Episode 185 | Gone Girl ft. Weezy

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Speaker 1: Oh wait, wait till we're done breastfeeding. It's right back. What it tastes like breast milk. It's like putting powdered milk in water and not stirring it up.

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Speaker 2: You've had a lot of it, you know, I've only like had to nibble.

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Speaker 1: We work a lot and sometimes it's tough to get a meal in. So what you know, if there's stuff in the freezer, I'll just defrost it well by the day Lamara's bottle.

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Speaker 2: This is when you know, when moments are like, that's my white friend.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah, it's my wife friend.

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Speaker 4: You stop watch when sat there, it's the next man.

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Speaker 5: You listen, then stop when.

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Speaker 4: We got exactly.

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Speaker 6: Exactly.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, it's not what you usually start once again, it's the.

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Speaker 2: New Marian.

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Speaker 7: Wow, it's crazy.

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Speaker 1: It depends on how I feel today. Identify how are you feeling? Oh today, yeah, I'm all you're all today? Yeah, I'm all today. What were you yesterday? I was mal yesterday too. When was the last time you weren't more?

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Speaker 5: Uh?

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Speaker 1: When I went to Montreal? Was that two weeks ago? Yeah?

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Speaker 2: What was it? A French mall?

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Speaker 3: Yeah, something something like that.

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Speaker 2: What's the worst pet name? A woman's ever given you.

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Speaker 1: Molly Bear definitely Molly m Yeah, something like that.

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Speaker 2: Okay, Molly feels like the.

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Speaker 1: But it was like a pool or something. I'm just like mollypool. Yeah, can I call you mollypoop? No, you can never. You could one thing you could never call maltipoo. Yeah, you could be a multio. You're basically I'm really not sure. You just called you a dog. Yeah, a white dog at that. No, anyways, did we start? Is this the intro? This is the intro?

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Speaker 7: Hey? All right, all right? Thanks?

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Speaker 1: Does the intro?

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Speaker 8: Oh?

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Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean we don't. We don't really need to intro this. This episode is this feels like a reunion. But for me, I haven't seen I haven't seen one. I haven't seen When was the last time. I'm so easy.

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Speaker 1: Sparks did fly when we all did Horrible together and I felt like you guys never talked again? Oh my god, horrible. Yeah, we've seen each other since. The chemistry was oozing off the screen between you two ill it felt it felt like July fourth. You need for the screen.

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Speaker 2: Yes, we were in Atlanta when you guys came up and did horrible.

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Speaker 1: That was the last time I saw you, was it?

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Speaker 2: I think it really was.

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Speaker 1: No, that's crazy.

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Speaker 2: I had to Rood's picnic.

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Speaker 3: That happened last I had to have seen you since then almost, I feel like I saw you in l A at least once made Erica Wait in America.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, I didn't go to Mary America.

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Speaker 1: Sorry last year, you did? I have pictures of you.

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Speaker 2: Literally, you're right, sorry, damn are you'll concusing me?

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Speaker 1: My? Yeah, I don't remember who you are.

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Speaker 2: So many times people do that to Mandy and I and I sometimes I'm like, did I forget this person or they don't know me? They'd be like, y'all remember we were kicking it blah blah.

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Speaker 9: And I'm like, people do not confuse you and Mandy absolutely.

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Speaker 2: Because if you listen to a show and you don't know the faces or something like that, like, yeah.

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Speaker 1: Well, people have confused us.

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Speaker 3: People call people have called me mall before. I'm like, well, people calling Julie you me is just racist.

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Speaker 10: Every time Roy and I go to a festival or show and they're like, yo, it's good moll, I'm like, is he here.

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Speaker 1: Here?

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Speaker 2: Are you serious?

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Speaker 7: That happens a lot.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, No, you did come to our l A show for the pod fun. All right, do we think there's an LA? Mom als different in LA. He doesn't answer our calls, he doesn't invite us to all the cool shit he goes to. He's just hard to find. I go eat back to my room, Lamar, I'm ready in the room. Well, yes, yes, I'm I want to go on a ledge to say that I think there's an LA. Wheezy. Now, you are definitely different in Los Angeles.

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Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, that's true, but I'm only adapting to how people were treating me at first. So like everybody in LA kind of makes you feel like, I don't know it's and granted, I know people are listening and getting very annoyed at this conversation. I understand it's Hollywood, but it's the area we're all going to or we're working in, so it is what it is. Yeah, but people do have a sort of attitude with you that I'm not necessarily like ready for, or I just don't feel like they're being that kind. So now I'm just as much of a kind.

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Speaker 1: I want to start by giving you some flowers, Wheezy. Oh, I feel like there's so many people on multiple podcast platforms that love to brag how much they do for the podcast world, how much they do for creatives, how much they do for their friends, but they brag more than they put action minded. I want to thank you for bringing me into some thing that was so important to me and thinking of me and taking our circle and giving us more opportunities, because so many people just talk about that shit and we know they don't really do it, I know, So I want to make sure the people that are humble like you, that kind of shut up get their flowers, you know, Like I think some people don't know how many people you help, though it.

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Speaker 2: Does more advantageous things for us that are like making moves or whatever, because sometimes when someone is I don't know. I've had things taken away from me before, so I never want to pipe shit up too much. Like I remember if someone got on me about not, you know, putting out there that the studio WTF was opening when it did. Remember how secretive we were at and we were building it, and I was like, don't post this, and that, like I really want to just drop the project. I always love doing that, and I think that people feel like someone else is watching them and like they're not doing enough. Actually, there was a moment I had years ago. I specifically remember this feeling of do I need to post more? It was when I moved to Mexico and Mandy had started her new show, you know, with Bridget See the thing Is, and literally people were commenting that I was doing nothing and I just maybe like the week before greenlit season one for my first TV show, but didn't want to post it until it was out, and I was like, damn, you know, she's so much better at social media than I am. And Mandy is doing things in life just like I am, but like it made me think, like do I have to tell people that I am? Do I have to be announcing things more? Should I be tracking my life? And does it cause more of is it better for me, the better for my business to show people this is what I could do? So I don't know, but I'm just not really good at tuoting my own horn. And granted that wasn't her tooting or when it was like an announcement, but I just remember the poh, I know how toot my horn? Like when I went in an Alpha lit this, like I bis could put a selfie up and be like oh my god.

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Speaker 1: But we were talking about business and flowers and how did this get in? I was giving her We twoed it up for him.

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Speaker 2: So yeah, I don't know, but I've struggled a lot with that man. And I realized the only thing that I've become better at doing since opening the studio is like touting up the team has really been a better reflection on me. And I've taken that from people that I admire in business, like calling out that people are great, like it really it doesn't just highlight an edding, it highlights me.

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Speaker 1: Yeah you know what I'm saying.

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Speaker 2: If horrible looks good on video or whatever the case. So like that's the things I'm trying to learn in life.

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Speaker 3: But it's interesting that you say, should you be posting more on social media? But it's like for what, like to validate yourself for people that one probably really don't give a fuck about you too, are gonna talk shit about you no matter if you post it or not. Three you could tell people I have just green lit my first show. They're gonna shit on that too. So it's like, why do we even think I should be posting for people that generally really don't I don't know.

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Speaker 2: I don't know if it's validation or I don't know if it's because there's one part about this, but you validated in real life. But is our social media business platform for us?

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Speaker 1: Yes?

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Speaker 2: Yes, And that's when I thought, should I be posting more? Maybe people didn't know that I can do different things or plug them with different shit, like I don't know, you know, like Rory saying that I brought him in, like obviously, like Rory has more experience than music than me. But I just so happened to be at a level on this project where I could bring in someone and that is something I actually learned from Kenya. Kenya, on a call with Audible, got frustrated at something they asked him. He said, I literally am sitting here with the head of podcasts, like and you're asking her nothing, And this is the person that knows how to answer these questions, like kind of getting frustrated, And so I realized, like this is when you like really know how to win when you bring in people that are better than you, are stronger, not better, but stronger in certain aspects than you. So if Drama needs someone to figure out what questions he's asking to ask about hip hop, like what am I going to take resumes for when boom there's a podcast that I know that's been doing this forever and that loves drama and then I'm cool with so like things like that. Trying to like be a dot connector has really worked well for me, and I think, honestly, when I think about my trajectory in my career, it's all dot connecting.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, like for real, But that happens.

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Speaker 3: That happens when you're at a point of you've obviously worked to get to that point.

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Speaker 1: You've put in the work, You've.

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Speaker 3: Gained the experience, you've collected the data, so you know certain things without even really knowing that you know certain things until somebody like a can you put you in a position to say, Yo, I know you can do all of this.

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Speaker 1: Just do it.

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Speaker 2: It's crazy how Kenya knows me, dog. It's from horrible decisions.

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Speaker 1: And that's not crazy at all.

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Speaker 2: Oh no, like that just knowing horrible and having one conversation with me like Okay, this girl just don't talk about fuck it ya? Really like is crazy because when I think about that level of just production experience period and to trust me, I was like, damn. But one thing I do think is interesting. Someone else has hired a podcaster to do these roles, and I'm like, I wonder if they saw what.

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Speaker 1: He did, Like it makes sense absolutely yeah, And for you to be successful with your podcast in the content you talk about speaks to what you could do if it wasn't the sexual content, because that's harder to make to go exactly. So if you're not doing sexual content, the fucking sky is the limit with what your talent basis. And I think because podcasters we're talk so fucking much, it is my responsibility to tell the world the stuff that you have done for us. I don't think you should sit there and be like, should I post more? Should I talk more? Shit? We speak so negatively about our ecosystem with podcasting. I know, like we we rarely sit and people we may even have issues with, like fake issues, not real ones. It's all negative shit, even though we know they're doing positive stuff. So it shouldn't. But it should fall on us, if we care about this, to talk about the people that are also doing good things, because most of us will shut up about our accomplishments. Paul and I both do not talk our shit the way we should. I've had issues with people that I've done a lot of great shit for and when they do press runs and run around, they focus on all negative shit and I'm sitting there like, listen, you didn't need to tell the positive shit, but why are you just telling negative shit amongst all of us talk about the good shit that we've all done for each other.

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Speaker 2: Small are real anominally though, like when it comes to big podcast breakups, like I don't know, Like I mean, I only have one other friend that's part of a podcast breakup and it's Sofia from Call Her Daddy, right, And like it's interesting because people like hated this girl and y'all kind of had the opposite, which it's almost worked against you. People love you so much that they are like now you're like, god, damn, I have more pressure on me, you know what I mean? And I twich, I almost think it's worse. It's like, let me just pop out with some shit, but it's like, no, what the fuck are you gonna do now? And like it's tough, like you know, even thinking about ironically Spotify that had to call her daddy deal, and I'm like, damn, the first podcast, like you're a part of that. We watched Joe Rogan, We're watching her get the money and it's like fuck, and we all know that that's totally changing, you know, the way that podcasts are making money. But I just don't know, Like sometimes I really think about it and like, I don't know if I could handle that, Like it would be really really tough for me. I didn't really see either of you swept too much, maybe because you had each other and you didn't get to be one left out, but like, ha, be for really because it seems like you always Mamasita Mamita's fire. Yeah, it seems like you always really had just now Mamacita is it.

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Speaker 1: But again, I just think that needs to be outlighted, even outside of like podcast shit. When you were doing your Fuse thing and I came up to the Fuse office in LA, that was immediately plugged me with everyone at Fuse, and whether things happened or not, it's still important that we all do that for each other, like because especially at that time in podcasting there was they were take money, Like who's scared to hide the plug? Are you that nervous of someone else's skill that you feel like you just gotta hold that and not try to put other people on. But I don't think.

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Speaker 3: It's because Weezy is a woman. I think the dynamic women and women is different than men and men when it comes to business.

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Speaker 2: What I think the niggas put other niggas way more no.

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Speaker 1: Shit.

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Speaker 3: But you gotta be careful though, because I'm gonna tell you as from experience as of men or no, no, no, I'm just.

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Speaker 1: Talking about women just naturally. I always say women.

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Speaker 3: Just naturally get shited done and they just know how to do things and handle business. But like men, See what men do a lot is they'll make it seem like they put me in a position, but they're really not hm hmm. Like it's like when you're playing ball, somebody set a screen, but like you're pushing a nigga into me to defend this, Like, I fam you looking like you're trying to help me, but you're really not. Like you're still trying to impede my progress.

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Speaker 2: You know, I do believe that's why women need kind of like, oh, I hate it admitting it, but it's just the truth. Fuck it if y'all hate me for this, but like you kind of do need a good male co sign like I've already clearly got to write with black Effect or Keny or whatever. But like even just do making gangster girls. There were two rappers in particular that Drama had to say two or three times, like directing them to me that I was the producer, maybe they would look Alex's way, not that Alex wasn't like engineering and producing and running set, but like directing them to me or directing their team to me, like they probably like just forgetting about this bitch in the room. And men do need to do that more, which obviously you know, you have two women in this room, so I get that. You you do now you've got a daughter. But nah, they're not doing that. You're right. They do pretend like they're putting women in physicians.

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Speaker 1: And but you but she is.

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Speaker 3: But then again, it's it's a little it's a little now these days, it's a little tricky because a lot of the times, if you have celebrities and you know, people like that, they'll walk in the room, they may not want to direct any energy to the woman in the room on because it may be taking a certain way. You may say, like yo, he was literally talked a little aggressively or with.

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Speaker 2: A team fifteen.

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Speaker 1: I'm just saying, you don't know.

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Speaker 3: Some people have been in situations where that probably happened before, and they're just like, yo, listen, I'm gonna talk to If a man is right here and he's fixing something, I might feel more comfortable asking him a question than the girl back there.

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Speaker 1: That is the real producer.

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Speaker 2: Tell y'all who maybe go get their lunch or tried to? I said, oh, did you not bring assistant with you?

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Speaker 1: Pep see you don't have uber eats or that shit yourself?

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Speaker 8: Do?

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Speaker 2: I can't wait to tell y'all who was I was sitting there like.

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Speaker 1: Maybe that's a bad competitive thing. If I were in a seat and there was a male producer there, I would probably have more of a combative mind state that I think I may know better than him, which is terrible. If it was a woman producer, I would probably listen more.

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Speaker 2: You know, that's because Rory making all the questions. So basically the way this worked, Rory came up with questions for drama. They would go over before every episode kind of what they would be per rapper, and I would then maybe flesh them out, print them out, put them in order or something like that or whatever. They'd come up with some different shit or talk about dates, and so it looked like they were me. So if someone wanted to check me on something, Rory had one date wrong. I don't remember who it was. He's like, I didn't do that at one. So I was like, a.

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Speaker 1: White man came up with a white man got it wrong. You guys let him in the culture. Wait which one was that we could talk about it. I don't think that breaks any NBA.

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Speaker 2: It wasn't Atlanta, so he was either tip Gezy or two chains. But it was someone's first break into something.

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Speaker 1: Oh you know what it might have been, TI, It might have been my opinion of their first break.

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Speaker 2: You think. Probably the only episode I needed to say nothing with. And you watched that live Tyler the creator, Oh my god, so much dick talk that I literally asked audible. I think Rory remembers he called me to like make sure we can't cut this out. We can't cut this out. If you will listen to the episode, y'all, there's clanking of chains like and we were like, don't edit it. You have heurs bruh it was so wild, like that motherfucker needs nothing. But other than the most nervous I was though it was Pharrell.

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Speaker 1: I was so jealous I couldn't go.

