# Ep 39: Motivated or MotiHATED

An episode of ["Lets Rap About it" hosted by Fabolous, Maino, Dave East & Jim Jones](https://invisiblenetwork.ai/podcast/1845657564), 14 Aug 2026, 1 h 40 min.

Audio: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2545223/episodes/19647982-ep-39-motivated-or-motihated.mp3



## Transcript

[0:10] SPEAKER_04: A lot of shit be on mama, so let's grab a body.
[0:12] SPEAKER_04: A lot of rabbin, a lot of rum, so let's grab a body.
[0:23] SPEAKER_05: Everybody wanna be rapable.
[0:25] SPEAKER_05: People won't blame it.
[0:27] SPEAKER_04: Let's rap a body.
[0:28] SPEAKER_04: They really wanna come about it.
[0:29] SPEAKER_04: Let's rap about it.
[0:32] SPEAKER_04: Let's rap a body.
[0:34] SPEAKER_04: Let's rap a bullet.
[0:37] SPEAKER_07: Let's rap a baby.
[0:39] SPEAKER_07: Let's rap a bit.
[0:40] SPEAKER_04: Let's rap about it.
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[0:48] SPEAKER_04: We are back.
[0:49] SPEAKER_04: Let's rap about it.
[0:50] SPEAKER_04: What episode is this?
[0:51] SPEAKER_04: It's 39.
[0:52] SPEAKER_04: 39.
[0:53] SPEAKER_04: 39?
[0:54] SPEAKER_04: Made it.
[0:54] SPEAKER_04: 391.
[0:57] SPEAKER_04: Let's toast about it, man.
[0:58] SPEAKER_04: 39th episode.
[0:59] SPEAKER_04: That's crazy.
[1:01] SPEAKER_04: We almost in the 40 club.
[1:02] SPEAKER_04: Yeah.
[1:03] SPEAKER_04: Let's toast about it, man.
[1:04] SPEAKER_04: We almost 40.
[1:05] SPEAKER_04: Niggas is getting old.
[1:07] SPEAKER_04: We had a great week, great weekend, man.
[1:09] SPEAKER_04: Before we start, I want to send a uh shout out to my brother Cub.
[1:12] SPEAKER_04: Shout out to Cub.
[1:14] SPEAKER_04: You know what I mean?
[1:15] SPEAKER_04: All his loved ones, man.
[1:16] SPEAKER_04: We got up this morning.
[1:17] SPEAKER_04: I watched a man wake up this morning, kiss his babies, you know, um, stay strong, drive all the way to a federal prison and walk in and do his bid, you know what I mean?
[1:27] SPEAKER_04: And some of the most stand-up shit I ever seen in my life.
[1:30] SPEAKER_04: So shout out to my brother, man.
[1:32] SPEAKER_04: It's definitely freedom.
[1:33] SPEAKER_04: You know, um, so yeah, that was definitely.
[1:38] SPEAKER_04: Freedom to his backwards.
[1:39] SPEAKER_04: Yeah, that's what I'm saying, sir.
[1:40] SPEAKER_04: 100%.
[1:41] SPEAKER_04: Yeah.
[1:42] SPEAKER_04: But other than that, man, we had a good time and you know, we out here doing what we do.
[1:47] SPEAKER_04: How was y'all week?
[1:47] SPEAKER_04: Y'all weekend.
[1:49] SPEAKER_05: Man, I was guys, man.
[1:51] SPEAKER_05: I've been I've been partying with y'all for like a week straight in field since since the J concert.
[1:57] SPEAKER_05: We haven't we haven't stopped partying since last Sunday.
[2:00] SPEAKER_04: When you see me in the club, you you don't want to you don't want to hang with me.
[2:04] SPEAKER_04: You don't hang with me.
[2:05] SPEAKER_07: Y'all don't hang out in the spot?
[2:06] unknown: No.
[2:07] SPEAKER_04: Man.
[2:07] SPEAKER_04: The shit he did at Aura one night.
[2:09] SPEAKER_04: I was in there.
[2:11] SPEAKER_04: I said, Where you going?
[2:12] SPEAKER_04: He said, I'm going over there.
[2:13] SPEAKER_04: And then he came back.
[2:15] SPEAKER_04: I said, What we doing, nigga?
[2:17] SPEAKER_04: He ducking you on the spot?
[2:19] SPEAKER_06: I definitely was ducking him.
[2:20] SPEAKER_06: He had nine.
[2:21] SPEAKER_04: I get ducked in the chat.
[2:22] SPEAKER_04: He was in there caddy wagon, you heard?
[2:26] SPEAKER_04: Eyes wide open.
[2:26] SPEAKER_04: That's what's going on.
[2:28] SPEAKER_04: I come alive.
[2:30] SPEAKER_04: Straight.
[2:31] SPEAKER_04: I was watching you.
[2:32] SPEAKER_04: Yeah, but I was secret service for you.
[2:34] SPEAKER_05: You don't even know.
[2:35] SPEAKER_05: I didn't know if I had to step in and babysit, because it was like you was borderline, so I didn't want to get stuck with that job at the time.
[2:40] SPEAKER_04: Me and Spizz always have a good time.
[2:42] SPEAKER_04: Cool.
[2:42] SPEAKER_04: We be cooler.
[2:44] SPEAKER_05: The problem was Spizz wasn't there, so it was only me.
[2:45] SPEAKER_05: I'm not getting it.
[2:47] SPEAKER_05: Well, baby.
[2:47] SPEAKER_04: It's always smooth.
[2:50] SPEAKER_04: It's always a good vibe when I'm around.
[2:54] SPEAKER_04: I like to have a good time.
[2:56] SPEAKER_04: You do have a good time.
[2:58] SPEAKER_04: You do.
[2:58] SPEAKER_04: You know what I mean?
[2:59] SPEAKER_04: You do.
[3:00] SPEAKER_04: The city's been on fire though.
[3:02] SPEAKER_04: It's been a lot of things from the FIFA to the Hove concert to Fanatics Fest this weekend.
[3:09] SPEAKER_04: It was a lot of things.
[3:12] SPEAKER_04: Fanatics was dope.
[3:13] SPEAKER_04: We celebrated your birthday.
[3:18] SPEAKER_04: It's been a good July.
[3:19] SPEAKER_04: Last night we went out to the Drake event.
[3:23] SPEAKER_04: Hey.
[3:24] SPEAKER_04: Nike event.
[3:25] SPEAKER_04: OVO crew, man, Chubbs, and I'm you know, definitely.
[3:29] SPEAKER_04: Yeah, that was that that was a splendid party.
[3:34] SPEAKER_04: Splendid splendid.
[3:35] SPEAKER_04: Splendid, yeah.
[3:35] SPEAKER_04: Splendid in the way.
[3:37] SPEAKER_04: That's not a podcast, man.
[3:38] SPEAKER_04: Splendid.
[3:39] SPEAKER_04: Splendid.
[3:40] SPEAKER_04: Splendid.
[3:40] SPEAKER_04: You use that word?
[3:41] SPEAKER_04: Splendid.
[3:41] SPEAKER_04: I use the word.
[3:42] SPEAKER_04: Splendid.
[3:43] SPEAKER_04: I use the word.
[3:44] SPEAKER_04: Splendid, man.
[3:44] SPEAKER_04: Splendid indeed.
[3:45] SPEAKER_04: Splendid.
[3:45] SPEAKER_04: It was a splendid word.
[3:46] SPEAKER_04: It was splendid indeed.
[3:47] SPEAKER_04: If I do say so myself.
[3:49] SPEAKER_04: You know.
[3:49] SPEAKER_04: But it was good though.
[3:51] SPEAKER_06: I think the city is feeling like a I would say the New York got it right now.
[3:56] SPEAKER_06: We do.
[3:57] SPEAKER_06: I would say for the summer.
[3:58] SPEAKER_06: Absolutely.
[3:58] SPEAKER_06: It came back.
[4:00] SPEAKER_04: There's a little bit of hate going on too.
[4:02] SPEAKER_04: Like outside of the city.
[4:03] SPEAKER_04: Like niggas are seeing New York.
[4:05] SPEAKER_04: Like if they, you know, since they in their feelings lit.
[4:10] SPEAKER_04: Niggas is I've been seeing it on the gram.
[4:12] SPEAKER_04: I've just been watching.
[4:13] SPEAKER_04: I don't really feed into the hate on the gram, but like I just definitely dirty macing on New York right now.
[4:19] SPEAKER_04: I definitely see a little dirty macro.
[4:24] SPEAKER_08: Niggas dirty macing of the whole city.
[4:34] SPEAKER_08: Imagine them type of conversation though.
[4:35] SPEAKER_08: Now you go to where?
[4:37] SPEAKER_08: New York?
[4:37] SPEAKER_08: Niggas don't even go to New York.
[4:39] SPEAKER_08: Howdy, what's up with niggas?
[4:40] SPEAKER_08: Niggas is blocking about me.
[4:46] SPEAKER_04: When somebody is getting attention and the other people or other person is not getting attention, like that'll make.
[4:52] SPEAKER_04: And it's and it's not, it's not, it's not a bad hate.
[4:56] SPEAKER_04: It's really like, it really should motivate you.
[4:59] SPEAKER_04: Like, damn, them niggas got it right now.
[5:01] SPEAKER_04: Like I've looked at certain things.
[5:03] SPEAKER_04: We don't have to sit back and do that for a minute.
[5:05] SPEAKER_04: I gotta get on my shit.
[5:06] SPEAKER_04: It goes back to that.
[5:06] SPEAKER_04: Niggas got it.
[5:07] SPEAKER_04: That's it.
[5:07] SPEAKER_04: It goes back to little time.
[5:09] SPEAKER_04: Whoever getting more attention as a little kid, who they mad the whole city piped up.
[5:14] SPEAKER_04: It goes back to that.
[5:14] SPEAKER_04: I mean, niggas is adult.
[5:16] SPEAKER_04: The city came together for the city.
[5:17] SPEAKER_04: But I'm saying it is everybody gonna have their time.
[5:20] SPEAKER_04: So when it's when it's somebody's time, you could look at it and be motivated by it, or you could motivate by it.
[5:26] SPEAKER_04: You know what I'm saying?
[5:27] SPEAKER_04: You're gonna motivated it.
[5:28] SPEAKER_04: Niggas be motivated.
[5:32] SPEAKER_04: Put the word there, new word, motivated, motivated.
[5:34] SPEAKER_05: Not motivated, you can be motivated.
[5:36] SPEAKER_05: Motivated or you could be motivated.
[5:38] SPEAKER_04: And niggas are getting motivated.
[5:40] SPEAKER_04: Niggas are like the chicks, they ain't getting the attention.
[5:43] SPEAKER_04: There's a lot of motivation going on.
[5:48] SPEAKER_04: I gotta do my thing.
[5:50] SPEAKER_04: Cause I I it's their time, but when it's my time, I'm gonna do that.
[5:53] SPEAKER_07: But you know what?
[5:54] SPEAKER_07: It's hard for your entire city to be on one accord.
[6:00] SPEAKER_04: I ain't gonna lie, I seen niggas city miss their flights a few times.
[6:02] SPEAKER_07: Like, no, it's mad shit going on.
[6:04] SPEAKER_08: You heard niggas missing their flights.
[6:05] SPEAKER_08: Like, no, I'm gonna go back to mall, Jack.
[6:07] SPEAKER_08: Fuck their flight.
[6:08] SPEAKER_08: It's lit.
[6:08] SPEAKER_07: Bro, you know what I mean?
[6:09] SPEAKER_07: People I met from out of town at Yankee Stadium at the blue, I went the blueprint night.
[6:16] SPEAKER_07: Mad people.
[6:16] SPEAKER_07: Yo, we from Virginia.
[6:17] SPEAKER_07: I drove from here.
[6:18] SPEAKER_07: We flew in from here.
[6:19] SPEAKER_04: Like, it was mad from out of town.
[6:22] SPEAKER_04: Unbelievable.
[6:22] SPEAKER_04: And that and I think that people from night.
[6:25] SPEAKER_04: Even close.
[6:26] SPEAKER_04: Yeah.
[6:26] SPEAKER_04: Even close though, it's starting.
[6:28] SPEAKER_04: Like that whole little upstate shit that's going on right now.
[6:32] SPEAKER_04: Like they close to New York City.
[6:33] SPEAKER_04: They live in New York, they just not New York City.
[6:36] SPEAKER_04: It's not that close.
[6:36] SPEAKER_04: It's like six hours away, though.
[6:38] SPEAKER_04: Barbara.
[6:39] SPEAKER_04: It's not still I mean close to in a word.
[6:42] SPEAKER_04: My fucking voice is going from last night.
[6:46] SPEAKER_04: Yeah.
[6:46] SPEAKER_04: Yeah, it's been a long week.
[6:47] SPEAKER_04: But yo, upstate is close.
[6:51] SPEAKER_04: It's like our cousins, but at the same time, they feeling a little way, I feel like, too.
[6:55] SPEAKER_04: I feel like they feel like they're not included.
[6:58] SPEAKER_04: They ain't getting the attention.
[6:58] SPEAKER_04: They ain't getting attention.
[6:59] SPEAKER_04: No, I think inclusion.
[7:00] SPEAKER_04: You know what, though?
[7:01] SPEAKER_04: Shout out to the channel.
[7:03] SPEAKER_04: Shout out to all the guys from upstate, man, that have been putting on.
[7:07] SPEAKER_04: But I think upstate, you know, namely like Rochester, Buffalo, those places that like real people.
[7:16] SPEAKER_04: They always did shows up there.
[7:17] SPEAKER_04: They always show me mad.
[7:18] SPEAKER_04: Every yeah.
[7:19] SPEAKER_04: Every time.
[7:19] SPEAKER_04: But I'm not sure.
[7:20] SPEAKER_04: Buffalo Rock.
[7:22] SPEAKER_04: It's always been like a chip on his shoulder because it's always like we cocky, we a cocky city.
[7:26] SPEAKER_04: We we feel like we run the world.
[7:28] SPEAKER_04: Like we if you because we we really confident.
[7:31] SPEAKER_04: It's not cocky.
[7:32] SPEAKER_04: It's not cockiness, it's confidence.
[7:34] SPEAKER_04: We have a even in the 90s.
[7:35] SPEAKER_04: I feel like it's always like an identity thing with them trying to carve out their own identity and say, nigga, we real too.
[7:43] SPEAKER_04: Because of the separation.
[7:44] SPEAKER_04: Right.
[7:44] SPEAKER_04: We just as solid as y'all.
[7:47] SPEAKER_05: But you could take pride in New York as a new as New York the state, period.
[7:51] SPEAKER_05: Office.
[7:52] SPEAKER_05: Recently, New York State is different as a city, though.
[7:54] SPEAKER_05: I feel like it's more recent.
[7:55] SPEAKER_05: There is, there is, but I'm talking about as a New Yorker, you could definitely take pride in being from New York.
[8:01] SPEAKER_05: So you're saying a New Yorker just deliberately means New York City.
[8:05] SPEAKER_05: New York City.
[8:06] SPEAKER_05: A New Yorker doesn't mean you're from Albany.
[8:08] SPEAKER_04: Because you got to think about it like this, right?
[8:09] SPEAKER_04: Think about the news.
[8:10] SPEAKER_04: When you're on the news.
[8:11] SPEAKER_04: So what are they called?
[8:12] SPEAKER_04: New Yorkians?
[8:13] SPEAKER_04: No.
[8:13] SPEAKER_04: Think about when you're on the news in New York City.
[8:15] SPEAKER_04: New York.
[8:16] SPEAKER_04: They say they call the pedestrians New Yorkers.
[8:19] SPEAKER_04: I don't think the people on the news called like in Buffalo speak to them and they don't call them New Yorkers.
[8:24] SPEAKER_04: What they call them?
[8:25] SPEAKER_04: Buffaloans?
[8:26] SPEAKER_04: Right.
[8:26] SPEAKER_04: Stuff like that.
[8:27] SPEAKER_04: Like Albanyans?
[8:30] SPEAKER_04: Citizens or something.
[8:31] SPEAKER_04: I don't know.
[8:31] SPEAKER_04: But what I'm saying.
[8:32] SPEAKER_04: Citizens, what?
[8:35] SPEAKER_04: Everybody's a you know what I'm saying, nigga.
[8:37] SPEAKER_04: I don't think they're referring to the people.
[8:39] SPEAKER_04: Can we can we look that up?
[8:40] SPEAKER_04: What are people from Albany called?
[8:42] SPEAKER_04: Do they consider them New Yorkers or Albanians?
[8:45] SPEAKER_04: Yeah, I don't think I don't think a politician goes on the news and talks to his constituents as New Yorkers.
[8:54] SPEAKER_04: I don't think it's a good thing.
[8:56] SPEAKER_04: I think like really there they are New Yorkers, but when you say that, you've always been talking about New York City, city people.
[9:03] SPEAKER_04: Or maybe it's our our ignorance too, because we from New York City.
[9:06] SPEAKER_04: We don't know what they call the American, because we don't live out there.
[9:09] SPEAKER_04: I don't think they refer to them themselves as New Yorkers.
[9:17] SPEAKER_07: I know some Albanians, they're not from Albany.
[9:20] SPEAKER_00: So that's what they said.
[9:21] SPEAKER_00: Why they call this a geographical confusion in a European country of Albania?
[9:25] SPEAKER_00: Albania is an official and white.
[9:27] SPEAKER_04: But here's the thing.
[9:29] SPEAKER_04: Do they consider themselves New York?
[9:30] SPEAKER_04: I know my Albanian niggas is from Albany.
[9:33] SPEAKER_04: That's the other thing.
[9:34] SPEAKER_04: You know what I mean?
[9:34] SPEAKER_04: I don't think that they refer to themselves as New Yorkers.
[9:37] SPEAKER_04: We know it's New York State.
[9:39] SPEAKER_04: We understand that.
[9:40] SPEAKER_04: But I don't think that they refer to themselves as New Yorkers.
[9:43] SPEAKER_04: Now what I'm saying is this.
[9:44] SPEAKER_04: I feel like it's, I feel like because of our own arrogance, we've always made them feel 30, 40 years down the line, like we was them niggas and they was like like underneath us.
[9:58] SPEAKER_04: So I think it was always, always, even in the jail system, it was always like niggas like nigga, we real too.
[10:05] SPEAKER_04: So it was always an identity thing with them trying to carve out their own niche and establish that they was just as solid as we are.
[10:13] SPEAKER_04: I get it.
[10:15] SPEAKER_04: A lot of places around New York do that though, too.
[10:18] SPEAKER_04: I felt like CT had a time for that too.
[10:20] SPEAKER_04: Like they wanted to prove how.
[10:22] SPEAKER_04: And it's not really like saying we as something as you are.
[10:26] SPEAKER_04: Like everybody everywhere is there.
[10:29] SPEAKER_04: New York is New York, Connecticut is Connecticut, Philly is Philly.
[10:32] SPEAKER_04: Like everybody is their own space.
[10:35] SPEAKER_04: You know what I'm saying?
[10:36] SPEAKER_04: So like the comparison shit sometimes is what bring all of these uh uh back and forths about who's this and who's that and who's more this and who's more that.
[10:46] SPEAKER_04: I think um, but going back to what I was saying, I think that we got it now, and like a lot of places is feeling away that we got it right now.
[10:57] SPEAKER_04: And I think that's a little bit where that upstate shit comes from, too.
[11:01] SPEAKER_04: We are we fuck with, I fuck with upstate.
[11:03] SPEAKER_04: No, I 100% do.
[11:05] SPEAKER_04: Always upstate.
[11:05] SPEAKER_06: Rochester had a whole dipset gang coming up that way.
[11:10] SPEAKER_06: I just saw Benny at uh at the 4040.
[11:12] SPEAKER_04: I just seen Benny the other day.
[11:13] SPEAKER_04: And I said, I said, yo, gonna let him start no motherfucking New York City and upstate war.
[11:17] SPEAKER_04: He started laughing.
[11:18] SPEAKER_04: Um, you know, I I don't think it's it got nothing to do.
[11:21] SPEAKER_04: It's an individual thing, right?
[11:22] SPEAKER_04: It's about competition, it's the rap game, because we all respect niggas' bars and shit like that.
[11:27] SPEAKER_04: But even deeper, I just remember the feeling of being like in prison and being certain places and niggas, but I'm in the upstate niggas.
[11:35] SPEAKER_04: Up north niggas ain't, you know what I mean?
[11:37] SPEAKER_04: It's that.
[11:37] SPEAKER_06: I'm not gonna lie, if I wasn't from New York City, if I was like from Albany or Syracuse, I'm uh anywhere I go, besides being in Syracuse, I'm telling niggas I'm I'm I'm from New York.
[11:49] SPEAKER_06: I'm in New York, I'm from New York.
[11:50] SPEAKER_06: I don't give a fuck if they know I'm from New York City or not.
[11:52] SPEAKER_06: I went to pumping that.
[11:54] SPEAKER_06: I'm in Miami, I'm from New York, what's up?
[11:56] SPEAKER_06: I'm in Atlanta, I'm from New York, what's up?
[11:58] SPEAKER_06: I'm pumping that.
[11:59] SPEAKER_06: I'm from New York.
[12:00] SPEAKER_04: But it's but most people, like listen, I went to a party in Tampa.
[12:04] SPEAKER_04: As soon as I got there, they said, yo, we want to bring you to the New York Party.
[12:07] SPEAKER_04: I said, New York party in Tampa?
[12:08] SPEAKER_04: They're having a New York City party, like it's gonna be like, I thought maybe it was like some New York promoters.
[12:13] SPEAKER_04: So when I when I got there, I didn't see nobody that looked familiar to me.
[12:18] SPEAKER_04: So I'm just like, oh shit, okay, boom, just New York party.
[12:21] SPEAKER_04: And then I thought I'm like, like, everybody just look like they from Tampa.
[12:26] SPEAKER_04: And then I'm like, I'm hearing them keep saying Rochester.
[12:29] SPEAKER_04: I said, oh shit, everybody in here from Rochester.
[12:33] SPEAKER_04: I understood.
[12:34] SPEAKER_04: It was, they just said New York.
[12:37] SPEAKER_04: Right, New York is New York in a sense.
[12:39] SPEAKER_04: We also have adopted Long Island is not New York City, but it's New York.
[12:45] SPEAKER_04: Yonkers is not New York City, but it's New York.
[12:47] SPEAKER_04: Westchester, all of these places are still New York.
[12:50] SPEAKER_04: We don't look at them in a sense as less than being New York.
[12:54] SPEAKER_04: It's just New York City is just the five boroughs.
[12:57] SPEAKER_04: But we look at Westchester as part of New York.
[13:00] SPEAKER_04: But a part of the borough almost.
[13:02] SPEAKER_04: Like we look at them as like as a borough.
[13:05] SPEAKER_04: Not as a borough, not as a borough, but it's so close to the boroughs that we don't really see no separation.
[13:10] SPEAKER_04: I never seen, I never heard nobody consider West just a rock.
[13:13] SPEAKER_04: No, I didn't say a part of the rocks.
[13:15] SPEAKER_04: I'm saying it's a big thing.
[13:17] SPEAKER_04: I look at Yonse like.
[13:18] SPEAKER_04: No, I'm not saying it's a borough.
[13:20] SPEAKER_04: YO mad close.
[13:21] SPEAKER_04: I feel like it ain't really like, it ain't really a ride to get to YO.
[13:25] SPEAKER_04: Like, that's you know what I mean?
[13:26] SPEAKER_04: That's what I'm saying.
