February 8, 2023 • 16 mins
LisaRaye McCoy Speaks On Her Tiff With Stacey Dash; Have You Ever Gotten Somebody Fired?
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
It's topic time. The phone called eight hundred five five
one want to join it to the discussion with the
Breakfast Club talk about it wanted everybody's DJ n V
Charlemagne the guy. We all the Breakfast Club. Now we
just joining us. We have our co host Lisa Ray
(00:20):
in the building. Yes, and we're asking have you ever
got a co worker? Five? Now, I just came from
a rumor that Lisa Ray had got Stacy Dash fire
from single lad? Did I get a fire? Right? Well
that's the question. Well, this is the audio of the
argument that happened with Lisa Ray and Stacy Dash. Where
(00:41):
the rumor came from. I don't know to this day
why she was stuck on stupid with that, I just
don't know. But so we took a break, and we
took a break. I walked over to and said, Stacey,
just do the line of what she wanted to do,
some good a body here. She put her finger up
and in my and she said, you don't tell me anything.
(01:03):
And you could hear a pin drop on the set,
because when I tell you, every bit of south side
Chicago was brewing up in here. That made me go, Stacy,
if you don't get your finger out my Facebook. That
was all I had to say, because once I said that,
she took off, maybe be lying to her dresser room.
But I was gonna be right behind her because I
(01:24):
couldn't take my shoes off that quick. So I was like,
wait a minute, Oh no, it was like, oh, Captain,
maybe she hit one to talk to me in private,
and I was going to grant her that so that,
you know, people thought that she got her fired. But
Lisa Ray is saying that it's a rumor. That's tactual,
that's a rumor because I don't have that much power.
That was the network's decision. Now, Charlemagne, do you have
that much power? You know? That was Angelie has her
(01:46):
own show called Up with Angelie is to spin off
of The Breakferace Club. It comes on right after The
Breaflace Club. Pen am the two. Yeah, but I don't
answer the question if you got a fire from here? No,
I don't have that kind of power. Okay for people
in the back, have you ever got somebody fired? In
(02:07):
answering the question, let me think I don't take that much.
I'm sure I have. I'm patty like that. I'm definitely
gotten some I've definitely gotten people. Of course, I don't know.
I'm through throughout the course of history. Yeah, Breakfast because
if people not doing their job or they're not moving
the way we need them to move, you know, you
gotta get them out of here. Absolutely definitely Breakfast Club.
We definitely did. Who say then you know who? I
(02:33):
think I know who you know? Oh yeah, yeah, I
know a few yea. Yeah. Have you ever got anybody
firing people? Like how you did that? I'm gonna let
you slid on that. No, I have never gotten anybody fired. No,
I'm patty, like I like people of working. If you
don't come to work to work because everybody has a job,
everybody has a position. If you don't do your job
(02:54):
in your position, that means we're losing. And if we lose,
that means I can't feed my families, and other people
around can't feed their family. So if you don't want
to work, we don't need you here. Maybe this job
is not for you. So we've I've gotten somebody fired
up before, and now Charlemagne has and I am very
instrumental in like like customer service, Like I'm really hound
that and they're lacking that. Nowadays, you know. So I
(03:14):
like to pull people to the side and tell them
how important it is that they have this position in
this job, and it's like, come on, you can do better,
because we got to do better. Yes, I do that.
You know that president that called that time to call
me a fo You was disgusting for that what I
needed disgusting. This dude got a girl, a young lady
fire because uh, she was upset that Nvy didn't tip
(03:36):
her because she helped Envy to her his car. You
curse that girl out on the radio and got her fired.
That was wrong, That was fine. That wasn't that even
though she shouldn't have expected it to right. She worked
at Bye Bye Baby, right, and um, I wouldn't even
bring that theory. She might sue you now for emotional
distress and even had somebody helped me to the car. Uh,
(03:59):
and I took off. Y'all left. What's problem? She called
the raider the next day and called me an f
boy and went off for me. She coming to the
story that expensive ass car expensive as flows on it
can't tip nobody. I didn't have it to kind on
her side with this said one. It wasn't it wasn't hard.
