“The Viral Load” with Tiffany Hobbs & the Lure of OnlyFans Accounts

ICYMI: Hour Three of ‘Later, with Mo’Kelly’ Presents – An in-depth analysis of the most viral stories of the week in “The Viral Load” with regular guest contributor Tiffany Hobbs weighing in on everything from "raw dogging a flight" to buying land in Heaven and MORE…PLUS – A look at the lure of starting an OnlyFans account - on KFI AM 640…Live everywhere on the iHeartRadio app

Episode Transcript

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You're listening to Later with Moe Kellyon demand from KFI AM six forty.
No, it's Suffer My Love TiffanyLive on Campies Later with mo O Kelly.
She'll talk about the tough this onsocial media. Relo with Tiffany Hup.

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Let me get out of your way, Tiffany Hobbs with the viral Low.
Here we go. So the firststory is a story that has gone
completely bonkers on TikTok. And Isay that because it's bringing up something that
people have done for ages, butlike social media does, it has turned
it into a trend. And whatis the trend I'm talking about? Moe

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may have experienced this on his flightwhen he found out he didn't have Wi
Fi. The trend is actually calledraw dogging. Oh, we can't use
that term on the air. Whydo Why do you say that? We're
talking about just bare bones gripping thingsdown. Okay, when someone says raw
dogging to me, I think ofsomething very different in a different realm,

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not having anything to do with travel. Oh gosh, you know, let
go of your preconceived notions of whatthis phrase is. We're talking about traveling
behavior. Yeah, absolutely, Well, in this case, that might be
something that would give you some sortof entertainment on a flight, seeing how
far perhaps you could spit something.Because what raw dogging a flight is is

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the absence of conventional entertainment and justsitting on a flight for the duration of
this flight. And these flights aren'tshort, They're not thirty minutes, they're
not an hour. They are longhaul flights. So we're talking international flights
like the one you took something morethan six seven eight hours. Oh yeah,
I was thirteen hours and twenty minutesto Korea. Oh my goodness.

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What people are doing for that thirteenhours is and people being mainly male,
this is a male spurred trend.Yeah, we are stupid, so it
makes sense. And you guys diefirst. And this is probably why what
they are doing is instead of readingbooks, instead of watching the in flight
entertainment or playing games on their phoneor even taking a nap, they are

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opting to watch the flight map ontheir screens. They're trying to go without
food and water for the duration oftheir flight, which is also known as
fasting. They are foregoing bathroom breaks. They're saying how long they can hold
it, which just tells me thatonce they deplane and go into the actual

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terminal, they are blowing up thesebathrooms. And that's probably to no one's
pleasure. Well, who would wantto do this for what? For likes
for hearts, follows the likes heartsand followers on TikTok. There's more.
They are deliberately not leaping or recliningtheir seats. They're not even making themselves

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more comfortable. They're just essentially staringinto the void, perhaps staring at you,
looking out at the wing or atthe scenery outside. They're not again,
partaking in any conventional form of entertainment. They are raw dogging the flight.
That's the phrase. Gen z hasto be the dumbest generation effort by

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a lot. It makes you say, why why would you subject yourself to
this? But there's this mass trendthat has taken hold. And while again
this has its origins in years priorto social media, before we had in
flight entertainment or cell phones or anythinglike that. Now you had a book
at least entertaining yourself, word puzzles, right, talking to someone. They're

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not even doing that, and youcould at least use the bathroom. You
get food too. Yeah, they'renot eating, they're not drinking. All
about it. If you're going togo to a career, for example,
for thirteen hours and not use yourphone, not play a game, not
use in flight entertainment, not goto the bathroom, not eat, You're
just a fool. You're dumb.I don't care how many likes you get.
But you did that somewhat when youfound out you didn't have Wi Fi.

