike Because becausehe was pedaling and shit and he
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didn't hit the kickstand.
I'm not gonna shut down Obama,did he?
Saw him pooping?
Sure, he always seemed to doathletic shit.
Oh, you see this nigga withlike Big Macs and Dyke.
Speaker 3 (33:59):
Right, all right.
When he had that.
He had that like Looney Tunesdoctor who said that he was like
the most in shape person he'sever met with, or whatever.
The guy who had long hair whodied recently.
Speaker 1 (34:12):
How much do you have to pay?
How much do you pay that doctorso much Enough.
Speaker 3 (34:16):
Yeah, enough, yeah.
Speaker 2 (34:18):
And then how much, would how much cost you to lie
for me?
Speaker 3 (34:20):
Right.
Speaker 2 (34:21):
That much.
Speaker 3 (34:22):
And then that dude died at like 70, like maybe 70
years old like that guy, andthat guy was in shape but he
died at like 70.
I'm like it's not a good signwhen your doctor is kicking
super early.
Speaker 1 (34:33):
Speaking of paying people off, one of our patrons
actually brought to my attention.
Shout out to the block that itcame out that, or it might be a
rumor, but it came out thatTrump actually paid, or no?
I'm fucking this up.
That little Wayne actually paidTrump to get him out of jail.
Remember when?
(34:53):
he was endorsing him before andshit like that.
Why it was Dwayne?
It was a few rappers and it wasa few dudes that were like that
he that he freed from jail andshit, and they started endorsing
him.
Remember that?
Yeah, sure.
Wasn't like him and Kodak Blackyes, it was Kodak Black and
Wayne and he got him out of jail.
And then they started endorsinghim and they're like yo, well,
I figured OK, well, he got himout of jail.
I mean, you know, I get it Likewhy would you know?
(35:15):
I didn't understand, like whyIce Cube was endorsing him and
other people Like, if you got meout of jail, like I kind of
understand why they're endorsinghim.
But it just it came outrecently, supposedly, that you
know they paid the motherfuckerGet me out of jail With it paid
If I have to pay you, but if Ihave to pay you to get me out of
jail, I'm not, I don't have toendorse you.
Speaker 3 (35:34):
So you're saying?
You're saying that Little Waynepaid Trump to pardon him?
Speaker 1 (35:39):
That's what they're saying.
Yeah, and then, and then therunning rate it starts at like a
million dollars.
The running rate is a milliondollars and I'll get you and
some of your homies out, yeah.
Speaker 3 (35:52):
Huh, and then you have to endorse me as well.
Right, right, right.
Speaker 1 (35:56):
Well, this is like.
I would think that theendorsement alone would be worth
the price of admission.
Oh, certainly, yeah, yeah, likeyou, get me out and I'll tell
all my millions of followers tovote.
Speaker 3 (36:06):
Well, especially like Wayne.
I mean Wayne's like street credis so high for someone like
Trump like, who fortunately hashad his back turned upon him by
the black community by in foryears and years and years and we
know why to get little Wayne'sendorsement, I mean.
But it's like for little Wayne,I would think that would be
like on some level, kind of notcareer suicide, but it just
(36:29):
makes you look like the lastperson in your shoes that did
that was Kanye, and everybody'slike Kanye's mentally ill.
So I would just think it wouldbe a really bad move on his part
.
Speaker 1 (36:39):
But I guess I wish there was a stat.
I wish there was a stat thatthey can maybe trace somehow and
see how many votes did acandidate actually get from
certain celebrities endorsingthem.
Right, like I wish there wassome way to track that shit.
Like, okay, trump got an extratwo million black votes from
Kodak black and ice cube andWayne endorsing him.
(37:02):
You know what I mean.
Like that would, that would be.
I would like to see those,those stats.
Speaker 2 (37:06):
Sure, I'm telling you right now, if that's true, I'm
never checking off black on theapplication ever again.
True, ever ever.
If we're selling a vote for him, yeah, no, yeah, no.
And I mean Kanye, he was crazy,so it's like that's kind of one
side with, but Wayne'sunkillable, right, right.
(37:27):
I mean people like him, like ifSnoop Dogg endorsing, like they
still love Snoop.
Speaker 3 (37:30):
Yeah, they look at difference.
When Wayne Wayne's likeeccentric enough that it's like
people kind of like I don't knowhe's going through a phase or
something, it's like.
Speaker 2 (37:38):
I don't know, maybe he's just like oh Wayne back
when I leave, Right Right.
Speaker 3 (37:44):
What's you know?
What I think is interesting iswhen you're Cornel West, next
time Right.
But when you start to talkabout the like pardoning and
stuff, right.
Like DeSantis has promised thatyou know he talks shit about
Trump all the time but he says,like the first thing I'll do day
one in office is I'll pardon,you know, donald Trump for all
of his, any crimes that he getsyou know convicted of.
And it's just like it's such afunny thing that, like now,
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basically the presidency is forsale.
Speaker 2 (38:09):
He's a bitch.
Speaker 3 (38:10):
Oh my God, we were talking about Mitch McConnell
freezing on camera.
How about Ron DeSantis tryingto fucking smile like a human?
That dude is such he's like I'man alien wearing a human skin
suit.
Look at me smile.
Speaker 2 (38:25):
What was the thing called Like when I give robots
the turn test, yeah, yeah, andit's like he's failing it.
It's like you're like showemotions, like yeah, yeah, like
his smile is so forced.
It's like it's not natural.
It's like I'm always unhappy,right, so to see me smile seems
really unnatural to me.
(38:45):
Like, just don't smile, to beserious as shit.
Speaker 3 (38:47):
Yeah, it's a body snatcher situation for sure he's
, he just gives me, he makes mefeel, you know that song, that
Paul McCartney song about forChristmas.
So that song, whenever I hearit, it makes me feel like I have
bugs crawling all over my skinand sometimes inside my skin.
And when I see Rhonda Santasmile, it makes me feel the
exact same way as that PaulMcCartney Christmas song.
Speaker 2 (39:10):
And he just throwing away millions of dollars.
No one's going to vote for you,man.
No one likes you.
They don't like in your ownstate, right.
Speaker 3 (39:15):
That's.
That's pretty sad when youcan't get even your state behind
you.
The people that know you best,jeffrey, move us forward.
Speaker 2 (39:23):
Fuck you.
I seriously want to stay.
Speaker 1 (39:25):
I wanted to know your opinions because every time I
mentioned this, a lot of peoplehaven't even fucking heard of
this shit.
I want to know your opinions onthe supposed Obama letters.
I know you have heard about itnow because I mentioned it
before.
You know the like these 1982letters that are now been
redacted from like one of hisex-girlfriends back in college
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and you know these are lettersthat he would write to her.
Speaker 2 (39:49):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (39:50):
I think they have them, like in the museum now or
in the college now.
They have them up.
So people, oh shit, let's lookat them, let's see what the fuck
you know Obama's penmanshiplooks like.
But anyway, and it, you know,in the letter he proposed, he
tells her that you know that heloves, you know that he makes
love to men daily, but in theimagination only.
Yeah, and, and I thought it wasinteresting, I wasn't even
(40:13):
looking at it like, oh shit,Obama's gay, I wasn't even you
know what.
I mean I would look the way hewas describing shit and the way
he was talking to her on thisletter.
I found, you know, it wasinteresting to me.
Yeah, I mean, you know, inregard to homosexuality he goes.
I must say that I believe thisis an attempt to remove oneself
from the present, or refusal,perhaps, to perpetuate the
endless sparse of earthly life.
(40:33):
You see, I make love to mendaily, but in the imagination
and so forth, and that's what.
And again, he was in his 20swhen he wrote this.
Speaker 3 (40:40):
I mean, he was bugged out on some some dope
hallucinogenics too, becausethat sentence before it is
bugged out.
Speaker 1 (40:46):
Yeah.
Speaker 3 (40:48):
I mean the thing for me about this.
So I had not heard of theseletters before you texted us
about it and I just find it oddthat it's it's been reported by
the New York Post and that's it.
Basically the New York Post isthe primary source on this and
like the only, there's been acouple, like local news
affiliates or whatever that havethat have reported on it, but
basically nobody else hasreported on it.
(41:09):
That doesn't mean that it's nottrue, but I don't know.
For me it's like I love Obama.
It doesn't move the move theneedle for me at all.
I think it's actually makes himso much more interesting, it
makes him more complex and likecool that he was talking about
this at such a young age, youknow.
Speaker 1 (41:24):
But that's what I mean.
It was interesting to me.
I wanted to hear more.
Like you know, like it's not,like he was being philosophical
about life and about, you know,being gender neutral or gender,
you know.
Whatever he, I just want toknow how he views right?
You know what I'm saying?
Gender roles and shit.
Speaker 3 (41:43):
Like yeah, and does he identify as bisexual or just
you know, whatever it is.
I mean, I just think it'sinteresting.
I mean it's I'll speak for, asyou know, just myself that I
there's not a single person thatI've met that I haven't thought
about having like what theylook like when they have sex,
what they look like naked.
