WEBVTT - Flip vs. Rory 0:00:03.710 --> 0:00:04.730 We're live now. 0:00:07.540 --> 0:00:12.380 After all is said and done, you never walk, you 0:00:12.539 --> 0:00:15.320 never run, you're a winner, Dom. 0:00:19.420 --> 0:00:23.320 Everybody tune in. Check, check, check, people. Let us know 0:00:23.620 --> 0:00:29.100 how we sound. Thought we sounded good last time, but. 0:00:29.750 --> 0:00:33.450 Oh, it wasn't? It was some people saying. I don't know. 0:00:33.650 --> 0:00:33.990 I don't know. 0:00:34.050 --> 0:00:36.589 I just saw a couple of comments, so I, you know, 0:00:36.800 --> 0:00:37.440 just want to. 0:00:37.740 --> 0:00:41.000 You be listening to something and it sound like it's, like, buffering, like, 0:00:41.240 --> 0:00:43.159 the air word, like, skip. 0:00:43.180 --> 0:00:43.580 So it. 0:00:45.060 --> 0:00:45.440 Was. 0:00:45.580 --> 0:00:48.510 That's why. It's Ken's fault. 0:00:49.890 --> 0:00:50.610 Sound like it. All right. 0:00:50.630 --> 0:00:52.890 But that's why I was just checking. 0:00:53.010 --> 0:00:55.630 And make sure that everything's on there. Good. It's a 0:00:55.690 --> 0:00:59.150 spike low. I'm good. Yo, yo, yo, am I low for? 0:01:06.080 --> 0:01:06.880 What kind of bar is that? 0:01:09.720 --> 0:01:10.170 Misfits. 0:01:10.950 --> 0:01:11.250 Okay. 0:01:12.530 --> 0:01:14.690 I got T.J. Maxx. 0:01:15.770 --> 0:01:18.410 You in these spots. I don't blame you. 0:01:18.430 --> 0:01:18.490 T.J. 0:01:18.490 --> 0:01:20.210 Maxx be having this stuff. That's what everybody said. I 0:01:20.250 --> 0:01:23.450 went to, I went to, shit, where was it? Ross 0:01:23.500 --> 0:01:25.520 looking for like protein powder, but we didn't find it. 0:01:25.680 --> 0:01:27.860 I don't care. 0:01:27.880 --> 0:01:28.399 Jonesboro. 0:01:28.700 --> 0:01:29.380 Home Goods now. 0:01:29.540 --> 0:01:30.400 Home Goods, all it has them. 0:01:30.660 --> 0:01:30.759 Hmm. 0:01:32.420 --> 0:01:36.910 I'm really going on Goods. Okay. 0:01:37.170 --> 0:01:39.970 Yeah, I'll have to check that one out. 0:01:42.850 --> 0:01:44.350 Did you see If I Go, Will They Miss Me 0:01:44.430 --> 0:01:44.770 at Raw? 0:01:45.209 --> 0:01:45.510 Not yet. 0:01:45.569 --> 0:01:47.440 I do want to see it, though. I haven't had 0:01:47.450 --> 0:01:49.820 a chance. This has been an extremely... Oh, you haven't 0:01:49.840 --> 0:01:50.360 seen it either? 0:01:50.460 --> 0:01:53.820 No, he about to spoil it. I thought y'all reviewed it. 0:01:54.320 --> 0:01:58.820 We did. Who reviewed it? Me, Ken, and... Jalen. Shy. 0:01:59.040 --> 0:01:59.710 Jalen and Shy. 0:02:00.470 --> 0:02:02.890 Oh, you weren't here. On his people. I bring the guests. 0:02:02.910 --> 0:02:05.690 I bring the guests. I know, and then you piss them. Right. Yeah, 0:02:05.730 --> 0:02:07.510 I do want to see. I just haven't had time. 0:02:07.570 --> 0:02:09.910 I'd be really interested to hear y'all thoughts. Is it 0:02:09.930 --> 0:02:14.810 still in the theater right now? I think it's going 0:02:14.840 --> 0:02:16.900 to be more theaters, actually. 0:02:26.090 --> 0:02:26.410 Okay. 0:02:26.510 --> 0:02:27.630 Oh, they're picking... Uh-huh. 0:02:27.889 --> 0:02:28.149 Okay. 0:02:28.330 --> 0:02:28.730 That's good. 0:02:28.750 --> 0:02:30.989 That's good. Because I didn't know if this type of 0:02:31.030 --> 0:02:34.240 story would play out. 0:02:34.300 --> 0:02:35.500 Yeah, so that's what I was worried about, too. 0:02:35.560 --> 0:02:38.240 Yeah, so... But I definitely wasn't going to ask you 0:02:38.280 --> 0:02:42.380 about Transformers. I wanted to see it, but I had 0:02:42.400 --> 0:02:43.020 to pay for it. 0:02:43.160 --> 0:02:44.709 A new Transformers movie? I did, too. I did, too. 0:02:45.090 --> 0:02:47.530 That's what I meant to say. Yeah. Towards our thing. 0:02:47.550 --> 0:02:49.270 Nah, so I'm like, wait a minute, because I had 0:02:49.290 --> 0:02:52.269 to pay for me, Nate, and Dom. I was just like, 0:02:52.290 --> 0:02:54.609 wait a minute, why is this... showing up like this. 0:02:54.690 --> 0:02:56.430 I'm like, wait a minute. Trying to refresh you. No, 0:02:56.690 --> 0:02:58.990 I'm trying to refresh you. I'm like, wait. Am I 0:02:59.010 --> 0:03:02.169 signed in? I do this. Right. And like I was 0:03:02.190 --> 0:03:04.590 telling Mike, and what sucks about it, I missed part 0:03:04.630 --> 0:03:07.130 of the movie because it started on time. Like, it 0:03:07.250 --> 0:03:09.270 didn't have any, I guess, previews. 