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Speaker 2: That was probably the most regal like setting. Like We're in Paris. The camera men are like, Okay, would you easy? Would you like to do? And I'm like, yo, And he's in the Louis Vatana hotel across from the fucking Louis Bitton building and he's wearing unreleased Louie to the point where his vanage was like no photos released until the fashion show, and I'm like, how should we sell this for? Yeah, but like, oh my god, bro, Like that was tough. And then I'm looking at Rory's questions. Never ever in anything he's set me was I fact checking. I'm like, is it p H A R R E?

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Speaker 8: This?

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Speaker 1: Yo? They took they took Frel's team took my questions. I had like forty questions. I think they chopped them down to one and then gave me points at Aerio. Yeah, like maybe twenty minutes before the interview, I gave drama a completely new set, a whole new podcast because they you know, I had a lot of like hip hop shit, and they really wanted, obviously to focus on Pharrell and everything he had going on at the moment with the Loule Vuitton stuff and no I had mad nerded out gangster grill shit for real, and they were.

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Speaker 2: Like, no, I do think. Like I was worried about people getting disappointed because it's a gangster girl's podcast, you know what I'm saying, Like, obviously we want to talk about Virgil and Louis, and we did, but it's like we are supposed to be talking about this moment in time. Yeah, so like who are we not to talk about you talking shit on the track and whatever. So like it was, it was tough. It was very tough because like I was so worried and am worried that people would be like, why didn't you ask this?

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Speaker 1: Yeah, you know what I mean.

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Speaker 2: And it's always that fear when you have your first thing that you ever do, Like this is my first time stepping into music. Ain't like I don't listen to music or listen to all them tapes. It's just like it's not my arena.

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Speaker 9: But did Farrell get into like the music again?

00:19:09
Speaker 7: Hell?

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Speaker 1: Yeah, absolutely. It was a phenomenal episode. But you know, Pharrell rarely sits down to do interviews to begin with, so when he is going to talk to the world, you do need to cover some more relevant stuff to give him a reason to sit there. And you know what, the announcement definitely made sense for Pharrell to do some price he didn't.

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Speaker 2: Want to leave. That was when I knew he was having a good time. That's what I loved seeing like he was on a very tight schedule because that show was coming up, and he was excited to talk to Drama and almost every single person And this is what I didn't understand about Drama, and y'all been cool with him for so long. I never realized Obviously, I've been listening to this shit since I'm a teenager. But like every single rapper thanked him for what he's done for them. Yeah, and so I think we see so much of drama. And this is the difference with like then and now. Celebrities are so accessible right now, and I don't mean some of them not only were like not a Behnce, but like Drama is the nigga that's gonna give you the fucking club set, and like be fun and he loves Atlanta. He loves throwing events like you can see him on his story or his live like he's one of those, which is great. But I wonder if that's why it didn't hit me that he was this fucking great.

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Speaker 1: Yeah.

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Speaker 2: I hate even admitting it, but I was like, wow, when Pharrell is like, I would not be who I am I am?

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Speaker 1: Yeah, But him Drama making himself so accessible is I think his genius because even like with the Whiz episode and some of the younger artists, gangster grills was already established at that time, so for them to get that type of shit was crazy, whereas Drama could have been the gatekeeper, like all right, I already did all the dedication shit. If you're not an A list artist or at a certain level in your career, I can't fuck with you. I agree, And Drama doesn't help anyone he finds talented. He will work with even to this stage to dissemb tape like, yeah, we're looking at Wiz now with Drama, but Wiz, this was not Whizz like that. When Drama decided to work with him, t I was not TI right.

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Speaker 2: In the interview, they talked about how he had to wait for a tapers something like that.

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Speaker 1: T I was not TI, so it's like you just have to be great. These people were at the beginning stages of the career, and even Wayne trying to rebrand, used Drama's mixtapes to do so, Like every icon has a story of not being an icon when Drama started fucking with them.

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Speaker 2: What's y'all's favorite gangster girls?

00:21:25
Speaker 9: M Damn, line's so easy, but I'm.

00:21:28
Speaker 2: A hoodrat, and I feel like, now you know the answer.

00:21:32
Speaker 1: It's hard not to put dedication too.

00:21:35
Speaker 7: That's fine.

00:21:36
Speaker 1: I mean it is like it's the quintessential gangster grow shit. I know that's the easy answer, but yeah, probably dedication to Chris Brown got a dope gangster grills though we're.

00:21:45
Speaker 2: Trying to get every season two Trapper died, Like damn, M.

00:21:51
Speaker 1: I almost made the first terrible parenting decision because of that phar real episode.

00:21:57
Speaker 2: What do you mean?

00:21:58
Speaker 1: I started, Oh, you almost left to Paris. I started googling, can you take a two month old on a fourteen hour plant? Gosh, br shots, does an infant need to get into that?

00:22:12
Speaker 2: Bas fucking set?

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Speaker 11: Was?

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Speaker 2: Or the boskiacht warhol jay Z performance was that week and no one knew which by the way, Uh, Vinnie, who we did Molly with my best friend is related to Voska about how I got our fucking tickets, so like it was crazy, bro, did drama? Did we tell you about how we went and partied with jay Z After.

00:22:35
Speaker 1: I was following both your close friends. I thought I was looking at tomorrow, like we get the shots now, we could get there in six hours.

00:22:44
Speaker 2: I didn't even know we were in their hotel room until like an hour in. I was like, Oh, this isn't a loft, this is just a rich hotel.

00:22:51
Speaker 7: Room like this it's another building.

00:22:53
Speaker 2: I was, this is why there's floors.

00:22:55
Speaker 1: There's a room key to this.

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Speaker 2: I said, there's no way there's this is a hotel room. And then when I went to the bathroom by the way, shout out to my dog Alex, who did all this sound for the podcast. When we left, we were like shaking, just couldn't believe. Like we fucking danced with Home and Beyonce for hours and just like had this amazing time. But I was like, can I tell you something like real ghetto shit.

00:23:15
Speaker 7: Would you steal?

00:23:17
Speaker 1: I stole the lotion that standard and the ball main lotion at the Mandrea Madre.

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Speaker 2: Sh they have money, but I was like, oh the soaps. I was like, what else they got Tampa or tampons? And then I pull out the lotion I stole. He's like, bro, he pulls out. I was like, I'm like we were like girls in the street. And then yo, he's sitting there, Alex gonna kill me. So at one point there's only jays and like sampons. What Beyonza the table is?

00:23:48
Speaker 1: I just feel like she probably doesn't have a she decides when she wants to have a period.

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Speaker 2: So like my only moment that I tell everybody my jay Z's was I was there the whole time and he had to oxcord and the moment he played Finito by Chief Keith, he was like talking to like, I don't know it was Rick Ruben, it was somebody white and famous, but anyway, he looked at me and was like, what the fuck? I was wildent guess what I smoked? And he was like, yo, okay.

00:24:22
Speaker 1: This was this was waiting to hear right hotel room.

00:24:28
Speaker 2: I wasn't ready for this, like you were ready for whatever. I just didn't think he would play this.

00:24:32
Speaker 1: He was like, it's me, how's the toll going.

00:24:40
Speaker 2: It was a great man. Mandy and I are like just in such a good place that we haven't been in a long time, you know what I mean. We've known each other since we were fifteen, and we've had so many ebbs and flows. As most people they listen to podcasts, No, but like maybe because it's the end of touring, it's not the end of our podcast. Maybe because it's the end of touring, we realized, like, why are we be beefing? You know, to the point where when we had like little spats, She's like, we getting along, Let's not do this shit. It's like, it's weird. We stay in the same hotel now, we take the same flight, we lunch together. Never did that. We see each other till the day of the show, and as much as you know, you probably had to be between some of those fights. But it feels really good because nothing, you know, let's just say I hated Mandy, right, nothing could be worse than like or nothing could be worse it, I guess, And there could be nothing as bad as what.

00:25:32
Speaker 1: We've built together, you know what I mean.

00:25:33
Speaker 2: Sure, going to each city and seeing that people telling us they've lost their virtunities because it's the show.

00:25:38
Speaker 1: And you know they're doing the Lord.

00:25:40
Speaker 2: But you got to like these are people, people that listen to us at all, late twenties thirties, Like knowing that you had trauma like that shit makes me feel really good. Men that are open to their buttles being played with. Now we're doing the.

00:25:53
Speaker 7: Lord's Wow, that's small swag? Is it is that your swag?

00:25:58
Speaker 1: I get my buttthole played with?

00:26:00
Speaker 7: Changes getting your butt hole?

00:26:01
Speaker 2: You take a tongue to the tint, right, tongue to the tank.

00:26:05
Speaker 3: That's not getting your asshole played with. She's talking about Andrew tape. She's talking about like getting talking about a.

00:26:15
Speaker 2: Little swipe like a put, like a pressure, because that's where you really start to pressure.

00:26:20
Speaker 1: But tongue just lick.

00:26:22
Speaker 2: Okay, that's as play starting slow. Once you get another five years from now, you might be scooting towards Oh.

00:26:32
Speaker 6: But you know what else?

00:26:34
Speaker 2: And this ain't me being messy, but just for some real ship, how much chemistry we have on this stage and knowing that like we could still recreate things and to be new, because like I've kind of felt like some things have been taken from us that were like special to our live shows, and that ship kind of sucks because it's just like it does, but like you don't feel good, but knowing we could still recreate and is better, Like that is something that feels good because Mandy and I got chemistry no matter what.

00:27:01
Speaker 1: Well, you guys never gave each other too much grace to think not only knowing each other forever working together, But when your work is having to talk to someone, that's like a whole extra layer because people beef with people they've worked with regardless. Now imagine when your job is to talk to each other constantly. Oh my god, it's not the best recipe to keep a friendship.

00:27:21
Speaker 2: I do believe that the fact that I wouldn't even say, like, oh, not being friends, but like the fact that when I have like a sex story and I could just tell Mandy Mandy not talked every day, it wouldn't be that good to see her reaction. And I kind of think that almost makes it more fun, Oh for sure. And now you know it's great because we get excited to tell each other stories. There are many and I have been two very tough times, like we would want to have a guest just so we wouldn't have to talk to each other on some of those moments, but like to be able to jump over that, like god damn it feel.

00:27:49
Speaker 3: But I think that because I tell Rory that a lot too, Like we don't hang out a lot outside the show, But I think that that's necessary, yes, because if we did, it'spende of time together. It's like, what do we do once were now in front of a camera?

00:28:04
Speaker 2: People that work together?

00:28:05
Speaker 1: What the heck do you guys do? No, it's fucking insane. Also, Moal doesn't hang out period, so tough to begin.

00:28:11
Speaker 2: I mean, maybe that's why I don't see you as much. I'll be honest, Rory, now that he's a dad, probably not. But like Rory is an easy one to convince to get out the house.

00:28:19
Speaker 1: I mean, listen, we're interviewing nannies. Now I might return, I might make you're back outside. I'm bringing Shorty with me.

00:28:28
Speaker 2: But yeah, oh now she's gonna be right there, Oh.

00:28:32
Speaker 1: She gonna be right there. Oh way till we're done. Breastfeeding it's right back. What it tastes like breast milk.

00:28:39
Speaker 2: It's it's weird how it comes out hot, and it's like obvious but like.

00:28:44
Speaker 1: It's it's more watery than I thought it'd be. It's like putting powdered milk in water and not staring it up.

00:28:50
Speaker 2: You've had a lot of it, you know. I've only like how to nibble.

00:28:53
Speaker 1: We work a lot and sometimes it's tough to get a meal in. So what you know, if there's stuff in the freezer, I'll just defrost it by the Lamara's bottle.

00:29:02
Speaker 2: This is when you know, when moments are like, that's my white friend.

00:29:06
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, it's my white friend. Just do you guys really think I just sit and drink breast milk?

00:29:11
Speaker 8: No?

00:29:12
Speaker 2: I do think you did some white boy shit and drink it on your own.

00:29:15
Speaker 1: Or like a Tuesday you got.

00:29:17
Speaker 9: He has to taste it, obviously taste it.

00:29:19
Speaker 2: But I think we see when you have children, you will take your everything. I need to make sure it doesn't taste like tequila. I got a pump and.

00:29:27
Speaker 1: Dog, all right. But see that's different because I don't look at my piss and go, well that's mine, Let me taste it. You're gonna taste your breast milk.

00:29:34
Speaker 2: No one drinking it unless they are.

00:29:36
Speaker 1: I didn't. It's not like I chugged it.

00:29:38
Speaker 2: Have you repeated on somebody?

00:29:39
Speaker 1: No, I'm too silly, like I would start I would just start laughing.

00:29:46
Speaker 3: It's requested, I would, yeah, absolutely, but I just can't.

00:29:51
Speaker 2: Do you find that it's been requested more like recently, Like I feel like it's more popularized in the.

00:29:56
Speaker 1: Last three years.

00:29:56
Speaker 3: It's been requested and I'm just about it's been requested by women that I've never even had an encounter with.

00:30:02
Speaker 2: Do they have a look? That's usually how it works, girls have a look?

00:30:06
Speaker 6: Do they look like wheezy?

00:30:08
Speaker 7: Oh?

00:30:08
Speaker 1: Now she said they like.

00:30:09
Speaker 2: It's just what the.

00:30:11
Speaker 1: Girl that asked me. I would have never guessed that in a million years, Like what kind.

00:30:15
Speaker 2: Of jobs.

00:30:17
Speaker 3: It's You can't really pinpoint it, like it's just I think I know when I can tell in a conversation when I'm like, okay, she would she would let me pee on her?

00:30:29
Speaker 8: What like?

00:30:30
Speaker 1: Because you say little things and you like, all right, she think.

00:30:32
Speaker 2: I would let you be on me? What No, it's.

00:30:37
Speaker 7: Not my Thing's the Patreon?

00:30:38
Speaker 9: I think you would let me do it.

00:30:40
Speaker 1: It's not really he's a vegan. He just natural juices water.

00:30:46
Speaker 2: Okay, this is not the nastiest thing. I could say because I've grown. Roy just gave me my flowers and I'm like, I have to be an executive.

00:30:51
Speaker 1: Producer about and then you deflower drama.

00:30:53
Speaker 2: Yeah, like the name of the place, I'm a come slat like I love it's really bad to the point where like all I watch I didn't know is because he's filling so many horrible I watched so much Buck.

00:31:08
Speaker 7: All right, yeah, like it's my thing that's fire.

00:31:11
Speaker 10: But at the state is that again, Matt come on her face, Bukki is like when just eight dude.

00:31:15
Speaker 1: Just now.

00:31:17
Speaker 2: The issue is like I would never Maybe it's just like my own horror phobia, like I just can't. I've never even had sex with two dudes at the same time, but I think is like one on one, Like I feel like I'm the only whole lot. Note I never did that, but I.

00:31:32
Speaker 6: You said you too, No, I said one O two wow, wow wow.

00:31:38
Speaker 1: Please.

00:31:38
Speaker 6: I feel like threeomes with women are like one on one dude.

00:31:43
Speaker 2: We're seeing that ship on Housewives and not anymore. Yeah, you.

00:31:49
Speaker 1: Walked to last lap right now and it's two women that're just like, hey.

00:31:52
Speaker 2: Where I literally had most of my threesomes.

00:31:56
Speaker 1: Lap that's become standard. We're just so desensitized, know, think we don't.

00:32:00
Speaker 2: Need steak in last night at this point, like the point that we be selling the last lap in the Soulo house.

00:32:05
Speaker 1: Got We've gotten enough three sums that was our pick.

00:32:07
Speaker 6: That's fair.

00:32:10
Speaker 7: Getting spit roasted is way more vulgar. Spit roasted.

00:32:16
Speaker 1: So I hang, y'all think he wouldn't have been the first one?

00:32:19
Speaker 7: What does that have to do with anything? What does roast two men? Bro?

00:32:26
Speaker 1: He wouldn't have been the first one through the door?

