Russell Peters All New BIG Interview & When Were You Too Damn High!?

Russell Peters All New BIG Interview & When Were You Too Damn High!?

Episode Transcript

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Welcome to another episode a Big BoysNeighborhood. Big Boys Neighborhood. We got
a full show for you, man, Thank you for being in the neighborhood.
We got your all new big interviewwith our good friend comedian Russell Peters
in the neighborhood. Yeah, man, between Russell Peters and Corey Holcum,
one of them going to get uscanceled. Yeah, one of them.
He's gonna get us canceled. Man, We've got your all new big interview

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with Russell Peters as well. Manand that dude come in and he just
look around the room and no one'ssafe. No one is safe. So
I can tell you to hang out. What for that, Luis Gi What
happens when Snoop goes off script?Oh man? When you invite him to
a Milk and Institute Global conference.A man, The way that he was
sitting up there on the stage,the way it was set up. Caucasian
lady to his right, brother tous left. They're talking about things,

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and they got Snoop. They gotthe real authentic ross. And we'll see
if we can bleep out as muchas possible. I gonna play it all
went down a man when I sawhim sitting up there just with like a
sweatshirt in some shades. I waslike, yep, man's arrived. So
what happens when Snoop goes off script? But valid points as well? Hey,

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valid points. And also Natalia Offset, Oh my gosh, Big,
I got to witness the sweetest,cutest moment between Offset and his two daughters.
So you saw that. I actuallysaw a person. I saw it
in person, and I did alittle creeper video too. I was like,
oh my god. And then Iwent but you know what, he
had a really sweet moment at thepremiere of The Little Mermaid with his daughters.

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I'll tell you all about it andwhat he said, why he wanted
to do with this. They lookedso cute, man princess, so off
sets dad moment went Vali And also, when were you too? Damn Haney
Big, This one brought back badmemories. But there was this guy who
recorded his coworker completely knocked at out. She was trying to open the safe

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because she took edibles. Oh whydid that remind you of something? Oh?
Because edibles? I will never doit again. When were you too?
Damn? We're gonna speak on that. Also they got offsets Dad's moment
Louis g what happens when Snoops goesoff scripting. We got your all new
big interview with Russell Peter's Big BoysNeighborhood. This is Big Boy on demand,

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Big Boys Neighborhood. Phone Tap onthe team's time. We got some
Lutha abbasard faith in the neighborhood.Man, this is right here is abasar
doctor. This is where Luther wouldlike to make a doctor's appointment for his
daughter. And of course he hasa hard time getting the message across because
the person on the other end doesnot speak my own. So this from
right here, man, he flipsfrom my own to just English. Let's

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go to get into your phone.Tap on the team's right here, Big
Boys Neighborhood. The white Water too, to make it all sick like got

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purgan cam, I help you.Yeah, I'm called the band a binmen
for me, dah called the scarscoin the barrow, okay, the highest
element elementary, yeah, elementro.They say that I'm bosroh excuse me?
My English is ok? Yeah?My daughter eh yeah, that's fine,

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years old? She ate yeah,okay, Passaro in the pooliandro and the
physical in posaro. Yeah, okaywith the big bone, the big bin,
the big bye, what big bthe big bine. I don't know

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what you're saying or trying to explain. Sparo to borrow, not soaparo tomorrow
suparo. Okay, you had theever or the flavor pringle you can now
bringing now? Yeah? And sorrow? I did you're saying out of your
second yea? I asked, Isay, are you sick? Ain't?

(04:10):
She said popping? And yang ain'tseeing? And I say, your tummy
hot? She said, yes,my tummy hurt and I hurt my heart
in But she does need a physicalfor school, I would think, so
okay, So do I just walkher straight in or bring her? No
problem? Now? I find me? No? Now I wain't in line?

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Did be? I think? No? All right? Can you put
us on the list plus two?Yeah, no problem. What's your name?
Yeah? My name is Luther.Her name is Stacy Elizabeth. Yeah,
yeah, okay, I thank youfor no problem you can't care of.
Thank you so much. Hold on, hold on, I'm not done
crying yet. Every hour and everyday right here in big boys, big

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boy is up in here with ablew doll siding is getting the sessive bro.
It's getting ridiculous. Yeah, I'mtired of it. Now we're doing
this whole thing. They're calling itguilt tipping because they flipped that little screen
in front of you. Look atyou directly in the eyes. See what
you're gonna push fifteen twenty five percent, eighty eight percent, I don't know,
man, or other amounts. Likeit's getting nuts. They're even putting

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these tips in self checkouts. Aman, right now, I was at
the airport right I literally went,grabbed me a sandwich, grabbed me a
water, walk to the counter.Dude was sitting there on a stool.
He didn't even rotate the stool andhe had a tip thing right there at

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the airport. You know how muchstuff calls the air everything's tripped and tip.
But come on, man, theyjust sometimes you're like stopping dog.
And I feel bad because I goto a lot of sporting events and sporting
events where you're at stadiums. Thebeer prices are damn high, man,
They're hella high. Yeah, andnow they're making it a little more efficient
for people to get their own beerbecause they have these like coolers where you

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can just go up there, grabyour own rinks, take it to the
front, and then cash out.But even then when you grab your own
damn beer and all they do isgrab it, scan it, and then
just pop it open for you.And they flipped that little screen and expect
like a what does that work totake the top off? Yeah? Exactly
know what I'm saying. What isthe word comment? Courtesy or thank you
for? Yeah? Man, that'sshopping with us like man, and then

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it's worse. Be big boy.You know what I'm saying. I tip.
But then sometimes I look I lookat I'm like, that's ridiculous that
I have this juice that comes tomy house, right and you know a
lot of places now they know thatbefore they even a ride. Yeah,
at certain times, if you wantto add the tip, do you think
people at those places that do theguilt of that you have to? You

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know, where you don't have to. You shouldn't be tipping the down tip
because do you think don't go tipat other places? I don't know.
I would, you know what,because we've done this for where people are
like, man, you know wewere talking about tipping. If people are
like, hey, you know,we depend on that, which I'm good
with, but just sometimes when Ilike, stop it. Yeah, I
stopped doing it, like I feelbad when they spin it. But I'm
just like I'll look them in theeye two now and be like, no,