0:03:09.330 --> 0:03:12.169 They don't tell you that. There's no trailers. And typically, 0:03:12.210 --> 0:03:13.429 I show up 30 minutes early. 0:03:13.470 --> 0:03:14.130 Yeah, yeah. 0:03:14.230 --> 0:03:17.110 It just so happened this one movie, I was like, no, 0:03:17.130 --> 0:03:18.630 I want to be there on time because if they 0:03:18.669 --> 0:03:21.430 have a cardboard thing outside, I want my picture by it. 0:03:22.440 --> 0:03:24.100 So that's the only reason I was there early. 0:03:26.139 --> 0:03:28.880 Yeah, I think that happened with, I think that happened 0:03:28.900 --> 0:03:33.180 to me with primetime, which is how I missed. I 0:03:33.200 --> 0:03:35.380 thought I only missed like seven minutes, but apparently I 0:03:35.420 --> 0:03:37.800 missed 20, which is why I went back. Yeah, I 0:03:37.800 --> 0:03:39.800 don't know how that happened. I think they started earlier 0:03:39.820 --> 0:03:42.640 because it was a 1030 showing. We were doing Dead 0:03:42.680 --> 0:03:46.960 End Sports Live. I think I left around 1038. So 0:03:47.340 --> 0:03:50.210 where I'm at, it's like, especially at night that late, 0:03:50.340 --> 0:03:54.030 I can get there and 10, 12 minutes. So I 0:03:54.070 --> 0:03:56.540 walked in and shit, they were already missing to move. 0:03:56.620 --> 0:03:58.119 I'm like, what the hell is going on? And then 0:03:58.160 --> 0:04:00.540 I get there and then the seat I, nah, the 0:04:00.560 --> 0:04:02.980 seat I got was next to somebody who got the 0:04:03.000 --> 0:04:04.920 seat next to me. I'm like, bro, like all these 0:04:05.000 --> 0:04:08.100 empty seats, why? You saw I had to sleep both. Yeah, 0:04:08.150 --> 0:04:10.330 I'll be like that too. It doesn't make sense. 0:04:10.390 --> 0:04:13.710 It don't. This is for prime time? Yes. I've been 0:04:13.750 --> 0:04:15.090 watching his ass the whole time. 0:04:15.170 --> 0:04:15.910 I didn't sit by him. 0:04:16.490 --> 0:04:19.130 I sat in. I did that too for another movie. 0:04:19.250 --> 0:04:20.710 It was all the way at the top. It was 0:04:20.750 --> 0:04:24.870 like E1 or whatever. And the whole seat was messed up, 0:04:24.970 --> 0:04:27.650 so it was already reclined. Bro, I climbed in that 0:04:27.690 --> 0:04:29.950 chair and just sat there the whole way. I was like, 0:04:29.970 --> 0:04:31.349 I'm not sitting by you because I don't know why 0:04:31.390 --> 0:04:32.110 you even did this. 0:04:32.130 --> 0:04:33.109 I know. 0:04:34.589 --> 0:04:37.110 Why you did it. Try to catch one. Try to 0:04:37.130 --> 0:04:40.270 catch one. Got me one. He's like, have a seat. 0:04:40.750 --> 0:04:43.990 That's what he's trying to get you. 0:04:44.089 --> 0:04:46.740 I was like, hopefully. You want a cookie? 0:04:46.750 --> 0:04:47.330 You want a cookie? 0:04:47.360 --> 0:04:53.810 Yeah, maybe. No, that's happened to me before, man, where 0:04:54.010 --> 0:04:58.810 I was already sitting, though, and somebody sat right next to... Like, 0:04:58.850 --> 0:05:00.890 you know, it's the one with the arm. I'm like, yo, 0:05:00.930 --> 0:05:03.099 why would you sit here? I told y'all that shit 0:05:03.130 --> 0:05:05.039 happened to me, man. Man. It was the first two 0:05:05.060 --> 0:05:08.020 people in the theater, ironically. It was the two seats 0:05:08.040 --> 0:05:11.100 sitting right next to each other. Oh, man. It was 0:05:11.120 --> 0:05:14.940 something we reviewed. I can't remember what it was. It's 0:05:14.980 --> 0:05:17.800 so inconsiderate, man. It is. Because I won't... Like, even 0:05:17.920 --> 0:05:21.840 for movies that... Like, I won't even... If it's going 0:05:21.860 --> 0:05:24.900 to be a seat next to someone, I'm like, dang, 0:05:24.960 --> 0:05:28.550 seats are filled. If it's a recliner seat, I will. Nah, 0:05:28.560 --> 0:05:28.700 I can't. 0:05:28.760 --> 0:05:31.200 Because they got the two thick arms in between. 0:05:31.250 --> 0:05:33.550 That's if you sit on the other side. So I'll 0:05:33.580 --> 0:05:35.810 do it like if it's one where it's two like this, 0:05:36.490 --> 0:05:38.510 like it's just the two separate ones and two separate ones, 0:05:38.970 --> 0:05:39.910 I'll sit on that one. 0:05:40.070 --> 0:05:40.830 That one right there. 0:05:41.130 --> 0:05:43.070 It's the one where all you got to do is 0:05:43.110 --> 0:05:45.570 move up the thing. That's closer. You won't go to 0:05:45.610 --> 0:05:46.910 a movie if... No, I will not. 0:05:47.880 --> 0:05:51.820 If it's one sitting together and somebody in that seat, nope. 0:05:52.160 --> 0:05:53.320 I'll just have to catch another show. 0:05:53.460 --> 0:05:56.460 That's funny. So you would. Yeah. 0:05:56.800 --> 0:05:57.599 Oh, my God. 0:05:57.720 --> 0:05:59.000 It depends on the movie. 