It was me and homie, but I'm still on her
side because he came back. It was like, mean, you know,
he didn't even tip me. Imagine going back to your coworking,
(04:19):
like you just walk this man and his fandom and
he's like, this man ain't even tip man. It wasn't
no fanom criminal fan lying. I will say what Lisa
Ray said about not having the power to do something.
You can only make recommendations, right, so you can only
go to the powers that be and be like, hey,
x Y and Z isn't doing x y and and
Just for the record, I didn't even do that with
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Stacy Dash. I didn't even go and say anything like that.
It was to me. It was I couldn't worked with
her next day. I mean because I don't need to
like you to make money, or you didn't work with
her the next day. Yeah, she bought security and everything.
I didn't know what they were there for. I felt
the tension in the room. I was like, what is
the security and it was like for your ass. It
was like, what, I have a problem with this. I
think you know what I mean? I will, I will.
(05:01):
I'm sure I gotta put a bunch of people fired
because if somebody's racist to me or I feel a way,
I will go to that boss and I will write
a letter immediately. Ain't nobody ever been raised? That's absolutely absolutely.
When I go to car deal when I used to
gonna call the dealership, I used to go to car
dealership and I would go to look for a car,
and people wouldn't help me. They would just sit there
and let me walk around the dealership for a long time.
I would definitely make him complaint all all the time.
So they just thought you hand the money. That's all.
(05:23):
Why broke because Bob, because I was black and I
was in a dealership in Dominican. I'm not. I'm you
know what. I hate you, man. Let's go to the
phone mileft you you know I hate you. I hate hate,
hate hate you. I'll get you fight talking crazy to me? Hi,
have you ever got a person fired? Kayleb um, Yeah,
(05:46):
take us off bluetooth, take us off speaking so we
can hear you. Mama. Yeah I did. I had to
take you out of my bluetooth. I'm sorry, Um, yeah
I did. It was like years ago, U, and it
was I was working at like a little door um
and like a shopping center and I was working with
this with older ladies. She was like maybe in her
(06:07):
thirties at the time, and she was really annoying anyway,
so did nobody like her as anyway, And we were
working one night and it was like a group of
black kids, like high schoolers, walking around the plaza, not
bothering anybody, and she's gonna look at me and say, oh,
they shouldn't let kids just walk around like that. Look
at them. You don't know what they're doing, what they're
getting into. And she just went on the whole rant
(06:28):
about how these kids shouldn't be allowed to walk around
the parking lot. They were all black, so it was
just I mean, and she was rapist anyway, we already knew.
So I just used that as an opportunity to get
her fires so because we all couldn't stand her. Okay,
thank you, Not just to play white devil's advocate here,
what if those kids were up to no good kids up?
(06:51):
Ros Yes, good morning, good morning, good morning, everybody, Good morning, Rosy.
Oh my god, I'm on the video high tentle man.
I love you. Oh yeah, So I'm funny Sack. I've
never gotten anyone fired, but I am in the process
(07:13):
of trying to get someone telling you fired, Mama, Well,
this guy I worked trying to play manufacturer. I've been
working for them for twenty years. It's like the easiest
and the most comfortable place to work at. And this
guy is just overly comfortable. He's expressively absent. He randomly, Oh,
(07:35):
I have to leave early. I have an emergency. He's
playing something years old. I don't know what kind of
emergency he has. And he has doesn't help out at work.
He everyone else helps each other album We're overwhelmed. He
does this there and his death does his little thing
three o'clock come, He's off the door now, maybe sound
like a little Does his work affect your work? Because
(07:57):
if it doesn't affect your work, it's like you want
to hayte and like the hate and fence. No, it
totally that good. He doesn't come in and that's his
workfs on other people's care. It does actually work for
other people. I top of there there, there are other
respects to them, and then just unfair. Maybe you should
just have a conversation with him and make sure he's
not going through nothing first. Yeah, he might be having
(08:18):
might be lack of customer service, like, well, I heard
through the grape fight he confided in someone else, but
he actually hazard on the side, job whole. You're ratting
on man's whole niche Yeah, you don't sound like that
actually through the roof, and you mad because somebody got
a side, you know what I mean? Here a little
(08:40):
lady late and you're trying to tell on him wrong.
