Speaker 1: Holy yes man, heal woman. Yes, Gary wanna.
Speaker 2: Help you too, Gary hans T and the color the
Speaker 2: other day, Gary, Gary, quite contrary, trim that mustache.
Speaker 3: It's so damn.
Speaker 4: Harry Ah beautiful, Good morning, Rigging, Good morning America, Good
Speaker 4: morning the youth. It's Friday, a beautiful, beautiful that in
Speaker 4: the neighborhood. And here's what's happening in celebrity news. Regular
Speaker 4: prayer a wars are being solicited for Neo, y'all and
Speaker 4: Dominique Bridget.
Speaker 5: Y'all.
Speaker 4: I don't know y'all heard the shocking news, but it's
Speaker 4: being reported that Neo is facing a negligence lawsuit from
Speaker 4: a delivery worker who claims his dog attacked her outside
Speaker 4: of his Georgia mansion. Now they're seeing y'all at Dominique
Speaker 4: bridget alleged, y'all, that she was dropping off a package
Speaker 4: at the single's Alfarella Mansion property back in July when
Speaker 4: the animal, y'all suddenly lunged and bit her lead. Now
Speaker 4: defenders canine suddenly, y'all and with I wanted viciously attacked
Speaker 4: the lawsuit states. Now they're saying that Bridgette claimed, y'all
Speaker 4: that the dog mauled her, leaving her with severe bodily
Speaker 4: of injury.
Speaker 3: Pain, shock, and distress.
Speaker 4: Now the planet said, y'all that she did nothing to
Speaker 4: provoke the animal. Now she also leed y'all at Neil,
Speaker 4: whose legal name is Shaeffel Shamer Smith, knew that the
Speaker 4: dog had shown aggressive behavior in the past, but failed
Speaker 4: y'all to properly restrain it. Now Bridgette claimed ya that
Speaker 4: she has already paid nine thousand, thirty nine dollars and
Speaker 4: fifty cent y'all in medical expenses connected to the alleged attack.
Speaker 4: She also is seeking y'all damages for future pain and
Speaker 4: suffering and y'all lost capacity for enjoyment of life.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 4: The seventh page complained y'all was fouled in Folton County
Speaker 4: and requests of jury trout the loss, who does not identify,
Speaker 4: to breathe up the dog or provide further details about
Speaker 4: Bridgette's injury. Now Neil y'all has not publicly addressed the allegations.
Speaker 5: She gets a dog on the phone to find out
Speaker 5: what happened exactly, would be nice, hime, my god.
Speaker 4: All she was done was delivering the package honey, and
Speaker 4: the dog was angry and just attacked her allegedly, so
Speaker 4: we got to pray hunter, you know, but it'd be nice.
Speaker 4: I never get when I worked at the health department
Speaker 4: in Dallas and my coworker dog attacked me against what ricky, Honey,
Speaker 4: I just let the dog bite me and keep it
Speaker 4: moving because I had just started the job and I
Speaker 4: don't want to say nothing.
Speaker 5: I don't want to lose my job. Why did the
Speaker 5: dog bite you?
Speaker 4: Because, honey, he just was unattacked dog, honey, and she quit.
Speaker 3: Sam doesn't bite. Sam does bite. He has teeth.
Speaker 6: But he bit me, honey, but never really bite you.
Speaker 6: He bit me on my leg Oh yeah, yeah, you
Speaker 6: got some skinny legs. That was like a bowl bit
Speaker 6: you all the way around.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So, but I didn't say nothing to holler. Hell y'all.
Speaker 3: I hollered, but she's quick high. But he doesn't bite,
Speaker 3: even though he bit me.
Speaker 2: But the dog knew he was weird, something wrong when
Speaker 2: them dogs sends that your hand's weirdness.
Speaker 5: Why did dude walking fast with the outfits home? Was?
Speaker 2: Yeah, but all let's go to the phone rings my
Speaker 2: monitor this hello, yeah, yeah, oh you're the dog. Okay,
Speaker 2: what happened. I'm gonna let my name, yeah what happened.
Speaker 5: She's gonna carry my mom in my spot?
Speaker 3: Right, she violated me?
Speaker 5: Okay, yeah, I need being. I need a layer.
Speaker 3: Okay, all right, we'll get that for you.
Speaker 1: Dog exactly.
Speaker 2: I know, Hey, what kind of dog are you?
