Episode 250 | International Women’s Day

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Speaker 2: I am and they asked me. They asked me, They asked me, y'all tell where's your glasses? Your classes? Your glasses to this guy. This is the last come alcohol.

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Speaker 3: I mean, can you be mad at the young boys though, yeah? We can at the young boys.

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Speaker 4: Nah, he's an idiot too.

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Speaker 1: You're doing what they were supposed to do, right, that's not what you're supposed to do. Get some get some good no, go get some good pussy. Yeah. But you're not supposed to like not pull out of that.

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Speaker 3: Okay, I'm with you on that that I'm with you.

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Speaker 1: How old is is Jalen Green?

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Speaker 4: Twenty two?

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Speaker 1: Yeah, twenty two years old? You can't just be leaving it in.

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Speaker 3: See, I don't know. Listen, I'm gonna both. I'm gonna listen. I understand both sides of this thing.

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Speaker 1: Because you're pro life, well yeah, but I'm.

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Speaker 3: On both sides of this thing because on one hand, I understand how people are calling Dre predator and Jalen is too young for her and her son is basically almost the same age as Jalen whatever, whatever, whatever. I get all of that right, a lot of a lot of sense. That makes a lot of sense what people are saying on that side. But I'm just I just always put myself in the if I was twenty two with fifty forty million, having much money jailing is making. I probably grew up looking at Drea and magazines videos when I was in high school, like, damn, she bad. Now that I got a chance to get her, and I gotta and you know, we're doing what we're doing, we in Tulune or something. It's gonna be hard for me to back that back out with the sun setting and all of that, Like, and this is a girl that I had in my locker hanging up on ca.

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Speaker 1: It's just hot. Honestly, you bring this point up a lot. And I appreciate that you do fight for the young guys because you gotta by on you. You backed them a bit like we probably watched that girl do pouring his whole life. Listen, you gotta it doesn't like go beat Listen, I don't. I'm not.

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Speaker 3: I'm with you on that. I'm with you on that. You ain't supposed to by the way, right, you're not supposed to. I wouldn't finish inside. I'm not saying I would do that. But you know the biggest thing when you're young and you having sex with your girl whoever is damn if she get pregnant, I'm gonna become a dad.

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Speaker 1: How do I take care of a kid?

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Speaker 5: Like?

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Speaker 3: Those are problems you have when you don't have no financial security. But if you make it forty fifty sixty one hundred million.

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Speaker 4: Dollars, you know, money doesn't make it right.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm not saying the money makes it right.

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Speaker 1: I'm helpful.

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Speaker 3: I'm just saying that I can take care of my family. I'm in a position where I can take care of my family at twenty two years old, Like my family will be okay. Now, if you're the average twenty two year old, that's just trying to figure out what you want to do in life, probably in between having a job and not working. That's when it's scary to impregnant a woman. It's like, oh my god, like I could barely take care of myself, I'm gonna take care of another life now, you know. But when you're a professional athlete in you twenty two and you yes, listen.

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Speaker 1: How long were they dating? It couldn't have been that long. You just turned twenty.

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Speaker 4: I en't think it's dating, brother, it's just how long.

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Speaker 1: Oh and it's her choice, no matter what her body, her choice, right. Yes, I still feel like Jalen Green is allowed to look at her after he gets news and go why why what? Why do you want to have a child with me? And I think she should have to explain that. Oh, but how do we know he did? She that's a fair point. You don't know that he didn't say that. Demara's not like Drea is just some broke girl trying to get a come up like I think she's doing financially okay by her, Well, the thing would and it's not in need of money. If if Jalen Green leaves her, I think Drey is going to be okay.

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Speaker 3: Well, the thing about Drea is people are going off of her track record or his her dating history, her dating past, saying that she obviously has a type. She has a type of a guy that she goes after. And the issue that a lot of people having with this one is that it's the age difference that Jalen Green just turned twenty two. She already has a son that's probably twenty twenty one.

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Speaker 4: Her son's older than Jalen Green.

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Speaker 3: Okay, well something she has a son that's old.

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Speaker 1: Eskimo brothers with like chicks out in la oh yeah probably, I'm sure they run in similar circles.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, if Drea is my mom, I'm proud. Probably in certain parties and rooms that you know, imagine.

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Speaker 1: Drea being a pretty girl w exes and her son also beat. It's like diddy shit or what happens if if Drea's son like brings back a chick like that he you know, is starting to get to know and like, and then Jalen pulls him aside as the stepfather, the younger stepfather that he is. He's like, yo, son, I beat.

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Speaker 3: First of all, if my mom has a has a boyfriend that's twenty two and like ware the same age and now he's about to like be the father of like my little brother.

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Speaker 1: Hook me up with some hoes. Bro, can't call me, You can't call me son? What if? What if he's from New York? I don't care.

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Speaker 3: Wait, I'm not calling me son.

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Speaker 4: No.

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Speaker 1: What if he walks and said, look, I'm not trying to be your dad, just want to be your friend. Let's go to the highlight room. Nah, that's a nasty situation. What are you doing Wednesday night? Nasty section. Let's do some bonding, Like what do you think their stepfather step son bonding would be like when you're the same age, in the same city, in the same circle. There's only one activity I can think of, right, But see, I'm just it's cheating on your mom.

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Speaker 3: Listen, man, you know the situation is very un you have we ever seen this before?

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Speaker 1: What do you mean, like as far as.

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Speaker 3: The woman being this much older in the sun that.

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Speaker 1: It happens the other way all the time.

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Speaker 3: I'm not just the age, not just the age, the fact that she has a son that's the same age.

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Speaker 4: If not older, then yeah, this is a while.

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Speaker 1: Have we seen this before? Not to my knowledge, right, I don't think I've ever seen this. I'm sure Sharon Madonna has done it, but I can't pinpoint it.

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Speaker 3: I'm just gonna Donna has had a baby with someone that was the same age as one of their kids.

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Speaker 1: I'm saying dated. No, I'm stay with me, Okay, I'm trying having a kid. I feel like I feel like Sharon Madonna have secret babies.

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Speaker 3: Uh see you going for something else? You got your ten four had on already. I'm talking about that. We know, no for sure. Have we seen some celebrities, you know celebrities. Have we seen this situation where one the woman is having a baby with someone that is the same age as one of her kids.

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Speaker 6: I'm sure we have. We just can't think of it right now. I'm sure we have.

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Speaker 1: And I'm not saying Jalen doesn't want to have a baby with Drea. We don't know them. They could be a happy couple and super excited I'm sure, but at the same time, I feel like maybe I'm old. It's your choice, but give me an explanation on why you want to have a child with my twenty two year old Asso was just fucking around. You're financially stable if you want to have another kid, I geah, But listen, man, maybe like fones Spermdale, listen, man, I was just who said they was just yeah, I was great to say that.

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Speaker 4: I fast.

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Speaker 1: I've said that.

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Speaker 3: I've been around a few of these dudes, and I see the way they be talking to these girls in private.

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Speaker 1: They maybe wanting babies for sure.

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Speaker 3: Baby, wanting to impregnate these girls Like well, I'm not gonna just throw that on Drea. Like a lot of these dudes out here, they'd be like, YO, want you to have my baby? You my baby mom, And it's like all you might be. That might be game at first, but then if you in there spraying it up too, and you saying all of that, it's a little different. You can't be surprised when she come and hit you like, yo, I'm pregnant. Then it can't turn it to yo, Nah, I ain't ready for this.

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Speaker 1: You ain't ready.

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Speaker 3: Just finished telling this girl in the hunted text messages, you want to have your baby?

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Speaker 6: Look at me in my eyes while my feet were in the air.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, my ankles on your ear lobs and talking about yo, I'm not pulling out have my baby.

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Speaker 1: I love you, but your legs in the air.

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Speaker 7: Even if that is the count, yes, counts, that counts. Jalen, should she like when is when? Should she tap out? As far as what like of.

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Speaker 4: This game, of the game, of this current thing that she's she's doing.

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Speaker 1: Don't kill me or crucifying me because is her past that crazy? Or do we just do we just know that.

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Speaker 5: Julian didn't know who know who Drea was until we told him who she was two months ago.

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Speaker 1: I'm happy that I haven't been paying attention.

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Speaker 4: I don't give a fuck with Dre.

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Speaker 1: I feel like I know like a few athletes she dated, but I didn't know her to just well my points.

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Speaker 4: He still stands like you shouldn't.

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Speaker 7: At some point people age out of bad habits or not even like gauge out per se, but like some when you when you're looking, when you're getting your fucking shit stretched by a kid that's your son's age, maybe you should reconsider what you're doing.

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Speaker 1: Just just a situation for the baby.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, and look, look well let's put the finances aside. Amazing, everyone's gotten this aesthetically. Yeah, just let's look at it optically. Who's raising this kid? Is this kid really going to be put in the healthiest environment. Jalen's a twenty two year old athlete, superstar. He's probably gonna go about living his life. Sure the kid will be financially secure, but we know money doesn't bring obviously, look at that entertainment industry.

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Speaker 4: All these kids are rich as shit. They're the most fucked up kids we know.

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Speaker 7: So let's stop pretending like money is to save all for bad decisions on parenting.

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Speaker 1: Isn't it better that Drea is a little older now and maybe she just wants to be a stay at home mom and she's got her son who's of age. That's a great male nanny. Like, maybe it's a statement. It's not a twenty two year old Drea othern the son, that isn't her telling him to He's the.

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Speaker 3: Nanny of the man. He's the manny of his sibling.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, why not, it's not like twenty two year old Drea. Maybe more of a problem than a forty year old Drea. Her son's a young adult, probably living his life. He doesn't want to raise. If I'm Drea, I think it's crazy. I just did a twenty year bid. I want to go back outside. I don't want another fucking kid.

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Speaker 6: She already has another sons, two sons.

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Speaker 1: She has two kids that I'm all right.

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Speaker 5: Her son's like ten. I want to say, all right, yeah, ten or nine.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, she's doing another bid. Why not just throw another one there? Yeah?

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Speaker 5: Well, she says she wanted another Listen, I'm me personally, I'm not at thirty nine. At I'm twenty nine, and I'm not dating a fucking twenty two year old. But I also am not privy to basketball players who are making tens of millions of dollars. If she wanted another kid, she wanted another kid. I can't exactly cheer for you getting to having a baby with a twenty two year old. But if he's fine with his mother, fine with it, then y'all do y'all thing. Either way, she had been raising the baby alone anyway, because he's a fucking professional basketball player. He's never gonna be home. If he was ten fifteen years older. He was never gonna be home.

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Speaker 3: That's not true.

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Speaker 1: It depends. There's some athletes that are very great.

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Speaker 4: Dad.

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Speaker 1: I can't let you just know you.

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Speaker 5: I didn't say he was gonna be a shitty dad, That's not what I said. I said he's really gonna be home.

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Speaker 1: That means dra can fly on the actual plane, now right, that should be fun.

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Speaker 3: It did, yeah, Ra, It depends certain teams. They are cool with that, like they all cool with letting like wives and baby mothers and the kids fly kick.

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Speaker 1: Me on that blady.

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Speaker 4: But well I was on the rockets right now.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, I saw them. It was International Women's Day. Dred dropped that picture great and left the comments on SA she had.

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Speaker 5: She turned them off because she didn't tag him. She didn't tag him. She just posted that she's having a baby, Kyle Cus tagging a nigga?

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Speaker 1: Now, why are you do That's crazy? I didn't know that would But why would she in the picture. Was she gonna tag her belly?

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Speaker 6: I mean, well, yeah, it's her baby.

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Speaker 1: Like the lower third baby.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, but she didn't tag. She didn't tag him, Kyle tagging niggas?

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Speaker 1: Wait, all right, I thought, y'all were gassing at it. She started this post with Happy International Women's Day.

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Speaker 6: She's having a girl. She's having a girl.

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Speaker 4: You don't even do the math.

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Speaker 1: I really thought you guys were just like joking around. She having a post it on the same day, so let's make fun of it. No, no, no, she started her pregnancy reveal with Happy International Women's Day.

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Speaker 4: You thought you were all? I was fired.

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Speaker 3: Listen, I mean very There are very few things that are more powerful than a woman giving birth and having a child.

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Speaker 1: For a woman, that's like having a woman. Yeah, you know what I'm saying.

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Speaker 3: That's that's like, you know, that's that's every woman's you know, anybody, any woman that some mother will tell you that that was like the start of their new life.

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Speaker 1: And No, I think it's great that even whomen celebrate International Women's Day, it still involves a man. Still requires a man.

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Speaker 5: Funny how I wrote in the group chat, happy International Women's Day to me and Yomi in the entire group chat ignored us.

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Speaker 1: And that's because we were nervous for how progressive you guys pretend to be in there, and we didn't know who was a woman and who wasn't.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, and I texted my mom that was good enough.

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Speaker 1: When did this?

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Speaker 3: When did this start Women's Day?

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Speaker 1: It started out as Women's Day, and in women's fashion, they made a day a month like they do their birthdays. So what's International Women's Day? I think the whole month of March though, is International Women's Month.

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Speaker 5: No, Women's History Month, which is something completely different than happy International Women's Day.

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Speaker 4: Women's History Month.

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Speaker 5: Yes, kind of like Black History Month, how we celebrate the history of black people. This is when we celebrate the history of women and the accomplishments that they've achieved.

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Speaker 4: As long as that.

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Speaker 1: He said, I didn't I laughed. I don't even know I was thinking it, but he said it. I thank you for just taking.

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Speaker 7: They turned the clock back because they ran out of accomplishments.

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Speaker 1: No, it was it was on daylight savings stuff.

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Speaker 4: They give them twenty three hours.

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Speaker 1: Oh man, I'm shut up. Let's knock out list. So is this another arrogant American thing where we decide what International Women's Day is? Or did the UN get together? How do we decide that today was the day for the world.

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Speaker 7: Well, it looks like the origins of the day, which was just National Women's Day, was held on February twenty, nineteen o nine in New York.

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Speaker 4: Okay, that was really It looks like that's the Donald.

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Speaker 3: Or had about Women's Day until probably like maybe ten years ago.

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Speaker 1: Oh, they couldn't they couldn't vote at that time.

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Speaker 4: It really wasn't it.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, I was gonna say, I think the popularity came like obviously in more recent years.

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Speaker 1: Well, it took them that long to get together and work with each other. That's why we just found out. I don't know about it. I don't know if it probably exists as well as the Men's Day.

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Speaker 4: You know, we should look into that. We should start one.

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Speaker 1: That was very Uh, I know about Black History Month? What about White History Month? Of you? Was it or is it just as we celebrate men's accomplishments pretty often? No?

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Speaker 3: But is it like a day that's that's called International Men's Day. I mean, I'm being serious, like, I don't, I don't, I don't know.

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Speaker 1: But we don't really get holidays, so it is interesting that you guys threw in a holiday when you guys get all the holidays. Yeah. Women, Yeah, I don't even get my own birthday. Now I have to celebrate. It's not even the right day. Yeah, though you guys were good at you don't get you don't get as a man. You don't get to celebrate your birthday. You know that?

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Speaker 4: Did this go off the rails? I'm sorry, No, I think you guys are spitting.

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Speaker 1: I think I feel like it's great that a mand said no, no, no, no, you guys are smoking. Like you guys are really representing the way that right now.

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Speaker 3: Well, yeah, I ain't gonna lie man, Jalen. I ain't gonna lie man. That thing probably good, man. I ain't gonna lie man. It's hard to back out. Ye'ah can't kill Jayalen too much on that. I understand. I get it. Sometimes you just be like yo, listen, man, See that's what we need to do. We need to hear from Jalen because I'm gonna tell in the first two minutes of hit that the first interview.

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Speaker 1: You do, you're tired of men being silenced.

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Speaker 3: No, I'm gonna just be able to tell, like just looking at him when he talked like he's gonna be like, man, y'all don't even know what y'all want me to do.

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Speaker 1: Like I couldn't. I tried.

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Speaker 3: I couldn't couldn't get out. I understand, man, I get.

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Speaker 4: It well in the uh.

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Speaker 7: In staying on the theme with women in International Women's Day, women were spent the weekend tearing each other apart in the basketball court. If you guys saw the LSU South Carolina game, that got really chippy at the end there.

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Speaker 1: I respect it.

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Speaker 4: I loved it.

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Speaker 1: I like it.

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Speaker 3: I think it's good for sports to get a little chippy like that, especially in the torn.

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Speaker 1: Thought it was good for International Women's Day too.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, International Women's Day. You know it's competitive. It's just competition.

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Speaker 1: You know. Things happened Tempe's flair. Uh.

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Speaker 3: The only problem I had was homegirl's brother jumping over the scorers table acting like he was about to hit a girl, Like what was you about to do?

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Speaker 1: Yeah?

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Speaker 3: Like like what was you about to do?

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Speaker 1: You?

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Speaker 3: You ain't gonna do nothing. And some of them girls to beat the shit out. I was gonna say that, like, those are professional athletes. Some of them girls is six four six ' five joy that had the initial like real push. I can see by her reach I would lose that fight. Yeah, Like that was the only issue I had. That's like six eight, Yeah, it's like, bro, I get it.