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Didn't have Wi Fi. But Ihad seven or eight movies downloaded,
and yeah, I looked at themap, but I had great food.
I was eating all trip long,every two hours. They're bringing us food
when you had free snacks as well, when you fancy. That's the nice
budget you have here at KFI.I don't right about that. You know
I saved up when you fly,Well, what's the longest you can kind

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of go kind of roughly without engagingin some form of stimulation, just your
ability to sit on a flight.Well, See, the thing is in
your story, you're saying that theyweren't even allowed to go to sleep,
they had to stay up and endureall this. Me I would say an
hour because I can look out thewindow. I'm interested in looking at the
map, how fast we're going,our altitude. I like that kind of

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stuff. I'll flip through the magazine, the airplane magazine to see what food
they're all three. Well, youknow, any time of items that you
can buy on the plane, justthings like that. But hours of max,
I need something either I'm gonna goto sleep, I'm gonna eat or
eat and go to sleep. I'mgonna watch a movie that eat and go

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to sleep, some sort of combination. Something that's what separates you from generation
this and that. Well, I'mnot a raw dog. Sorry, probably
good to know. Now. Thenext story is also another flight based story,
but it's beginning actually takes place inthe terminal. There's a woman,
she's a TikToker, and what shefound out is while she was in the

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terminal, she saw a man anda woman talking very flirtatiously. She was
doing what she was doing in theterminal. They're kind of aut this bar
restaurant, and she's watching this manand she overhears them because the conversation kind
of sparked her interest. She said, the man was being very flirtatious with
this woman, the woman being flirtatiousback. But she noticed on the man's

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hand a wedding ring. She saidshe wouldn't have known that he was married
if not for that symbol. Thisis where the story takes an interesting turn
and goes viral, because before thenit was not on social media. So
what this woman does, and hername is Carolina Renneed, is that she
tracks this conversation between this man andthis woman. They end up all three

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of them on the same flight towherever they're going. She continues watching them
from her seat. She says sheoverhears the man saying things about his family,
about his daughter, about where he'sgoing. They're excerpts that she actually
posted on her TikTok, and shesays, and I'm going to give you

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a little bit of what she posted. If this man is your husband,
flying at United Airlines flight twenty oneforty from Houston to New York, he's
probably going to be staying with Katietonight. Him and Katie met at the
airport bar and haven't left each otherside since then. Wait wait, wait,
they met at the airport, metat the airport. Okay, I'm

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saying this as a married man.What is it that he did wrong?
What is it that she witnessed thatshe thought that he had ulterior motives.
She goes on. She says,quote, he convinced her to change her
seats so she could sit next tohim and they could drink. This is
on the flights. Okay, wellall right, but I'm out Hey,
she says, I don't know hisname, but know hers because he keeps

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saying it. He also said hehas an eight eight year old daughter who
danced for the Astros opening night.He's from Fort Worth, He's a surfer.
He's president of this company he worksfor. She says, I don't
I wouldn't know that he was marriedif not for his wedding ring, especially
because of the proximity. She alsotook a picture, uploaded it to TikTok
and said, TikTok, do yourthing find the wife. Let me just

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say this, in fairness to thehusband, what you told me was an
explicitly cheating Okay, but I knowthe internet. They already know who the
husband is and they're ruining his liferight now. And I'm concerned that I
don't know he could be separated.For example, he could have been just

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flirtatious, but that's not the samething as trying to Yeah, that's that's
my concern. Now, yeah,it's it's it gets hazy when you're talking
about Hey, switch seats so youcan sit next to me so we can
continue this conversation. You've crossed aboundary at that point. But I don't
know if he's committed a full onviolation. They did find the wife.

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They did find the husband. Manypeople contracted, course they did, and
who knows what's what's become of thatpart of their relationship. Hopefully they keep
that private since all of this wentpublic. Now, this is what and
I think about this. I knowwe've got a break, but this is
important. I think about this assomeone who works in media somewhat of a
public figure. And I will useyou as an example. If you and

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I went out, let's say,had dinner, it could be completely photonic,
talking about the office or whatever,have drinks to an onlooker. Right,
they may make a supposition and thenit turns into something that it never
was right always easily, very easily, and then all you need is for