Speaker 4: I know?
Speaker 3: Thank you, man, I.
Speaker 4: Appreciate it, all right, Moving on and other celebrity dudes, y'all,
Speaker 4: it's being forty that Tory Lanes.
Speaker 3: And the Manson will remain legally intact.
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Speaker 4: Randa Koshanah divorce case now understand court ruckers show y'all
Speaker 4: judged Nicole Hesseman this Miss Chashannaw's petition injury after y'all
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Speaker 4: which is great now, saying his wife filed hundred to
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Speaker 4: sited arkansilical differences. Now finally, y'all, came less than a
Speaker 4: year after she had and Lance, whose legal name is
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Speaker 4: Now the pairent shares of son Kaylan kashenjoj initially asked
Speaker 4: the court for legal and physical custiny of the child
Speaker 4: as part of the divorce proceedings. Now Lance thirty fourth
Speaker 4: currently serving y'ard ten year prisoners in the y'all for
Speaker 4: the twenty twenty shooting of Rapper Megan and the Stallion.
Speaker 4: This is so touching, y'all and so sad, but I
Speaker 4: mean people, you know, it's amazing how people get married
Speaker 4: and they stay there on the board and they stay
Speaker 4: together and then all these different issues come up and
Speaker 4: stuff and what happened.
Speaker 5: I just don't understand it.
Speaker 4: But nevertheless, she loves this man, never dinner and she's
Speaker 4: staying with him, and congratulations goes out to them, y'all.
Speaker 4: And in my quick for Free story, y'all, it is
Speaker 4: so touching that people are trying to say, y that
Speaker 4: master pieces daughter, Miss Symphony, y'all is facing skin bleaching claims.
Speaker 4: You know, people say when you get a little bit
Speaker 4: lighter than your other family member. They say, you're bleaching
Speaker 4: your skin and what have you. So they're trying to
Speaker 4: attack a little miss syphonic hony. So we're gonna keep uplifted.
Speaker 5: And sometimes you can just be glowing from the blessings
Speaker 5: of the Lord.
Speaker 4: Yes, Lord, exactly, honey, And that's what. But she probably
Speaker 4: used nozemo, y'all.
Speaker 3: Remember nozemo?
Speaker 5: Anybody remember? Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah, so she not you use nozema. Hell and they're
Speaker 4: t talking about your girl bleaching on the skin all
Speaker 4: will have you. So we're gonna keep a little symphony
Speaker 4: lifted in our prayer. All right now they say, indeed,
Speaker 4: y'all know what time it is? Yeah, shallah?
Speaker 3: Have you already made your drip video today?
Speaker 4: Yes, it's coming out and be speaking. It's a beautiful
Speaker 4: drip befure. You all are gonna love it. It's dedicated
Speaker 4: to some of the people that brad life.
Speaker 7: All right.
Speaker 3: The colonne to day, y'all is muddled watermelon.
Speaker 4: On the high you say muddled watermelon and on the lawn,
Speaker 4: just say beautiful.
Speaker 5: And that's your coluttle front to Dama.
Speaker 3: Y'all giving up a gary with the team.
Speaker 1: Did you see that post. So here's what's.
Speaker 3: Funny.
Speaker 5: Shall listen Man.
Speaker 2: He is one of the most recognizable outspoken voices in
Speaker 2: the hip hop community.
Speaker 5: He is built a career by keeping it real, ladies
Speaker 5: and gentlemen.
Speaker 2: He needs no intro for real, for real, the one
Speaker 2: on it boosy badass y'all, but the swimmer stimmy start
Speaker 2: this interview of we're gonna start off.
Speaker 5: Let's go ahead and get this beef out the way
Speaker 5: with road. Don't make at me like that.
Speaker 1: I can't stand you.
Speaker 5: What do you mean?
Speaker 1: You took our coach, y'all took saving. That's when every end,
Speaker 1: y'all took everybody from.
Speaker 7: Louise Am, your corner back, your safety, your offensive linemen,
Speaker 7: everybody come from louise Am.
Speaker 3: You know what y'all did. You ain't want since Bad
Speaker 3: Brian sit down.
Speaker 1: I can't stand you.
Speaker 5: So that's why you hated Alabama?
Speaker 1: Yes, it started with the nick saving.