0:05:59.060 --> 0:06:01.930 It depends on how much other time I have. But 0:06:02.050 --> 0:06:04.890 I'll lean more towards Rod. 0:06:05.050 --> 0:06:07.050 Really? I can't do it. 0:06:07.150 --> 0:06:10.690 If it's full and I have no choice, then all right, whatever. 0:06:11.450 --> 0:06:13.510 But if I have a choice, then. 0:06:13.770 --> 0:06:15.490 Oh, if I got a choice, I'm always sitting away 0:06:15.529 --> 0:06:17.830 from people. But if it's full and I got to 0:06:17.850 --> 0:06:18.950 see it, I'm just going to go in and go. 0:06:18.970 --> 0:06:20.290 I'm going to try to find another show. 0:06:20.650 --> 0:06:22.370 Yeah, I want to try to find that show. I'm 0:06:22.390 --> 0:06:25.070 going to try to find another 30 minutes later, hour later. 0:06:25.190 --> 0:06:25.789 Let's pass. 0:06:26.010 --> 0:06:30.270 Because I feel like most movies you can't find something else. Nowadays, yeah, 0:06:30.290 --> 0:06:31.550 you can find them. 0:06:31.570 --> 0:06:33.360 The only way I'm with you is if, like I said, 0:06:33.380 --> 0:06:35.070 if it's not one of those big recliner seats. 0:06:35.120 --> 0:06:37.000 If it's a regular, you know, the flip, flip, flip, 0:06:37.020 --> 0:06:38.900 flip seats, I'm not doing it. 0:06:39.020 --> 0:06:41.060 I'm not sitting that close. Because it's like right here. 0:06:41.900 --> 0:06:43.140 And I always feel like I'm going to put my 0:06:43.220 --> 0:06:44.080 elbow up and we're going. 0:06:44.000 --> 0:06:46.680 To touch elbows. It's going to be awkward. Yeah, I 0:06:46.700 --> 0:06:49.360 can't do it. Like I said, if it's the seat 0:06:49.400 --> 0:06:55.460 that's like the coupled seats, because that's two separate parts. 0:06:55.740 --> 0:06:58.440 Not that one, like we a couple or something. Like, no, 0:06:58.460 --> 0:06:59.880 I don't want that. No. 0:07:00.420 --> 0:07:01.460 But that's happened to me. 0:07:01.500 --> 0:07:03.700 And I'm like, that's funny. And I'm just like, really? 0:07:04.200 --> 0:07:05.120 I'm with you. 0:07:05.200 --> 0:07:08.670 I do the same thing. And this happened with men 0:07:08.730 --> 0:07:10.750 and women. Like I've had a guy do it before 0:07:10.790 --> 0:07:12.170 and I had a woman do it before. And I 0:07:12.170 --> 0:07:14.470 was just like, oh, my God, this is so uncomfortable. 0:07:14.790 --> 0:07:16.290 I had the one dude sit next to me and 0:07:16.310 --> 0:07:17.130 start talking to me. 0:07:17.350 --> 0:07:19.850 And that was the only one where I got up 0:07:19.890 --> 0:07:20.560 and moved. 0:07:21.500 --> 0:07:22.800 After he started talking to you? 0:07:22.820 --> 0:07:25.860 Yes, because he sat down and it wasn't empty, but 0:07:25.880 --> 0:07:29.400 it was empty enough. Because I was like, why are 0:07:29.440 --> 0:07:32.220 you sitting right next to me? And I can't remember. 0:07:32.260 --> 0:07:33.700 I think I told the story here. I can't remember 0:07:33.720 --> 0:07:35.850 what he said, but he started talking. And I was 0:07:35.870 --> 0:07:38.070 just like, nope, nope. I just got my stuff. I 0:07:38.090 --> 0:07:41.470 got up and I went to the next row. You're 0:07:41.490 --> 0:07:42.730 not about to sit here and start talking to me 0:07:42.750 --> 0:07:43.570 like we know each other. 0:07:43.770 --> 0:07:44.370 Yeah, don't do that. 0:07:44.780 --> 0:07:46.620 It already makes me mad when people talk in movie 0:07:46.640 --> 0:07:49.730 theaters anyway. I'll tell you something right now. The first president, 0:07:49.830 --> 0:07:51.989 I don't care if they're Republican or Democrat, the first 0:07:52.290 --> 0:07:55.410 one that runs on the platform of we are not 0:07:55.450 --> 0:07:58.090 going to allow people to talk in movie theaters, you. 0:07:57.950 --> 0:07:58.530 Got my vote. 0:07:59.370 --> 0:08:01.610 You got my vote. Rick Jackson running all them bullshit 0:08:01.690 --> 0:08:03.090 ads about. 0:08:02.890 --> 0:08:04.470 Keisha, run that one. 0:08:04.930 --> 0:08:07.610 If you see somebody talking in the theater, you let 0:08:07.630 --> 0:08:08.650 me know. I'm Rick Jackson. 0:08:08.990 --> 0:08:11.630 I'm Rick Jackson. You got my vote. I want Rick 0:08:11.650 --> 0:08:16.590 Jackson with that black girl in there. Oh, man. 0:08:16.870 --> 0:08:19.929 He had some black girl in there. I think he's 0:08:20.030 --> 0:08:23.120 telling some sob story. I think he crying and they 0:08:23.150 --> 0:08:24.360 give each other a hug. 0:08:24.380 --> 0:08:24.810 What? 0:08:25.120 --> 0:08:26.520 He's got a couple of those where he's trying to 0:08:26.540 --> 0:08:27.300 appeal to black people. 