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someone to put it on social media, and now your public profile is attacked
because of the supposition. You know, I'm not saying I'm just saying that's
that's that's messed up. It isconsequence. It's Later with Mo Kelly,
the second half of the viral Loadwhen we come back at just a moment
KFI AM six forty Life everywhere inthe iHeartRadio app. You're listening to Later
with Mo Kelly on demand from KFIAM six forty. It's time for the

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second half of the Viral lob withTiffany hops Mo. You've heard of a
snake oil salesman. Absolutely yes.This next story takes that and blows it
out of the water. Because there'sa pastor who asked the question, can
you buy land in Heaven? Hisanswer is, oh yes, no,

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he did, Yes he did.A Christian church has gone viral online after
they announced on Facebook that they're sellingplots of land in heaven for one hundred
dollars per square meter? Is itmore like they're using it as a metaphor
to way to raise funds for thechurch and they're just calling it plots of

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land in heaven like you know thisthis holy water vial or something. Perhaps
you should be the marketing director forthem, because no, they are taking
it literally. Oh oh oh yes, the pastor says, according to the
church's Facebook post that God spoke tohim in twenty seventeen and he was quote

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granted permission to do this, thisbeing selling plots of land in heaven.
The church has already collected thousands ofdollars from members of its congregation in hopes
of each person or family securing theirvery own place in heaven by which they
could then build on in heaven.Okay, do we have an assessor?

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Do we have someone who's going tocome through? And none of that matters
when you have the Lord. Iswhat the pastor's saying. God is their
assessor. Look at God. Godis their assessor, Moe, And how
dare you question God? Ok well, we can't have someone just sort of
like do a walk through with God. There's no walk through, there's no
open house. It's just it's God. It's God's word over yours. Mo.

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He's the ultimate real estate agent.I need to know. Do I
need a zoning permit? How highcan I can I put an EU in
the backyard? I think you cando whatever the spirit evokes you to do.
Okay. At this point, andas this very viral Facebook post content
or goes on to say, allmajor credit cards are also accepted, So

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they will take your cash, theywill take your plastic, it doesn't matter.
I think they'll take whatever you cangive them so that they can collect
that money. I don't know ifthere's a building fund somewhere that they're This
is pretty much the same thing asa building fund. If you don't know
most churches, I would say blackchurches. Most Black churches would have this
thing called the building fund. Well, they're always raising money to build a
new sanctuary of renovations or acquire property, and it never actually happens. They

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always have these special offerings every Sunday, almost said, every damn Sunday,
while I'm not every damn Sunday askingmoney for the building fund, and it
became a running joke. Yes,well this is that again on steroids.
So if you should so want tohave real estate or invest in real estate
in Heaven, get with this church. You can find them on Facebook.
I won't say the name. I'msure god. Well, it's viral.

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It's easy to find. The nextstory also somewhat easy to find. Interesting
segue. You've used Google Maps.We all use Google Maps. You may
have even seen those cars driving aroundas they're trying to basically map out certain
areas. I know, when I'veseen those cars driving around, I've tried
to kind of put myself in theirtrajectory so that I can be in Google

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Maps in perpetuity. Yeah for thestreet view, for the street view that
doesn't sound good, But for theview on the street by which I will
be there. Well. A womanwent on Google Maps and discovered that she
has been enshrined in a very specialmoment with her friend while they are out
on the street. This could bevery mundane, could be very ordinary if

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not for the fact that her frienddied in twenty twenty three. Google Maps
caught them in a moment on astreet, corner or wherever they were dancing.
She says, she and her friendher buddy, used to love to
dance. They were very social,and of course he would be they would

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be caught dancing by Google Maps.Now then lamented cemented right there on the
website for as long as they'll haveit. Yeah, how long before they
do updated? They do update afterso many years, Yeah, they do
do those. I do wonder aswell, But for now it's there.
I don't know her exact address,but if you're interested, her name is

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Emily Wattlington and you can find herand her picture online as it has gone
very viral. You're listening to Laterwith Moe Kelly on demand from KFI AM
six forty and if you've never beento OnlyFans, you should go at least
once just to be able to see. It's a fascinating concept where you can