Speaker 2: Now I'm not mad at Elisa because my nephew play
Speaker 2: a quarterback, JaMarcus Russell. That's my boy. That's my nephew,
Speaker 2: my boy. So shut shout out to u Ja Marcus Man.
Speaker 2: I got boosted on the show, so excited to have you, man,
Speaker 2: Can I be honest with you?
Speaker 1: To be honest, and I'm gonna be back honest with you.
Speaker 2: A video really touched my heart. One of your elementary
Speaker 2: school teachers, you reconnected with her?
Speaker 5: How did that happen?
Speaker 1: And what was my high school that was your high
Speaker 1: school teacher?
Speaker 3: What did that teacher mean to you?
Speaker 5: And how did y'all connect? She was?
Speaker 1: She was like a step mama to me. Right when
Speaker 1: my mama put me out the house, I go talk
Speaker 1: to her. Okay, like this white lady loved me to death.
Speaker 3: You hear me?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 7: My music started from writing poems and I used to
Speaker 7: win the poem thing every year. And she still got
Speaker 7: my poems in her in her class. So when I
Speaker 7: when I when I transferred over the rap because I
Speaker 7: used to shoot that ball.
Speaker 1: I was the first STEPH Curry?
Speaker 5: Are you serious? That was the first step for basketball
Speaker 5: team high school.
Speaker 1: I was the first STEPH Curry.
Speaker 3: Okay, I come across half court and let it go.
Speaker 3: Why are you laughing? I hate when people laugh, but
Speaker 3: I'm tell her this. I never knew you ball like that.
Speaker 5: I didn't know I get it.
Speaker 7: But I used to write poems in her class and
Speaker 7: she just and even to this day, even when I
Speaker 7: was going through all my situations, she always spoke highly
Speaker 7: of me. Right that this lady was my heart. And
Speaker 7: when I saw I just broke down, bro because this
Speaker 7: this this is my baby, Like door run Miss Anderson,
Speaker 7: now she Miss Anderson.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I just loved this lady.
Speaker 5: She did they surprise you by bringing her to your show?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 5: Yes, and she and you walked in the dress room
Speaker 5: that she was.
Speaker 7: Yeah, her daughter work at the news station, so they
Speaker 7: set it up to where she came in.
Speaker 1: She always believed in me.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Some people doubt you. Own family members will doubt you.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: She never doubted my talent.
Speaker 5: When was your first performance? Was it a high school
Speaker 5: talent show or middle school talent?
Speaker 7: My first performance was h I had been rapping in
Speaker 7: the neighborhood. I was always like the best rap in
Speaker 7: the neighborhood. Right like around ninth grade, Selow records pull up,
Speaker 7: you remember Selo Young bleed absolutely, Yeah, they pulled up
Speaker 7: on me in the project and was like rapping. I'm
Speaker 7: tired of hearing about you rapp put me on the
Speaker 7: spot right on the corner boom, I say, hold on,
Speaker 7: let me go in the house. I had to go
Speaker 7: get my pad. I went in the house, went to
Speaker 7: the backyard, rolled me one my zone, came out there
Speaker 7: and we stood hour right there. I went off, ain't it?
Speaker 7: And I met ever since then.
Speaker 5: That's great.
Speaker 3: I never knew that.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and I went, I went, I went crazy out
Speaker 7: there on that corner right and he said, jumping, let's go.
Speaker 7: I said, where we're going? He say, to the studio.
Speaker 7: And that's how my career started. When my first show
Speaker 7: was at Vibes in Baton Ruge. Just like I pulled
Speaker 7: out and that was my first show, right, and I.
Speaker 5: Threw up before the show, right.
Speaker 1: I was scared. You know, I'm fifteen years old. I
Speaker 1: threw up everywhere.
Speaker 7: My cousin's all, I'm like, come on, come on, this
Speaker 7: ain't ain't no. I was like, I can't do it, bro,
Speaker 7: I'm sick. So I sucked it up, went out there.
Speaker 7: When I went out there, they sung every word and
Speaker 7: I never had butterfly since then.
Speaker 5: Wow. Now, I love sending your videos with you and
Speaker 5: the kids.
Speaker 2: What's something that your children have taught you that has
Speaker 2: changed you as a man?