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Speaker 1: Your sister. Look at the way she set her feet too right after.

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Speaker 4: Yeah she was ready.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, Like I get it, I understand it, But like, come on, you jumping over the table like your sister she got this, And.

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Speaker 1: I'm on the side of Like, if I see my girl getting jumper, family member being jumped by a lot of women, I'm gonna get in there and move some somebody. I mean, if you outside, but on you on the court. So it's not the rest of it. And during the women's tournament, like what am I? What am I going to do? If I jump over this table and a girl like squaes over me, I'm gonna square up well and be ready to fight.

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Speaker 7: Like, come on, man, I'm really looking forward to the women's college tournament.

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Speaker 4: The team. There's a lot of teams that can take it this year.

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Speaker 1: It was better than the men's last year, way better.

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Speaker 7: And the average ticket price for the women's this year is already going for us like four fifty five hundred.

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Speaker 1: That's great.

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Speaker 4: Yeah.

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Speaker 1: I love to see tomars with support.

00:18:30
Speaker 4: We're going again and make them mad again. I sent this to you, guys.

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Speaker 7: I tagged you guys in the post over the weekend, Kaitlyn Clark breaking the three point record for the NCAAA. Hm she hit the most threes in NCAA history.

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Speaker 1: M hm, Happy International Women's Day?

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Speaker 3: What do you want me to say about that refuge? I try, there's nothing to refuse.

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Speaker 4: Is this something about the line you want to say or the ball or no?

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Speaker 1: It's just you know, no.

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Speaker 7: Because you know, the men and women have the same line in college.

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Speaker 4: It's the same three point line. Okay, cool, I just hit more time.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, Like, I just it's not it's not gonna it's not.

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Speaker 1: It doesn't.

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Speaker 3: It doesn't word the same. If now a guy comes along and breaks that.

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Speaker 7: Record, if he breaks the record, then he'll be called the greatest three point.

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Speaker 4: Shooter in NCAA history.

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Speaker 7: I just the reason why I think this record will stand for Kaitlin though, because most guys don't play. If you're this good or whatever, you'll you'll leave and go to the league. Kaitlyn played longer in.

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Speaker 4: College, right.

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Speaker 7: I know, this is like, I'm obviously more of a longevity award, but it's still a great stat to have.

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Speaker 3: No, I mean, Kaitlyn Clark is I mean, what she's done for women's college basketball, women's basketball period. I think it's dope. Like she's brought a spotlight on it. She's one of the best players I've seen in college. I just hope it translates to the to the next level.

00:19:43
Speaker 8: Though.

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Speaker 4: I think she'll be all right.

00:19:45
Speaker 3: I think so too. I just I just hope it translates. But she's she's fun to watch. Though she's fun to watch, I think she's part of the reason why.

00:19:52
Speaker 1: It's gonna translate.

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Speaker 3: Women's basketball is talked about as much as it is. She's just like that, you say, Kaitlyn Clark is playing people to watch that game.

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Speaker 1: The best thing you can do in the w NBA is no how to shoot. She'll be fine.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, no, I mean, but it's just a different level of competition.

00:20:08
Speaker 1: Yeah for sure. Defense, Yeah, Damaris are there's some women you wanted to highlight during International Women's Month. You know, we don't want to silence you.

00:20:19
Speaker 3: Maybe some men you want to shoot on because this is your time. Get your ship off. We can't refute nothing women say this month.

00:20:26
Speaker 6: Shout out to me and Yomi, shout out to me, and yo me, yom not even here, shout out to me and Yomi.

00:20:35
Speaker 1: I want to answer my question, Jamaris. It was promoted by the United Nations, but it is technically a Russian and communist.

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Speaker 4: Thing stopped by a socialist party.

00:20:46
Speaker 1: I'll just leave that there.

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Speaker 3: But you know, happy International Women's Month.

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Speaker 1: It's just odd, you know, something, Shout out to all the women out there.

00:20:57
Speaker 3: Hopefully this month is kind to you. You have a soft month. But April, get right back to it, get back into trenches.

00:21:05
Speaker 1: I mean, I like to see that Bron was the one that really went above and beyond to celebrate international.

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Speaker 3: When I saw Lebron, ya, I saw people killing Lebron. He was talking to Genie bus and Linda Rambis.

00:21:16
Speaker 1: Which is I believe Kurt Rambis's wife right correct.

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Speaker 3: And everybody was like, oh, Savannah will have words for him when he get home. I'm like, oh, he doing is celebrating women's mouth.

00:21:26
Speaker 1: But is that some hater shit and some women shit? If I'm celebrating other women for International Women's Month, you can't say anything to me, right?

00:21:34
Speaker 3: It depends your wife can say anything at any time.

00:21:37
Speaker 1: I thought, see, when you married, you're here to celebrate all women.

00:21:40
Speaker 3: Yeah, nah, only only one woman. You're supposed to celebrate when you married.

00:21:43
Speaker 7: His interaction is like the little it's way too touchy. There's a lot of touching going on. Yeah, not from Lebron. He's doing nothing wrong, that's the king.

00:21:54
Speaker 1: But yeah, anytime you take your hand like this, you're terrified. The double bicep.

00:21:58
Speaker 7: Grab and then obviously Genie hold the hat on his shoulders.

00:22:02
Speaker 1: No, they love it. See it's that black gold. You know.

00:22:04
Speaker 3: They can't help but touch that black goal when they see it. That's all it is.

00:22:08
Speaker 5: I'm sure Jeanie Buss has a very close relationship with both Lebron and his wife, oh for who she is. So I'm sure they like have dinners together with their families.

00:22:19
Speaker 6: Like I'm sure that's nothing.

00:22:22
Speaker 1: I mean, we know that Demaras. We was just having fun. But look how women could just get a man of a faithful man just jammed up like that. Just the King mina his damn business in between They probably he was probably sitting by himself. True, they probably sat right down during a time out and then just try to ruin this man's family.

00:22:41
Speaker 3: Well, one of them owns the team, she could sit wherever she wants, and the other one is Kurt Rams's wife. I think he's in the front office for the Lakers as well. I think Kirk Ramas has a front office job.

00:22:50
Speaker 1: With the Lakers. Okay, So to me, that's them abusing their power in the workplace. That's putting a lot of pressure on Labron. They are the powerful execs in that building. Lebron is a high paid employee that they're taking advantage of with their power.

00:23:05
Speaker 4: That's an HR violation.

00:23:06
Speaker 1: M M. That's an abusive power. You're putting him in a situation where it feels like he has to let you touch him for fear of his job.

00:23:14
Speaker 4: He doesn't even like basketball like that.

00:23:18
Speaker 1: This is an abuse. You don't even want to be there.

00:23:20
Speaker 4: You don't even want to be there. He doesn't want to.

00:23:22
Speaker 1: Have sunglasses on inside. That is a man that that is uncomfortable. That's a man that don't want to be seen. What were they even watching the game?

00:23:31
Speaker 4: The game?

00:23:32
Speaker 1: What were they watch it? What you thought they was at it? But le Bron watches Lakers games with with sunglasses on? Yeah? Yeah, I thought like maybe Bronnie was playing at the Staples Center.

00:23:43
Speaker 7: Well then this was of course, this shot went viral after when they pulled up to watch Bronnie at usc and obviously you capture a moment and that you know, freezing time. People are saying this is you know, Savannah pissed at Broun after.

00:23:57
Speaker 3: That intern attitude. Yeah, nah, man, that's so, it's old joke something.

00:24:01
Speaker 7: After one bus frame is captured. This means that they hate each other.

00:24:04
Speaker 1: Now, somebody put a Bron's face over Jesus Shuttlesworth face. When he had the three soome with the white girls and he got gay people, he would just be doing anything. Man, do you bring that up to your wife or do you like just see what she says. Obviously it was about to link up that video. He opened his phone in the car and was like, fuck, all right, it was innocent. Do you say anything like haha, did you see the timeline going crazy? Nah?

00:24:32
Speaker 3: You can't you If you do that at the person that Lebron statue, you'll be doing that every.

00:24:36
Speaker 7: I was gonna say that is a good question because at this point his career, how much of this stuff do they actually address as a couple.

00:24:41
Speaker 4: Do you think laugh.

00:24:43
Speaker 1: At a lot of this shit?

00:24:46
Speaker 3: Lebron is a Lebron. That's one thing. That's one reason why Lebron is, you know who he is. He's been able to stay out of the way of fucking scandal and a lot of that bullshit. And he's been on the microscope since he was in fucking height stch so to be able to avoid that, you know, your entire career, your entire life. That speaks to the type of person that you know Lebron is because he hasn't had any major scandal attached to his name. Definitely not with other women and shit like that. That talking about that broke major It's not local cities that's been chatting about Lebron's night life antics and she's like, I'm not talking about that. I'm talking about it. That was like on the front page of the newspaper. He hasn't had none of that.

00:25:30
Speaker 1: Go back to that photo, Julian, I'm surprised since he was trending, Fox News didn't get a hold of this photo with his son with a purse. You know they hang out with the Wades. See that could cause some controversy when Lebron is trending.

00:25:45
Speaker 4: First of all, you think that's his son.

00:25:47
Speaker 1: Oh, I don't know, that looks like a son. That's just both of his sons in high school.

00:25:56
Speaker 4: That's Zuri.

00:25:57
Speaker 1: Back to Fox News, why are we skillizing women? See you? Look he thought, he said, Rory thought he got something off right there. I know that's a girl. Great. I don't know their family tree. You know when Lebron's daughter's name is crazy, it's Lebron James. I know Brownie Junior, and that's only because he plays basketball. I don't know the second one's name. No, that yeah, that's his daughter. That's oh great that they have a daughter. Yeah, love fit wearing Brownie's a jersey. Yeah it had it was great. Person that looks like an efficient person, can hold a lot of toys. You got some Fox shit over just that. Oh what an idiot? Oh man? I got called a red hat Rory this weekend.

00:26:42
Speaker 3: So red hat?

00:26:44
Speaker 4: Why why I was?

00:26:46
Speaker 1: I was talking to some listeners and we were talking about immigration New York City currently and uh, you know that could be a trigger word for some people, and I was like, why the fuck theyre clearing out these schools for I was like, oh yeah that I could tell by the tone of my voice that that's unded pretty republican. And I got called red hat Roy? Would you do this?

00:27:04
Speaker 4: In discord this Twitter spaces Twitter space.

00:27:07
Speaker 1: Last night, you did an interview and uh, Danny from the Stop shout out Danny from.

00:27:15
Speaker 3: You said something. I was like, somebody sent it to me. I was like, I say, what the fuck is the word? Were talking about?

00:27:20
Speaker 1: What it was? Something along the line. I think, I don't.

00:27:22
Speaker 3: I think you got mixed up in your words because you said that I had we had reached out to be on Million Dollars Worth a Game and didn't get a response. I never texted Nick and didn't get a response to about me. First of all, I never text nobody asking to be on that show. I just want to clear that part up. Gosh, but I did text Wallow when we were in Philly for the Roots Picnic, just because we were in Philly, so it was more so like YO, what's up, I'm in town, gosh, And he never responded.

00:27:46
Speaker 1: I just wanted to clar.

00:27:49
Speaker 3: No, no, no, no, somebody one of my peoples that sent it to me like, YO, like I didn't know you had reached out to be on the show.

00:27:54
Speaker 1: I was like, first of all, so.

00:27:56
Speaker 3: To be clear, I never ever text anybody to be on this show and they didn't respond to me.

00:28:01
Speaker 1: That didn't mix it up because I happened at the time, like when we were about to do like the press run ship with the Serious deal, they were on the list and I don't know why why I thought you would reached out to them and yeah, guess I confused the film.

00:28:13
Speaker 3: Yeah nah, oh okay, Well, I just wanted to clear that up because that that just came across crazy, like niggas be leaving me on Red and I'll be trying to do interviews and they'd be like, nah, I.

00:28:22
Speaker 1: Didn't if it came across that way, I apologize. You know, it definitely came across that way. Like you've never been left on Red before by somebody asking them to be on their show. Okay, it's never happened left So I've never hit nobody to be on their show. I've never done that. I have never What's what's wrong with reaching out to people to be like, yo, I'm trying to come on, we got some ship going on. Nah, I'm not.

00:28:44
Speaker 3: I'm not reaching out to nobody these niggas, is my Piers first of all.

00:28:47
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's what friends.

00:28:48
Speaker 3: Do, peer's here's here's are different.

00:28:52
Speaker 7: I'm saying like, if you're in the space space where you, you know, have a show or a platform, you go on each other's.

00:28:59
Speaker 4: It's like a thing you.

00:29:00
Speaker 3: Can go on, but usually you're invited on. I'm not picking up my phone saying Yo, what's up man? Want to come on your show and do I'm not doing that for what if if.

00:29:10
Speaker 1: We're doing a press run and have already had conversations in the past of like, Yo, we should do something together and passing, I'll be like, Yo, we got something to promote. What's your schedule?

00:29:19
Speaker 3: Looking like I mean after that, I've just I've never done that.

00:29:24
Speaker 1: I've never I think you're you're putting too much sauce on the I'm asking you to come on the show since they are our peers, and we have had conversations with everyone I named and that Danny from the Stop interview already about working together. I have no issue being like, Yo, this makes sense to do the interview. Now, what's your schedule? Like I know issue with that.

00:29:45
Speaker 3: No, any interview I've ever done on the show is because I was invited, all right. I'm not reaching out to nobody to sit on the show and do an interview. What about people so negatively because I'm just not I'm not because I'm not interested enough in had doing an interview with nobody to reach out to them to do an interview.

00:30:03
Speaker 1: Well, let's not even say an interview, say just going on someone's podcast. That's more what I'm saying, not like a sitting.

00:30:11
Speaker 3: Podcast enough to reach out to them and tell them, Yo, what's up? I want to come on your podcast.

00:30:15
Speaker 1: Nah.

00:30:15
Speaker 3: It's a couple of shows that cats have reached out to me, and I'm probably gonna do them just because I like like their angle of what they're doing with their shows. But I'm not hitting nobody to be like, yo, what's up?

00:30:27
Speaker 4: Like, do you listen to podcasts?

00:30:29
Speaker 1: No? I figured then you probably see that it's not really interviewed per se, like I think million dollars worth of game interviews young Thug. But with us, that would just be a pod episode. Yeah, same same way when we did. But I still wouldn't reach out them ad like that was a pod. They didn't really interview us per se. It was a combo. You and I have a very similar pride, it's just channeled different. No, but even that they reached out to us though, yeah, yeah, no, which is fun. Anytime I saw.

00:31:02
Speaker 3: Eighty and Highlight Run always love, always like yo, But I never hit them to do their show, like just because I'm just not First of all, I'm not a celebrity. Why am I just going on other platforms to just talk like I'm not.

00:31:14
Speaker 7: Yeah, but you're in Okay, you're not in celebrity, but your voice is respected in the podcast sphere.

00:31:19
Speaker 4: Okay, in this sphere you're a celebrity.

00:31:21
Speaker 3: True, But I'm not hitting somebody like Yo, what's up?

00:31:24
Speaker 1: I want to come on your show?

00:31:25
Speaker 3: Like now, if you hit me and I fuck with you and what you're doing, then that's different, you know what I mean. Then I'm like, okay, cool, Like I like this dude, or I like this this dude.

00:31:33
Speaker 4: Like I guess I mean, I know.

00:31:35
Speaker 7: I'm speaking for myself, Like I've had moments where I've listened to someone on the podcast or like listening to a podcast and said to myself, Wow, that would be great if like they came on our show or you guys did their show kind of like I feel.

00:31:46
Speaker 4: Like I have that moment all the time.

00:31:47
Speaker 1: This was similar to what we were talking about with Ian with just Egos, like we could all do crossover episodes if everyone didn't feel like it would be weird if I reached out to come on y'all. Shit, my pride is very sensitive in this regard. That doesn't bother my pride at all. If I see somebody that I feel is a peer as well, then it's definitely not gonna put that's pride. But we're a peer, let's do something together.

00:32:11
Speaker 3: Like but for me, it's not a pride thing though. I just I'm just not reaching out to somebody to be on their show, Like it's not it's nothing to do with pride.

00:32:19
Speaker 7: I'm just like, yeah, but if you like the person and respect what their their platform and their show, wouldn't you want to be Like I want to be a part of that, Like I want to contribute to something. I like this person, I like what they're doing. I want to be a part of that.

00:32:30
Speaker 3: See, I operate more for of like if it's if it's supposed to happen, it's gonna happen, Like me and this person are going to connect someone because it's happened. Like I've never the people that I have sat on their platforms, I didn't reach out to them. We actually met had like real conversation, got a vibe of each other, and then it just organically happened, like Yo, come on the show, like let's kick it. Okay, cool, But like reaching out to somebody via DM that you never met, Like, I'm just not doing that because I don't First of all, you could have a great show, but if I don't know, if we never really met, I don't even know what I'm walking into with you. I don't even know the type of person.