0:08:27.620 --> 0:08:29.340 It's awful, bro. I ain't think he cared. 0:08:29.580 --> 0:08:31.280 I'm going to say he know he can get the 0:08:31.300 --> 0:08:32.319 black people from Keisha. 0:08:32.500 --> 0:08:34.820 I ain't know he cared. I thought he was just like, 0:08:35.020 --> 0:08:38.100 F y'all. Oh, no, no, no, no. Yeah, he's never 0:08:38.120 --> 0:08:40.100 spending it that way. He know the opportunity there because 0:08:40.559 --> 0:08:44.640 niggas ain't really fucking with Keisha. Right. Damn. They did. 0:08:45.360 --> 0:08:47.660 I wish I knew. I hope I catch it again, 0:08:47.700 --> 0:08:50.660 but they did her dirty. So the way they did it, 0:08:51.020 --> 0:08:56.100 the way they edited this commercial, this ad, was they 0:08:56.120 --> 0:08:59.340 were like, crime is up here. Crime is doing this, that, 0:08:59.380 --> 0:09:02.070 and the other. And they have a soundbite of her 0:09:02.110 --> 0:09:04.030 talking about, yeah, it was real easy. All I had 0:09:04.050 --> 0:09:06.290 to do was this, that, and the other. Oh, my God, 0:09:06.350 --> 0:09:07.330 it was nasty. 0:09:07.429 --> 0:09:09.790 Why are they not rocking with Keisha? Because of the 0:09:09.870 --> 0:09:11.770 cop thing. You know, Democrats don't care about that. Remember 0:09:11.790 --> 0:09:15.670 that happened once? that and during the pandemic when she 0:09:15.730 --> 0:09:16.730 told people go home. 0:09:16.750 --> 0:09:20.530 They don't turn on Keisha. They don't turn on AOC. 0:09:20.570 --> 0:09:22.189 They don't turn on Jasmine Crockett. 0:09:22.429 --> 0:09:24.130 They ain't on AOC yet. 0:09:24.190 --> 0:09:24.689 I ain't know. 0:09:24.750 --> 0:09:26.470 Once we get this Rick dude in here, he's going 0:09:26.490 --> 0:09:31.620 to be way worse. Yes. Way worse. Stop falling for it. 0:09:31.630 --> 0:09:34.060 She may not be that great, but she definitely probably 0:09:34.120 --> 0:09:37.220 is better than him. Definitely. Like, come on, y'all. Come on. 0:09:37.240 --> 0:09:39.360 Don't be stupid. Don't be stupid. I agree. 0:09:39.720 --> 0:09:42.280 Jesus Christ. Except don't be dumb. 0:09:43.210 --> 0:09:45.350 Don't be dumb. I can't believe people realize that. It's 0:09:45.390 --> 0:09:47.790 so easy to fall for that stuff, man. That's how 0:09:47.820 --> 0:09:50.400 we end up in this situation now. Niggas is not 0:09:50.440 --> 0:09:53.720 fucking with her. Tisha's not doing herself any favors. And 0:09:54.000 --> 0:09:56.770 she's not helping at all. Oh, my God. 0:09:56.830 --> 0:10:04.619 Yeah, it's... bad. But I did hear, though, there are 0:10:04.660 --> 0:10:06.640 other people that would be the opposite of this, but 0:10:06.660 --> 0:10:09.150 I did hear over the weekend that somebody was like, yeah, 0:10:09.170 --> 0:10:11.050 I know Keisha Lance Bottom's doing this, but I'm going 0:10:11.070 --> 0:10:13.770 to still vote for her because I don't like Rick, 0:10:13.929 --> 0:10:15.329 or I'm going to still vote for her. But, yeah, 0:10:15.370 --> 0:10:16.150 what she did is wrong. 0:10:16.410 --> 0:10:16.670 Yeah. 0:10:16.830 --> 0:10:19.150 So I am hearing that from people. Like, they're seeing 0:10:19.200 --> 0:10:21.440 the ads. And, you know, the person that was telling 0:10:21.480 --> 0:10:24.780 me this was telling them, like, that's an ad. You 0:10:24.820 --> 0:10:26.620 can't listen to it. You've got to go look it 0:10:26.700 --> 0:10:29.720 up and see how they're doing it. And she explained this. 0:10:29.740 --> 0:10:33.800 She explained that. But, you know, it was at least 0:10:34.020 --> 0:10:36.449 gratifying to hear. It was like, I saw the ad, 0:10:37.090 --> 0:10:39.230 but I'm going to still vote for it anyway. You know, 0:10:39.309 --> 0:10:41.990 but there are people that saw the ad and was like, oh, no, 0:10:42.050 --> 0:10:44.920 hell no. You know, so it goes both ways. And 0:10:44.940 --> 0:10:47.100 who knows? Maybe she'll see an ad and be like, 0:10:47.120 --> 0:10:47.600 you know what? 0:10:47.860 --> 0:10:48.300 Nah. 0:10:49.040 --> 0:10:51.920 Maybe they'll finally win her over. But, you know, that's 0:10:51.960 --> 0:10:54.309 just the way it is. That's how the game goes, man. 0:10:56.210 --> 0:10:57.190 That's how the game goes. 0:10:58.130 --> 0:11:02.830 This dude proudly supports Trump. Proudly. He's starting to not. 0:11:04.050 --> 0:11:06.220 Say he's doing it. He's going to get out of there. 