Speaker 7: I learned with my kids, no matter what you're doing
Speaker 7: and with this music, and you got to separate time
Speaker 7: for your kids. That's what I learn how to be
Speaker 7: a daddy at all times, right, Like my kids in
Speaker 7: the lounge right now right, ain't no babysitters. Yeah, I
Speaker 7: don't play that well if I got to bring them
Speaker 7: with me, if I gotta fly and with me, because
Speaker 7: a lot of my kids I'm co parenting.
Speaker 5: With absolutely, you know.
Speaker 7: That's why when I'm with my kids, I don't be
Speaker 7: with all that that that that boost and stuff. I'm
Speaker 7: being a daddy right now. Any other time, I'm the
Speaker 7: coolest rapping where I take pictures with everybody. But when
Speaker 7: I'm with my kids, yeah, I'm co parent.
Speaker 1: That's daddy time.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 7: And one of my daughters told me this, why this,
Speaker 7: this what really made me stick to I'm not doing
Speaker 7: all that with my kids, she say, Daddy, when I
Speaker 7: was five and six, what made me the most happy
Speaker 7: is when I used to be with you and all
Speaker 7: your fans would try to come pictures and you would say, no,
Speaker 7: I'm on daughter and daddy time.
Speaker 1: She said that made me feel so special.
Speaker 5: Wow.
Speaker 7: So I'm like all the stuff you we indeed in life,
Speaker 7: and you remember this morning and any gift.
Speaker 1: So this is important.
Speaker 7: To give your kids that time when everybody else trying
Speaker 7: to get that time from you.
Speaker 3: Because you got me thinking, I read my kids.
Speaker 7: Mind you here to take a care with all these
Speaker 7: people your chair right here?
Speaker 3: Love me morning, Oh love the morning.
Speaker 5: Love me.
Speaker 3: You're chring to be thinking like that.
Speaker 7: They might not say it, but when she told me that,
Speaker 7: that stuck with me. All the stuff I done gave
Speaker 7: you in life, cars, diamonds, trips, She said, when you
Speaker 7: used to tell them his daughter daddy time, that made
Speaker 7: me feel the world was mine.
Speaker 1: He's my grown daughter, told me. And that touched me.
Speaker 7: Man, Wow, you can't talk about you too busy at time, right,
Speaker 7: you know, if it ain't even if they can't be
Speaker 7: in the same situation with you, bring them to the city.
Speaker 3: Yeah, get an eighteen and put.
Speaker 1: In the room. Let them run around the line and
Speaker 1: be at the pool.
Speaker 7: Absolutely, you know what I'm saying. So that's what I learned.
Speaker 7: I learned how to how to how to value my
Speaker 7: time because we want to be successful, and they ought
Speaker 7: to be successful.
Speaker 1: We gotta go a lot of times.
Speaker 7: Yeah, kids, A lot of kids don't understand the things
Speaker 7: you are able to receive from your father, your mother,
Speaker 7: who is in the industry.
Speaker 1: They have to be good.
Speaker 2: I would put in my ride and have a whole
Speaker 2: bunch of toys in the dressing room just so they
Speaker 2: could go in the dressing room and play and have
Speaker 2: a good time while I'm on stage performing.
Speaker 5: So that stuff is important.
Speaker 2: They'll never forget those plane trips and going to those
Speaker 2: little stores in the airport getting stuff and all that stuff.
Speaker 5: That's I'm glad you said that. Thank you.
Speaker 1: I'm trying to be a superdad to my kids.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's why my kids can't come in interview, right,
Speaker 7: they don't know about all this. Right, I'm going to
Speaker 7: go show them superdad. Yeah what what What is your
Speaker 7: go to meal for your kids? Mine is chicken and dumpling.
Speaker 7: That's where everybody, that's the number one. What is your
Speaker 7: go to meal that they want you to cook?
Speaker 1: Noodles and eggs?
Speaker 7: I cooked them chicken noodles with their cheese and there
Speaker 7: with them egg whites. I throw them egg white sending
Speaker 7: up because I just told well, we gotta be fast. Yeah,
Speaker 7: I ain't got time to sit down. And they like
Speaker 7: my lasagna too, But my go to meal chicken noodles
Speaker 7: with the cheese, scramble them egg white sending there and
Speaker 7: put it all together with them blue Doritos on them,
Speaker 7: red Doritos on the side.
Speaker 3: They gonna get them there. And they asked you to
Speaker 3: cook that. Yes to this day. Yes, they love their daddy.