00:33:06
Speaker 1: Oh, I mean that's a bit of a stretch. I see what you're saying there. But like a Gillian Wallow, we have I wouldn't say a friendship, but an associationship with them. We're all cool. I don't think that's weird to ask in that regard Blutleg. Kevin and I are not best friends, but I think we're peers. And I can just text him and be like, Yo, can I come on your show? I have shit that I want to promote, and we can have a combo. It's an even exchange. He can ask me questions that I haven't done in interviews, and I can promote some She was promoting the album, So I say that to say other portions yeah, we can promote the podcast.

00:33:38
Speaker 5: That's why people do cross pollination and podcasts is to grow your audience off each other's audiences, especially because the episode is probably gonna get a lot of views, get more eyes than you usually have, and everybody's trying to grow because growth leads more money. So that's why people do the cross pollination and not just what they just want to go hang with other podcasters.

00:33:57
Speaker 3: Yeah, but if you want that, then you got to hit me. I'm not reaching out and my wife.

00:34:01
Speaker 1: Does that work in other respects of your life as well? Like if you're managing somebody, would you reach out for your artists? Do you feel more comfortable doing that? Is it just that you think, oh, for my artist, shit, that's different for somebody like for me, like me having a podcast, I'm not reaching out to somebody that has a podcast that I never met before just because they have a platform.

00:34:21
Speaker 4: Take away they never met.

00:34:22
Speaker 1: Yeah, No, I'm talking like that, Norri Gilly, like everyone that I named in the Danny and Stop interview. That's what where I have in my mind.

00:34:29
Speaker 4: It's the world.

00:34:29
Speaker 1: If you're saying people that you have like no, now, I'm not going to co dm someone and hope they check their requests. Okay, but I have no issue even though Norri has invited us plenty of times, I would have no issue texting Nori like yo. I think it makes sense timing wise for what we have going on. Can we come on drink jims hmm, because to me, timing is everything with what you're trying to get out of the interview outside of good conversation. Mm hm, it makes sense for us. Now, let's go do it. I don't mind hitting them. That's I don't think it's a weird.

00:35:00
Speaker 3: Then okay, that's what's what we differ. But I'm not doing it.

00:35:06
Speaker 1: Fuck that.

00:35:07
Speaker 3: I'm not reaching out to nobody. I don't fuck with that.

00:35:10
Speaker 1: You reach out to women in their comments every day with no, I don't we're taking out What if you just send money bags to Wallow that would be the reach out.

00:35:18
Speaker 4: That's something that's sick.

00:35:20
Speaker 1: I thought I thought it was universal and meant everything. Cars, yeah, car, cars, Wallow, Wallow and women.

00:35:28
Speaker 7: No, I think you're you keep saying I'm not doing that to somebody don't funk with. But we're saying it's someone that you know or at least have somewhat of a working relationship with you.

00:35:36
Speaker 3: Still, Oh, that's different because we probably already had that conversation personally, Like, yo, we gotta.

00:35:42
Speaker 1: We got that.

00:35:42
Speaker 7: When that timing is right for you, would you be like, hey, like got this coming out? Cool if I find availability to come on your show in a week or two.

00:35:51
Speaker 1: But that's different because we already have that relationship.

00:35:53
Speaker 3: See, I thought I thought Rory was more so just the conversation, that conversation leaning towards why don't we do other platforms of podcasts in general, even if we don't have a relationship or know the person. And I'm just like, that's just weird, Like to go sit down with somebody and you have this is our first time, Like.

00:36:10
Speaker 7: Yeah, I think that's a different level of comfort. Like I'm cool with the cold message, like I don't know you personally, but we're obviously doing similar work.

00:36:18
Speaker 4: There's some synergy here.

00:36:20
Speaker 7: But I guess to your point, like, yeah, it's obviously easier if it's like someone you have a history with or no.

00:36:25
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's all I'm saying.

00:36:25
Speaker 3: I just like to have some type of rapport or some type of relationship with a person before it turns into like.

00:36:35
Speaker 1: Business.

00:36:37
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying, Like, it's just like, what type of person is this person? Who is this person?

00:36:41
Speaker 1: Okay?

00:36:41
Speaker 3: Because then you end up sitting down with somebody having an interview, and then two muths later you find out this person's a piece of shit and now you plaster it all over the platform. It's like, but you didn't even know this person, but because you wanted to just go sit on the platform and do an episode, he jumped out there. But it's like, Yeah, this person's a fucking cocksuck. It's a piece of shit. Now you gotta Now you're on the on their platform. You see what I'm saying, Like, that's what I'd be trying to stay away from. It's like, but who is this person?

00:37:07
Speaker 1: Like? Who is or who is this woman? Like? So I don't know who this guy is me mistaking the story, which I apologize with the Gillian Wallow thing, mixing up those those timeframes. Would you reach out to Gillian Wallow today for us to do an episode with them on their platform?

00:37:27
Speaker 7: Uh?

00:37:28
Speaker 1: It depends what would be the factors?

00:37:31
Speaker 3: What are we talking about? What are we discussing?

00:37:33
Speaker 1: I think even more to what you were saying prior it makes sense and we're not doing a press front. We don't have anything really specific, so just kick it to kick it and have a great episode. I think the four of us, we've all kicked it separately and together we have great conversation.

00:37:50
Speaker 3: Yeah, I wouldn't be I wouldn't be mad at that, but I mean, but I just don't And then what then it's an episode.

00:37:58
Speaker 1: Then we drive to Philly and do it episode. Yeah, but I'm talking about after that, maybe we get a chief steak. I don't know.

00:38:05
Speaker 3: No, I mean, like us during the episode, does what.

00:38:10
Speaker 8: More?

00:38:10
Speaker 1: Man, we have a great moment and a great conversation with our peers. I don't think everyone that listens to million dollars worth of game listens to us and vice versa. It's two people we know we would have a good, solid conversation that could contribute to this podcast space. Why not, especially with podcasting where it is right now? Back to the Ian conversation, those like classic episode shits like that shit is starting to die. And I'm not saying that we would absolutely have one with them, but these type of moments are starting to disappear in podcasting because everyone's fucking talked to each other. That's why I'm kind of happy we were patient with who we want to talk to. I think we still need to have our pause, our math moment. I think we do need to have our million dollars worth of game. I think we do need to do our dream championshit. Shit is drying up with people talking to people. We haven't had that, so I I was I texted nor Day, asked them for babysitter recommendations in Miami. Would happily follow up with that text and say, can we put a solid date from all Out a Fla To Miami to drim Champs? Mm? Hm, Philly is an hour away? And I'm sure with the money that they've made they still both live in North Philly.

00:39:26
Speaker 3: I doubt that, but yeah, yeah, I don't know. Just that just that that that that that conversation was just I was like, I got to clear that up because I don't even want that to be out there. I'll be hitting niggas on their show and they be leaving me on Red like, nah, never happened.

00:39:41
Speaker 1: Do you feel the same with artists as far as what reaching out and asking them to come in the pod. It's different.

00:39:49
Speaker 3: With artists though, because they most of the times you either promoting some ship or you know, it's just it's different with an artist as opposed to being a host of a podcast.

00:40:00
Speaker 1: I think it's the same now. No, hell no, all right, back to uh me doing the Danny from the Stop interview. The climate has changed, and I'm not saying podcasters were artists now, but there's fan bases dedicated to just commenting on our podcasting. There's podcasts about podcasts, about podcasts about podcasts. Yeah.

00:40:19
Speaker 3: Exception in the samples, the sampling, the samples that was sampled from the samplers.

00:40:22
Speaker 1: So podcasting to me, yeah, it's like asking for a verse swap. Like we are artists in our own right as far as this genre, so reaching out to somebody would be like reaching out for a feature or reaching out to collab on a song. It's it's the same concept in my opinion. Now we have become the artists to a large group of people. I don't know we have.

00:40:47
Speaker 4: He's not wrong.

00:40:48
Speaker 3: I don't think we've become the artist.

00:40:49
Speaker 1: That's because you're not. I'm not saying I get what you're saying. But I have a live show DC March twenty three DC Mars.

00:40:54
Speaker 3: Sweet or How with Theater of newroymul dot com tickets available now live show. I'm not saying that. Yeah, I'm just not We're not the artist. I get what you're saying, but I'm just not comfortable with saying we are the artists, like I'm not. I don't, nah, why, just because I just think it's totally different. Like I just think it's it's totally different.

00:41:12
Speaker 1: Can I ask the differences.

00:41:15
Speaker 3: I don't think we are the same as if Chris Brown has an album and he's going on the press run. I don't think that podcasters are in that same like on that same tier.

00:41:28
Speaker 1: No, I don't. Oh no, I'm not saying in the press run sense. I'm saying when Chris Brown reaches out to ty Dolla and it's like, let's work on a record together, and then you can think.

00:41:38
Speaker 3: That's the same as us reaching out to Gillian Wilde. Yes, fuck no, I.

00:41:41
Speaker 1: Think it's the exact same thing at this point, especially how the fan bases have changed and how they obsess over podcasting. As podcast fans, they're not here just to listen to us talk about Chris Brown. We are Chris Brown. To them, well, I'm more quabo, but yes we are. We are that to a very large fan base. This is they're more interested in us than who we're talking about. A lot of the time, it's not a huge fan base, but it's a fan base. So to me, it's a verse swap if we go to a million dollars worth of game and it's like, let's do a joint album.

00:42:16
Speaker 7: And it's less red tape in podcasting because you don't have to go through legal clear things and do the bring in the boardrooms. If you your whole transaction can be done via text. Hey we're in Philly, Boom, come do the show.

00:42:29
Speaker 1: Especially with pods like us because we're not guest based, so it's even more that with us.

00:42:35
Speaker 3: Yeah, but I think what you said is somewhat the problem in podcasting right now though, so because I think a lot of these podcasts think they're celebrities.

00:42:43
Speaker 4: Now.

00:42:44
Speaker 3: Oh, I mean that goes without saying, and I think that's the problem.

00:42:49
Speaker 1: It can be a problem because fame and attention is the worst drug on earth, but they do have some right to feel that as far as attention and finances, they can go dollar for dollar with a lot of shit.

00:43:03
Speaker 3: A lot of celebrities. We can go dollar for dollar with a lot of celebrity. Yeah, but I just it's just different, man, It's different.

00:43:10
Speaker 1: Like I didn't know what you're saying.

00:43:11
Speaker 7: It's different because of the skill that like the nature of what's being done. Like we're not singing. That's a big part of it. You talk, Okay, So it is it the skill or the that's a big part of it. What so that's is that the highest thing or what else?

00:43:23
Speaker 3: And it's just a lot of these artists, if they announce a show, they're doing crazy fucking arenas. Like most podcasters are not doing arenas.

00:43:37
Speaker 1: But a lot of times podcasters, like the top tier podcasters most of the time, are discussing artists that they are more famous than in this current climate. Some yeah, not all, but I'm saying peers of the group I'm talking about that we would quote unquote collab with. Yeah, there's been plenty of times that they are bigger than the artists they're discussing at this point. And I know how podcasting started was the opposite. It was a bunch of smart people talking about a genre they loved, and then they got popular. I think it's corny and weird to your point that they're walking around like they are these crazy celebs and this and that. But that that comes with money and fame for a lot of insecure people, not podcast.

00:44:24
Speaker 3: Just because I sit down an interview Chris Brown or one of these like Superstars or Drake or whoever, that doesn't mean now I'm on the same level as them.

00:44:32
Speaker 1: I agree, But that goes back to podcasts feel like that because the fan base now they're more about the podcaster than they do the artists they're talking to or talking about. That's what I'm saying. That's why people feel that way, and that's why I was referencing music the way I was when it came to collabing with other pods. This fan base, the core pod fan base, looks at the podcaster as the celebrity. Do they enjoy a nice guest or an artist they like? Sure, is it gonna get more use because that is going to bring their fan base. But that podcast fan, that returning fan, is there for them. They're not there for the artists. So agreed, Yeah, you did for the show, you're you're you subscribe to the show with the podcast. I understand that I'm saying artists just that statement of the podcasters are now like the artists. Nah, I can't, I can't, I can't. I'm not jacking that. Hell no, I'm I want to be clear to a specific fan base, and I think it's a large fan base. In no way am I going to be that guy that is saying how a lot of these guys that are feeling themselves that they think they are bigger than music or bigger than the the A list music people. But to a core fan base, yeah, they look at them as the art that's that's their guy. Okay, Yeah, So no, I just wanted to clear up. I didn't put us. I didn't listen to U. I have Gillian Wallow's number. Should you put us all on the group chat? Let's do it on air? Fun with you?

00:45:55
Speaker 3: I would say, that's weird, Yo, I didn't. I didn't listen to the whole end of you. I just saw that that clip and I listened to that clip.

00:46:03
Speaker 1: But it was a fun interview. And again, I think it's important because they represent a large fan base of podcasting and where it's evolving to. So I think it's important to talk to to those guys.

00:46:16
Speaker 3: So now the fan base is now the podcasters.

00:46:20
Speaker 1: But is that not just certain? Is that not who we were? Because I can't shoot on them because how I started podcasting. I was a fan of music talking about music. I'm still I didn't go to broadcasting school.

00:46:33
Speaker 3: No, no, no, I'm still a fan of me. But it's just like now the fans of the podcast are now interviewing. They have shows in their interviewing the podcasters. So then what's next after that?

00:46:49
Speaker 1: I think China just drops a nukes. That's about it. That's the only thing. That's the next apper too. I think we put on our Apple goggles and then just a nuke comes.

00:47:01
Speaker 3: Sean King has reverted to Islam. How true is this? Noah, this is it. It's true. This is Rory's this is your topic right here.

00:47:11
Speaker 4: Rory sent me this. I started laughing so hard.

00:47:14
Speaker 1: That's a lot. Why Why is Seaun King converting? I'm not mad at anyone that wants to convert. Some of my best friends are of this religion. I respect it, holdheartedly. I respect their teachings, follow some of their teachings. Ye oldest religion, I think probably the religion that makes the most sense. I'm sorry if that's offensive to anyone. But why is Seaun King now, after failing on his seas fire that he promised two months ago, now converting? And what was he before? And how long has he been doing his lessons?

00:47:55
Speaker 3: I don't have those answers for you, my brother, but I just thought it was funny reading that Sean King reverted.

00:48:01
Speaker 1: Does that not look like listen if he's really been for like the last.

00:48:05
Speaker 3: Year or converted, excuse me.

00:48:07
Speaker 1: Fully committed to doing this. I'm not actually here to make my typical show and King jokes. But is he aware that this looks very opportunistic and on brand for some of the bullshit that he's done.

00:48:19
Speaker 3: Uh, it comes across. It's the timing is interesting. But he said that he at the start of Ramadan. He at the start of Ramadan, he said he converted. He converted to being a Muslim after recognizing the Palestinian people's I guess their plight or they're you know, they're hardships and what they're going through right now. I believe that's what right June at.

00:48:44
Speaker 7: The top years and years of quote, here, my heart is with my dearest friends in Gaza, and I'm proud that we were able to provide meals tonight two thousand thousands of families from the north to the South and Gaza. So he's just saying he's been more involved it. It has touched me in the most found way to see people right now, in the most dangerous, traumatic place on the planet still be still be able to sometimes look at nothing but rubble in the remains of their family and still see meaning and purpose in life.

00:49:12
Speaker 1: So he spoke about nothing specific to the religion at all. Well, he said, together, and then made an announcement before Ramadan, I'm not going to get into the well. Well that's nuts, but go ahead.

00:49:24
Speaker 3: Well, he said, Together we took sha hot and converted to Islam to start off Ramadan. It was a beautiful, powerful, meaningful day for us that we will never forget. Him and his wife converted in Dallas, Texas, the heart of Ramadan.

00:49:39
Speaker 1: Okay, ram No, I.

00:49:44
Speaker 4: Happy for him, no notes he smoked it.

00:49:49
Speaker 1: This is one of the all right, you be happy for no, no, no, no. See this this is why it's not why not fair? Because I respect that religion so much. It became bulletproof. Because I do not want a clown at all. I feel you that religion because I have too much respect for it. Yeah, this looks fucking insane. I mean, yeah, I agree with you. Who announces this the day before Ramadan and then instead of talking about the religion, talks about the plight of the Palestinians as if that is what defines that religion. Yeah, I understand, Yeah, yeah, yeah, I know you're trying to make it bulletproof. It's still bullshit, right, But it's hard to see. It's hard.

00:50:33
Speaker 3: It's hard to go at it like that when somebody is talking about you know, they've actively been trying to help the people in Palestine. Uh, they obviously have had a close eye and everything going on over it.

00:50:44
Speaker 1: I'm not saying that he has been vocal that.

00:50:46
Speaker 3: Is the religion of most people there. Yes, right, So he's saying that he found some attachment to it because of seeing how the people that literally had nothing and every lost everything, lost family member, lost their homes, lost their city, everything, and they still had this faith and his belief because of their religion.

00:51:06
Speaker 1: So he found power in that.

00:51:07
Speaker 3: So this is why he decided to convert to Islam.

00:51:11
Speaker 7: You know what, I think. To play the cynicals out of this like Rory. Now that he's converted, I think it'll be a lot easier for him to raise more money. People will trust him more because now he has the religion.

00:51:25
Speaker 3: He basically he picked the side, is what you're saying.