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get online and open an account today, upload photos of whatever you want,
revealing not revealing, and you canmake money. They're creating new millionaires just
about every week. You have theseinfluencers who are bringing home eight figures a

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year. I didn't believe it atfirst, but it's true. I mentioned
that because more and more people areleaving their traditional jobs or supplementing their traditional
jobs or seasonal jobs with an OnlyFans account. It's real simple. You
get on, you sign up andyou sell subscriptions. You can do it

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for ninety nine cents. You doit five nine, ten ninety nine,
nineteen ninety nine per month and peoplewill pay money. You can sell individual
photos access to photos. Hey,if you pay nine ninety nine and this
is public information, it's not mepaying money. Sorry, I'm not going
to do that, but you couldpay nine niney nine to see just this
photo, and people do it.We talked about Rachel Dolozol, how she

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was selling photos of herself and shehas made a nice income. Well,
More and more people are choosing onlyfans and their singer, actress Lily Allen.
She's married to actor David Harbor.She has joined OnlyFans and she is

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not showing all of her wares,just some of her wares. She is
posting and selling subscriptions to see herfeet, just her feet, not anything
above her feet, not her face, not that her dunk and dounk and

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none of that other stuff, justher feet. This is not unusual.
There are a lot of people onOnlyFans from what I understand, who do
just foot videos and pictures for thepeople who have foot fetishes. And yeah,
it's it actually goes back to thisis something she had thought about for

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some time, and I guess peoplearound her encouraged her to do it.
And even yesterday Lily shared footage fromher and her husband David Harbor, who
I told you about their trip toItaly, including a video of just her
leg dangling next to a fountain,just her leg and I don't know if
it says the price, and Idon't want to look up the price because

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I'm not that interested, but she'llprobably make a lot of money. And
you think about the fact that it'sfree money. In this share everything world,
people take pictures of their food,they take pictures of their feet,
they take pictures of their family andeverything. And if you're just show just
a portion of that, and ifyou have any notoriety, you can make

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a lot of money on OnlyFans alot. How much is it, Tiffany
ten dollars for a subscription, Ijust looked it up. Ten dollars per
month, per month, ten dollarsper month, and if you get a
couple thousand people, that's some lotserious money. And that's passive income.
And you can do that obviously fromthe privacy of your own home. You

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can do it in perpetuity. Youcan do it all year long, you
can do it all day, allnight, and you don't have to punch
a clock, you don't have toget a role in a movie, you
don't have to sell an album.And it's made a lot of millionaires.
I don't know how and why peopledo it, but people are spending a
lot of money for these specialty photos, and you could. You'll have a

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lot of Instagram influencers that will showsome scantily clad pictures on Instagram and then
they say, hey, if youwant to see more, check out my
OnlyFans page, and then they'll evenhave This is something I didn't know in
my research, just fresearch. Thereare some Instagram influencers. They'll direct you
to their OnlyFans page and it's freeto sign up, so they'll give you

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just a little bit of free contentlike a drug dealer. This one's free,
next one is not going to be. The first one is free,
and they'll show you just a littlebit of this or a little bit of
that, and then they'll drop thehammer where everything subsequently is nine ninety nine,
fifteen ninety nine and seen nineteen ninetynine, and people pay it.
I don't know who I would ratherspend my money nineteen ninety nine on,

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like Netflix or Disney Plus, notto see someone's some random's pictures of someone
I can't, you know what Imean. And the thing is, you
can google all of these sorts ofimages or similar images for free if that's
what you're into. Well, there'ssomething else I've figured out. Don't ask
me how I know this. Butmost of the only fans pictures there will

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be someone who's paid for the subscription, and then they are downloading the photos
and then posting them on their ownwebsites, like the Fappening, those types
of things. Oh, then andthen charging subscriptions you can get all these
photos. What have we become?Oh, it's a mess. It's like
mark Runners everywhere. I feel leftout of this conversation because I'm too cheap