I think he was right about the hater and the
sounds like a little hater. We all owned. We are
second words after the white man. We do it well,
we don't eight hundred five, eight five one or five one?
Have you ever got a co worker fight? Call us now,
it's the breakfast Club for more breast club top on wanting.
(09:12):
Everybody is CJ n V Charlemagne the guy. We are
the breakfast Club. Now if you're just joining us, we're
talking about have you ever got a co worker? Fire?
Now we're here with our co host, Miss Lisa Ray.
And if the story came from Lisa Ray, but she's
said it's a rumor, it's not true. Can we just
played a little clip of why we thought that. I
don't know to this day why she was stuck on
(09:33):
stupid with that I just don't know. But so we
took a break, and we took a break. I walked
over to and said, Stacy, just do the line of
what she wanted to do it. So we get a
body here, and she put her finger up in my
face and she said, you don't tell me anything, and
you can hear a pin drop on the set because
(09:53):
when I tell you, every bit of south Side Chicago
was ruined up in here. That made me go, Stacy,
if you don't get your finger out my Facebook, that
was all I had to say. Because once I said that,
she took off made to be lying to her dresser room,
but I was gonna be right behind her because I
couldn't take my shoes off that quick. So I was like,
wait a minute, Oh no, it was like, oh, Catherin,
(10:15):
maybe she had wanted to talk to me in private,
and I was going to grant her that. So after
that argument, people assumed that you got Stacy Dash fired.
And I don't know how they assumed that. I guess,
I guess because you know that's for the next season.
She wasn't there because I mean, I get it, but no,
I can do that. I'm really I'm not a petty person.
(10:35):
I understand people need their jobs their money, and I
understand people go through things. And we're women, you know
what I mean, and we're emotional. And even if she
would have told me whatever was going on that night
that caused the you know, disagreement, I'd have been like,
all right, cool, next day is whatever. Whatever, It just
continued a little bit more than what it should have.
And for me it was like, what is your problem?
(10:55):
Though somebody putting need or almost putting the ale? Did
she put her hand in your face? She did? Oh man,
And see that's not petty that you by leading my
safety and my boundary and you put me in a
position I might have to defend myself. Well, that's why
the room will continue. That I was gonna get it right,
you know what I mean. So I will say this
if you make me uncomfortable, or you make me feel
in a way where I don't want to come to work,
or if I'm paying for a service and you're not
(11:17):
giving me that service, I will complain. If I'm on
a plane and it's a stewardess and she's acting nasty
and I bought a first class ticket or adult the
comfort ticket or regular ticket, treat me with respect, and
if you don't, I'm gonna I'm gonna complain. If I
go to a restaurant and the waitresses acting like a
d headed or whatever it may be, I'm gonna complain.
I just don't know if that works though, you know
what I mean, Like you can complain, but I mean
(11:38):
you go back the next winking that person is still there.
Social media pretty strong though. And when your light skin,
when your light skin and the veins start popping up
in your yeah yeah, yeah yeah, your vein starts showing
in your neck like he does. He turned red. People
listen to him a little bit. Shut up. Hello, who's
this y'all? Chris, take us off bluetooth for speaker? My bad,
my bad? We're good. Yeah, yeah, we're good. Jesting and
(12:00):
me gotten somebody fired guard. He's kind of backfired on
me a little bit. But you know what, First I
want to say till morning, Charlemagne, he day envy beautiful
liicea ray Yeah man, so check it out. Man. I
was a security guard man and uh I had the supervisor.
He was like a military chat man. He came in there.