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no tip. So you know,do you like them all witha with
Myra Leana self served yogurt right.I served it my damn self. Dona
took it up. There. Theywaited and that's it. Cash me out.
They expected tip. I don't thinkso, bra Man. I went
to I went to the place andI asked the lady for the bill and
she was like, oh, thebills about like four hundred bucks, so

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you can tip, so I cantip accordingly. I was like, let
me get the Itemi's bill. Igot it back. He was two hundred
and something. She want to hearthe tip on four hundred. Yeah,
dude. I was at the gasstation. I filled my car up with
gas. They came over wanted meto tip them. I'm just playing.
Oh my god, watch it tobe there, y'all. Stick around.
Your radio is Big Boy. You'rechecking out another full show episode podcast A
Big Boys Neighborhood, Big Boy Neigboroand Thalia's up in hearing that. Thalia's

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about that time for well we gotall right big. This one is a
little dark, it's a little different. It's not as funny as our other
idiot awards. But I'm gonna stillgive this idiot Award to this woman because
she no, no, no,no, I'm sorry. So there's this

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woman out there. She's a widowand she wrote a book for it because
she's a widow, not alert norher husband did die because she's a widow.
But they had kids together, andshe wrote a book four Kids to
deal with grief. And you wouldthink this is amazing, this is really
sweet, and that is something that'sreally hard for a lot you know kids,
that does happen too. And youknow you're like, wow, what
a what a beautiful mom to dothat. Well, guess what this mom

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also did. She killed her husband. Yes, man, the grief writer
the other people grief. Yea man, that is she she wrote a book
about grief. And on the coverof the grief book is like a cartoon
version of her husband and it's likededicated to her husband. I wrote this

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book for my son and you know, we love my husband Dadada. But
yet this. She murdered him.She poisoned him. She made him a
drink and in the drink were drugsand she gave it to him, and
then she went to go sleep withthe kids as he died amidst read her
book. That is crazy. Shemade money off of it. It was

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probably up for how long? Likehow about she? It was released a
year after his murder, so shegot away with murder for a while.
And then as they pieced to everything, hold on, he killed her husband
before the book came out. Sothe book came out of a year after
he passed. So he died,then she started writing the book because of
the grief, and then the bookcame out. Yeah, okay, so
he died, Yeah, okay,so the book came out after after he

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died, a year after he died, after she killed him to murder him.
That's why she's an idiot. Wildstill doing that? Yeah, yeah,
well she made money off of hisdeath. Oh no, he would
go on, baby, heisible thatis crazy wild, Hey man, I

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just want to make sure one moretime. The book came out after she
killed her half she killed her heavingal righty asked the ground. Y'ad radio
is big This is big boys neighborhoodon demands up in here. What I've
lewed all friend of the neighborhood,Snoop Dog a little bit off script man.
He was invited to this thing calledthe Milken Institute Global Conference where they

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confront the challenges face instant to instantto institute. Institute, Yeah man,
where they confront the challenges faced acrosspobland, health, business and industry,
in society and culture. And theywere having this conversation about streaming and next
to him was like a former creativedirector for Apple Music. He said a
couple of things. Then Snoop hadto come in and be like, yo,

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man, what's up with the streamingservice? And Snoop gave them Snoop,
it's exciting, but streaming gotta gettogether. I don't understand you get
paid off that, like I meanbecause money explained to me how you can
get a billion streams and not geta million dollars like that don't make sense
to me. Like I don't knowwho to running the stream industry, if

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you in here or not, butyou need to give us some information on
how to attract this money down becauseone plus one ain't adding up to two
that don't add up. And Ihave to say it because that's the main
right with a lot of us artistsis that we do major numbers, but
streams in this but it don't addup to the money. Like what is

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the money? When I first cameout, my records would sell based off
of physical If you sold a millioncopies, that means if nine nine million
dollars, you get this percentage.That's what it is. So if I
sell how many streams, how muchmoney do I get? It's not being
translated and it's not working for theartists right now, and I just want
to speak to that. And Iknow I'm going off for script right now

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before Yeah, yeah, you're seeingthe hell gig because I don't think they
wrote that. Yeah, even theWriters Deal Association. I see, That's
what happens when we don't work.That's what happens when we strike. You
know what I'm saying, we can'tget stuff to snoop. But he had
good that's dog valid points. Yeah. He also did mention like the writers
striker. He's like, that's whythey're striking, Like these guys are writing

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for these shows, they're getting puton different platforms. He went to watch
streaming and they're streaming them and they'renot getting money off of the man.
I love that dog was dog.Hell yeah, man glasses up there with
the Beanie dead Man. He hadhis last cocked open, crisp style like
dog. You know, dog allalong. I go ahead, you know
what I'm saying. He invited back. I don't know. Yeah, I

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would invite them back. M yeah, I wouldn't. Yeah, that's gonna
be cleaner. Yeah, leave thatalready. I think around y'all. Radio's
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time coming for Becky G. BigI'm so excited for her. She just
made a huge announcement. She hasheadlighting her first ever tour. Congratulations that
is the store that is coming.And she said she's been dreaming of this
moment her entire career, and thetickets had been telling so fast Big we

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gotta get on these. But reallyreally excited for her. And you know,
Becky G is not just oh,she's just not someone that comes to
the neighborhood Big, and you knowit does an interview. The Becky g
is part of the neighborhood. SheYou and her have a great friendship.
You've supported her career for so longhere. But she's just a pure heart.
She's so so sweet and always agood time. We had her in
the neighborhood Big, we had togo through a for real, for real,

(13:41):
for false for false with her.She can master any foreign accent M
master. I don't know about master. But because of how my ear is,
it naturally happens so like, forinstance, um, sometimes like my
English funds, Um, they comedown on them, will be hanging out

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and stuff, and then naturally I'llspeaking like them, and it just happens,
like I can't really explain it.Do me a favor, go over
there and take all their work alreadybecause Becky and no disrespect, but they
come over here and they knock outthe best roles out here. So go
and take over all their work.My my English Jacson's a little wacky still

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though, so maybe I need towork on a working twenty three. That's
where you go. We'll put thaton your plate, alrighty one, of
her bad habits is biting her nails. Well, when I have these claws
on, it's a little hard todo it, which is why I always
have my nails done. Um My, my real nails are so brittle,
and because of anxiety and things likethat, Like I grew up literally just