00:51:27
Speaker 7: Yeah, now people will freely give him more money because he.

00:51:30
Speaker 1: Became the deacon in the hood and now he can collect and drive with them.

00:51:33
Speaker 4: Exactly.

00:51:33
Speaker 7: It's it's his because because he's aligned with the original religion, now his intentions must be pure.

00:51:40
Speaker 4: Fuck this guy.

00:51:43
Speaker 1: I just feel, like I said, if you're going to do this announcement, like you have to, you have to give more, especially before Ramanan. Like it's just out of the the amount of religious wars that have happened since Seaun King has been alive, Like, why this one? I feel Listen, I understand why something that now is the most profitable thing to be a part of.

00:52:06
Speaker 4: That's why you answered your question.

00:52:09
Speaker 1: It was rhetorical. Yeah, is it the most profitable? What makes it most Attaching yourself with talking points to this conflict right now in the media is extremely profitable. On top of that, it's the most profitable from an American standpoint, as is the amount of money we're sending over there. Everything to do with this conflict is attached to money, power and corruption. It would be the best thing if you are corrupt and looking for money to attach yourself to.

00:52:39
Speaker 3: Okay, let's see what you're saying now, you got it all right.

00:52:42
Speaker 1: Now, Sorry, this is not me defending Andrew Tate. I swear even though he's the last man on earth, the rest of us are pussy. I'm not saying Tay and I'm not again not trying to religion shame him. If if he is converted, more respect to him. But he was in jail, and you get more benefits, you get certain things if you convert. I don't know when he converted, correctly, I understood.

00:53:06
Speaker 3: I don't think he converted in jail, though, I don't think that. We gotta we gotta look that up, Julian. I think Tate and I don't think he converted to Islam in jail, though.

00:53:17
Speaker 4: I don't think it might have happened before right before his arrest.

00:53:22
Speaker 7: Well it was, you know, it was pretty well timed so shortly before his arrest in December twenty twenty two.

00:53:29
Speaker 3: He claimed before that he was an orthodox Christian in the eight years.

00:53:33
Speaker 1: Yeah, How are you? How are you both Orthodox Christian and atheist?

00:53:38
Speaker 3: Tate all over the place. Aye, He's just out there tries.

00:53:41
Speaker 4: That's how you bipolar religion, Like we're religion.

00:53:46
Speaker 1: You know sometimes when batshit happens, like yo, fuck this, Yeah, no way, God is real. If he is real, he's an asshole. Yeah, So I feel Tate.

00:53:57
Speaker 3: Sometimes you gotta feel like that to convert to us certain religion.

00:54:00
Speaker 1: I get it perfect. Segue right into Orthodox Christianity, the West Family. Are you gonna cop? Northwest? Sometimes I feel like Kanye is one of those Christians and atheists at the same time. He's a Christian, then sometimes he's God and then other times he's rapping about fucking bitches. But then Jesus Is King will come out in July. Then we'll go back to just fucking random thoughts. But are you guys gonna cop the elementary school dropout by Northwest? Album announced at the Multures two listening session. Not for me, not for me either, and I'm glad. I mean it would be weird if we thought that was for us. I don't think these kids have their little bow Wow, Beware of the Dog album. I think north could deliver that he could be. There a difference here there crisscross.

00:54:59
Speaker 3: You might have just is something hold on. Her dad is one of the greatest producers ever work Chemin Debris, one of the greatest creators ever. She has access to writers him her dad.

00:55:18
Speaker 1: I think maybe she'll get a Kanye beat. The music.

00:55:20
Speaker 3: The music is gonna be interesting. I don't know what the context is going to be. All the content of the music.

00:55:26
Speaker 1: Her freestyle was great. She found a pocket, you get someone to write for it.

00:55:29
Speaker 4: I got a James Blake feasture.

00:55:31
Speaker 1: Yeah, he cleared the sample.

00:55:34
Speaker 3: Well that's what I'm saying. She has access to that because of who her her dad is.

00:55:40
Speaker 1: But shit, I don't. I'm not.

00:55:41
Speaker 3: I can't listen to this.

00:55:42
Speaker 1: I mean, the kids, they all they have their TikTok stars and all that ship. But that whole like young artist rapper thing is going. There's no bow wows, there's no Romeos, there's you know, everything that Jad was doing.

00:55:55
Speaker 3: It's it's young rappers out here, but drastically settle. It's a it's an eleven year old nigga on YouTube I'm scared of and he for sure he got three bodies.

00:56:04
Speaker 1: And he could rap really well and he's definitely a murderer. Yeah, I'm saying, like the pop rapper the way Romeo and bow Wow were for me right I was twelve, wouldn't be aware of the dog came out. I knew every lyric. These kids don't have that, and I think it's been generations since since it's happened. They had what Hannah Montana after that? Like who else who has been like the child stars and music a bad baby Beaver Beabs?

00:56:34
Speaker 3: Yeah, but no Beabs is there though, So it's just gonna be raped.

00:56:39
Speaker 1: I think she'll probably do both. Yeah, they throw some tune on there. I can see Aunt Clemmens and Ty Wrighten or some shit. I just can't. I can't subscribe to this man.

00:56:52
Speaker 3: It's just like this is this masters, this is of course, this is like nepotism at its finest.

00:57:00
Speaker 1: Okay, but is this good nepotism? We got to hit the music. I'm scared that Kanye is going to care too much about the music and have North saying some wild shit that she has no idea what you say. I'm not saying necessarily like like anything sexual or inappropriate in that regards, Like I think she may like throw a shot at the Jews that Kanye, you know, wouldn't want to say himself, like North just might get that subliminal.

00:57:25
Speaker 3: How much control? How much control does Kim have over this?

00:57:30
Speaker 4: Probably none?

00:57:31
Speaker 1: No, I'm what I'm gonna sound like Kanye's fanny. I think he's cares about Kim's opinion of.

00:57:38
Speaker 3: His daughter, Like, of course, bro, that's her mother. Of course Kim is going to have something to say. She's gonna hear all of this, and she's gonna approve or disapprove of what she doesn't want.

00:57:47
Speaker 1: But he is also a spiteful father, and you can say whether he's right in that regard or not. He wasn't even invited to the birthday party, like he made this could be his you know, his get back.

00:57:57
Speaker 3: Album, getting back at Kim through their daughter through the music.

00:58:01
Speaker 1: If anyone would do it, it's Kanye Kanye Western show.

00:58:04
Speaker 4: It's actually a great idea.

00:58:05
Speaker 3: It's actually a terrible idea. Why because you're using your kids.

00:58:08
Speaker 7: Yes, well that's all they their whole family, the whole Kardashian you know, just using their kids.

00:58:13
Speaker 1: It's still a terrible idea.

00:58:14
Speaker 4: It's a terrible It was fine when they did it.

00:58:15
Speaker 1: No, it wasn't.

00:58:16
Speaker 4: I never said, well it's not. Kanye is not the type of person to break a cycle.

00:58:20
Speaker 1: What's all right? What's worse though? Using your kid for reality TV and paparazzi shit, or a Spike album to your ex wife. I think there's way more damage with the Spie album.

00:58:30
Speaker 3: Spite albums fire though, because that's something that live forever, like if you do it, if you do a reality show, it's like, I gotta I kind of gotta go back and find that ship the Spide album though.

00:58:41
Speaker 1: If I get if I pen a disc to my ex wife and let my daughter spit it, I win. Courts can do whatever they whatever they want with me. If I could ether my wife through through my daughter to say how much she likes Dad's house more than hers, I wouldn't. All right, Bro, just find the time because we might have to delete this. No, No, I find the time to keep it.

00:59:03
Speaker 3: First is is is Is she the kid that he had contemplating getting an abortion?

00:59:13
Speaker 1: Yes? This nigga's pen might be crazy. Yo, You the kid?

00:59:19
Speaker 3: You the kid I wanted to get rid of, But I'm glad I didn't.

00:59:22
Speaker 1: First of all, that happens a lot where their kid makes the makes an album.

00:59:27
Speaker 7: Oh no, not what I'm saying, where parents want to have contemplations.

00:59:32
Speaker 3: Yeah, but everybody's parent is not fucking Kanye West.

00:59:34
Speaker 4: Think they keep the kid.

00:59:36
Speaker 3: But now now the kid is making an album that I'm executive producing that I'm bringing in writers for. Like, this is a kid that I essentially wanted thought about getting an abortion for.

00:59:46
Speaker 1: We might hear some of the greatest shit ever on this. I'll get how that.

00:59:50
Speaker 7: What do you think is gonna derive because they're way past I'm sure they don't even think about that anymmore, Like, yeah, we didn't want it, Like that's ten years old.

00:59:59
Speaker 1: If she flip, just like some pop shit, your Plan B couldn't kill me. I took it and smiled like she could get her shit off.

01:00:06
Speaker 3: You'll be at the steam room just banging Julie to a ten year old.

01:00:10
Speaker 1: Yeah, Plaan B didn't kill me. I took it and smiled. If North got that bar off on the intro, I took the Plan B and smiled. You know in POXA that five shots couldn't stop me. I took it in smile a North flip.

01:00:27
Speaker 3: I don't know, man, it's not for me, but I'm gonna have to hear the music.

01:00:31
Speaker 4: I'll check it out.

01:00:32
Speaker 1: Wait, but what North bars could get off if if he was the one that admitted he wanted the abortion and if he's epaeing it.

01:00:39
Speaker 3: No, but I'm saying that now the daughter or the kid can now have that conversation with the parent that thought, Okay, you see what I'm saying.

01:00:47
Speaker 1: Like a song like that, similar to when Kanye and t I had that conversation they had that we bury that song a lot. What song is that? Pull it up? Right after he put on that maga hat t I and Kanye song had a convo back and.

01:01:01
Speaker 4: Forth Yah versus the people. That is one of the worst.

01:01:04
Speaker 1: We buried this in one day, and I want to bring it back to life.

01:01:06
Speaker 3: Did they talk about getting abortion?

01:01:09
Speaker 1: No? But t I use big words to try to tell Kanye that he's selling out. Oh, it was one of those conversation raps. But do you think Kanye does that with North on the abortion thing? I think that would be and just blames the Democrats.

01:01:24
Speaker 3: That could be dope. Well, I don't know about blaming the Democrat, but that could be dope.

01:01:27
Speaker 1: I mean he did in the bulletproof vest when he was crying, I forgot about that?

01:01:35
Speaker 4: Is this okay?

01:01:37
Speaker 1: That's the intro you gotta that's a vocal saying.

01:01:39
Speaker 3: I we forgot about what Kanye was running for president. He went up through with a bulletpoof Vesta started crying, Oh man.

01:01:46
Speaker 4: Is this any worse than.

01:01:49
Speaker 7: Who's worse Kanye in the situation making well at not making Let's assume North wants to do it, helping North put out an album in a Spike album? Is this any worse than what Christian did it? Kim put the Christian with the tape and like make okay.

01:02:06
Speaker 1: But Kim could consent at that time to put that out North as a child, so I don't know if she can consent to this raps coming out. And I don't think Kanye West is going to do a Spike album with Northwest, but it's fun to speculate. She also said she want to be a basketball player and a rapper, So I don't think he's doing anything wrong.

01:02:24
Speaker 4: Like every ten year old kid.

01:02:27
Speaker 1: Yeah, but not all of our best fathers are. We can make it happen.

01:02:30
Speaker 4: They want to do with their life.

01:02:33
Speaker 7: This was a sick ass rally man, Why did this happen? He did this with no microphone, right, He just yelled really loud.

01:02:42
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, this is going out there with no mic and crying.

01:03:00
Speaker 1: I would have went to the rally, of course, you would have to.

01:03:03
Speaker 4: Kanye would be incredible.

01:03:05
Speaker 1: I'm an unorthodox Christian and atheists.

01:03:08
Speaker 3: No, but you Kanye Is, You're like your generation is like Kanye Is, y'all like, sure, he's the pinnacle.

01:03:15
Speaker 1: Yeah, but there's plenty of artists that I think are the pinnacle that I don't want to run for president. I would go to the rally just like to laugh. This would be fun just to experience, to say I was there. Yeah, I wouldn't be there wondering what Yay's talking points were. I could walk out, like, of course he's in a bulletproof vest. I remember he wore some he had.

01:03:35
Speaker 3: I mean, obviously, it's Kanye, so it's gonna come up. It's gonna get lost in the noise and the confusion of him doing all this. But he did have some good points that he was trying to make though it's just that it was Kanye, so people didn't ignore it.

01:03:48
Speaker 1: But he had some shit he was saying.

01:03:49
Speaker 3: That there was like, Okay, I'm not mad at that he had.

01:03:51
Speaker 1: What Candice Owens repeated to him in the green room before he walked on stage.

01:03:55
Speaker 3: Whoever repeated it, the points was we're good.

01:03:58
Speaker 1: Kanye always pushed his albums back and kids are not patient. Do we think North, after two weeks of recording just goes off and finds a new hobby. I don't think North is finishing this on Kanye's timeline. I think that's fun, like a fun play date for a week at Dad's house, and then I'm cool with what we're doing.

01:04:19
Speaker 3: I think this would just be like a quick like when Kanye's been out the seven song EP seven songs with all of the artis.

01:04:25
Speaker 1: I think it'll be something like that. Why it's just be something quick? Can you diss other kids? Like if you're all right, you're eping your kid's album? What are the lines you really can't cross? Like? Can she talk her? Can she call other kids brokies?

01:04:39
Speaker 4: Like?

01:04:39
Speaker 1: Can she really get in her rat bag? Can she go down her whole block in Calabasas and just talk about every celebrities kid?

01:04:47
Speaker 3: I don't know if you want to do that. It's rat yeah, but no, that's not Yeah, but it's different. You're your your your your parents are wealthy. You don't want to put that out there. You're driving down a block shitting on other kids?

01:05:01
Speaker 7: Like do you think she calls out uh? Who Adonna's drake Son?

01:05:08
Speaker 1: No?

01:05:08
Speaker 4: Keep the beef? Why not?

01:05:10
Speaker 1: No? And then just you know another thing, Willow control your daddy? Like what if she just really starts throwing bars out there? I think Willows? Also, what if you get disbyed North and you're an adult, do you fire back by rap loads? If if North get at me, do I not have to reply? No? No? Why? Yeah? Your kid got to get in a move?

01:05:38
Speaker 4: Should North?

01:05:39
Speaker 1: Yeah?

01:05:39
Speaker 4: Should North be worried?

01:05:40
Speaker 7: Because if as another female rapping, how long until Nikki starts cussing at her and yelling at North?

01:05:47
Speaker 3: Yo, I can't wait for you to like go outside and just run. No, I'm talking about like to Kenny.

01:05:54
Speaker 1: Yeah, Kenny will break parole without hesitation. He doesn't get he goes crash out. He lives in the crash. He lives in a total car. He can't wait. He's triple a the movie Crash. He's triple A. If we want to be real about it that niggas triple A. Any way I can flip this car one more time back, speed up.

01:06:16
Speaker 7: It's like GTA yeah, oh man, that's funny.

01:06:21
Speaker 1: Speaking of family business, I've been paying attention what's been going on with Dame in this rockefellowship. Man, people still care about it. I don't care if everyone's saying you, Dame, stop talking about it. It's a new situation. Yeah, I think it warrants a new conversation.

01:06:39
Speaker 3: I mean I spoke to I spoke to I spoke to bigs Man, and I just because I didn't I didn't know what was true. You know, you see shit on Longe. I'm like, is this true?

01:06:47
Speaker 1: I hit you?

01:06:48
Speaker 7: Yeah?

01:06:48
Speaker 3: He said yeah, and then uh he said other things that I will repeat, But that's how I knew he was.

01:06:56
Speaker 1: Like. This whole situation for him was.

01:06:58
Speaker 3: Kind of like, Uh, it pissed him off because he said some things in that text that I never thought he would say in regards to Dame.

01:07:08
Speaker 1: So, for those that don't know, the latest on the Rockefeller breakup is, Dame lost a lawsuit to that lawyer, Chris Brown, that he has been going back and forth with forut fifteen years. Now it was for a film, right, Yeah, So he lost that and based on his assets to pay back the eight hundred and forty k something like that, he didn't have the proper assets. The only asset he had is his stake in Rockefeller. So when you lose a lawsuit and don't have any money, they try to dilute anything that you They'll take your house, they'll take whatever they can to get the money. Now Dame's highest asset is his I guess thirty three point three percent in Rockefeller. If they're even partners. The judge said he has to sell that to get the money to pay this lawyer, Chris Brown. Now, obviously Dame can get way more than eight hundred grand for his thirty three point three percent stake in Rockefeller. Mason Cameron eluded on their show that they bought it and we're also going to sell it to NABS. After that they were going to flip it, which is fucking crazy. Then Dame sat with Math recently, which is a really good interview at his studio. He eluded that maybe they had it, maybe they didn't have it, but he wanted to go out and shop it. He wanted to be his decision of who could sell it. He said he made CAMVP in two thousand and three. It rough with everyone's feathers now. Cam can be CEO. Sometimes I think Dame just talks to make things funny. Obviously, if you just buy thirty three point three percent of Rockefeller, you're not the CEO automatically. But I think this is super interesting.