[13:27] SPEAKER_04: It's like it's it's so close in proximity that it's almost like an extension.
[13:31] SPEAKER_04: Right.
[13:31] SPEAKER_04: Right?
[13:32] SPEAKER_04: When you go into those other places, we talking like five, six hours.
[13:35] SPEAKER_04: About still just separate.
[13:37] SPEAKER_04: Quicker to get to Jersey than Browns from other shits that's New York.
[13:40] SPEAKER_04: The Hamptons is New York.
[13:41] SPEAKER_04: That's ours away as well.
[13:43] SPEAKER_04: You can get to Philly quicker than you could get upstate.
[13:45] SPEAKER_04: That's a fact.
[13:46] SPEAKER_04: 100%.
[13:47] SPEAKER_04: It's like going to VA.
[13:48] SPEAKER_04: You know what I mean?
[13:48] SPEAKER_04: You get to Jersey quicker than you get to the park.
[13:51] SPEAKER_04: That's a fact.
[13:52] SPEAKER_04: Same amount of time.
[13:53] SPEAKER_04: Trust to the whole New York, though.
[13:55] SPEAKER_04: Right, for context.
[13:56] SPEAKER_04: This is not a New York City upstate thing.
[13:58] SPEAKER_04: You ain't on that.
[14:00] SPEAKER_04: We just doing, we just doing our shit, man.
[14:02] SPEAKER_04: Not on that at all.
[14:03] SPEAKER_04: Just need context because niggas would be like, oh, them niggas going crazy.
[14:05] SPEAKER_04: Them niggas talking shit.
[14:07] SPEAKER_04: Speaking of traveling, what happened on the highway this weekend, Jim?
[14:10] SPEAKER_04: They told me something happened with you on the highway.
[14:12] SPEAKER_04: Oh my God.
[14:14] SPEAKER_08: You had another adventure?
[14:15] SPEAKER_04: Oh my god.
[14:16] SPEAKER_06: Did you run out of gas?
[14:17] SPEAKER_08: What happened, man?
[14:18] SPEAKER_06: I didn't run out of gas.
[14:19] SPEAKER_06: Was it a crash out?
[14:21] SPEAKER_06: I panicked.
[14:23] SPEAKER_06: So I thought I lost some money.
[14:26] SPEAKER_06: Uh pulled over, started panicking, found the money, put it in the midst of me looking for the money, I put both my phones on top of the car.
[14:37] SPEAKER_06: So you was already looking, you was already crashing.
[14:40] SPEAKER_06: I was already panicking, crashing.
[14:41] SPEAKER_04: You was already panicky.
[14:42] SPEAKER_06: Yeah.
[14:42] SPEAKER_04: Already looking for the money.
[14:43] SPEAKER_04: You was already panicking.
[14:44] SPEAKER_06: Found the money.
[14:45] SPEAKER_06: Cool.
[14:45] SPEAKER_06: Calm down.
[14:46] SPEAKER_04: Found the money.
[14:46] SPEAKER_04: Forgot that the phones were done.
[14:48] SPEAKER_04: You left the phones up.
[14:49] SPEAKER_04: Got out of there.
[14:50] SPEAKER_04: Peel off.
[14:51] SPEAKER_04: Get on the highway.
[14:52] SPEAKER_04: Who was driving?
[14:53] SPEAKER_04: Phones fly.
[14:53] SPEAKER_04: Just for context, this is for the purpose.
[14:56] SPEAKER_04: The car was driving.
[14:57] SPEAKER_06: The car was driving.
[14:57] SPEAKER_06: The car was driving.
[14:59] SPEAKER_06: The car was driving.
[15:00] SPEAKER_06: I don't like the way you drive.
[15:01] SPEAKER_06: The car was driving.
[15:02] SPEAKER_06: You heard?
[15:03] SPEAKER_06: The car was driving.
[15:04] SPEAKER_06: The car was driving.
[15:05] SPEAKER_06: You heard?
[15:06] SPEAKER_06: Um noticed that I didn't have my phone.
[15:09] SPEAKER_06: You know, you start looking for your phone when you're driving, panic again.
[15:14] SPEAKER_06: The car stops in the middle of the highway.
[15:16] SPEAKER_06: Pull over.
[15:18] SPEAKER_06: I can't find my phone.
[15:19] SPEAKER_06: I'm out this motherfucker now.
[15:20] SPEAKER_06: Pwn happened to be riding by, sees me.
[15:23] SPEAKER_06: Now Pwn stops in the middle of the highway.
[15:25] SPEAKER_06: Like, what the fuck are you doing?
[15:27] SPEAKER_06: I'm like, yo, bro, I can't find my phone.
[15:29] SPEAKER_06: Pwn trying to get over.
[15:30] SPEAKER_06: We damn near getting on the George Washington.
[15:33] SPEAKER_06: Pwn called my phone, the shit starts ringing in the car.
[15:36] SPEAKER_06: So now I'm going crazy looking for the phones.
[15:38] SPEAKER_06: Like, oh, they in here.
[15:39] SPEAKER_06: I still can't find the phones.
[15:40] SPEAKER_06: I jump out the car.
[15:41] SPEAKER_06: I notice one of the phones on top of the roof.
[15:43] SPEAKER_06: I'm like, oh my God.
[15:44] SPEAKER_06: You lucky.
[15:45] SPEAKER_06: I forgot my phone was on the roof.
[15:48] SPEAKER_06: I got one phone.
[15:48] SPEAKER_06: The other phone is not there.
[15:50] SPEAKER_06: So now I go all the way back around to where I put the phones on the roof.
[15:54] SPEAKER_04: You knew the exact spot.
[15:56] SPEAKER_06: Where I started.
[15:59] SPEAKER_06: The first spot I pulled over.
[16:00] SPEAKER_06: Then Rim, like, yo, give me your phone.
[16:02] SPEAKER_06: Let me do the find your phone.
[16:03] SPEAKER_06: I don't know how to do none of that shit.
[16:04] SPEAKER_06: He looks on my phone.
[16:05] SPEAKER_06: The phone says it's in the middle of the highway.
[16:09] SPEAKER_06: What do we do?
[16:12] SPEAKER_06: Go to the middle of the highway.
[16:13] SPEAKER_06: Fucking right.
[16:14] SPEAKER_06: Three cars with hazards on.
[16:16] SPEAKER_06: Fucking right.
[16:16] SPEAKER_06: Slow everything down, trying to find the phone.
[16:19] SPEAKER_06: Hop out the car in the middle of the highway looking for.
[16:21] SPEAKER_06: Bro, can't find the phone.
[16:24] SPEAKER_05: Can't find the phone.
[16:26] SPEAKER_05: I say, fuck it.
[16:27] SPEAKER_05: Ream, let niggas go.
[16:29] SPEAKER_05: We're gonna spin back around by the high bridge, look, go on the side of the highway, look over the fence.
[16:34] SPEAKER_05: Now we coordinate the find my iPhone with the regular iPhone map to see how far we is.
[16:39] SPEAKER_05: We end up finding the phone in the middle of the highway.
[16:42] SPEAKER_05: Now I gotta climb through the gate.
[16:43] SPEAKER_05: Reem holding the gate open.
[16:45] SPEAKER_05: I gotta climb through the gate, run across the fucking highway in between the traffic, grab the phone, run.
[16:50] SPEAKER_05: Yo, bro.
[16:51] SPEAKER_05: Mm-hmm.
[16:52] SPEAKER_05: I got the phone though.
[16:55] SPEAKER_04: I got the phone, though.
[16:56] SPEAKER_04: Hey.
[16:58] SPEAKER_04: That's all that matters.
[17:00] SPEAKER_04: You got the phone.
[17:01] SPEAKER_06: That's all that matters.
[17:03] SPEAKER_06: I would've just been.
[17:04] SPEAKER_06: You know most of the niggas that yo, just get a new phone, bro.
[17:06] SPEAKER_06: I'd rather get my phone back in pieces than know I got that motherfucker than a you know, like I just don't trust it.
[17:11] SPEAKER_03: Like trying to do that.
[17:12] SPEAKER_06: I think anybody would have did the same thing, brother.
[17:14] SPEAKER_06: You did good.
[17:14] SPEAKER_06: My shit go by the bottom of the ocean.
[17:16] SPEAKER_06: If it say so my find my phone, we gotta go scuba diving.
[17:20] SPEAKER_06: What?
[17:21] SPEAKER_04: What did you just say?
[17:24] SPEAKER_06: My shit's at the bottom of the ocean, and that shit's still reading on the find my phone.
[17:29] SPEAKER_06: We going scuba diving.
[17:30] SPEAKER_06: You ain't doing that.
[17:32] SPEAKER_06: You on the phone.
[17:33] SPEAKER_06: Get the tank.
[17:34] SPEAKER_04: This nigga capping.
[17:35] SPEAKER_04: Get the tank.
[17:36] SPEAKER_04: 39 episodes of capping.
[17:38] SPEAKER_04: Anyway.
[17:40] SPEAKER_04: Mr.
[17:40] SPEAKER_04: Fad.
[17:42] SPEAKER_04: What's up, man?
[17:43] SPEAKER_04: They saying that you stepped out this weekend and said you went viral.
[17:46] SPEAKER_04: I didn't, I didn't see that.
[17:47] SPEAKER_04: I didn't see no virality around Shining Little.
[17:54] SPEAKER_04: First of all, like social media, like, they just create these like narratives.
[18:00] SPEAKER_04: So now all of a sudden, this the stone bedazzle shit is like forbidden all of a sudden.
[18:07] SPEAKER_04: But just to just to be clear for everybody who comment, I really don't care what people think.
[18:13] SPEAKER_04: Like, I really don't.
[18:15] SPEAKER_04: That's my man right there.
[18:16] SPEAKER_04: Like, I really wish one of the things putting that shit on.
[18:21] SPEAKER_04: That's the best way to be.
[18:22] SPEAKER_04: Because I don't really care what y'all do.
[18:25] SPEAKER_05: What you niggas can do, y'all can't do what niggas can do what I do with it.
[18:28] SPEAKER_05: Y'all can't do what I do not do.
[18:30] SPEAKER_04: It's not the same thing.
[18:31] SPEAKER_04: At all.
[18:32] SPEAKER_04: It's not the same thing.
[18:33] SPEAKER_04: This is not that, and this is not y'all.
[18:36] SPEAKER_07: I seen this girl, she said she hugged a nigga in the spot and mad bedazzles filling her drink.
[18:42] SPEAKER_07: Stop it.
[18:43] SPEAKER_07: That's wild.
[18:44] SPEAKER_07: That was funny.
[18:45] SPEAKER_05: See, see, see, it's a level out there that is going crazy because they don't know how to do it.
[18:50] SPEAKER_04: But that ain't splash.
[18:51] SPEAKER_05: It's flash.
[18:52] SPEAKER_06: Flash it's flash it.
[18:53] SPEAKER_06: I don't care what's it.
[18:54] SPEAKER_04: Flash it is flashy, and you gotta respect.
[18:56] SPEAKER_04: That's what I'm saying.
[18:57] SPEAKER_04: I think this shit also comes from like when shit gets oversaturated.
[19:01] SPEAKER_04: So like when you see everybody, there's this tasteful ways to do shit, and then there's ways that trash.
[19:08] SPEAKER_04: Shit just get out of hand.
[19:11] SPEAKER_04: Yeah, yeah.
[19:11] SPEAKER_04: So with that jersey, also, Mitchell and Ness is doing, that's where I got this jersey from.
[19:16] SPEAKER_04: Mitchell and Ness is doing uh uh at Fanatics Fest, they doing like a little customization.
[19:24] SPEAKER_04: Yeah, and they do it.
[19:25] SPEAKER_04: So it was like, yo, Fab, come to the Mitchell and S.
[19:28] SPEAKER_04: They wanna sprinkle me.
[19:29] SPEAKER_08: Sprinkle me real quick.
[19:30] SPEAKER_08: Fuck they talking about, yo.
[19:33] SPEAKER_08: That's why context is the fuck you talking about.
[19:40] SPEAKER_07: So baby my elbow.
[19:43] SPEAKER_07: Whoa.
[19:44] SPEAKER_04: Now any anything you do, if you do the that and it's distasteful, then it's distasteful.
[19:49] SPEAKER_04: But like if it's fly or if it's cool, I got so many compliments from people that day.
[19:54] SPEAKER_04: Like, that's why it's so funny how social media versus real life also is different, too.
[19:59] SPEAKER_04: Because you could just I've moved through all through New York that whole day.
[20:03] SPEAKER_04: You know what I'm saying?
[20:04] SPEAKER_04: So like just me seeing an interaction out, the the internet also is very loud.
[20:09] SPEAKER_04: So when they don't like something or when they trying to joke something, they very loud.
[20:13] SPEAKER_04: When they like something, niggas don't even say nothing.
[20:16] SPEAKER_04: That's why I don't respect their opinions, period.
[20:22] SPEAKER_04: I doubt you had that outfit on all day.
[20:24] SPEAKER_04: You did that, you probably had that outfit on for No I switched to that jersey when they gave it to me.
[20:28] SPEAKER_04: I wore something else to uh to the Fanatics Fest, and then they gave me that.
[20:33] SPEAKER_04: It was New York.
[20:34] SPEAKER_04: I had to, you know.
[20:35] SPEAKER_04: It's all good.
[20:35] SPEAKER_04: I feel like this was the dinner.
[20:37] SPEAKER_04: At the end of the day, man, do what you do.
[20:41] SPEAKER_04: That's how I would feel for all these people no explanation.
[20:47] SPEAKER_07: If you feel good in that shit, put that shit in.
[20:49] SPEAKER_04: You know what else is going on?
[20:50] SPEAKER_04: I feel like I I feel like I personally created the word Jimothy.
[20:57] SPEAKER_04: I had never heard it before.
[20:59] SPEAKER_04: I would say anybody ever heard of anybody.
[21:04] SPEAKER_04: Somebody called you Jimothy before?
[21:05] SPEAKER_04: Yes.
[21:07] SPEAKER_04: Yes.
[21:08] SPEAKER_04: Say what?
[21:08] SPEAKER_04: You called them before me.
[21:11] SPEAKER_00: Well, I don't know before you, but at least we've had five years out of the code.
[21:14] SPEAKER_04: But I he's Jimothy Gymnasium.
[21:16] SPEAKER_05: No, you got that.
[21:18] SPEAKER_05: You got Jimothy Gymnasium is all you.
[21:23] SPEAKER_05: But you did commercialize the word Jimothy.
[21:25] SPEAKER_04: I would say so now there's a new Jimothy.
[21:28] SPEAKER_04: Now it's a new Jimothy.
[21:29] SPEAKER_04: It's like a rap cocoon that's built like Donnell Rollins.
[21:36] SPEAKER_04: You saw you saw the same.
[21:40] SPEAKER_02: Ashley Larry been trying to like.
[21:43] SPEAKER_02: Yeah, he's trying to get out of that shit.
[21:45] SPEAKER_02: Nigga said that nigga built like Ashley.
[21:48] SPEAKER_02: No, it's crazy.
[21:48] SPEAKER_02: I ain't even say nothing about Ashley.
[21:50] SPEAKER_04: And he still threw shit.
[21:52] SPEAKER_04: That's my nigga.
[21:53] SPEAKER_04: I love that nigga.
[21:54] SPEAKER_04: But listen, if you look at that, he looks like his head on my phone.
[21:56] SPEAKER_04: I'm fucking.
[22:00] SPEAKER_08: I even want to say it again.
[22:01] SPEAKER_08: Fuck it.
[22:02] SPEAKER_08: I don't like the joke no more.
[22:03] SPEAKER_04: The Jimothy raccoon, that whatever is his issue, right?
[22:08] SPEAKER_04: Whatever issue that is, he's sim he got this Jimothy, the the raccoon.
[22:13] SPEAKER_04: Did you see it?
[22:14] SPEAKER_07: It got an issue.
[22:15] SPEAKER_04: Yeah, nah, he's built funny.
[22:17] SPEAKER_04: He's like a sold-off raccoon.
[22:23] SPEAKER_02: Pull a picture.
[22:24] SPEAKER_02: Pull a picture.
[22:25] SPEAKER_02: Pull a picture.
[22:37] SPEAKER_07: Someone raccoon.
[22:38] SPEAKER_07: Look.
[22:40] SPEAKER_07: Don't stop.
[22:41] SPEAKER_07: You have a dog like that.
[22:42] SPEAKER_07: You remember the dog?
[22:43] SPEAKER_07: Now you telling me.
[22:44] SPEAKER_07: Remember the dog was on the internet?
[22:46] SPEAKER_07: On Instagram?
[22:46] SPEAKER_07: It was a dog built like that.
[22:48] SPEAKER_07: Mr.
[22:48] SPEAKER_07: David, what are you telling me?
[22:49] SPEAKER_07: You telling me that gonna look like uh Donnell?
[22:52] SPEAKER_04: He built like uh isn't that the same bill?
[22:55] SPEAKER_04: He built like uh it's the same, he built like a built like uh he built like uh he built like Ashy Larry?
[23:01] SPEAKER_04: Yeah, you don't think so?
[23:02] SPEAKER_02: It's the same bill.
[23:04] SPEAKER_02: He is gray too.
[23:06] SPEAKER_02: He is like gray ashy.
[23:08] SPEAKER_02: Yeah, it's the same bill.
[23:09] SPEAKER_06: Like, shout out to my nigga.
[23:11] SPEAKER_06: That nigga sneaking around all day.
[23:13] SPEAKER_04: That yeah, he got a spine, that's probably like a spinal issue.
[23:18] SPEAKER_04: Spinal raccoon got scoliosis.
[23:20] SPEAKER_04: Nah, none of these songs.
[23:22] SPEAKER_04: You need a bacchiotomy.
[23:23] SPEAKER_08: Raccoon with a bad back.
[23:28] SPEAKER_08: That sounds like a new gun that just dropped.
[23:30] SPEAKER_05: Nigga, I got the sawed off raccoon.
[23:32] SPEAKER_05: Fuck you talking about.
[23:35] SPEAKER_04: You definitely ain't seen the sawed off raccoon, nigga.
[23:37] SPEAKER_04: I'm clearing the spot out when I back this out.
[23:40] SPEAKER_04: But you know they call that they call that raccoon Jimothy.
[23:43] SPEAKER_04: That's the whole thing.
[23:44] SPEAKER_04: Who named it that?
[23:45] SPEAKER_04: Some lady.
[23:46] SPEAKER_04: She keeps seeing him keep Jimothy.
[23:49] SPEAKER_04: You think she watched the pod?
[23:50] SPEAKER_04: She definitely watched the part.
[23:51] SPEAKER_04: She watched the pod.
[23:52] SPEAKER_04: Yeah.
[23:52] SPEAKER_04: She stole that name from the stole her name from the pod.
[23:57] SPEAKER_06: This is not a regular name that you just see.
[24:00] SPEAKER_04: That's not a regular coon either, though.
[24:01] SPEAKER_02: That's not a regular coon.
[24:03] SPEAKER_02: That's might be a little mixed breed.
[24:05] SPEAKER_02: I ain't never seen a raccoon look like that, bro.
[24:07] SPEAKER_02: It might be cut.
[24:08] SPEAKER_02: It might be covered.
[24:13] SPEAKER_02: Like half hedgehog or some shit like that.
[24:16] SPEAKER_02: It might be half mouse.
[24:18] SPEAKER_02: Half the beaver?
[24:19] unknown: Yeah.
[24:21] SPEAKER_02: Niggas a half ashy Larry, half raccoon.
[24:28] SPEAKER_04: Nigga Ashy Coon.
[24:29] SPEAKER_04: Nigga don't want no ashy coon.
[24:31] SPEAKER_04: No, that's you know what?
[24:34] SPEAKER_04: Ashy half raccoon is crazy.
[24:37] SPEAKER_08: Damn, Larry.
[24:38] SPEAKER_08: You see what you said to yourself?
[24:41] SPEAKER_08: This nigga just gonna keep getting worse for you.
[24:43] SPEAKER_08: Let's cool out.
[24:44] SPEAKER_08: You heard we know you're a comedian and all that, but cool out.
[24:47] SPEAKER_08: Cool out, man.
[24:49] SPEAKER_04: Comedian with a bad bill is crazy.
[24:51] SPEAKER_04: You already a joke.
[24:54] SPEAKER_07: You start off as a joke, you just gotta stand up, nigga.
[24:56] SPEAKER_07: All four of us roasting finish that.
[25:01] SPEAKER_07: Stop finishing.
[25:02] SPEAKER_02: Larry, Larry.
[25:09] SPEAKER_02: Stop now.
[25:10] SPEAKER_02: I don't know the level.
[25:12] SPEAKER_08: Yeah, that I'm willing to do this.
[25:13] SPEAKER_08: Go get real nest.
[25:15] SPEAKER_08: Here's the thing.
[25:16] SPEAKER_08: We got we all got shit on our mind.
[25:17] SPEAKER_08: We bake shit.
[25:18] SPEAKER_08: We bake shit.
[25:19] SPEAKER_08: Yeah, we looked up.
[25:21] SPEAKER_08: 100%.
[25:22] SPEAKER_08: Let's leave Larry alone.
[25:23] SPEAKER_08: He don't need this smoke.
[25:25] SPEAKER_08: You don't need this in your life, nigga.
[25:26] SPEAKER_08: Larry.
[25:27] SPEAKER_08: That's willing to be a crackhead to get a check.
[25:30] SPEAKER_08: You know what's up with you, bro.
[25:32] SPEAKER_04: Yeah.
[25:32] SPEAKER_04: Yeah.
[25:34] SPEAKER_04: Yeah, leave it alone.
[25:34] SPEAKER_04: You're gonna leave Larry alone.
[25:36] SPEAKER_04: Leave it the fuck alone.
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[26:14] SPEAKER_07: When did Nightlife turn into a boys' club?
[26:17] SPEAKER_07: Can the ladies get a seat?
[26:20] SPEAKER_07: No, bitch, you ain't putting it on this bottle.
[26:22] SPEAKER_06: What the fuck, you talking about?
[26:24] SPEAKER_06: $800 a bottle of rose hoes.
[26:32] SPEAKER_08: I've been joking, I've been joking.
[26:34] SPEAKER_08: I can't jump to that.
[26:44] SPEAKER_08: This is not a reflection of me.
[26:45] SPEAKER_04: My section is female friendly.
[26:47] SPEAKER_04: Yes.
[26:47] SPEAKER_04: Right.
[26:48] SPEAKER_04: At all times.
[26:49] SPEAKER_04: Female safe.
[26:50] SPEAKER_04: It's female safe and female friendly.
[26:52] SPEAKER_04: Come over here, bring your friend.
[26:53] SPEAKER_04: Is she pretty too?
[26:54] SPEAKER_04: Yes.
[26:55] SPEAKER_04: Bring her.
[26:56] SPEAKER_04: What happened if the friend is ugly and she's drinking up all your darn Julio?
[27:00] SPEAKER_04: But the thing is this it is the first friend really, really like some next level shit.
[27:08] SPEAKER_04: If it's the next level, then I like I deal with it.
[27:10] SPEAKER_05: Yeah, but the friend is really not fitting the description to be in your section.
[27:14] SPEAKER_04: If the first friend is next level, I'll deal with it.
[27:16] SPEAKER_04: She could be a rapper.
[27:19] SPEAKER_04: But the friend is making it, she's making it hot.
[27:21] SPEAKER_04: A stud.
[27:22] SPEAKER_04: You cool with that?