I'm just, I'm just a weirdperverted person that just
thinks I'm like oh, that'sinteresting and I'll think about
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it with almost everybody andit's almost just like it's like
a fun thought experiment.
Speaker 1 (42:09):
And I'm just more interested in hearing his
philosophies on genderneutrality.
Speaker 3 (42:13):
Oh, for sure.
Speaker 1 (42:14):
And sexuality, because I mean, again, this is
in the 80s, so I feel like hewas a way ahead of his time, you
know, for something that was inthe 80s.
These are subjects I wasn'teven talked about.
You know what I mean.
Now, obviously, you know it wasmore open and and everybody can
come out now and, you know,feel more comfortable about it.
But I, you know, I can alsounderstand, you know, if he is,
let's say, he is bisexual, whyhe wouldn't come out.
(42:36):
Because you know what, whateffects would that have had on
his career, right, and I'msaying, and him running for
president, him running for, youknow, for for different offices,
and him, him being a lawyer,even how, how would all you know
, how would he share hissexuality or his gender
neutrality?
How would that have affectedhim, I mean, you know, right
throughout the course of hislife and his career?
Speaker 3 (42:53):
I mean racism alone almost kept him out of the White
House.
You throw it like homophobiaand racism.
It's like no, not even a chance.
I just think it's dude.
I think about the letters thatI might have written to my
girlfriend when I was 21 orwhatever.
They were nowhere near asintellectual as this letter was.
Speaker 1 (43:12):
No, no, it was ABC shit.
Do you like me?
Yes or no?
Speaker 3 (43:15):
We should go drink some natty light together and
make out.
Speaker 1 (43:20):
Circle wheel box yes.
Speaker 2 (43:22):
No, maybe the fact that you had to go back to point
where you wrote letters.
No, it's a Friday, like, like,like.
Like you get a long text whereyou got keep scrolling, or you
get an email.
Like no one writes letters.
Letters are cool.
Speaker 3 (43:33):
Right.
Speaker 2 (43:34):
Does it?
No, it sounded veryphilosophical.
It sounded like a man who hitthe blunt really, really fucking
hard for you.
It sounded right now.
And the truth of the matter islike we, even then, even now, as
a society, we just cannotaccept the idea of a gay
president.
Like when, had all thecandidates up there, I was like
the guy who's impressed me themost is Pete Buttigieg.
(43:56):
But guess what?
He not winning because againlike.
Pete was smart.
He worked both sides of theaisle.
He had really solid, functional, rational ideas.
But this country is never goingto get past the fact that we're
not electing a gay president.
Speaker 1 (44:08):
I think it'll happen one day, maybe not in our life.
Speaker 3 (44:11):
I think that we're going to have a gay, trans black
president before we have anatheist president.
I think that's to me that thenumber one thing that's
unelectable is if someone was anadmitted atheist, I think.
I think gay president is withinthe next couple of cycles.
Speaker 2 (44:30):
Literally the third sentence one nation under God,
no doubt.
Speaker 3 (44:33):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (44:34):
You would lose the entire Christian community.
Yeah, and that's a lot of a lotof, that's a lot of votes.
What about a Latino?
Can we get a fucking Latino?
Sure, not that cruise, butsomebody else.
No, yeah.
Speaker 2 (44:48):
Oh, you're got enough bags.
And I think in the next, forsure, I think the next 15 years,
I think they will be the numberone minority population in the
country.
Yeah, we will be right which Ivote.
Speaker 1 (44:58):
would y'all vote for Cortez or Casio Cortez?
Yeah, yeah, for sure, I meanfirst female president.
Speaker 3 (45:03):
Yeah, she's, she's got some pretty wild beliefs
about things Like she's, she'sliberal to a, to a point that
I'm like whoa, wait, hold on.
But yeah, I told you, I dig her.
I mean, I like her, I like thestuff that she floats.
Speaker 1 (45:15):
She's mad passionate, though, when you see her, yeah,
arguing and courts and she'sdope Dude I was.
Speaker 3 (45:19):
I was hoping that the Santas was gonna get the
nomination for the republicansand then Trump would run third
party and split the vote andthen we could go.
I was like we should run johnsteward and aoc as vp.
Speaker 2 (45:30):
That the only problem I have with aoc, more than
anything else, is like likeyou're, you're, you're
passionate, you're excitable,you're so it's a fourth, but
You're popular.
I need, I need to see what kindof things in law that you've
enacted.
Like you have a great likefantasy story of like Someone
who wasn't expected to win andyou really use your platform to
(45:51):
move ahead and really try topush things forward.
Yeah, it's like stalling outbecause I don't think she's
found a balance between beingliberal and being rational.
Like I.
Like you have to like fit yourliberal ideas in a gilded box so
it's acceptable to everybody.
Right, got like kind of trojanhorseshit in there.
She's like no, everyone wantsyou have a cat.
(46:11):
Like I mean, what the fuck areyou doing?
Speaker 3 (46:17):
I know and like the green new deal stuff that was
put out and I don't know howmuch of it was actually real,
but like one of the items wasBanning plane travel and I was
like I don't know how real thatwas, I don't know if it was just
like a thought experiment, butI'm like you can't.
That's the silliest thing I'veever heard.
Are you fucking kidding me?
Speaker 2 (46:33):
Have you seen our fucking real system?
Yeah, no.
Speaker 3 (46:36):
And so, wait, you're telling me that no one, that I
have to take a steamship orsomething to go to europe, or
something like no, and then,dude, I mean like nobody needs
any more ammunition againstliberals, right?
Have you seen the thing nowthat that the person just asked
Uh, bryden's press secretary,where he asked if there was, if
biden is planning on doing a twobeer limit for all americans
every week?
(46:56):
Oh, yeah, right about yeah, andit's like Are you, do people
actually believe that this issomething that's true?
Like I don't know there's.
I just think the conspiracytheories behind how like crazy
liberals can get, or whateverit's like aoc just fuels the
fire with some of the thingsthat she says, even though I am
100 on board with a lot of stuff.
Speaker 1 (47:14):
She the most, the most.
I mean.
They're not gonna obviously banalcohol and they're not gonna
tell you you can only have onedrink.
All the all, the most thatthey'll ever do is yeah like it
could be the uh, you know what Imean surgeon general, surgeon
general recommends this or youknow, the government recommends
you can only have no more thantwo drinks per day for a man and
only one drink for a day for afee one.
Speaker 3 (47:33):
What I what I think is funny is that conservatives
took it as a hit against them.
And I'm like bro, I live inportland and I fucking Challenge
you to find a city that drinksmore beer per person and more
strong beer per person thanportland.
Speaker 1 (47:46):
Like people, I mean, fuck, you live in a.
You live in a city where everydrug is oh yeah.
Speaker 3 (47:52):
I mean, if they put a two beer limit on portland like
the whole city would go up inflames, no problem imagine.
Speaker 1 (47:57):
Imagine if portland had the most electoral college
votes.
And and and the one candidatesaid I'm banning all drugs from
the country and all alcohol.
Like you would lose everysingle vote in that station.
But yo, let's wrap this shit up, man.
I'm glad to see that ant isfucking okay and safe and
healthy yeah.
Speaker 2 (48:18):
Don't get worried.
Speaker 1 (48:19):
I mean, the whole purpose of this podcast episode
was that me and mike were gonnacome on here and, you know, tell
the masses if they've seen you,if they've seen a big black
Social worker, please call us.
Let us know what the fuck.
You know what I mean because we, we were, we were concerned man
, fuck, I'm alive.
Speaker 2 (48:34):
Knock this shit off.
Speaker 1 (48:34):
Thank you.
Thank you, sir.
Thanks for having me Let thepeople know where they could
find you.
Speaker 3 (48:41):
Yeah, so we're.
Uh, I host a show called Mikeyand Rin eat.
In Rin is spelled R I nne.
Uh, we're at Mikey and Rin calmor at Mikey and Rin on
instagram, and, yeah, we put outour shows every monday.
It's a show about food and funand all sorts of other f words
Shout out to baby rig.
Speaker 1 (48:58):
Yeah, that's my little man.
He's the best culture.
Peace out.
But
Yo, yo, I found aunt.
Yo, my man was missing forweeks and he's back.
What up, aunt?
Speaker 2 (00:08):
Wasn't fucking lost.
Man Fuck I was here.
Speaker 1 (00:11):
I wasn't lost.
You wasn't responding tomessages to text with phone
calls phone calls I don't callpeople and I called you.
Speaker 2 (00:18):
No, I'm like damn, you have a whole ass wife, a
whole ass kid.
I'm third on that to-do list.
Speaker 1 (00:23):
Don't worry about me, I'm fine, all right well let
the people know why we haven'trecorded in a few weeks, but
we're back.
Speaker 2 (00:30):
I'm a no teller people.
Shit man, the things happen.
What done?
Popping like I fucking ain'tgonna do this week.
You know what, nothing going on.
It's a little bit of shit, butnothing.
But like no, we cool, we'reback.