He was talking to be all crazy. You know what
(12:21):
I'm saying, just kind of like crazy in souls or whatever,
just calling me stupid or whatever. You know what I'm saying.
Whenever I was making mistakes, and I guess other people
was cool with it, but I wasn't. So you know
what I'm saying, I recorded it. You know I'm saying.
I recorded them one time and then I picked it
up to change to Uh, I had supervisor. You know
what I'm saying. They ain't that first thing't do nothing
about it. But then I said I was gonna. He
(12:42):
was harassing me. So they got rid of them, and
they came back and fired me for recording him without
his permission. WHOA, yeah, man, But you know what, it's
all good man. I was a security guard. Uh, you
know what, I got a security company now, man, I'm
a finnishman. Brother plan then Hello, who's this Vicky Niki?
(13:04):
Good morning? Come morning, good morning, good morning. How you
guys doing good good? Have you ever got somebody fight
at your job or work? Oh? Yeah, I like how
you said that with your chest tell us abody, All right,
bet So I was working at the pharmacy and it
was this girl. Her name is a creation and mind
you we both started working at the same time. I'm
(13:25):
a fold home lesbian. I'll take birth control so that,
you know, I just just my mantels, so on and
so forth. She was taking it so that she ain't
having no more kids because she love for kids a
little slow. Now you know, lesbian, Now that you are lesbian,
but you take birth control to not get your periods?
You say, I'll control your period. Yeah, basically, okay, okay,
And she was taking us so she didn't have any
(13:45):
more kids because she already had four. She's only twenty four,
twenties the thing, but all right, whatever, So we did
and I get pulled over by one of my supervisors.
Ain't it just like, yeah, you know, birth pessione's coming
up listening to the pharmacy, and you know, someone telling
us that is you, and I'm just like, I know
it's not mad, I know it's not me. And then
that's when I asked with my other co workers and
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he tells me that it's her stop at the time,
and I'm like, why are you killing with birth control pills?
And I'm the one that's getting a joble for us,
and she's just like, because you know, I need the
job I'm like this, I need this nob too. So
what you're chatting about? So I showed the third problem.
I was like, I'm a listening. I ain't trying to
have kids. I was like showing them, was like, she
don't want to take in it, and he was like
really and they like we looked the camera and then
(14:27):
her and I'm like, oh all right, dad, I'm like
I don't care. But then she got mad at me
and didn't want to come to my house to Christmins
and I'm just like that right back, I don't care,
I will You're fired. So y'all were friends? Because you
said she didn't want to come you out with Christmins.
So y'all was friends. That's my cousin. This is too
much good trying to follow the story. And then it
(14:48):
was like, well, you could have just let them do
what they was gonna do and catch your own takes
you to say that, like you, this is what I
think happened. I think both of them were stealing the
birth control. I was standing they were button heads because
so many pills was missing because both of them were stealing.
And then she played the LGBTQI. That was a great
play their control, right, I ain't trying to get cold like.
(15:13):
So you admit both y'all were stealing the pills. You
admit both y'all were stealing the pills. I don't want
to admit it, but I'm not working in a mortis
why Gus ain't coming back. That's why Jesus ain't coming back.
Jesus is sick of y'all. Man, boy, I swear to
god boy boy boy boy boy boy boy. Sometimes I
just understand. But that's a good why the white man
(15:34):
created some of the legislation he created for y'all. You
pull the boss in the thing, he'd be like, how
am I gonna steal it? I'm a lesbian? How like?
And what do you say? As her boss? You can't.