01:08:52
Speaker 3: Interesting. I don't know about interesting. I think that it's it's something that pay attention to because him selling his share, just say he hypothetically if he sells his share to Cam and Mace, people know the history or the energy between Jay, Cam and Mace. I'm not sure it still stands there today. Everybody's grown man now, a lot of years has passed, but people know the history. I think all of that is a spikee. It has a lot, It has the energy of a SPIKEE. Move on it, which to me is weird as forty plus year old men fifty year old men to still be running around with spiteful energy is just weird to me.

01:09:38
Speaker 1: But I think it could be both though, Like if Cam is my friend and I know he has still liquid bread, I could be like yo, because of this court situation, I owe this, give me eight hundred and forty rand. You can hold my stake. I'll pay off the guy and then once let's just once I get my eight hundred and forty K, I'll buy it back from just you know, a monopoly when people hold properties. I could see a world where that makes sense. But you should just do that with Biggs and Jay, Like, why don't you just do that with Biggs JA, So we don't need to bring Can into this, So just let Biggs and j hold it.

01:10:14
Speaker 3: So what if Jay and Biggs say, yo, listen, we're gonna pay the eight hundred or something thousand just so you can retain ownership.

01:10:23
Speaker 1: Do I hate Biggs and Jay? Let's say you do.

01:10:26
Speaker 3: Yeah, So then they will.

01:10:27
Speaker 1: Be spiked back to our Pride conversation.

01:10:30
Speaker 3: It would be spiked right good if you hate, if you hate your partners and they say, listen, we're gonna pay that for you hypothetically of course.

01:10:38
Speaker 1: Right. Let's say Jay says, your.

01:10:40
Speaker 3: Dame, I'm gonna pay that that fine or that whatever that fee is, just so you can retain your ownership in Rockefeller LLC. And then you say, as dame, now I don't I don't want that.

01:10:54
Speaker 1: Have I spent the last portion my career going on media runs saying yeah, calling another man bosses, like calling him daddy, take money from anybody, You're a sucker. Yeah yeah, I can't. That's crazy. Oh it's Oh, I agree, it's fucking crazy. That's a spite food. That's so. That's that's back to the pride shit we were talking about. I feel dame on that pride to some degree if I have an issue with somebody within my company and you kind of call me on some float shit. Yeah, that's where ego gets really fucked up and can destroy things.

01:11:30
Speaker 3: But here's the thing we all know as men, as men, even as women, you have ego, you have pride.

01:11:40
Speaker 1: We all do.

01:11:41
Speaker 3: Everybody walking this planet has ego and has pride. It's all about knowing when and where to turn it on, turn it off, turn it up, turn it down. It's that's the important thing about ego and pride is knowing where to channel it ego and pride, How to channel it, When to turn it off, went to eliminated, when to present it, when to push it forward? So as business partners, as friends first that have created history together, that have created something so iconic and something that means so much to the culture of hip hop that has given business models to everybody that came after of being business owners, owning clothing lines and movies and all these things. Right, we did that, and now it's at a point where Okay, we're not in business together anymore on other ventures and projects, but this we still own together. You now face hardships with a lawsuit and don't have the liquid to pay the lawsuit.

01:12:45
Speaker 1: Things like that.

01:12:47
Speaker 3: I am over here on this side doing business that I'm doing, and I have the liquid available for you, and I say, yo, listen, I'll take care of that, just so you can retain that because moving forward, if we ever want to do something with Rockefeller LLC, I would rather come directly to the three that originated this and that started this. Then to have to now go to a third party who bought your ownership because you came across a losso that you couldn't pay liquid.

01:13:18
Speaker 1: Has bro By in death row. Like what am I?

01:13:20
Speaker 3: So now I got to go sit and talk to them. No, I'd rather not do that. So here, I'll take care of that for you. Don't worry about it. I just want you to retain that ownership because moving forward, if we do anything together and do any business with this company, I don't want to talk to some random dude that just bought your ownership a year ago.

01:13:39
Speaker 1: I don't want to sit down and talk business with Yeah, he has no idea what to do with this specific brand.

01:13:43
Speaker 3: So at that point, when you're supposed to remove your ego and say, you know what, I appreciate that, bro, thank you.

01:13:51
Speaker 1: Makes all the logical sense in the world before you start the mass. Can we add in one hypothetical but possible, we can speculate monkey wrench into that situation. I don't get along with you, guys. We have not done much around reasonable doubt period. The only thing that I'm holding steak here now is just royalties off of streams, and if we end up wanting to sell the catalog at some point I would get a check. My first question would be like, all right, guys, if you do that, are we now going to work together and monetize what we're owning here, because we're not doing anything with it and we already don't get along. So it has to be something really important, like a whole series about the making. You have to really do some content around that to monetize it. If I have the option where I'm kind of in a hole in the moment and can sell off my stakes to go do what the fuck I'm gonna do instead of not doing anything because we weren't doing anything over here to begin with. Yeah, I might liquidate this shit and try to get five million out of my shit, pay my eight hundred thousand dollars debt, and move on with the rest of it and go do what I want to do. Yeah, because we weren't. If we're not going to work together in general, why are you paying the one hundred gand for me?

01:15:01
Speaker 3: Because because you're a friend of mine. Even though we're not what we used to be as far as like our relationship and how much we hang out and kick it, we're still like, you're not an enemy.

01:15:12
Speaker 1: But of course, but if we're not, I should not. I just sell my ship in liquid because this is history.

01:15:17
Speaker 3: Because this is history, this is history, and we we we made this together.

01:15:22
Speaker 1: We made history together.

01:15:24
Speaker 3: I don't want some random third party guy now coming in that I don't even know, sitting at the table discussing my history and not on selfish level.

01:15:35
Speaker 1: If you're talking about selling you talking about selling it.

01:15:37
Speaker 3: You're talking about selling it to people that at one point or another I had a little issue with.

01:15:42
Speaker 1: I had a little tension what I had back and forth with. I'm just saying at one point, yeah, I don't know if the Mace thing was ever solved.

01:15:51
Speaker 3: You understand what I'm saying that Mace Cam, Nas, him and Naus are cool now I know that they're both grown and bought under the bridge.

01:15:58
Speaker 1: Nas would never do that unless he was well, actually, I don't know. This is what This is what I'm saying. It's cool with Jay. He actually might This is.

01:16:04
Speaker 3: What I'm saying. So, now what happens if right, you do all of that, sell the Mason Cam right, and then Mason Cam say, you know what, we're gonna sell it to nods because you know that's a spipe move. It's all spiteful moves. Sell it to NOAs. Then what if Nas is the businessman that he is called Jay and be like, yo, here man, you want this thirty two percent?

01:16:23
Speaker 1: Now? Jay got it back anyway and you don't have nothing. Okay, So what was the point of that. I have a strategy that could go two ways. Dame puts it up for auction. I go up there with my silent partners, which is Hoven. Biggs is my backing. But nobody knows that Dame just sees my face and sees a culture vulture about to buy his thirty three point three percent. If I win, Jay and Biggs get it. But if Dame sees my white face, maybe he doesn't sell and goes back to Biggs and Jay. It's like, Yo, I can't let these white people buy the ship. And now they're partners again. I think I could be the factor to solve this entire thing at the auction. Yeah, I think they would kick you out of the auction as soon as they saw you. What if I had Hove and BIG's money as my violent partner, I come with their money. Yeah, I don't, and then I just give it to them. Yeah.

01:17:19
Speaker 3: I don't think Hove need you to go anywhere.

01:17:20
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01:17:56
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01:17:58
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01:18:02
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01:18:25
Speaker 4: We do?

01:18:26
Speaker 1: Uh?

01:18:26
Speaker 4: You know class. Let's lead into a relationship question.

01:18:29
Speaker 8: So my girls got the emotional understanding of a rock.

01:18:35
Speaker 1: For example, I've.

01:18:36
Speaker 8: Reached the fund on my mom's going stage four cancer, and when I let her know about it, her response was damn, so we're not going to have six to night. But you know, reg guess really hilarious. Now I think about it, it's pretty funny. But at the time, yeah, that's not what I needed. So now, you know, we're going through a lot. You my mom got a secred to you know, her chemotherapies and she I don't talk there about the process, and I can tell it's bugging her.

01:19:02
Speaker 1: Is there a way for me to like ease her into that process?

01:19:04
Speaker 7: Like kind of that conversation, he's to what, so, his girl's dumb and it sounds like she lacks the emotional empathy that he's looking for in the time of need. He's losing his mom to cancer. You know, stage four is obviously fatal. It's a matter of when not if. So he's saying he can't have these conversations with her because she's just not built for you know, comforting or just really anything other than pussy.

01:19:33
Speaker 1: It seems, well, all right, let's not put that on her right away, like dropping that out of.

01:19:38
Speaker 7: It, Ok, I said, my mom has stage four cancer. She said, damn, so we not gonna have sex? And I what's what situation?

01:19:46
Speaker 1: Like? How did he drop that to it, like were they in bed about to have sex? And then if I'm not saying what she said was right, but like she may have had a fucking like crazy reaction to hearing that. And in that situation, we've all had socially awkward experiences and said the wrong thing. When someone says something wild to you're like, oh fuck, yeah.

01:20:04
Speaker 3: But if my mom has stage four cancer, does my dick even work at that point? Like, I don't know if I get horny if my mom is in the hospital fighting for her life.

01:20:14
Speaker 4: Also the wrong approach.

01:20:17
Speaker 3: I'm just saying, like I don't even know if I want to. So if my girl saying we not having sex, my dick has not been hard since I got this news that my mom is stage.

01:20:24
Speaker 7: Four, Okay, well, then that kind of goes into my point. She she should know that sex isn't the answer, Like we should be having a conversation, not you.

01:20:32
Speaker 3: I'm preparing to say goodbye to my mom. Yeah you think I want to climb on top of you tonight and go to poundtown.

01:20:38
Speaker 1: Okay, But how did he present? Like were they in the living room, like sitting down like I have some news to say, Well, we don't I'm thinking of the situation. I'm trying to give his girl some bail, like she really make care. But he may have said it in the weirdest situation ever. They were in bed about the fuck. Why I got to be about the fuck? We can just be in bed laying down. I'm not saying she's right. I'm just trying to the human factor of maybe he dropped it on her and she felt super awkward and they were already about to fuck, and it was like, all, r, what do you want to do with this.

01:21:06
Speaker 3: I don't think he was about to have sex and drop that Yeah, okay, he'd like, yo, by the way, while you're down there licking my shaft, moms is fighting stage full cancer right now.

01:21:18
Speaker 1: It's terminal. I don't think nobody drops that in that moment. I think, like he said, he dropped it, dropped that info. So they do it in weird times.

01:21:26
Speaker 3: He dropped that info on and she was like, she probably was focused, she probably was horny. It was like, ah, shit, so that means we can't have sex tonight.

01:21:33
Speaker 1: Like that's a wild response. I'm just that's exactly what that.

01:21:38
Speaker 7: Okay, So so he wants to see obviously, like anybody with their significance, he wants to be comfortable enough to open up to her. What can he do, if anything, to make her I'm not obviously doesn't sound like I had someone you could do is with.

01:21:50
Speaker 1: I had a real response to it after we got through that first part. If talking is not her thing, you can give her a list of ways that she can be there for you during this time, whether it is helping out with his schedule, whether it's helping clean the crib or food. Like, there's other ways to support someone without actual verbal communication. If you're taking care of your mom and trying to spend as much time with your mom before she passes, maybe she can just lighten the load everywhere else and your.

01:22:21
Speaker 3: She's trying to light load up. That's exactly what she's trying to do.

01:22:24
Speaker 1: She can do other things to help your life that gives you the time to spend with your mom.

01:22:29
Speaker 3: Yeah, which is what your partner is supposed to do.

01:22:32
Speaker 1: And I was just fun.

01:22:33
Speaker 3: Wherever you're lacking that pull up, you know, help you out things like that, especially if your mom is fighting terminal cancer.

01:22:42
Speaker 1: Yeah, And I know this is new to him, so he's gonna have to figure out what those things are. But once you know them, communicate that to her, even if it is a list or a note, like, hey, these would be very helpful.

01:22:52
Speaker 3: She just sounds like she's one of them girls that just don't you know not some people just ain't sharp.

01:22:56
Speaker 1: You've been around a muffucker that just dull you? Like your family?

01:22:59
Speaker 3: How you what's wrong with you?

01:23:01
Speaker 1: You didn't read the room at all?

01:23:02
Speaker 3: Yeah, Like having a partner, like a significant other, that's like that you can start resenting that person quick like that person just breathing will start to piss you off. It's like, are you still in here? Just breathing in the living room.

01:23:16
Speaker 4: Like chewing loud?

01:23:17
Speaker 3: And she go outside and do something like That's when you know it's at a point where it's like, a right, I don't want to be around this person.

01:23:23
Speaker 1: I don't like this person. I'll lighten the mood a bit to change the scenario. Has your girl ever just been, like, you know, regular sick, a little bit of a flu or something, maybe not as contagious. Yeah, you get her settled, she seems like she's a little bit better. You ever try to make a move and fuck your sick girlfriend or a girl you're talking to anything, how sick flu covid and you don't have it yet? Oh yeah, yeah, okay, mild flu and you're not about to travel, you have nothing really going on. You could take the week.

01:24:01
Speaker 3: It depends is she coming out of the flu, because when she first hit it, when his first owner, it's like, nah, you just a fucking animal. If you're trying to have sex with gra I could barely stand up.

01:24:12
Speaker 1: No, not like that. Like she's starting, she's starting to come out of it. She has hit that she hit that turn. She walks the bathroom by herself.

01:24:19
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah when she once she hit that turn, and she's like coming out of it. Because you can kind of gauge you her energy level was at a certain it's like, okay, you know how when you turn your phone into like low power mode, Yeah, and then it charges up enough and then it's like all right, low power mode is turned off.

01:24:33
Speaker 1: Yeah, like once her low power.

01:24:37
Speaker 3: You could you can lay on you know what I'm saying, just side stroke it, a little bit play, you know what I mean?

01:24:41
Speaker 1: You could do that and women that you know, we're very dramatic when we're sick as men. I still want head. Nah see, we was just in La Bro the first two that you were like dying.

01:24:53
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah I didn't No, hell yeah you couldn't. Probably do it head and get the fuck away from me. No tastes different. Demarus is obviously directed to you if if the person is sick.

01:25:06
Speaker 6: I haven't really ran that experiment, Julia.

01:25:09
Speaker 1: I don't know. You never get no sick head. I've never swap like a sick but like sick sperm, I've never. But just can the flu be spread through sperm? Like if I have a cold, we got it in my Yeah, I don't want to be lied to it. So wasn't he fout? He was up there live his motherfucking ass.

01:25:32
Speaker 3: So I don't know if y'all noticed, but all you vaxers out there, they just classified COVID the same as a flu the CDC last week officially.

01:25:41
Speaker 1: So you're fucking her if she has COVID. So I just do with that.

01:25:45
Speaker 3: I just all the people that I cursed out during COVID because wax and all this ship.

01:25:50
Speaker 1: I've ate sick pussy before it takes this.

01:25:51
Speaker 4: Wait, that's great news.

01:25:53
Speaker 7: Sex can help uh with the respiratory infection as it turns out, but only for a short term. Sex triggers and doorphins that may provide temporary relief from symptoms, but those symptoms will come back quickly.

01:26:05
Speaker 4: It's like post not clarity exactly.

01:26:07
Speaker 7: You feel good during the fuck, and then once you boss your steak, you're still your nose is still running.

01:26:11
Speaker 1: Yeah, Demaris, how would you feel? And we'll do the reverse questions to the guys afterwards. I already know their answer. Though your man has stage four cancer her boyfriend? Yeah, okay, and he has an adult make a wish foundation in his sights, Drea. His dick still works, he's got three months to live. How crazy can he go? They've already put him home, he's not in the hospital anymore. Make him comfortable, put him in his chair, and let him die. How many bitches can he fuck before he dies?

01:26:47
Speaker 4: What kind of cancer? Though? You probably can't do anything.

01:26:49
Speaker 1: I said, His dick works, it's not colon cancer. He's not that freaky.

01:26:58
Speaker 5: However many he wants to get your shut off until you pass out and die.

01:27:03
Speaker 1: Hmangs.

01:27:04
Speaker 4: You didn't want that answer.

01:27:06
Speaker 1: I know he didn't want that. No, it's not that I didn't know. I wanted that no, no, no, no, no, you guys are you guys are missing cancer was getting prepared. Maris would let her man do that if she participates without cancer. I'm now thinking about if I had stage four cancer, me trying to tell my girl that I don't know, if I don't know, if i'd be received with the same good luck. No, I think that I think you know, well, you know, he thanks, thanks, guys. You could have stage.

01:27:36
Speaker 3: You you could be first stage and she wouldn't be having that ship. But I think that any woman if your fucking significant other is dying and he's like, listen, man, I just want to go out and I just want to fucking I want to fuck like an animal for these next The doctors gave me one hundred.

01:27:54
Speaker 1: Days to live.

01:27:55
Speaker 4: That's a lot of puzzy.