00:32:28
Speaker 7: Man Rory picture it? Yeah, the picture. It's like ikea furniture.

00:32:33
Speaker 1: It's two men.

00:32:35
Speaker 7: You build it, you're the ends of the couch.

00:32:36
Speaker 2: And places do you hang out? Where do you go?

00:32:39
Speaker 7: House?

00:32:41
Speaker 1: House, Lellow house?

00:32:42
Speaker 2: No, that's too neutral. What's that?

00:32:44
Speaker 1: What's that London Bridge ship that people talk about London Bridge?

00:32:48
Speaker 2: The power? That's tower, Stiffel Tower. Because they hold the hands.

00:32:54
Speaker 1: That's mad, gay, that's so intimate holding your man's hand when you like.

00:33:00
Speaker 7: To me, that is crazy.

00:33:02
Speaker 1: I don't know, like super instant.

00:33:04
Speaker 2: I've always I'm from the era where dudes call two men and one girl a train, which I don't think that's a train.

00:33:09
Speaker 1: I don't think that's a train. I used to. I've thus changed my death. Not a train, it's a bus.

00:33:13
Speaker 7: It's a short bus.

00:33:14
Speaker 1: It's a bus.

00:33:15
Speaker 2: Okay, well anyway, I haven't done that.

00:33:17
Speaker 1: I like, come the girl I got that. I don't like T thirty instead of three. You like what nothing?

00:33:23
Speaker 2: Come not pe? Because I feel like pe was just like really get me crazy.

00:33:28
Speaker 10: The taste of com or just like the effect of just I think it's like.

00:33:32
Speaker 1: My I don't know it's what it's definitely your brain.

00:33:35
Speaker 2: I'm like, because it's not the taste at all. It's like knowing it's happening. It's like that I did it. It's like the feel of it. It's warm, it's messy. It feels like really slutty too.

00:33:46
Speaker 1: Everything you just said is P is the same thing. He is warm, P is messy. Piece.

00:33:52
Speaker 10: Yeah, I P doesn't. It's not solidified the way it come is. And the smell of pea is crazy and it's way more.

00:33:59
Speaker 1: You put both in a beaker and like viscosity, the cleanup the cleanup her peece also like that that that post P clarity.

00:34:07
Speaker 7: You're like people with that.

00:34:09
Speaker 2: We interview on Horrible always talk about how they do it at hotels and ship Oh yeah you have. I'm like, damn, it's really that much of a mess.

00:34:15
Speaker 6: We're in the shower people.

00:34:17
Speaker 2: I've heard that too. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I don't know, like I've never just for me, pete doesn't do it. Also maybe because like thinking about the stream and like, do.

00:34:27
Speaker 1: You have a pete on a guy?

00:34:28
Speaker 2: No, I've tried to squirt with a dude that was like basically telling me to pee. At one point he was white. You knew him that that one wife for a day. He was at the live show, my first live show.

00:34:41
Speaker 9: Remember, okay, yes, So I remember.

00:34:44
Speaker 2: Like we were fucking and he like really wanted to be squirted and I was like, oh my god, I can't. I feel like I'm want to pee, which kind of squirting can feel like sometimes like you're like what is this? But he was just like, yeah, I just do it.

00:34:54
Speaker 1: And I was like, but what was that a petan?

00:35:01
Speaker 2: I don't know that was me wanting to be like.

00:35:05
Speaker 1: You wanted to do it?

00:35:06
Speaker 7: But was it in your better because that's were in a hotel Okay then yeah, And.

00:35:11
Speaker 2: I was like but then my brain was yeah, I also like you have to ride. I have a lot of issues with like the subconscious of me during sex, like if it's someone I'm like new with or not comfortable with, or a moment I'm not comfortable with, Like even if I'm gonna come really hard, I'm like, am I about to be ugly? Like I'll be having to chill out.

00:35:32
Speaker 1: I don't want to do that if I went that far into the kink game, like we would have to stay together forever, Like yeah, I can't like get in the p game.

00:35:43
Speaker 7: And this was like one on you walk away from that.

00:35:46
Speaker 1: It's like part yeah.

00:35:51
Speaker 3: Rory peas on girls, Like so you could take this closet right here, each side of the closet right here.

00:35:56
Speaker 2: It's not even that serious anymore. Bro. If Kresha is talking about if it's become like a marketing.

00:36:01
Speaker 1: Thing, no, because that's usually where I dictate my life. As far as he of, I mean, he's like, this is a standard, okay.

00:36:08
Speaker 2: Can I like, for example, there are certain things to me that are underground and then you get mainstream. Once I was hearing about this on the Shade Room, it just didn't feel like it was real anymore. It's kind of like bonded your BDSM fifty Shades of Gray ruined it. You know what I'm saying, Like you guys met Sir Marvelous or you had him on Patreon right like talking about fire play and things like that. Like obviously I remember when we were talking to him on Horrible. I'm thinking to myself like, this is the next level BDSM and this is the stuff I like talking about because we've already uncovered that on fucking Bravo when they play it. Now, you know what I'm saying, Like everything is just so condensed into mainstream shit. P is like that now, So.

00:36:53
Speaker 6: What's the new underground?

00:36:54
Speaker 2: Tell us?

00:36:55
Speaker 6: Like, what's what's the new? Oh you don't know about this yet. You ain't heard a shit unreleased? Nah, I did all that in Dubai, Like that's they've got exposed to.

00:37:05
Speaker 2: You know what? I think the new underground may come from Adam and Lenna. No, I'm gonna tell you why.

00:37:13
Speaker 1: I think it's pretty fucking mainstream right now.

00:37:15
Speaker 2: Well, I think cuckholding is something we're all like, oh my god, you can't let your man in. That's so weak, and so Adam, who's mask presenting and confident with talking about it and like being on air with his girl about it. People are gonna look at that and then realize, maybe I would like watching my girl do that too.

00:37:34
Speaker 1: Nobody's jacking that.

00:37:35
Speaker 7: Yeah, but that's not true.

00:37:36
Speaker 1: Mad people are jacket true.

00:37:38
Speaker 6: You're not jacket made.

00:37:41
Speaker 1: Adam is the only cook that we jacking the white jacket that sounds.

00:37:45
Speaker 2: I truly think we are going to see a trend after that, and I believe it's because you have to have that one person. And I'm not saying Adam and Lenna are mainstream, but it was spread around enough to where there was some conversations that started in people's houses about it. There's no way that didn't You were telling me you think in no world did someone watch that with their girl. She was like, okay, but babe, what if no one knew or don't you think it would be hot? And then what if you left the room and it was super sexy? And like, there's a way there are men that are attracted to that. I don't necessarily know if Adam is like they make money doing sex work together, but I do believe that, like you couldn't have hated it, like you have some kind of turned on to it.

00:38:26
Speaker 1: I think that there's not many.

00:38:30
Speaker 3: I'm not saying that some people will not try it, because obviously some people will. But we're not going to see a trend of married men letting their wives have sex with other men.

00:38:39
Speaker 2: We've seen swinging happen for years. For some reason, we think that's old school. That's old school. Is still someone fucking your wife?

00:38:46
Speaker 8: Nice?

00:38:47
Speaker 1: Yeah, but the way you're right, it's not gonna be I feel like that's not gonna be trendy, like the way even three sums have become trendy. I just don't see the world where men just let it. I know other men there. It's just whole trend thing who have.

00:39:01
Speaker 2: Become so trendy eating a ass suki hana fucking eat it like groceries with what was that, Jane something like. We keep hearing about ass eating to the point where we're like, this is like the pussy now.

00:39:14
Speaker 8: Oh no.

00:39:14
Speaker 1: I watched the flip phone to the iPhone. I watch men taboo of eating pussy, eating pussy being cool to then eat ass. I've watched the whole transition. I'm saying, maybe I'm praying that we just don't get to the trendy shit where another man fucking your wife is a thing because we know, we know most of the people right now are sheep and followers. So if that becomes a thing, I think there's plenty of men, especially young men, that think that is normal and okay and are going to put themselves in a position to think it's cool because it's trying.

00:39:47
Speaker 2: To give open relationships.

00:39:48
Speaker 1: I think there's mad there's mad girls now that I think, but we're three sums that never would do them because three sums are trendy and they think it's part of what needs to happen the world that we get.

00:39:58
Speaker 2: To believe that. I went on a date with a dude who told me he believes ninety percent of women he've dated or into girls.

00:40:03
Speaker 1: I said, that's not true.

00:40:04
Speaker 2: I said, what's happening is you lead the question as if you'd be turned on by it. They probably respond with, I mean I would never had one, but I'd be down, bro. If you would be down, it would have happened already. You ain't eating bitches in the fucking thirties that have been into this and it just never happened like it's happening because we're watching it happen with everybody on TV, movies, music. It seems like every girl is into this, and so when you have a guy that everybody wants, you think that's what you gotta do too. And this is why bitches can't eat us. The manly fuck you is they think they're supposed to be doing this, that you're one hundred percent.

00:40:36
Speaker 10: I have so many girlfriends that cosplay that byshit and is really annoying. I matched with the girl today, I'm like, so what, dude, like, it's not now, what's scares me?

00:40:45
Speaker 2: I think it's hot.

00:40:45
Speaker 7: You're not doing anything.

00:40:46
Speaker 1: To go against my point that I just made is I think young men are way more impressionable than young women. So if it does start to become a trend, we're doomed. You know, like China, China should just take every.

00:40:58
Speaker 2: Scared of Andrew Tate more than anybody else. I think that it's very scary because I agree young men are more impressionable. So I think when you have because people are like, oh my god, but he has so many good points, you know what I mean, Like they love that line. Hitler was a good painter or two. So I think that when you have someone that is making rounds with certain clips, right, and the things that we're mostly seeing are super sillacious and damaging that I don't want that guy to date your daughter that's watching Andrew Tate.

00:41:29
Speaker 1: Well he's I mean, he's really old and amara's only super him.

00:41:32
Speaker 2: But just the boys that are watching it, you know what I'm saying, Like these teenagers that are looking how to pick up girls or whatever their bank like the tagline is to get you to click. That's the shit that's scary. That the idea that women are disposable. You know, even in a platonic way, all of the men in this room, if treated me kindly, waited for the uber whatever it might be, making sure I'm okay. Like these are basic things. So when you're watching someone that acts like women are nothing or they're just a bunch of them ever were craving you, that's scary.

00:42:02
Speaker 1: Yeah. Well that's why I thought Andrew Tate was dangerous outside of the character he was playing in the beginning, mm hm was I understood as a character, but I thought younger men may not think this is a character and this.

00:42:13
Speaker 9: Is for dude.

00:42:15
Speaker 2: Look at fresh and fit.

00:42:16
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh, I mean that fresh and Fit and Andrew Tate to me are two totally different. Fresh and Fit is weirdos Andrew Tate. There would be value in doses. I thought the clip with Adam and Lena being at the top of every headline right now, and Andrew Tate also being at the top. Them talking, and Andrew Tates saying what he said I thought was important. Can you say he's maybe an awful person? Sure, he said, I'm not into this. This is uncomfortable. I've made mistakes my entire life of fucking women after woman after women. It's chasing a high. I only want to sleep with a woman I love. That's what I want to do now. That's what's important. This is very detrimental to a kid. Stop thinking he smoked it. But he's also a hypocrite. And you could pull up a million terrible clips about entry t There is valuable shit, especially in what we're talking about now with men being sheep. Yeah, sometimes I think we need a little dose of extra masculinity on some shit. Yeah, go be healthy, go work out, don't just live within this feminine world all the time. As a man. It's okay to be vulnerable, have emotions, but be masculine too. That's important. Masculine working out is masculine.

00:43:32
Speaker 2: Matter of fact, I said recently, somebody was like, oh, so you in a day to do with colored nails. I was like, I could do it with like a light design, and I remember your first one because I'm such a boss gat fan. I'm tattooed. You think that was the first time I saw that, And I was like, this is not weird to me at all.

00:43:46
Speaker 1: They jack and style, you know, I'm.

00:43:49
Speaker 2: Glad you got it off now, Like it's weird, but you know what you're talking about. I think the women are faulty of some of that too, Like we are in a very like the TikTok era of our lives. I hate it so much because girls are clicking this shit of like and maybe people think horrible decisions. Is someone to blame for girls believing in a certain way or thing, but soft girl life and this is how you do this and that, And I'm like, oh my god, bro, it's really ridiculous. Like the trend of personalities now is a weird thing that TikTok and this like social clip era has started.

00:44:29
Speaker 3: But that's why I don't go out no more, because when I do go out for a quick second or to an event, it's that's what the room is filled up now. Even though we're in the room, people are still living online. In the room now for sure, everybody's on their phone, everybody shooting a videoverybody's trying to create content. It's like I came outside and I'm in the internet. Now, I'm in social media. Once I go to an event, and.

00:44:55
Speaker 1: Even when you meet them in person, they are the person they learned about on the internet. Yeah, like they're trying to become their timeline of everything they think they're supposed to do. It's the weirdest It's the weirdest thing.

00:45:06
Speaker 3: And I know I sound old saying it, but I just it's I don't see how people actually have fun at some of these events.

00:45:11
Speaker 1: I don't get it. And that's where I guess politics probably started this entire thing where if you agree with one person or agree with a clip from someone, you have to agree with everything. If you're a Republican, you have to agree with every last Republican, shit Democrat, and vice versa. I think Andrew Tate is not probably the greatest person. I think there's value in certain things he says, I think there's value in the soft life women trends sure to some degree, it's how do we figure out to treat it like a buffet. Let's pick out the certain things that Andrew Tate is saying that are great. Let's pick out the soft life world of women that we think is important. The soft life can easily turn in be a bum bitch.

00:45:56
Speaker 2: Maybe it's also like not what we're not in their early twenty Maybe it's not like us right now. Maybe it's like the people will meet, but like at some point we got to aggress from social media.

00:46:07
Speaker 8: Bro.

00:46:07
Speaker 2: Like it's almost like too much, that's what.

00:46:10
Speaker 1: But that's what I was saying.

00:46:11
Speaker 3: When the whole Threads thing happened, I was like, why people talk? It's like another platform now, Like why why do you want to be on so many different platforms trying to be somebody this this character that you've created online. I just don't understand how people have time like for real life shit anymore, because it's so busy. You have to fulfill so many different platforms in this character. So when you said go out, it's like where we going? If it's like, you know, a restaurant, Okay, cool, I do that.

00:46:42
Speaker 1: I'll do dinner. But when you start seeing a party a show club, I'm cool. I'm not doing that.

00:46:49
Speaker 2: Those events have taught me to that, Like there's a reason that I like normal guys.

00:46:55
Speaker 1: Okay, it's a normal guy to me.

00:46:58
Speaker 2: It's someone that kind of like puts little bit removed from my immediate like circle or like a degree of separation. Like let's just say, if they knew you, Rory, maybe they knew you from queens, not necessarily that they were like seeing you out or something like. I don't know. It's like I'm starting to feel like I'm in a bubble that I can't escape a little bit of uh, not necessarily industry things, but like attitudes and jobs and everything kind of feels the same. And then when you start dating, you're all talking about the same shit, Like I don't really like it. Like the last three guys I've dated have worked in tech or were writers, and it was fun, you know what I mean. Like, and then I remember one of them recently said to me, like, oh, it's funny you say that because all your friends are industry my ooh quest Love and Rory.

00:47:42
Speaker 8: Like what.

00:47:44
Speaker 3: Like two people that are not I mean, and your industry friends are all crazy like Quest Love.

00:47:51
Speaker 1: And Rory the rap nerd in me is jealous, the wheeziest getting way close friends with Questlove and I've never met him?