You can't go against that. Just want to the cameras
that she said had old girl on camera to the
level of that. What's the more little story? If there
is a Morrow Moreland stories, I reserved write if somebody's
not doing what they're supposed to be doing, to complain
(15:55):
to the higher ups, to get them, you know, terminated,
exactly terminated the fight. You terminated on your fight. Damn it, man,
we're out of here, all right? Well we got rumors
on the way. Give us a little tease. What we're talking,
a little bit of something um safe. We're gonna talk
about some suspective celebrity breakups. All right, we'll get to
that next. Don't move, it's the Breakfast Club. Good mor
It's topic time. The phone called eight hundred five five
one want to join it to the discussion with the
Breakfast Club talk about it wanted everybody's DJ n V
Charlemagne the guy. We all the Breakfast Club. Now we
just joining us. We have our co host Lisa Ray
(00:20):
in the building. Yes, and we're asking have you ever
got a co worker? Five? Now, I just came from
a rumor that Lisa Ray had got Stacy Dash fire
from single lad? Did I get a fire? Right? Well
that's the question. Well, this is the audio of the
argument that happened with Lisa Ray and Stacy Dash. Where
(00:41):
the rumor came from. I don't know to this day
why she was stuck on stupid with that, I just
don't know. But so we took a break, and we
took a break. I walked over to and said, Stacey,
just do the line of what she wanted to do,
some good a body here. She put her finger up
and in my and she said, you don't tell me anything.
(01:03):
And you could hear a pin drop on the set,
because when I tell you, every bit of south side
Chicago was brewing up in here. That made me go, Stacy,
if you don't get your finger out my Facebook. That
was all I had to say, because once I said that,
she took off, maybe be lying to her dresser room.
But I was gonna be right behind her because I
(01:24):
couldn't take my shoes off that quick. So I was like,
wait a minute, Oh no, it was like, oh, Captain,
maybe she hit one to talk to me in private,
and I was going to grant her that so that,
you know, people thought that she got her fired. But
Lisa Ray is saying that it's a rumor. That's tactual,
that's a rumor because I don't have that much power.
That was the network's decision. Now, Charlemagne, do you have
that much power? You know? That was Angelie has her
(01:46):
own show called Up with Angelie is to spin off
of The Breakferace Club. It comes on right after The
Breaflace Club. Pen am the two. Yeah, but I don't
answer the question if you got a fire from here? No,
I don't have that kind of power. Okay for people
in the back, have you ever got somebody fired? In
(02:07):
answering the question, let me think I don't take that much.
I'm sure I have. I'm patty like that. I'm definitely
gotten some I've definitely gotten people. Of course, I don't know.
I'm through throughout the course of history. Yeah, Breakfast because
if people not doing their job or they're not moving
the way we need them to move, you know, you
gotta get them out of here. Absolutely definitely Breakfast Club.
We definitely did. Who say then you know who? I
(02:33):
think I know who you know? Oh yeah, yeah, I
know a few yea. Yeah. Have you ever got anybody
firing people? Like how you did that? I'm gonna let
you slid on that. No, I have never gotten anybody fired. No,
I'm patty, like I like people of working. If you
don't come to work to work because everybody has a job,
everybody has a position. If you don't do your job
(02:54):
in your position, that means we're losing. And if we lose,
that means I can't feed my families, and other people
around can't feed their family. So if you don't want
to work, we don't need you here. Maybe this job
is not for you. So we've I've gotten somebody fired
up before, and now Charlemagne has and I am very
instrumental in like like customer service, Like I'm really hound
that and they're lacking that. Nowadays, you know. So I
(03:14):
like to pull people to the side and tell them
how important it is that they have this position in
this job, and it's like, come on, you can do better,
because we got to do better. Yes, I do that.
You know that president that called that time to call
me a fo You was disgusting for that what I
needed disgusting. This dude got a girl, a young lady
fire because uh, she was upset that Nvy didn't tip
(03:36):
her because she helped Envy to her his car. You
curse that girl out on the radio and got her fired.
That was wrong, That was fine. That wasn't that even
though she shouldn't have expected it to right. She worked
at Bye Bye Baby, right, and um, I wouldn't even
bring that theory. She might sue you now for emotional
distress and even had somebody helped me to the car. Uh,
(03:59):
and I took off. Y'all left. What's problem? She called
the raider the next day and called me an f
boy and went off for me. She coming to the
story that expensive ass car expensive as flows on it
can't tip nobody. I didn't have it to kind on
her side with this said one. It wasn't it wasn't hard.