[27:23] SPEAKER_04: I don't got no smoke with studs.
[27:24] SPEAKER_04: Mean either.
[27:25] SPEAKER_04: They want the same thing I want.
[27:26] SPEAKER_04: Yeah, she's dancing on a friend next with you.
[27:28] SPEAKER_04: So both of you are dancing on the same girl now.
[27:30] SPEAKER_04: It could be competition.
[27:32] SPEAKER_04: With them?
[27:33] SPEAKER_04: Could be.
[27:34] SPEAKER_04: Yup.
[27:34] SPEAKER_04: An aggressive stud.
[27:38] SPEAKER_04: So you willing to take the pretty girl that comes with a stud.
[27:42] SPEAKER_04: She don't come with the stud.
[27:43] SPEAKER_04: The stud is her friend.
[27:44] SPEAKER_04: Stud is her friend.
[27:45] SPEAKER_04: Secret love.
[27:46] SPEAKER_04: Fine.
[27:46] SPEAKER_04: Come on, you see you switching shit up.
[27:51] SPEAKER_08: Yeah, you like the secret love of part of.
[27:54] SPEAKER_08: We gotta make it interesting, right?
[27:56] SPEAKER_08: We gotta make it fight.
[27:57] SPEAKER_04: We gotta make it narrative.
[27:59] SPEAKER_04: Pretty girls do hang with stars.
[28:00] SPEAKER_04: I don't have no problem with hanging with stars.
[28:02] SPEAKER_04: Pretty women hang with gay men.
[28:04] SPEAKER_04: That's their business.
[28:05] SPEAKER_04: I don't have no issue with that.
[28:06] SPEAKER_02: The studs being in a section is aggressive as fuck.
[28:08] SPEAKER_04: Super aggressive, not knowing who they want.
[28:10] SPEAKER_02: They be more aggressive than men.
[28:12] SPEAKER_02: Yeah.
[28:12] SPEAKER_02: We saw that.
[28:13] SPEAKER_02: I watched the studs shoot at like five bitches in one section.
[28:17] SPEAKER_08: And then you just go to the next bitch.
[28:20] SPEAKER_08: I'm like, yo, yo, stop, spit, stop.
[28:23] SPEAKER_08: We both watched that gun.
[28:25] SPEAKER_04: And then she started shooting at niggas.
[28:27] SPEAKER_08: She just got she just got confused.
[28:28] SPEAKER_08: She like fucking up shooting at the whole room.
[28:30] SPEAKER_08: Shot at five bitches.
[28:35] SPEAKER_07: This is a fact.
[28:35] SPEAKER_07: This is a true story.
[28:37] SPEAKER_07: That can't, this came from they saying too many kitten heels, not enough stiletto pumps in the club.
[28:43] SPEAKER_07: And somebody responded saying it's because it's too many niggas in the section.
[28:47] SPEAKER_07: Do y'all know what a kitten heel is?
[28:48] SPEAKER_07: So the girls don't do the.
[28:51] SPEAKER_04: You know what a kitten heel is, man?
[28:55] SPEAKER_04: Those little funny shits.
[28:56] SPEAKER_05: Small heels.
[28:57] SPEAKER_05: It's just like two and a half inches.
[29:00] SPEAKER_05: The principal heels, you heard?
[29:01] SPEAKER_05: Like the principal used to come in slapping them shits on the floor.
[29:04] SPEAKER_04: What I'm saying is this.
[29:05] SPEAKER_04: They usually look like witch witch shoes.
[29:07] SPEAKER_04: If there's a club full of too many niggas, that's not the club we want to be in.
[29:10] SPEAKER_04: No, no.
[29:11] SPEAKER_04: I don't like them clubs.
[29:12] SPEAKER_04: Right, we don't like those.
[29:13] SPEAKER_04: And and ladies, that's not even a club that you want to be in.
[29:16] SPEAKER_06: What club was this person at that she had to put this in in our chat?
[29:20] SPEAKER_06: Yeah, it's not a club.
[29:21] SPEAKER_06: She wasn't in the club with us.
[29:22] SPEAKER_06: There was too many niggas in the section, and it wasn't, yeah, that wasn't much.
[29:25] SPEAKER_06: That's kind of banana.
[29:26] SPEAKER_04: You should find, see, it's all about social circle.
[29:29] unknown: Right.
[29:30] SPEAKER_04: Who you out with.
[29:31] SPEAKER_04: Who you out with and what type of clubs you go to.
[29:33] SPEAKER_04: See, New York City is like a melting pot, so you can go all the way downtown.
[29:36] SPEAKER_04: It's like the, you know, don't with the EDM joints.
[29:39] SPEAKER_04: You can you go to diverse parties.
[29:42] SPEAKER_04: You got you go uptown, you get rating parties.
[29:44] SPEAKER_04: You go to Brooklyn, you could go to any type of party you got.
[29:47] SPEAKER_04: Anything, young, old, like anything.
[29:50] SPEAKER_04: Anything you want, you can get in your party.
[29:51] SPEAKER_03: So fashion parties.
[29:54] SPEAKER_08: You said Christian?
[29:56] SPEAKER_08: He played.
[29:58] SPEAKER_08: What?
[29:58] SPEAKER_08: Y'all go to Christian parties?
[30:01] SPEAKER_04: You said you could go to any type of party in the city, though.
[30:04] SPEAKER_04: You meant to a Christian party?
[30:05] SPEAKER_04: I mean he got those in the city too.
[30:07] SPEAKER_04: I don't know that.
[30:08] SPEAKER_04: I'm trying to party.
[30:10] SPEAKER_07: What are they doing?
[30:11] SPEAKER_07: What's the vibe, like you talking about a Bible meeting?
[30:16] SPEAKER_07: Like Bible study?
[30:19] SPEAKER_07: You know about that?
[30:21] SPEAKER_07: Know about what?
[30:21] SPEAKER_07: What are you talking about?
[30:23] SPEAKER_07: What?
[30:24] SPEAKER_07: Christian parties.
[30:25] SPEAKER_04: I don't what?
[30:29] SPEAKER_04: I'm not in the Christian party.
[30:31] SPEAKER_04: Why would I know?
[30:32] SPEAKER_04: Y'all lobby.
[30:33] SPEAKER_04: No, I know random facts, but I've never been to a Christian party.
[30:38] SPEAKER_04: Like, it's not even a dying laughing.
[30:40] SPEAKER_01: Yeah, yeah, like it's the shit that he does.
[30:43] SPEAKER_04: Like Jimmy get caught coming out of a Christian party.
[30:46] SPEAKER_04: Like, what is a Christian party, Jimmy?
[30:49] SPEAKER_04: What are you talking about?
[30:53] SPEAKER_04: They got those.
[30:56] SPEAKER_04: I'm talking about they got all ethnicities.
[30:58] SPEAKER_04: They got all ranges, all different social circles.
[31:01] SPEAKER_04: Well, God is good though.
[31:02] SPEAKER_04: That's what I don't know about a Christian party, bro.
[31:06] SPEAKER_04: I don't know that.
[31:07] SPEAKER_04: Yeah, let's leave it alone because I don't even like how they say.
[31:09] SPEAKER_04: Do they go there praise God?
[31:11] SPEAKER_04: What do they do?
[31:12] SPEAKER_05: They got Christian music, they got Christian rap, Christian RB.
[31:15] SPEAKER_05: They got it.
[31:16] SPEAKER_05: They got it.
[31:17] SPEAKER_04: Christian RB.
[31:18] SPEAKER_04: Right.
[31:18] SPEAKER_04: You do.
[31:18] SPEAKER_04: They got Christian rap.
[31:20] SPEAKER_04: They got Capo.
[31:21] SPEAKER_07: I didn't know they had.
[31:22] SPEAKER_07: I don't, you know.
[31:24] SPEAKER_04: You didn't know what?
[31:26] SPEAKER_07: I didn't know that Capo goes to Christian parties.
[31:29] SPEAKER_07: I didn't know that.
[31:30] SPEAKER_04: Yeah, we find out something new about you every day.
[31:31] SPEAKER_04: Every day, Kevin.
[31:32] SPEAKER_07: I didn't know that.
[31:34] SPEAKER_04: I love it though.
[31:35] SPEAKER_04: I love it for you though, my nigga.
[31:38] SPEAKER_08: I love it for you though, my nigga.
[31:40] SPEAKER_08: Crazy, man.
[31:41] SPEAKER_08: That's craziest thing to say to a nigga that goes to a Christian party.
[31:45] SPEAKER_08: Like, I love that for you.
[31:46] SPEAKER_08: Oh, you just came out of the Christian joint.
[31:48] SPEAKER_08: I love that for you, huh?
[31:48] SPEAKER_08: I love that for you.
[31:49] SPEAKER_04: I love that for you though, man.
[31:51] SPEAKER_04: Say a prayer for you.
[31:51] SPEAKER_08: Say a prayer for me.
[31:52] SPEAKER_04: Yes, please.
[31:53] SPEAKER_04: I need it.
[31:55] SPEAKER_04: I absolutely need it.
[31:57] SPEAKER_04: They drink wine?
[31:58] SPEAKER_04: What?
[31:58] SPEAKER_04: They drink wine.
[32:00] SPEAKER_04: Huh?
[32:01] SPEAKER_04: They drink wine?
[32:03] SPEAKER_04: They drink wine in the well.
[32:05] SPEAKER_04: In a way, church is a Christian party.
[32:08] SPEAKER_04: And church is like a celebration.
[32:10] SPEAKER_04: Right.
[32:10] SPEAKER_04: Like a commun like a like communion.
[32:12] SPEAKER_04: Like some church.
[32:15] SPEAKER_04: Yeah, but I'm saying it's a it's a gathering.
[32:18] SPEAKER_04: They eat.
[32:19] SPEAKER_04: They church is a religious party.
[32:21] SPEAKER_07: They have music there, they sing, they dance.
[32:24] SPEAKER_07: It just ain't the party you thinking party, man.
[32:27] SPEAKER_04: I don't know what party he's talking about.
[32:30] SPEAKER_04: I ain't know nothing.
[32:32] SPEAKER_04: I ain't know nothing.
[32:34] SPEAKER_04: What we talking about.
[32:36] SPEAKER_08: I ain't know nothing.
[32:38] SPEAKER_04: You don't know what's going on.
[32:40] SPEAKER_04: What's going on?
[32:41] SPEAKER_04: I don't know what he's talking about.
[32:42] SPEAKER_04: Is it a gathering?
[32:43] SPEAKER_04: Is it celebrating?
[32:45] SPEAKER_04: They celebrating the Lord, brother.
[32:47] SPEAKER_04: Celebration of the Lord.
[32:48] SPEAKER_04: You ever been around Mormons?
[32:50] SPEAKER_04: You hung out with Mormons before?
[32:52] SPEAKER_04: No.
[32:52] SPEAKER_04: They in Utah, right?
[32:53] SPEAKER_04: Utah.
[32:54] SPEAKER_04: I've been in Utah.
[32:54] SPEAKER_04: You been there?
[32:55] SPEAKER_04: I've been out there.
[32:55] SPEAKER_04: You been with Mormons?
[32:56] SPEAKER_04: Yeah.
[32:56] SPEAKER_04: I fucked the Mormon chick.
[32:58] SPEAKER_04: Wow.
[32:59] SPEAKER_04: Wow.
[33:00] SPEAKER_04: You fuck the Mormon.
[33:02] SPEAKER_04: 100%.
[33:03] SPEAKER_04: Yeah.
[33:04] SPEAKER_04: We learn something about that every day.
[33:07] SPEAKER_04: So what?
[33:08] SPEAKER_04: So you haven't been to Christian parties, but you fucked a Mormon.
[33:10] SPEAKER_04: Mormon chick, yes, sir.
[33:11] SPEAKER_04: That's a fact.
[33:12] SPEAKER_04: They don't believe in electricity and shit like that, right?
[33:15] SPEAKER_04: And they don't believe in deodorant, I don't think.
[33:17] SPEAKER_04: They believe in sex.
[33:18] SPEAKER_04: They believe in sex though.
[33:20] SPEAKER_04: 100%.
[33:21] SPEAKER_04: I met a girl in Houston that said she dipped on uh Mormon life, got out of there.
[33:28] SPEAKER_04: Utah life, yeah.
[33:30] SPEAKER_05: She ran away from it.
[33:31] SPEAKER_05: Did she believe in sex also?
[33:32] SPEAKER_05: Absolutely.
[33:35] SPEAKER_05: Yes, she did.
[33:37] SPEAKER_08: Yes, she did.
[33:39] SPEAKER_02: They all believe in this.
[33:42] SPEAKER_02: She's not into that way of life anymore.
[33:43] SPEAKER_02: She's their belief.
[33:44] SPEAKER_02: She's laughing.
[33:45] SPEAKER_02: She ran away from it.
[33:45] SPEAKER_04: This lady I met was still involved.
[33:47] SPEAKER_04: She was still a part of the congregation.
[33:50] SPEAKER_04: That's different.
[33:51] SPEAKER_04: So you called her actual Mormon.
[33:53] SPEAKER_04: She was a what?
[33:54] SPEAKER_04: She was what?
[33:56] SPEAKER_04: So what?
[33:57] SPEAKER_04: Snowbunny.
[33:58] SPEAKER_04: Was she white?
[33:59] SPEAKER_04: Yes.
[33:59] SPEAKER_04: Absolutely.
[34:00] SPEAKER_04: I don't know no black Mormons.
[34:01] SPEAKER_04: Right.
[34:02] SPEAKER_04: You know black women?
[34:03] SPEAKER_05: Are there black Mormons?
[34:05] SPEAKER_05: Can we get more context about what how you actually met this um Mormon chick?
[34:14] SPEAKER_04: There's no black woman.
[34:14] SPEAKER_04: I went to I went to I was in Utah.
[34:16] SPEAKER_04: It's definitely a black Mormon.
[34:18] SPEAKER_04: There's no black Mormons.
[34:19] SPEAKER_04: It's definitely a black Mormon.
[34:20] SPEAKER_04: Do they be with the white woman?
[34:22] SPEAKER_04: But I wasn't loving the biggest.
[34:24] SPEAKER_05: It started out with the white Mormons having sex with a black lady by accident and it spread.
[34:30] SPEAKER_05: I know it's heavy in Utah.
[34:32] SPEAKER_04: I've been that's what I'm saying.
[34:33] SPEAKER_04: You asked me how happened.
[34:33] SPEAKER_04: I was in Utah.
[34:34] SPEAKER_07: That's how I even heard about it.
[34:36] SPEAKER_04: And they said, I just want to talk to a strip club in Utah.
[34:39] SPEAKER_04: Mm-hmm.
[34:41] SPEAKER_04: Went to a strip club in Utah.
[34:42] SPEAKER_04: It was like people around, it was like, you know, wasn't it?
[34:46] SPEAKER_04: You met the Mormon in the strip club?
[34:48] SPEAKER_04: Right, she wasn't dancing, but she was just in there.
[34:51] SPEAKER_05: But for the but but it's not like in Utah, like so I've been in Utah a couple times.
[34:55] SPEAKER_05: Mormon is like everybody out there is a man.
[34:56] SPEAKER_05: Everybody's basically like.
[34:59] SPEAKER_05: It's not like they're not raised in no special farm enough for everybody's just lit, but they just like I'm a Mormon.
[35:03] SPEAKER_05: That's a religion.
[35:04] SPEAKER_06: And they got benefits to that too.
[35:06] SPEAKER_06: It's like being Indian, like you know how some of the Indians on the reservation, they get uh I'll leave it alone.
[35:11] SPEAKER_06: Fuck it.
[35:11] SPEAKER_04: Yo, Utah's Utah is ill though.
[35:13] SPEAKER_04: It's like it's an ill state.
[35:16] SPEAKER_04: What did I say, brother?
[35:17] SPEAKER_07: Why are you looking at me like something else that's like that?
[35:19] SPEAKER_07: I can't think of the name right now.
[35:20] SPEAKER_04: What the fuck did I say?
[35:21] SPEAKER_04: Yo, you yo, and it's not just in Utah.
[35:23] SPEAKER_04: It's like everyone.
[35:25] SPEAKER_07: No matter what you're saying.
[35:26] SPEAKER_07: Amish.
[35:27] SPEAKER_07: That's kind of the same.
[35:28] SPEAKER_07: Amish Amish.
[35:29] SPEAKER_04: Amish is a different story.
[35:30] SPEAKER_04: They don't believe in electricity.
[35:32] SPEAKER_04: That's a different thing.
[35:33] SPEAKER_05: Amish is them.
[35:33] SPEAKER_05: It's kind of the same different.
[35:35] SPEAKER_05: They live in, it's a whole thing.
[35:36] SPEAKER_05: They do their own.
[35:37] SPEAKER_05: Yeah, they shit is they do their own.
[35:38] SPEAKER_05: They don't fuck with the world.
[35:40] SPEAKER_04: If you fuck an Amish, if you fuck an Amish chick, you a cult leader.
[35:43] SPEAKER_05: Yeah.
[35:44] SPEAKER_05: Well, pretty good.
[35:46] SPEAKER_04: You can pull the colour.
[35:48] SPEAKER_04: Bad black man, you leave an Amish chick.
[35:50] SPEAKER_04: 100%.
[35:51] SPEAKER_04: You do that.
[35:52] SPEAKER_04: Dr.
[35:52] SPEAKER_04: Umar not with that.
[35:54] SPEAKER_07: Speaking of that, they might keep you.
[35:57] SPEAKER_07: He's not with the Amish or none of that.
[36:01] SPEAKER_07: He jacked you and you just said Mormon.
[36:04] SPEAKER_07: I did say what?
[36:05] SPEAKER_07: He did what?
[36:05] SPEAKER_07: You just confessed to Mormon.
[36:07] SPEAKER_04: He's gonna be at you this week.
[36:12] SPEAKER_08: You just confess, you are definitely a Mormon at the end.
[36:17] SPEAKER_08: But Dr.
[36:20] SPEAKER_07: is out the window this week.
[36:22] SPEAKER_07: He's gonna holler at you.
[36:23] SPEAKER_07: So you can't be right women.
[36:24] SPEAKER_07: You're gonna get included with us.
[36:25] SPEAKER_04: So let me ask you a question.
[36:26] SPEAKER_04: Can you not sleep with white women?
[36:28] SPEAKER_04: Who said that?
[36:28] SPEAKER_04: Not Dr.
[36:29] SPEAKER_04: Umi said that.
[36:30] SPEAKER_04: That's a man.
[36:31] SPEAKER_04: Umar?
[36:31] SPEAKER_05: That's what he said.
[36:32] SPEAKER_05: Dr.
[36:32] SPEAKER_05: Umi said this a black man having relationship with a white woman is a sin.
[36:37] SPEAKER_05: It's against our black religion.
[36:40] SPEAKER_04: It's a part of the movement.
[36:43] SPEAKER_04: What's a part of the movement?
[36:45] SPEAKER_04: Sleeping with white women.
[36:47] SPEAKER_07: Yeah, he's gonna cancel you right out.
[36:48] SPEAKER_04: That's a part of which movement?
[36:50] SPEAKER_07: Yep.
[36:50] SPEAKER_07: You just, you just, you just call your doctor.
[36:55] SPEAKER_05: Let's see what movement he's talking about.
[36:58] SPEAKER_05: He just smoked his doctor whom I love.
[37:00] SPEAKER_04: What what Black Queens Forever, Snow Bunnies Never.
[37:05] SPEAKER_04: That's his slogan.
[37:06] SPEAKER_04: Really?
[37:06] SPEAKER_05: Snow bunnies never?
[37:07] unknown: Snowbunny's never.
[37:09] SPEAKER_04: Ever.
[37:09] SPEAKER_05: You just you just openly confessed.
[37:12] SPEAKER_05: You went to deep in the hell you can get to Utah.
[37:15] SPEAKER_05: You went to Utah.
[37:19] SPEAKER_07: You went to the deepest.
[37:21] SPEAKER_07: You went to the mountain.
[37:23] SPEAKER_07: To the cookies you went to of America.
[37:26] SPEAKER_07: Damn, the purest of the pure.
[37:28] SPEAKER_04: See how the truth comes out.
[37:30] SPEAKER_04: Hey, Dr.
[37:30] SPEAKER_04: Umar's first name is Jermaine.
[37:32] SPEAKER_07: And we called you Dr.
[37:33] SPEAKER_07: Umane for like two weeks.
[37:34] SPEAKER_07: I can never be.
[37:35] SPEAKER_04: I can never be that.
[37:36] SPEAKER_04: You are Umain.
[37:37] SPEAKER_04: You was Umaine.
[37:39] SPEAKER_04: No, I'm conscious.
[37:40] SPEAKER_04: Until you went to Utah.
[37:41] SPEAKER_04: Until you went to Utah.
[37:42] SPEAKER_04: Word up.
[37:43] SPEAKER_04: I'm conscious, my boy.
[37:45] SPEAKER_04: I'm a woke nigga.
[37:46] SPEAKER_04: But let me just tell you.
[37:47] SPEAKER_05: I'm a woke nigga.
[37:48] SPEAKER_05: No, you woke up in Utah, nigga.
[37:50] SPEAKER_05: Utah, nigga.
[37:51] SPEAKER_05: Exactly.
[37:51] SPEAKER_04: Yeah, you we know you're a woke nigga.
[37:52] SPEAKER_04: You woke up, you're woke up, nigga.
[37:54] SPEAKER_04: This is why I can't woke up with a human.
[37:56] SPEAKER_04: This is why I can't tell my stories on here.
[37:59] SPEAKER_05: No, no, we love you.
[37:59] SPEAKER_04: You woke up with Mormon activity.
[38:01] SPEAKER_04: We love you.
[38:02] SPEAKER_04: I can't tell my stories.
[38:03] SPEAKER_04: No, no, no.
[38:03] SPEAKER_04: We're sympathizing with you.
[38:04] SPEAKER_04: Why?
[38:05] SPEAKER_04: I don't need sympathy.
[38:06] SPEAKER_04: You need more than a man.
[38:08] SPEAKER_04: You need confidence.
[38:09] SPEAKER_04: Obviously.
[38:10] SPEAKER_04: I said what I said.
[38:12] SPEAKER_04: We're not ashamed.
[38:12] SPEAKER_04: We're not judging.
[38:13] SPEAKER_04: I'm not ashamed.
[38:14] SPEAKER_04: I went to bed with a Mormon woman.
[38:16] SPEAKER_04: And you and you walk up to him.
[38:18] SPEAKER_04: You still was actively practicing her religion.
[38:20] SPEAKER_04: We share the moment.
[38:21] SPEAKER_04: That's okay.
[38:22] SPEAKER_04: I'm okay with it.
[38:23] SPEAKER_04: You cool with that?
[38:24] SPEAKER_04: I'm cool with it.
[38:25] SPEAKER_04: There was an experience that I can tell.
[38:28] SPEAKER_04: It is what it is.
[38:29] SPEAKER_04: I don't care who don't like it.
[38:31] SPEAKER_04: You not Dr.
[38:31] SPEAKER_04: Umain's.
[38:32] SPEAKER_04: Did you feel privileged when you got up?
[38:35] SPEAKER_04: What?
[38:36] SPEAKER_04: Leave it alone.
[38:38] SPEAKER_04: Leave it alone.
[38:39] SPEAKER_04: Just leave it alone, man.
[38:40] SPEAKER_04: At the end of the day, he said you niggas was disgusting to the black race.
[38:44] SPEAKER_04: You are now too.
[38:45] SPEAKER_04: You definitely out of there.