00:47:59
Speaker 2: Is that not random? And ship? How that happened after the Roots?

00:48:01
Speaker 7: Yeah, you didn't say hi to him there? Why we were right next to him. I spoke to him.

00:48:08
Speaker 9: Because I don't know.

00:48:09
Speaker 1: I'm just not that type of person with people like that.

00:48:13
Speaker 7: Does that make sense?

00:48:15
Speaker 1: People like, Oh, yeah, like people that I grew up like really idolizing. I kind of steer away from, whereas people that I view as like my peer may be popular. No, not that, I just I don't know, Like my first initial thought to someone like that would be like, hey, I just want to say, like how much you meant to like my childhood?

00:48:39
Speaker 2: Or like I think people know me love that.

00:48:41
Speaker 1: I hope they do, but they they know, And I'm not saying with me in particular, like how many times you think people have come up to quest Love me? You really changed my life? He knows though, like he knows how many people's I'm not happy to be anything new to him.

00:48:56
Speaker 2: We were at the bookahov Shit and Miguel came up to talk to him, and between it he goes like, how you know this legend in Quest of like mad to joke like show No. Three songs. I was like, stop it to see.

00:49:10
Speaker 7: Geez got me?

00:49:12
Speaker 2: You got me?

00:49:13
Speaker 1: Yeah? Thether one yeah, then another one like I went to the Most in Eric about do concert and Most def is on like my short list of people that I would ever ask for a photo with, just because that's how much I love Yeah seen And we were backstage and it's like you want to go, say what up to Most? And I was like, yeah, never mind, he's off. I wouldn't know what what am I going to say? That's why I couldn't say the Most, Like it's just and it's a weird circumstance like if me, you and Quest went to dinner. So that's drastically different than like at Roots Picnic, it's like, hey, like I really love your drumming, Like what do you say to somebody in that environment is just.

00:49:54
Speaker 6: Say hi, I'm Rory, not like that.

00:49:59
Speaker 7: Make tik talking.

00:50:00
Speaker 2: I see what she's saying, like you don't have to just treat them, Like do you feel like you got him? For this moment of what do I say to them.

00:50:05
Speaker 7: Mine was different.

00:50:06
Speaker 10: I told Rory before I went to quest Looks, I wanted to run it by him. My friend works with President Clinton and they him and Questlove are extremely close. Him and Bill so they've done his podcast a bunch. They hang out a lot, and they had like a couple of days before the festival were just together and I just went up to him, was like, hey, like, you know, I close with the president and his team, like they they really I know he knows this, so I'm like, they speak really high of you. And I name dropped like the few people that he would know in that camp. Well I had to because that's like what made it personable. And then he was like, oh, that's like really cool. It was like it was that it wasn't like I love your mu no ship, Like.

00:50:43
Speaker 1: I know, I'm that's like I'm not going to say anything.

00:50:46
Speaker 10: I just said like, yo, like people that I am very close with that you are also very close with, Like they speak, that is a good.

00:50:52
Speaker 2: Open between Yeah, when you don't know what to fucking do, but.

00:50:56
Speaker 1: Then but the use then what is always my thought.

00:50:59
Speaker 2: With that, Like let me just be like if you weezy like that first of all, he really thinks he about bestie with his thief. Okay, that's my dog, to the point where he embarrassed the shoot out of me. I was on a flight Jet Blue, flying back right next to El cool J.

00:51:14
Speaker 1: Yeah it was nice.

00:51:15
Speaker 2: So anyway, so I texted Questler of like, oh, ship dude, whatever we were.

00:51:22
Speaker 1: In this group chat, you call him aria or just yeah, I call him.

00:51:25
Speaker 2: But I'm saying that because I feel like it's he does. He calls me, doesn't call me weezy. So an hour in the flight and I'm like, Old COOLJ is like, what's up. Yeah, me told me to say what's up to you? I was like, oh my god, oh I wanted to die. And he was like, nah, you could have said it was up to me.

00:51:44
Speaker 6: And I'm like, why do people do that?

00:51:46
Speaker 2: I was like, let me see what he said. He shows me his phone talking about my friend who's really scared to talk to you is right now to you.

00:51:52
Speaker 9: To my god, that's that's what That's what friends are supposed to.

00:51:56
Speaker 7: Good friend.

00:51:58
Speaker 2: But I'm telling you right now, if you went up to him and says wheezy or gila, he would probably take a selfie with you.

00:52:02
Speaker 1: And be like nah, but heres the thing. I also don't want to take a selfie, request love or ask him. But then like, all right, if I go up to Quest and be like, yo, I know wheezy, now what you don't, but that's you know, like I do it like that, though your Kinma would not.

00:52:17
Speaker 2: I just don't understand like conversation thinking about name dropping Roryamol in front of James. You know, I'm to a podcaster.

00:52:26
Speaker 1: I'm to a podcast.

00:52:28
Speaker 2: But you know, he didn't come up to him, so I couldn't talk to Beyonce. Alex did. But I was so easily being able to talk to Jay and Alex couldn't. He was like, bro, like I'm from Like this is I'm from New York. This is what I grew up with, not saying jay Z isn't important to all of us, but like to the degree that Beyonce was to me. It's interesting when you're an actual fan fan, it's opposite. I'll go up to anybody about like a you should an snowball.

00:52:52
Speaker 10: I would probably be more comfortable talking to Beyonce than Jay, just because of the fandom of Jay would get in the way of like having an actual.

00:53:01
Speaker 1: I think I agree with I know you would not to be quite honest.

00:53:03
Speaker 10: When I met them, I didn't. I didn't say a fucking word to Beyonce. I spoke to j for like three four seconds. It was quick, but I could like I said something Beyonce and made you changed my life.

00:53:12
Speaker 7: I was also smacked. This is that made in America?

00:53:17
Speaker 1: This this may be uh, you know, I went to therapy. I went back for one session, so I think I know everything.

00:53:23
Speaker 7: Now he's healed.

00:53:24
Speaker 1: I think this is PTSD from Maul's brother, now that I think about what happened. I've told a story before about so really quick to you. I was at the Saint Thomas Airport and I saw Maul's older brother, Biggs, and I went up to him and said, yo, I do a podcast with your brother. And he was like cool. I didn't know my brother had a put So that's where I think in my in the one that I idolized as a kid earl. Yes, this was early early. I was like, what what am I going to go up to?

00:53:54
Speaker 7: Say me up to no?

00:53:56
Speaker 1: Because Biggs was right, like.

00:53:57
Speaker 2: I thought about saying something Biggs when I was I I got I know.

00:54:02
Speaker 1: But then I have to put myself in in big shoes. He's there. I think he's with his daughter. No, no, but maybe do you like sitting there waiting for a delayed Saint Thomas flight? And if anyone that's been in the Saint Thomas airport, no matter what, it's so hard to even find to see, it's awful and just some kid is like, YO know your brother? Do people is all right?

00:54:27
Speaker 2: Bet?

00:54:27
Speaker 1: Like what do you want me to do?

00:54:28
Speaker 2: Do people go up to execs like that? Like, because your brother's not famous famous, but we know his name, we know who he is. Do people that go up to him acknowledge him for who he is? Or is it more like I need something? Maybe that's why I feel like when you're the background person and someone knows you, they probably always have their hand out like this.

00:54:46
Speaker 9: But I only look at people like big who he has an unapproachable face.

00:54:51
Speaker 1: You do too, so I guess no, I don't. Yes, I have an unapproachable face.

00:54:55
Speaker 6: Yes, yeah, absolutely, you have a resting bitch face.

00:54:59
Speaker 1: And when I met your father in Harlem, I said, oh, this is where they get it from. Really, yes, they have one too.

00:55:07
Speaker 2: I think something I even said about you is that you're so sweet and nice like that. To me, that's surprising.

00:55:15
Speaker 1: Ma is quiet if he doesn't know you, so he does come across unapproachable. But if you know Ma, he's the most approachable person. You just have to know that. But isn't it how I should be?

00:55:25
Speaker 9: Yes, I agree, but like if I don't know, you don't approach me.

00:55:28
Speaker 2: Oh, this doesn't sound racist because like you're the black one on the podcast, but you look like the dick you do.

00:55:34
Speaker 6: Really, Yeah, everybody thinks that Rory has Maul's personality and Maul has Rory's personality. Everybody think Rory's like super friendly and oh honey, because Rory be.

00:55:42
Speaker 2: Getting cun tee when he mad love that is that's my favorite. And when Rory is then like shit tongue fuck with his motherfucker out like yes.

00:55:53
Speaker 1: A big you gott to see him when TSA doesn't let him through preaching.

00:55:57
Speaker 2: Oh, I've seen Rory act like an asshole when he can't get it into something. And now, but that ship is fun to watch. It's a very white privilege.

00:56:08
Speaker 1: Oh no, one hundred percent, I'm agreeing with you. When was the last time, because I do get county pretty often I don't know where. There's plenty of examples of sure, I don't.

00:56:16
Speaker 2: Remember where I was with you. I didn't know. It wasn't the comedy store, but it was something where you strugged like like I'm just sit outside of this like and I was like, damn, it is true.

00:56:29
Speaker 1: Doing it.

00:56:30
Speaker 3: I could see it, so weezy. This whole Carly Russell thing. Now it came out that you know this, this is a this is a woman, that it was a hoax. She had the entire country praying for hoping that something wasn't wrong. This woman wasn't abducted, sex traffic organs taken from her. We didn't know what it was. But it came out yesterday that this entire thing was a hoax. They got her search history, your browser history. She's searching things like do you have to pay for an Amber alert? How to take money from a register without being caught. I don't know who she might be the first person to ever google that, how to take money from a register without being caught? Let me google it, like, I just don't understand. Birmingham bus station one way bus ticket from Birmingham to Nashville to taking a film and maximum.

00:57:21
Speaker 1: Age for an Amber alert.

00:57:23
Speaker 3: So all of these things came out and the police department have concluded that this was indeed a hoax.

00:57:30
Speaker 1: She was lying. None of this is true.

00:57:33
Speaker 3: I just want your opinion on is this what women are now doing to have a forty eight hour rendezvous with their side side niggas?

00:57:41
Speaker 1: Wow?

00:57:42
Speaker 7: True?

00:57:43
Speaker 1: Like are we giving amber alerts?

00:57:44
Speaker 3: Because y'all just need to disappear vantish and just go be with a little forty eight hours?

00:57:49
Speaker 2: Just what y'all doing. I would like to start by saying I didn't even want to talk about this because I'm gonna just say it and then we can make jokes. I was so mad at this bitch because the amount of missing black women, right, and it's like so that this was actually the biggest case i'd probably heard of. Like maybe the baby thing made it so crazy too, Yeah, but it was something that I felt like, damn, finally we're listening now. It makes me feel like shit because I'm like, oh my god, now they're gonna hate us because not saying there are more black women missing than white women, but as were, we only make up twelve and a half percent of the country. It's like proportionately larger. So I was very upset. And there are still so many missing black women. We don't prioritize them now this whole I don't know them. Be honest with you. I've done really dumb shit to go missing for a few hours. My favorite one is a fake sick mess or lost phone. And then what I've done this is real trash. Not in recent years because I have a lot more of like Kohona's, but I have like back then, I didn't know what to do. I would fake lose my phone and then send an email and be like babe, by lost phone, I'm going to get a new mobile.

00:59:02
Speaker 1: Wow. And then you still the same And then I cracked screen that you had before. Shut up it did didn't show back up with a new phone, which is stupid because I used.

00:59:09
Speaker 2: To work at T Mobile. But then I would have my homegirl because I was like, ooh, this digg is on to me and I forgot. We went on like some hoe trip to Tampa to be on some fucking rappers tour bus. This is so Dumbama with.

00:59:21
Speaker 1: The rapper from Tampa or he just happened to be in Tampa.

00:59:24
Speaker 2: No, it was like, I don't even want to say who they are. But it was like the Migos era. It wasn't Migos, but it was like that, like that kind of music back then. But so basically I was like, he going to be on to me texted and be like, hey, I just want you to like weezy. You know, you know know w Weezy's fine. She just wanted me to hit you up. Then I'll like call hang up from her phone and be like, babe, just try to call you.

00:59:46
Speaker 1: I have to go.

00:59:50
Speaker 2: And you did all that ship she.

00:59:52
Speaker 1: Could have thought, no, we really, I really was like after like the first day I said something.

00:59:57
Speaker 8: Is not right.

00:59:57
Speaker 2: I think that's one of those cries for like I don't really think it's to me when I see that, Like I've definitely And this is again when I was younger, because I think when you're younger, hell did she twenty five, twenty five nursing student. Maybe a little bit like earlier in age twenty five, I was kind of getting with it. But younger I thought that being helpless or something going wrong with me would bring a man back. Okay, So it would either be being like if I was even had a cough, I would be like, oh, my god, I'm so sick. What if I have cancer? Like I was making shit up.

01:00:28
Speaker 1: I don't know.

01:00:28
Speaker 2: I was just trying to go so far out there because you're like grasping a straws to keep a man, and honestly, we didn't probably all know a girl who's done this. I'm so sick. Oh I think you're pregnant?

01:00:39
Speaker 7: Ah this like, bitch, Yeah, yeah, I've told a baby trap story.

01:00:43
Speaker 2: Yeah, like you don't really know what to do because you kind of want to bring them back, so you think dire straits will bring them back.

01:00:49
Speaker 1: So well, I mean, let's give her credit then to evolve the game. It went from I'm pregnant to Amber alert. Now the child's actually missing hard and now I'm pregnant without a real child.

01:01:00
Speaker 2: Shut out to the people that knew she was lying from the jump, and we're like, how come nobody else in the baby?

01:01:04
Speaker 1: I don't really think this has something to do with a man. Or do we think this woman is mentally ill? Or I'll take it a step further. All of this is completely fake and those aren't even her parents, and none of this is real.

01:01:14
Speaker 2: What if there's a room that is still real?

01:01:17
Speaker 1: I think she might just had like a fucking mental episode and was just trying to get some attention.

01:01:21
Speaker 7: But she works in health, which makes that you were just she's like a nursing student.

01:01:27
Speaker 1: What does that mean.

01:01:28
Speaker 7: I'm I don't know, like I would imagine.

01:01:33
Speaker 1: I think Julian is saying she has some she has to be mentally there. She's mentally stable enough to be.

01:01:40
Speaker 2: Like, well, nobody's mentally stable enough to fight through really good dick. So maybe it isn't me because I it's definitely as many flowers as you gave me at the first half of this show, as many things that I could do. They're great boy. When Dick comes around and I dumb, I mean I you can literally fuck me accolades out of me. If you fuck me good, I might put a car my name.

01:02:02
Speaker 1: You like I get stupid, come out like rings okay, but like.

01:02:08
Speaker 2: With a bunch of hearts after fucking me, and be like, yo, that's my fucking mom, bitch was from with you.

01:02:12
Speaker 1: I'm be like, babe, well, let's bring up a list of the things she searched where on This makes y'all think that she's trying to find a way to get the dick back one way bus ticket. She's moving in with him. You're saying, the gentleman is in Birmingham, no to Okay, gotcha, Tennessee.

01:02:32
Speaker 10: It wasn't Nashville on that top ten list of most slutty sluty whatever it said most of the cheating cities.

01:02:40
Speaker 2: Yes, I don't think this had to do with cheating, though I actually don't.

01:02:44
Speaker 1: I don't think this had to do with a man at all. I think this is a very sick woman. What if you were about to go chase some dick, you're gonna google taken? Like, please explain to me why everyone keeps thinking woman has some relationship outside.

01:02:58
Speaker 2: All right, this is just a joking about the man thing. But I actually believe thirty percent of that only because I don't know if at twenty five i'd want my parents to freak out for me more than I would a man.