It was me and homie, but I'm still on her
side because he came back. It was like, mean, you know,
he didn't even tip me. Imagine going back to your coworking,
(04:19):
like you just walk this man and his fandom and
he's like, this man ain't even tip man. It wasn't
no fanom criminal fan lying. I will say what Lisa
Ray said about not having the power to do something.
You can only make recommendations, right, so you can only
go to the powers that be and be like, hey,
x Y and Z isn't doing x y and and
Just for the record, I didn't even do that with
(04:40):
Stacy Dash. I didn't even go and say anything like that.
It was to me. It was I couldn't worked with
her next day. I mean because I don't need to
like you to make money, or you didn't work with
her the next day. Yeah, she bought security and everything.
I didn't know what they were there for. I felt
the tension in the room. I was like, what is
the security and it was like for your ass. It
was like, what, I have a problem with this. I
think you know what I mean? I will, I will.
(05:01):
I'm sure I gotta put a bunch of people fired
because if somebody's racist to me or I feel a way,
I will go to that boss and I will write
a letter immediately. Ain't nobody ever been raised? That's absolutely absolutely.
When I go to car deal when I used to
gonna call the dealership, I used to go to car
dealership and I would go to look for a car,
and people wouldn't help me. They would just sit there
and let me walk around the dealership for a long time.
I would definitely make him complaint all all the time.
So they just thought you hand the money. That's all.
(05:23):
Why broke because Bob, because I was black and I
was in a dealership in Dominican. I'm not. I'm you
know what. I hate you, man. Let's go to the
phone mileft you you know I hate you. I hate hate,
hate hate you. I'll get you fight talking crazy to me? Hi,
have you ever got a person fired? Kayleb um, Yeah,
(05:46):
take us off bluetooth, take us off speaking so we
can hear you. Mama. Yeah I did. I had to
take you out of my bluetooth. I'm sorry, Um, yeah
I did. It was like years ago, U, and it
was I was working at like a little door um
and like a shopping center and I was working with
this with older ladies. She was like maybe in her
(06:07):
thirties at the time, and she was really annoying anyway,
so did nobody like her as anyway, And we were
working one night and it was like a group of
black kids, like high schoolers, walking around the plaza, not
bothering anybody, and she's gonna look at me and say, oh,
they shouldn't let kids just walk around like that. Look
at them. You don't know what they're doing, what they're
getting into. And she just went on the whole rant
(06:28):
about how these kids shouldn't be allowed to walk around
the parking lot. They were all black, so it was
just I mean, and she was rapist anyway, we already knew.
So I just used that as an opportunity to get
her fires so because we all couldn't stand her. Okay,
thank you, Not just to play white devil's advocate here,
what if those kids were up to no good kids up?
(06:51):
Ros Yes, good morning, good morning, good morning, everybody, Good morning, Rosy.
Oh my god, I'm on the video high tentle man.
I love you. Oh yeah, So I'm funny Sack. I've
never gotten anyone fired, but I am in the process
(07:13):
of trying to get someone telling you fired, Mama, Well,
this guy I worked trying to play manufacturer. I've been
working for them for twenty years. It's like the easiest
and the most comfortable place to work at. And this
guy is just overly comfortable. He's expressively absent. He randomly, Oh,
(07:35):
I have to leave early. I have an emergency. He's
playing something years old. I don't know what kind of
emergency he has. And he has doesn't help out at work.
He everyone else helps each other album We're overwhelmed. He
does this there and his death does his little thing
three o'clock come, He's off the door now, maybe sound
like a little Does his work affect your work? Because
(07:57):
if it doesn't affect your work, it's like you want
to hayte and like the hate and fence. No, it
totally that good. He doesn't come in and that's his
workfs on other people's care. It does actually work for
other people. I top of there there, there are other
respects to them, and then just unfair. Maybe you should
just have a conversation with him and make sure he's
not going through nothing first. Yeah, he might be having
(08:18):
might be lack of customer service, like, well, I heard
through the grape fight he confided in someone else, but
he actually hazard on the side, job whole. You're ratting
on man's whole niche Yeah, you don't sound like that
actually through the roof, and you mad because somebody got
a side, you know what I mean? Here a little
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lady late and you're trying to tell on him wrong.