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like chewing. It's so bad.It's so bad, but I've gotten a
lot better. But that is afor real, for real I lover in
the neighborhood. She's always good man, and I love to see just this
journey that she's on our own tour, and like knowing what she did at
Coachella, which I think she wasone of the top two performers of the
night. Just seeing what she didthere, this tour is going to be

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amazing and she worked hard. Ohyeah, congratulations to you. Was the
game man. That was for real, for real, for false for falsehood,
beakyg. You can find that entireinterview at Radio big Boy dot com
is for our YouTube channel, bigBoy TV. And as you're watching,
hit that subscribe button as well.Y'all continue to hang out what is Big
Boys Neighborhood. You're checking out anotherfull show episode podcast a Big Boys neighborhood,
Big boys, neighborhood, Honey isup in here? What you got

(15:33):
the worst decision ever made? Already? Big. I read this the headline
the other day, but it saidthat the ex CEO of y'all who recently
came out and she said, youknow what, we messed up when our
company bought Tumbler instead of Netflix,because at the time they were gonna buy
it was like four billion dollars andnow it's worth one hundred forty billion dollars.
Man, that's why she the xCEO and big. The headline that

(15:56):
I read that really called my attentionsaid that nobody has ever made a work
worst decision than Yahoo. And Iwas like, ha ha, that's not
true, because Fat Joe made theworst decision than that. And then you
think that Fat Joe made a worstdecision than y'allhoo not buying Netflix. I
mean, that's a horrible decision,but I think it's bad because he missed
out on sidings. Yeah, it'sworse than that, because we're talking about

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like over one hundred, one hundredbillion dollars. This is eminem that he
didn't sign, like you could havemade him so much. Ready, I
would definitely rather have Netflix than Eminem. Eminem really what no, No,
I stand that it was four Theywanted to set up for four billion.
Yeah, and it's worth over onehundred something billion. Yeah yeah, so

(16:41):
where what one hundred thirty six billion? But you can talk to Eminem every
day. You'd be like hey,M even M and be like, dude,
you're stupid. You can buy Netflix. I would have had him ready
this on to Netflix, like justsome No, we're gonna make somebody.

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You're just standing next to it.Yeah, you're just standing next to it.
You know what I'm saying. Allright, but I just thought that
was crazy. But I'm pretty sureeverybody here has slept on something. Yeah.
I remember, man, years ago, my guy Jose he used to
tell me like, big, there'ssome land, there's some land. There's
some land, like and you knowin the I E. And he was
like, man, they're gonna putan off from hereod they're talking about doing

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it. And now when I goover there, it's all developed, it's
all developed. It's failed. Everythingis developed now. And he said,
damn it, just buy the dirt. Buy the dirt, because I'll buy
it off of you. After Ohman, yeah, same thing when my
uncle on cam here, Like thefirst few years there's like there's this franchise
called Subway, you guys should buyit, and they're like, we don't
really know anything about that. Itwas really cheap. And then Subway blew

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off for like ten fifteen years after. Now it's going down. But you
ever heard a Blockbuster? Yeah?Yeah, I bought one. And then
two weeks ago, what did yousleep on? We want to hear from
just the neighborhood. What did yousleep on? We're talking about it in
the neighborhood, Big Boys neighborhood,This neighborhood. Bipin a big boy from

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Big Boys Neighborhood on iHeart Radio boygives another in case you misted moment with
us. Can you cook? Icould cook? Yes, I could cook.
Really, you're gonna can cook verygood. I was going to,
but you guys haven't tried to gettime to show you. Man, we
go together for years. Man,we gonna bring something in right, Like
I didn't think something in one timeand then it was had coconut in it,
and you really I don't like coconut, and I was like right,

(18:33):
and then you put up on readylike it's big a butthole. What should
I ask him? What you like? You know? Thank you for listening.
It is you pint the big boy, Big Boys Neighborhood. You can
catch more of us right here onI heard radio, Big Boys Neighborhood.
All right, we're just talking abouthow the ex CEO of Yahoo, Yeah,

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how they had a chance to buyNetflix for like four billion dollars and
they ended up buying Tumbler instead,yeah, instead of Netflix. And Netflix
is now about one hundred forty billiondollars company, and Tumbler tumbled away.
Yeah, there it is. Whowere just asking what did you sleep on?
You know, did you sleep on? I didn't really have her have

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a chance to like invest in somethingthat would have made me like millions or
billions. But back in the day, and every decision brought me to you
guys and you know, my manand any all that fun stuff. But
back in the day, I waswalking, um, I was going to
the movie theaters, and E Newshappened to be doing interviews like on the
streets with like regular people, andthey stopped and said, hey, would
you like to do an interview?We're asking people about these young, young
hot Hollywood stars, right, andI was like, yeah, sure,

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of course, Like I always wantedto do something like that, right,
And they gave me the list ofall the people and they're like, who
do you know? And I said, oh, I know everyone on this
list. You can ask me aboutanyone. Then they casually said, if
you should come into her for us, you can always come down drop off
your resume. And I was tooscared and I never did. Man,
I could have had a really coolinternship. Yeah, like the face and
all that. D No. Ijust think that would have been kind of

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a cool INtime. Yeah, alrightyLouis, what did you sleep on?
Two things? First of all,Netflix when it first started, I was
one of the like I think itwas like the seven hundred nineties something member
that was doing the disc thing.Yeah, and that was it. I
was like the seven hundred ninety somethingmember and I didn't know what the obviously
potential that we're talking about. Youwish you would have like I wish I
would stock or something. I wouldhave invested, because that was the type

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people like, just invest in thethings you love, the things you do
on a daily Do you have anyinvestments? Yeah? Okay, not listening
still sleeping. Yeah, oh no, no not maybe man right there on
pass Avenue, right there under mymatris Alright, what did you sleep on?
Any I feel like I slept onthis guy who I wanted to maybe

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go out with, and then Iwas being like a little girl about it,
and I was like, I'm notgoing to text in first, and
then he would like I would takeforever to text back, and I think
he got annoyed, and I waslike, oh, you're a smart guy.
He got get tired of playing gamesand snanigans. Yeah yeah, yeah,
yeah, I think he was.Who was it somebody that said you're
not all that? Some guy already? Yeah, there it is? What

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what did you sleep? Yeah?Please? Sometime I was at an Iron
Man premiere, right and we're sittingthere and I'm in the restroom and as
I'm walking out, somebody's walking inas Robert Downey June. Really, man,
I wish I would have just beenlike, hey, bro, can
I just get this quick picture?Man? I was like trying to you
know what. I hate that Ikind of like slipt on not knowing.
Was like I knew POC before Igot into radio, right, And so

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then when I got into radio.I remember the first day when Tupac came
to do an interview, he justbust the door and you can imagine what
you know. And so my Tupacinterviews and my Tupac drops when Tupac passed,
I erased them all and I erasedthem like out of respect, like,
man, I'm not gonna play notknowing that the legacy, like I
wish I had those drops with Parksaying Yo, so this is Tupac pick,

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you know, like those kind ofthings. Man, And now I
let him go. Already your eighteenphone tap is coming up next right here,
Big Neighborhood. Welcome to Big BoysNeighborhood. Big Boys Neighborhood. Phone
tap on the tens time. Thisis Happy Hearts. Lucia calls a retirement
home and see if they're interested inhaving his stage show of celebrity impressions.