01:03:10
Speaker 1: Okay, you know what I'm saying.

01:03:11
Speaker 9: Like kids, maybe they would have taken his favorite movie and she never saw it.

01:03:17
Speaker 6: Okay, Google taking for ideas on how to make.

01:03:20
Speaker 2: The money out of the cash register was the thing that actually made no sense to me out of the other things.

01:03:24
Speaker 1: But sheers bored. You guys, do know the premise of taking. Yes, this woman didn't have a special set of skills, like I don't understand where the taken suit taking was going to get her to where she didn't have any skills at all.

01:03:36
Speaker 6: She wanted to look like she was the person who was taken. That's why then not Liam Neeson.

01:03:43
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's kind of funny though I understand that.

01:03:46
Speaker 2: I thought she thought she was Yeah, okay, Rory, are you too a fucking she found the kids?

01:03:54
Speaker 1: She found the kid? Yo, Liam was trying to find the kid. No, she found the kid. No, well she didn't. They taking one big Emberal.

01:04:02
Speaker 6: Wanted to make it seem like somebody was setting her up. She wanted the kid. Oh I saw a kid on the high lawn girl, yes, like, oh, so that's she can go and pick the kid up. And somebody took her, which is what everybody thought.

01:04:13
Speaker 2: She but everything. I believe that maybe we've heard that happened before.

01:04:17
Speaker 9: That she got that idea, Yeah, that happened, like luring them into the car.

01:04:21
Speaker 10: They said she had a small injury on her lip and one hundred and seven dollars in cash in her right sock.

01:04:27
Speaker 1: Nice.

01:04:28
Speaker 2: A small injury on her lip.

01:04:30
Speaker 7: Yeah, you know, I think it's probably.

01:04:35
Speaker 6: I think all of this is fake. The searches. The searches give it up. It's like when you're trying to like, like if you want to stage a fight and you I just come in here and I just start breaking everything and like laying blood in specific places. That's what those searches look like to me, like.

01:04:50
Speaker 1: I'd taken away from the genius of that bitch and gone Girl. They even bring up gone Girl in this scenario. What where in the Amber alert? If that's the decoy to get abducted? Would you want to search Amberler? This is the worst screenplay I've ever That's.

01:05:06
Speaker 6: Why I think it's how do you fit?

01:05:07
Speaker 2: Do you have to pay for Amberlert? What does that mean?

01:05:09
Speaker 7: You can't? You don't pay for her like a subscription?

01:05:12
Speaker 2: No, I know, but I don't understand why that was.

01:05:14
Speaker 1: She said, I have a monthly description the Umbre Alert. No, she wanted to lose kids that much.

01:05:18
Speaker 3: She searched, what's the maximum age for Ambler? Meaning if she goes missing? Will there be an Amber alert put out for her? Meaning like she may not want to be found?

01:05:27
Speaker 6: She searched, Also, can you pay for an alert, but she brought.

01:05:30
Speaker 1: Up an actual life life alert.

01:05:32
Speaker 7: No life alert, I'm the crazy.

01:05:35
Speaker 2: No, there's an elderly if an elderly person is missing. It's also a color.

01:05:38
Speaker 1: It's life alert if a person is missing. Yeah, I had it on my phone recented COVID butter Scott's brown.

01:05:44
Speaker 2: I think it was something that it was almost great.

01:05:46
Speaker 6: Yeah, it might be it might be cold silver or something like silver alerts.

01:05:50
Speaker 2: That's it.

01:05:52
Speaker 1: So, you guys think that the amber alert she wanted for herself, not for the toddler. That wait first, then was she needed.

01:06:00
Speaker 6: Heard the top?

01:06:01
Speaker 2: Does she need for her stage?

01:06:02
Speaker 1: How does this woman hold on? You guys think? You guys think she had to make up in her head a toddler existing and amber alert searches were for herself, not because she's.

01:06:12
Speaker 6: Search what's the maximum age for an amber alert?

01:06:15
Speaker 1: Old enough?

01:06:17
Speaker 2: She was too old to have an amber alert because she's saying, there's going to be a missing person report on me, But what about an amber alert? No, I thought she was saying phone because he's gonna be looking for me.

01:06:26
Speaker 1: I thought she was looking for information of what age she wanted to make this kid when she.

01:06:30
Speaker 7: Called nine one that might be the kit.

01:06:32
Speaker 1: I don't think I'm as no, I know, I think I'm right a lot. I think.

01:06:37
Speaker 2: Right now that might be a good one because she did call nine one one yo. We need to hear that tape.

01:06:41
Speaker 1: Why do you think she would be the Amber alert? It's the kids she made up. They released the tape already of her speaking to thee Yeah, did sound good.

01:06:49
Speaker 2: It was so good, I mean believable.

01:06:51
Speaker 7: Sorry, it was funny.

01:06:53
Speaker 1: Notes the way the way it was described, because I was listening to it while I was looking at Amara. She was like describing what you would think a baby would look like, but it was the highway. It's like, yeah, I don't think they have pants on, looks like just a diaper. I'm like, yo, did you really think this through? No baby is walking around on the highway with a diaper? Just chilling. Also, is this a story?

01:07:21
Speaker 2: What do you to talk about?

01:07:22
Speaker 3: It's a story because of what Wheezy said. There are black women that are abducted in missing No.

01:07:27
Speaker 1: Those don't ever actually make nobody Why you think it's conspiracy? Just it's it's bullshit. Let's say the baby makes it the story, that's what makes it the story.

01:07:38
Speaker 2: Trafficking cases. Normally we don't have like a a tracking other than a text message of someone feeling uncomfortable. It's never this elaborate. It's never the families hearing them scream.

01:07:49
Speaker 1: I've seen some of them.

01:07:50
Speaker 2: I was almost gonna work on a podcast about missing black women. Didn't get approved, and uh huh, no one cares for real, Like they maybe they didn't feel like people woul connect to this enough.

01:08:01
Speaker 1: I don't know, there could be.

01:08:02
Speaker 2: It could be a plethora of other reasons, but specifically in the person fighting for them was telling me, like, people don't feel like the story. She didn't use the word sexy enough, but like good enough for like dramatic enough to make a movie from. Because it's probably someone they know a lot of ubers and normally when I get it an Uber this was something only in Atlanta, I remember declining. So I get a lot of ubers where someone's picking me up and it ain't the person on the thing, but like we're in such a busy city in New York, I'm like, whatever, this niggag got a license. You need to make some money, you know what I mean? Uber eats too. Maybe they send someone to do it, and I'm like, I know how.

01:08:41
Speaker 1: Hard it can wait.

01:08:42
Speaker 3: That's happened to you with the driver. I've just seen it web each that happens all the time, Like the person on the app is not the person, right, It's happened.

01:08:50
Speaker 2: Once or twice with the driver, But like maybe and this is maybe my fault. I just didn't feel as unsafe because the car matched. I don't know. In Atlanta three three, the first fucking three that I called were not the driver, and I kept declining it because I heard that it's a high human trafficking area and so just you know, learning about those people that were trying to do the show, they were telling me like, there's really no document of it because the second it happens, it's done. I know Uber and LYFTUF tried to implement something where you hit the SOS button, but even then, I think what we need though, because of all the people that have been missing, especially women, I think there's got to be something where you can have an option to keep your location on when the phone is off.

01:09:33
Speaker 1: There is one for the iPhone right now, what is it like if your phone turns off.

01:09:37
Speaker 2: I don't know if it has to be like with the latest models.

01:09:39
Speaker 1: But if your phone turns off to find my location still on.

01:09:42
Speaker 2: That's really good.

01:09:43
Speaker 1: Yeah, But I mean I think this would be a non story if it was true. Let me not even get my conspiracy bag. If it was true, let's just say that this mentally ill woman pretended to see a toddler and came back. That's the story. If a black woman actually disappeared in the scenario, I don't really think we'd hear about it. It may hit local news, but the fact that journalists looked at this case and was like, this sounds fake and we saw what the Jesse Smolet shit did. This is now going to be our twenty four hour news cycle for the next week. No, but it was so fishy in the beginning that journalists were like, well, now we have content for another week. If this was a woman that actually they disappeared, I was gonna say the baby, the.

01:10:27
Speaker 3: Fact that a woman said she saw a baby walking by it, so a girl stopped.

01:10:32
Speaker 2: Helpful missing it, because he still thinks that the baby is the reason she stopped. But I think what you're forgetting about, even if it is conspiracy, like we're louder, And by that I mean people that care about black people, not even just black people, people that want to be social justice worries. People are loud about telling you something's going on and wrong, And I really think that that's why the story's big. I mean, I remember the second I saw it, I sent it to maybe five people. You know you have you send your memes to, like how a few people Like I was like, oh my god, okas, like just sent it right just because I'm trying to share it just to talk about it. I wasn't even the person that reposted it, because shit, I guess I don't know, but yeah, like, did you not share it when you saw it?

01:11:14
Speaker 3: I shared it with somebody sent it to me, and I was like, damn, that's fucked up. Okay, See, so you read the caption like a woman saw a baby.

01:11:21
Speaker 1: Yeah, where's the woman now? But you guys also know that, like the real journalists talked to the precincts and the cops before information that we ever get. I think everyone knew immediately this was bullshit. And because it was bullshit, now we are going to make sure this is in the news cycle. We're going to say we don't know what happened, even though they know damn near down to the fucking Summarine. They ben knew that that summarine explos Okay, so you're I'm.

01:11:47
Speaker 2: Saying, I'm saying, if he is the conspiracy theory, the journal the media is using it as.

01:11:52
Speaker 1: I think a couple of things can be true. But let's say that there wasn't a conspiracy and a black woman just disappeared on the side of the highway and it really looked like a black woman disappeared on the side of highway. This is not a new story.

01:12:04
Speaker 7: Nope, new I think.

01:12:06
Speaker 1: I think. I think journalists get the nine one one calls before us. They talked to every investigator way before we get to see anything, and everyone all said, yeah, this is bullshit. And we haven't talked stopped talking about Jesse Smilette in five fucking years. We got a new one.

01:12:23
Speaker 2: People do like so easy stories, though, did y'all watch?

01:12:27
Speaker 1: And we love true crime shit? Even my I admitted I was wanted the Netflix series. The moment I saw the headline, I was like, Okay.

01:12:33
Speaker 2: Oh, I love a good Netflix documentary. I was actually going to bring one up because they started talking about it was it was the girl whose parents they were trying to make the parents looked like they were bad, and the mom killed herself. What's wrong with Sarah?

01:12:44
Speaker 1: Something like that, I'm now he's wrong with Sarah, but Sarah.

01:12:48
Speaker 2: It's basically this show about this white girl who had some weird disease and her parents were fighting for her to be in the hospital and the only thing that could help her was kennemine And so the next hospital she was having in severe shakes and keatemine therapy worked. What ended up happening.

01:13:05
Speaker 7: Watch Who Killed Sarah?

01:13:07
Speaker 1: Is that it no no who killed Sarah?

01:13:09
Speaker 6: Something different.

01:13:10
Speaker 2: So basically what happens is the hospital, the next hospital they went to. I guess the hospital can take your kid from you if they think that you're doing them wrong. And the mom was so depressed about what was happening to her kid. She couldn't believe it was taken from her. That she fucking killed herself. So the daughter is in the documentary talking about how much her mom loved her. They have recordings like please, mommy, I want to see you, and I miss you, and like literally she killed herself the day the judge told her that she couldn't hug her in the courtroom, killed herself. So a journalist starts to find stories that are similar, right, because there's so many holes in what's going on. Journalists are just super attracted to things that aren't fleshed out, and they all want their big break. So maybe it's not a conspiracy more than it's like, oh, I want to break the story. That's how journalists end up getting super paid. How many fucking writers do we all know in some news outlet if you broke a story. I mean, look at Sylvia, you know what I mean. Sylvia Obell's who I'm talking about. Like, I think I've heard about her from BuzzFeed right, follow her online, you know when you're Internet friends with somebody. But after I saw that shit on the cut, I was like, wow, now I'm wowed by you. Not saying I'm not trying to say she wasn't a great journalist before, but there's always a piece that makes people know your name. Now. She didn't obviously have to get some bullshit to get that, but like, that's what journalists want to do, That's what news reporters want to do. So more than it's conspiracy, it's the fight of getting the most followers in their world.

01:14:40
Speaker 1: And That's kind of my point, because what's going to break a journalist a black woman actually disappearing or a black woman lying about disappearing.

01:14:48
Speaker 2: Who broke the fucking lie first? Who was ballsy enough to say she was a liar.

01:14:52
Speaker 1: But either way, that's going to get more coverage. But that's slippery.

01:14:55
Speaker 3: That's a slippery because nobody could have publicly went out and said this is bull ship.

01:15:00
Speaker 1: She's lying.

01:15:01
Speaker 2: Well, was on the air, he would.

01:15:03
Speaker 3: Because you it's like, if she's not lying, you know how crazy you look. It's like, basically you flagging off black women disappearing.

01:15:10
Speaker 2: I hold you, I was fighting for Jesse for AMENI yeah.

01:15:13
Speaker 1: Oh no, I knew that. I knew that before I was. But that's not that's true in our podcast world if we look crazy lying about something. The biggest news people on earth lied about BEng Ghazi for years and all are still the top news people of all time. That only happens to us if we go out on a limb and say someone's lying and they weren't. Our careers are over the top. News people lie to our faces every day, it comes out the truth, and then they move on to the next thing.

01:15:43
Speaker 2: I think was about to do or say, how the fuck do you lose that job when everybody loves you?

01:15:50
Speaker 7: I know he was not love he was internally viewers.

01:15:54
Speaker 2: It doesn't matter if it was internal, the viewers love you.

01:15:57
Speaker 1: His problem, I think in the news game was there's mad people that hate Tucker and then there's a lot of people that love him. Don was kind of hated by everybody, yet he needed to pick a side. He's what news should be. You should just be unbiased and kind of go with whatever the topic is and then form your opinion. That's not what news is now. Don need to stay on one fucking side and shut up, like either serve this side or serve this side. Stop being in the middle on stuff.

01:16:23
Speaker 2: Do you know? I thought that wish is it should do something to Andy Cohen because that video of him like touching on the black dude came out and I was like, oh my god, they trying to take him down. Like I really was thinking, like what does this mean? Like now I'll play my conspiracy back, like we all love Andy Cohen. You know what I'm saying.

01:16:38
Speaker 1: He's a gay single dad, you know what I mean? Did all that shit?

01:16:41
Speaker 2: Like now there's this video of him.

01:16:44
Speaker 1: He was.

01:16:44
Speaker 2: I remember it was Pride weekend in New York and he was touching some black dudes nipple and people were like, oh, now he's praying on young men. First of all, he's not that old. He's rich and cute. We should only be.

01:16:57
Speaker 1: So lucky to get him, all right, now that you say that, So we have this segment now the same way Biden was just sniffing that baby's hair.

01:17:06
Speaker 3: The other Oh man, that's why they really put this story out to distract us from that cocaine they found in the White House.

01:17:12
Speaker 1: My gosh, that that news just completely disappeared. That's a non news story to me, that White House or Biden's I think that's a non news story on both sides.

01:17:21
Speaker 2: But I'm gonna be honest with you.

01:17:26
Speaker 1: Do you want to eat her?

01:17:27
Speaker 2: You're saying like I'm saying when I meet her, like I feel like your kid. I'm gonna be like, I want to eat Not really, but I'd be like, oh, you know, it's just.

01:17:37
Speaker 10: A little Yeah, it's a noble you're hanging out with in Paris and playing poker with, talking about eating babies.