In effect, hip hop is 50,everybody's here.
We got white people here too,we're universal.
Speaker 1 (00:49):
We got my man Mikey.
She in the building today'sbeen a minute as a guest, was
good here.
Speaker 3 (00:56):
White people in the building.
Speaker 2 (01:01):
It's cool, man.
This is no folding chair sexuntil you good.
Speaker 3 (01:05):
Fuck, we need yeah, we need to talk about.
I all I can think about in thatwhole shit was the Crocs that
kids blown out Crocs, what wetalking about, the Alabama shit.
Speaker 2 (01:14):
Yeah, yeah, I think she gets your mileage out of it
before it dies down.
Speaker 3 (01:19):
Yeah, I feel like I haven't heard anything since
there are for a couple weeks now.
Speaker 2 (01:22):
I feel like I Mean you don't get moments of like
Black pride or whatever, like weshould just get rid of
Juneteenth.
It's make this shit a holiday.
Speaker 3 (01:32):
Dude.
It was awesome.
I mean, just like all the waysthat people edited the footage
to you know Show when the dudesare all skipping their way up to
to confront the dudes on theboat like it was.
You know, people put so muchmusic underneath that and it was
just it's I don't know it wasfucking fit to, and the guy
swimming across the rip, thething I don't know there was.
It was a beautiful, it was likechoreographed better than
anyone could have actuallychoreographed it.
(01:54):
And Crocs needs to be needs totalk about the way that those
Crocs blew out with that kidsfeet through them in the fight.
Speaker 2 (02:03):
They need some fighting Crocs hmm, good old
fashioned American violence man.
I loved it.
Speaker 1 (02:09):
Yo, yo.
But what has happened sincelast time we was on here?
My man fucking my rapper, magoodied, yo, at 50 years old of
age, yeah, and no cause of deathis known yet.
And we've made fun of Magoo onhere because, although his flow
was dope, like, his lyrics madeno sense.
You know, no, it was, he wasjust saying nonsense, but the
(02:31):
shit just sounded so dope, yeah,and a lot of it was Timbo, a
recent piece of my man.
Well, yeah, like I never.
Speaker 2 (02:40):
I never necessarily a good rapper, either no he's not
.
He's a great producer, yeah, nota great rapper.
But the whole thing with thegoo is like If you're going to
disregard, like his place andlike hip-hop is on so full, if
you thought he was corny, it'snot the thing.
It's like everybody has amoment where they got a kind of
tell-the-story hip-hop.
(03:00):
Yeah, it's really hard to getthe like like that.
Wasn't that pretty muchTimbaland's?
It wasn't one call it a soloalbum, but it was Timbaland and
Magoo like this is first timegetting behind the mic.
He wasn't great at it, but youneeded somebody like Magoo to
kind of carry the shit forwardand everything.
I said that I appreciated whathe did, but I want to trip, not
about it.
It's sad to hear the head ofman just pass away like that and
(03:20):
nobody knows like the cause ofdeath I'm gonna assume is
natural, but when you're down atthat, age seem to Natural right
right, and I know that aunt didmake a couple comments through
our episodes about the fact thathe might be watching your
windows.
Speaker 3 (03:34):
Maybe a may it might have been a death caused by the,
the fluid that he used to washpeople's windows in their cars,
like that shit is carcinogenic.
Speaker 2 (03:43):
Like, like so when she was so it and blue, I don't
trust it.
Yeah, no, no, I trust it.
Speaker 3 (03:48):
When he came to like that orange and red shit, like
nah, nah, nah, that's not whenthat I know this shit is this is
a question I've asked on theshow before, I think, but and I
have not figured this out is Dowe know if Magoo is also pirate?
The dude who pirate was on acouple songs with like Tracy Lee
and he would cover his eye andthat was his whole like thing.
(04:08):
But he had this.
He looked exactly like Magooand had the same like nasally
voice.
Do you guys know anything?
Do you remember that dude was?
Speaker 2 (04:15):
I would.
I would think they would havesaid something about that.
Yeah, right.
Speaker 3 (04:18):
That's what I thought and it's like there's no.
I've looked it up on likeWikipedia.
I've never been able to findout who pirate actually is.
But it's sad, it's like Ithought it was.
Magoo.
Speaker 2 (04:26):
What's your?
What's your favorite?
Timberland and Magoo song.
Speaker 3 (04:29):
Oh, it's hold on, I got it oh.
Speaker 1 (04:32):
It's the night, right of shit.
Yeah, sardines is pork andbeans.
Do you know what that means?
It's.
Just won't stop.
Speaker 3 (04:44):
I like the one that uses the.
It uses a sample.
This me to my face.
Get your sleep test out.
Speaker 1 (04:49):
Mm-hmm, the taste slapped out.
Magoo, don't know the middle,I'll be killing it for real.
No, I don't know what he wassaying.
Speaker 2 (04:58):
Oh, you sounded hard.
Oh, he's a fan, fan, I got you.
Speaker 3 (05:02):
Oh, writing rhymes is my favorite time.
Speaker 2 (05:06):
Okay, so, alright, so when, when they have this whole
50 years of hip-hop thing wealways think about, like all the
big name artists and so on soforth, is these little
contributions in between thatmake a big difference as well?
Because, like, like said,timberland matters, but you
still need guys like Magoo andthings like that to go on.
It's always like you know, likethey don't.
(05:27):
Okay, they're not likebookmarks in history, but
they're like like Semi-coldersand shit like that, like Drag-on
People like that.
Yeah, they were there and andknow they happen.
Like, was it?
Like naughty by nature had likea whole bunch of random dudes.
I remember song for likehangout and hustle.
Oh yeah, it's a bunch of.
Speaker 3 (05:48):
Clown.
What was that?
Speaker 2 (05:50):
Yeah, they just had a bunch of random ass dudes, but
it like sales a catchy song and,like I said, the thing about
hip-hop is that you kind of needthose in between things Because
it's always gonna matter forsure it's a stupid song, but
you're going to remember it.
So and Magoo was actually evenon, I think much of him as a
rapper, like his importance tothat whole Virginia, timberland,
missy Pharrell kind of vibething, like it mattered to have
(06:13):
him there.
So, more than anything, manrest in peace, yeah.
Speaker 1 (06:18):
Let me let you know what I was been happening with
me.
Sure, first of all, I don'tthink I've ever told you this,
and, but I was in a cornholeleague, I and it just reads the
season, just the shit recentlyjust finished and actually I
don't think anybody that'slistening right now knew new
this.
But yeah, I was in a cornholeleague.
(06:39):
I don't know why I joined thisshit.
Somebody at work, you know,convinced me to join it and I
must tell you remember when Itold you that I went to the
hip-hop 15, it was the mostdiverse shit I had ever seen.
Well, this is the opposite.
No no, as a spore, as a league,as as a whatever the fuck.
It was the most undiverse.
Speaker 3 (07:02):
You're saying it's all people of color.
Speaker 1 (07:07):
Okay, cornel's the whitest shit in the world of all
time, bro, everybody there wasfrom the mountains of Caucasus.
They was from the fuckingmountains of Caucasus.
And you know, I Was like whatthe fuck am I doing here?
I thought I was okay at it.
I thought I was okay at itbecause I played it one time at
(07:27):
a company picnic, right, wait,we had the fucking company
picnic you joined the leagueafter having played it one time.
I Mean, I played it a couple oftimes, dude, I love fun, right?
I love this, that's.
I played it.
But when I really played it atthe company picnic I thought I
was the man right, until youjoined the league and you
(07:48):
realized that every that peoplereally do this shit.
Speaker 3 (07:50):
Oh yeah, I'm like people are so serious about it.
Speaker 1 (07:53):
First of all, the shit was way further from the.
Two boards were way furtherfrom each other.
Then, when I was playing forfun anywhere, hmm, I'm like what
the fuck this shit is supposedto be 27 feet away from each
other?
Goddamn, so that was already anobstacle, right.
And then, no disrespect to myman, but they gave me a partner.
You know, because they say youhave a partner, I was like nah,
so I will give you one.
(08:14):
It's like when they say youhave the right to remain silent
if you have an attorney.
You know you have a right to anattorney.
If you don't have one, willgive you a fucking dumbest
attorney.
We can start right.
Speaker 3 (08:22):
A public defender, partner, shit.
It was one of those situations.
Speaker 1 (08:25):
I hope he's not listening because I like this
gentleman.
But yeah, they just gave mesome dude and I was like fuck
and and you know, I figured,okay, if they give me somebody
decent, we could, we could, wecould make some noise, because
I'm not trash, like I could putthe shit on the board, but I'm
not gonna necessarily make themin all the time.
Right, but this guy was likebarely making it on the board
(08:47):
most of the time, so whatever.
And it was like $50 buying inshit per person, so whatever for
fucking cornhole.
Speaker 2 (08:55):
Yeah, you know you win money at the end is not
including beer.
Speaker 1 (09:00):
Right, you have to bring your own bills by OB.
Obviously people brought beer,people was smoking people.
It was a fun time.