[38:47] SPEAKER_05: You further back than us right now.
[38:49] SPEAKER_04: You heard?
[38:50] SPEAKER_04: At least we got a leg to stand on.
[38:53] SPEAKER_08: But I be out of there.
[38:54] SPEAKER_08: I don't understand.
[38:55] SPEAKER_04: But why, but why I've been saying shit like that?
[38:57] SPEAKER_04: I Ben came on a podcast and was like, yo, you know when you really fuck a white woman when she calls your dick a cock.
[39:04] SPEAKER_04: I Ben said that.
[39:05] SPEAKER_04: I said that.
[39:06] SPEAKER_04: I don't like the language.
[39:07] SPEAKER_04: Can we take a break?
[39:10] SPEAKER_06: I don't like that.
[39:11] SPEAKER_04: What do y'all think it really takes to be a personal assistant?
[39:15] SPEAKER_04: Is 24-7 access to them too much?
[39:18] SPEAKER_04: It takes commitment.
[39:20] SPEAKER_04: I don't think they need 24-7.
[39:21] SPEAKER_04: Some some some artists or certain people need the assistance 24-7.
[39:29] SPEAKER_04: They need uh, you know, I've been to places where they have 24-hour service at the crib and all of that.
[39:37] SPEAKER_04: But I think the main thing an assistant has to they have to be committed.
[39:44] SPEAKER_04: Because it's a commitment to and trustworthy.
[39:47] SPEAKER_04: Yeah.
[39:48] SPEAKER_03: Trustworthy is trying to do it.
[39:51] SPEAKER_04: I need both of them as a combination almost.
[39:53] SPEAKER_04: Like, cause if they trustworthy and not committed, they still not gonna do the job right.
[39:57] SPEAKER_04: Absolutely right.
[39:59] SPEAKER_04: What's some of the things y'all require?
[40:00] SPEAKER_04: Like, what's some of the things you require?
[40:02] SPEAKER_04: You said you pick up snacks.
[40:03] SPEAKER_04: You need snacks.
[40:04] SPEAKER_04: So your assistant has to have what?
[40:06] SPEAKER_04: Snacks at all times.
[40:07] SPEAKER_04: She has to go pick up snacks.
[40:09] SPEAKER_06: No, she gotta have it already.
[40:10] SPEAKER_06: Pick it up.
[40:12] SPEAKER_06: She gotta have the snacks.
[40:13] SPEAKER_04: They should know you.
[40:14] SPEAKER_04: Like, once your once your assistant has been around you, they should know like Jim likes candy.
[40:18] SPEAKER_04: Or when I be like, eat snacks, I need them just to pop out woods when he comes out.
[40:23] SPEAKER_04: They should already, like, after they've been around you for a long time, uh, Mr.
[40:27] SPEAKER_04: David.
[40:28] SPEAKER_04: What you need?
[40:28] SPEAKER_07: Just have the the necessities.
[40:31] SPEAKER_04: Like what?
[40:32] SPEAKER_04: Champagne.
[40:33] SPEAKER_04: So they gotta be lugging around champagne all day.
[40:37] SPEAKER_04: Yeah, that's their job.
[40:38] SPEAKER_04: That's the type of job.
[40:39] SPEAKER_04: That's not a sister.
[40:40] SPEAKER_05: That's not our thing to worry about.
[40:41] SPEAKER_05: That's a fucking slave, nigga.
[40:43] SPEAKER_04: That's not a slave.
[40:43] SPEAKER_05: That's not a slave.
[40:44] SPEAKER_05: Because you got champagne.
[40:45] SPEAKER_05: She's assisting.
[40:46] SPEAKER_05: You lugging around champagne every day.
[40:48] SPEAKER_04: Everywhere you go.
[40:49] SPEAKER_04: You might walk into five different rooms that whole day, six rooms.
[40:52] SPEAKER_04: And she got the cooler.
[40:53] SPEAKER_04: She's holding it dragging it.
[40:55] SPEAKER_04: The cooler.
[40:56] SPEAKER_04: In a bag.
[40:57] SPEAKER_04: In a bag.
[40:58] SPEAKER_07: You might have got the ice bag with the cooler.
[41:00] SPEAKER_04: She could do what's required of them.
[41:01] SPEAKER_04: Yes.
[41:02] SPEAKER_04: That's what an assistant is there for.
[41:04] SPEAKER_07: If I don't got my charge and had a charge, if I don't got my paper to see me, like just necessities.
[41:08] SPEAKER_04: Like shit, I'll be kneeing.
[41:10] SPEAKER_04: What you require?
[41:10] SPEAKER_04: Say what?
[41:11] SPEAKER_06: What what do you require from an assistant?
[41:14] SPEAKER_06: And do you require a male assistant or a female assistant?
[41:18] SPEAKER_04: I like females, brother.
[41:21] SPEAKER_04: I'm female based.
[41:23] SPEAKER_04: So you want a female assistant?
[41:25] SPEAKER_04: And you think that's what I'm saying?
[41:26] SPEAKER_04: I've never seen you with a female assistant.
[41:29] SPEAKER_04: And you think that's gonna go good for you.
[41:31] SPEAKER_04: You with a female assistant?
[41:34] SPEAKER_04: I seen men with female assistants.
[41:37] SPEAKER_04: All of them with females, which would be your bitches.
[41:39] SPEAKER_04: What are you talking about?
[41:41] SPEAKER_04: They might be assisting you with certain things, but I'm just saying.
[41:45] SPEAKER_05: They're assisting me.
[41:47] SPEAKER_05: So you you I don't require that much.
[41:48] SPEAKER_05: They're assisting me.
[41:49] SPEAKER_05: They're assisting me.
[41:51] SPEAKER_05: What kind of assistant is this that you have?
[41:53] SPEAKER_05: I don't require much.
[41:54] SPEAKER_05: Just keep condoms.
[41:57] SPEAKER_04: This is what your assistant needs.
[41:58] SPEAKER_04: So you want her to lug around condoms over there.
[42:01] SPEAKER_04: Condoms.
[42:02] SPEAKER_07: So my assistant can't bring a bottle of champagne.
[42:04] SPEAKER_07: But let me ask you this.
[42:05] SPEAKER_07: What happened if this assistant is in a easier than consistent?
[42:09] SPEAKER_04: Easy.
[42:09] SPEAKER_04: It's easier to carry.
[42:10] SPEAKER_04: Carry.
[42:11] SPEAKER_04: It's easier than champagne.
[42:13] SPEAKER_06: True.
[42:13] SPEAKER_06: But what happened if she's in a committed relationship and now she's holding your condoms and accidentally go home with some of your condoms?
[42:22] SPEAKER_04: These is for Mayno.
[42:23] SPEAKER_04: Right.
[42:24] SPEAKER_04: Let up let them know.
[42:26] SPEAKER_04: You ever had an assistant that had like a boyfriend that their boyfriend started acting a little weird?
[42:32] SPEAKER_04: Like, I think sometimes I had a photographer like that.
[42:35] SPEAKER_04: This is what I'm trying to tell Maine.
[42:36] SPEAKER_04: Like anything different.
[42:40] SPEAKER_04: I had a photographer like that.
[42:41] SPEAKER_04: You told me about something too, where they man was like, what you going over there at that type of time?
[42:45] SPEAKER_07: And in my situation, I bump into the nigga and the nigga be mad cool.
[42:49] SPEAKER_07: Right.
[42:50] SPEAKER_07: But I know.
[42:50] SPEAKER_07: He fell away.
[42:51] SPEAKER_07: Yes.
[42:54] SPEAKER_04: Most of the time, the girl will tell you.
[42:56] SPEAKER_04: And it'd be tripping.
[42:58] SPEAKER_04: Yeah.
[42:59] SPEAKER_04: You had a female assistant once upon a time that was.
[43:04] SPEAKER_04: She was assisting.
[43:05] SPEAKER_04: She was assisting you?
[43:06] SPEAKER_04: She was assisting.
[43:07] SPEAKER_04: She was your assistant too?
[43:08] SPEAKER_04: No, she was she was his assistant.
[43:10] SPEAKER_04: But she was her assistant.
[43:10] SPEAKER_07: You watched her assist.
[43:12] SPEAKER_04: She was his assistant.
[43:13] SPEAKER_04: But was she assisting you?
[43:16] SPEAKER_07: Why you was just so hype about that assistant?
[43:18] SPEAKER_04: She was she was assisting.
[43:20] SPEAKER_07: She was assisting.
[43:21] SPEAKER_04: She wasn't your assistant, but she was assisting.
[43:24] SPEAKER_04: She was assisting, nigga.
[43:25] SPEAKER_04: Listen to what I'm telling you.
[43:27] SPEAKER_04: She helped the situation.
[43:28] SPEAKER_04: I think I know who you're talking about.
[43:29] SPEAKER_04: I had a lot of assistants.
[43:30] SPEAKER_04: I've been assisting.
[43:31] SPEAKER_04: I think I know who you're talking about.
[43:32] SPEAKER_04: I've been assisting.
[43:32] SPEAKER_04: I got assisted.
[43:33] SPEAKER_04: You got assisting.
[43:34] SPEAKER_04: At a certain point, she started assisting everything.
[43:36] SPEAKER_04: Yeah, she was assisting niggas out here.
[43:38] SPEAKER_04: She took her job.
[43:39] SPEAKER_04: Oh, she took her job.
[43:40] SPEAKER_04: She took her job seriously.
[43:41] SPEAKER_04: She was consistent with her being an assistant.
[43:43] SPEAKER_04: She was assistant.
[43:44] SPEAKER_06: Yeah.
[43:44] SPEAKER_06: Okay.
[43:44] SPEAKER_06: Hey.
[43:45] SPEAKER_06: I think I know y'all talking about.
[43:47] SPEAKER_06: I was like, yo, can you can you assist me?
[43:50] SPEAKER_06: Seems like you're pretty good at it.
[43:52] SPEAKER_04: She was like, oh, you need assistance?
[43:54] SPEAKER_07: I was like, yeah.
[43:56] SPEAKER_04: She got like a I'm an assistant.
[44:00] SPEAKER_04: I can assist you.
[44:00] SPEAKER_04: I can assist you.
[44:01] SPEAKER_04: I was like, yo, listen, it was like, yo, she let everybody know.
[44:03] SPEAKER_04: She was like, yo, listen, I'm Fab's assistant.
[44:05] SPEAKER_04: I was like, cool.
[44:07] SPEAKER_04: But can you do any side assistance?
[44:09] SPEAKER_04: She's a freelancer, also.
[44:11] SPEAKER_04: She did, she did.
[44:12] SPEAKER_04: She did freelance work?
[44:13] SPEAKER_04: Yeah.
[44:13] SPEAKER_04: Outside of the job.
[44:15] SPEAKER_04: Word.
[44:15] SPEAKER_04: Yeah.
[44:16] SPEAKER_04: Yeah.
[44:17] SPEAKER_04: Shout out to her.
[44:17] SPEAKER_04: Hey, look, shout out to her.
[44:19] SPEAKER_04: So she ended up.
[44:21] SPEAKER_04: Oh no, but.
[44:22] SPEAKER_04: Shout out to the assistant.
[44:23] SPEAKER_04: She ended up not assisting anybody after a while, but.
[44:26] SPEAKER_05: She's not an assistant no more.
[44:27] SPEAKER_05: She's not in the business.
[44:28] SPEAKER_05: No, not in the middle.
[44:29] SPEAKER_05: She's not in the business.
[44:30] SPEAKER_05: She had an assistant best life.
[44:32] SPEAKER_04: Maybe she's an assistant living now.
[44:34] SPEAKER_07: She bring her assistant right now.
[44:36] SPEAKER_07: Yeah.
[44:37] SPEAKER_07: Maybe she's an assistant living.
[44:38] SPEAKER_07: She assisted her shit out.
[44:39] SPEAKER_06: Yeah.
[44:41] SPEAKER_06: Yes, her assistant went up.
[44:42] SPEAKER_06: I mean, she needs to be assistant now, maybe right.
[44:44] SPEAKER_06: Reassistant.
[44:45] SPEAKER_06: Yeah.
[44:46] SPEAKER_06: Yeah.
[44:47] SPEAKER_06: Hey.
[44:48] SPEAKER_06: Shit happens.
[44:48] SPEAKER_04: Might be on public assistance at this point.
[44:52] SPEAKER_04: You never know.
[44:53] SPEAKER_04: That's crazy.
[44:53] SPEAKER_06: That's crazy.
[44:54] SPEAKER_06: That's what you can't.
[44:55] SPEAKER_04: Bro, what did he just say?
[44:57] SPEAKER_04: Public assistance is right.
[44:58] SPEAKER_04: Shit changes, man.
[44:59] SPEAKER_04: Went from assisting anybody to public assistance.
[45:02] SPEAKER_04: She went from assisting the public to No, she went from assisting him to then assisting the public.
[45:08] SPEAKER_04: You and now she's on the me, and then assisting the public.
[45:11] SPEAKER_06: And now she's on public assistance.
[45:14] SPEAKER_06: Assisting guys.
[45:15] SPEAKER_04: What's crazy is I didn't even know she assisted you.
[45:18] SPEAKER_04: I know she's a she's assisted.
[45:21] SPEAKER_04: I'm school, but I didn't know you.
[45:22] SPEAKER_04: I'm not quiet.
[45:23] SPEAKER_04: Not to this very moment.
[45:24] SPEAKER_04: I'm quiet.
[45:25] SPEAKER_04: But the kind of assistance she is, I would, I wouldn't, I wouldn't put it past her.
[45:29] SPEAKER_04: It's not far-fetched.
[45:30] SPEAKER_04: I was making visits.
[45:32] SPEAKER_04: I was making visits.
[45:33] SPEAKER_04: To get assisted.
[45:34] SPEAKER_04: To get assisted.
[45:34] SPEAKER_04: 100%.
[45:35] SPEAKER_04: She's a sister.
[45:36] SPEAKER_04: She's a she's a consistent.
[45:37] SPEAKER_04: Assistant visit.
[45:38] SPEAKER_05: She's a consistent assistant.
[45:39] SPEAKER_04: I was done.
[45:39] SPEAKER_04: I was on consistent.
[45:40] SPEAKER_04: She's persistent too.
[45:41] SPEAKER_04: She was on consistent visit.
[45:42] SPEAKER_04: She's persistent to get assistance.
[45:45] SPEAKER_04: If she wants to assist you, she's persistent until she gets to consistently.
[45:49] SPEAKER_04: Gets to assist you.
[45:51] SPEAKER_05: Persistent with assistance is crazy.
[45:53] SPEAKER_05: She's persistent.
[45:54] SPEAKER_04: And have assistance without persistence.
[45:56] SPEAKER_04: I don't like it.
[45:57] SPEAKER_04: I don't like it.
[46:00] SPEAKER_05: That's how you like your assistance?
[46:01] SPEAKER_05: Yeah.
[46:02] SPEAKER_05: Persistent.
[46:03] SPEAKER_04: You had to be persistent to get the assistance.
[46:06] SPEAKER_04: She was definitely consistent.
[46:08] SPEAKER_04: That's what she was.
[46:10] SPEAKER_04: I love her consistency.
[46:11] SPEAKER_04: Before the assistance, she was consistent.
[46:15] SPEAKER_04: She was very welcoming.
[46:16] SPEAKER_04: I love it.
[46:16] SPEAKER_04: Shout out to her, but God bless.
[46:18] SPEAKER_04: God bless you.
[46:19] SPEAKER_04: Assistance.
[46:20] SPEAKER_04: They're good.
[46:21] SPEAKER_04: They know how to take care of you.
[46:22] SPEAKER_04: Would you take this right now in her time of need?
[46:25] SPEAKER_04: Assistance.
[46:25] SPEAKER_04: They got a need.
[46:28] SPEAKER_04: Nobody says she in a time of need, Jimmy.
[46:30] SPEAKER_04: Don't do that.
[46:30] SPEAKER_04: Nobody says she's in a time of need.
[46:32] SPEAKER_06: She might be in public assistance of the state.
[46:33] SPEAKER_06: You don't know what you're doing.
[46:35] SPEAKER_06: Could you assist her?
[46:35] SPEAKER_04: No, no, I don't think that.
[46:37] SPEAKER_04: I think she's probably doing absolutely wonderful.
[46:40] SPEAKER_04: I think she's doing, she's living life the way she wanted, and she's doing her thing.
[46:43] SPEAKER_04: She's probably being very assisting to somebody else right now.
[46:47] SPEAKER_04: Shout out to that lucky man that's getting that assistance.
[46:52] SPEAKER_04: So it's safe to say I gave you an assist, because it was my assistant.
[46:55] SPEAKER_04: And assist.
[46:56] SPEAKER_04: Absolutely.
[47:00] SPEAKER_04: That's a bars.
[47:01] SPEAKER_04: Yeah.
[47:02] SPEAKER_04: He gave me an assist and I got assisted.
[47:06] SPEAKER_04: Bars.
[47:07] SPEAKER_04: Multiple times.
[47:08] SPEAKER_04: Pause.
[47:09] SPEAKER_05: Shocked him.
[47:09] SPEAKER_05: That's a little bit of a.
[47:11] SPEAKER_05: Do you think that a competition is in your relationship?
[47:14] SPEAKER_05: A competition in your relationship is healthy or necessary?
[47:18] SPEAKER_05: Healthy and necessary.
[47:19] SPEAKER_05: How far is too far?
[47:21] SPEAKER_06: I guess this is stemming from the lady who owns Slutty Vegan.
[47:25] SPEAKER_06: And I believe her husband owns also uh food restaurant or whatever.
[47:30] SPEAKER_06: And um is it healthy to have competition?
[47:33] SPEAKER_04: I don't believe in that.
[47:34] SPEAKER_04: I think y'all, if y'all in a relationship, y'all should be building together.
[47:38] SPEAKER_04: I don't think y'all should be going at because it competition is gonna breed, like I gotta be better than you.
[47:44] SPEAKER_04: I don't know.
[47:45] SPEAKER_04: I believe motivation.
[47:46] SPEAKER_04: I believe I can't help you.
[47:48] SPEAKER_05: Y'all can motivate each other to do better, you know what I mean?
[47:50] SPEAKER_05: But competition is crazy.
[47:52] SPEAKER_07: Yeah, I wouldn't say competition.
[47:53] SPEAKER_07: I think if you see your your person working out, and that might that make that might make you want to work out.
[48:00] SPEAKER_07: I want to support it.
[48:01] SPEAKER_04: If I see your shit going up, like I'm gonna really like compliment it, tell you I might come want to assist in it.
[48:08] SPEAKER_04: Like, you know what I mean?
[48:09] SPEAKER_04: Like I wanna I wanna help it out.
[48:11] SPEAKER_04: You know what I'm saying?
[48:12] SPEAKER_04: Pull up in a couple of things.
[48:12] SPEAKER_04: But what she's saying is they do the same thing.
[48:15] SPEAKER_04: So they was talking about sales.
[48:16] SPEAKER_04: It's like it's working out.
[48:18] SPEAKER_04: So your girl might be like, I still don't like it.
[48:20] SPEAKER_04: You oh, how many, you know, how many reps you did?
[48:24] SPEAKER_07: But it's not no competition, I don't think.
[48:26] SPEAKER_07: With a in a in a in a in a uh in a within a couple or situation, a relationship.
[48:32] SPEAKER_07: So not y'all not in a I don't think you should be competing.
[48:34] SPEAKER_07: You shouldn't be waking up competing with your lady.
[48:37] SPEAKER_04: So none nope, none of you niggas is waking up competing with your lady.
[48:40] SPEAKER_04: You're not competing with your lady.
[48:40] SPEAKER_04: You shouldn't be competing with your woman.
[48:43] SPEAKER_05: I don't think you should in the bedroom.
[48:45] SPEAKER_04: So what?
[48:46] SPEAKER_05: Nothing.
[48:47] SPEAKER_05: What?
[48:48] SPEAKER_05: It's a whole level of competition, my best.
[48:50] SPEAKER_04: Yeah, that's different comp.
[48:51] SPEAKER_07: Yeah.
[48:52] SPEAKER_07: Yeah, listen.
[48:53] SPEAKER_07: I won last night.
[48:54] SPEAKER_01: Yeah.
[48:55] SPEAKER_07: Let's see who win it.
[48:56] SPEAKER_07: Let's see who win tonight.
[48:57] SPEAKER_07: That's a different cop.
[48:58] SPEAKER_07: Yeah, I don't know.
[49:00] SPEAKER_07: We tallying shit up.
[49:01] SPEAKER_04: This nigga crazy.
[49:04] SPEAKER_04: Tally wins and losses.
[49:06] SPEAKER_04: Going for the finals?
[49:09] SPEAKER_07: Playoffs.
[49:10] SPEAKER_04: Playoffs, huh?
[49:11] SPEAKER_04: Practice.
[49:12] SPEAKER_04: Yeah, practice.
[49:14] SPEAKER_04: We talk about practice?
[49:16] SPEAKER_04: Yeah, I don't know.
[49:17] SPEAKER_04: I mean, it's a question for you.
[49:19] SPEAKER_04: Why?
[49:19] SPEAKER_04: Because I believe Zayn would do this to you.
[49:22] SPEAKER_04: Damn.
[49:23] SPEAKER_04: Let me be honest with y'all.
[49:25] SPEAKER_04: Damn.
[49:26] SPEAKER_04: So the question says, Zane ain't gonna put my men in a nursing.
[49:28] SPEAKER_04: How would you feel if your children told you that they put you in a nursing home instead of caring for you as your age?
[49:35] SPEAKER_04: So I'm gonna be honest with y'all.
[49:37] SPEAKER_04: Zane and Herbie told me they'll do that to me.
[49:40] SPEAKER_04: That's a fact.
[49:41] SPEAKER_04: Damn.
[49:41] SPEAKER_04: They told me they'll put me in an old folks' home.
[49:43] SPEAKER_04: I would too though.
[49:44] SPEAKER_06: I'm not gonna lie.
[49:45] SPEAKER_04: What?
[49:46] SPEAKER_04: Nothing.
[49:46] SPEAKER_04: You'll do what?
[49:47] SPEAKER_05: Nothing.
[49:48] SPEAKER_04: You'll put who in the old folks home?
[49:50] SPEAKER_04: Who's gonna put an old folks home?
[49:52] SPEAKER_04: Nothing, nothing, nothing.
[49:53] SPEAKER_04: We're gonna be in the old folks' home together.
[49:57] SPEAKER_04: And Ray.
[49:57] SPEAKER_06: Why would I be in the old folks home?
[49:59] SPEAKER_04: And Ray, nigga.
[50:00] SPEAKER_04: Me and you together, Claude and Ray.
[50:02] SPEAKER_04: Y'all know who Claude and Ray is?
[50:03] SPEAKER_04: And you talking about?
[50:04] SPEAKER_04: Yeah, yeah.
[50:05] SPEAKER_04: That's us.
[50:06] SPEAKER_04: I wouldn't put my pops on no nurse home.
[50:09] SPEAKER_04: I wouldn't do that neither.
[50:11] SPEAKER_07: I think that's like, I mean, if you got an actual relationship with your father, that's foul.
[50:17] unknown: It is.
[50:18] SPEAKER_07: If you don't know the nigga, then you know what I mean?
[50:20] SPEAKER_07: You bump into him later in life, then it's like put him in the oval zone.
[50:23] SPEAKER_07: You looking, you looking out.
[50:24] SPEAKER_07: He might not, you know what I mean?