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Yes, man, And then ifyou're gonna do it and talk about it,
you gotta show some of the versatilityover the phone. You know what
I'm saying. You gotta give forsome of your your impressions. It's gonna
get into your phone. Tap onthe ten's right here, Big Boys Neighborhood.
The White Water two to make itall stick? Like? Got you

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got? How may I help you? All? Right? How are you
doing? Man? It's Lutha louFei from Happy Hearts making hearts smile one
at a time. Are you familiarwith with Happy Hearts? Well? What
I do is I do impressions.It's called Who's in the neighborhood? And

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every time I ring the doorbell,they'll be, you know, like so
it ding dong, and then youknow, the crowd will say, who's
in the neighborhood. Then I'll comeright into character. Now you got to
say, who's in the neighborhood?Are you ready? Neighborhood? He Mick?
Is that Apollo Creed over there?Do you know who that is?
Yes? Who is it? Who'sneighborhood? Hello? Hello in my life?

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Do you know that is Michael?Michael Jackson. You know what I'm
gonna do. I'll just come down. I'll bring my karaoke machine and I'll
give you guys an audition right there. Hold on just one moment, okay,
if you'd like to send us somethingtelling us your intentions and then we
could schedule something with you, thatwould be great. Okay, did she
tell you about the actual show thatI do, because I just was on
the phone with her. Yeah,which one did she tell you? I

(23:56):
think the who's in the neighborhood?She thought was funny. Do you just
say who is in the neighborhood?Actually? I really have to go,
but it's send your letter, okay? So all I got to do is
send the letter, right right?And who do I send this letter to
the administrator? Do you know whothis is? Who is it? Arnold?
Arnold? Sassing there? Guys nowin your neighborhoodsn't get own? I

(24:19):
mean him out, I mean himout. That was good, but you
know now wasn't going. You gottaget going. You gotta go. You
don't have enough time on the ginevery hour and every day right here in
boys, big boys, neighborhood.Annie is up in here? What up,
honey? Oh? What we gotany Don't do edible alrighty period,

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well, at least at work.Don't do edibles at work because you might
knock out and then get fired.Big There was this girl. I saw
this video online. But this guy, he was working at the store.
They work at a fast food restaurantovernight shift, and they were working.
She one of the co workers wentto go to the safety. I I
guess opened the safe, but sheends up knocking out at the safe and
big I have a video of herjust knocked out after they had edibles,

(25:07):
was like sitting in a chair.She laying on the floor. Man Nancy
asked floor too, and one ofthe guys, one of her co workers,
was taking a video. Oh lord, terrible word terrible. Oh hey
man, that's crazy. Yeah,Oh my gosh, she looks like she
did. Big edibles are insane,Like if you've never done it before,

(25:30):
if you just have a little piece, it could I thought I time traveled
the first time. I didn't.Yeah, I was like you, guys,
I swear the edibles you talk about, like, is that like the
cookie the brownie or is that thegunnies too? No, for me,
it was the cookies and brownies.But like all say, you don't know
what's going on with that. Yeah, because we had a friend who made
it and we didn't know what kindof sizes they did. And I swear

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I time traveled. I swear Ididn't. I saw a man from like
nineteen sixty in front of I toldmy friends this story. After I knocked
out and then woke up. Reallynobody got a video. No man on
the floor under those shake machine okay. And then in the car too,
in the back seat, I waslike, just let me hear that's crazy.
Man. Have you have you everhad an edible? I have,

(26:11):
I've had one once. It wasthe worst decision of my life, and
the fact that I did that Disneylandwas even worse. I thought I was
going to die. Did an edibleat disneylan ass And then I like,
my heart, did you do that? You brought it in with you?
Yeah. My whole thought was thatI was gonna die at Disneyland, but
that they weren't gonna like that.They were gonna actually pull me out of
the location so that they don't declareme there. And then my mom was

(26:32):
gonna go to the news and sayshe's such a nice girls, And then
my friends would be like, nah, she did that at a baby,
Dude, you had a whole triplike that hours. I heard that alrighty,
So for those out there, wewant to hear from you as well.
When were you too? Damn Hi? Hit us up, Big Boy
neighbod. This is Big Boys Neighborhoodon demand. Big boys neighborhood. We

(26:55):
were talking about it. Man,when were you too? Damn? We're
gonna bring Cola into the neighborhoods.He was going down with Cola up in
here and Cola, Hello, Hello, hello there, Cola, Cola,
how do you spell your name?Cola? All right, I'm not gonna
say nothing, Cola, because Iknow that you've heard it your whole life,

(27:17):
So I'm not going to be thatguy with you. Cola. Alrighty
down, Cola, when were youlike your parents too? Damn high?
Okay, So I used this isyears ago. I used to work at
a middle school and like me andmy staff like we were all quitting.
So we decided before we went into work that we were gonna take some
shots and eating edible. And I'venever gotten high and never smoked, never

(27:40):
done anything. And I'm like,oh, I'm gonna take a piece of
this edible too. And I tooka huge fight. So when I get
to the school with the kids,I started freaking out. I was I
thought I was floating. I startedseeing things. I was running through campus
and then I was trying to liketo water on my face to calm down.
I have my students in my facelike, hey, miss teacher,
you are you high? So thenI got even more scared, and I

(28:03):
tried to leave, and I startedcrawling around the cafeteria floor, ended up
locking myself in the janitor's restroom andcounting the tiles on this dirty floor.
And then a long story short,the ambulance had to come and pick me
up and break the door down.Oh my god, Cola, that got
worse and worse and worse, Ohmy god, cola. And without saying