0:11:06.240 --> 0:11:08.540 He's going to get out of there. Everybody is about 0:11:08.559 --> 0:11:08.860 to get away. 0:11:08.880 --> 0:11:11.500 When did that start? His ads flat out say he's 0:11:11.559 --> 0:11:13.000 loyal to Trump. So what are y'all talking about? 0:11:13.020 --> 0:11:16.300 I just think I'm not basing this off anything other 0:11:16.340 --> 0:11:19.420 than an assumption of me that once the midterms happen 0:11:19.540 --> 0:11:22.160 and people are going to try to disassociate themselves. Trump should. 0:11:22.780 --> 0:11:25.189 No, he's not going to because he flat out keeps 0:11:25.230 --> 0:11:27.330 saying His whole campaign is based around that. I vote 0:11:27.470 --> 0:11:29.470 yes on everything that Trump puts yes on. 0:11:29.530 --> 0:11:30.830 He's not backing off of it. 0:11:30.850 --> 0:11:33.040 He's staying the course. No, I'm not. 0:11:33.530 --> 0:11:35.890 This dude wants to be George's Trump. 0:11:36.010 --> 0:11:36.210 Yep. 0:11:37.670 --> 0:11:40.450 I haven't seen anything to say something different. Maybe I 0:11:40.470 --> 0:11:41.830 missed something that y'all saw. 0:11:41.850 --> 0:11:44.130 Nah, I didn't see anything. This is just me. 0:11:44.270 --> 0:11:49.530 I'm presuming because of how low the approval rating is 0:11:49.580 --> 0:11:52.880 for Trump. That's what I was thinking. But nah, he's 0:11:52.910 --> 0:11:54.839 still like, nah, this my guy. 0:11:54.940 --> 0:11:55.880 See, I don't know. 0:11:56.360 --> 0:11:58.920 I assume since after the midterms, it's going to be 0:11:58.940 --> 0:12:02.140 on the downturn of Trump's presidency and it's going to 0:12:02.160 --> 0:12:04.700 have less years left in Nobody's going to have to 0:12:04.740 --> 0:12:06.679 support him at that point and don't nobody like him 0:12:06.720 --> 0:12:09.600 as far as approval rating anyway. I would assume the 0:12:09.780 --> 0:12:12.600 smart thing, dude, like, all right, we're backing away from dude. 0:12:12.679 --> 0:12:14.540 If black people vote for this guy, I do not, 0:12:14.679 --> 0:12:16.920 I would never understand why you would. 0:12:17.640 --> 0:12:21.550 Like, it would make absolutely no sense. Well, check with 0:12:21.570 --> 0:12:24.270 Spike and Ken at the end of the cycle. What? 0:12:28.700 --> 0:12:34.120 What took you a minute? You want to dial up today? 0:12:34.160 --> 0:12:36.160 That took you a minute. Oh, man. 0:12:36.420 --> 0:12:38.750 We're going to get into a couple of the topics, man. 0:12:38.780 --> 0:12:40.590 I'm going to turn on Super Chats 2. Y'all can 0:12:40.650 --> 0:12:43.290 send those over. Man, I had a, you know, this 0:12:43.350 --> 0:12:47.510 is kind of like some of the pre-Patreon banner that 0:12:47.530 --> 0:12:49.970 we normally have before we get into stuff. But, yeah, 0:12:49.990 --> 0:12:53.569 I had a hell of a Saturday, bro. This shit 0:12:53.590 --> 0:12:56.670 was insane. So I have a list. Of, like, repairs 0:12:56.750 --> 0:13:00.000 and stuff that's on my computer that I have to 0:13:00.040 --> 0:13:03.559 do around the house. So, I had to put in 0:13:03.580 --> 0:13:05.240 a new garage door opener yesterday. 0:13:05.720 --> 0:13:07.540 Opener, you said? Yep. 0:13:08.000 --> 0:13:10.170 And that shit was a pain in the ass. You 0:13:10.190 --> 0:13:11.970 had to put in a new garage door opener. 0:13:11.990 --> 0:13:12.130 So.... 0:13:15.010 --> 0:13:17.540 My wife backed up into the garage, didn't back up 0:13:17.600 --> 0:13:18.179 far enough. 0:13:18.500 --> 0:13:21.340 You didn't have to do that. Nah. You didn't have 0:13:21.360 --> 0:13:24.840 to do that. It's all right. You didn't have to 0:13:24.860 --> 0:13:25.240 do that. 0:13:25.280 --> 0:13:28.600 My whole family was fucking gone, bro. 0:13:28.640 --> 0:13:31.739 Because I didn't do it. My truck don't fit in 0:13:31.760 --> 0:13:33.160 the garage. I can't park there. 0:13:33.220 --> 0:13:35.000 I never park in the garage. 0:13:35.040 --> 0:13:35.900 That's hilarious. 0:13:36.059 --> 0:13:36.860 Backed up. 0:13:36.900 --> 0:13:37.920 He been waiting all week. 0:13:37.940 --> 0:13:38.120 No. 0:13:40.880 --> 0:13:45.010 Y'all seen how he built up to it. He was 0:13:45.030 --> 0:13:48.050 waiting to get there. Because it's been broke for a while. 