[50:25] SPEAKER_07: But if you got a vibe or an actual relationship with your pops, can't put you off.
[50:30] SPEAKER_07: I think they skim.
[50:30] SPEAKER_07: You can drop no nigga.
[50:31] SPEAKER_07: You can't drop him off somewhere and be like, love you, Dad.
[50:34] SPEAKER_04: Mr.
[50:34] SPEAKER_04: David, I think they really scheming on me right now to get me over there.
[50:40] SPEAKER_07: I would pray my daughters would never do no shit like that.
[50:42] SPEAKER_04: They're starting early.
[50:42] SPEAKER_04: Yeah, it's too early.
[50:43] SPEAKER_04: But then they're scheming now.
[50:47] SPEAKER_04: I don't think I don't think Zane gonna put you on no more entrepreneurs.
[50:50] SPEAKER_04: See that fan cut.
[50:50] SPEAKER_04: Yeah, Zayn.
[50:51] SPEAKER_04: We hip to you.
[50:52] SPEAKER_04: Yeah, Lord.
[50:54] SPEAKER_04: Yeah.
[50:54] SPEAKER_05: Yo, do men get menopause at 50?
[50:59] SPEAKER_04: What?
[51:00] SPEAKER_04: You made that up.
[51:01] SPEAKER_04: That ain't real.
[51:02] SPEAKER_04: Hold on.
[51:03] SPEAKER_04: That ain't real.
[51:05] SPEAKER_04: Niggas don't get menopauses.
[51:06] SPEAKER_04: This nigga just thought he had menopause.
[51:07] SPEAKER_04: You don't got no fucking menopause.
[51:09] SPEAKER_04: What's wrong with the menopauses?
[51:12] SPEAKER_07: Crazy.
[51:13] SPEAKER_07: Nigga never got no menopause, on the plug.
[51:16] SPEAKER_00: So men do not know that menopause as women do with it, you experience a similar, much slower process called androws.
[51:26] SPEAKER_00: While menopause of a sudden drop in the hormones and the in the fertility, men experience a gradual decline in testosterone.
[51:35] SPEAKER_06: Oh no, my shit is up.
[51:36] SPEAKER_06: I just had to go.
[51:37] SPEAKER_05: He said my shit busting through the roof.
[51:39] SPEAKER_05: I'm cool.
[51:39] SPEAKER_06: Nice.
[51:40] SPEAKER_06: You heard?
[51:40] SPEAKER_06: So you gotta stay in the gym.
[51:42] SPEAKER_06: Nice.
[51:42] SPEAKER_06: Do squats, deadlifts.
[51:44] SPEAKER_06: You heard?
[51:44] SPEAKER_06: Okay.
[51:45] SPEAKER_05: Pause.
[51:45] SPEAKER_06: Shit like that.
[51:46] SPEAKER_04: Look at look at his face.
[51:49] SPEAKER_04: Look at his face.
[51:50] SPEAKER_04: There's something about that that you didn't like.
[51:53] SPEAKER_04: Speak your mind, Mr.
[51:54] SPEAKER_04: David.
[51:55] SPEAKER_05: Speak it.
[51:56] SPEAKER_05: You ever heard of a word called pronoya?
[51:58] SPEAKER_04: I ain't saying no.
[51:59] SPEAKER_04: No, let's talk about it.
[52:00] SPEAKER_04: What's pronoun?
[52:02] SPEAKER_04: I heard a paranoia.
[52:04] SPEAKER_04: No, educate us.
[52:05] SPEAKER_05: What's pronoya?
[52:06] SPEAKER_05: Educate us.
[52:06] SPEAKER_05: Hold on, before you even say something, put see if there's a word named pronoya first.
[52:11] SPEAKER_05: Don't tell me the meaning of it.
[52:12] SPEAKER_05: Just let me know if it's a word.
[52:13] unknown: Pronoia.
[52:14] SPEAKER_05: Hold on.
[52:14] SPEAKER_05: Okay.
[52:15] SPEAKER_07: So yeah.
[52:16] SPEAKER_07: He thought it he didn't know if he was freestyling or not.
[52:18] SPEAKER_06: No, no, no, no, no, no.
[52:19] SPEAKER_06: No, no, no.
[52:20] SPEAKER_04: You wasn't sure if it was a real word.
[52:21] SPEAKER_04: You wanted to make sure he wasn't freestyling.
[52:22] SPEAKER_04: That's what that was.
[52:23] SPEAKER_04: Make sure that's a word.
[52:25] SPEAKER_04: No.
[52:25] SPEAKER_04: First.
[52:25] SPEAKER_05: Yeah, because I heard somebody told me about the word pronoun.
[52:29] SPEAKER_05: What it mean, nigga?
[52:30] SPEAKER_05: Uh it's supposed to be the opposite of paranoia, like when you think somebody's conspiracy conspiracy against you.
[52:36] SPEAKER_05: Well, no, what would you gonna say though?
[52:37] SPEAKER_05: So pronoya is the.
[52:38] SPEAKER_05: What was the word you was about to say?
[52:39] SPEAKER_05: Conspire.
[52:40] SPEAKER_05: Conspiring.
[52:41] SPEAKER_05: There you go.
[52:42] SPEAKER_05: I was conspiracy, I was bugging out.
[52:44] SPEAKER_05: So pronoun is supposed to be when the universe is conspiring for you.
[52:50] SPEAKER_05: You heard?
[52:52] SPEAKER_06: Just thought I'd put that out there.
[52:54] SPEAKER_06: Sometimes we be going through a lot of pronoun.
[52:56] SPEAKER_06: What?
[52:57] SPEAKER_06: I'm always paranoia.
[52:58] SPEAKER_04: Pronoya, I think.
[52:59] SPEAKER_04: Right.
[53:00] SPEAKER_04: Huh?
[53:01] SPEAKER_04: What I just I just asked if you're.
[53:03] SPEAKER_04: So you feel like people are not out to get you?
[53:05] SPEAKER_04: He took us through all that for what?
[53:07] SPEAKER_04: That's what that means?
[53:08] SPEAKER_04: But but but what that got to do with the question?
[53:10] SPEAKER_06: Nah, I just it came in my mind because it was it was this shit that was, I thought that was dope early, and I thought you should needed to hear it.
[53:15] SPEAKER_06: You saw you believed that, right?
[53:17] SPEAKER_04: I believe that, though.
[53:17] SPEAKER_04: 100% I believe it.
[53:18] SPEAKER_05: But did you ever hear the word?
[53:21] SPEAKER_05: No, right?
[53:22] SPEAKER_05: So now you got the word for what you believed in.
[53:24] SPEAKER_05: What?
[53:24] SPEAKER_05: I said you believed in it, but you ever did you ever hear of that word?
[53:27] SPEAKER_05: I never heard the word.
[53:28] SPEAKER_05: Okay, so now you got a thank you, brother.
[53:30] SPEAKER_06: Here you go.
[53:30] SPEAKER_06: You got a word for what you believed in.
[53:32] SPEAKER_06: But that's the thing.
[53:32] SPEAKER_06: I wish you.
[53:33] SPEAKER_06: You couldn't put it put a put a name to it.
[53:35] SPEAKER_06: Now you do.
[53:35] SPEAKER_06: Yeah.
[53:36] SPEAKER_07: Do y'all think y'all kids gonna put y'all in a nurse home?
[53:39] SPEAKER_07: Let me get to y'all.
[53:41] SPEAKER_04: I gotta see, man.
[53:43] SPEAKER_04: Or which one of your kids would do it?
[53:45] SPEAKER_04: I don't really trust the I'm I'm naturally a person.
[53:48] SPEAKER_04: I don't really trust.
[53:51] SPEAKER_04: If you had to just or anyone.
[53:52] SPEAKER_07: If you had to like just kids included.
[53:55] SPEAKER_07: Years away from here, if you had to just like just like fathom some shit, which kid would it be?
[54:02] SPEAKER_04: I definitely know it's not my oldest son.
[54:05] SPEAKER_04: He's he's definitely gonna put me in a nursing home.
[54:08] SPEAKER_04: He's packing you up.
[54:10] SPEAKER_04: Jonas, Jonas is my dog, but he's also a Gemini.
[54:15] SPEAKER_04: So they get like.
[54:16] SPEAKER_07: What's wrong with Geminis, man?
[54:18] SPEAKER_04: Yeah, get moody, man.
[54:19] SPEAKER_04: And I like one of the things.
[54:21] SPEAKER_07: But I love staying the same.
[54:23] SPEAKER_04: The day that I gotta go to the nursing home is on the moody day.
[54:26] SPEAKER_04: Pack me up.
[54:27] SPEAKER_04: Pack me up.
[54:29] SPEAKER_04: If it's on a good day, Jonas's gonna be like, yeah, I'll stay.
[54:32] SPEAKER_07: But then he's gonna feel bad.
[54:34] SPEAKER_07: That's that's the Gemini shit.
[54:35] SPEAKER_07: He might come back and get me.
[54:37] SPEAKER_07: Yeah, I can't believe it's me and whatever.
[54:40] SPEAKER_04: My grandma's was actually in a home her last year, but my grandmom was 93 years old.
[54:46] SPEAKER_04: So she needed like consistent.
[54:49] SPEAKER_04: My grandma was starting to lose that around the clock things and stuff, like, you know, like cooking and leaving shit on, almost burnt the house down.
[54:58] SPEAKER_04: So we had to like put her in a situation where she had, you know, somebody around her 24-7.
[55:05] SPEAKER_04: But I used to just go to a home and visit her as well.
[55:09] SPEAKER_04: It was like a person there with her.
[55:11] SPEAKER_04: And um, you know, but she was just slowing down.
[55:15] SPEAKER_04: It was just, you know what I mean?
[55:16] SPEAKER_04: She ended up passing away at 94.
[55:18] SPEAKER_04: She lived a long life.
[55:19] SPEAKER_04: Yeah.
[55:20] SPEAKER_04: She lived in the line.
[55:21] SPEAKER_04: I had an uncle.
[55:22] SPEAKER_07: I had an uncle that was so against that.
[55:25] SPEAKER_07: Um, his God bless both of them.
[55:29] SPEAKER_07: He passed in, his wife, my aunt, my aunt Lydia.
[55:32] SPEAKER_07: But his wife had Alzheimer's, and he was so against the nursery home that they they stayed in the crib.
[55:39] SPEAKER_07: And he passed, and she was in the crib with him and didn't know what to do.
[55:45] SPEAKER_07: She got Alzheimer's, so she she don't even know he like he was dead, type shit.
[55:49] SPEAKER_04: Crazy.
[55:50] SPEAKER_04: But that's why, too, like, we had to do that because nobody could consistently stay to that.
[55:56] SPEAKER_04: Like, you know what I mean?
[55:57] SPEAKER_04: Like, if you have people in that, like, I at that time, I'm a rapper flying all the way around the world.
[56:03] SPEAKER_04: My sister lives in Jersey, they live in Brooklyn.
[56:06] SPEAKER_04: It's just, you know what I mean?
[56:07] SPEAKER_04: So we just had to find the right situation, the right space for her, and just make it as comfortable for her as she.
[56:16] SPEAKER_06: I was trying to buy a house for my grandma, but it's like still somebody needs to be there.
[56:20] SPEAKER_06: Yeah.
[56:20] SPEAKER_06: Even you put them in your house and you ain't dead like that, like it don't make sense.
[56:24] SPEAKER_07: Yeah, they gotta, it's like a kid, bro.
[56:26] SPEAKER_07: Once they get to a certain age, they gotta be watched.
[56:29] SPEAKER_07: You know what I'm saying?
[56:30] SPEAKER_04: You got somebody that can stay in the house and watch them, because they could also anything could happen to them at any time.
[56:36] SPEAKER_04: You know, when you're when you're when your parents or grandparents get to, you know, the point they're in the fourth quarter in a sense.
[56:44] SPEAKER_04: So you really don't know how much time they got.
[56:47] SPEAKER_04: You know what I mean?
[56:47] SPEAKER_04: You gotta just exercise through it and keep, you know what I'm saying, keep lip lifting with you really don't know.
[56:53] SPEAKER_04: So that's why like some homes, like I think kids do that too because they don't want the responsibility sometimes.
[57:01] SPEAKER_04: Like a kid will say, like, I ain't, I can't, I can't do that.
[57:04] SPEAKER_04: I can't.
[57:05] SPEAKER_04: Some people are not built for the responsibility too.
[57:08] SPEAKER_04: So, you know, some people are, and more power to it.
[57:11] SPEAKER_04: But if you're not built for that responsibility, you at least gotta make sure that you put them in the right.
[57:17] SPEAKER_04: Some people just leave shit.
[57:20] SPEAKER_07: But I look at it like any situation, like a nursing home to me, and I I haven't had really had family members in them joints to really visit them and really know what's going on, but I feel like that's like a job.
[57:35] SPEAKER_07: You know what I mean?
[57:36] SPEAKER_07: Like that's your actual loved one.
[57:38] SPEAKER_07: That might just be a job to somebody.
[57:40] SPEAKER_07: So I wouldn't want to put somebody in that predicament where the person that's caring for them really don't give a fuck.
[57:49] SPEAKER_04: You would never do it, you got a dope situation.
[57:53] SPEAKER_04: You know what I'm saying?
[57:53] SPEAKER_04: And you taking care of my mother or my father, no.
[57:56] SPEAKER_04: I I just personally couldn't do that shit.
[57:59] SPEAKER_07: I get what you're saying as far as people not having the time or the that's a that's a big responsibility.
[58:04] SPEAKER_04: I don't see you doing that.
[58:04] SPEAKER_07: But I couldn't do no shit like that.
[58:06] SPEAKER_04: I don't see that for you.
[58:07] SPEAKER_04: The way I see the relationship you got with your parents.
[58:09] SPEAKER_04: I don't see that.
[58:10] SPEAKER_07: If the relationship wasn't that, I wouldn't do that.
[58:12] SPEAKER_04: Nah.
[58:13] SPEAKER_08: If you just mentioned that you get one mother, one father.
[58:15] SPEAKER_08: If you know them or not, that's a fact.
[58:17] SPEAKER_08: You get a million friends, million, you get all of that shit.
[58:19] SPEAKER_08: That's a fact.
[58:20] SPEAKER_08: You get one of them, you know.
[58:22] SPEAKER_07: So to give their last days to the to a motherfucker that might not care, I think that's not.
[58:28] SPEAKER_07: You know what I mean?
[58:29] SPEAKER_06: That's that's how I feel.
[58:30] SPEAKER_06: That's real.
[58:30] SPEAKER_06: If I was to put my moms in the uh old folks' home, they would kick out.
[58:35] SPEAKER_06: I'll have to watch it anyway.
[58:37] SPEAKER_04: I could see that.
[58:37] SPEAKER_06: She's gonna be like, yeah, yeah.
[58:40] SPEAKER_06: She gotta go.
[58:41] SPEAKER_08: Mama John's is my job right here.
[58:44] SPEAKER_08: She gotta go.
[58:45] SPEAKER_08: She's I can see that.
[58:46] SPEAKER_04: So in the cases, you would have to take them in.
[58:48] SPEAKER_04: Because even what you just said about you said somebody else in your family, they stay, but uh with nobody being there, something could happen and nobody.
[58:57] SPEAKER_04: You know what I'm saying?
[58:58] SPEAKER_07: It could go either way.
[58:59] SPEAKER_04: But they need a home attendant, though, at some at some point.
[59:02] SPEAKER_04: And so a home attendant is working too.
[59:04] SPEAKER_04: It's working.
[59:05] SPEAKER_04: So unless you take them in and are fully responsible for them 24 hours, it's the same.
[59:11] SPEAKER_04: You really don't know.
[59:13] SPEAKER_08: It's like a babysitter.
[59:14] SPEAKER_08: You don't know what I mean.
[59:15] SPEAKER_07: No, but at some point, you got a camera on a motherfucker, but you don't really know how they're talking to them, dealing with them.
[59:23] SPEAKER_07: If that person had a bad day, now they pulling up on your phone.
[59:26] SPEAKER_04: So you're not even doing a home attendant, nothing.
[59:29] unknown: No.
[59:30] SPEAKER_04: You gotta do a home attendant.
[59:33] SPEAKER_04: I'm gonna I'm gonna be real with you.
[59:35] SPEAKER_07: I would I would do that way quicker than I would ever think to even put them in a home.
[59:40] SPEAKER_07: Like I would make sure the crib is the crib I provided.
[59:42] SPEAKER_04: My grandmother had a home attendant at first, but it gets to a point is is different.
[59:47] SPEAKER_06: My grandmother had a home attendant too, but it wasn't 24 hours and it didn't work like that.
[59:51] SPEAKER_06: That's what I'm saying.
[59:51] SPEAKER_04: So you had to put a in a oh shit, I'm gonna end up in a fucking home.
[59:56] SPEAKER_04: Yo, what?
[59:57] SPEAKER_08: You said you gonna end up in one?
[59:59] SPEAKER_04: Yeah.
[59:59] unknown: Yeah.
[1:00:01] SPEAKER_04: I'm just thinking of going though.
[1:00:03] SPEAKER_04: Yeah.
[1:00:03] SPEAKER_04: I'm gonna put up a fight.
[1:00:04] SPEAKER_07: You said you're not going?
[1:00:05] SPEAKER_07: I'm not fucking leaving.
[1:00:07] SPEAKER_07: Nigga Mike F said he nigga said he tricked his pops, told nigga, come on, we're gonna go get some ice cream.
[1:00:13] SPEAKER_02: That's crazy.
[1:00:18] SPEAKER_07: That's crazy.
[1:00:18] SPEAKER_07: This ain't no ice cream.
[1:00:20] SPEAKER_07: That's how they took Poogie to the rehab.
[1:00:22] SPEAKER_07: Put that nigga in the spot.
[1:00:24] SPEAKER_07: That's foul.
[1:00:27] SPEAKER_04: Tell your poppy.
[1:00:28] SPEAKER_04: Who's gonna take care of you man?
[1:00:30] SPEAKER_07: Take that nigga to rehab to the let me ask you this.
[1:00:32] SPEAKER_04: Who you think would take care of you more, a son or a daughter?
[1:00:36] SPEAKER_04: Daughter.
[1:00:37] SPEAKER_04: I don't have a daughter.
[1:00:39] SPEAKER_04: I got both.
[1:00:40] SPEAKER_04: I think daughter.
[1:00:41] SPEAKER_07: But I can't, I don't know, because I'm I'm a son and I hold pops down.
[1:00:45] SPEAKER_07: So I think it depends on the love that kid got for the parent.
[1:00:49] SPEAKER_07: Yeah, I would say that.
[1:00:51] SPEAKER_04: Some siblings are also different, bro.
[1:00:53] SPEAKER_04: Like certain siblings, they not as connected as other siblings.
[1:00:56] SPEAKER_04: We all have brothers and sisters, and I'm not saying anybody else is it, but like if you've seen situations where even down to certain siblings are will stay and be more connected to the parents, and certain siblings go fly to the other side of the country and move it, yeah.
[1:01:11] SPEAKER_04: Because they want to get away from that, you know what I'm saying?
[1:01:14] SPEAKER_04: So it's also that's why I mean too, like it depends on the kid and the siblings as well.
[1:01:18] SPEAKER_04: You know what I'm saying?
[1:01:19] SPEAKER_07: I got an older sister and a younger brother, and I'm the most, I would say, connected to my mother and father.
[1:01:26] SPEAKER_07: You know what I'm saying?
[1:01:26] SPEAKER_07: Like, as far as just them, like what I do for them, how they how just how we together, how they with my kids, like and no slack too, because everybody has their own lives, you know what I'm saying?
[1:01:38] SPEAKER_04: But like certain certain shit is more closer than others, and certain financial situations is better for certain siblings than others, too.
[1:01:46] SPEAKER_04: So you know that that heart of responsibility might fall on you too, because you might have to take care of shit that somebody else can't take care.
[1:01:54] SPEAKER_07: So yeah, I don't think it's the I don't think the love is different.
[1:01:56] SPEAKER_07: I just think, like you said, some some kids are closer to the parents than others.
[1:02:02] SPEAKER_08: Like, you know what I mean?
[1:02:04] SPEAKER_08: You see that within your own children, I think sometimes, like, who really be on your body and you know what I mean?
[1:02:10] SPEAKER_04: Like, who really they love you the same.
[1:02:12] SPEAKER_04: Some kids be more independent, be on their own.
[1:02:14] SPEAKER_04: Another kid be like a puppy under you every time.
[1:02:16] SPEAKER_07: Some homes want to be up on your body like all day long, like you know what I mean, or want to always know where you at, what you're doing.
[1:02:22] SPEAKER_04: Jonas is like that.
[1:02:23] SPEAKER_07: Then the other kid might, hey, hey dad, love you.
[1:02:25] SPEAKER_07: And Jonas wants to.
[1:02:28] SPEAKER_04: He'd be at the pod if he could.
[1:02:29] SPEAKER_04: He'd be sick.
[1:02:30] SPEAKER_04: Like he'd he wanna do everything.
[1:02:32] SPEAKER_04: I love that though.
[1:02:33] SPEAKER_04: That's how Zane was until he got older.
[1:02:35] SPEAKER_04: So he was.
[1:02:36] SPEAKER_04: He said until he got older.
[1:02:37] SPEAKER_04: That's the crazy part.
[1:02:38] SPEAKER_04: That's how they was.
[1:02:39] SPEAKER_04: That's how he was.
[1:02:40] SPEAKER_04: That's how Pootie was.
[1:02:41] SPEAKER_04: Yeah, now you now you grown.
[1:02:43] SPEAKER_04: Daylight saving time.
[1:02:45] SPEAKER_04: Yeah.
[1:02:45] SPEAKER_04: Are you down with daylight savings time becoming permanent?
[1:02:49] SPEAKER_04: It's really on them anyway.
[1:02:51] SPEAKER_04: They switch it.
[1:02:53] SPEAKER_04: Stop fucking going back with the time, man.
[1:02:55] SPEAKER_04: You you're stressing me out.
[1:02:56] SPEAKER_04: I'm like, I get least mother nature.
[1:02:59] SPEAKER_04: I like when this I like when the sun be out longer though.
[1:03:01] SPEAKER_04: Right.
[1:03:02] SPEAKER_04: When like in the summertime when it's like, I don't like when they throw the hour back.
[1:03:07] SPEAKER_02: Should be four o'clock, should be pitch black outside.
[1:03:10] SPEAKER_02: You be like, yo, what the fuck?
[1:03:14] SPEAKER_02: Yeah, 4 30 p.m.
[1:03:15] SPEAKER_04: That's because they spend the time back.
[1:03:17] SPEAKER_04: They go back an hour.
[1:03:18] SPEAKER_04: Yeah, leadership at the summer uh leave it natural.
[1:03:23] SPEAKER_05: They're gonna leave it on the summertime.
[1:03:24] SPEAKER_05: Leave it natural.
[1:03:25] SPEAKER_05: How do they do that though?
[1:03:26] SPEAKER_04: They just turn the time.
[1:03:28] SPEAKER_04: It's just really the the clock.
[1:03:30] SPEAKER_04: When they don't do nothing else but turn a topic.
[1:03:32] SPEAKER_04: If they don't change the clocks, we wouldn't even notice the difference.
[1:03:35] SPEAKER_04: No, no, we would because the sun is still.
[1:03:36] SPEAKER_04: You know how you be somewhere and it'd be one o'clock and then the time just go back and now it's 12 again?
[1:03:42] SPEAKER_04: You know what I'm saying?
[1:03:43] SPEAKER_04: So the sun is still going to be able to do it.