01:17:43
Speaker 2: And ship hold on that just because I joined the Illuminati doesn't mean that you need to get my bees.

01:17:49
Speaker 1: How you eat your baby. Your lifestyle is your lifestyle. But to keep your paid dues up with the illuminati, you're not going to sacrifice tomorrow not find another baby.

01:17:59
Speaker 2: But maybe like he had that, I just want to fight for sleepy Joe. But I mean it was fucking weird. The only thing I could think is, like I smell babies all the time.

01:18:08
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, yeah, but it's not as weird if you do it well because I'm a woman, yes, yeah, he's not an old white man.

01:18:15
Speaker 2: Yeah, I guess that's fair.

01:18:17
Speaker 1: I just also like, don't if you don't know that baby, And like if you're the president of the United States, like maybe.

01:18:23
Speaker 7: Just a baby baby exactly, Like there's like.

01:18:25
Speaker 1: Little things I think just that come with the job. If you're going to be the president of the United States, I think you forget you don't pay your taxes. I don't go. It's just like, maybe don't stiff.

01:18:33
Speaker 2: A baby, don't pickure your text, just don't do that. There's no way. He just I think that they act like maybe because you're not a celebrity, you can't imagine like cameras being all over you for the rest of your life. Like for example, like super big celebrities, right, like I Kim Kardashian, She's constantly watching herself, she's posing, she's doing this. Maybe Joe is too old to remember his job.

01:18:55
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's why you shouldn't be.

01:18:57
Speaker 2: We got to get him out of there. But if it comes to fucking to say this or Joe, I'm picking the fucking motherfucker who's sleep.

01:19:03
Speaker 1: If this case, if this case happened in Florida and not Alabama, I would one dred percent conspiracy somehow Desantius is involved in this, Oh yeah, taking the black woman down, because I'm curious where this is going to manifest itself into the campaigns that are about to start. Somehow her name is going to be dragged in somehow. And if for parents are crisis for actors on this one, because I'm trying not to be that person. If her parents aren't crisis actors, if that's your family member, are you getting on the news? I have fears, Like I have a few cousins that have Facebook where I'm like, oh, yeah, you went a little too right, And it scares me sometimes that like when the news comes out with like mass shooter that loves you believe I'm like that. I can see my cousin doing that. I'm never getting on the news to talk about that.

01:19:50
Speaker 2: After after my lind my mom's believes every time someone calls her about a free cruise that they're not trying to get her social like old people don't grasp.

01:19:59
Speaker 1: So after that happens to dear mom, are you getting on the news and talking to everyone? No point is family.

01:20:05
Speaker 2: Many probably were really believing their daughter, not looking at the signs. They're not on social media seeing everyone says she's trash. They're on the phone with the police thinking their daughter's missing. They're freaking out. She comes home, probably does a whole act. You know how many times I've lied to my mom when I was a kid right now too. Yeah she still believes me.

01:20:23
Speaker 9: Yeah, but I'm not being going for a couple of days and just popping back up.

01:20:26
Speaker 3: That's it, Like, what's the first thing you say to your parents surprised?

01:20:32
Speaker 2: Maybe she gonna say she's blindfolded. I don't know, but I think they probably believe her. And you remember when they said the mom was like I couldn't even touch her, kiss her. I had to give it a second, Like maybe the police were like, hey, when she comes back, be soft, Like, I don't know. I do think that if if it was our kid, You're the only parent in the room, right, yes, as a father, I don't know, you might just be like everybody, fuck everybody but my kid.

01:20:59
Speaker 7: Sorry, well that last part.

01:21:00
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm wait, hold on, I'm saying everybody but my kids. I know you wanted to eat tomorrow now. I was just curious. Oh sorry, sacrificer, you know you might be like, should my kids right?

01:21:10
Speaker 2: Everybody's ship?

01:21:11
Speaker 1: Yeah?

01:21:12
Speaker 8: You know.

01:21:12
Speaker 1: I would feel afterwards though, because as a parent, when she comes back, you just want to make sure she was okay. And then when things started adding up, I feel very weird about myself, like, damn, I raised a sociopath. What does that say about me?

01:21:25
Speaker 2: Oh my god, bro, murderer? Parents are they just sitting there like yo, like drink too much?

01:21:32
Speaker 1: Because I mean, listen, there's people have mental health issues, there's chemical imbalances, don't get me wrong, but at the end of the day, there is some influence from your parents if you do some ship.

01:21:42
Speaker 2: Also, we all gettrusive thoughts like for no one that's ever heard this. It's basically like my biggest interest in thought that I always get is leaning over a balcony when I start thinking, well if I jumped, like if I fell, would I die? Like how would happen? I have similar things like that because how our friends, cause you're weird, but like I think we've talked about ours, but like, yeah, you kind of think of what would happen if I did this, or what if I jumped in front of the car or something like that. I think kin to hurt, Yeah, we know that, but you're like, oh, you see this flash of it.

01:22:13
Speaker 6: Yeah, you kind of want to feel to experience it.

01:22:16
Speaker 1: I think everybody has.

01:22:18
Speaker 2: It in them. I think that just some people are looney tunies.

01:22:20
Speaker 1: I have never thought about jumping in front of them. I don't think much thinking about doing it, but you stuff, I wouldn't have to do anymore one. Yeah, I just think about my to do list and my deadlines, where like, oh, I could just jump now there's no more deadline. Thoughts, that's a deadline. That's a deadline right there, and final deadline. Yeah, that's final. It is a deadline. Yeah, you go meet a deadline for sure.

01:22:40
Speaker 7: That drive by fear that we've discussed.

01:22:42
Speaker 1: That's a fear that's not that's.

01:22:44
Speaker 10: What anytime you see the intrusive thought, anytime you see in the car late at night and there's black people in the car, I'm like, oh my god.

01:22:50
Speaker 6: I'm gonna intrusive thought is like you're walking on the stairs and you're like, I should just jump to the bottom, like I should just throw myself.

01:22:55
Speaker 1: What I do think about the control I have on my life, Even when I'm having a car I'm like, I could literally just take one wrong left going seventy right now, like just one little inch, but you just got that leaves and I could ruin everything. It's a weird feeling. If you're standing on a balcony too, it's like that I couldn't just fall dat Jesus was. I don't think we're weird in thinking that way.

01:23:17
Speaker 10: I was on my fire escape going down the lad the stairs and you know they don't update those stairs, like they're just an old wrought iron and the stairs snapped and my foot like jammed into the next one and I like kind of sprained my hinky toe whatever.

01:23:30
Speaker 7: But I had that thought. I was like, this whole thing could just collapse and I'm like, six stories up.

01:23:36
Speaker 2: I was having a lot of those thoughts when the Miami Building fell down.

01:23:38
Speaker 7: Oh same.

01:23:40
Speaker 2: I was getting scared, bro, because you're building similar No, just buildings, just old buildings. Like, Bro, I know we live near each other. She's old. Bro, Like, I do you remember what my apartment got fucked up? I don't know if anyone remembers this, but maybe you do editing. Yeah, I came back from LA one day. Me and Nina, who's my dog, walk in my bedroom and the fucking ceiling was all and I was like, Okay, well, not gonna deal with this tonight, and I went and stayed at the Public But I'm gonna tell you right now, I think about sleeping in my bed even though they fix the fucking roof, and I'm like, it's gonna come down. It's gonna come down. Basically what happened was my building is old brick building. Apparently bricks can fall when they've been exposed to so much water and snow, and over time they just push and push and push down. Now, yes, it could take fifty or one hundred years.

01:24:30
Speaker 1: But this might be a forty nine.

01:24:33
Speaker 2: The Lower east Side is one of the Oldes neighborhood.

01:24:34
Speaker 7: In all of our buildings, our buildings are pre war buildings.

01:24:37
Speaker 1: Yeah, they're all old school. Walking the housing projects in New York City, Yeph all bricks.

01:24:41
Speaker 2: WoT project we live in. But me and Julian are two different type of pep. I just want to say, Julian moved to the Lower east Side. I had a different energy than meet.

01:24:49
Speaker 1: No, I just can't afford to do as both represent two different sides of the Lower east Side. Think you're both Elios, but you're different. That's why elis you run into Sony How.

01:24:58
Speaker 10: How you're just say you give santacon, babe, I've never been he definitely does, but.

01:25:04
Speaker 2: You give the energy, but you give them Okay, Well I've never sucked two guys in the threesome, but I give the energy that I would. Apparently Mall thinks I'd let.

01:25:12
Speaker 1: Him pee on it.

01:25:13
Speaker 7: I didn't put that on your jacket.

01:25:15
Speaker 8: Like what, what?

01:25:16
Speaker 7: What's the argument you're making?

01:25:17
Speaker 2: Roy?

01:25:18
Speaker 1: You you are scared when you see black men in a car and then he gets aroused. That's the difference right there?

01:25:27
Speaker 2: Wait, what lies person of I? You are the.

01:25:33
Speaker 1: High brow? I think you look above the regular L e S type people that go to the bars, whereas Julian thinks he's one of those people, but he's not. Wow, you guys are the same but view ship differently.

01:25:46
Speaker 6: What do you mean?

01:25:47
Speaker 1: Wait?

01:25:47
Speaker 6: Wait?

01:25:47
Speaker 1: Wait what am I I'm.

01:25:48
Speaker 2: Sweet do the same thing, but I think I'm better.

01:25:50
Speaker 7: Yes, I'm a bar. I love a ship dive bar.

01:25:53
Speaker 1: You think that you are one of the L. E S people that goes to the dirty bars and hangs out, but you are actually Weezy. Wheezy just knows she's better than everyone there and goes to hang out with Questlove and Bunby and Taylor Swift. She knows she's above these people when she goes to this place. You think you're one of the community, but you're both above. You both think you're about.

01:26:13
Speaker 7: Peter the line of both.

01:26:14
Speaker 2: That why we go to last laugh.

01:26:16
Speaker 10: I really I don't go to last because I don't like I don't like spending nights out with industry people.

01:26:24
Speaker 7: I hate it. I don't want to. I don't like running into people that are in the scene.

01:26:29
Speaker 1: Did he not just prove my point exactly?

01:26:31
Speaker 7: No, I'm saying you both were you.

01:26:34
Speaker 1: I know I sounded crazy until he explained it for me. Okay, you know you think you're part of that. No you're not. You're the industry person. President she at least acts you just referred to President Clinton. Is Bill?

01:26:48
Speaker 7: What his name is? Fucking Bill?

01:26:50
Speaker 1: That ain't homie like what you're talking about?

01:26:53
Speaker 7: See more than you.

01:26:54
Speaker 1: I don't want to see tried.

01:26:59
Speaker 7: Like, well, my point is I like doing normal shit like that.

01:27:03
Speaker 1: How's that weird?

01:27:03
Speaker 7: How does that make me? I'm well aware that this is a whole thing, this is a scene. This is all again because this.

01:27:09
Speaker 2: Is the truth. The Lower east Side people that actually go to dives are going to bars we barely know. You know me times I've been like you hang.

01:27:14
Speaker 1: Out there when I talk to some random white guys so much time in house.

01:27:17
Speaker 10: My favorite dive bar is like I'm never gonna say it on the air, but it's right there and I will never talk about it.

01:27:22
Speaker 7: Iggis No.

01:27:25
Speaker 1: Yeah, you're still proving my point.

01:27:27
Speaker 6: Does the Lower east Side really have like that? Real dive bars, like real Lower east Side.

01:27:32
Speaker 1: Dives is a great page.

01:27:33
Speaker 2: And if you guys want to like find some bars you've never heard of, like, definitely go support those bars because the pianos and kind regards. They're already getting so much money to flooded into them points and a lot of these other bars like have been there for years, like just take a walk like most I mean, I've lived in Lower East Side a long time and I've got to learn from people that are from there, which interestingly enough, are mainly Puerto Rican, Indian and Chinese. But always see is white boys, Like it's weird, or like the white girl that's like, oh my good, yeah, like my parents, my first apartment, like they're living there.

01:28:04
Speaker 10: It's weird because the people I feel, like like in my building, like in near building, Like it's the people that live in the neighborhood aren't the people that go out there, like the twenty two year old to college girls, like the white scene. Those aren't the people I see at like in the day when at daytime at noon on a Wednesday, when I'm going out to hit the bodega or like grab something or go to the gym, I don't see those people. It's when the son goes down and they all just fucking pack outside of like.

01:28:29
Speaker 7: Hair of the Dog or some shit. Yeah no, shit don't live over there. They're all coming from Murray Hill and Fie Eye.

01:28:35
Speaker 1: And I think as two industry people in Jersey, it kind of gives you a stat to say I live in L e S even though you're just like me and should just move to New Jersey like the rest of us. It's convenience, Yeah, but I think that that when you talk to other industry people like, oh, no, I still you know, I'm an l S STO.

01:28:56
Speaker 10: I lived in Brooklyn for like three years before I moved to Els. I's got a good deal on a spot.

01:29:01
Speaker 1: At least wheezing feels inferior. I just think you think you're part of the community.

01:29:06
Speaker 7: No, what Y stop about the therapy.

01:29:10
Speaker 2: I just want to say, he's right, you know, walk downstairs. I could be on my way to a diver.

01:29:17
Speaker 1: And be like, oh, what trash. I think that feeds. I think that feeds Wheezy's ego to live in L e S and go to those die bars and just look and be like, oh, it's nice to be around people and better.

01:29:29
Speaker 2: Than I'm gonna be honest, even when I do drugs. I'd like talking shit about people on the like when me andso like I think my job was over here and I was like, look at these people, it's so much you're like clenching their jaws. Shit, you're like, bro, Like, I subscribe to the Zoos network and then I'll be the first person that might reply on Hollywood and look at this Phil. You guys are supporting this.

01:29:50
Speaker 1: All right, Well, let's get into some voicemail real quick. Yeah, after that conversation, let's guide our listeners into relationships.

01:29:57
Speaker 10: Uh, because of Weezy's here, I feel like we should lean into more of the relationship stuff. Hell yeah, if we don't anyway, right, but this is a this is a fun one to start with.

01:30:08
Speaker 8: It's up, y'all.

01:30:09
Speaker 5: My name is Ryan, and I'm calling in about a situation that's been going on for about four or five months at this point. So I'm in my mid twenties and I recently connected with my I guess I had a crush on the same girl from the time we were kids, but life kind of took us in different directions and she never really gave me the time day when we're kids. But we've connected as adults and we've kind of we're a really good I guess compatible. I guess our personalities and our lifestyle is compatible with each other, so she'll come down. We live in different cities, but she'll come down and spend two or three days out the week with me because she has to come down for work trips, and we've been doing that for about four or five months at this point. The reason why it's in issues because she's coming down to see me while she also has a boyfriend that she's been with her about four or five years.

01:31:01
Speaker 8: It's kind of even messier because I got a full scholarship to get my masters in the area where they live. She wants to continue this whole thing, even though logically, I know it's going to get messier with us being closer together and more least don't sit right with me or compatible. We have all these things in common, but I don't think it can work on these circumstances. She keeps saying she's gonna break up with them. I know that shit isn't going to happen.

01:31:28
Speaker 2: I know that's good.

01:31:29
Speaker 5: My question is, even if you know someone's the right fit for you, how much do you put up with that shit to.

01:31:36
Speaker 8: Make it work?

01:31:38
Speaker 2: You don't, and then they come back. That's the truth. Nobody is going to stop doing what they say like, oh my god, I'm gonna break up, but you keep sucking her, you keep allowing her to do it. And it's just like what you allow is what she's used to something already. You know what I'm saying. If I keep stealing from a store, then I never get caught at why would I stop? Like, unless you let her go and let her miss you and let her realize that she can't have you unless she breaks up with him, she won't And if she doesn't come back to you, then it wasn't meant to me anyway. But nobody's that fucking compatible.