0:13:48.070 --> 0:13:50.970 It's been broke for a couple of weeks now. This 0:13:51.110 --> 0:13:54.120 is police therapy right now. Back up. 0:13:54.179 --> 0:13:56.900 And this happened on a Saturday. Because I haven't had 0:13:56.940 --> 0:13:59.829 a Saturday to myself in like a while. And I 0:13:59.870 --> 0:14:01.790 keep complaining about it every day. I'm like, y'all not 0:14:01.809 --> 0:14:03.070 going to get my Saturday. Y'all not going to get 0:14:03.090 --> 0:14:05.170 my Saturday. Every Saturday, I just want to sit down 0:14:05.210 --> 0:14:06.079 in my chair and spy. 0:14:06.100 --> 0:14:06.790 God, I feel that. 0:14:06.860 --> 0:14:09.719 But they keep taking my Saturdays. And we had to 0:14:09.760 --> 0:14:12.599 go out and do something. And she backed up. And 0:14:12.800 --> 0:14:14.540 I was like, I'm in the truck waiting. 0:14:15.380 --> 0:14:15.960 Where the hell she at? 0:14:16.059 --> 0:14:17.690 Because I don't want to go. 0:14:17.720 --> 0:14:21.460 You come here every day. You park here every day. 0:14:21.500 --> 0:14:26.560 You know the garage. What happened today? Push the garage. 0:14:26.600 --> 0:14:29.220 The garage hit the front of the damn truck. Now 0:14:29.240 --> 0:14:34.280 the shit broke. Called me in there, walking like, you know, 0:14:34.480 --> 0:14:36.540 just kind of like, oh, shit, I got to tell 0:14:36.560 --> 0:14:38.520 them the garage is broke. But I don't want to 0:14:38.540 --> 0:14:43.100 tell them the garage is broke. And so, yeah, you know, 0:14:43.140 --> 0:14:45.140 garage don't work. And so I'm looking, pushing the button. 0:14:45.160 --> 0:14:45.980 It's just moving chains. 0:14:46.060 --> 0:14:46.880 I'm moving whatever, whatever. 0:14:47.400 --> 0:14:48.970 Keep in mind, I had to fix this garage before 0:14:48.990 --> 0:14:50.990 because something happened to the chain. I had to tighten 0:14:51.030 --> 0:14:54.550 the chain. So that was another Saturday. So I just 0:14:54.590 --> 0:14:56.870 looked at it, pushed it a couple times. Like, yeah, 0:14:56.890 --> 0:15:01.760 shit's fucked up. Let's go. And so came back. So 0:15:02.160 --> 0:15:03.700 after I calmed down, Rod, I was like, all right, 0:15:03.720 --> 0:15:05.760 let me go try to fix the garage. Because she 0:15:05.800 --> 0:15:07.120 got in the car, knew I was upset, got in 0:15:07.160 --> 0:15:09.020 the car, and just called the garage person to come out. 0:15:09.060 --> 0:15:11.480 They came out. So I was like, before they got there, 0:15:11.520 --> 0:15:13.080 I tried to go out and fix it. I was like, damn. 0:15:13.100 --> 0:15:16.130 So I saw the wheel that turns the chain was 0:15:16.190 --> 0:15:19.550 fucked up. So they used plastic pieces in that to 0:15:19.590 --> 0:15:21.750 turn the chain, and they have a tendency to wear out. 0:15:22.230 --> 0:15:26.090 Because this hit the garage, because of the impact, and 0:15:26.270 --> 0:15:30.100 it was moving... It shredded the plaster piece. Guy came 0:15:30.220 --> 0:15:32.580 out that repaired it, but it's a new company. Came out, 0:15:32.600 --> 0:15:35.580 was like, oh, yeah, we can't fix this. So he 0:15:35.640 --> 0:15:38.979 kept trying to sell me another garage. He didn't even attempt. 0:15:40.200 --> 0:15:42.640 He was like, this thing is 17 years old. It's 0:15:42.680 --> 0:15:44.170 hard to get the parts. You could probably fix it, 0:15:44.180 --> 0:15:45.330 but you need to go in and get another one. 0:15:46.330 --> 0:15:48.870 Take this $ 49 and get away from my house. Because 0:15:48.930 --> 0:15:51.450 I'm not paying you to fix this part that I 0:15:51.470 --> 0:15:54.530 could fix myself for $ 80. How much was. 0:15:54.450 --> 0:15:55.370 The new door, the new roof? 0:15:55.370 --> 0:15:58.340 $ 370 something. 0:15:58.360 --> 0:16:00.780 Jesus Christ. 0:16:01.040 --> 0:16:02.620 And that was the other thing. So he was like, yeah, 0:16:02.640 --> 0:16:04.280 you know, we got one. We can put it in 0:16:04.320 --> 0:16:07.260 for $ 450. But the $ 850 went to last 15 years. 0:16:07.300 --> 0:16:08.920 But this $ 1, 200. 0:16:07.900 --> 0:16:11.040 One, though. You can suck my dick on $ 1, 200, bro. 0:16:11.060 --> 0:16:13.140 I'm telling you, get out of here. Get out of here. 0:16:13.180 --> 0:16:14.580 He kept trying to get the sale, trying to get 0:16:14.620 --> 0:16:16.840 the sale. She was going to do it. I was like, nah, 0:16:16.860 --> 0:16:20.600 something don't feel right. So let me just pay him 0:16:20.700 --> 0:16:22.160 the $ 49, get out of here. We looking at Home 0:16:22.200 --> 0:16:23.400 Depot and all those. 