I'm not gonna say it wasn't.
It was a good time.
You know, the final day, thelast playoff day, they ordered
pizza.
We, we had a good time.
But what I'm saying is I ain'tknow what I was getting myself
into and it is not a diversesport.
Speaker 3 (09:17):
Very little color was going on in that fucking
backyard, yeah, but anyway, yeah, there are a lot of custom
there, a lot of custom-madeCornhole sets that I bet you
have the Confederate flag on.
Speaker 2 (09:30):
Let's just say there might be a majority.
I got some with Trump face nodoubt new mugshot on that, but
you sitting there and wonder whymy ass ain't around, cuz the
shit like that.
Speaker 1 (09:42):
That's exactly why you know, goddamn you got to
diversify your portfolio, man.
Speaker 2 (09:47):
Hell.
No, I got diversified shit inblack America's hard enough as
it is, the fuck's all they gointo the cornhole tournament.
It's my black ass up there witha bunch of white people.
I'm just flinging the shit outof it like that.
Oh, look at me, look at those.
Negroes are also athletic.
I'm throwing a fucking a sackinto a hole.
This ain't special.
Speaker 3 (10:03):
It does feel like you are fishing for a hate crime to
go to a cornhole event.
It's kind of you're just you'redeciding to put yourself in the
in the lion's den.
Speaker 2 (10:13):
And you can't bring the black guy, they're like oh,
I bet you use athletic.
Speaker 1 (10:16):
No, oh, I got a hand in you bags and shit.
Are you here to clean up?
Speaker 3 (10:20):
Are you here Are?
Speaker 1 (10:21):
you here to pick up.
Speaker 3 (10:22):
Well, and then aunt shows up and starts fucking,
starts nailing the holes, andthen I think people are fucking
real competitive in that sport.
I wouldn't necessarily Want tobe the one person of color
that's winning.
Speaker 2 (10:36):
Start rejigging the game.
I'm like Over here too, becauseI don't mind being competitive,
yeah, but it's like it has tobe something that matters to me
it's like cornhole is a leisureactivity.
For sure I fucking hate golf,right?
Speaker 3 (10:50):
Well, and it's like so, jeff, I built I'm not a
cornhole, I barely even remember.
I can never remember the nameof it, I'm always like fucking
sack toss, whatever it's called.
But I built Cornhole boards forjust to have like at our house
during parties.
So I'm like, oh, that's, that'sfun.
We got like, we got peoplechuck it around and so each they
have one has my face on it,then the other one has Rinn's
face on it, and and I was like,oh, this is fun, and like people
(11:12):
think, because I have cornholeboards at my house, that I'm
like a fucking baller and I a Idisappoint anybody who comes
over here wants to play cornholebecause I suck at it.
And then People who like comeover here and they're like oh, I
fucking love cornhole, they'veall got techniques and they can
like nail it every single timeand like I'm just like everybody
(11:32):
needs to calm the fuck down.
Speaker 1 (11:36):
Oh yeah, they have ways of throwing this shit, oh
yeah.
I'm like holy shit.
Speaker 3 (11:40):
I'm just trying to drink in the outside, bro, I
don't know, calm down.
Speaker 2 (11:46):
Like it's a leisure, yeah, like that's a good idea.
Speaker 3 (11:50):
Right and any any sport quote-unquote that you can
do while you're drinking is nota sport.
Sorry, golf included.
Speaker 1 (11:59):
Did you?
Speaking of Trump's mugshot,bro?
You know you heard that he madelike 10 million dollars already
just selling merch.
For sure His mugshot on it.
Speaker 3 (12:06):
That's fucking insane to me and I sent Jeff a link to
the to the merchandise.
It's the most garbage shit.
Like they didn't even doanything creative with it.
They just took his stupidmugshot picture.
They erased the little likesheriff logo from Georgia and
then they just wrote underneathNever, what is it again?
They never surrender, neversurrender, but in like the
(12:29):
dumbest font, it's just blackand white and like what I texted
you guys was like hesurrendered.
Speaker 1 (12:36):
It's a mugshot but that's the you surrender what
makes it look, you justsurrendered yourself.
Speaker 3 (12:42):
But ten million dollars, dude, that's scary like
it he can be.
I mean, I don't know Biden'snot pulling in that money with,
with, without a mugshot yeah.
Speaker 1 (12:53):
I don't know, man, but let's move on another.
The other thing that I want tosay that happened to me recently
Was that I got suspended fromTwitter, oh, now known as X.
What do you have to do?
Speaker 3 (13:07):
to do that.
Speaker 1 (13:08):
DMX.
Yo, apparently they said theysaid I was using quote-unquote
violent speech.
Oh, tell us more.
Would you say?
Thirsty, not now.
I can curse with the best ofthem.
I can mother fuck people withthe best of them, right?
And I've said way worse shit onthat platform and Having and
(13:29):
having gotten kicked or warnedabout shit you know, I've
threatened people, I've calledpeople all kinds of fucking shit
, right?
So this one instance, now thatElon Musk is part of the
sensitive, as fucking bitch asGen Z community, I guess, I
don't know, he wants to beregularly, and every goddamn
thing you say on their shit,wait, no, wasn't that his whole
(13:50):
shit, though?
Is somebody posted a video I.
Speaker 3 (13:54):
Thought his whole shit was that he took over it so
that a kid like he could reallymake it about free speech.
Speaker 1 (14:00):
Right, well, that's bullshit, because now you got to
watch what you fucking say.
If you offend anybody and theyreport you, you get fucking
banned without a warning,without a second or third chance
.
That's it.
They kick you to fuck off.
Okay, somebody post a video.
Right, and you've probably seenthem.
I don't know how much you'reonline.
It's like kids on like theirbicycles and they're like doing
one.
You know, they're poppingwillies and they're like going
(14:23):
through traffic and they'redodging cars and dodging people
and just missing them and almosthitting people, right, yeah,
and I'm like yo, what the fuck?
and they're like just missing acar, like just missing.
That's like their shit Now.
It's like a sport to them now.
And and I simply wrote on thecomments I was like I would run
one of these motherfuckers over,like I'll run one of them over.
(14:44):
That's what I put.
Yeah, that'll do it, that's itNext thing.
You know, I don't know if itwas hours later, it might have
even been like a day later I tryto, I try to send something and
boom, it tells me your shit issuspended Indefinitely.
I'm like what, if you want toappeal it?
Or you know, press here.
So I click here and like tellus why you want to appeal this
shit.
I'm like, first of all, this ismy first offense.
(15:06):
You know I apologize.
You know, second of all, likeyo, what the fuck?
And a warning or nothing.
Like I ain't even say nothing.
That was that bad.
But you know I apologize, giveme another chance.
You know I'll make it right.
You know I'm saying Do.
And then they respond to theywere live, we're gonna review
your appeal and we'll get backto you a few more hours later.
They was like yeah, you know we, after further review, we've,
(15:26):
you know, you violated Some ofthe terms, our terms and
agreements and our rules andshit.
So unfortunately you're justsuspended and Definitely.
Speaker 3 (15:37):
I mean, dude, I get pushed.
I'm like get out of, I getpushed.
A lot of those videos on tiktokand stuff and it's Um, and I
mean there the comment sectionis full of people saying things
like oh, that was me, I wouldjust run over in my truck or
whatever.
Yo, I mean and.
I don't get any of those peopleare getting banned at all.
I do notice on on tiktok likepeople will like I'm also
(15:59):
getting pushed a fair amount ofvideos of people like you know,
karens or whatever, going afterpeople or like throwing
something to people's housewindows or stuff, and people
will say pew pew, like pew pew,instead of saying I'd shoot them
because they can't say that.
So they sell pew pew and it's.
I mean, dude, I don't know, Ican't believe that they it's.
It's also like I thought thatthat Elon Musk his whole thing
(16:22):
was that it's a bunch of youknow, it's basically social
media is just a bunch of cowardsnow so that you can come on X
and say anything you want.
That's so.
I guess that's not the deal.
Speaker 1 (16:32):
Yeah, and he a lot, and he reinstated Trump.
So Trump is back tweeting andshit.
Speaker 3 (16:36):
You know, you know he's gonna say whatever the fuck
you want fart tweet about he'sgonna shit tweet about all the
dumbass stuff that he wants totalk about.
Speaker 1 (16:42):
So so they told me so they go, you know, and don't
try to make another account,because we'll suspend that one
too.
But fuck them.
I made another account With thesame exact picture that I had
on the other account, butobviously different name all of
that.
And I was like you know what Ipromote my business on here?
I promote my shit, my podcastand all that, so I'm gonna start
.
You know, I gotta be moremindful of what the fuck I post
(17:03):
on this shit.
It's hard, though, because whenI see some ignorant shit, I
just want to, right away, I justwant to make a comment on it.
You know what I mean.
Like I'm just compelled rightaway to say some shit like fuck
you, you fucking idiot, you knowcan ask a question?
Speaker 2 (17:15):
Yeah, the children that you were laughing at.
Were these children white?