01:27:56
Speaker 3: I just want to for these next hundred days, I want to have as much sex as possible.

01:28:00
Speaker 1: Plant my seed.

01:28:02
Speaker 7: Well, now that's crazy. Gangs con type by.

01:28:05
Speaker 5: I got to share my money that you left me with them. If you start playing seeds.

01:28:09
Speaker 1: No kids will happen. Your girl can participate. Is it that crazy that I.

01:28:14
Speaker 6: Don't want to have no cancer threesome?

01:28:16
Speaker 1: God?

01:28:19
Speaker 3: But this is why you heard the marriage. I don't want to have no cancer threesome?

01:28:24
Speaker 1: Why not? But you know you can't catch it.

01:28:27
Speaker 6: It's just ass.

01:28:29
Speaker 1: You know, you know that you're gonna be out of breath.

01:28:31
Speaker 4: You got chemo dick, he's in.

01:28:34
Speaker 1: You can sit right there, you're on exactly. That's ass. Who wants to do that? You're not gonna fuck your man to his deathbed?

01:28:40
Speaker 6: No, I didn't say that, but I don't want the threesome.

01:28:43
Speaker 1: But that but helpful to you. You get an able body.

01:28:45
Speaker 6: Next to you, like she could do in the way at that point.

01:28:48
Speaker 1: All right, so you would have sex with your man.

01:28:50
Speaker 3: Let me watch if he's terminally ill. Watch you would have sex with your boyfriend's terminally I.

01:28:54
Speaker 5: Would do anything for my man if he was terminally ill. I would do anything for my man.

01:28:57
Speaker 6: It feels healthy, especially if he's terminally ill.

01:29:00
Speaker 1: Copy Okay, reverse question fellas, No, and this is why double standards are funny. Hey, No, this is why double standards are funny because a bunch of girls going to fuck the stage four cancer guy that dick still work would be looked at as like those are nice charitable girls that care sex workers. A bunch of men going to fuck a girl with stage four cancer would be the sickest thing on earth. Yeah, that's crazy.

01:29:27
Speaker 3: You can't go in with you can't go stage four and you still want your bendover bend over, a plug might fall out, dude, bendover, she got a plug her chest?

01:29:38
Speaker 1: Like, the women would be angels and the men would be the creepiest men on earth.

01:29:42
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's certain things that we just can't do.

01:29:44
Speaker 1: And let's say you're with it. Let's say your girl's last dream is like, yo, I just I just want a bunch of guys to fuck me, and you're you're with that type of ship. How do you gather it's never gonna be with that? Of course hypothetical? How do you gather the men?

01:29:55
Speaker 3: You not letting her fe that's the only way she could do that is if she's dying, you still out of here.

01:30:00
Speaker 1: I'm gonna be singling twos.

01:30:01
Speaker 4: And I would just be looking forward twenty single again.

01:30:04
Speaker 1: Like when those guys show up, ticket, give me a break, go on fu someone else.

01:30:08
Speaker 3: If my girl's terminally ill and her which is weird that her dream or her dying whish would be like y, I just want to have a train ran on me.

01:30:16
Speaker 1: Listen, man, she's dying and you still don't say the ancient girl? Is your eulogy going to be different at the funeral?

01:30:23
Speaker 3: One hundred? But let me tell you what she wanted, like going out, Let me tell you what dying.

01:30:28
Speaker 1: Before all the family members come up here and say nice things. She was a whore.

01:30:31
Speaker 3: Yeah, not me and her going to Paris and kissing under the Eiffel Tower.

01:30:35
Speaker 1: That wasn't a dying wish.

01:30:36
Speaker 4: She just wanted to get Eiffel Tower.

01:30:37
Speaker 3: Yeah, she wanted to beat the Eiffel Tower. She wanted to get a train ran on her.

01:30:41
Speaker 1: Yeah. Also, but how do you find like how do you get the Fellas together?

01:30:46
Speaker 4: What guy the cancer pussy?

01:30:49
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's not a lot of men that's willing to do.

01:30:51
Speaker 1: That, that's getting that crew together. I wouldn't even know where to reach out. Well, you don't even know if frankslist would be to tell them that you have cancer, like for if you have brain can if you're like permanently ill, Yeah, like a month to live?

01:31:05
Speaker 3: You look like you have a month to live, Like you don't look like how you look right now at the mass and you have a month to live.

01:31:10
Speaker 1: It doesn't work like that.

01:31:11
Speaker 3: Yeah, like you're fading, Like it's like you can see it, you know what I'm saying.

01:31:16
Speaker 1: But like, what would like some of those crazy brain tumors, you know, just a little bump right there and you got like two weeks to live. Still could be a bad bitch.

01:31:26
Speaker 3: Yeah, but you probably don't. She doesn't have no hairs put like a wig. She complexity.

01:31:32
Speaker 7: Assuming that people still want to fuck, I feel like they have no drive.

01:31:37
Speaker 4: I feel like this to deplete your sex drive.

01:31:39
Speaker 3: Oh, I already know if it's can't term before, I don't want to. I had to fucking whatever I had, and I didn't want to leave me to fucking.

01:31:44
Speaker 1: People have done remarkable things with adrenaline right before they died, Like if that's their last wish, I think they would, you know, they'd have some superhuman strength to get that last training and then they would die. But imagine if you fucked girl and then she just died, like right right, yeah, like you knew she can rag. Oh that just means I killed that. I was about to say that'd be a crazy ego boost for me, and she died. Literally, you couldn't tell me ship after that Yo, baby, did I killed the pussy? What you want to that? Mentioned? Did dad? What you want me to do? What would you get? You know? But we know she has stage fours with what she had stage four kids and like me to come out the EMTs came, you wanted me to sex with to like bag her up? Now I take my moment. I would carry her out to the ambulance, like, we don't need a.

01:32:33
Speaker 4: Stretcher, na man, you know we don't need a stretch I already did.

01:32:39
Speaker 7: Yeah, we got another voicemail. No that's good. That was terrible, all right.

01:32:45
Speaker 6: Uh yeah, I didn't give that man advice.

01:32:46
Speaker 1: By the way, Yeah, put a list together of other ways that she can dump help light and alone.

01:32:53
Speaker 4: Very empathet I don't know.

01:32:54
Speaker 7: It's not someone I would probably want to spend a lot of time with romantically.

01:32:58
Speaker 3: Oh we didn't ask the most important question, what's her relationship like with your mother?

01:33:06
Speaker 1: Sorry? Oh true, you see what I'm saying. Yeah, maybe we're not fucking tonight, was a nice thing to say.

01:33:12
Speaker 3: And yeah, yeah, maybe she don't fuck with your mother, Like maybe your mother don't fuck with her, like they don't get along. It could be that, See, it could be that we ain't think about that. It could be that maybe her mother never really liked her and she knew that, And now that the mother's dying, she's probably.

01:33:28
Speaker 6: Like, my ancestors, don't play about me.

01:33:32
Speaker 1: What is the proper thing to say? Though?

01:33:34
Speaker 4: Not what she said?

01:33:35
Speaker 1: I agree, all right, but like what damn how long?

01:33:41
Speaker 3: Well, let's focus on making her happy and keeping her comfortable, no matter how many days she has left. None of us know how many days we have left. You say shit like that, Some.

01:33:51
Speaker 5: People know how to deal with tragedy. It makes them very awkward and uncomfortable. Same type of people who laugh at funerals. And I'm not standing up for her because I couldn't be with somebody like that. But some people don't know how to handle situations like that.

01:34:03
Speaker 3: Laughing at the funerals crazy a lot of people. Yeah, but laughing how or is it somebody?

01:34:09
Speaker 6: Yeah?

01:34:10
Speaker 3: Because of what? Because somebody said? It's like saying a funny memory about.

01:34:13
Speaker 5: The person cackling out of the discomfort of being out.

01:34:16
Speaker 3: A like if somebody's up at the casket ball and crying and you just in the third.

01:34:19
Speaker 5: Orld crying, laughing at anybody the same way that other people are crying, they're laughing.

01:34:24
Speaker 6: I have this mechanism. It happens.

01:34:27
Speaker 1: It's not like an obnoxious like if somebody got out there and saying something funny about the person, Yeah yeah.

01:34:35
Speaker 3: But if somebody's just sitting down and nobody's saying nothing and they just back there laughing, I've never seen.

01:34:40
Speaker 1: First of all, we ask that nigga, like, who are you here?

01:34:42
Speaker 4: Yeah?

01:34:42
Speaker 3: Like you could go outside, you could wait in the parking lot, fan like, I don't even know what side of the family you're from. We never seen you before. You just in here giggling. Now you can get out the.

01:34:51
Speaker 1: Big Areola video that we played before we go on stage. Would you let that play if you know?

01:34:57
Speaker 3: Thanks to Yeah, play that unless you show all my highlights and lo lights not here.

01:35:02
Speaker 1: Give a fuck? Like what low lights would you like?

01:35:05
Speaker 6: I don't know any ugly bitch you fucked from seventh grade?

01:35:08
Speaker 3: No better, you better bury her with me nobody alive? Yeah, no, no, yeah alive?

01:35:13
Speaker 1: Put us put her in here too. The casket is pretty much like just the coledge.

01:35:22
Speaker 3: A nobody gonna know about that. The ugly no, not my ugly bodies. Y'all can't bring that up.

01:35:27
Speaker 1: What stuff would you guys like to be put in your casket? Like to go down with you besides the fat check from seventh grade?

01:35:38
Speaker 3: I don't know, my pad and some salmon. Oh no, put some speakers in my ship. It would be dope to put speakers in like your casket. And then like when y'all come to my y'all got the bluetooth to my ship, when y'all come to my my tomb, Yeah, and then y'all like could play some music. I can hear it coming down of the dirt. That's gangster.

01:35:57
Speaker 1: I mean, I'm a hoarder. And again back to being orthodox Christian atheists. Maybe that's the stuff we have in the afterlife, Like there as much shit as you can in there and your cask. Yeah, like what happens if I can actually take that stuff? Humans are very arrogant, Like you can't take it with you?

01:36:12
Speaker 3: How do you know that's true? So what you want like your your slides.

01:36:17
Speaker 1: And slides ten ten racks and ones.

01:36:19
Speaker 3: Okay in case just the case, never know where you might never know.

01:36:22
Speaker 4: Case you wake up in Atlanta.

01:36:23
Speaker 1: Yeah.

01:36:23
Speaker 6: Grave robbers, right, people rob graves.

01:36:26
Speaker 1: If they do that, they deserve it good for them.

01:36:28
Speaker 4: That means they found anybody running around.

01:36:31
Speaker 3: If you Robin Graves, you need it more than my my.

01:36:35
Speaker 7: What's that show called where they go to the old uh, the old closet things and they bid on it and they clip the lock and you get everything in it, you know.

01:36:44
Speaker 1: Like the old like store storg stoge Wars.

01:36:46
Speaker 7: It's like that, but except illegal and you're just going at it.

01:36:50
Speaker 3: But if you've come across the imagine store, imagine digging up a grave and you think somebody got something in it, and you open the cask, is nothing in.

01:36:56
Speaker 1: The mailbox locks like nothing today, but that would.

01:37:00
Speaker 7: But if you go to Rory's and you got ten thousand dollars cash, that's a.

01:37:02
Speaker 1: Great grave robbers. They don't just dig up random grade information about like rich families that leave.

01:37:10
Speaker 5: Rory coming on a podcast that's sitting I'm putting ten thousands.

01:37:13
Speaker 1: If you dig six feet for you're gonna have to do it pretty quickly too, because that money is going to disintegrate. Yeah, good for.

01:37:22
Speaker 4: You, and you want to do it early anyway, because this soil is soft.

01:37:25
Speaker 1: Just tuck me back in, like, just be polite about it. Yeah, put me back and if the ten k isn't there, then you know, I just discover something for you. You can take it with you. Hmm, Sorry Andrew Tate, I solved it. Sorry, Sorry, Sean King. I have the keys to the world. Put a router in mind, just in case there you never know, like a really strong router my phone. Bury me with my phone? I leave my my Mac pot Yo. Do you want do you bury me with my eye cloud? Is that possible? Do you want your GM?

01:37:56
Speaker 4: It up?

01:37:57
Speaker 8: Bro?

01:37:57
Speaker 1: She gonna see it. You want you always want to be buried with your phone?

01:38:00
Speaker 3: Would you like, oh yeah, you don't want you don't want to buy and have access to your text messages?

01:38:04
Speaker 1: Nah?

01:38:06
Speaker 5: Nah, My little sister could keep my phone. I told her she can keep. She's my designated phone keeper when I die her.

01:38:12
Speaker 1: And she could go through it. Yeah, my little sister. Oh yeah.

01:38:14
Speaker 7: I saw mem somebody had an Apple Watch preset and it said I if their heart rate falls below it was like one or two beats for a minute to automatically delete everything on there, to just wipe the factory reset their whole. Yeah, And I was like, that is genius, that's fire, that's just that's the safety all just boom if I'm dying clean the house.

01:38:35
Speaker 1: Like what if there's a mouth like function in the watch and like you're just chilling these things up. You're sitting there watching the game my photos? What the fuck?

01:38:55
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's crazy when you think about it. Your phone factory reset and you just sitting here. Yeah, nah, that's crazy. That happened to me one time though. My phone was shut off and then cut back on and everything was gone.

01:39:07
Speaker 7: How much money would you have to someone have to give you mall to let your girl go through your iCloud?

01:39:13
Speaker 3: How much money would somebody have to give me? Yeah, you got to give me at least.

01:39:20
Speaker 4: Because you're banking on the relationships over so how much.

01:39:23
Speaker 3: Is a relationship is fucking cooked? We know he's not worried about that. You gotta give me at least five mil to go through my phone?

01:39:32
Speaker 1: At least. I would lie to cash she could get the five mil. Because boys, she went through it more than once. There's nothing nothing she hasn't seen in there.

01:39:39
Speaker 3: Oh you talking about your girl?

01:39:41
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's now I would lie about like Joe, just give me five Milis she can go through it? That's notice. Then we'd laugh off into the sunset.

01:39:48
Speaker 3: Tell me, how did you feel when your girl with your phone that first thirty seconds?

01:39:52
Speaker 1: Like she made it? How does that happen through your phone? Do it?

01:39:55
Speaker 4: Or you told her to?

01:39:56
Speaker 1: She just did it?

01:39:57
Speaker 3: Who tells that girl to go through their phone?

01:39:58
Speaker 4: Julian, I don't know.

01:39:59
Speaker 3: Wouldn't it on this planet? Has ever told his shorty yo, passing my phone over it? But on the way back over it, go through it.

01:40:04
Speaker 1: The only man, the only man that's done that is the manner the confidence that just deleted everything and isn't is gonna look even more guilt go through it. God, you only have four text messages in the last fifteen years. Yeah, that's what I do. Oh, I don't really talk. Yeah, I'm not like you. I don't text anyone.

01:40:20
Speaker 5: Yeah, I don't really be Deleting your text threats is the stupidest thing. You delete the individual messages, You edit the messages to look the way you want them to look.

01:40:28
Speaker 6: You never delete the whole threat.

01:40:29
Speaker 1: I don't have that type of patient. He's supposed to.

01:40:32
Speaker 6: Do it as you go along, allegedly.

01:40:34
Speaker 3: Allegedly so as you should in that text, like ya, I want you to come over and blow my back out as soon as you shouldn't deleted.

01:40:40
Speaker 4: Okay, wait so Roy, So the first time.

01:40:44
Speaker 1: Happens, there wasn't anything specific in my mind that I was like, oh fuck. It was more the paranoia of not remembering, like is there something that I forgot about that you don't know about? And then on top of that, it's not like I have my iCloud goes back to like twenty eleven, Like if you get a girl with a vendetta, yeah, that's she'll start looking at shit in twenty ten and then call you out on it, and it's like, which is stupid. But but then also at your point of like why do you have that's? Like do you think I scrolled back to twenty ten to find that video? Like I don't know.

01:41:21
Speaker 3: Anything before I started dating, you don't count. Like if my girl go through my phone anything that is before we started dating, you can't get mad at none of that.

01:41:29
Speaker 1: I don't think you're going through phones. But let's say in a hypothetical world that you do, and you stumble upon something before y'all date, it's still gonnaffect you.

01:41:36
Speaker 4: Yeah, what if you're talking?

01:41:37
Speaker 1: It depends on what it is.

01:41:38
Speaker 4: Back blown out the month before you guys started dating.

01:41:40
Speaker 3: It depends on what it is, though, Like if I see that she is texting a guy that I had asked about she told me that they never fucked around, then that's different because then that's like, Okay, I asked you if you and homie ever fucking like you said y'all didn't. You're clearly lying. That's that's different. But if it's just shit from X boyfriends and gods she flirted with online and I don't care about that shit, but you're cool with that still being like in her phone, Yeah, as long as there's nothing like recent. But like to the thought, she may go back to those videos to watch them of like, damn, he really blew my back out in twenty fourteen. Whether she can go back to the video or not, the nigga blew it back up.

01:42:22
Speaker 1: Yeah, it happens.

01:42:23
Speaker 3: What I'm gonna do, man, Yeah, Like I can't do nothing about that, man, It is what it is.