(28:29):
the school was it a public schoolor private school? It was a public
school and it was a middle school. Yes, And I didn't even end
up quitting. Oh what They firedyou? No? And my boss came
up to the high to the hospital, and I still ended up coming back.
They didn't even know what was wrongwith me. Oh, man,

(28:49):
I say, wasn't having a nervousbreakdown? Maybe yeah, take some time
off, damn. And you saidthat, you and some other teachers like,
yeah, we out to quit.And that's why y'all did the drinking
and the edible yep. And theambulance, the paramedics they had to come
and get you and break down thedoor. Yep. A man, I

(29:12):
would have had to change schools.Yeah, I would have had to be
like, dude, is there areanother place that I can work? Because
I know I don't show my butthere? Yeah. Yeah, crawling on
the cafeteria floor, count the tilesand the janitor Clothy. Even the janitor
was like, get out of thereCOLDA. How many years ago that this
happened anxiety attack? Um? Well, my son was maybe like three,

(29:36):
because I remember freaking out thinking thatthey were gonna take him from me and
I aspired. So that was liketwo thousand and thirteen. I heard that.
So are you coming upon your tenyear anniversary? Well, you know
what you gotta do to celebrate?There? It is right there. Man,
y'all hit us up. When wereyou too damn Hi? We want
to hear your story as well.Big Boys Neighborhood. This it's Big Boys

(29:59):
neighbor Hood on demand, Big BoysNeighborhood. We were speaking on it.
When were you too damn Hi?We're gonna bring Windy into the neighborhood and
see what was going down with WindyWindy. Hello, Hello, Hello there,
Windy Windy. When were you toodamn Hi? OMG, so I
was too damn high? About tenyears ago. My buddy had told me

(30:23):
about like an eighth or whatnot,and I, you know, handle my
business. I go driving to thegrocery store. I get in the grocery
store. I'm walking around for acouple of hours, like buying everything up
and down every aisle. I payfor my goods. I go outside.
I'm pushing my basket to the car. I opened the trunk, closed the
trunk. I get in the carand I drive off and I go home.

(30:44):
Oh my god, big boy.I get out the car. I'm
looking in the trunk. I'm like, wait a minute, we're my groceries?
Am I on punk? And thenI realized I'm too damn high.
I left the groceries at the grocerystore, so I gotta go all the
ways back to the grocery from mygroceries, there's like nowhere. I run
into the store and like this lady'slike unloading my basket and I'm like,

(31:07):
oh my god. And my auntposted something for my groceries. And she's
like, yeah, some man broughthim in because she said someone so you
west them outside. Yeah, Ohmy god, Hey dude, she was
too damn high to realize she didn'tput the groceries in the car, a
man, and I'm gonna take youstraight up windy. If I would have
saw the basket for the groceries,I would have been like, dude,
that's God. Yeah, that issee how God works. And I love

(31:32):
that you said using the store forlike two hours, you shouldn't know you
were hide then man, all right, take a cheeto, put a cheet
on the back. Yeah I heardthat. Hey man, she remember that
well? She remembered that well,man, Yeah, they imagine being there.
No, my thing is getting tothe house, like wait, hold
on, what the hell? Thisis Big boys neighborhood on demand, Big

(31:59):
Boys neighbor We're asking when were youtoo? Damn Hi, We're gonna bring
Leslie into the neighborhoods. He wasgoing down with Leslie. Leslie. Hello,
Hello there, Leslie. How areyou hun? Leslie? When were
you? Are you high? Now? Slowed down a little bit, honey,

(32:20):
let's dance together. Let me leavethe dance for a second. Okay,
Leslie, when were you two?Damn him? Okay, So that's
very recently. Actually, I wenton a Mexico trip with some of my
really good friends. Um, butwe got set for plane tickets, so
I ended up sitting in the veryvery back of the plane, and right
before I went on, I toldmy friends I want to go, I

(32:40):
want to take a nap, andthey gave me an edible. I've never
I've never smoked, I've never takenanything before, and um, while we
were getting like I guess going upon the plane I didn't know that it
kind of affected you until after,but I ended up having like a severe
panic attack. I freaked out withann a vomit and I don't really speak

(33:00):
the greatest Spanish, but I getby and the flight attendants were so worried.
I couldn't even like speak. Ifelt so bad because there was an
older couple next to me too thatwere like are you okay? Are you
okay? And that was just likethe worst experience ever. I honestly was
so embarrassed. And when we landed, my friends were like, hey,
how was your flying? I waslike, well, I had a panic
attack, but yeah, that wasgood. She was like, yeah,

(33:22):
when you got to just sitting uptheir rose ahead of me, giving me,
you know, giving me stuff topanic next to this old couple,
you know what I'm saying. Ifelt so bad, but I mean it
is never again though. Oh yeah, and you say you don't smoke,
none of that, so you tookan edible thinking like, okay, well
this is probably just called me down. Get to Mexico. Then the party
start. Yeah, I thought itwill put me to sleep. But no,

(33:45):
opposite, the total opposite. Iheard that. Hey, man,
why why does she sound like wewant a party with us? Yeah?
Alrighty, that's Leslie right there.Let's bring Jose into the neighborhood and see
what's going down with Jose up inhere. Hello, Hello, Hello there,
Jose. When were you too damnhigh? All right, big,

(34:09):
so check it out. I don'tthink it was just me, but it
was my entire family's first time.So long story short. It was a
birthday party, my cousin and twokids. I was a freshman in high
school. Never done, we'd nevertried anything. And then we started eating
one cake and the adults, notthe kids, just the adults, and

(34:30):
I started grabbing some pieces. It'sreally good, We're all eating it,
and like forty five minutes, maybesixty minutes later, everyone in the dining
room is just holding onto walls,holding all the chairs, holding on to
the table from my grandparents to unclesto my parents. And that cousin that

(34:51):
did that. It's one of thosecousins that they just caused trouble in the
fact of man, So the cousingave the family was like a cannabis cake
induced. It was. Yeah,it was king, and no one really
made much of it at the moment. Oh man, he gave them nice.
Yeah, he probably was like Grandma, not that much, not that

(35:12):
much. Trust me, y'all stickaround your radio's Big Boys Neighborhood. You're
inside Big Boys Neighborhood. Full showepisode podcast, Big Russell Peters in the
Neighborhood, Man Russell Peters, LongBeach Terrace Theater, June seventeenth. Bro
correct Amundo would say, correct AMundo, Hello, hey man, did
you do that? Did you watchthat? What is that? That?
King? That coordination? No?No, I would think you would.