[1:03:46] SPEAKER_04: Right?
[1:03:46] SPEAKER_04: No, I'm saying they you could be when it's daylight saving time, you could be in a club.
[1:03:52] SPEAKER_04: It'll be three in the morning.
[1:03:55] SPEAKER_04: It'll go back to two.
[1:03:56] SPEAKER_04: And now you got the fall comes.
[1:03:59] SPEAKER_04: They'll never understand.
[1:04:00] SPEAKER_06: In the fall, the time falls back in the spring, the spring, the time springs forward.
[1:04:04] SPEAKER_04: Right, but they never honored in the club, though.
[1:04:07] SPEAKER_04: They never under the club.
[1:04:08] SPEAKER_04: It's not based on humans though.
[1:04:10] SPEAKER_04: It's never under niggas.
[1:04:12] SPEAKER_04: They never on the clubs.
[1:04:13] SPEAKER_04: No, they never under that.
[1:04:18] SPEAKER_02: Yes, they do.
[1:04:23] SPEAKER_02: They got a deck.
[1:04:24] SPEAKER_02: They definitely understand.
[1:04:26] SPEAKER_04: I've been in a club and it's that shit went back to one and they kept that shit going.
[1:04:29] SPEAKER_04: And we rocked another hour for surely.
[1:04:31] SPEAKER_04: I don't remember that.
[1:04:32] SPEAKER_07: That happened a few times.
[1:04:33] SPEAKER_07: I've definitely happened.
[1:04:34] SPEAKER_04: I don't remember.
[1:04:36] SPEAKER_04: I don't like it.
[1:04:37] SPEAKER_04: You don't like it?
[1:04:38] SPEAKER_04: Yeah, because for the clubs I was in, and them niggas still had to go home.
[1:04:41] SPEAKER_04: Nah, they just wanted you out of there.
[1:04:43] SPEAKER_07: They went an hour back, they packed y'all up.
[1:04:44] SPEAKER_07: They wanted you to live in there.
[1:04:45] SPEAKER_04: They wanted you out of there.
[1:04:46] SPEAKER_07: Yeah.
[1:04:46] SPEAKER_04: It was me?
[1:04:47] SPEAKER_04: Pretty much.
[1:04:48] SPEAKER_04: You didn't even know.
[1:04:49] SPEAKER_04: Everybody here said, yeah, we they they honor it.
[1:04:52] SPEAKER_04: You the only one that they honor it.
[1:04:53] SPEAKER_04: I really feel like y'all think.
[1:04:55] SPEAKER_04: Y'all think that?
[1:04:57] SPEAKER_04: You're a minister society.
[1:04:59] SPEAKER_06: You're out of control.
[1:05:00] SPEAKER_04: You main or main.
[1:05:02] SPEAKER_04: You know what?
[1:05:04] SPEAKER_04: I used to be like that.
[1:05:06] SPEAKER_04: Mainest.
[1:05:07] SPEAKER_04: I changed.
[1:05:09] SPEAKER_04: Yeah.
[1:05:09] SPEAKER_04: You changed?
[1:05:10] SPEAKER_04: New mano.
[1:05:11] SPEAKER_04: 1-800-type mano.
[1:05:13] SPEAKER_04: You know, that type of man on the right.
[1:05:16] SPEAKER_07: Brand save.
[1:05:17] SPEAKER_04: Brand save.
[1:05:18] SPEAKER_04: I'm brand save.
[1:05:19] SPEAKER_04: I think I got a 1-800 mano that I want a personal one to ask you today.
[1:05:26] SPEAKER_04: I got you.
[1:05:26] SPEAKER_04: You know I got you.
[1:05:27] SPEAKER_04: I need some advice.
[1:05:29] SPEAKER_04: I'm your dog.
[1:05:30] SPEAKER_04: I got you.
[1:05:31] SPEAKER_04: Speaking of um the daylight saving times and all that, and people changing shit.
[1:05:36] SPEAKER_04: What y'all think about the weather that's been going on?
[1:05:38] SPEAKER_04: The weather in New York has been a hundred degrees.
[1:05:41] SPEAKER_04: We've done had a heat wave.
[1:05:43] SPEAKER_04: We've done had thunderstorms.
[1:05:44] SPEAKER_04: We done had.
[1:05:46] SPEAKER_04: Our shit trash.
[1:05:47] SPEAKER_04: Our shit kind of bipolar.
[1:05:49] SPEAKER_04: Like it'd be all over the place.
[1:05:52] SPEAKER_04: What y'all think is people controlling the weather?
[1:05:55] SPEAKER_04: Do you think it's clear with the weather weather?
[1:05:56] SPEAKER_04: You, Mr.
[1:05:57] SPEAKER_04: David, you can do that.
[1:05:58] SPEAKER_04: I want to hear this from the computer.
[1:06:00] SPEAKER_04: Conspiracy theories.
[1:06:01] SPEAKER_04: Oh, because I because I see aliens.
[1:06:03] SPEAKER_04: Do you think people controlling the weather in New York City?
[1:06:06] SPEAKER_04: I think it's somebody controlling the weather.
[1:06:07] SPEAKER_04: Say what?
[1:06:08] SPEAKER_04: I think it's a nigga sitting somewhere with buttons.
[1:06:11] SPEAKER_04: 100%.
[1:06:12] SPEAKER_04: And it's like, I wanted the rain today.
[1:06:13] SPEAKER_04: I wanted the water.
[1:06:14] SPEAKER_04: You ever heard of this thing called the HARP machine?
[1:06:16] SPEAKER_04: Yo.
[1:06:17] SPEAKER_04: I believe that.
[1:06:18] SPEAKER_04: There's a thing in Dubai that they use to make it rain and do it.
[1:06:21] SPEAKER_04: You know, Dubai is where a hot climate they don't really get.
[1:06:24] SPEAKER_04: They have something that can make it rain.
[1:06:26] SPEAKER_04: And they cause a swing.
[1:06:29] SPEAKER_04: I don't think our weather is based on Mother Nature.
[1:06:32] SPEAKER_04: No, listen.
[1:06:32] SPEAKER_04: Could you look up what HARP is?
[1:06:34] SPEAKER_04: H A R get his education.
[1:06:38] SPEAKER_07: I heard of that too.
[1:06:41] SPEAKER_04: What is it?
[1:06:42] SPEAKER_04: HARP machine.
[1:06:43] SPEAKER_04: H-A-R-P.
[1:06:44] SPEAKER_07: H-A-A-R-P.
[1:06:46] SPEAKER_04: H-A-R-P.
[1:06:47] SPEAKER_04: Supposedly a weather machine.
[1:06:48] SPEAKER_04: So y'all think somebody could just just playing with the weather.
[1:06:51] SPEAKER_05: This is what this machine is supposed to supposedly can do.
[1:06:54] SPEAKER_04: So why don't they just make our shit?
[1:06:56] SPEAKER_04: Yo, guys, why would they make give us bad weather?
[1:07:01] SPEAKER_04: What does bad weather help?
[1:07:03] SPEAKER_04: What does that do?
[1:07:05] SPEAKER_04: What does it do when they when they just make it snow?
[1:07:07] SPEAKER_04: What would that be?
[1:07:08] SPEAKER_05: I would say the rain is for vegetation, though.
[1:07:10] SPEAKER_05: You know, all of it.
[1:07:11] SPEAKER_05: I don't know what it is.
[1:07:13] SPEAKER_04: So you think the thunderstorms, like they just thunderstorms?
[1:07:16] SPEAKER_04: That's a different rain.
[1:07:19] SPEAKER_04: What's the snow for, nigga?
[1:07:22] SPEAKER_04: Even though it's summer, it's raining.
[1:07:23] SPEAKER_04: It'd be raining and snow.
[1:07:24] SPEAKER_04: That's all I know.
[1:07:25] SPEAKER_04: But I know they're playing with that weather right now.
[1:07:27] SPEAKER_07: Summertime used to be hot, sunny summers, and it used to be snowy winter.
[1:07:35] SPEAKER_04: Like, you know, like it be hotter now.
[1:07:38] SPEAKER_04: It'd be hotter in like to like October.
[1:07:41] SPEAKER_04: Yes.
[1:07:41] SPEAKER_04: It's global warming.
[1:07:42] SPEAKER_04: When before, back in the days, it would be chilly around like Halloween this year.
[1:07:46] SPEAKER_07: Going back to school, it was getting a little chilly.
[1:07:48] SPEAKER_07: Right.
[1:07:48] SPEAKER_07: Back in the days.
[1:07:49] SPEAKER_07: The weather started changing.
[1:07:50] SPEAKER_07: But now it'd be hot.
[1:07:53] SPEAKER_04: Thanksgiving be hella snow in Thanksgiving.
[1:07:55] SPEAKER_04: It don't even really be getting cold to like late December, January.
[1:08:00] SPEAKER_04: Nah, November still.
[1:08:02] SPEAKER_04: My parties.
[1:08:06] SPEAKER_04: That's a fact.
[1:08:08] SPEAKER_04: We're not even in coats.
[1:08:10] SPEAKER_04: It used to be brick.
[1:08:11] SPEAKER_04: We're doing parties and we have to wear coats.
[1:08:13] SPEAKER_04: Now it needs to be brick, bro.
[1:08:15] SPEAKER_04: That's global.
[1:08:17] SPEAKER_04: Y'all understand that, right?
[1:08:19] SPEAKER_04: I do believe that's part of the deterioration of the cap of the ice caps.
[1:08:23] SPEAKER_04: Of the polar ice caps with the ozone layer.
[1:08:26] SPEAKER_04: And because the ozone layer is deteriorating, right?
[1:08:29] SPEAKER_04: Right, it's more um sun, right?
[1:08:33] SPEAKER_04: The strength of the sun is melting the polar ice.
[1:08:36] SPEAKER_04: That takes years for that to happen.
[1:08:37] SPEAKER_04: But no, it's been happening over years.
[1:08:38] SPEAKER_04: But it happened.
[1:08:43] SPEAKER_04: Water's rising, the sea.
[1:08:44] SPEAKER_04: The sea level is rising.
[1:08:48] SPEAKER_07: Break down the rain all summer.
[1:08:50] SPEAKER_04: Say what?
[1:08:51] SPEAKER_04: Break down it raining all summer.
[1:08:53] SPEAKER_04: No, that's not what I said.
[1:08:54] SPEAKER_04: No, I'm asking you now.
[1:08:56] SPEAKER_04: You felt like it rained all summer?
[1:08:57] SPEAKER_04: It'd be raining, bro.
[1:08:58] SPEAKER_04: No, it was raining.
[1:08:59] SPEAKER_04: It'd be a couple of days.
[1:09:00] SPEAKER_04: It'd be a couple of days.
[1:09:02] SPEAKER_07: We're not gonna get we're not gonna get a week straight of hot of this kind of thing.
[1:09:05] SPEAKER_04: That's New York weather too.
[1:09:06] SPEAKER_04: When it's too hot here, it's going to rain.
[1:09:09] SPEAKER_04: You know it.
[1:09:09] SPEAKER_04: Like over the middle of the day.
[1:09:11] SPEAKER_04: It's about to rain when it's gonna rain.
[1:09:13] SPEAKER_04: You're gonna get rain.
[1:09:13] SPEAKER_04: But that's what happens.
[1:09:18] SPEAKER_04: But humidity is gonna make it.
[1:09:19] SPEAKER_04: It don't do that everywhere.
[1:09:20] SPEAKER_04: You the weatherman, Jim.
[1:09:21] SPEAKER_04: You're supposed to have it.
[1:09:22] SPEAKER_04: What the fuck is up?
[1:09:23] SPEAKER_04: I just told you what it is.
[1:09:24] SPEAKER_06: They got this thing called HARP.
[1:09:26] SPEAKER_06: The other young lady said it's cloud.
[1:09:27] SPEAKER_06: Did you see that?
[1:09:28] SPEAKER_05: Cloud seating.
[1:09:29] SPEAKER_05: Cloud seating is actually what they did in Dubai.
[1:09:31] SPEAKER_05: Cloud seating.
[1:09:32] SPEAKER_05: That's the shit.
[1:09:33] SPEAKER_05: Hold on.
[1:09:33] SPEAKER_05: What you said it is?
[1:09:45] SPEAKER_00: Look where the shit out.
[1:09:48] SPEAKER_04: This shit getting too deep for the pod.
[1:09:57] SPEAKER_04: That's what he thinks too.
[1:10:02] SPEAKER_07: It's your opinion, how you feel.
[1:10:03] SPEAKER_07: But I believe me, I think they're fucking with the weather, bro.
[1:10:06] SPEAKER_04: I believe our environment is going through changes as it's fucking up the weather.
[1:10:10] SPEAKER_04: Like even down to what you were saying about the um polar ice caps.
[1:10:13] SPEAKER_04: Polar ice.
[1:10:14] SPEAKER_04: And it's all kind of shit going on.
[1:10:16] SPEAKER_04: That's why it'd be earthquakes and it'd be different things going on.
[1:10:19] SPEAKER_04: But I think our global warming is going through the things going on.
[1:10:23] SPEAKER_04: What Spiss said.
[1:10:24] SPEAKER_04: So y'all don't think they fucking with the weather.
[1:10:25] SPEAKER_04: The shit they do in Dubai is called button's technical.
[1:10:29] SPEAKER_07: You don't believe that.
[1:10:30] SPEAKER_04: Nobody could just control the weather at all.
[1:10:32] SPEAKER_04: I'm not saying anything.
[1:10:33] SPEAKER_04: They do it in Dubai.
[1:10:34] SPEAKER_04: They make it rain when they want to.
[1:10:35] SPEAKER_04: But no, they built a system though because they need hydration.
[1:10:40] SPEAKER_04: They need water.
[1:10:41] SPEAKER_04: They need to dry.
[1:10:42] SPEAKER_04: It's too dry.
[1:10:44] SPEAKER_04: Yeah.
[1:10:45] SPEAKER_04: But they don't control the weather of.
[1:10:46] SPEAKER_04: Not like that, but they can they can control when it rain, when they when that rain happens.
[1:10:50] SPEAKER_04: They can make it rain.
[1:10:51] SPEAKER_04: They can make it rain, right?
[1:10:52] SPEAKER_07: So what you what make you feel like America don't can't do that?
[1:10:56] SPEAKER_04: I feel like that's only rain.
[1:10:58] SPEAKER_04: We don't include it to Dubai.
[1:11:00] SPEAKER_04: We're not in a drought of rain the way Dubai is.
[1:11:02] SPEAKER_04: So I don't think they would need.
[1:11:04] SPEAKER_04: I think the earth, you don't think the earth, all right.
[1:11:06] SPEAKER_04: So going off of what you said, all right.
[1:11:07] SPEAKER_04: You could you don't believe the earth is going through changes that's making the weather change?
[1:11:12] SPEAKER_04: So that's what that's what I think.
[1:11:14] SPEAKER_07: But I also believe I believe it's a mixture of both, bro.
[1:11:17] SPEAKER_07: I think the earth is doing naturally what it's doing.
[1:11:19] SPEAKER_07: The earth is mad old, time is gone by, whatever the fuck.
[1:11:22] SPEAKER_04: The earth is mad but I think what did you what did you say?
[1:11:25] SPEAKER_04: I mean you what'd you say?
[1:11:26] SPEAKER_04: Shit, oh, it's an OG.
[1:11:28] SPEAKER_04: The earth is an OG, nigga.
[1:11:30] SPEAKER_04: The earth is mad old.
[1:11:31] SPEAKER_04: Yeah.
[1:11:32] SPEAKER_07: Is it not?
[1:11:33] SPEAKER_07: It's old.
[1:11:33] SPEAKER_07: Is the earth new?
[1:11:35] SPEAKER_07: What do you what are you not understanding, man?
[1:11:37] SPEAKER_04: It's an old earth.
[1:11:38] SPEAKER_04: It's old.
[1:11:39] SPEAKER_07: Yes, man, it's old.
[1:11:40] SPEAKER_04: Been here, been uh been here.
[1:11:42] SPEAKER_04: Right.
[1:11:43] SPEAKER_07: The earth has been here, bro.
[1:11:44] SPEAKER_07: Right on the same flip side of that.
[1:11:46] SPEAKER_07: You know a newer earth?
[1:11:47] SPEAKER_05: Huh?
[1:11:48] SPEAKER_05: Do you know a newer earth?
[1:11:49] SPEAKER_05: Yeah, you believe in the firmament?
[1:11:51] SPEAKER_05: Do you know a newer earth?
[1:11:52] SPEAKER_05: Do you believe in the firmament?
[1:11:55] SPEAKER_05: The earth is a old e believe in the firmament.
[1:11:57] SPEAKER_04: Earth is a triple OG.
[1:11:58] SPEAKER_04: That's the oldest of old.
[1:12:00] SPEAKER_05: Do you believe in the firmament?
[1:12:01] SPEAKER_05: Earth is the original OG.
[1:12:03] SPEAKER_05: He got another word.
[1:12:04] SPEAKER_05: What you mean, another word?
[1:12:05] SPEAKER_04: OG, another word.
[1:12:06] SPEAKER_04: It's your third word.
[1:12:07] SPEAKER_05: Do you believe in the firmament?
[1:12:08] SPEAKER_04: Do you know what the firmament is?
[1:12:09] SPEAKER_04: A firmament?
[1:12:10] SPEAKER_04: I don't like that you keep asking niggas what they know it is.
[1:12:15] SPEAKER_04: Do they know the word?
[1:12:16] SPEAKER_04: If you got something that to share with the kids, ask you a fucking question.
[1:12:20] SPEAKER_04: Let me tell you why.
[1:12:21] SPEAKER_04: Because if you got something to share with the brotherhood, share it.
[1:12:23] SPEAKER_06: I don't know if you already know.
[1:12:24] SPEAKER_06: I'm not going to be able to do that.
[1:12:26] SPEAKER_06: No, no, no.
[1:12:27] SPEAKER_06: I don't know what a firmament is.
[1:12:29] SPEAKER_04: Break it down, Jimothy.
[1:12:32] SPEAKER_06: Break it down.
[1:12:33] SPEAKER_06: It's the sky over the earth.
[1:12:34] SPEAKER_06: I mean, it's the ceiling over the earth.
[1:12:39] SPEAKER_05: Do you believe there's outer space or do you believe there's a cap called the firmament that we under?
[1:12:44] SPEAKER_05: I don't believe that cap shit.
[1:12:46] SPEAKER_05: Okay.
[1:12:46] SPEAKER_07: I don't think like I gotta look into it.
[1:12:48] SPEAKER_07: Basically saying we're living in a bubble.
[1:12:50] SPEAKER_07: Right, like a like a like it's a it's a point that you can't go no further than.
[1:12:54] SPEAKER_04: I gotta look into the ball.
[1:12:56] SPEAKER_04: I gotta look into it.
[1:12:57] SPEAKER_07: Everything that we've seen on in history that they have gone further than that has been capped.
[1:13:02] SPEAKER_07: Basically.
[1:13:04] SPEAKER_07: That's what that is.
[1:13:05] SPEAKER_04: Understood.
[1:13:06] SPEAKER_07: So niggas ain't never go to the moon.
[1:13:07] SPEAKER_07: Nobody never ever went nowhere off our earth.
[1:13:10] SPEAKER_04: Because we living in a in like we like in one of them snow.
[1:13:12] SPEAKER_04: You can't go past the shit.
[1:13:13] SPEAKER_04: You know when you pick up the little snow joints?
[1:13:16] SPEAKER_04: You shake it up.
[1:13:17] SPEAKER_04: Yes.
[1:13:17] SPEAKER_04: Snow globe.
[1:13:18] SPEAKER_04: Snow globe.
[1:13:19] SPEAKER_04: Earth is in a snow globe, right?
[1:13:20] SPEAKER_04: Right, we in one of those.
[1:13:21] SPEAKER_04: That's what we in.
[1:13:22] SPEAKER_04: Yes.
[1:13:23] SPEAKER_04: Nah, that's crazy.
[1:13:24] SPEAKER_04: I don't believe that.
[1:13:25] SPEAKER_04: You don't believe that?
[1:13:26] SPEAKER_04: No.
[1:13:26] SPEAKER_04: I gotta look into it though.
[1:13:28] SPEAKER_04: Look into it.
[1:13:28] SPEAKER_04: I'm gonna look into it.
[1:13:30] SPEAKER_04: What's the word?
[1:13:30] SPEAKER_04: Affirmament.
[1:13:31] SPEAKER_04: So what?
[1:13:32] SPEAKER_04: Affirmament.
[1:13:33] SPEAKER_04: So this is a this is a theory though, right?
[1:13:35] SPEAKER_04: This is a the idea.
[1:13:37] SPEAKER_04: It's not a fact.
[1:13:38] SPEAKER_04: Right.
[1:13:38] SPEAKER_04: This is an idea.
[1:13:39] SPEAKER_04: No, it's not a fact.
[1:13:40] SPEAKER_06: It's not a fact.
[1:13:41] SPEAKER_06: So it's a thing.
[1:13:42] SPEAKER_04: It's a thing.
[1:13:43] SPEAKER_04: Right, but it but the fact.
[1:13:46] SPEAKER_04: The idea of firmament.
[1:13:48] SPEAKER_04: Yeah.
[1:13:50] SPEAKER_04: It's like an idea.
[1:13:50] SPEAKER_04: Like it's the it's a theory.
[1:13:52] SPEAKER_05: It's like uh some people believe there is a firmament, and some people believe that there's not.
[1:13:57] SPEAKER_05: Some people believe the earth is round, and some people believe the earth is flat.
[1:14:00] SPEAKER_04: You believe the earth is flat.
[1:14:01] SPEAKER_04: Yeah, now I do.
[1:14:02] SPEAKER_04: You a flat earther.
[1:14:03] SPEAKER_06: Some people believe I don't wear a hair piece.
[1:14:05] SPEAKER_06: Some people believe he don't.
[1:14:06] SPEAKER_06: Right.
[1:14:07] SPEAKER_06: Yes, exactly.
[1:14:08] SPEAKER_06: What?
[1:14:08] SPEAKER_07: Some people think that's a hair piece, and some people think it that's really I don't believe it's a hair piece.
[1:14:14] SPEAKER_07: I think that's really your, you know what I'm saying?
[1:14:16] SPEAKER_04: It's a hair piece.
[1:14:17] SPEAKER_04: I think I don't think you could just I think that's a hair piece.
[1:14:20] SPEAKER_07: I don't think you could just do that with that.
[1:14:22] SPEAKER_04: It's a it's a it's a glue.
[1:14:24] SPEAKER_04: I don't mean too good.
[1:14:24] SPEAKER_07: It looks too good.
[1:14:25] SPEAKER_07: Man, you know how many niggas sent me hair pieces since since you said that?
[1:14:30] SPEAKER_04: Why?
[1:14:30] SPEAKER_07: They ain't looking like his though.
[1:14:32] SPEAKER_07: Like, yo, is this the brand your man used?
[1:14:34] SPEAKER_04: The difference between me and them niggas is that I'm living in my truth.
[1:14:36] SPEAKER_07: They wanted to know if that was the if it was the same brand.
[1:14:39] SPEAKER_07: And what doctor do you go to?
[1:14:41] SPEAKER_04: I can't put all my shit out there though, Cabo.
[1:14:44] SPEAKER_05: You can't let niggas know the doctor you go to to put your shit in store, man.
[1:14:48] SPEAKER_04: I can't no, because I got I don't want every nigga to have it, the sauce, nigga.