0:16:23.420 --> 0:16:24.120 Let me find one. 0:16:24.900 --> 0:16:27.980 I found one. They had a five-year warranty, paid a 0:16:28.020 --> 0:16:30.380 couple of extra 80 bucks for the 10-year warranty. We 0:16:30.400 --> 0:16:33.180 get another five years for $ 80. Cool, bet. Because that's 0:16:33.220 --> 0:16:35.830 what he was trying to sell us, the $ 800 one. 0:16:35.870 --> 0:16:37.040 For $ 300, put the shit in. I was like, nah, 0:16:37.050 --> 0:16:41.750 I can put the shit in myself. So that was 0:16:41.950 --> 0:16:47.010 my fucking Saturday, was doing that shit. And it took 0:16:47.030 --> 0:16:48.320 me about a week, because when I don't want to 0:16:48.360 --> 0:16:49.780 do something, I'm going to sit around. I'm just like, 0:16:49.800 --> 0:16:52.620 I'm going to get to it when I feel like it. 0:16:52.900 --> 0:16:56.350 Plus, this is your fault. The garage worked fine if 0:16:56.370 --> 0:16:59.430 you could just put... I've already had these conversations. That 0:17:00.150 --> 0:17:00.550 is funny. 0:17:01.030 --> 0:17:02.090 But it's just like. 0:17:02.110 --> 0:17:02.510 That is so funny. 0:17:02.550 --> 0:17:06.050 So now, yes, there will be some inconveniences around here, right? 0:17:06.070 --> 0:17:06.629 That's funny. 0:17:06.670 --> 0:17:10.930 Park the fucking truck outside. Let this motherfucker up and down. 0:17:11.930 --> 0:17:16.189 Because next time... Because I said... So after... So we 0:17:16.210 --> 0:17:19.730 started 9-something in the morning. Her dad came over to help. 0:17:21.450 --> 0:17:25.360 We get everything installed. So there's this... So the trolley, 0:17:25.800 --> 0:17:28.700 you slide the trolley through a hole. Manufacturing defect, it 0:17:28.720 --> 0:17:31.700 wouldn't fit. So we had to drill a hole for 0:17:31.720 --> 0:17:34.020 the screw to fit in there to connect it so 0:17:34.060 --> 0:17:36.639 the chain would go back and forth. Then I get 0:17:36.680 --> 0:17:39.720 the damn thing wired, and then I couldn't program it. 0:17:39.890 --> 0:17:40.170 Why? 0:17:40.330 --> 0:17:43.350 Because the electricians that put it in there didn't have 0:17:43.390 --> 0:17:46.330 the wires separated by what controls the door, what controls 0:17:46.369 --> 0:17:48.649 the sensors. But I couldn't do that, Rob, because I 0:17:48.650 --> 0:17:51.189 had to go to soccer at 2. So I had 0:17:51.210 --> 0:17:53.410 to go to soccer, then you Kendall wanted to go 0:17:53.430 --> 0:17:55.250 to Costco, so I had to get back to the 0:17:55.270 --> 0:17:58.409 house at 10-4, had to reverse engineer all the wiring, 0:17:58.490 --> 0:17:59.869 got all this stuff fixed by the time. 0:17:59.770 --> 0:18:03.859 It was 6 o'clock. You mad, huh? Yeah, it was 0:18:03.880 --> 0:18:06.399 the whole day. It was the whole day. It was 0:18:06.619 --> 0:18:08.080 a 20, 30-minute job at best. 0:18:09.119 --> 0:18:09.580 At best. 0:18:09.640 --> 0:18:12.100 Would it have been more just to pay the $ 300? 0:18:12.040 --> 0:18:12.109 No. 0:18:15.590 --> 0:18:18.169 Because it's a 20, 30 minute job, Spike. 0:18:18.270 --> 0:18:21.369 But it took all day. That's kind of right. 0:18:21.450 --> 0:18:23.810 I got $ 300, bro. That's how it always gets you. 0:18:23.930 --> 0:18:26.429 Every time you make those declarations. I ain't talking about you. 0:18:26.470 --> 0:18:27.010 I'm talking about us. 0:18:27.070 --> 0:18:28.230 It doesn't matter. You can talk about me. 0:18:28.230 --> 0:18:31.690 Anytime you make the declaration to yourself, like, it's the principle. 0:18:32.190 --> 0:18:34.290 I ain't doing it. I ain't spending the money. And 0:18:34.310 --> 0:18:36.929 then it end up fucking your whole day up. I 0:18:36.950 --> 0:18:39.230 done had so many of those. I feel you, bro. But. 0:18:39.730 --> 0:18:43.070 Yeah, it's done. You know, we got the belt thing, 0:18:43.109 --> 0:18:45.949 so it's quieter and stuff like that. But, yeah, so 0:18:45.970 --> 0:18:48.750 as soon as I pulled everybody in the garage, because 0:18:48.770 --> 0:18:51.149 Kendall and Miles helped me for a little bit or whatever. 0:18:53.080 --> 0:18:55.399 And then once it was up, I was like, got 0:18:55.440 --> 0:18:57.740 everything running or whatever. And I was like, all right. 0:18:59.000 --> 0:18:59.859 That's it. That's it. 0:19:00.080 --> 0:19:03.740 That's it. Your job is to make sure you know 0:19:03.800 --> 0:19:07.420 exactly where we got to go. So, you know, pulled in, 0:19:07.480 --> 0:19:10.310 kind of identified. The starting stops, we're going to get 0:19:10.369 --> 0:19:13.590 little markers and stuff to help visually identify it. But 0:19:13.609 --> 0:19:14.929 then I was like, pull it in right here, and 0:19:14.950 --> 0:19:15.770 then you look over here. 0:19:16.310 --> 0:19:17.710 Over here, I wrote, stop. 0:19:18.250 --> 0:19:18.630 Bro. 0:19:18.810 --> 0:19:20.950 On the wall. I promise you I can take a picture. 