(35:36):
No, why would I watch that? Because you're from Canada? You guys
the queens on your money. Ididn't design the money. I mean,
Matt, listen, I have apicture of me and Prince Charles from from
two years three years ago, threeyears ago. I'm mad him and he
was very very nice I'll say this. He was very nice and we were
I have a video where him andI are walking and talking and Camilla's behind

(36:00):
us, and I said, I'mgonna go, hey, sir, do
you want your wife to walk side? He goes, oh no, all
right, let me take that downas a note too, when I visit
these countries that the women don't wantto walk, you know, when his
wife walking next to him, shewas like right behind us. I go,
sir, I mean, do youwant your wife to walk with us?

(36:20):
Oh? No? And he wasasking about remember the series I did,
The Indian Detective. He goes,so, tell me about the Indian
Detective. That's how he talks.And I was like, how did those
worlds come together? Were you atlike us? I was doing some show.
It was a charity show and forsome reason, Prince Charles was there
and Katie Perry was there. Wasme. Prince Charles and Katie Perry were

(36:42):
like, he was at the coordination. Yeah, yeah, Apparently she had
a better impact on him than he'smad as health at the Prime Minister's Indian
Now, I do not bring thatdude over here, dude, bring the
Indian Detective. He was about likeoh, yes, Russell. So I
love Russell Simmy that Peter. Don'tknow that guy. So the tour that's

(37:05):
going on right now, is thatmore for the States? No, it's
just like it's like filing dates thatyou know you might have missed. And
you know, my wife's from LongBeach. It'll be nice to do it
in her hometown. You know,she would be rapping ninth to now throw
that up, cup, I throwup? Man? Would it be a

(37:32):
lot of her friends there? She'sFilipino and it's Long Beach. Yes,
y'all stick around, y'all, radios. We got Russell Peters in the neighborhood,
Big boys neighborhood. This is bigboys neighborhood on demand, Big Boys
neighborhood. Alrighty, he is backin the neighborhood, Ladies and gentlemen.
He has a date Long Beach Terracethere. That's June seventeenth, mister Russell

(37:53):
Peters, Welcome back to the neighborhood. Man. I remember, dude,
and I don't know how comfortable we'regonna talk, but I remember at my
birthday party. I think you camewith your exit, my baby, your
baby mom. At the time,yeah, I was still still the baby.
But I remember, dude, youhad said something, Oh yeah,
remember what I said? Yeah?And I was like, you know she's

(38:15):
here, right, you know whatI say it on stage? No,
But it was like she do youremember what he said? She was like,
what what was it? Do youremember? Oh yeah, yeah,
yeah, yeah, what did hesay? I think daian No, no,
no, I said, because sheused to double Kim on set,
like she like she would be thestand in until Kim got there. And

(38:36):
then I walked up to Chloe andCourtney and I was like, hey,
um, because I'm friends of Tristan, I said, I texted Tristan first
ago you cooled your baby on.He goes, yeah, go say what's
up. I go, all rightto walk up to Chloe and I go,
hey, I'm friends of Tristan andis rustling from Brampton. She was,
oh, nice to meet you,Courtney. I hey, how are
you doing? I go, myuh my girl over there. She used
to double your sister and they lookand I go, well, now she's

(38:59):
double your sister. And then Igo and then I did this and went
look that way and laugh. I'mwalking away. Amen. But I remember
my wife was like, oh,my god, I'm like, yeah,
man, I this dude, noholds barred man. Remember Asap Rocky was
there and he just gotten out ofjail from Sweden. Said something to him

(39:21):
because because I got on stage.Remember I got on the mica. Uh
hey, Rocky, we just gotyou an endorsement deal with Volvo. No,
what is Volvo Swedish? See thatthat's why you got them stamps in
your passport that we don't have.Yeah, yeah, I forgot Americans don't
know about geography. Yeah I gotthat. Excuse them, man, Amen,

(39:50):
that's who I work with. Ijust wanted you to have a bit
set up, you know, andthen it worked for meeting and you should
know things. Yeah. Yeah,we're just trying to say what our meaning
man. Yeah, it was yourcousin Hope's. Do you have a cousin
named Hopie? She's an uncle Sarcus, Yeah, Marcolm Tarkus. It's the

(40:20):
most commoner fokin and about seven cousinsname Harman. There it is all right,
y'all. Stick around your radio's RussellPeters in the neighborhood Big Boys name
ere find a big boy from BigBoys Neighborhood on iHeart Radio, Boy here's
another in Casetion misted moment with usj in the neighborhood for real, for

(40:46):
real, for false, for false, and intruder broke into his house around
two am for real, for real. Yeah, it was about two in
the morning. You know, myalarm went off, so I'm thinking,
like, maybe it's one of mydaughters or something. They're coming in or
kids coming in late. I'm like, god, I say, what was
going on? I walked down thesteps. Some Charles Manson look alike come
walking like he comes out the kitchen. Yeah, he comes out the kitchen

(41:06):
as I'm coming down the steps,and then we was off to the race.
I heard you beat the dog outof that dude for Rizzi, Thank
you for listening. It is uponthe Big Boy, Big Boys Neighborhood.
You can catch more of us righthere on. I heard radio they called
me by Lati these balls in theBig Boys neighborhood. Alrighty, he is

(41:36):
back in the neighborhood, ladies andgentlemen. He has a date Lone Beach
Terrace Theater. That's June seventeen,Miss Russell Peters, welcome back to the
neighborhood. What is this year offifty years of hip hop. Mean to
Russell Peters, well it shows everybodythat rappers not a fad on now well
and on fairness, rappers one ofthe only things rapping, DJing, rapping

(41:57):
in DJA A kind of like theonly two things thriving together with hip hop
sort of. I mean the Bboying has gone a separate right feed he's
gone a separate way. But ifwe can get them all back together,
we get the band back together.Here signed this album cover. We'll put
the band back together for one night. It'd be great, I mean,
but you know it'll it'll come back. Everything strays and comes back. When
did you fall in love with hiphop? What? What was your cross