[1:14:52] SPEAKER_05: Don't make it hot.
[1:14:53] SPEAKER_04: I got nigga gatekeeping nigga.
[1:14:59] SPEAKER_04: The two paid Dr.
[1:15:00] SPEAKER_04: Shayami.
[1:15:03] SPEAKER_04: Hey, listen.
[1:15:04] SPEAKER_04: Y'all don't believe that this is it.
[1:15:05] SPEAKER_04: None of y'all believe it is a hair.
[1:15:06] SPEAKER_04: Who believe it is a hairpiece?
[1:15:08] SPEAKER_04: You believe it's a hair piece?
[1:15:09] SPEAKER_04: Hands up if you believe it's a hairpiece.
[1:15:12] SPEAKER_04: Shit, exactly.
[1:15:13] SPEAKER_04: Only one person believes you got a hair piece.
[1:15:15] SPEAKER_04: You got no fucking hairpiece, man.
[1:15:17] SPEAKER_04: You know what?
[1:15:18] SPEAKER_04: You're gonna win the fucking award.
[1:15:20] SPEAKER_04: Because you're right.
[1:15:20] SPEAKER_04: It's a fucking hairpiece.
[1:15:22] SPEAKER_04: Alright?
[1:15:23] SPEAKER_04: I wear toupee.
[1:15:25] SPEAKER_04: I wear toupee.
[1:15:27] SPEAKER_04: Do you think that your value as a man is connected to being able to provide for your family financially?
[1:15:34] SPEAKER_04: Yes, sir.
[1:15:35] SPEAKER_04: 100%.
[1:15:36] SPEAKER_04: Thousand percent.
[1:15:37] SPEAKER_04: One million, trillion, gazillion, billion, million, jillion, consent.
[1:15:41] SPEAKER_04: She's gonna talk crazy to you if you ain't providing.
[1:15:43] SPEAKER_04: Yeah.
[1:15:44] SPEAKER_04: Um, as a man, I have no value if I can't provide.
[1:15:49] SPEAKER_04: Right.
[1:15:49] SPEAKER_04: And that's just what it is.
[1:15:51] SPEAKER_04: We ain't gotta cry about it.
[1:15:54] SPEAKER_04: It is what it is.
[1:15:55] SPEAKER_04: You have no value for the project.
[1:15:57] SPEAKER_04: How do you feel about a dude who just like, yo, fuck that?
[1:15:59] SPEAKER_04: I ain't providing for nobody.
[1:16:01] SPEAKER_04: How do you feel about a uh a man who just going anti the providing?
[1:16:05] SPEAKER_05: He had children, he only worried about himself.
[1:16:08] SPEAKER_04: Maybe he don't have no kids.
[1:16:09] SPEAKER_04: Maybe he don't have to want to be out here.
[1:16:11] SPEAKER_07: No, but if he doesn't have children, do your thing, hold on.
[1:16:13] SPEAKER_07: Right.
[1:16:14] SPEAKER_07: You're gonna be able to do that.
[1:16:14] SPEAKER_07: If you got children and you feel like that, you're a bozo.
[1:16:16] SPEAKER_07: Yeah.
[1:16:17] SPEAKER_07: Yeah.
[1:16:17] SPEAKER_07: I feel like you have responsibilities and you're not a person.
[1:16:20] SPEAKER_07: I think you're the biggest of the biggest of clowns.
[1:16:22] SPEAKER_07: If you have children and you and you feel like that, like the fuck out of here.
[1:16:26] SPEAKER_04: If you don't got no children, you ain't gotta worry about, you don't have nobody that depends on you.
[1:16:30] SPEAKER_04: But if you got mouths to feed and you just feel like you don't give a fuck, then that's a whole other ball.
[1:16:34] SPEAKER_04: Being a provider too is also, as a man, is also different from I mean, it's also not just kids.
[1:16:42] SPEAKER_04: So as even as an artist, right?
[1:16:45] SPEAKER_04: You got a team, you got people around you, you provide for them.
[1:16:50] SPEAKER_04: You got a lot to hold up and and and you know, provide for their families of you too.
[1:16:56] SPEAKER_04: So like even down to there, that's a that's a provider to me as well, because you have to, you know, bring opportunity to the people around you, you bring opportunity to your friends, to your to your uh to the people that work with you and shit.
[1:17:13] SPEAKER_04: So I think that's part of being a provider as well.
[1:17:15] SPEAKER_04: It's not just you know, only your kids too, but I think as a man, if you work or you got a team, you feel like you're gonna be able to do it.
[1:17:22] SPEAKER_04: I don't think it's just limited to the children.
[1:17:25] SPEAKER_05: Yeah.
[1:17:26] SPEAKER_05: Are we saying that because that's rule, or that's because how we feel?
[1:17:30] SPEAKER_05: That's how that's what we learned from enough that a man should provide.
[1:17:35] SPEAKER_04: I think that's harder to provide a rule as a man.
[1:17:39] SPEAKER_04: But I don't think, see, if you provide an opportunity for another man too, they have to be able to make that opportunity.
[1:17:47] SPEAKER_04: Like it can't, I'm not talking about providing where you just giving a nigga money and you're just saying, uh, I'm gonna just take care of you, and I'm gonna just you know what I mean?
[1:17:55] SPEAKER_04: Like, that's that's that's not man shit.
[1:17:57] SPEAKER_04: Niggas shouldn't be standing there looking with their coming to you.
[1:18:02] SPEAKER_04: Yo, what could I do for me to make some money and be a part of this movement or whatever?
[1:18:06] SPEAKER_04: Like, you know what I'm saying?
[1:18:07] SPEAKER_07: That's provide could be just having niggas being able to have the homies or certain people that you you genuinely fuck with in certain rooms where they got the opportunity to talk and lead.
[1:18:19] SPEAKER_07: Lead them to the water and vibe and get them, you know what I mean?
[1:18:22] SPEAKER_04: Get them little one-on-one with niggas like them job titles is providing to, because everybody, this is what what people need to hear too.
[1:18:31] SPEAKER_04: Like everybody, even down to the rap side, right?
[1:18:33] SPEAKER_04: Like one guy is a rapper, you gotta, your crew around you should figure out, all right, this guy gonna be the rapper.
[1:18:40] SPEAKER_04: I know in this era, let's say I need a cameraman, I need a digital guy, I need a what can I be in this team to make it instead of everybody saying, yo, he's a rapper, I'm gonna be a rapper too.
[1:18:51] SPEAKER_04: Right.
[1:18:52] SPEAKER_04: Because now you're making a whole shit just about everybody trying to be a rapper when it's still these things needed around.
[1:18:58] SPEAKER_06: That's how that's how I got my first money in the game.
[1:19:01] SPEAKER_06: I did the the video directing, I did the management, I did engineering for Cam's album, I did every everything but rap until I started to learn how to do music.
[1:19:10] SPEAKER_07: But the rapper is the is the is the most uh that looks the most fun.
[1:19:15] SPEAKER_07: 100%.
[1:19:16] SPEAKER_07: That's how I learned how to do the music.
[1:19:18] SPEAKER_07: The rapper looks the most fun.
[1:19:19] SPEAKER_04: And the money and like they see he just pull up when he wants, yeah.
[1:19:22] SPEAKER_04: 100%.
[1:19:23] SPEAKER_04: Look at situations like look at LeBron.
[1:19:26] SPEAKER_04: Look fun.
[1:19:27] SPEAKER_04: Look at like a LeBron.
[1:19:28] SPEAKER_04: LeBron becomes the athlete.
[1:19:31] SPEAKER_04: Everybody can't be the athlete.
[1:19:32] SPEAKER_04: My friends gotta say, all right, I'm gonna be the sports agent.
[1:19:35] SPEAKER_04: I'm gonna be this.
[1:19:36] SPEAKER_04: But rap is contract.
[1:19:38] SPEAKER_07: Oh, I'm so glad you just said that.
[1:19:40] SPEAKER_07: Rap is the only sport that niggas do that with.
[1:19:43] SPEAKER_04: Nah, because in basketball, niggas do that too.
[1:19:45] SPEAKER_04: It's certain niggas who basketball.
[1:19:48] SPEAKER_04: They just ride and be like, But you know too.
[1:19:49] SPEAKER_04: You know, they're not figuring out the big thing.
[1:19:51] SPEAKER_02: Your friends gotta be smart enough to say, like.
[1:19:53] SPEAKER_05: Basketball, you know you're not gonna be a Laker if your friend is a Lakers.
[1:19:56] SPEAKER_05: That's a that's out.
[1:19:57] SPEAKER_02: Not a Laker, they could just be crew.
[1:19:59] SPEAKER_02: They could just be I'm rolling with them to the bigger.
[1:20:01] SPEAKER_02: In a rapper, your friend thinks he could be a ball just like you.
[1:20:06] SPEAKER_02: My nigga who's a ball player, he's gonna need these other positions around him too.
[1:20:10] SPEAKER_02: And he's gonna end up giving them positions to somebody else.
[1:20:13] SPEAKER_02: Why wouldn't he want to give it to his man?
[1:20:15] SPEAKER_04: If my man go to school and be a sports agent, I would love my man.
[1:20:18] SPEAKER_05: But the music niggas is so twisted, like Dave said, niggas wanna be the rapper too.
[1:20:23] SPEAKER_05: Like they don't like.
[1:20:24] SPEAKER_07: You gotta you can have a homie that that that that never showed you no uh vibes of him wanting to rap.
[1:20:30] SPEAKER_07: Yeah.
[1:20:30] SPEAKER_04: Been around you for that.
[1:20:31] SPEAKER_04: Niggas start rapping every day.
[1:20:32] SPEAKER_07: Nigga been around you for decades, for decades.
[1:20:35] SPEAKER_07: Niggas just wake up and watch what you did, seen the lifestyle, seen the way you was able to do it, studio nights, club nights, travel, all of that.
[1:20:44] SPEAKER_07: And then with that stuff, I'm a rapper.
[1:20:47] SPEAKER_02: They don't even want to do the hard work that you did.
[1:20:50] SPEAKER_02: The the course that you took, they want to just jump on right where you at, just go from here.
[1:20:54] SPEAKER_06: They just want to take off.
[1:20:55] SPEAKER_06: Yeah, it's hard.
[1:20:56] SPEAKER_06: And then these are people you know, so now you gotta critique.
[1:20:59] SPEAKER_06: It's hard to critique them, like, bro, that shit's not even.
[1:21:01] SPEAKER_07: But I always say that rapper's the only sport, like, like if I said I'm gonna be a fucking heart surgeon, everybody ain't trying to do that.
[1:21:10] SPEAKER_07: That takes a certain select group of people, and and the people that still be that'll be with me while I'm a heart surgeon, can't even come in the room while I'm performing heart surgery.
[1:21:21] SPEAKER_03: Yeah, you can't even be a part of it.
[1:21:22] SPEAKER_07: Basketball.
[1:21:24] SPEAKER_07: Everybody realize they're not LeBron.
[1:21:25] SPEAKER_07: Once you get to about 11th, 12th grade, you could have loved the game of basketball.
[1:21:29] SPEAKER_07: You start realizing, like, I'm nice, but these niggas is way nicer than me.
[1:21:34] SPEAKER_07: You realize that?
[1:21:34] SPEAKER_08: No, I never realized that.
[1:21:37] SPEAKER_08: Damn, man.
[1:21:38] SPEAKER_04: Yo, bro, what you just came out the left like that.
[1:21:41] SPEAKER_04: He was sitting over there plotting, thinking about that.
[1:21:43] SPEAKER_04: I'm just asking, this is a question.
[1:21:45] SPEAKER_07: You should never talk basketball with me ever.
[1:21:47] SPEAKER_04: No, but did you really?
[1:21:48] SPEAKER_07: You can go to Patreon and figure that and and get that, get that.
[1:21:51] SPEAKER_07: You should never ever speak basketball with me ever in your life.
[1:21:54] SPEAKER_07: Ever in your life, man.
[1:21:55] SPEAKER_02: I feel like he tried to try to play you 1v1 to see if he could get off of it.
[1:21:59] SPEAKER_04: Like, if God forbid he'd have won, you would have never heard it uh if he would have actually oh you can't see all the water's in y'all.
[1:22:08] SPEAKER_04: No, I'm saying he goes.
[1:22:11] SPEAKER_02: I said telling you to beat him 10 zip.
[1:22:14] SPEAKER_02: That's what that makes score.
[1:22:16] SPEAKER_02: Right.
[1:22:16] SPEAKER_02: So I don't know why he keep trying to talk master.
[1:22:21] SPEAKER_07: I was saying some dope shit just now.
[1:22:24] SPEAKER_08: Fucking Dr.
[1:22:25] SPEAKER_08: Umain.
[1:22:26] SPEAKER_08: Apologies to apologize.
[1:22:28] SPEAKER_08: I said they remember what the fuck I was saying, man.
[1:22:32] SPEAKER_04: Stop at the part where you remember.
[1:22:35] SPEAKER_07: Most kids growing up in the hood be having hoop dreams.
[1:22:38] SPEAKER_07: Right.
[1:22:38] SPEAKER_07: A lot of kids.
[1:22:39] SPEAKER_07: You get to a certain age and realize you realize like I ain't get to this height.
[1:22:45] SPEAKER_07: Or I didn't, I'm not, I didn't keep progressing with the niggas that went to that went to college or went to the league.
[1:22:52] SPEAKER_07: Rap, nobody feels like that.
[1:22:55] SPEAKER_07: Nigga just come home from doing 20 joints and be like, Yeah, because there's no professional.
[1:22:59] SPEAKER_07: Nigga lean on the line.
[1:23:01] SPEAKER_07: There's no professional standard line for rap.
[1:23:03] SPEAKER_07: Like you could just jump in.
[1:23:04] SPEAKER_07: Everybody feel like, oh, I could do that.
[1:23:06] SPEAKER_07: He can't have an attitude if you don't.
[1:23:09] SPEAKER_07: I could do that too.
[1:23:11] SPEAKER_04: You gotta help them.
[1:23:12] SPEAKER_04: There's no rite of passage, it's not professional standards.
[1:23:15] SPEAKER_04: And it's not enough help for them.
[1:23:17] SPEAKER_06: You heard?
[1:23:17] SPEAKER_06: Like, you you could have did something for them, and that ain't even good enough no more.
[1:23:21] SPEAKER_06: Like, like that one time, please.
[1:23:28] SPEAKER_04: You see, we we need a uh a fan in uh I thought I ordered mine two weeks ago.
[1:23:33] SPEAKER_04: I didn't even get my order in.
[1:23:35] SPEAKER_04: Let's rap about it.
[1:23:37] SPEAKER_04: You know what I'm talking about?
[1:23:38] SPEAKER_05: 100 Manos, you ready?
[1:23:40] SPEAKER_04: 1800 Mano.
[1:23:41] SPEAKER_04: Hey, listen, I'm all one thing about this is this, right?
[1:23:45] SPEAKER_04: Because in life, there's certain things that I'm that we got talent for.
[1:23:51] SPEAKER_04: Right?
[1:23:52] SPEAKER_04: I am a relationship specialist.
[1:23:55] SPEAKER_04: What else?
[1:23:56] SPEAKER_04: I am a love guru.
[1:23:58] SPEAKER_06: What else?
[1:23:59] SPEAKER_04: I am a life coach.
[1:24:00] SPEAKER_06: What else?
[1:24:01] SPEAKER_04: I am a scientist.
[1:24:02] SPEAKER_06: Who life you coached, man?
[1:24:04] SPEAKER_06: You're not a scientist yet.
[1:24:05] SPEAKER_06: I'm gonna live, we're not gonna keep telling you that.
[1:24:07] SPEAKER_06: That's revoke right now, but what else are you?
[1:24:09] SPEAKER_05: What love you gurus?
[1:24:10] SPEAKER_05: What else are you?
[1:24:11] SPEAKER_07: I'm about to start calling out all your little out my basketball shit.
[1:24:16] SPEAKER_07: He's cool.
[1:24:17] SPEAKER_07: What love you guru?
[1:24:19] SPEAKER_07: That's crazy.
[1:24:19] SPEAKER_07: What life you coached.
[1:24:21] SPEAKER_07: Don't listen to me.
[1:24:21] SPEAKER_07: I've seen you, I've seen I'm trying to figure it out.
[1:24:24] SPEAKER_04: I ain't bitter.
[1:24:25] SPEAKER_04: I've seen you call people off the ledge, bro.
[1:24:28] SPEAKER_04: I've seen you help relationships, right?
[1:24:31] SPEAKER_04: So oh, y'all seen some shit I ain't seen.
[1:24:34] SPEAKER_04: Yeah, just just just whatever handles is what I would like to know.
[1:24:36] SPEAKER_04: What else are you?
[1:24:37] SPEAKER_04: You're not a scientist.
[1:24:38] SPEAKER_04: You're not a scientist.
[1:24:39] SPEAKER_04: You're not a doctor, but whatever.
[1:24:40] SPEAKER_04: You not a scientist, though.
[1:24:41] SPEAKER_04: We do a scientist.
[1:24:42] SPEAKER_05: You said you were a horse spotter last week.
[1:24:46] SPEAKER_05: I spotted aliens, you spot horse.
[1:24:49] SPEAKER_06: I never said that.
[1:24:50] SPEAKER_05: Escorts, yes.
[1:24:50] SPEAKER_05: Yes, you said you said you said spot escorts like David Spider.
[1:24:54] SPEAKER_05: You said you spot escorts.
[1:24:55] SPEAKER_05: I didn't see it.
[1:24:56] SPEAKER_04: I know the city lit because I see him working.
[1:24:58] SPEAKER_04: I didn't see I didn't know.
[1:25:01] SPEAKER_06: I didn't put a name on it.
[1:25:03] SPEAKER_06: Oh, it's just a talent, it's just a special thing you have.
[1:25:05] SPEAKER_07: I can I can I can see what's going on.
[1:25:07] SPEAKER_07: You can spot when the money is out.
[1:25:09] SPEAKER_05: Hey, I can see, I could understand the vibe of the city.
[1:25:12] SPEAKER_05: All right.
[1:25:13] SPEAKER_05: Let's let's give him, let's see what he understands about this next contestant, ladies and gentlemen.
[1:25:17] SPEAKER_04: So let me read this out, man.
[1:25:18] SPEAKER_04: Somebody.
[1:25:19] SPEAKER_04: Okay, it's got to be it from a homie, right?
[1:25:22] SPEAKER_04: I've been dating a girl for about three years now.
[1:25:26] SPEAKER_04: But I didn't meet her kids until a year ago.
[1:25:29] SPEAKER_04: Yeah.
[1:25:30] SPEAKER_04: Okay.
[1:25:31] SPEAKER_04: Okay, so you've been dating three years, you meet the kids, okay.
[1:25:34] SPEAKER_04: Okay, cool.
[1:25:34] SPEAKER_04: Let me keep it going.
[1:25:35] SPEAKER_04: It started off great, but her youngest child's father is her husband.
[1:25:39] SPEAKER_04: Whoa.
[1:25:42] SPEAKER_04: Fucking wives.
[1:25:43] SPEAKER_04: Youngest child, so she got multiple.
[1:25:46] SPEAKER_04: Multiple BD.
[1:25:48] SPEAKER_04: Just getting this context.
[1:25:49] SPEAKER_04: Okay.
[1:25:50] SPEAKER_04: Multiple BDs.
[1:25:51] SPEAKER_04: She's still married, but alright, let's go.
[1:25:53] SPEAKER_04: Okay, let's keep it going.
[1:25:54] SPEAKER_04: They are separated, but he's been refusing to grant her the divorce since we've been dating.
[1:26:01] SPEAKER_04: I've been asked to leave whenever she has custody of their kid of their child, which started out as the weekends, at the weekends, but then turned into more days and whatever is convenient for him.
[1:26:14] SPEAKER_04: I feel like her ex is trying to get under her skin, and that my lady expects me to be okay with it.
[1:26:22] SPEAKER_04: He also does strange things like leave his car at her house for days claiming it's broken down and she's okay with it.
[1:26:31] SPEAKER_08: Man, that's getting tricky.
[1:26:33] SPEAKER_08: He's playing games.
[1:26:48] SPEAKER_07: Call the tow company and get that nigga shit told.
[1:26:51] SPEAKER_04: Man, he needs your help.
[1:26:52] SPEAKER_04: Out the motherfucker's expertise in this situation.
[1:26:54] SPEAKER_06: This is a complicated one.
[1:26:56] SPEAKER_05: This is complicated.
[1:26:57] SPEAKER_06: Because it could be numerous amounts of things going on.
[1:27:00] SPEAKER_06: Check this out.
[1:27:02] SPEAKER_04: My boy.
[1:27:03] SPEAKER_08: What you doing, man?
[1:27:05] SPEAKER_04: She got three kids by a few different men.
[1:27:09] SPEAKER_05: And she married.
[1:27:11] SPEAKER_04: And she's married to a nigga.
[1:27:13] SPEAKER_05: A psycho.
[1:27:14] SPEAKER_04: To a nigga that has not been able to let go.
[1:27:19] SPEAKER_04: Right?
[1:27:20] SPEAKER_04: What I'm gonna tell you, nigga, you probably don't want to hear, but sometimes you gotta cut your losses.
[1:27:25] SPEAKER_04: Yeah.
[1:27:26] SPEAKER_04: Thank you, man.
[1:27:27] SPEAKER_04: If you know better, you can do better.
[1:27:29] SPEAKER_04: Trust me, there's better shit out there, boy.
[1:27:32] SPEAKER_07: He don't got no children with her, right?
[1:27:33] SPEAKER_04: No.
[1:27:34] SPEAKER_07: Yeah, he needs to exit stage left.
[1:27:36] SPEAKER_04: You can do better.
[1:27:38] SPEAKER_04: I understand that.
[1:27:39] SPEAKER_04: Now you might be caught up in a situation where you're so comfortable with this person you feel like it's just the ultimate love.
[1:27:46] SPEAKER_04: But a lot of that is comfortability, my boy.
[1:27:48] SPEAKER_04: What I'm telling you is this nigga.
[1:27:51] SPEAKER_04: She got three kids by multiple niggas.
[1:27:54] SPEAKER_04: Okay.
[1:27:56] SPEAKER_04: Then she got a nigga that she's married to that's still leaving her.
[1:28:00] SPEAKER_04: Car, what kind of understanding do they have?
[1:28:03] SPEAKER_05: Is he in the house while the cars parked?
[1:28:05] SPEAKER_04: This is what I'm saying.
[1:28:06] SPEAKER_04: He said the shit, bro.
[1:28:07] SPEAKER_04: No, wait, wait.
[1:28:08] SPEAKER_04: Because we gotta break this down a little bit.
[1:28:10] SPEAKER_05: Well, the car parked there for days, and he's he does he just see the car parked and don't know if it's a big thing.
[1:28:14] SPEAKER_05: It don't even matter because if you pull another, he could be inside the house.
[1:28:16] SPEAKER_04: Maybe the other niggas inside the house.
[1:28:18] SPEAKER_04: This is what I'm trying to say.
[1:28:19] SPEAKER_05: This is what I'm trying to say.
[1:28:20] SPEAKER_05: He could be in there for three days while the car's parked in the driveway for three days.
[1:28:24] SPEAKER_04: You never know.
[1:28:25] SPEAKER_04: What I'm telling you is this I would I would do this.
[1:28:29] SPEAKER_04: I would weigh out the pros and the cons of the situation.
[1:28:34] SPEAKER_04: It's a lot of cons over there, my boy.