01:42:28
Speaker 1: Memories don't live like people do.

01:42:29
Speaker 3: They always remember you always remember.

01:42:31
Speaker 1: My cloud will always whether things are good or bad. It's just the Steve jobs that we had. Do we have one more voicemail?

01:42:43
Speaker 7: Yeah, the second one actually pirish pretty well with the first one we listened to.

01:42:47
Speaker 9: So it's Diming from Astralia here and I've got a serious question.

01:42:51
Speaker 10: But yeah, so my Mike found out he's only eighteen off just and doubt he's told me in anger with his brother that otherwise he probably wouldn't have told me that he's he's got cancer and that he only has nine months to live and he doesn't spend any of.

01:43:15
Speaker 9: It on treatment. He just doesn't want to be even more sick and go through that shit. But the most fucked up part is and they're all brothers, and I'm my best mate is his older brother, and you know he doesn't want to tell him, but I feel that because he's eighteen, I'm not sure I feel and it's my best mate.

01:43:40
Speaker 4: How can I not tell my best mate.

01:43:42
Speaker 10: That his brother's dying?

01:43:45
Speaker 9: But yeah, anyways, thanks for that.

01:43:50
Speaker 1: Well, prayers to your friend and to you and to his family. That's tough to do with eighteen years old. I can never imagine it's not your place to tell. Unfortunately, maybe I'm in the minority here, but if somebody's request is they don't.

01:44:10
Speaker 3: So his best friend's little brother, yes, dying.

01:44:13
Speaker 1: And he knows that his best friend's little brother has cancer and has not told his older brother. But his older brother is his best friend, so he's sitting here with his best friend.

01:44:21
Speaker 3: That's weird, Like, damn it. Well, some people like I'm not I wouldn't tell my best friend I have terminal cancer before telling my brother.

01:44:29
Speaker 1: It may be easier to tell someone that's not as close than to the closest people to you.

01:44:34
Speaker 3: Yeah, but why, I mean, you know, great, hopefully you know I'll never be in that position to have to tell anybody that. But I just feel like your brother, your sister, like I feel like they should know that their sibling only has because I always look at it like okay for some reason, I don't know how they would find out, But say they found out asses away, they find out that I knew this whole time that this person was terminally ill. I could see a whord where they grow resentment towards me for knowing that and not telling them that their fucking brother had terminally was terminally ill and didn't want them to know, but told me I knew. I could see where the siblings like cut me off and don't The family doesn't talk to me anymore behind that, I would also and I'm here, I'm still here, like in this life having to move on, live on. You're not here anymore, So now we're not friends anymore if me and the family are not cool anymore.

01:45:33
Speaker 1: To me, that's a little selfish, though I would respect that he respected my little brother's wishes of what he wanted towards the end of his life. I'm not eighteen with terminal cancer. That's selfish as fuck. That Like, why didn't you tell me so I could make it a part of me? Like if that's if he didn't not a part of you.

01:45:51
Speaker 3: But your fucking siblings should know that they only have but so much more time with their fucking brother.

01:45:56
Speaker 1: I think anybody, I think.

01:45:57
Speaker 3: That selfish of me to hold that in and be like, yo, he ain't going to tell you, y'all, but like that's y'all brother.

01:46:01
Speaker 6: But it was a selfish to you? How does that serve you?

01:46:04
Speaker 1: Selfish?

01:46:04
Speaker 6: Would be it serves you? How does that serve you?

01:46:07
Speaker 1: How does what serve me?

01:46:07
Speaker 5: How does you keeping that secret serve you? How would it make it that I'm trying to figure out why you would think that it would be selfish?

01:46:13
Speaker 6: How does it?

01:46:13
Speaker 3: How is that I think it's selfish if I don't tell your siblings that they only have sixty days left with their brothers.

01:46:19
Speaker 5: So what makes it selfish? Because selfish means that it's self serving because.

01:46:22
Speaker 3: They only because me you you had this. I knew that the clock was on with the time that you had with your siblings.

01:46:28
Speaker 1: I knew that.

01:46:30
Speaker 3: So if you tell me, if Rory tells me, yeah, I only have so and so and he has a brother, and his brother's like, y'all, I'm gonna go to fucking I'm gonna go to Europe for three months for this job. I ain't really want to take it, but I'm gonna go to Europe. I'm gonna come back after me and I know Rory only has sixty days left.

01:46:48
Speaker 1: We're adding in different factors. I think at that point, maybe maybe like, all right, before you do that, I got three months. But if I know, maybe my family is not going to react the best way to it, and it would destroy them. And I'd like to live the last few weeks of my life in peace. Yeah, I'd rather them find out when I die.

01:47:08
Speaker 3: I just think it's weird to tell me and not tell your siblings. Why are you tell you well?

01:47:11
Speaker 5: Because okay, so what you guys are missing is that the reason why he's not telling his siblings is because he doesn't want treatment. For example, maul, if you went and told your twin right now that you had cancer and that you didn't want to fight it, you didn't want to go to the hospital you want, how do you think she will react to you not wanting to fight cancer? There would become an argument with your mom, with everybody like, oh no, you're gonna fight this, You're not gonna give up. That now becomes the story. It's not yo, this is what I want to do. They're not gonna let you live in peace with that, all right?

01:47:43
Speaker 3: So all right, so you know who else ain't gonna live in peace?

01:47:46
Speaker 4: Me?

01:47:47
Speaker 3: Once it comes to find out that I knew that you were termally ill, and I didn't tell your brothers and your sisters, and now for the rest of our lives, they're looking at me like, damn he you knew.

01:47:57
Speaker 5: We could have got him treatment. That now all of that falls on me out. Yeah, but they're not really mad. They're not really mad at you, but they're not really mad at me because it's really mad. At is the fact that their brother is gone, and whether that anger is difference.

01:48:11
Speaker 1: It's gone.

01:48:11
Speaker 3: You knew, we may have probably could have gotten some treatment, may have been able to fight this, may have been.

01:48:18
Speaker 1: Yeah, I wouldn't have to do not on the side of I knew the person.

01:48:21
Speaker 3: But I've been in situations where the deceased told somebody that they were sick or whatever.

01:48:27
Speaker 1: The family didn't.

01:48:27
Speaker 3: I've been in that situation, and I've seen how it turned on the person that knew.

01:48:31
Speaker 5: I've seen it, Yes, But what I'm saying is that the person that knows is in a very precarious situation because I would never want to be in that situation. You see what I'm saying. Beyond to tell me that's what I'm saying, don't tell me.

01:48:45
Speaker 3: Don't defind that in me either, because like I don't want to be Because it's gonna be hard for me to sit here and look at your sisters or your brothers and know that y'all don't even know how much time y'all have, like too much left with your brother.

01:48:56
Speaker 1: It's hard for me to sit like that's crazy. But this is the thing.

01:49:00
Speaker 5: Even if so I can understand wanting to tell them if they had a fucked up like if they had a fucked up relationship, Like, for example, me and my sisters are extremely, extremely, extremely close. So the only thing that would change if they knew I had cancer compared to if they didn't know that I had cancer would be them spending there and like spending everything making shit weird and like making shit emotional. And I would want to chill with them and not have to watch them cry, not watch that, have to watch them grieve, like they'll be spending all the the next two weeks or the next two months grieving instead of actually spending time with me, instead of fucking laughing about stupid shit. Like you see what I'm saying. I wouldn't get to spend the rest of my life the way that I would want to spend the rest of my life. I would become the sick person. That shit wouldn't be the same, Like yeah, and it's just.

01:49:50
Speaker 1: My last weeks to be that way.

01:49:51
Speaker 5: Yeah, I want you to treat me how you usually treat me. I want you to fucking be fucking mean to me and kick me out your bedroom, Like that's what I want.

01:49:57
Speaker 1: Like even if you tell your family that, and they try, it's still is never the same.

01:50:01
Speaker 3: Like, I just think you got to tell your family.

01:50:04
Speaker 1: Man, Well, what.

01:50:07
Speaker 5: What's what's what he called? It's too late for that now. So what he's calling for is advice. How do I handle this? As him? What's you know what I'm saying, Like, how do I handle this?

01:50:18
Speaker 1: Bro?

01:50:18
Speaker 3: I'm gonna be honest, man, it's tough, but you got to talk to your friend that's sick and try to find a way. Like, Bro, you got it to like it's this is gonna crush your siblings.

01:50:29
Speaker 6: It's gonna crush them regardless.

01:50:30
Speaker 3: Yeah, but if they didn't know that that's.

01:50:35
Speaker 4: Him and his siblings are close.

01:50:38
Speaker 1: If he's talking to his older brother's best friend, I'm sure they have. They have somewhat of a relationship, and maybe that's a great way for the two of them to game plan how he can help tell the rest of the family. Like, he's his older brother's best friend. Let me try to help you tell your older brother that's my best friend. To tell him. Man, I'm not saying you don't, but you have to. He can't go and snitch. That's not his place to.

01:51:02
Speaker 4: Yeah, he shouldn't snitch. All right, Well, let me put this out here.

01:51:04
Speaker 3: If any of you niggas know and any of my siblings are sick and they dying in too much, y'all better fucking tell me straight up.

01:51:13
Speaker 1: I don't know.

01:51:13
Speaker 3: I'm not playing that, yo. NOA, they didn't want you to fuck that. Tell me I want to know if one of my siblings is dying.

01:51:20
Speaker 1: Like, nah, of course you want to know.

01:51:21
Speaker 5: But that's where we say that you're being selfish because you're making it about you. It ain't about you, it's about what your siblings.

01:51:27
Speaker 3: No, I'm not making me No, no, I'm not.

01:51:31
Speaker 1: It's not about me.

01:51:32
Speaker 3: I'm just saying, like I love my sibling enough that if these are my siblings last days, I want to know so that we can make he or she as comfortable, have as much fun, do as like, spend as much time like I want to know, Like, don't don't play that, yo.

01:51:49
Speaker 1: They didn't want you to know game with me. No, no, no, no no no.

01:51:52
Speaker 3: If you know that, tell me. I'm not gonna be mad at my siblings and not want to tell me. But if you're my friend and you know that, YO, tell me, because like I said, I want to be able to make sure that me and my siblings spend as much however little time they have left, spend as much of it together as we possibly can. It's not about me. It's not making it about me. That's my brother or my sister. Like they're dying. I want to make sure that I'm there, like I'm present, I'm spend as much time with them as possible.

01:52:17
Speaker 5: But if they wanted you to be there, they would make that happen. If they wanted you to be there, they would make that happen. I can't, I can't force it.

01:52:27
Speaker 3: Nah, me and my friends were swaying up. If you knew that and you didn't tell me, you gotta catch your faith.

01:52:33
Speaker 1: I believe Roy. Let's step outside for a minute.

01:52:35
Speaker 3: That's fine, gotta fight, still love you, We're still gonna be cool after, but we gotta squeall. There's no way you let my sibling die and you knew and didn't tell me. That doesn't even sound Does that even sound right? That don't even sound right? Yo, I knew your sibling was dying, but Yo, they didn't want me to tell you, so I ain't tell you. Still not your place, actually, but does it doesn't something to sound off with that, though.

01:53:02
Speaker 1: No, I just think he's great to tell his family and his family and so went to the closes yard.

01:53:06
Speaker 3: Even if I knew that you and your even if I knew you and your sister was beefing to me, I'm talking about heavy beefing.

01:53:12
Speaker 1: Y'all, don't fuck with each other.

01:53:13
Speaker 5: Well, the beefing is when I think that you should tell. That's when I think that you should tell.

01:53:17
Speaker 1: But I mean, when it's all love, you shouldn't tell me. I'm not. I wouldn't feel weird if I was told that, because I wouldn't even know how to approach the person that didn't want me to know that they had cancer. Yeah, yeah, is that It's like what I'm gonna go to my little brother, like, YO, what the fuck you tell me a cancer?

01:53:34
Speaker 7: And like that's even weird enough you don't even say it, And then that when you're hanging with him, the only thing you're thinking about is that.

01:53:41
Speaker 5: Well, that's okay, so you have siblings, Rory doesn't if you were to have a sibling, it's not even like, yo, what the fuck you may tell me you had cancer? It's like an immediate break that's an immediate breakdown. There is no oh, while we're just chilling there, you will not be able to pretend that you don't know that information. Unless you're like extremely emotionally like balance, you will not be able to pretend that you don't know that information. Your whole world will change once you know that information, which is the point of the person not wanting them to know. So, I mean, I had a relative die. I had a relative pass away and she was sick, she had a disease. And I still don't understand why she didn't want me to know that though.

01:54:24
Speaker 1: Because some people just don't want people to see them in that. But me, like me, and Hoo is like this, and you're making this about you.

01:54:31
Speaker 3: Yeah no, but I'm saying, why wouldn't you, Like, I just don't understand that my mind, it's like, so everybody else knew except me.

01:54:38
Speaker 6: Oh, I didn't know that she told everybody else.

01:54:40
Speaker 1: Yeah, maybe it's because you guys were so close. She didn't want to hinder what you.

01:54:44
Speaker 6: I wouldn't know how to me that I have cancer. I wouldn't know how to.

01:54:47
Speaker 1: I don't know what it's like to get that news and realize that life is going to move on without you. If you really love someone and care for them, maybe you don't want to fuck up the rest of their few months, like just be cut, I'll die and then they can move on with their life.

01:55:02
Speaker 3: Either way, I'm gonna be fucked up.

01:55:04
Speaker 1: Yeah, But it's different when once you visiting, like.

01:55:08
Speaker 3: Yeah, but that's not that's time that I'm gonna remember those memories like forever, like I'm gonna hold on to those last days, but not giving me an opportunity to have those last days with you.

01:55:19
Speaker 1: To me, that's worse. Their last day is not yours.

01:55:22
Speaker 3: No, those last days with you, I'm saying.

01:55:25
Speaker 4: Yeah's still there though, Yeah, but it's their time.

01:55:27
Speaker 3: Yeah, but it's our time to like we spend time together though in those last days, Like that's what you're supposed to be there for family if they're on their deathbed, Like.

01:55:34
Speaker 6: Okay, maybe shouldn't want you there. I mean, and that came out rough.

01:55:37
Speaker 3: And we were as close as we were. That's that doesn't make sense to me. That does not make sense to me.

01:55:42
Speaker 1: I'm sorry.

01:55:43
Speaker 5: Well, everybody has their their own reasons reasons for things, Maul. You also expecting people who are dying to be making logical sense.

01:55:51
Speaker 1: No, that's you. Are they making the most logical sense? Yeah, and we're the ones.

01:55:57
Speaker 5: But they're probably they're probably coming from a place of emotion. I'm assuming that's a very emotional time. God thank god, I've never been in that position, but I'm assuming it's a very emotional time. You're not thinking straight. Also, you have a million and eighteen people in your life. I don't even know what friend I would call first if I had cancer. I wouldn't even know how to like, it's too much. That's a lot on your plate and to try to be it, have to comfort everybody and make sure that everybody is okay with you leaving, and everybody wants to spend time with you and every Nah, I would probably just like shut down and just be like, I really don't want to see nobody.

01:56:31
Speaker 1: I don't want to like, yeah, where's where's Loyon at so I can get my affairs in order? And yeah, there, I'll figure it out right, like because I know my mom's my nagging ass and be all right, well you need to sign this. You need to do this. When you die, someone's.

01:56:46
Speaker 6: Gonna have to But that's but she you talk on nagging, that's important.

01:56:49
Speaker 1: No, of course it is. That's why I'd rather just deal with that with Loyon and let my family chill. I have that in order before they even know. Yeah, I can tell I don't have siblings, but I can tell the story because do have a good ending. My line brother was the president of my line. He was one of those that like always wanted us to always be together and do like dinner outings and shit. And you know, sometimes that person can get annoying, like guys, what we're all going to get together and do dinner and like hang out. Yeah, and he was extra annoying in our group chat for like a week and you know, like shady but good friendship. Sometimes you did somebody inside like, Yo, why are you always trying to get us together?

01:57:29
Speaker 5: Man?

01:57:29
Speaker 1: Like I got shit to.

01:57:30
Speaker 4: Do being so gay lately?

01:57:31
Speaker 1: Yes, exactly. I didn't want to pause dying. So he's like, Yo, can you guys all come to the house like I want to do like a whole line dinner, like we don't hang out enough. And we were like all right, man, So we all went together in one car and this is the time when I smoked hot box the car and was like, yo, why is Phil always doing this shit? Man? Like always down on next and not fucking hanging out. Someone's got shit to do. And then we started joking, like what I feel got like cancer or some shit. We just start dying laughing, walk into his fucking house or red eyed and ship to a movie scene of his whole family sitting on the couch fill his cancer. He was like waw. He was like, what see will be laughing if we made eye contact with each other, Like.

01:58:20
Speaker 5: Oh but no ya, but y'all making fun of the girl that asked yo, no.

01:58:23
Speaker 1: No, no, no, no, no no. Phil is a live He beat cancer. That's why I can tell this story. No, Phil smokes, beat the ship out of he's He works at Google. He's doing great. But that's why he would love to hear the story. You could understand how I'm letting y'all know. I'm laughing. If I'm high and I walk into a house, no no, no, not just that, a first generation Haitian household, first generation Haitian.