Speaker 1: Make me some noodles. They love them all.
Speaker 5: Right, Rick about the morning show.
Speaker 2: We are back and I had a chance to sit
Speaker 2: down with Boothy on my podcast on the spot Mantion,
Speaker 2: y'all check it out, and we had an amazing talk
Speaker 2: about faith in God.
Speaker 5: So how would you say.
Speaker 2: Your faith in God played, the role that your faith played,
Speaker 2: and how who you are today?
Speaker 7: I feel like God uses me to show the whole
Speaker 7: world and everybody who in his industry that he read. Yeah,
Speaker 7: ain't too many people been through what I've been through? Yeah,
Speaker 7: God pulled me out every time when I get this stuff,
Speaker 7: I don't.
Speaker 1: I always know it's a test from God. I'm trying
Speaker 1: to see if I'm a curser.
Speaker 3: He know I never will.
Speaker 7: So everything I've been through, like Pivoty coming out South,
Speaker 7: Benon Rude, losing my father at a young age, death,
Speaker 7: row cancel, dive, beat this a million charges, like he's
Speaker 7: gonna show you that he real by saving me. Absolutely,
Speaker 7: I'm shoving a bible. Yeah, like he took everything from me,
Speaker 7: gave it back.
Speaker 5: To me ten times. God say it again.
Speaker 1: Man, God don't make mistakes.
Speaker 7: If he putting me through this, it's a test for
Speaker 7: something greater because half the time I don't.
Speaker 3: Be fall than nobody.
Speaker 1: Right, it just comes, But trumple don't last.
Speaker 7: It just come. I just got three wrong for death lawsuits.
Speaker 7: Somebody died at the show. I wouldn't even let the concert.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, I went.
Speaker 3: To a video shoot. Somebody got thirty.
Speaker 7: Minutes before I got there, right, wrong for death lawsuit.
Speaker 3: It just come from everywhere.
Speaker 1: But that be going tessing you.
Speaker 5: Boy, he'll fight you. That's what that passed to be
Speaker 5: talking about. When they say he'll fight your battle. You
Speaker 5: ain't got to do nothing but be still.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 5: You reportedly spoke to Trump previously, and I ain't.
Speaker 1: Spoke the Trump. I'm ready to, Okay, yeah, I'm ready to.
Speaker 5: So you're looking for a pardoner, and what does that
Speaker 5: mean for your case?
Speaker 7: Pardon mean my case is done? Right, I'm no longer
Speaker 7: a federal conviction. Right, I'm no longer a federal conviction,
Speaker 7: and what happened was some government lobbyists who used Trump
Speaker 7: up their government lobbyists. They came to me like, we
Speaker 7: can get a partner, we government lobbylist. We can walk
Speaker 7: in there and get a party from Trump like that.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 7: So first I wouldn't go to entertain it, but I
Speaker 7: was under pressure. The federal judge had just dropped my case.
Speaker 7: Three weeks later, they charged me again and said they
Speaker 7: can do that for the same choice, but they added
Speaker 7: a charge and said I was an addict around a gun.
Speaker 7: I was like, how can you do that and say
Speaker 7: that I'm an addict?
Speaker 1: And even though I didn't had a.
Speaker 7: Drug charge, you have never proved that I was an addic.
Speaker 7: I've never been to rehab. I was sent to prison
Speaker 7: ten years for third offense marijuana grams. I'm a smoker.
Speaker 7: These ain't no powers. We ain't talking no power. We're
Speaker 7: talking grams. Third straight to the penitentiary. I was never
Speaker 7: even given rid. They read the system been letting me
Speaker 7: do all Rick. Yeah, so now I gotta get this
Speaker 7: over with and take a plead. So now I got
Speaker 7: three months until I'm sentenced in federal court and I'm
Speaker 7: facing five to ten, So my life is in the
Speaker 7: judge hands, right.
Speaker 1: I wouldn't gonna fight that.
Speaker 3: I wouldn't. I wouldn't going to try to fight.
Speaker 7: The George because at that time I did an't myself.
Speaker 7: I mean the gang banging neighborhood shooting video in the alley.
Speaker 7: I armed myself for thirty minutes, but I still armed myself.
Speaker 7: So I wasn't going to try to fight this in court.