[1:28:37] SPEAKER_04: And I know you I know you love her, but love is sometimes not enough.
[1:28:42] SPEAKER_04: Sometimes you got to choose you first.
[1:28:45] SPEAKER_04: Her shit might be fire, though.
[1:28:46] SPEAKER_04: This is what I'm saying.
[1:28:47] SPEAKER_04: She probably got the snappy, nappy dog.
[1:28:49] SPEAKER_04: Something keeping him near.
[1:28:50] SPEAKER_02: Yeah, these niggas do not want to let this bitch go.
[1:28:55] SPEAKER_02: One husband, nigga married boyfriend.
[1:28:57] SPEAKER_02: CG with another nigga.
[1:28:58] SPEAKER_02: A nigga leaving the car in the crib, shit broke down.
[1:29:00] SPEAKER_02: That shit got the nigga.
[1:29:03] SPEAKER_02: I don't even want to.
[1:29:03] SPEAKER_02: Let me tell you what he could do.
[1:29:05] SPEAKER_02: She got the snappy, bro.
[1:29:06] SPEAKER_02: Shit might be fire.
[1:29:07] SPEAKER_02: I think it is.
[1:29:08] SPEAKER_02: I believe it's a big thing.
[1:29:11] SPEAKER_04: She got the power with me.
[1:29:12] SPEAKER_04: Let me tell you what he could do, though.
[1:29:14] SPEAKER_04: He could take his heart out of it, take his heart out of it, but still fuck.
[1:29:20] SPEAKER_07: Just remove his heart from the situation.
[1:29:22] SPEAKER_04: Remove your heart from the situation.
[1:29:23] SPEAKER_04: Knock her down from time to time.
[1:29:24] SPEAKER_06: If the duck got his dead nap, he gets yours.
[1:29:26] SPEAKER_06: If you gotta lay with this lady, the husband's trying to get back in there.
[1:29:29] SPEAKER_06: He's already slapping.
[1:29:31] SPEAKER_04: He's leaving the wheel.
[1:29:33] SPEAKER_05: If the car's parked in the driveway for three days, he's slapping still.
[1:29:37] SPEAKER_04: I don't want that nigga in there when my kids is in there.
[1:29:40] SPEAKER_04: He know what he's doing.
[1:29:41] SPEAKER_04: He's slapping for sure.
[1:29:42] SPEAKER_04: He got a different thing.
[1:29:44] SPEAKER_04: He's staying in there.
[1:29:45] SPEAKER_04: You got some food.
[1:29:47] SPEAKER_08: Some food, you got something to eat.
[1:29:49] SPEAKER_04: He's still he got access.
[1:29:51] SPEAKER_04: That's the husband.
[1:29:52] SPEAKER_04: So she's gonna be able to do that.
[1:29:52] SPEAKER_04: That's the youngest child.
[1:29:54] SPEAKER_04: He can pull up when the kid leaves.
[1:29:56] SPEAKER_04: That's the youngest child.
[1:29:57] SPEAKER_04: That's the father of the children.
[1:29:58] SPEAKER_05: He's gonna come get assisted every now and then.
[1:30:00] SPEAKER_05: Do his thought get his daughter.
[1:30:01] SPEAKER_05: He's gonna come get assisted.
[1:30:02] SPEAKER_05: Like this is my wife.
[1:30:04] SPEAKER_05: She has to assist me on certain things.
[1:30:06] SPEAKER_05: Still, no matter what.
[1:30:07] SPEAKER_04: Come get topped every now and then.
[1:30:09] SPEAKER_04: Yes.
[1:30:09] SPEAKER_04: If I was you, I would I would choose me.
[1:30:13] SPEAKER_04: I would choose me.
[1:30:15] SPEAKER_04: Pause.
[1:30:15] SPEAKER_04: That's crazy.
[1:30:16] SPEAKER_04: Pause.
[1:30:17] SPEAKER_04: Choose me as pause.
[1:30:18] SPEAKER_05: Yeah, I don't know if we're gonna choose you.
[1:30:19] SPEAKER_05: I don't know if that's no choose.
[1:30:23] SPEAKER_04: No, no, no, no.
[1:30:26] SPEAKER_04: Why are you telling another man to choose you?
[1:30:27] SPEAKER_04: So the nigga told a nigga choose you.
[1:30:29] SPEAKER_04: No, not choose you.
[1:30:30] SPEAKER_04: Choose me, choose self.
[1:30:33] SPEAKER_04: No, you're not gonna be able to do the nigga choose yourself.
[1:30:35] SPEAKER_04: Say choose yourself.
[1:30:36] SPEAKER_04: Don't say choose you, but that's what I want to be chose.
[1:30:39] SPEAKER_04: I was you is what I said.
[1:30:41] SPEAKER_04: If I was you, y'all not listening.
[1:30:44] SPEAKER_04: You niggas not listening.
[1:30:45] SPEAKER_04: If I was you, I would choose me.
[1:30:47] SPEAKER_04: That's what I said though.
[1:30:49] SPEAKER_04: That's crazy.
[1:30:49] SPEAKER_04: That's what I said.
[1:30:50] SPEAKER_04: I was him.
[1:30:51] SPEAKER_04: You telling him the truth, though.
[1:30:53] SPEAKER_04: Instead of what he got, but you're trying to explain that in Sam.
[1:30:56] SPEAKER_04: I don't like how I don't like it.
[1:30:57] SPEAKER_04: I don't like what you're telling him the truth.
[1:31:00] SPEAKER_04: Because he has a situation and it's like just tell that man the situation, man.
[1:31:03] SPEAKER_04: Choose me.
[1:31:04] SPEAKER_04: The show, it was not gonna be the show if if it was without this.
[1:31:07] SPEAKER_07: Tell him it's choose itself.
[1:31:09] SPEAKER_04: I don't care.
[1:31:09] SPEAKER_04: I have a personal 1-800 main-off that I would like to bring to you.
[1:31:13] SPEAKER_04: Yeah.
[1:31:14] SPEAKER_04: You do?
[1:31:15] SPEAKER_04: Yes.
[1:31:16] SPEAKER_04: Talk to me.
[1:31:17] SPEAKER_04: I need your advice on it.
[1:31:18] SPEAKER_04: So I had a situation, right?
[1:31:21] SPEAKER_04: Yes.
[1:31:23] SPEAKER_04: And the vibe brought another vibe to the situation.
[1:31:29] SPEAKER_04: I always like that.
[1:31:30] SPEAKER_04: That's always positive.
[1:31:31] SPEAKER_04: And it made a it made the situation better.
[1:31:34] SPEAKER_04: It's a greater situation.
[1:31:35] SPEAKER_04: It's a good it was a good situation.
[1:31:37] SPEAKER_04: But now I'm in a situation where I explain this.
[1:31:41] SPEAKER_04: So we had a tricycle.
[1:31:43] SPEAKER_04: I like that.
[1:31:47] SPEAKER_04: Three wheels on the tricycle.
[1:31:48] SPEAKER_04: I love a tricycle.
[1:31:50] SPEAKER_04: And now I want a bicycle.
[1:31:55] SPEAKER_04: Oh you wanna you wanna write it?
[1:31:57] SPEAKER_04: I don't want her wheel.
[1:31:59] SPEAKER_04: You want a down screen?
[1:32:00] SPEAKER_04: I want the other the other one.
[1:32:03] SPEAKER_04: So how do do do I do I go to the person who brought the tricycle to me and ask her, can I make this a bicycle?
[1:32:12] SPEAKER_04: But without you?
[1:32:13] SPEAKER_04: Let me tell you something.
[1:32:14] SPEAKER_04: Or wait, wait, wait.
[1:32:16] SPEAKER_04: Or do I just stay on my unicycle and see the other person on their unicycle and make it a bicycle?
[1:32:23] SPEAKER_04: And just go to them and say, can we make this a bicycle?
[1:32:28] SPEAKER_04: And leave the other wheel out of the situation.
[1:32:30] SPEAKER_04: You know what?
[1:32:32] SPEAKER_04: Should I go directly to the unicycle or should I go to the tricycle and be and try to?
[1:32:37] SPEAKER_04: How long have you had the tricycle?
[1:32:38] SPEAKER_04: Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on.
[1:32:40] SPEAKER_04: Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on.
[1:32:42] SPEAKER_04: It depends on what you think you're gonna get back from going to because I've been in situations where I've gone to them and said, listen, I like your friend.
[1:32:50] SPEAKER_04: I'm gonna be honest with you right now.
[1:32:52] SPEAKER_04: I'm looking at you as a fucking man.
[1:32:55] SPEAKER_04: I like your friend.
[1:32:57] SPEAKER_04: I want to be with your friend.
[1:33:00] SPEAKER_04: I apologize for that.
[1:33:01] SPEAKER_02: That's the honest way.
[1:33:02] SPEAKER_04: That's the honest way.
[1:33:03] SPEAKER_04: You can go that way.
[1:33:04] SPEAKER_04: But you told her you didn't want to be with her no more?
[1:33:06] SPEAKER_04: Right.
[1:33:06] SPEAKER_04: I've done it.
[1:33:07] SPEAKER_04: I don't want to be with you no more.
[1:33:08] SPEAKER_04: I just want to be with your friend.
[1:33:09] SPEAKER_04: Whatever happened with us, it was a I don't want the tricycle.
[1:33:13] SPEAKER_05: Did she give you the blessings?
[1:33:14] SPEAKER_04: Yes, I've done that.
[1:33:16] SPEAKER_04: But the problem with that is they can hate.
[1:33:21] SPEAKER_04: She could be like, nah.
[1:33:23] SPEAKER_04: Oh nah, nigga.
[1:33:24] SPEAKER_04: You think you're gonna fuck with uh and then go over here.
[1:33:28] SPEAKER_04: So you might, depending on, you gotta gauge it though.
[1:33:31] SPEAKER_04: You gotta, you gotta read the temperature, you gotta understand what the temperature of what's going on.
[1:33:36] SPEAKER_04: You might have to do the the unicycle in the unicycle.
[1:33:39] SPEAKER_04: The unicycle way because you could go to a DM, you could go to the bike lane.
[1:33:44] SPEAKER_04: Yeah.
[1:33:45] SPEAKER_05: You accidentally bumped into her in the bike lane.
[1:33:48] SPEAKER_05: Oh, yeah.
[1:33:48] SPEAKER_05: You gotta just bumped into each other in the bike lane.
[1:33:52] SPEAKER_05: Let's finish cycling again.
[1:33:54] SPEAKER_05: Let's put our wheels on the body.
[1:33:55] SPEAKER_04: We just was cycling, that's all we were doing.
[1:33:57] SPEAKER_04: But if it's no cycling buddy.
[1:33:58] SPEAKER_04: Right, right.
[1:33:59] SPEAKER_04: Cycling buddy is a good buddy.
[1:34:00] SPEAKER_05: A cycling buddy, right?
[1:34:01] SPEAKER_05: A cycling buddy is a good thing.
[1:34:04] SPEAKER_04: But here's the thing.
[1:34:05] SPEAKER_04: If you haven't had a long history of cycling with them.
[1:34:12] SPEAKER_04: No, how long did he have the tricycle first?
[1:34:14] SPEAKER_04: Not long.
[1:34:15] SPEAKER_05: You didn't have the tricycle long?
[1:34:17] SPEAKER_04: No, no, no.
[1:34:17] SPEAKER_04: Not too long.
[1:34:18] SPEAKER_04: Not too long.
[1:34:18] SPEAKER_04: Not too long.
[1:34:19] SPEAKER_04: But the thing is, you might be able to go to her.
[1:34:21] SPEAKER_04: I'm over the tricycle.
[1:34:22] SPEAKER_04: You might be able to go to the original and say, look, let me be as honest as I can.
[1:34:32] SPEAKER_04: Something has come over me.
[1:34:38] SPEAKER_04: So can you ask a question though?
[1:34:40] SPEAKER_04: Was it no?
[1:34:42] SPEAKER_04: I don't do the pause, nigga.
[1:34:43] SPEAKER_04: It's a felony.
[1:34:44] SPEAKER_04: I wasn't saying that.
[1:34:45] SPEAKER_04: I was asking the question.
[1:34:46] SPEAKER_04: Can I ask a question?
[1:34:47] SPEAKER_04: No.
[1:34:47] SPEAKER_04: Because I'm confused.
[1:34:49] SPEAKER_05: No, no, no, you need my advice.
[1:34:50] SPEAKER_05: I got your device.
[1:34:51] SPEAKER_05: I'm confused because you know, I want to know if it was act the actual tricycle or was it the bike with the one with the one joint that you learn how to ride bikes with?
[1:34:59] SPEAKER_05: What's that?
[1:34:59] SPEAKER_05: Yeah, but the training wheel was it a bike?
[1:35:01] SPEAKER_05: It was tricycle.
[1:35:07] SPEAKER_04: No training wheels over here, but it's a tricycle?
[1:35:09] SPEAKER_04: Listen.
[1:35:10] SPEAKER_04: Listen to what I'm telling you.
[1:35:10] SPEAKER_04: Three wheels.
[1:35:11] SPEAKER_04: Depending on the communication, and you're gonna be able to gauge it.
[1:35:15] SPEAKER_04: Alright?
[1:35:16] SPEAKER_04: Check the temperature.
[1:35:18] SPEAKER_04: Yo, how you feel about just read the room.
[1:35:22] SPEAKER_04: Just throw certain things out there to see if you can say that.
[1:35:26] SPEAKER_04: You might be able to say it.
[1:35:27] SPEAKER_04: Look, what happened was cool, but I'm gonna be honest with you right now.
[1:35:32] SPEAKER_04: Right?
[1:35:33] SPEAKER_04: I'm on something else.
[1:35:36] SPEAKER_04: I gotta be honest.
[1:35:37] SPEAKER_05: What happened if you feel hate?
[1:35:38] SPEAKER_05: Then you go to the tricycle, the bicycle and that's why you're in the room.
[1:35:42] SPEAKER_05: That's why I'm saying when you read the room and you can go.
[1:35:46] SPEAKER_08: Go unicycle, go unicycle.
[1:35:48] SPEAKER_04: But that's what I'm asking.
[1:35:49] SPEAKER_04: When you read the room and you feel hate, go unicycle.
[1:35:53] SPEAKER_04: Go unicycle.
[1:35:54] SPEAKER_04: But we'll cycle the hate.
[1:35:57] SPEAKER_04: But the button, I don't think.
[1:35:59] SPEAKER_04: Reading the room, you read the room, you you you do gotta read the you underground.
[1:36:03] SPEAKER_04: You gotta know the bike.
[1:36:05] SPEAKER_04: Unless, unless that bike is already like they they like that bike is locked in.
[1:36:11] SPEAKER_04: Like they're not always locked in.
[1:36:13] SPEAKER_04: Uh-huh.
[1:36:13] SPEAKER_04: They're not always locked in.
[1:36:14] SPEAKER_04: Is it a city bike?
[1:36:15] SPEAKER_04: The bike could be locked in.
[1:36:17] SPEAKER_05: Because if it's a city bike, then it'll be changing the trajectory of a bike.
[1:36:21] SPEAKER_05: Everybody could get a city bike.
[1:36:22] SPEAKER_05: You know what I mean?
[1:36:23] SPEAKER_05: Because if it's a city bike, then I don't think it's I see no I see no issue.
[1:36:26] SPEAKER_05: But it's it's but it's a city tricycle.
[1:36:30] SPEAKER_04: Different?
[1:36:30] SPEAKER_04: That's the thing.
[1:36:31] SPEAKER_04: A little bit different.
[1:36:32] SPEAKER_04: He wanna go bicycle.
[1:36:33] SPEAKER_04: That's the key.
[1:36:34] SPEAKER_04: But he wants the the second wheel.
[1:36:38] SPEAKER_04: Okay?
[1:36:39] SPEAKER_04: I want to take that.
[1:36:40] SPEAKER_07: But how come the person?
[1:36:42] SPEAKER_07: Right.
[1:36:43] SPEAKER_04: And make it a bicycle.
[1:36:44] SPEAKER_04: And make it a bicycle.
[1:36:46] SPEAKER_04: That's the key.
[1:36:47] SPEAKER_04: So what I'm saying is, you're gonna know once you read the room, once you read the room properly, and you don't gotta do that by playing your hand.
[1:36:55] SPEAKER_04: Never play your hand.
[1:36:56] SPEAKER_04: Read the room, and you're gonna say, okay, I can't go there.
[1:36:59] SPEAKER_04: I got to go unicycle and unicycle.
[1:37:04] SPEAKER_04: I'm a unicycle kind of guy, but I'm gonna listen to you.
[1:37:07] SPEAKER_04: Yeah.
[1:37:07] SPEAKER_04: Thank you, Doc.
[1:37:08] SPEAKER_04: Thank you.
[1:37:09] SPEAKER_04: Thank you.
[1:37:10] SPEAKER_04: Yeah, I got it.
[1:37:11] SPEAKER_04: Yeah, I'm a love.
[1:37:12] SPEAKER_04: I'm a love.
[1:37:13] SPEAKER_05: You gotta test the waters, then you gotta go the whole different route.
[1:37:17] SPEAKER_05: Bad advice?
[1:37:18] SPEAKER_05: That was bad advice?
[1:37:19] SPEAKER_05: Who said that's bad?
[1:37:21] SPEAKER_04: But they not even cycle, they not even cycling with other people.
[1:37:23] SPEAKER_04: So the Tour de France, they never know how to ride a bike.
[1:37:33] SPEAKER_04: Yeah.
[1:37:33] SPEAKER_04: Yeah, they're not even cycling.
[1:37:36] SPEAKER_04: We're taking advice from them.
[1:37:37] SPEAKER_08: He knows one thing he knows about me.
[1:37:39] SPEAKER_08: He knows I'm I'm a cycling.
[1:37:42] SPEAKER_04: I'm cycling.
[1:37:44] SPEAKER_04: Motorcycle.
[1:37:45] SPEAKER_04: I'm fucked, yeah.
[1:37:47] SPEAKER_04: You cycling.
[1:37:47] SPEAKER_04: I'm cycling.
[1:37:48] SPEAKER_05: That's a fact.
[1:37:50] SPEAKER_05: Straight up.
[1:37:50] SPEAKER_05: You already know.
[1:37:51] SPEAKER_05: This was for all the cyclists out there in the world.
[1:37:54] SPEAKER_05: Wear your helmet.
[1:37:56] SPEAKER_04: And be safe.
[1:37:57] SPEAKER_05: Be safe.
[1:37:58] SPEAKER_04: Absolutely, man.
[1:37:59] SPEAKER_04: I mean.
[1:38:00] SPEAKER_04: Shout out to Playmaker.
[1:38:01] SPEAKER_04: Catch exclusive content on Patreon.
[1:38:04] SPEAKER_07: Catch me scraping, man.
[1:38:06] SPEAKER_07: Yeah.
[1:38:07] SPEAKER_07: What?
[1:38:09] SPEAKER_04: You did what?
[1:38:10] SPEAKER_04: Scrape?
[1:38:11] SPEAKER_04: What?
[1:38:11] SPEAKER_04: Scrape.
[1:38:12] SPEAKER_04: Scrape what?
[1:38:15] SPEAKER_04: I didn't like that.
[1:38:15] SPEAKER_04: Well, scrape what?
[1:38:16] SPEAKER_06: I didn't like.
[1:38:17] SPEAKER_06: I don't like what you was.
[1:38:18] SPEAKER_06: I didn't catch you scraping.
[1:38:19] SPEAKER_06: I don't know what that meant.
[1:38:20] SPEAKER_06: Like, I don't know what you scraping or catching.
[1:38:22] SPEAKER_06: I'm trying to say never.
[1:38:23] SPEAKER_07: Y'all never scrap on Patreon?
[1:38:25] SPEAKER_07: Y'all never saying y'all.
[1:38:26] SPEAKER_04: You scraping on Patreon?
[1:38:27] SPEAKER_06: That's not only fans.
[1:38:28] SPEAKER_06: That's Patreon.
[1:38:29] SPEAKER_06: What are you talking about?
[1:38:30] SPEAKER_07: What did you say?
[1:38:31] SPEAKER_07: You scraping.
[1:38:31] SPEAKER_07: Y'all call y'all say y'all scrape?
[1:38:33] SPEAKER_07: Y'all scrape?
[1:38:35] SPEAKER_06: I didn't know what you mean by the screen.
[1:38:37] SPEAKER_06: You said scraping.
[1:38:37] SPEAKER_04: We don't know what you're saying.
[1:38:38] SPEAKER_04: We don't understand the context.
[1:38:39] SPEAKER_04: Yes, yes.
[1:38:40] SPEAKER_04: Catch you scraping.
[1:38:41] SPEAKER_04: That's all we heard.
[1:38:42] SPEAKER_06: Yes, yes.
[1:38:43] SPEAKER_04: That fan got you acting unusual, Mr.
[1:38:45] SPEAKER_04: David.
[1:38:46] SPEAKER_04: What's going on?
[1:38:47] SPEAKER_04: All we know is catch you scraping.
[1:38:50] SPEAKER_04: We don't know.
[1:38:51] SPEAKER_04: On Patreon.
[1:38:51] SPEAKER_04: Right.
[1:38:51] SPEAKER_04: Catch you scraping on Patreon.
[1:38:53] SPEAKER_04: What does that mean?
[1:38:54] SPEAKER_04: We don't know.
[1:38:55] SPEAKER_04: At all.
[1:38:56] SPEAKER_04: Can you scrape on what?
[1:38:57] SPEAKER_04: What does that mean?
[1:38:57] SPEAKER_04: Yeah, like yo, bro.
[1:38:59] SPEAKER_04: What?
[1:38:59] SPEAKER_04: A basketball game.
[1:39:01] SPEAKER_04: Oh, you had a basketball g oh, you had a basketball game.
[1:39:03] SPEAKER_04: Okay.
[1:39:04] SPEAKER_04: On Patreon.
[1:39:04] SPEAKER_04: On Patreon.
[1:39:05] SPEAKER_07: Oh, and I and I scrape somebody on way.
[1:39:07] SPEAKER_07: Oh, okay.
[1:39:08] SPEAKER_04: Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
[1:39:09] SPEAKER_04: I don't like how you scrap it.
[1:39:10] SPEAKER_04: I don't play pause.
[1:39:11] SPEAKER_04: You ain't got to never worry about me.
[1:39:13] SPEAKER_04: I just don't like the word scrape.
[1:39:15] SPEAKER_04: Like, can we change the word?
[1:39:16] SPEAKER_04: I know it.
[1:39:19] SPEAKER_02: Like, oh anyway.
[1:39:21] SPEAKER_02: Basketball language is victorious.
[1:39:25] SPEAKER_05: You're a victorious opponent against an opponent.
[1:39:28] SPEAKER_05: Splendid.
[1:39:28] SPEAKER_04: Splendid.
[1:39:29] SPEAKER_02: Splendid indeed.
[1:39:30] SPEAKER_02: Victorious.
[1:39:30] SPEAKER_02: Victorious.
[1:39:33] SPEAKER_04: It's victorious.
[1:39:34] SPEAKER_04: This is for the victory.
[1:39:35] SPEAKER_04: And with that, ladies and gentlemen.
[1:39:38] SPEAKER_04: Like, comment, and subscribe.
[1:39:39] SPEAKER_04: You already know what it is, man.
[1:39:40] SPEAKER_04: Let's rap about it.
[1:39:41] SPEAKER_04: Shit.
[1:39:43] SPEAKER_04: Let's rap about it.
[1:39:46] SPEAKER_04: Let's rap about it.

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