Speaker 1 (17:20):
No, they were actually black.
The majority of them were blackwriting bicycles up and down
busy streets, avoiding cars andsome of them because it was like
a whole video of outtakes andsome of them are like bumping
into people and they just keepgoing and but you know, cars are
like beeping at them like move,get out the way.
And I'm like yo, they go, theygo, really cause some a big
accident one day.
Speaker 2 (17:40):
Okay, Twitter Thanks.
Thanks for standing up for thebrothers.
I appreciate that.
Speaker 3 (17:45):
Well, that's what I was kind of wondering.
I'm like, is Elon Musk tryingto like his acts, trying to
posture like they're protecting,you know, black kids that are
doing this in the videos andstuff?
I mean, are they trying to kindof like?
Actually like this is theElon's way of saying I have
black friends yeah.
Speaker 2 (18:00):
I'm showing diversity .
Can't talk about black peoplelike this right now.
We call them cool.
Speaker 1 (18:07):
But now that I think about it, if the, if it was
white kids on that video, whatwould the outcome have been
different?
Hell yeah, you think?
Hell fuck yeah like what?
Speaker 2 (18:17):
Because the whole thing is like you know, these
just kids are just being goose,you're just being mean.
Now some little black kids likehold on, now we're trying to
diversify our stream, right,right, I'm trying to get more
Negro to like our things and weneed them to know.
By Twitter blue for $12 a month.
We can't have this right, it'sunacceptable.
So so is it impossible no, notreally.
(18:39):
It's really possible that theylike they got sick of your shit
and we'd like all right, youknow, they probably did,
probably viewed all the shityou've done, right.
Speaker 3 (18:49):
I know enough enough, maybe in the fly for years now.
Yeah, maybe he is menace.
I Mean Jeff, if you want us tosay if you want to get your your
fix, then I have a thing that Ifollow called kids getting hurt
, and it's an Instagram page allof the dumbass kids getting
hurt.
So I kind of hate watching it,but it's a yeah, I don't know,
it's dumbass kids getting.
I am a menace to societal media.
Speaker 2 (19:12):
You know, like you know what I actually like
watching for, like entertainment, like to make me feel better.
I like to go on YouTube andwatch people get tased.
Speaker 1 (19:19):
No.
Speaker 2 (19:21):
It's something about them like just freezing like
somebody to unplug thecontroller and they just like go
stiff.
I love yeah, yeah.
I just not funny, but it'sfucking hilarious, pretty.
Speaker 3 (19:30):
It depends on what the person's doing, but I do it.
I've seen a couple like Karensort of situations recently
where someone's like screamingat a cashier or something and
they get tased and it's, it'swonderful.
Speaker 2 (19:41):
My whole thing is that how long they gonna keep
this bullshit up, with COVIDcoming back any streets like
y'all gonna stop yelling in myface like that?
Like.
All right, I'm gonna fuck youup like I'll spend a couple
nights in jail.
Sure, I ain't doing this shitwith y'all, man, yeah.
Speaker 1 (19:53):
I wonder, speaking of COVID you, are you gonna start
wearing mask at like?
You thought about wearing Maskagain.
I'll wear my work.
Speaker 2 (19:59):
I wear my work.
Yeah, yeah, I'm not even intreats like that.
Yeah, because I'm out in thepublic dealing with people as a
social worker.
So therefore I always wear amask when I'm interacting with
people.
When I'm at my desk, I don't,but when I'm out and I got to
talk to clients and everythingelse like that and songs are
full for hand me papers and allthe kind of shit they just right
there with you.
Yeah, absolutely, man, I'm notbugging out about it, just more
(20:19):
since, like With me, I'm alwaysgonna be careful.
Especially, I should have wentthrough with more like a safety
thing, anything else, but thatLike apparently it's coming back
and it and then change the formlist and now some other shit.
So I'm like, all right, let'sjust be smart about this.
Speaker 3 (20:35):
I get that and you're probably.
You're probably working withpeople that have compromised
Mean systems and stuff like I'mgonna be bringing that into
their house.
Speaker 2 (20:43):
My shit compromise.
Leave me the fucking low Like Idon't see no hands going over
your mouth and nobody blowinginto these shirt, nothing like
that.
They just carrying on.
I'm like okay, man, not fucking.
Speaker 3 (21:00):
Yeah, I had a dude run put your mask on.
I had to do run past me on thestreet today and he like he like
you know he was breathing likehow he was running, so he's like
rhythmically breathing, and Iwas like dude, you know, you
could, you could wait half asecond until you're past me to
exhale, and he like came past meand we were, our faces were
like five inches from each otherand he just went, you know like
all basically in my direction.
(21:21):
I was like fucking terroristact bro.
Speaker 1 (21:28):
I would have said something, I would have been
like yo really broke.
Speaker 3 (21:30):
Yeah, I'm like I've got my baby on my chest.
I was like dude, fuck you, spitin his mouth.
Speaker 2 (21:37):
I want to say shut up , pop the clean shit out of him.
Speaker 1 (21:42):
Let me transition real quick to some politics,
touch on some, some politicaltopics, or not really political
topics, but topics aboutpoliticians, hmm.
And I want to talk about theturtle Mitch McConnell, oh, talk
about.
Why does he keep what?
Why does he keep freezing up?
(22:04):
Be Like, are these mini strokesthat he's having when he's
doing this public like?
Speaker 3 (22:09):
an absent seizure or something like that.
I don't know.
Speaker 1 (22:13):
It's like how old is he?
Is he like?
Speaker 2 (22:15):
85?
Speaker 1 (22:16):
He's close to 90, isn't he?
Speaker 2 (22:18):
trying to get the matrix man.
He just Sickness shit.
Speaker 1 (22:23):
My thing is, I feel like they should have an age
limit on politicians.
Sure, we've talked about we'vetalked about having age limits
on drivers, like after like 70,you shouldn't be allowed to
drive.
I think they should have thesame shit on fucking politicians
, bro, like after 70 or 75 Ifyou've passed all the, you know
the evaluations, then 75.
(22:44):
And that's it.
Like I think it should be anexpiration date, man.
Speaker 2 (22:48):
No, no, it should just be restricted, Like at a
particular age you should driveduring the daytime.
Speaker 3 (22:52):
So, like he can't, after a certain age you can't
vote Right you can't take theright away.
Speaker 2 (22:57):
You earn the right, but the more anything else like
I don't want to be out in theroad when there's somebody like
70 years old on a parkway, darkas shit, and they going like a
smooth 45-mile-mile-mile.
Nobody want to do that.
But I mean drive like like fromsun up to sundown.
Yeah, you can do so becauseit's safer, it's more people out
, you can see shit like that.
But the thing with term limitsyou're 100% right, because I
(23:19):
don't think they really want.
They don't really want to putterm limits because the people
that we're talking about prettymuch like old white men.
They're getting more old whitemen coming after them.
So you put limits, like whenyou got to like leave the job.
The whole thing is like if youput younger people in there to
kind of run the country, they'renot going to like that because
the first thing you're going todo is text this shit out of
really rich people, which arethe old white guys that are
sitting there.
Speaker 3 (23:39):
So I mean, yeah, of course they're never going to
allow.
But I mean, like you know,Mitch McConnell's 81.
Like, if I go in and I like I'mlike, oh man, someone wants me
to go, like find a newaccountant, and I go into the
accountant's office and the dudeis fucking 81 years old, no,
thank you.
I don't want you making anydecisions for me, including
financial ones.
(23:59):
The idea that we let peoplework until they basically die.
I mean, like look at OrrinHatch or different people that
have, like they've been totallyincapacitated before they've
left office.
I mean and you know we'retalking about Feinstein here.
She's been having major, majorhealth stuff and yeah, I mean I
totally agree.
I think it should be the peoplethat.
I think it should be youngpeople.
(24:20):
I mean it's they're.
They're the ones that are goingto have to deal with a lot of
the consequences of laws they'repassing.
So younger the better.
Speaker 1 (24:26):
Yeah, but I mean all right, so he's 81.
Biden is 80.
Speaker 3 (24:29):
So they're about the same age.
Speaker 1 (24:31):
And we're already starting to see Biden stumbling,
mumbling his word.
He's falling asleep and shitLike you know what I mean.
Speaker 3 (24:36):
I don't trust Biden.
I mean, he's too old man, it's.
It's not.
He's not representing, like thecore of what should be the
decision makers in our countryright now.
Speaker 1 (24:45):
What?
Speaker 2 (24:47):
And that's the fucked up shit, because then God
forbid something happens to him.
Speaker 1 (24:51):
We got who takes over the vice president.
Nobody even knows what hisladies at.
Bro, Look, fucking bitch hasn'tsaid a word in months.
Speaker 2 (25:00):
We shouldn't be running a nursing home, right,
seriously right, like when yourparents get to a particular age
you can't really take them, soyou put maybe a system living on
the nursing home, sure, likelike they are past the nursing
home age and you're leaving themresponsible for the future of
the country.
Yeah, I'm sorry, but morallyand rationally there's something
(25:21):
wrong there, especially likewhen they're that kind of old.