Speaker 7: So now I'm fit the trust in God, I ain't
Speaker 7: going nowhere. Yeah, So I got three months, so now
Speaker 7: I'm scrambling. That's when they came, we can do this,
Speaker 7: we can do that, well how much? Okay, I ain't
Speaker 7: tripping on the money cause I'm gonna get that back.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I'm a hustler.
Speaker 5: Run.
Speaker 7: So I already checked them, like these dudes, these dudes
Speaker 7: are they shaking? Yeah, but they end with that circle.
Speaker 7: So I told him I'm a street dude. I told him,
Speaker 7: I ain't seeing your money. You don't send me no contract, right,
Speaker 7: So I told him I'm gonna make the contract even
Speaker 7: sweeter for y'all.
Speaker 1: We're gonna do it right.
Speaker 7: If you don't get me to pardon by January every thirty, right, right, before.
Speaker 1: My centizen, you have to return half my money back.
Speaker 5: And what do they say?
Speaker 7: They agree we signed the country right before the deadline.
Speaker 7: I went to court. God come through again. Wait a minute, man,
Speaker 7: what you mean, lady say't ain't you ain't going to jail?
Speaker 7: Give them three months to give them three years probation.
Speaker 7: Never heard of ladies say gim walk off this this.
Speaker 7: This is the same lady threw the charge out at first,
Speaker 7: So the federal government picked it up, picked the charge
Speaker 7: that she threw out and brought it back. So now
Speaker 7: you put this lady in the court out. That's how
Speaker 7: God worked. And they talked about a manator. That lady
Speaker 7: say three years probation. I try to talk, she said,
Speaker 7: I don't even want to hear miss Oh my god,
Speaker 7: that lady said three years probation. Mister Hatch, nothing but God,
Speaker 7: three three years probation. If I would have knew this,
Speaker 7: I wouldn't even never talk to them about no about
Speaker 7: no part right, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: But do you get have the money back? Now?
Speaker 1: Now?
Speaker 7: That's what I'm suing for, okay, And the worst part
Speaker 7: about it. And I have texta in this that's in
Speaker 7: the lawsuit. Three days for Christmas, they text my lawyer
Speaker 7: and say the partner's been signed by Donald Trump. Got
Speaker 7: me through the house with my shirt off. I'm jumping
Speaker 7: all on the bed Donald Trump to signed a part Yeah.
Speaker 7: We're just waiting on the news. Yeah, I'm about the
Speaker 7: news for five days.
Speaker 5: I ain't see.
Speaker 1: All I see is Trump Boma, I.
Speaker 3: Said the bad day.
Speaker 7: So when the deadline came, I told the man return
Speaker 7: my money.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm gonna shoe you.
Speaker 5: Bro.
Speaker 7: They like, we ain't got all the money. How much
Speaker 7: you want back? I say, I just want you to
Speaker 7: follow the contract. I just want my three hundred thousand bags, right,
Speaker 7: and this is over with. Well, we can't give you
Speaker 7: three hundred thousands what you got me. Then he said, okay,
Speaker 7: well we'll just file for bankrupts.
Speaker 3: I said, so this is a Ponzi scheme. Soon as
Speaker 3: I say SOMETHINGO, so you say file for bankrupts? You
Speaker 3: didne did this before?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 1: And people tell me I'm snitching or the fuck y'all?
Speaker 3: Some ignorant?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 3: You ignorant? This is like a contract. You're like a
Speaker 3: record contract?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 3: Are you is ignorant?
Speaker 7: You?
Speaker 3: Are you ignorant?
Speaker 5: Ah?
Speaker 1: You roll that short bus.
Speaker 5: Now you know, the short buses ain't short no more.
Speaker 2: They put them on on the bus with the regular kids,
Speaker 2: and they don't have a special led them on.
Speaker 5: Now they have.
Speaker 3: They got a section up.
Speaker 2: Now, they got two teachers in there. They got so
Speaker 2: the special legs is blending in with the regular suits.
Speaker 2: Just put the extra teacher.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because they pushed me off. I'm like, man, this
Speaker 1: is this is business.
Speaker 5: We signed.
Speaker 3: We signed.
Speaker 1: You want you to sign a contract. We have to
Speaker 1: abide by that.
Speaker 2: Country Man Boozy had to be one of the best
Speaker 2: guests ever. Make sure y'all check out the entire episode
Speaker 2: of my podcast, Ricky Smiley on the spot anywhere you
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