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to pay for that. No,I am too, I refuse, I
refuse. It's just more amazing tome this marketplace which has been created out
of nothing, and you're turning peopleinto overnight millionaires overnight. Oh yeah,
Can you work your whole life writinga novel or something like that, and

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somebody can just put up a pictureof their feet and make more money than
you instantly, instantly. And I'vealways asked myself working in entertainment, this
is not specific to onlyfast, thisis just in general. If you work
in entertainment, you will have toask yourself how far you will go,
what you're willing to do, whatyou're willing to say no to. It's
not always something sexual, but youwill have to ask yourself where your integrity

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begins and ends. That's just theway it is in entertainment. Doesn't matter
if it's the music industry, itcould be acting, television, movies.
You will always be put in aposition where you have to consider the long
term implications of doing something in thatmoment. So maybe we should look at
the context of this. After thatlast crappy hell Boy movie David Harber was

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in They need the Money. Well, you know about the new hell Boy
movie, which just dropped the trailer, right, I didn't know anything about
it until a day or two ago, and I saw the trailer out of
nowhere, and it doesn't look toobad at all. It doesn't look too
bad, But neither did any ofthe other hell Boy movies until we actually
watch them. None of them areas good as the comics. But the
point is that Lily Allen, she'sgot to do her part too, bring

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some money in. Now Well,then there's that because I don't know how
much money David Harbor makes. Buthe's not you know, he's not bringing
in seven million per picture. He'snot hurting though, I mean, have
you heard of Stranger Things? No, he's not hurting, But I also
know people like to maintain their lifestylesand residuals. Remember we had to sag

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after strike. Okay, so noteveryone was working consistently for the past year.
So you never know someone's money situation. I'm just saying everyone can use
a little bit more money in theirlife. I know I can. Is
the question not good enough? Robin? Could you use more money in your
life? It's radio. You can'tnod your head. It kind of a

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slow learning herd. I know Markcan, and he's been commiserating with us
all night about needing some more money. And Tiffany, you were telling us
some stuff off air. Looking uponly fans right now, how did your
feet look? They look great.I don't know if they're worth ten dollars
a month, it'd be worth totry. Look, it could be five
dollars a month, and that's geta hundred subscribers and that's your car.

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Note. I'm thinking about it.I'm thinking I'm weighing my options. MO
at this point, all right,Mark, you can pull out that speedo
and you know, be that muchcloser to a house. You know you
might be honest something there. Youget desperate enough you'll consider the options.
But see, that's the thing.You will have to have that conversation with
yourself and find out where that lineis or what you will and will not

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do. When I was working inthe music industry, to be serious for
a moment, there were a lotof moments like that where there was cocaine
in front of me. No,when there was ecstasy in front of me.
No, when they were scantily cladwomen in front of me. Yes,
thank you very much. You're listeninglater with Moe Kelly on demand from

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KFI AM six forty. Before weget out of here, we're going to
be live with a Chateau le MoStudio audience, broadcasting live from the home
studio. There's an elaborate soire wehave at my house each and every year
we have a dessert contest. Thisyear's dessert contest will be judged by the

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folk reporter Nil Sevagri himself, soyou will hear him. I think Tiffany
Hobbs is going to be coming by, maybe Claude and Cooper and some other
KFI personalities. Don't know exactly whois going to be in the house.
Got a confirmation from Nick Poliochini he'llbe there, so we will have an
Instagram live of the dessert competition,which will probably precede the live show,

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so you'll be able to see thatand hear that. So be sure to
follow at mister mo Kelly and atlater with mo Kelly on Instagram and you'll
be able to find it there.No word yet on whether Mark Runner is
just going to do a drive byand will throw some food at him,
or whether he'll actually stop, butyou know, we'll keep hope alive.

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I'll be broadcasting from an iron lungright here at CAMFI headquarters. Well,
you have been invited. Nonetheless,we know Taualla Sharp, host of Soul
Cow Saturday, will not only bein the house, but he will be
a participant in the dessert competition,as he is each and every year.

