Is honesty the best policy between two neighbors and the AC issues? Steve's opinion tho! Is it violation of bro code to go out with the homies fine ex ten years later or nah?
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All right, so Steve, this is from Rob on Steve
Harvey FM. He said, this past weekend, when I was
weed eating the strip of grass between my neighbor's house
and mind, I accidentally got the weed eater too close
to her air conditioner and it got caught up in
a wire between the air conditioner unit and her house.
I didn't think I cut the wire, but the next
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day I saw an AC repair truck in her driveway.
Should I say something to her about me possibly being
the cause of her AC troubles? Or should I just
keep my mouth shut?
Speaker 2 (00:35):
Oh? Wait? The right thing to do, the right thing
to do is say, hey, look, I think when I
was a weed need no accidentally cut your thing. I'm
willing to pay for that. That would be the right
and navely thing to do, especially if it's a woman
over there and you a man, and you did that,
and this woman got to fix her air conditioned dog.
You don't know what her situation is, you to cause it.
(00:56):
That's the right ingest thing to do, now that I
would do that?
Speaker 1 (01:00):
Okay, Why to be honest, look at this, they never
thinks to uprise about it.
Speaker 2 (01:08):
Well, if it was a man, Okay, I'll be standing
over there with my weedy to drinking coffee talking to
the repair man. So what you think happened? How much
that's cost? Hill? Yeah? Man? Why you over here? Can
you check mine? Make your mine?
Speaker 1 (01:28):
Cool?
Speaker 2 (01:28):
But don't but don't put that on the bill, Okay?
Speaker 1 (01:33):
So ginger. It depends if it's a man or a woman.
All right, all right. The next one is from Kirk
Steve on Steve Harvey f M. He says, is it
a violation of bro code to go out with the
fine ex girlfriend of your best friend? Yes?
Speaker 2 (01:52):
Anytime you ask, is it a violation of bro coat?
You already know it?
Speaker 1 (01:56):
Yeah, you already know Okay, so listen to what he says.
He says, last week she started to hit me up
over social media, and I have to say I've enjoyed
catching up with her. She and my friend dated about
ten years ago, and it's not like it ended badly.
It just kind of fizzled away. Then she moved out
of state and recently came back and is telling me
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how much she thought of me over the years. So
do I run it by my dog first? Or should
I just do it feels right and worry about it later.
Speaker 2 (02:27):
Bruh, listen to what you said. Yeah, do I do
what feels right? And where body late? You have a
negative connected to what you're trying to call a positive.
Do I do what feels right and wherebody late? Now, brouh,
you already know that you out of line. I tell
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you what you do? Man, Why don't you call up
your home and say, hey, man, she didn't hit me up.
I know y'all dated ten years ago. I really forgot
about it. She been hitting me up and uh on
social media? I check it with her. How you're doing
I'm trying to figure out turns out man, she want
to holler at me? Man, how you feel about that? Bruh?
And go on and say that.
Speaker 1 (03:11):
To her to what's gonna happen?
Speaker 2 (03:15):
Okay? Because see, why don't you say that to him for?
Cause what you write us for? Because I'm telling you
right now, you done broke bro cod. You already know that.
I already know that him. We all want to right now.
Speaker 1 (03:25):
Yeah, right, that's first thing. So so he's trying to say,
it's been ten years, so it should be over.
Speaker 2 (03:32):
We don't over if it feel right and worry about
it later. He'd already know and then he knows too
much particulous. It ain't like they broke up on bad terms.
It just kind of fizzled a way. See, you got
too much inside information for you to all of a
sudden no not have no damn it. It ain't nobody
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else for you to. All these women out here, all
these all these women out here.
Speaker 1 (04:00):
So he's breaking broke.
Speaker 2 (04:02):
Code's breaking it. You ain't got no DM You can't
deemn no damn body.
Speaker 1 (04:09):
So there's no time limit on bro code. There's nothing.
Speaker 2 (04:13):
Man law. You know, Man law is man law. Ain't
no got your limitations on this. This is what we do. No,
you don't get to do that. If you you can't
sit with your knees touching because it was crowded in there,
that's just the law, all right. More, can't no man
sit nowhere with his knees touching you already? I'm just kidding.
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