01:32:14
Speaker 1: You don't want you don't want it, You don't want you don't want her. You don't want a girl like that?

01:32:17
Speaker 2: How you get them? How you lose?

01:32:18
Speaker 1: Yeah, you don't want to me. You don't want a girl like that.

01:32:20
Speaker 3: You're dealing like that, And because that's just it started out with the wrong energy. It started, it started out with the wrong energy. It's not worth it. Just let it go and focus on meeting somebody, somebody new and.

01:32:35
Speaker 2: Shout out to you having a master's scholarship. That's a big deal. And guess what else comes with that?

01:32:41
Speaker 1: New bitches at?

01:32:43
Speaker 7: Yeah, he was always though school.

01:32:46
Speaker 2: Julian New Neighborhood. God damn.

01:32:48
Speaker 7: It depends on the program.

01:32:50
Speaker 1: And even women that are also getting their masters you can meet in class.

01:32:55
Speaker 2: Trash.

01:32:56
Speaker 1: No, it's suggesting they were better, he said, there are whoror I did.

01:33:01
Speaker 7: His horror is fucking wild.

01:33:03
Speaker 1: Maybe it was always my lack of confidence that I never thought a girl that was cheating on her boyfriend with me like I was some anomaly in that capacity. No, you're You're just a cheater. You didn't just decide to cross the line because I'm so No, you just you're a cheater.

01:33:21
Speaker 6: That's one that if you were that ill, she would have left him for you, like if Yeah, sometimes that happens in the girl as in a cheater, she just falls in love with someone else. She would have left dude, unless I don't know, are you financially stable? Homie?

01:33:34
Speaker 2: That was just gonna say something, and that question you asked the only time I'd ever cheated and really kind of just stepped out. He was better. I just thought I was in a better place because he was more financially stable, and I thought long term it would be a better scenario. But the other guy was better in every way more attractive, more funny, more compatible. But I was like, oh, where can this go? And it was almost like the married woman mentality where it's just like, well I'm safe here, yeah, you know, which was crazy because like I make my own money, so I don't even know why I didn't just leave.

01:34:08
Speaker 1: But you want to you want somebody else's money. You don't want to spend.

01:34:10
Speaker 6: Yours, okay, security, you don't want to what you want to be the breadwinner in that relationship.

01:34:16
Speaker 2: Eat, that's true. This is different. And I've been saying this on Horrible a little bit, but I want to tell you all about it because this is the answer. Our taste levels were exactly the same at A friend recently tell me that his taste level with women is how he knows whether he wants to push it or not. So the best example he was like, for example, so I've been to Japan, right, and there was like I went out with that hadn't been but he was like, oh shit, did you do a robot show? Did you get to go to Osaka or Kyoto?

01:34:49
Speaker 1: So like, you get it.

01:34:50
Speaker 2: So we're on the same vibe, we understand the same things. That's taste level, right, you don't have to have been there to have gotten it. So I think that my ex and I at the time had this same taste, and I thought there was a lot better of a future for us. So I think that, like when you were meeting people just as a single person listening, you gotta really look for that. Nigga told me that he knew maybe long term we wouldn't work, because he's like, Nigga, we both got money. I love going to some country farmland shit on vacation, and you love the beach in metropolitan cities. No matter how much more money we get, I'm gonna look like Kanye Wyoming and you're gonna want to be in Sanchope and that's just never gonna work.

01:35:28
Speaker 1: I was like, damn, because it's backs right, yeah, And what is this? What does this girl really think. Let's hypothetically say her man is a bum and she likes this guy because he's about to get his master's and he's probably a better option. Does she really think that the smarter guy is gonna say you're a viable candidate after you've been cheating for this amount of time and you won't leave dude. And then I finally get my masters and now you leave them. Also, she that's that guy's already smart. It depends how much he's gonna look at you differently.

01:35:58
Speaker 2: Are you like quiet? And she calls him. I didn't even do that, And we.

01:36:04
Speaker 1: Didn't even bring up I would go get condoms. We also didn't bring up where he's going to their town, wherever the college is. This sounds like problems. Yeah, like a lot of problems. If you end up living there and keep sucking with this girl and that dude is a local, it's son, it could get messed. Just let it go.

01:36:25
Speaker 3: Ry girl, Huh, what do we say? Dumper gotta dump? They can't dump can he's a side dude. He gotta he gotta dump hisself. You gotta shoot on hisself. Dump yourself deadline. Uh, well, we got the second.

01:36:40
Speaker 1: One, Julian, hurt my feelings.

01:36:42
Speaker 6: Dump yourself, do a call back and let us know how it goes.

01:36:44
Speaker 1: No, don't right into horrible. And I'm not smart enough to go to a master's program, but I feel like that takes up so much of your time. There's gonna be some young lady that has to study just as much. You'll find a better one, y'all. Will probably just end up fucking out of convenience. You'll find a new friend that you can study and fuck all you gotta do.

01:37:02
Speaker 2: This is fucked up. Break her down. Think of everything that's wrong with her. Maybe one time her pussy was off. Think about that time. Think about it. She ain't that smart, sh ain't that cute? You have to break the.

01:37:11
Speaker 10: Motherfucker that you can just be like, you're literally cheating on your boyfriend of five years.

01:37:15
Speaker 1: I think you already did it with her, like, so.

01:37:18
Speaker 2: You have to break her down. Matter of fact, send her photos to me and I will break her down.

01:37:23
Speaker 1: What's wrong with you? Girl?

01:37:24
Speaker 6: I need you to think about our audiences. Please don't tell them then Oh sorry, they hate women enough. Please do not give them permission to go and hate women more.

01:37:32
Speaker 1: Kill our audience. You just gave the worst advice.

01:37:36
Speaker 2: I do that wait for people feelings. When I break up with him, I'll be like, oh my god, he was balding in the middle, Like I start doing shit like that.

01:37:44
Speaker 7: That's just let it go.

01:37:45
Speaker 1: But you know what I'm saying, like I really do.

01:37:47
Speaker 2: Oh my god, I think about the time that their dick couldn't get up and it was gummy ish. I think about the weird fucking porn they I think about everything. That's how I get over somebody.

01:37:58
Speaker 1: No, it sounds like a really healthy breakup.

01:38:00
Speaker 7: Yeah, totally what next?

01:38:06
Speaker 8: Hey, Oran Maure I just finished listening to episode were talking about when a girl says.

01:38:13
Speaker 4: She's not sleeping with you at the beginning of the date.

01:38:16
Speaker 8: So that situation where I.

01:38:17
Speaker 4: Invited a girl on a cruise with me, It was fully paid for. Nothing was paying for anything. It was all free or basically right because she wanted to go right. So she asks me what are my expectations? That threw me off a little bit because I was bringing her on a ship to simply just have a good.

01:38:42
Speaker 8: Time and have fun, right.

01:38:44
Speaker 4: But I say, Okay, she's okay, cool, race, she'll go next day. She reiterates that she's not having any funny business or whatever, and I say, okay, that's fine, I don't mind go ahead.

01:38:58
Speaker 8: Right.

01:38:58
Speaker 4: So a few days past, a few these past, and I've been thinking about it, and I'm like, you know what, no, So I text her back. I say, hey, you know, I'm not comfortable with you with you going on a trip anymore due to you thinking that I'm bringing.

01:39:14
Speaker 8: The trip to fuck you and that wasn't the case at all. So I hate, I hate. Am I wrong?

01:39:20
Speaker 1: Or tell her she can't go?

01:39:22
Speaker 8: Yes?

01:39:24
Speaker 4: Is she dumb for just fucking something that that could have been great for her?

01:39:28
Speaker 2: She was gonna fuck you anyway, it could have been great for her.

01:39:30
Speaker 1: Why do people men she she fucked up that car up, she fucked up that coach been great for her? Bro, do you know what surprised she fucked up?

01:39:41
Speaker 2: Miami?

01:39:41
Speaker 1: The key West?

01:39:43
Speaker 7: May tell me if Jimmy Buffett press sometimes I mean.

01:39:46
Speaker 2: It when I say I won't fuck you.

01:39:47
Speaker 1: You can ask you.

01:39:49
Speaker 2: I would say it's.

01:39:49
Speaker 6: Been most most times I'm not.

01:39:52
Speaker 2: But it's to set the standard that I don't want to feel forced and I don't want expectations. Now. I haven't gone through that in a while because I'm dating as they get pussy now, but and men they get pussy, never make you feel like that you could sleep over their house. They're gonna be like, fucking have breakfast with you in the morning, and it's not gonna be the ship where you've got.

01:40:10
Speaker 1: To run around the bed.

01:40:11
Speaker 2: They are not doing that.

01:40:12
Speaker 1: Excuse me.

01:40:13
Speaker 6: I hate that run around the bed around the bed ship. Yeah, where men are like chasing you, like to pull you and then getting further away, and it's like, oh my god, and it happens all the time. It happens.

01:40:29
Speaker 1: I think it's in those lying that sounds like sexual assault. Yeah, it's this thing of like chasing a woman around the room.

01:40:37
Speaker 2: I mean it's not literally chasing, but make it like playfully on the borderline of the sexual assault pyramid, which there is one, definitely, And it's literally like you're there, maybe you're on the couch watching Netflix, and then you could keep scooting further away, and it's like you guys are in this thing of you pulling and pulling and pushing, but then you also are into them, so you try to kiss them back and you don't want them to take your off it, but you definitely just don't want them to do yeah. Step, it's like you can't move on your own time because they're in a rush. You actually sound like that guy. You even making a comment that this could potentially be good for her baby. It's a carnival cruise.

01:41:08
Speaker 1: Okay, that's funny. All right, let me all right, let's let no no, no, we're being privileged he's definitely wrong in that regard. Is this not y'all fault?

01:41:16
Speaker 2: No, he act like he was taking at a motherfucking parents.

01:41:20
Speaker 1: I'm saying. I'm saying, is this not y'all? I mean, we don't know what this may be her past. Let me let me stand up for men, even if I'm wrong. Right now, this might be the best thing in the World War you wanted somebody go on a cruise with.

01:41:31
Speaker 8: No.

01:41:32
Speaker 1: This is because women made the standard on the internet that a first date has to be a fucking trip. Because I would never go on a cruise with someone I wasn't already fucking.

01:41:42
Speaker 7: I would never.

01:41:43
Speaker 1: Now times have changed where this guy, because if you look carnival cruises at this point, you can get a group on, you get a lot of deals, and if you're living in a world where cheaper than across the board, women say, if you want to date me, the first date has to be a destination. He's going to use a group on to a fucking cruise. This is what happens with the mentality.

01:42:03
Speaker 6: But there isn't.

01:42:04
Speaker 1: This isn't this should have just taken her out on a nice date first to get to know each other.

01:42:09
Speaker 6: Their first date. This isn't their first date. They've been dating, this isn't their first date. They just haven't slept together yet.

01:42:15
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I'm saying that it needs to change. Don't come like funck before you go on to cruise.

01:42:21
Speaker 6: Because what you just did was prove her right.

01:42:23
Speaker 2: You proved her right.

01:42:24
Speaker 6: She said she didn't want to fuck you in the suddenly you're like, you know what, you ain't coming no more.

01:42:28
Speaker 2: She must have felt that energy to the point where she had to say, I'm telling you even if she tricked them.

01:42:32
Speaker 1: She tricked them.

01:42:33
Speaker 3: She knew that how he was gonna react. She didn't want to go with him anyway. So now looks like it's his fault.

01:42:38
Speaker 2: You might be true.

01:42:39
Speaker 1: Yeah, she just tricked them and he fell for it.

01:42:41
Speaker 6: Or she was really willing to go on a trip, but she wanted to let him know I'm not fucking you because she probably wasn't somebody she was really attracted to her into like that, but a free trip. Some girls will take the free trip.

01:42:50
Speaker 2: Fun fact. First time I ever fell in love was a coworker of mine at T Mobile and my mom couldn't go on the carnival cruise. I was like you want to come. I always wanted to fuck him. He's like, yeah, we should be friends, like we worked together, has been years. That boat didn't even take off. He was fu ended up tattooing each other all right when we got off that boat.

01:43:08
Speaker 1: That was my main like the mobile symbol or like.

01:43:13
Speaker 7: More minute four yo.

01:43:15
Speaker 2: We didn't have it back then. Okay's largest network.

01:43:22
Speaker 1: Razor Phone.

01:43:22
Speaker 8: Yeah.

01:43:22
Speaker 2: Can I tell y'all. I didn't work for tam Mobile like nights and weekends time, but I worked there when, like I would say, before they went public, like as a stock, like it was like T Mobile and ship. Back then, it was hard. I was selling trap phones only Okay in the box every thirty days. I got in trouble with T Mobile because they're like, why are you the only one who keeps selling all the prepaid phones. I'm like, I'm just meeting them at the club and I'm networking and they're asking me for help. That was really about playing. But yeah, I had sex and cruises are fun. Like the pressure that people are putting on sex. I think we all need to lighten up and take this from someone who talks about sex for living. Just think to yourself as awkward as a first time could be taught. Like the pressure of when it's going to happen is even worse. So if you're kind of feeding for it, it doesn't necessarily make women want it more, or if it's women and women or gay men listening, whoever, like the aggressor is. It's sometimes too much, you know, if you feel someone pull away when you touch them back up before you know, Like, there's been so many times where I've maybe even drank a little too much and regretted it once I got upstairs and a man's left me alone. Five am. I'm ready to get that dick.

01:44:33
Speaker 11: Sorry I threw up.

01:44:34
Speaker 2: Now I'm good.

01:44:36
Speaker 1: Drunk drunk tacos. You know, sometimes you're just not ready even have five am. I'm gonna say you take another nap word and rich your mouth. Take another nap last question. When you've been in serious relationships and the man is asked about what that triangle meant? What lie did you get off? I don't you just tell him it was a T mobile guy?

01:44:56
Speaker 2: I tell him I was in love. It has another meeting and I'm not removing it to me. That's the time in my life. It's not like it's his name.

01:45:02
Speaker 1: Oh I don't think it's a bad thing.

01:45:04
Speaker 2: But people have always asked me like, oh my god, how can they be cool with it? And I'm like, bro, maybe if I got married and it bothered them that much, fine, But also like my first time being in love at twenty two, like who cares if you had it and your girl was like, oh that's a funny story. I'm not thinking about him no more. But I think that like we're doing too much of that in serious relationships. We're policing the past.

01:45:26
Speaker 12: Sure, I agree, like very much of course. Oh and you know we always act like it's cheap. Yeah, you're the No, you are share police deputy.

01:45:38
Speaker 10: No, definitely sheriff's deputy. You should deputy, should throw an eye in the triangle. And then because you're hanging out with jay Z, now you're illuminati.

01:45:49
Speaker 1: Would I wouldn't police the past in that regard. I would just be like, I mean, try and go, how'd you guys land on them?

01:45:56
Speaker 2: Oh? So it's not my only tattoo attach I at least.

01:45:58
Speaker 1: Get If I don't want to police the past, can at least get jokes off about the past?

01:46:02
Speaker 5: Sure?

01:46:02
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, cool?

01:46:03
Speaker 6: Yeah, but if only if they not hate her jokes. So some jokes don't be jokes, Like you don't be laughing when you're telling the joke because you don't really think it's funny.

01:46:09
Speaker 2: I think it depends on Like my ex that I'm talking about, his name is a very Latino name. He was very Latin, right, he's Venezuela.

01:46:21
Speaker 1: Yes, he's a guy.