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He will not tell me what dishthat he's bringing. He might bring more
than one dish, but he's comingto the party with a vengeance. He's
trying to avenge his previous I don'twant to say losses, his non winning
efforts. He feels that he wasrobbed on both occasions, and there might
be some truth to that. Hisprevious culinary humiliations I wouldn't say humiliations.

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He was well received by the roomand everyone ate all of his desserts,
but he did not come home withthe prize. There might have been some
other extenuating circumstances as to why.But he's not bitter. He's just determined.
You say so, No, well, you gotta ask him. You
know that, or at least that'swhat he says, you know, in
the way that Biden says that he'snot gonna drop out to Wallace says it,

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he's not better. You can believeit or not take it, leave
it. Thank you very much.Wow, I earned that. That was
funny. That was f u nN Why funny? You got the first
part right? All right? Herecomes to Wallace sharp. I guess he's
going to weigh in and set therecord straight as to whether he's bitter.

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Maybe he'll tell us what dish he'sbringing tomorrow for the fourth Annual Dessert Competition.
I'm actually not bitter. I'm not. I love the competition. I
love everything about it. I lovethe fun, I love to taste all
the dishes, and I love theenergy that everyone brings to their own.
The competition itself is fun and I'ma competitor, and whether the deck is

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stacked against me as it has beenevery year, I'm literally still willing to
walk into another sets territory. I'llwalk into another gang's neighborhood wearing my colors,
throwing up the set, ready totake it home. And if I
get jumped so bit, I'll beback because of blood? What? Because

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of blood? Because what? What'sthat you from? Man? No?
That comes from earlier in the show, because Mark Ronner. I was talking
about my very diverse family, allshades, colors, ethnicities, and I
have some white cousins. And Iwas talking to Mark, who is half

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white, half black, and Isaid, if you were to come to
the house tomorrow, you would bein good company. And he wasn't sure
how to address the different cousins becausein a black household you may not be
biologically related. But we have alot of extended family. And I was
saying, if you go over toa black person's house seven or eight times,
you might be called uncle so andso or aunt so and so,

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and it's just it's a common tothe experience. And I was educating Mark
because he needs to at least knowhalf of that as being half black,
so he wasn't sure how to addressthe different cousins and I and he said,
cuz, I said, don't dothat. Don't don't don't do that.
Don't don't walk in the house andsay hey, cuz because it might
be received differently now. And Ithink after three years of knowing me,

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you know that one of my definingtraits is I never want to say the
wrong thing. Well, that wouldhave been the wrong thing. What we
don't want is there to be ahalf black news reporter killed. No,
no, we can't have that,because they thought he was set tripping.
I think the only violence at thething is going to be you pulling a
Nancy Kerrigan on one of the othercooks. No, no, no,

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seriously, like like Nick, Ibelieve he is coming. He has confirmed
that he will be their last timehe came around. It might have been
Brian that actually submitted the entry,but look Nick presented it. Nick presented
it, so look, we areall coming for the king. And again,
just because it's the King's court,we are literally in the King's kingdom.

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He is surrounded by family who typicallywas voting the person who won and
has won each year. His nameis Mike Downs. He is one of
my fraternity brothers. He's one ofextended family, not biologically related. His
daughter, I would consider is myniece. She just finished her first year

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at the University of Tennessee, sowe got a volunteer in the House Tennessee
volunteer. The scuttle Butt is thefirst year that Twala entered his daughter my
niece and was one of the votetabulators, and it turned out that her
father won the competition overwhelming overwhelmingly allthe boats. For some reason nothing it

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didn't sit well with t Wallace,so that's part of the reason why we
have Folk Reporter judging this year.Yeah, I'm good, so go bring
all that to you. I suspectthe dessert contests will be live on Instagram
in the six o'clock hour preceding theshow, maybe even earlier five o'clock.
We'll have that for you, andthen the live show from Chateau le mo

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will bring up will begin promptly atseven PM as we always do until that
time, and in between time besafe and we'll hopefully have some food,
folk folks and fireworks and some funTomorrow together KFI AM six forty We're live
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