So they mean like they wentthrough, like like segregation
and civil rights, like that.
They got some pretty stronglike opinion like my grandmother
is 82.
Yeah, grandmother doesn't likewhite people, but I know why
because of how she grew up?
Speaker 3 (25:38):
I wouldn't either.
Speaker 2 (25:40):
Yeah, it was, it was dark for her back then.
Like like from where they were.
They were like 10 miles awayfrom like where, like they said,
it's correct, like clan ralliesand shit.
So she just has this particulardisdain for white people.
Yeah, she doesn't.
She doesn't dislike all of them, like she knows you, she likes
you, but in general she's like Iain't trusting it.
I've been through a lot, butagain you're dealing with the
same people in the reverse sidewho probably were, you know,
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under them hoods and even likerunning office.
It gets a bit, it can get dark,so you should probably have a
term limits, just to be safe.
Speaker 1 (26:09):
Yeah, but I say, at the very least, have a public
speaker that represents them orthat speaks for them, that goes
up and says you know the thingsthat he's, you know that he
wants Biden or Mitch to sayright, because you can't have
these people in front of a liveaudience, in front of national
TV, in front of the world goingup there.
They don't know what the fuckthey saying.
They freezing up, wow, theymispronounce and shit, they miss
(26:31):
speaking.
They're there, the heart likeyo.
Speaker 3 (26:33):
What the fuck one of the hard parts, I think, in the
Republican Party for me is thatyou know so, all right, we get
rid of Mitch McConnell.
The person behind him could be.
Marjorie Taylor Green could be.
I mean, there's a lot worsethan Mitch McConnell behind him,
so that I think the future ofthe Republican Party in my mind
is a fucking horror show.
So I mean I just on on a likehuman level, I kind of feel for
(26:57):
Mitch McConnell and I'm likedude.
I don't want to be the nexttime that I see him have him
drop dead on camera.
I just think it's like thisdude shouldn't be put in this
situation anymore.
His brain obviously cannot takeit.
But I'm, I'm not.
I do not trust the people thatare going to come and fill the
void behind him.
Speaker 1 (27:16):
If we get to the point and tell us what happened.
Speaker 2 (27:19):
We're not doing that, man, because they're not going
to, because they remember whenTrump had COVID and try to act
like everything was cool.
But he's out here likeinfecting other motherfuckers
for like a week, remember, comehere, you hop off the hopper
wave and like, yeah, I'm thumbsup, I'm good, but like you in
here in a sealed, you know, youknow fucking like limo, yeah,
(27:40):
you know you're walking aroundSecret Service who, you get sick
and you hop off like you wantto show strength and shit like
that.
It's like no, and I don't want.
Like the.
Was that the state of the unionthat the president has?
I don't want him whisperingsomething to his nurses aid and
she's telling it to the countrywe elected you, not her.
We're not doing this for sure.
Speaker 3 (27:59):
Well, and it's.
And then Trump you know, I lovethe, you know the booking
record where it said that hisyou know his height and weight
was 63 to 15.
Nice try, don.
I love the like social mediaposts where it has Trump on one
side and then it has like an NBAplayer who's actually 63 to 15.
(28:20):
And you just see, and it's likeI know that fat and muscle are
different and like they weighdifferent things, whatever, but
like hey, don, you haven't seen215 for decades, shit.
Speaker 2 (28:31):
They're gonna put them next to fucking Drew
Holliday Like oh yeah same guy,Same same.
Speaker 3 (28:37):
What's the?
Speaker 1 (28:37):
over under what's the over?
Speaker 2 (28:40):
under on his weight 270.
Yeah, about the over, about 265270.
Speaker 3 (28:45):
Yeah, yeah, because he's a fluffy boy and you know,
and the other thing about him is, like you know, he's, he's,
he's pretty tall, whatever.
Like he got fucking damn it.
With the amount of money he hasand the position that he has,
he could have someone dress himand he could look way better.
Those fucking ill fitting suitsare doing nothing to help him.
Like he looks like garbage.
Speaker 1 (29:06):
I mean shit.
He hasn't done nothing abouthis hair and an age Like why,
you know why would he start nowdoing some other shit?
Speaker 2 (29:11):
I think people don't really understand, like what a
well Taylor suit can do to yourfriends.
Speaker 3 (29:16):
Oh, yeah, like you get, like dude, I just I have my
my wedding suit, the suit formy wedding.
My wife and I have.
We just celebrated our 11thanniversary.
Speaker 2 (29:26):
And Jeff, jeff, jeff.
Speaker 3 (29:28):
Oh yeah, jeff, where do you at 7.
7-eleven.
And so my the pants of my suitat the time and I don't even
know if they were like infashion at the time, even they
were just ill fitting, they weretailored wrong and they were
like really pretty baggy anddude.
I just I have them retaileredand it's a whole different
(29:50):
fucking suit.
Like I'm fatter than I am now,than I was at my wedding, for
sure, and I look skinnier when Iwear the suit now, like
definitely I mean Trump's Trumpshit is like at least a size or
two too big.
Speaker 1 (30:03):
God damn.
And that tie.
So what is that?
Like a forex, yeah.
Speaker 3 (30:07):
I mean due to, these are custom, these are custom
made suits, bro.
Like those are key wears, likefifteen thousand dollar suits
and yet they look like that.
I mean it's I don't know, it'sa fucking travesty.
Speaker 2 (30:18):
You know he dresses like you like.
Remember when David Stern enter?
Like he got like like you, likeyou can't wear like jewelry and
like white keys on the bench.
And they all wear like three Xs.
Yes, like I'm just like twobaggy.
Yes, like they were lookinglike the kid from big when he
went from Tom Hanks, the kidthat I'm just like dragging on
them.
That's the way all this suits.
Look, I'm just like dude youshould.
Speaker 3 (30:38):
When was the last time you guys looked at the
album cover of Diddy?
Oh God, what was that?
The one with all about theBenjamins.
That that was.
Speaker 1 (30:45):
Whatever the album or your family with the locks in
the background.
Speaker 3 (30:50):
Look at that album cover and look at how ill
fitting like Jada kiss his suitis.
It's.
It's so wild.
Speaker 2 (30:57):
I know Jada had him.
That my first look like, likehe wants to tell her no, no, no,
Put some safety pins in it,like we got.
Speaker 3 (31:04):
I got this from my dad.
Speaker 1 (31:05):
They never they had never worn a suit before that
photo.
Speaker 3 (31:08):
Like Jada kiss that.
That suit is definitely likedripping into your soup Like you
have tomato soup.
Speaker 1 (31:14):
It was supposed to be what was supposed to be
Biggie's funeral.
I think that was the whole ideaunder as supposed to be like
their morning Right Biggie'sdeath and shit.
Speaker 2 (31:21):
I was just about to say that he was dressed like
when you had when it's yourfirst time wearing a suit to a
few.
Don't know what to wear, solike I just need something black
and but then, like you don'tknow your size, your weight,
your cut, like what's the bestone.
Speaker 1 (31:33):
It's like we all have that family member, though.
We all have that friend or thatfamily member who shows up to
the shit and you could tell islike their first and only time
that they're ever going to wearit Totally.
Speaker 3 (31:43):
When it's like and you look at the suits and like,
chic Is that?
I guess that's chic.
Yeah, yeah, his suit is itlooks like one of the suits, you
know, when they're like in thecartoons where, like three kids
would stand on top of eachother's shoulders and try to get
into the movie it looks likehe's actually three kids in a
suit.
Speaker 1 (32:00):
It was Black Rob Mace and the locks, and did he?
Speaker 3 (32:03):
Yeah, yeah, yeah, black Rob, everybody suits there
.
The sleeves are kind of fittingOK.
The, the, I don't know what youcall it, but the main part of
the jacket is just extremelylong.
It's like beyond penis level toalmost to knees.
Speaker 2 (32:16):
Right, it's supposed to be terrylet, where if you
wear the shirt, you have aboutan inch or two of cuff right
where it shows.
Yes, it's down to the enough.
Speaker 3 (32:25):
It looks like an overcoat, it's great.
Speaker 2 (32:29):
And who looked the sharpest?
Like did he like?
Y'all gonna fuck this up, notme, I'm, I'm like yeah, he looks
good.
Speaker 1 (32:33):
Yeah, like I have these in my closet.
You're gonna have to just go inthat box over there Did he.
Speaker 3 (32:37):
I will say that did he does look.
He does look like someone putlike photo shopped his head onto
a much larger man's body,though it looks like he's got a
ping pong head, like you putshoulder pads on and like and it
takes.
Speaker 2 (32:49):
It takes a bold man to pull off a three piece suit.
Oh sure, Definitely it does,because you got to get it just
right and, like I said, we go tofunerals.
Either either the suit doesn'tfit or seems like it was in the
back of the closet Like I'm notlike ironing this shit at all.
Speaker 3 (33:05):
It's like a color that hasn't been like in fashion
for 25 years, because theyhaven't worn it since their high
school graduation.