I think he was right about the hater and the
sounds like a little hater. We all owned. We are
second words after the white man. We do it well,
we don't eight hundred five, eight five one or five one?
Have you ever got a co worker fight? Call us now,
it's the breakfast Club for more breast club top on wanting.
(09:12):
Everybody is CJ n V Charlemagne the guy. We are
the breakfast Club. Now if you're just joining us, we're
talking about have you ever got a co worker? Fire?
Now we're here with our co host, Miss Lisa Ray.
And if the story came from Lisa Ray, but she's
said it's a rumor, it's not true. Can we just
played a little clip of why we thought that. I
don't know to this day why she was stuck on
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stupid with that I just don't know. But so we
took a break, and we took a break. I walked
over to and said, Stacy, just do the line of
what she wanted to do it. So we get a
body here, and she put her finger up in my
face and she said, you don't tell me anything, and
you can hear a pin drop on the set because
(09:53):
when I tell you, every bit of south Side Chicago
was ruined up in here. That made me go, Stacy,
if you don't get your finger out my Facebook, that
was all I had to say. Because once I said that,
she took off made to be lying to her dresser room,
but I was gonna be right behind her because I
couldn't take my shoes off that quick. So I was like,
wait a minute, Oh no, it was like, oh, Catherin,
(10:15):
maybe she had wanted to talk to me in private,
and I was going to grant her that. So after
that argument, people assumed that you got Stacy Dash fired.
And I don't know how they assumed that. I guess,
I guess because you know that's for the next season.
She wasn't there because I mean, I get it, but no,
I can do that. I'm really I'm not a petty person.
(10:35):
I understand people need their jobs their money, and I
understand people go through things. And we're women, you know
what I mean, and we're emotional. And even if she
would have told me whatever was going on that night
that caused the you know, disagreement, I'd have been like,
all right, cool, next day is whatever. Whatever, It just
continued a little bit more than what it should have.
And for me it was like, what is your problem?
(10:55):
Though somebody putting need or almost putting the ale? Did
she put her hand in your face? She did? Oh man,
And see that's not petty that you by leading my
safety and my boundary and you put me in a
position I might have to defend myself. Well, that's why
the room will continue. That I was gonna get it right,
you know what I mean. So I will say this
if you make me uncomfortable, or you make me feel
in a way where I don't want to come to work,
or if I'm paying for a service and you're not
(11:17):
giving me that service, I will complain. If I'm on
a plane and it's a stewardess and she's acting nasty
and I bought a first class ticket or adult the
comfort ticket or regular ticket, treat me with respect, and
if you don't, I'm gonna I'm gonna complain. If I
go to a restaurant and the waitresses acting like a
d headed or whatever it may be, I'm gonna complain.
I just don't know if that works though, you know
what I mean, Like you can complain, but I mean
(11:38):
you go back the next winking that person is still there.
Social media pretty strong though. And when your light skin,
when your light skin and the veins start popping up
in your yeah yeah, yeah yeah, your vein starts showing
in your neck like he does. He turned red. People
listen to him a little bit. Shut up. Hello, who's
this y'all? Chris, take us off bluetooth for speaker? My bad,
my bad? We're good. Yeah, yeah, we're good. Jesting and
(12:00):
me gotten somebody fired guard. He's kind of backfired on
me a little bit. But you know what, First I
want to say till morning, Charlemagne, he day envy beautiful
liicea ray Yeah man, so check it out. Man. I
was a security guard man and uh I had the supervisor.
He was like a military chat man. He came in there.
He was talking to be all crazy. You know what
(12:21):
I'm saying, just kind of like crazy in souls or whatever,
just calling me stupid or whatever. You know what I'm saying.