(42:17):
roll? Mine was breakdancing? Right? So you did you break dance first?
I break dance first? Good atit? You know I thought I
was good at right? I wasno better than right. Did you have
your own linoleum, your own title? Anytime I saw somebody to buy a
fridge out go steal there the cardboardbox? Yeah, but I remember the

(42:37):
summer of eighty four my front lawnwas dead because it was covered in cardboard.
Because we lived right in front thebus stop from from so we would
to me and my boys. Yousee the bus coming go now and breaking,
hoping people were gonna get off thebush. Yeah, captive audience.
We were living in that breaking uhyeah, and I mean breaking the movie
how the morning it was, That'swhat we were like. Get white people

(43:00):
are gonna be like, this isso cool. We tardy wearing little tards
are like little hot pants. Like. Man, but you fell in love
with it first, not even thinkinghow long hip hop is gonna last?
No, it was bea so itwas for me. It was b boying
first and then tagging right, andthen the music was the soundtrack to it
all. So let's let's do amount rushmore for just mcs um. Well,

(43:22):
Biggie will always be my number one. That was just always, that's
forever. What about before Biggie?I mean l I was always there,
ye man, I mean cubes firstfour or five albums were ridiculously dough too.
But again I can't listen to themnow. I'm not. I'm not
in that angry head. I havekids. I don't want to hear your
daughter was a nice girl now sheis. Yeah, I don't. I

(43:44):
don't want to play that with myen just like King Tuck thought of like
a hummingbird to Lynch my Prue andI'm third like, yeah, hey man,
and when you have kids, nownappy dug out is a whole different
song. Yeah. I'm like,now you have a daughter, like,
oh yeah, yeah, my daughteris twelve. I don't want her.
Yeah yeah, I know. I'mgood. Yeah, Cube, you hold
some strong memories. That's when you'relike, are we there yet? Yeah?

(44:07):
It had to be her ice cwork. Yeah. Right, So
we got what do we got there? We got Biggie a big al yes
sir um and not because he's oneof my best friends and lives with me,
but lord finess, yes sir.And then we got one left.
Yep, I'm gonna go with Chuckd really no, because he was doing
all that stuff in the eighties consciousyeah, but like he had that authoritative

(44:30):
way of doing it where it didn'tfeel like he was preaching to you,
right, It was just like itwas like having a dad tell you some
kicking some knowledge to you, andyou're like, I like, you know,
hey, dude, do you evertrip off of like when you would
see like public enemy or you willsee people that used to go to their
shows and the content, and thenyou look at this whole white audience.
Oh yeah, listen to I'm thefollower of ferra Con. This wasn't hero

(44:53):
the most. You know what I'msaying. I'm a brown kitch. I'm
like in the middle. I'm like, all right, I wanted to learn
that. Y'all stick around, y'allradios. Russell Peters in the Neighborhood,
Big Boys Neighborhood. This is BigBoy on demand, Big Boy Neighborhood.

(45:13):
Natalia is up in here and NataliaOffset in the Neighborhood News. I love
Offset so much, and especially Ilove Offset the dad because you know,
he does have a few kids,and I just love seeing these moments of
him being dad because it's not somethingwe always get to see. But I
was at the Little Mermaid premiere andI'm walking around, you know, looking
at everyone that's there, and I'mlike, oh my gosh. You know

(45:35):
Melissa McCartney, she plays Ursula andno, but there's Javier bar Damn you
please keep trying. This is amazing. Wait. Offset, And I got
so excited to see Offset and hehad the two cutest little dates with him,
his two daughters, full coordinated outfits, all of them together, black
and white. Each of them hadthese big ball gowns and they even did
a little interview. M this isclear. Hi, my name's name was

(46:02):
Coach. First off, my daughterswas very excited to see someone that look
like them. That's the Little Mermaid. So this is a special woman in
history and it's iconic and this isso savirus so let's get it. Oh,
I love it. Man, socute and there were so many really
cute moments. So, like hementioned, the Little Mermaid stars Hallie Bailey,

(46:23):
and she is, you know,African American, and she is like
a representation for all these little girls. Right. So not only did they
get to meet her at their premiereand hug her, but they also got
to meet the woman who played PrincessTiana in the animated version as well.
And everyone was so nice to themand Offsets holding their hands one by one.
They're taking photos and see, Ilove that he had a night with

(46:45):
him and like Cardibie's not there.Yeah, I love beautiful man. I
love that he was like, I'mgonna take my two little girls out on
a date. I'm gonna show themhow to be treated. I'm gonna show
them what that is like to behad. It was such a cute stay
for the movie. I did stayfor the movie. You never do because
sometimes I'm working the side. Iwas actually just a guess, definitely.
So I just got to see themovie and it was I was crying,

(47:07):
laughing. I had a really amazingtime and I was singing. I was
inside, I was seeing but youknow, we got banned from coach.
They talk to you from her liveaction Little Mermaid. It's amazing. Go
see it when it comes out there. It is y'all stick around, y'all
Radio, Big Boy, You're insideBig Boys Neighborhood Full show episode podcast,

(47:30):
Big Boy Neighborhood. Honey is upin here? What up? What a
thing? Oh? Nothing new musicthat we got for new music? No
new music, but music is allright. Big She was recently on Twitter
and she revealed what she doesn't likelist about her old albums was she listens
to it. So she went onTwitter and she was like, look,
I still listen to my albums,but I get so mad when I listened

(47:51):
to the mixing. Yeah man ofthe album, Hey man, who who
just said that? To us?As well? Exhibit Exhibit said like,
yeah, here was it. Hesaid something about the mixes too, the
first song that he listened to,and Big I thought this was interesting.
But then Sizzi came back and shewas like, but I still do like
a lot of my songs, Likeshe named all the songs she liked from

(48:12):
her new album SOS so she likeSnooze, Love Language, Kill Bill of
course album. Yeah. But BigI thought this was cool because when she
was in the neighborhood one of thetimes with us, she actually told us
that she doesn't really listen to anyof her music. I also did not
know that I was singing in falsettothe whole time. I didn't know that
until someone else asked me to playmy music film, because I don't listen
to my own music when I'm notaround, like when I'm not making it

(48:35):
or like performing it. We'll berolling. Um. It was my friend's
boss and he's like he was justlike, what's going on, Well,
let's hear what this whole thing isabout, Like let's see, let's let's
see what this hype is about.And I'm just like okay, like sure,

(48:58):
and I pulled up avalon on theinternet. Was again I'm shoot,
I could barely hear myself. I'mlike the volume just like going like Max
right after tour. So I'm playinglike the same songs with like a five

(49:22):
four piece band and not singing infalsetto, and also learning who I am
on stage because a lot like louderthan who I am. But it's weird.
I don't know how to access that. Like consciously, we're just watching
evolution right now. She's watching ittoo, like I don't know what this
is, hey man, and justseeing now what that journey is and what

(49:45):
she's becoming and what we've seen withso Os and what we've seen with the
tour. It's crazy when you startto hear, certainly that, like when
you listen back to something like thatand you hear like, okay, damn,
where are they now? And youhear like how much he's at vance
is still killing it? Like thisissis amazing, man, beautiful. Yeah,
man, believe that. I can'twait to come back around too.