01:46:25
Speaker 2: So my ex would sometimes make jokes when I would get love w about stuff. He'd be like, oh, look at g La because that's what my ex used to call me, baby, I love you. He would say shit to be like that, and so we play around about that. But I also think that's healthy if you can't discuss your partner's past in a fun way without weaponizing it. It's tough because I've been with women actually that have been like, oh, yeah, do you want to go back to Carbelle because that's where so and so took you? Like bitch, damn, that would be like I just remember one specifically.

01:46:53
Speaker 6: I'm like, girl, it was.

01:46:57
Speaker 1: I want to go back for a birthday.

01:46:59
Speaker 2: She's like, you want to go because he took you?

01:47:01
Speaker 1: You want to go back to.

01:47:03
Speaker 2: Before? What the fuck you want me?

01:47:04
Speaker 1: To do your pussy.

01:47:06
Speaker 2: No, I'm saying, like before hers, i'd eedn't pussy like, So why are we acting like?

01:47:10
Speaker 7: Was it better than carbone?

01:47:12
Speaker 2: Probably?

01:47:13
Speaker 8: It was.

01:47:13
Speaker 1: That's why I put up with That's why he was arguing.

01:47:17
Speaker 2: That's the only reason I argue. If you're I'm not wasting my time, I'm gonna cut you off. But if it's good at any capacity, I'm be like, I'm so sorryous.

01:47:29
Speaker 1: We have one of the last voicemail Julia please yeah, I thought that was our last one. I'm sorry. I thought the cruise hit the cake.

01:47:36
Speaker 8: There you go.

01:47:38
Speaker 11: Hi, you guys, This is Anny from Chicago. Question is to everyone and including Yobe, I would love to hear her thoughts. My question is what is an immediate turnoff for all of you? I'm talking like instant turnoff, Like date could be going so well, vibes could be their conversation could be flowing. But once you realize this it's a rap. So it could either be uh, physical traits, personality trait, but something that's just like immediately no, I'm out of here, gotta go. Uh and baby Dio would love to hear your thoughts from about a man if you're on a date with a man or a woman. I'm curious, Rory. I love your album. I listened to it every single day, and I love your pod. Thanks guys.

01:48:31
Speaker 2: What she had meant to say for you?

01:48:33
Speaker 1: Oh, I like it well, I love the pod.

01:48:37
Speaker 2: So he was starting to think the motherfuckers out.

01:48:39
Speaker 1: I mean immediate turn off to me is any woman that's been a carbone with another man at that point, Like that's a deal breaker. Can't wait?

01:48:46
Speaker 2: It was so sweet. He waited for reservation forever because he's not someone that could walk in. I thought it was so cute for me.

01:48:52
Speaker 1: It would probably be.

01:48:56
Speaker 3: If she's like taking too many selfie videos or life, if she takes you, if she recalls the food when it comes out, God, it might be a preach.

01:49:05
Speaker 2: I like the simple turn ups. Oh I know mine. I've had guys recently asked me questions to things they know the answer to. Like they'll ask me if I went out last night but I posted in my story, or be like, oh, like just things they want to like dig out of me.

01:49:17
Speaker 4: I don't.

01:49:18
Speaker 2: I don't like when people do that, you know what I mean, Like, or if they asked me about something sexual wise, I might have been a clip on Horrible that week. It's like, like, bro, I don't like the tiptoeing. I like someone that's direct. I don't like passive aggressiveness, and I don't like passive conversation.

01:49:35
Speaker 8: I like that.

01:49:35
Speaker 2: And maybe that's why in LA, I keep meeting that men from New York have not dated a guy from LA yet. In LA, we'll meet them always in New York.

01:49:43
Speaker 1: That's true, it's changed. I mean when I was younger, it was more like bad breath than like to what Maul is saying to like, we're on our first date and you're just taking your phone out to film. This is weird. Like on the third day, cool, if you want to do that, I don't care, But first date, that shit is weird to me. Yeah. Later in life, which I've discussed on the spot of it, when you come in with a specific agenda on a first date and you already have a checklist of what's needed, I'm out agenda because you're not looking.

01:50:12
Speaker 2: I'm looking for a relationship.

01:50:14
Speaker 1: Yeah, and that's terrifying because you haven't met me yet. But we had this conversation. I know I'm saying, but to me, that's a turnoff. So I'm saying, I'm saying I've said this on the pod, so that's a turn off to me.

01:50:25
Speaker 2: Women. Let's say not being passive women that you're like, you know what made you get on hinge. I'm going to say that to Julianus. Julian's on day nap, right, and then if you asked her that and she's like, you know, I'm looking for a relationship, like I'm looking to date.

01:50:39
Speaker 10: Yeah, I mean like I'm well, I think well, the version we were saying was a little more. Uh, it was a little more.

01:50:45
Speaker 1: He's got to make dating dating with no not like that. Dating with intention is fine. But I don't want I don't want you to look for a relationship. I want you to look for a relationship with me if you like me.

01:50:58
Speaker 2: So are you doing to know me? Or you just me when my last date was, when it was.

01:51:02
Speaker 1: A checklist of shit, just so you can be in a relationship. You're not looking for a person to be compatible with. You're looking for a relationship with these stipulations you've already placed here. I'm not talking about money, I'm not so about anything like that. Like, okay, in three years, I'm having a child and I want to be married. If you're not on that program, then I can't be with these like we don't know each other. Like why the fuck let's say I am on that program? Are we now a compatible married couple advocate? That's what used to turn me off once I started dating in my thirties.

01:51:32
Speaker 2: My last first date, the guy like made a comment like, you know, we saw like a ca I think it was a I can't remember what. Something started a threecome conversation. He was like, where do you stand on like open relationships and polyamory? I said, well, my favorite color is green and I love to read on the weekends go to Central Park. And I was just trying to be a bit because I'm like, bro, we didn't even get the drink here yet, Like why are you asking me? It's like fucking deep.

01:51:58
Speaker 3: But that comes from a gets obviously a profession. They probably hit what you talk about. So men will ask or think that they know you. They think that they know how to approach you, They think they know how to have a conversation with you, and they don't know that you're like you have a whole other side to you.

01:52:15
Speaker 1: But I think that should be that should be a red flash.

01:52:16
Speaker 2: Even if I was a porn star, would the first convo that you would ask a porn star be about sexual encounters?

01:52:24
Speaker 1: Not if I was there to date her, if I was interviewing her, maybe, But.

01:52:28
Speaker 2: That's like, even if you just think you're on a fuck her that night, would you not just try to.

01:52:31
Speaker 6: Like not be at least convinced her you give a fuck about her?

01:52:35
Speaker 2: Yeah, she is like, just talk to me normally.

01:52:37
Speaker 7: At least at least pretend like what the fuck?

01:52:40
Speaker 2: At least it's just hallow weird to me, like when it's like too much of that.

01:52:44
Speaker 9: Or I don't know how to interact with real life with people.

01:52:49
Speaker 2: That's fair.

01:52:49
Speaker 3: They don't know how to interact with people. They don't they don't know how to have conversations. They're socially awkward.

01:52:53
Speaker 2: And it sucks because I like introverted guys.

01:52:56
Speaker 3: Yeah, so it's like, you know, I understand how some guys like I'll actually like I'll see it like people out like at restaurants and I could tell like, oh, this must be a first date, and I could see what I'm like, Yo, he don't know what to do.

01:53:10
Speaker 1: He's just a bunch of different people. Yeah, he's like you know, I mean he's just like yo, Yeah, you know, he try to like be cool. He's not trying to be too cool. He don't know what to order, like you know what I'm saying. It's like his laugh has changed four times. It's like, Yo, just relaxed.

01:53:25
Speaker 2: It's hard, like cause I don't want to date someone who's super nervous. But then if they're too cool, I don't know if it's real. Sometimes the first time, I've actually been struggling with dating a lot because I have so many like male friends that i'll grab drinks with, like my homegirls and I, for some reason go to clubs together, but like for drinks or dinner, which is where most decent people are. It's like a lounge setting. And what I've realized is men that have come up to me, like particularly with Alex, because we'll make it a work meeting and drinks, they'll watch me for a while like is this her fucking home boy? And the dudes that have come up to me like even if they're not my time, I think that's the hottest shit ever. Now I understand ment it's not easy to go up.

01:54:05
Speaker 1: To a girl that's with a guy.

01:54:06
Speaker 7: I wouldn't do that.

01:54:07
Speaker 2: Oh my god, I'm like, oh you you really that dude? Like you really was gonna do that?

01:54:12
Speaker 8: I like that.

01:54:13
Speaker 2: Or they'll say what's up to him first and be like this is your girl?

01:54:15
Speaker 6: I'm like, that's dope, though, because what's the most she gonna say?

01:54:18
Speaker 1: No?

01:54:19
Speaker 2: Like sorry?

01:54:19
Speaker 12: Yeah?

01:54:20
Speaker 3: And that's when you just put a gun out and put it on the table, like belly does Alex look like that?

01:54:26
Speaker 1: Yes? Also is that the like because I'm pussy, that's not the girl that I would want that. I could approach a table and be like, yo, what's up when she's with a man and she's like, hey.

01:54:37
Speaker 6: Setting not like a I don't want that girl? Why don't you want that? Nothing wrong with that girl? What's wrong with if she's really out with her homeboy?

01:54:46
Speaker 8: Not her?

01:54:46
Speaker 1: But you don't know that, That's what I'm saying. If you don't know, but you're bold like she's not.

01:54:51
Speaker 7: I would also assume no, you're just up if she's with a friend.

01:54:55
Speaker 6: But who's ever somewhere to be? I mean, granted, you can go someplace to be picked up.

01:55:00
Speaker 2: He's right. Girls go out to girls go.

01:55:02
Speaker 10: Out to get on for sure with other girls, to get hit on if you're with a guy, I feel like it's disrespectful of me. Just this random dude butts into your fucking into your conversation, like why are you actually like.

01:55:13
Speaker 1: Why are you okay with that? And that's not even gender specific. If you're on a date with a guy and some girl comes up and he's so comfortable to stop what y'all are doing to talk to a stranger, you're getting it. It's a weird person like this. But they don't know that. They don't, That's what I'm saying. They know business.

01:55:30
Speaker 6: She said that they watch because there's a different kind of energy you can't remind.

01:55:37
Speaker 2: I know when a dude is looking at me on a date with another man. I know when he's looking at me when I'm my own boys and I'm probably really you.

01:55:43
Speaker 1: Know, but Alex Alex. He also not a small dude like Alex is like just some I feel like a person that doesn't know him would just run up and be like, yo, let me take your girl.

01:55:53
Speaker 2: Guy been on a date with that? Was uh that had to approached me. I asked him, like, how did you know like that? I wasn't with him. He was like, why was there with my friends? And like I just kind of peeped your vibe towards him for after a while, and then I realized there was no closeness. He was like, I never went up to a chick that was with a do before. But I was just like, Oh, it's nothing. You can tell.

01:56:11
Speaker 6: If me and Julian are sitting at Ludlow House, somebody who watches us for more than two minutes will know that we're not dating each other. You can see our energy. So if you watch and you pay attention, it's like, oh, okay, she's probably had a work meeting or.

01:56:21
Speaker 2: What were they been together forever?

01:56:24
Speaker 5: Yeah?

01:56:24
Speaker 1: He already hate each other. Y'all have not been around uh sneaky links in public and know how to change body language. Why y'all think that you're the first forty eight investigators that know when you see people you've never met before and know their body language, that they're not energy.

01:56:39
Speaker 6: There's still a sexual energy. You can do nothing sexual with a person.

01:56:43
Speaker 1: But if you have people that fucking have no sexual chemistry in person.

01:56:46
Speaker 6: Okay, but if you have had sex with this person, there's a certain kind of energy. There's a certain kind of way, a smile, a leaning, like there's something if.

01:56:53
Speaker 2: You okay, I'm gonna be honest with you. I'm so flirty with Mal that the way you and I get drinks will we totally different how I get drinks from more? Why because I'm just flirtier with him, Like I have that energy with him, like somebody wouldn't come up to me with Ma. And it's not because Maul might look a certain way, Like when if someone has the energy for someone, they just do. It's just the truth, you know what I'm saying, Like.

01:57:14
Speaker 1: No, just say Maul is better looking than me. I think that's what you were trying to say to get get back to the users. No, thank god, ego, Like you don't think people would think we was on a date. No, that's crazy.

01:57:27
Speaker 2: It's so Broie.

01:57:29
Speaker 1: Yeah we are bro Broie. We're math and we both of us talk way too loud in public circumstances that everyone can hear our conversation.

01:57:38
Speaker 2: Oh do you know that's that's the clear thing for home. I don't talk loud with dates.

01:57:42
Speaker 1: I think it's because you're Jewish and I'm three percent Jewish. We just don't know the volume of.

01:57:47
Speaker 2: Off. There's been so many secrets we've been about to say, or someone we're about to talk about and had to shut the other one up.

01:57:53
Speaker 1: Yeah, we talk way too loud in public. Hm, that's probably friendship. Yeah, whereas mal, you know it would be quieter.

01:58:01
Speaker 2: But also, like I think, even if you wouldn't sleep with someone but just semi whatever it is, if you have a little attraction to them, you put it on a little bit. I just think that's true. Like I could see myself putting on lipstick from all of the dunty o lipstick. Oh no, he said, no, No, I don't wear whole red.

01:58:18
Speaker 1: Okay, No, I like lips. You don't think wal deserves the whole red.

01:58:21
Speaker 2: I don't wear it. It gets everywhere.

01:58:23
Speaker 1: I don't like seeing plans.

01:58:26
Speaker 2: Oh my god, So my name is Busy. Come I check out horrible decisions Every Monday. We're on tour, coming to a city near you.

01:58:32
Speaker 3: Weezy, we thank you for stopping by. It's been too long since I've seen you. I know you have, but it's been way too long.

01:58:39
Speaker 2: Yea, I should go out a date tonight.

01:58:41
Speaker 3: You gotta hit me up when you're in New York. Man, I don't even know when you hear no more unless I happen to catch your story something.

01:58:46
Speaker 2: Actually, that's fair. I really don't hit you up. I don't want to have the one drunk night.

01:58:50
Speaker 1: We don't have to have a one drunk night.

01:58:52
Speaker 2: We can just you'll be with me forever.

01:58:55
Speaker 1: We could just have dinner and weazy like I like it.

01:58:58
Speaker 11: I like it a lot.

01:59:00
Speaker 1: This has been another episode of Rory and Maul. It's it's vegan. Just a little red wine.

01:59:06
Speaker 2: You're vegan.

01:59:07
Speaker 1: Yeah, you live in LA that's not a problem for you. So, yeah, you don't have to worry about the drunk.

01:59:12
Speaker 2: That's the way I show my skills.

01:59:14
Speaker 1: Mushrooms. Would you guys go out on a date?

01:59:16
Speaker 8: Though?

01:59:17
Speaker 1: Absolutely? I think you got it. You would have me and would have fun. Is there any way that Yomi ed and Damaris Julian and I can just happen to know what restaurant and what time you will be at the table.

01:59:29
Speaker 7: We'll just be you know.

01:59:30
Speaker 2: Should we do a Patreon date?

01:59:32
Speaker 7: Fuck?

01:59:32
Speaker 8: No?

01:59:33
Speaker 2: Oh, he's bon't we get there, puss it?

01:59:35
Speaker 1: No, that's but we can't be in the same restaurant the same time.

01:59:38
Speaker 3: Great, episode, Thank y'all for listening, have a great week, and we'll talk to y'all soon.

01:59:42
Speaker 1: I'm that nigga, he's just Jenja. That's weazy f baby. Could just take peace the high Top and then we'll take you know, the sixth time.

01:59:51
Speaker 2: Absolutely not your next skit, Willian