01:58:46
Speaker 3: Oh no, I'm laughing. I'll be outside. I'm gonna go outside. I'm gona chill outside. I can't speak for you because I'm gonna be dying laughing, like, yo, cut it out, man with this bullshit, Like what are you talking about?

01:58:58
Speaker 1: And his mother, who I love, is dramatic when cancer isn't involved. Oh yeah, ran and hugged me. I was like, I'm high. That's just a lot.

01:59:07
Speaker 3: Essentially, I'm laughing. I just because now it's just like, Yo, what is this even real? I hit the blunt and I walked into this It's like what was in that blund fan? Like, seriously, what y'all doing to me right now?

01:59:18
Speaker 1: You met his sister Julian at the Larry June show. Yeah, that was hanging with us, you remember, Yeah, he does.

01:59:25
Speaker 4: Actually that was a good show, Larry. Yeah, it's a great show.

01:59:30
Speaker 1: Yeah. Sometimes when your friends want you to like all get together, it could be because they have cancer and you shouldn't clown them in the car on the way there and jokingly say, Yo, why is he acting like he got cancer? Yeah? But see that's why he has cancer. I feel that way.

01:59:48
Speaker 5: I feel that way about about just like death in general period. I think people who take their friends and family for granted. I look at them like, oh, wow, you were blessed not to have like went to enough funerals. I've been to enough funerals that like, I'm if my friends are really really trying to hang with me, like I'm gonna make it work.

02:00:04
Speaker 6: I'm gonna make it shake. I don't give a fuck about work.

02:00:06
Speaker 5: I don't give a fuck about none of that shit, because at the end of the day, like I've buried enough people to know that time is like you don't have you never have enough time, and people die like that, like literally in a blak ly so people who are like, oh, I got shit to dude, my niggas want to hang with me, Like that's a that's a blessing that should not be taken for granted at all.

02:00:25
Speaker 1: Funeral Poppy. If I were to be like a video game character and my ninety nine stat would be Paul Bear, I'm nice at that. Like, if you need to hire me, I know the steps, I know everything death, dark shit. Yeah, because I'm killing these people. What the fuck?

02:00:40
Speaker 4: I like you?

02:00:40
Speaker 1: No, I don't enjoy it. It might be I can do the shoulder technique if you need me to do that.

02:00:47
Speaker 3: What's the shoulder technique for the Paul Bear?

02:00:48
Speaker 1: I could carry as get out on my shoulder. I've done that. You on the front or like you in the middle. It depends the height of everyone else.

02:00:54
Speaker 4: I haven't done one yet.

02:00:57
Speaker 1: It's fun to carry it that.

02:00:58
Speaker 3: You sound like you upset about that.

02:01:00
Speaker 7: No, I mean I think, well, the only I was too young for my grandfather.

02:01:05
Speaker 4: I'm trying.

02:01:06
Speaker 1: I mean, that's the only person you know that that.

02:01:08
Speaker 4: I've had kid friends get shot. I lost some friends.

02:01:10
Speaker 3: He wouldned me to be a pall bearer for my brothers. You know, I couldn't do it.

02:01:13
Speaker 4: Though I haven't done that.

02:01:14
Speaker 6: You shouldn't have to know that you were young. You were very young.

02:01:17
Speaker 1: I was. I that was twenty two. I was fifteen for my cousins, and they were like to be a pall bearer. And also, you guys know now I can't read out loud. At fifteen, I had to read like a passage out the Bible at my cousin's funeral and then be the pall bearer at fifteen, crazy, I said, what the what?

02:01:38
Speaker 5: I did a poem for the public's cousin's funeral. I had to be around eleven and he had to be around seven.

02:01:48
Speaker 3: Oh nah, Yeah, I couldn't do that.

02:01:51
Speaker 7: Yeah, I don't know how not for a young sibling, like a young relative like that.

02:01:55
Speaker 1: Nah, I can't do that. Yeah, one of So this is like would have been a skeedu if it wasn't like sort of sad in the moment one of my uncles that passed while were doing this spot. I know, it's been a bunch of them. I was the pallbearer and like he was a track coach at a high school that he taught in Brooklyn, And I didn't know any of the kids that were on his team that were also the pallbears. So we were like in the basement of the church right before the service ended, like they gave us our que to go downstairs. So we're just like, you know, it's five guys that are best friends their whole life and then it's just me and I'm like, so where you guys from?

02:02:31
Speaker 5: They were probably mad tall, so like, how did you know my uncle? They were like tall, dark and handsome.

02:02:38
Speaker 1: No, they were ran track in high school like twenty years ago. They were older. Where I guess we're like his team. I guess they like went to the state championship whatever. They stayed close the No, they should have though, I felt I was better dressed than the rest of them, But you know, just sitting in a church basement like and you're the only person out of the group like that doesn't know each other, and they're all like reminiscent, and I'm like, yeah, yeah, he married my mom's sister.

02:03:06
Speaker 5: Why did you throw like why you threw shade on like the funeral fit.

02:03:11
Speaker 1: Like because it was trash there you have had nothing else to do. Yeah, sometimes it's just that simple Tomarus trash.

02:03:19
Speaker 5: Or he was looking them up and down, like.

02:03:21
Speaker 1: You guys go in the front to scuff those bum ass shoes. That's crazy. Put me in the back so I could see. Look what he was thinking about. What am I? What are you supposed to do at funerals? Cry?

02:03:33
Speaker 4: Cry and eat, laugh, eat people?

02:03:36
Speaker 5: Ooh, don't let when they sing it his eyes on the sparrow, they your voice and she can't sing.

02:03:41
Speaker 1: Oh my god.

02:03:43
Speaker 4: Do you guys want to be buried or cremated? Cremated? I'm leaning towards cremation.

02:03:50
Speaker 6: Yeah, I'm not about to be a rotten bones.

02:03:54
Speaker 7: Well being buried, isn't. It's not to be like the pussy environmentally just side of things. But it just it doesn't make It's just it doesn't make sense environmentally.

02:04:07
Speaker 1: Or it makes the most sense.

02:04:08
Speaker 4: It doesn't.

02:04:10
Speaker 1: We're put here to decompose into the earth. But like it's actually makes the most environmentally sense on Earth. Yeah, it's good fertilizer. Cremation is supposed to cremation.

02:04:21
Speaker 7: Literally you can burn someone in the scatter their ashes all over.

02:04:24
Speaker 5: Yeah.

02:04:24
Speaker 1: I think that's cool to place if you want to be placed in certain areas. But also you're dead. Yeah, but you have a choice. Throw me in the Indian Ocean and like then what.

02:04:34
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's better off things.

02:04:36
Speaker 1: I think you're going to be there. Where What do you mean in the Indian Ocean?

02:04:39
Speaker 4: I don't want to know.

02:04:40
Speaker 5: But you still have your you still have the You should still care about the dignity of your body. Like, yeah, I care about my body. My body is a part of it.

02:04:47
Speaker 3: That's what I don't know about. Agree burning my flesh up like that, like I notice is just a shell. But just like burning this and then it's like this is going to break down anyway and disappear.

02:04:57
Speaker 4: But yeah, so you'd want to know about read.

02:05:02
Speaker 3: I think burying because you can you have something that relatives and friends can always go to.

02:05:09
Speaker 6: My ashes if you i'man, I have my dog's ashes and my.

02:05:12
Speaker 1: Grandma's right next to each other.

02:05:15
Speaker 5: No, no, but my grandmothers are in my mother's car, so there, it's kind of like a protection when.

02:05:24
Speaker 3: Your mother has ashes in the car sitting there.

02:05:28
Speaker 6: They're in the glove compartment. Like and people put a velvet bag.

02:05:32
Speaker 3: I'm talking about just having to earn like it's not the velvet, just just.

02:05:38
Speaker 1: Going back and forth like an easy pass.

02:05:41
Speaker 4: Like jumbo cup cup holder extent.

02:05:43
Speaker 1: They're like, where you got the urn sitting that. It's in a velvet bag like a Dutch rapper, just going side to side.

02:05:50
Speaker 3: So y'all put grandma on a crown royal like bag, round royal bag.

02:05:55
Speaker 1: It's some people do do that.

02:05:58
Speaker 3: Grandma cursed, y'allniggas out. Put Grandma in the living room, man on on the on the back balcony some way.

02:06:04
Speaker 1: I don't know. To Julian's point, a casket is not a natural way. If you just bury an actual body, that is a natural way. I'm fine with being cremated. I don't know if I even want a grave site. I was joking about throwing ship in my casket. I don't even know if I want a gravesite.

02:06:20
Speaker 3: Now, put me in a mausoleum. That's what it's called, the ones with the wall.

02:06:24
Speaker 5: Yeah, with the rest of your family, Like, oh, y'all have a Rockefeller mausoleum, that would be.

02:06:33
Speaker 3: Nobody's having a rock a fella if.

02:06:35
Speaker 1: You guys have one. Do you have a plus one.

02:06:39
Speaker 4: From his family?

02:06:41
Speaker 3: Nobody has a Rockefeller mausoleum.

02:06:43
Speaker 1: Right, that'd be.

02:06:44
Speaker 4: So you said put mine adjacent to Jay's, like you want to be touching that.

02:06:48
Speaker 3: You never heard me say that, Evan.

02:06:49
Speaker 4: Mom, you said give me the left corner.

02:06:50
Speaker 1: I never said that.

02:06:52
Speaker 3: I said I would want to be you would be to put me in that put me there.

02:06:57
Speaker 1: Do you guys remember when I went up to Albany for my glad I was just talking about its funeral. Yeah, so a lot of my mom's family is buried up there. Even my cousin I was talking about that didn't even grow up there, is buried there. The first side of the family. For some fucking reason, they started upstate and everyone just like ships the bodies to this one grave.

02:07:15
Speaker 6: Site, well so that everybody can be together.

02:07:17
Speaker 1: Yes, and my mom on some morbid ship with her sister was like figuring out where they were going to go. I looked at my mom as that I'm not being buried here. I've only been to this town for funerals. I don't but this is not where I'm being buried. Yeah, it's like, what the fuck? Yeah? Half the people buried from our family have no relation to this area. Y'all just got a good deal, uh fifty years ago on a plot.

02:07:44
Speaker 4: See that's the other thing that maybe muddy? Is it for me? The the tradition of.

02:07:48
Speaker 1: The your family's an Albany. I can sell it to y'all. We're gonna flip it. We're good.

02:07:54
Speaker 4: Yea.

02:07:54
Speaker 1: We got some space designated buried on.

02:07:57
Speaker 6: The Lower east Side. You're not gonna let them bury in Albany.

02:07:59
Speaker 1: I don't want to be buried. I want to take a valuable space for the me.

02:08:03
Speaker 7: It's such a money grab too. I mean, caskets are insanely expenses. It's just such a it's such a gross industry, and and you're preying on the vulnerability and emotions of obviously the most vulnerable people. They lost a loved one. It's like I just never being in a funeral home never felt right to me. It's the way in which you look at like, uh, I don't know. I mean, it's the opposite of a wedding venue. But it's like they turn these things out. This isn't new to them. This is just another This is your two hour window, next one's coming in. Like it's just it's so commodified.

02:08:32
Speaker 5: But it has to be done though, Like I get what you're saying, and like, yes, people are benefiting from somebody else's pain, but it has to be done.

02:08:39
Speaker 6: You not gonna go dress up no dead body, but it.

02:08:41
Speaker 7: Can be make a bond, it can be done better, and then cremation is a cheaper alternative as well.

02:08:45
Speaker 6: Yeah, but you still have to get the body ready for the funeral.

02:08:48
Speaker 5: A lot of people have fucking open casket burn my ship. Yeah, I don't want I don't want to open caskea either. Nobody g a QR code. There's my Instagram. You know what I look like with.

02:08:56
Speaker 1: Jillian on that I've I've been valking about the same strategy is talking about, Like, yeah, I'm good. I don't even don't even spend my money on a casket.

02:09:04
Speaker 7: My grandfather passed when he was ninety six. I was eleven when he passed and I saw they did the open casket, the embomb and he was all dressed up. That still scars me. I don't he looked great, but it's still fucking weird. I didn't need that moment, like it was weird to see him like that.

02:09:17
Speaker 1: And I still stick by my conspiracy theory that these really old graveyards are going to start digging up and selling to put fucking apartment bill. There's no way that they're allowing this amount of land in New York City and New Jersey to be spent on graves. From the eighteen hundred.

02:09:33
Speaker 4: One thousand percent, Yeah, it was.

02:09:39
Speaker 3: It was when we used to go to your house to record that cemetery that get off the highway, it was like traffic one.

02:09:44
Speaker 1: Day, that tiny ass one. It's weird.

02:09:46
Speaker 3: It's a bunch of traffics. So it's like you kind of at a standstill. I'm looking out the window at the grave and the tombstone said like eighteen something to nineteen o six. I'm like, yo, that's been there since nineteen o six.

02:10:01
Speaker 1: And I guarantee nobody from that year since family that one you're talking about is on one in nine. This isn't dox me because it is away from my house. There's a storage unit on one in nine, which is one of the biggest trucking areas in the Tri State area. They have a tiny pocket next to a storage unit of graves from the eighteen hundred. It's crazy, and I'm with, like the historical society protecting stuff. I do think that is important. I don't want to just commercialize everything. But oh, that's not going to last very long.

02:10:32
Speaker 5: Bro.

02:10:33
Speaker 7: We know the lineages, the families of those people, if they are alive, probably don't live there like that.

02:10:38
Speaker 4: Those are those things are so far removed.

02:10:39
Speaker 7: I guarantee you at some point they're going to try and level that land and be like, let's.

02:10:43
Speaker 4: Put a little condo.

02:10:44
Speaker 1: Here, and fuck the moral high ground. We're in Manhattan right now standing on a gravesite.

02:10:50
Speaker 4: Yeah, this whole country, that is true.

02:10:53
Speaker 1: This was a Native American gravesite lower Manhattan that we're standing on right now. We didn't give a fuck, and I don't think they're going to actually give a fuck about our ancestors. And I feel them. I don't go to that any of my family's graves it's just not my thing.

02:11:10
Speaker 3: We went to a church when I went to Holland years ago. It was in Amsterdam. It was a church. The entire floor was made of like tombstones, like gravesites that the entire floor like see you walking, You just see like the names the day that they were born, they they died, and I'm just like the floor crazy. I mean it was a beautiful church, beautiful, but it was just like walking on that just felt a little, a little creepy. I was like, I don't know how they came up with this idea, but okay, who am I the fuck up tradition?

02:11:47
Speaker 1: It's a fire floor.

02:11:48
Speaker 3: I didn't think that's it is that in Amsterdam.

02:11:50
Speaker 4: The entire floor of this church is that looks like they would.

02:11:53
Speaker 1: Do the vultures to listening party. Looks like it would be there.

02:11:58
Speaker 4: Ye was the name of that church, Jesus all Amazoom Ount.

02:12:03
Speaker 1: Let's see you've been to Holland. I never knew that.

02:12:06
Speaker 7: Yeah, well it's old Kirk.

02:12:10
Speaker 1: That sounds like it could be Amsterdam. Yeah, so instead of fucking a hooker, you went there?

02:12:16
Speaker 3: Yes, I was in high school. Wasn't thinking about fucking.

02:12:18
Speaker 1: Hookers the main time I was that's beautiful.

02:12:21
Speaker 4: No, the church was, it was, it was a beautiful church.

02:12:24
Speaker 3: But it was just like once they told us that, I'm just looking down, like I'm scared to step anywhere.

02:12:28
Speaker 1: Like, think my country. This is disrespectful. Stuff like this with architecture and meaning, even if it does have a bad history, I think it's important to maintain and keep I just don't know graveyards of that. Yeah, like walking through England, even though it's an awful history, it was really cool to look at buildings that have been there since the sixteen hundreds, like that they maintained. I think that is important for life. But a bunch of graveyards for a bunch of people that are only important to one person on earth. Yeah, level it and do something positive with it.

02:13:00
Speaker 3: Where they have that thing that I'm also make you a tree.

02:13:03
Speaker 4: I like that too. I've seen that.

02:13:05
Speaker 1: Right, they get cut down.

02:13:07
Speaker 7: But even with that, what do they do with the body? No, you're underneath like the root of your tree.

02:13:12
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, you could do it two ways.

02:13:14
Speaker 3: Like your body is basically it decomposes eventually. Yeah, you're in the dirt, just not in the casket.

02:13:21
Speaker 6: You're not you know, or they could take care ashes and't do that too.

02:13:26
Speaker 1: If Julian shows that route eighty years from now, when he passes away and he becomes a tree, and then they cut the tree down and they make it paper and then they print eminem lyrics on it.

02:13:38
Speaker 4: That's about that.

02:13:40
Speaker 3: That's remembering Julian. That's how you'll be remembered. That would make me because the paper that they press eminem lyrics on.

02:13:46
Speaker 7: That would be a sick twisted car like thisfty hot coffee in a museum was printed on the paper of Julian.

02:13:55
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02:14:14
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02:14:14
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