(50:07):
Yeah, all right, y'all stickaround, you'all, y'all, stick around,
y'all. Radio's Big Boys Neighborhood.This is Big Boys Neighborhood on demand
up in here. What I'm newto all. I hope to get one
of these awards sometime in the future. Man, but I want to give
out a Dad of the Year awardalready. Oh man, you're giving out
Dad of the year war man.Yeah, I know. Maybe in the

(50:30):
future you guys can give me oneand we'll do that. Yeah, man,
I hope you got to see whatkind of dad your man. I
can't even joke about that. Iappreciate dog, But this dad right here
has to get this award because hisname is drum roll please Robert at seventy

(50:51):
nine years, this man is welcomingthe seventh child. Man seventy nine years,
seventy nine A man, he gottaand please man, I'm gonna keep
it real with you. He gotto prepare his son for not being here,
ye, for him not being here. Hopefully he make it to preschool

(51:12):
graduation. He and this there's somenew medical stuff that's coming. Would he
be at the high school graduation?Yeah? Oh man, seventy nine that
is still worth Yeah he doctor.He going. He was doing the presser
about this new movie that's coming outabout my father, and yeah, he
kind of revealed it. But thisis just a little pizza of the movie,
and he talks about his eleven yearold that he has eleven year old?

(51:35):
To man, what's going on withdid? It's called love and affection?
Then, unlike you? When hemet me at the delivery room,
he chose to shake my hands.What else was I supposed to do?
We just met. I don't thinkthat I'm a cool father. I'm okay.
You know, my kids disagree withme at times, and the respectful

(51:55):
my daughter eleven, she's gives mea grief sometimes. I adore her.
That was a surprise for me too. Dog. All his kids were completely
adults. Yeah. Man, theoldest is forty to be like a great
grandfather, great grandfather. His oldestis forty sixty six years old. A
man on the same campus. Idon't I don't know how old they have

(52:21):
or having. How old is heseventy nine year old? Oh my god,
a man? Whatever old is themom? I think she's like forty.
N wait if it says because Ijust googled her it says sixty four.
No, I think she's the onethat they're talking about. I think
she might be in her mid tolate thirties. Really, Oh my god,
this dude, which what does hehave? Tan? Where a man?

(52:46):
That dude? Really in this roomhe could be everybody's dad by in
this room included, he could beyour grandfather, auntie damn near. You
know, I'm like, all right, man, you gotta love it year,
Hey man, he gave me inspirationfather year and now I know it
still works. Yeah around your radio'sBig Boy Neighborhood. This is Big Boy's

(53:09):
Neighborhood on demand, Big Boy Neighborhood. Annie is up in here? What
up? Oh natae? In caseyou missed what we got Dave Chappelle.
Dave Chappelle for In case you missedit. I'm so jealous of this university,
but big This coming fall, they'regoing to be offering a course based
around Dave Chappelle his career and becauseyou know, it's the fifty year anniversary
of hip hop, so the courseteacher was like, I want to celebrate

(53:30):
with Dave Chappelle. She's done classesabout Kanye in the past, She's had
them come into like chance the rapperhas come into her class, and she's
like, I'm gonna see if DaveChappelle will come in pressure out there.
Yeah, you know what I'm saying, he's like, Man, I ain't
going at that, but he mightbecause you know what, he always shows
up like he did show up foryou, big Oh. Yeah, he
was a little late when he showedup for here. Oh my god,

(53:51):
Man, it was that around thestar and birthday. Yeah, but it
was so funny when he did giveyou that call. Oh, big boy,
I'm so sorry, Bro, whenyou start off for that. You
know what I'm saying, When youstart on, big boy, I am
so sorry, Bro. That's whenhe was like, man, all right,
here we go. Damn, oh, big boy, I'm so sorry,
Broy. Many happy related birthday andcongrats on a well deserved star bros.

(54:21):
Hey, Dave. When I lookedat your text message, Bro,
I'm laughing so hard over here,Bro, I'm crying. My man was
like big I was underneath it,Dave. I appreciate you, man,
it was. It was a hellof a ceremony. Man. I had
a great birthday, Bro. Andand thank you for even thinking of me
man and checking back in. Iappreciate you, bro, much, much

(54:45):
love, much respect. I mean, just from me in the early nightties
when I first started coming out toLa. Man, you've been a voice
that has been a very big partof my life. Man. I appreciate
you, bro, thank you,and congratulations. Man. Hey, man,
And if you want to see mesomething fairly or crazy expensive, I'll
put you on hold and I'll sendyou an address. But but but Dave,

(55:07):
I appreciate you, man, AndI noticed you got to be working
hardbro. And I had a greattime with you in Vegas. Man,
And thank you so much for thekind words that you gave me out there
as well. Bro. Yes,sir, Man, very very hard felt
man. I look forward to seeingyou soon. Alrighty, that's Dave Chappelle
right there, lady. He's oneof the problem on Real Quick. I
love Dave. Man. Listen,oh big boy, I'm so sorry.
Bro. As soon as he startedoff with that, I was like,

(55:30):
man, all right, Dave.But David's just one of them guys that
you do love. Man, andyou've been like cool with him since the
nineties. Is so cool to me. Yeah, Man, just just watching
Dave, you know, come upas well. He doesn't move so well.
And I'm still here sitting here,you know what I'm saying. I'm
amazing, Yeah, but you knowI'm still sitting here and I saw the
Chapelle Show back on Netflix. Idon't know if I really know, it's

(55:51):
been on for a long time.You don't say a great moment right there
with a Dave Chappelle and case youmissed, right there, Big Boys Neighborhood
before has left the building