Speaker 2 (33:13):
Like like brown pinch right.
Speaker 3 (33:15):
Yeah, damn it.
Speaker 2 (33:18):
Yeah, and that's the way Trump looks and he's our
leader.
He's 80 something.
Well, how old is Trump?
Was 78?
.
Yeah, I think you're right.
Speaker 3 (33:24):
I think it's close to 80 years.
Speaker 2 (33:26):
Yeah, but you're like I said you're still too old.
Speaker 1 (33:27):
He's only a couple of years younger than Biden.
Yeah, yeah, all he's.
Speaker 2 (33:31):
They're all too old and, from what I remember, he's
the only president that I canremember that.
You know, every president theyalways have that physical
fitness thing for the kids andother shit.
Yeah, he's never done that shit.
He's the opposite.
He's the opposite, right,because that's why I'm fighting.
I lost the bike Because becausehe was pedaling and shit and he
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didn't hit the kickstand.
I'm not gonna shut down Obama,did he?
Saw him pooping?
Sure, he always seemed to doathletic shit.
Oh, you see this nigga withlike Big Macs and Dyke.
Speaker 3 (33:59):
Right, all right.
When he had that.
He had that like Looney Tunesdoctor who said that he was like
the most in shape person he'sever met with, or whatever.
The guy who had long hair whodied recently.
Speaker 1 (34:12):
How much do you have to pay?
How much do you pay that doctorso much Enough.
Speaker 3 (34:16):
Yeah, enough, yeah.
Speaker 2 (34:18):
And then how much, would how much cost you to lie
for me?
Speaker 3 (34:20):
Right.
Speaker 2 (34:21):
That much.
Speaker 3 (34:22):
And then that dude died at like 70, like maybe 70
years old like that guy, andthat guy was in shape but he
died at like 70.
I'm like it's not a good signwhen your doctor is kicking
super early.
Speaker 1 (34:33):
Speaking of paying people off, one of our patrons
actually brought to my attention.
Shout out to the block that itcame out that, or it might be a
rumor, but it came out thatTrump actually paid, or no?
I'm fucking this up.
That little Wayne actually paidTrump to get him out of jail.
Remember when?
(34:53):
he was endorsing him before andshit like that.
Why it was Dwayne?
It was a few rappers and it wasa few dudes that were like that
he that he freed from jail andshit, and they started endorsing
him.
Remember that?
Yeah, sure.
Wasn't like him and Kodak Blackyes, it was Kodak Black and
Wayne and he got him out of jail.
And then they started endorsinghim and they're like yo, well,
I figured OK, well, he got himout of jail.
I mean, you know, I get it Likewhy would you know?
(35:15):
I didn't understand, like whyIce Cube was endorsing him and
other people Like, if you got meout of jail, like I kind of
understand why they're endorsinghim.
But it just it came outrecently, supposedly, that you
know they paid the motherfuckerGet me out of jail With it paid
If I have to pay you, but if Ihave to pay you to get me out of
jail, I'm not, I don't have toendorse you.
Speaker 3 (35:34):
So you're saying?
You're saying that Little Waynepaid Trump to pardon him?
Speaker 1 (35:39):
That's what they're saying.
Yeah, and then, and then therunning rate it starts at like a
million dollars.
The running rate is a milliondollars and I'll get you and
some of your homies out, yeah.
Speaker 3 (35:52):
Huh, and then you have to endorse me as well.
Right, right, right.
Speaker 1 (35:56):
Well, this is like.
I would think that theendorsement alone would be worth
the price of admission.
Oh, certainly, yeah, yeah, likeyou, get me out and I'll tell
all my millions of followers tovote.
Speaker 3 (36:06):
Well, especially like Wayne.
I mean Wayne's like street credis so high for someone like
Trump like, who fortunately hashad his back turned upon him by
the black community by in foryears and years and years and we
know why to get little Wayne'sendorsement, I mean.
But it's like for little Wayne,I would think that would be
like on some level, kind of notcareer suicide, but it just
(36:29):
makes you look like the lastperson in your shoes that did
that was Kanye, and everybody'slike Kanye's mentally ill.
So I would just think it wouldbe a really bad move on his part
.
Speaker 1 (36:39):
But I guess I wish there was a stat.
I wish there was a stat thatthey can maybe trace somehow and
see how many votes did acandidate actually get from
certain celebrities endorsingthem.
Right, like I wish there wassome way to track that shit.
Like, okay, trump got an extratwo million black votes from
Kodak black and ice cube andWayne endorsing him.
(37:02):
You know what I mean.
Like that would, that would be.
I would like to see those,those stats.
Speaker 2 (37:06):
Sure, I'm telling you right now, if that's true, I'm
never checking off black on theapplication ever again.
True, ever ever.
If we're selling a vote for him, yeah, no, yeah, no.
And I mean Kanye, he was crazy,so it's like that's kind of one
side with, but Wayne'sunkillable, right, right.
(37:27):
I mean people like him, like ifSnoop Dogg endorsing, like they
still love Snoop.
Speaker 3 (37:30):
Yeah, they look at difference.
When Wayne Wayne's likeeccentric enough that it's like
people kind of like I don't knowhe's going through a phase or
something, it's like.
Speaker 2 (37:38):
I don't know, maybe he's just like oh Wayne back
when I leave, Right Right.
Speaker 3 (37:44):
What's you know?
What I think is interesting iswhen you're Cornel West, next
time Right.
But when you start to talkabout the like pardoning and
stuff, right.
Like DeSantis has promised thatyou know he talks shit about
Trump all the time but he says,like the first thing I'll do day
one in office is I'll pardon,you know, donald Trump for all
of his, any crimes that he getsyou know convicted of.
And it's just like it's such afunny thing that, like now,
(38:06):
basically the presidency is forsale.
Speaker 2 (38:09):
He's a bitch.
Speaker 3 (38:10):
Oh my God, we were talking about Mitch McConnell
freezing on camera.
How about Ron DeSantis tryingto fucking smile like a human?
That dude is such he's like I'man alien wearing a human skin
suit.
Look at me smile.
Speaker 2 (38:25):
What was the thing called Like when I give robots
the turn test, yeah, yeah, andit's like he's failing it.
It's like you're like showemotions, like yeah, yeah, like
his smile is so forced.
It's like it's not natural.
It's like I'm always unhappy,right, so to see me smile seems
really unnatural to me.
(38:45):
Like, just don't smile, to beserious as shit.
Speaker 3 (38:47):
Yeah, it's a body snatcher situation for sure he's
, he just gives me, he makes mefeel, you know that song, that
Paul McCartney song about forChristmas.
So that song, whenever I hearit, it makes me feel like I have
bugs crawling all over my skinand sometimes inside my skin.
And when I see Rhonda Santasmile, it makes me feel the
exact same way as that PaulMcCartney Christmas song.
Speaker 2 (39:10):
And he just throwing away millions of dollars.
No one's going to vote for you,man.
No one likes you.
They don't like in your ownstate, right.
Speaker 3 (39:15):
That's.
That's pretty sad when youcan't get even your state behind
you.
The people that know you best,jeffrey, move us forward.
Speaker 2 (39:23):
Fuck you.
I seriously want to stay.
Speaker 1 (39:25):
I wanted to know your opinions because every time I
mentioned this, a lot of peoplehaven't even fucking heard of
this shit.
I want to know your opinions onthe supposed Obama letters.
I know you have heard about itnow because I mentioned it
before.
You know the like these 1982letters that are now been
redacted from like one of hisex-girlfriends back in college
(39:47):
and you know these are lettersthat he would write to her.
Speaker 2 (39:49):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (39:50):
I think they have them, like in the museum now or
in the college now.
They have them up.
So people, oh shit, let's lookat them, let's see what the fuck
you know Obama's penmanshiplooks like.
But anyway, and it, you know,in the letter he proposed, he
tells her that you know that heloves, you know that he makes
love to men daily, but in theimagination only.
Yeah, and, and I thought it wasinteresting, I wasn't even
(40:13):
looking at it like, oh shit,Obama's gay, I wasn't even you
know what.
I mean I would look the way hewas describing shit and the way
he was talking to her on thisletter.
I found, you know, it wasinteresting to me.
Yeah, I mean, you know, inregard to homosexuality he goes.
I must say that I believe thisis an attempt to remove oneself
from the present, or refusal,perhaps, to perpetuate the
endless sparse of earthly life.
(40:33):
You see, I make love to mendaily, but in the imagination
and so forth, and that's what.
And again, he was in his 20swhen he wrote this.
Speaker 3 (40:40):
I mean, he was bugged out on some some dope
hallucinogenics too, becausethat sentence before it is
bugged out.
Speaker 1 (40:46):
Yeah.
Speaker 3 (40:48):
I mean the thing for me about this.
So I had not heard of theseletters before you texted us
about it and I just find it oddthat it's it's been reported by
the New York Post and that's it.
Basically the New York Post isthe primary source on this and
like the only, there's been acouple, like local news
affiliates or whatever that havethat have reported on it, but
basically nobody else hasreported on it.