Whenever I was making mistakes, and I guess other people
was cool with it, but I wasn't. So you know
what I'm saying, I recorded it. You know I'm saying.
I recorded them one time and then I picked it
up to change to Uh, I had supervisor. You know
what I'm saying. They ain't that first thing't do nothing
about it. But then I said I was gonna. He
(12:42):
was harassing me. So they got rid of them, and
they came back and fired me for recording him without
his permission. WHOA, yeah, man, But you know what, it's
all good man. I was a security guard. Uh, you
know what, I got a security company now, man, I'm
a finnishman. Brother plan then Hello, who's this Vicky Niki?
(13:04):
Good morning? Come morning, good morning, good morning. How you
guys doing good good? Have you ever got somebody fight
at your job or work? Oh? Yeah, I like how
you said that with your chest tell us abody, All right,
bet So I was working at the pharmacy and it
was this girl. Her name is a creation and mind
you we both started working at the same time. I'm
(13:25):
a fold home lesbian. I'll take birth control so that,
you know, I just just my mantels, so on and
so forth. She was taking it so that she ain't
having no more kids because she love for kids a
little slow. Now you know, lesbian, Now that you are lesbian,
but you take birth control to not get your periods?
You say, I'll control your period. Yeah, basically, okay, okay,
And she was taking us so she didn't have any
(13:45):
more kids because she already had four. She's only twenty four,
twenties the thing, but all right, whatever, So we did
and I get pulled over by one of my supervisors.
Ain't it just like, yeah, you know, birth pessione's coming
up listening to the pharmacy, and you know, someone telling
us that is you, and I'm just like, I know
it's not mad, I know it's not me. And then
that's when I asked with my other co workers and
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he tells me that it's her stop at the time,
and I'm like, why are you killing with birth control pills?
And I'm the one that's getting a joble for us,
and she's just like, because you know, I need the
job I'm like this, I need this nob too. So
what you're chatting about? So I showed the third problem.
I was like, I'm a listening. I ain't trying to
have kids. I was like showing them, was like, she
don't want to take in it, and he was like
really and they like we looked the camera and then
(14:27):
her and I'm like, oh all right, dad, I'm like
I don't care. But then she got mad at me
and didn't want to come to my house to Christmins
and I'm just like that right back, I don't care,
I will You're fired. So y'all were friends? Because you
said she didn't want to come you out with Christmins.
So y'all was friends. That's my cousin. This is too
much good trying to follow the story. And then it
(14:48):
was like, well, you could have just let them do
what they was gonna do and catch your own takes
you to say that, like you, this is what I
think happened. I think both of them were stealing the
birth control. I was standing they were button heads because
so many pills was missing because both of them were stealing.
And then she played the LGBTQI. That was a great
play their control, right, I ain't trying to get cold like.
(15:13):
So you admit both y'all were stealing the pills. You
admit both y'all were stealing the pills. I don't want
to admit it, but I'm not working in a mortis
why Gus ain't coming back. That's why Jesus ain't coming back.
Jesus is sick of y'all. Man, boy, I swear to
god boy boy boy boy boy boy boy. Sometimes I
just understand. But that's a good why the white man
(15:34):
created some of the legislation he created for y'all. You
pull the boss in the thing, he'd be like, how
am I gonna steal it? I'm a lesbian? How like?
And what do you say? As her boss? You can't.
You can't go against that. Just want to the cameras
that she said had old girl on camera to the
level of that. What's the more little story? If there
is a Morrow Moreland stories, I reserved write if somebody's
not doing what they're supposed to be doing, to complain
(15:55):
to the higher ups, to get them, you know, terminated,
exactly terminated the fight. You terminated on your fight. Damn it, man,
we're out of here, all right? Well we got rumors
on the way. Give us a little tease. What we're talking,
a little bit of something um safe. We're gonna talk
about some suspective celebrity breakups. All right, we'll get to
that next. Don't move, it's the Breakfast Club. Good mor
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