(41:09):
That doesn't mean that it's nottrue, but I don't know.
For me it's like I love Obama.
It doesn't move the move theneedle for me at all.
I think it's actually makes himso much more interesting, it
makes him more complex and likecool that he was talking about
this at such a young age, youknow.
Speaker 1 (41:24):
But that's what I mean.
It was interesting to me.
I wanted to hear more.
Like you know, like it's not,like he was being philosophical
about life and about, you know,being gender neutral or gender,
you know.
Whatever he, I just want toknow how he views right?
You know what I'm saying?
Gender roles and shit.
Speaker 3 (41:43):
Like yeah, and does he identify as bisexual or just
you know, whatever it is.
I mean, I just think it'sinteresting.
I mean it's I'll speak for, asyou know, just myself that I
there's not a single person thatI've met that I haven't thought
about having like what theylook like when they have sex,
what they look like naked.
I'm just, I'm just a weirdperverted person that just
thinks I'm like oh, that'sinteresting and I'll think about
(42:03):
it with almost everybody andit's almost just like it's like
a fun thought experiment.
Speaker 1 (42:09):
And I'm just more interested in hearing his
philosophies on genderneutrality.
Speaker 3 (42:13):
Oh, for sure.
Speaker 1 (42:14):
And sexuality, because I mean, again, this is
in the 80s, so I feel like hewas a way ahead of his time, you
know, for something that was inthe 80s.
These are subjects I wasn'teven talked about.
You know what I mean.
Now, obviously, you know it wasmore open and and everybody can
come out now and, you know,feel more comfortable about it.
But I, you know, I can alsounderstand, you know, if he is,
let's say, he is bisexual, whyhe wouldn't come out.
(42:36):
Because you know what, whateffects would that have had on
his career, right, and I'msaying, and him running for
president, him running for, youknow, for for different offices,
and him, him being a lawyer,even how, how would all you know
, how would he share hissexuality or his gender
neutrality?
How would that have affectedhim, I mean, you know, right
throughout the course of hislife and his career?
Speaker 3 (42:53):
I mean racism alone almost kept him out of the White
House.
You throw it like homophobiaand racism.
It's like no, not even a chance.
I just think it's dude.
I think about the letters thatI might have written to my
girlfriend when I was 21 orwhatever.
They were nowhere near asintellectual as this letter was.
Speaker 1 (43:12):
No, no, it was ABC shit.
Do you like me?
Yes or no?
Speaker 3 (43:15):
We should go drink some natty light together and
make out.
Speaker 1 (43:20):
Circle wheel box yes.
Speaker 2 (43:22):
No, maybe the fact that you had to go back to point
where you wrote letters.
No, it's a Friday, like, like,like.
Like you get a long text whereyou got keep scrolling, or you
get an email.
Like no one writes letters.
Letters are cool.
Speaker 3 (43:33):
Right.
Speaker 2 (43:34):
Does it?
No, it sounded veryphilosophical.
It sounded like a man who hitthe blunt really, really fucking
hard for you.
It sounded right now.
And the truth of the matter islike we, even then, even now, as
a society, we just cannotaccept the idea of a gay
president.
Like when, had all thecandidates up there, I was like
the guy who's impressed me themost is Pete Buttigieg.
(43:56):
But guess what?
He not winning because againlike.
Pete was smart.
He worked both sides of theaisle.
He had really solid, functional, rational ideas.
But this country is never goingto get past the fact that we're
not electing a gay president.
Speaker 1 (44:08):
I think it'll happen one day, maybe not in our life.
Speaker 3 (44:11):
I think that we're going to have a gay, trans black
president before we have anatheist president.
I think that's to me that thenumber one thing that's
unelectable is if someone was anadmitted atheist, I think.
I think gay president is withinthe next couple of cycles.
Speaker 2 (44:30):
Literally the third sentence one nation under God,
no doubt.
Speaker 3 (44:33):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (44:34):
You would lose the entire Christian community.
Yeah, and that's a lot of a lotof, that's a lot of votes.
What about a Latino?
Can we get a fucking Latino?
Sure, not that cruise, butsomebody else.
No, yeah.
Speaker 2 (44:48):
Oh, you're got enough bags.
And I think in the next, forsure, I think the next 15 years,
I think they will be the numberone minority population in the
country.
Yeah, we will be right which Ivote.
Speaker 1 (44:58):
would y'all vote for Cortez or Casio Cortez?
Yeah, yeah, for sure, I meanfirst female president.
Speaker 3 (45:03):
Yeah, she's, she's got some pretty wild beliefs
about things Like she's, she'sliberal to a, to a point that
I'm like whoa, wait, hold on.
But yeah, I told you, I dig her.
I mean, I like her, I like thestuff that she floats.
Speaker 1 (45:15):
She's mad passionate, though, when you see her, yeah,
arguing and courts and she'sdope Dude I was.
Speaker 3 (45:19):
I was hoping that the Santas was gonna get the
nomination for the republicansand then Trump would run third
party and split the vote andthen we could go.
I was like we should run johnsteward and aoc as vp.
Speaker 2 (45:30):
That the only problem I have with aoc, more than
anything else, is like likeyou're, you're, you're
passionate, you're excitable,you're so it's a fourth, but
You're popular.
I need, I need to see what kindof things in law that you've
enacted.
Like you have a great likefantasy story of like Someone
who wasn't expected to win andyou really use your platform to
(45:51):
move ahead and really try topush things forward.
Yeah, it's like stalling outbecause I don't think she's
found a balance between beingliberal and being rational.
Like I.
Like you have to like fit yourliberal ideas in a gilded box so
it's acceptable to everybody.
Right, got like kind of trojanhorseshit in there.
She's like no, everyone wantsyou have a cat.
(46:11):
Like I mean, what the fuck areyou doing?
Speaker 3 (46:17):
I know and like the green new deal stuff that was
put out and I don't know howmuch of it was actually real,
but like one of the items wasBanning plane travel and I was
like I don't know how real thatwas, I don't know if it was just
like a thought experiment, butI'm like you can't.
That's the silliest thing I'veever heard.
Are you fucking kidding me?
Speaker 2 (46:33):
Have you seen our fucking real system?
Yeah, no.
Speaker 3 (46:36):
And so, wait, you're telling me that no one, that I
have to take a steamship orsomething to go to europe, or
something like no, and then,dude, I mean like nobody needs
any more ammunition againstliberals, right?
Have you seen the thing nowthat that the person just asked
Uh, bryden's press secretary,where he asked if there was, if
biden is planning on doing a twobeer limit for all americans
every week?
(46:56):
Oh, yeah, right about yeah, andit's like Are you, do people
actually believe that this issomething that's true?
Like I don't know there's.
I just think the conspiracytheories behind how like crazy
liberals can get, or whateverit's like aoc just fuels the
fire with some of the thingsthat she says, even though I am
100 on board with a lot of stuff.
Speaker 1 (47:14):
She the most, the most.
I mean.
They're not gonna obviously banalcohol and they're not gonna
tell you you can only have onedrink.
All the all, the most thatthey'll ever do is yeah like it
could be the uh, you know what Imean surgeon general, surgeon
general recommends this or youknow, the government recommends
you can only have no more thantwo drinks per day for a man and
only one drink for a day for afee one.
Speaker 3 (47:33):
What I what I think is funny is that conservatives
took it as a hit against them.
And I'm like bro, I live inportland and I fucking Challenge
you to find a city that drinksmore beer per person and more
strong beer per person thanportland.
Speaker 1 (47:46):
Like people, I mean, fuck, you live in a.
You live in a city where everydrug is oh yeah.
Speaker 3 (47:52):
I mean, if they put a two beer limit on portland like
the whole city would go up inflames, no problem imagine.
Speaker 1 (47:57):
Imagine if portland had the most electoral college
votes.
And and and the one candidatesaid I'm banning all drugs from
the country and all alcohol.
Like you would lose everysingle vote in that station.
But yo, let's wrap this shit up, man.
I'm glad to see that ant isfucking okay and safe and
healthy yeah.
Speaker 2 (48:18):
Don't get worried.
Speaker 1 (48:19):
I mean, the whole purpose of this podcast episode
was that me and mike were gonnacome on here and, you know, tell
the masses if they've seen you,if they've seen a big black
Social worker, please call us.
Let us know what the fuck.
You know what I mean because we, we were, we were concerned man
, fuck, I'm alive.
Speaker 2 (48:34):
Knock this shit off.
Speaker 1 (48:34):
Thank you.
Thank you, sir.
Thanks for having me Let thepeople know where they could
find you.
Speaker 3 (48:41):
Yeah, so we're.
Uh, I host a show called Mikeyand Rin eat.
In Rin is spelled R I nne.
Uh, we're at Mikey and Rin calmor at Mikey and Rin on
instagram, and, yeah, we put outour shows every monday.
It's a show about food and funand all sorts of other f words
Shout out to baby rig.
Speaker 1 (48:58):
Yeah, that's my little man.
He's the best culture.
Peace out.
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