0:19:21.470 --> 0:19:22.030 I wrote, stop. 0:19:22.050 --> 0:19:24.590 That's some petty shit. That's some petty shit. Because, like, 0:19:24.630 --> 0:19:27.709 how long have y'all been here? Oh, my God. 0:19:27.730 --> 0:19:28.410 That's hilarious. 0:19:28.430 --> 0:19:30.409 Thank you, Rod. That's wild that you have to do 0:19:30.430 --> 0:19:33.530 that at this point in life. And I know y'all 0:19:33.550 --> 0:19:35.050 been there for over a decade. He don't have to, Rod. 0:19:35.090 --> 0:19:39.419 He just wanted it. He wanted it. because he was mad. 0:19:40.300 --> 0:19:42.640 That's wild. That's hilarious. 0:19:42.720 --> 0:19:45.570 That's wild. But I'm with you though, man. I'm the 0:19:45.690 --> 0:19:48.370 type of person that don't pay for convenience. I'm very 0:19:48.430 --> 0:19:52.050 frugal when it comes to things. So, yeah, I probably 0:19:52.070 --> 0:19:55.109 would have spent all day trying to do it. I 0:19:55.670 --> 0:19:57.330 know a lot of people that pay for convenience. I've 0:19:57.530 --> 0:19:59.490 just never been. You pay for convenience? 0:19:59.890 --> 0:20:02.919 I'm with you. I don't do that. I 1 million 0:20:02.940 --> 0:20:06.639 percent want my time. I do not want to be 0:20:06.660 --> 0:20:08.320 doing this. Most people do. You know what I'm saying? 0:20:08.840 --> 0:20:10.800 I've just never been that person. You feel good after 0:20:10.820 --> 0:20:13.590 you fix it, too. I know. It's so rewarding sometimes. 0:20:13.710 --> 0:20:14.350 I don't know. 0:20:14.570 --> 0:20:16.270 My girl is like that. She'll pay for convenience in 0:20:16.290 --> 0:20:20.270 a heartbeat. She's like, it's just $ 589. I'm like, I'm 0:20:20.330 --> 0:20:21.270 not paying that. 0:20:21.970 --> 0:20:22.929 I'm not paying that. 0:20:23.010 --> 0:20:24.310 I will spend a week fixing this. 0:20:24.310 --> 0:20:26.379 $ 500 and something dollars, bro. I'm not doing that. 0:20:28.480 --> 0:20:29.389 You're like, well, I'll just pay it. 0:20:29.440 --> 0:20:31.850 No, you won't. I want your money to stay in 0:20:31.869 --> 0:20:32.770 the account, too. 0:20:32.850 --> 0:20:38.129 No. I will fix this. Yeah. Yeah, I mean, yeah. 0:20:38.330 --> 0:20:40.970 And, you know, Lowe's raised their price. I don't remember 0:20:40.990 --> 0:20:43.490 their price for insulation. 0:20:43.580 --> 0:20:44.260 Everything is up. 0:20:44.280 --> 0:20:45.220 Everything is up. 0:20:45.220 --> 0:20:48.320 $ 300 for a 20, 30-minute job is. 0:20:48.560 --> 0:20:49.360 It costs more to get there. 0:20:49.660 --> 0:20:51.800 Stupid. You ain't got your boat yet? 0:20:52.740 --> 0:20:58.700 I didn't... Yeah, I do regret it, actually, still. 0:20:59.170 --> 0:21:01.710 But no. That is hilarious. 0:21:02.390 --> 0:21:03.070 Anyway, yeah. 0:21:03.570 --> 0:21:04.150 Sorry, man. 0:21:05.010 --> 0:21:07.810 You know, it fits now. You were talking about slow 0:21:07.850 --> 0:21:14.920 processing time. Did y'all see the JVP with Rory and Flip? Man, bro. 0:21:14.940 --> 0:21:16.379 I thought that was part of it. Oh, it's on 0:21:16.400 --> 0:21:17.100 the rundown. 0:21:17.180 --> 0:21:17.679 Oh, it is? 0:21:17.760 --> 0:21:19.920 I think it's on there. Unless we had something. I 0:21:19.940 --> 0:21:21.960 edited it later. Are you right? I didn't see it 0:21:22.000 --> 0:21:24.920 on there. I was mad, too. It's not on here. 0:21:25.119 --> 0:21:27.020 It's not on here? Refresh it. 0:21:27.580 --> 0:21:28.780 Because he added a dumb lake. 0:21:28.840 --> 0:21:31.740 I mean, he just added it right now. No, no, no. 0:21:31.780 --> 0:21:34.340 Like in the middle of the night, Ken. Because last night, 0:21:34.359 --> 0:21:35.320 my girl was like, you know. 0:21:35.340 --> 0:21:36.760 Do you want to go ahead and do your prep 0:21:36.800 --> 0:21:37.420 right now? 0:21:37.700 --> 0:21:39.480 And I was like, okay, yeah. Maybe Spike should put 0:21:39.500 --> 0:21:41.560 him in there. I'm like, oh, my boy Spike got the... 0:21:42.420 --> 0:21:46.020 Already in there. Let's go. We sat down. We read everything. 0:21:46.060 --> 0:21:48.680 Listened to some YouTube videos. I'm like, I'm good for tomorrow. 0:21:48.810 --> 0:21:51.690 Yeah, yeah. I just had to. 0:21:52.310 --> 0:21:54.090 I wake up this morning, I click it, he done 0:21:54.150 --> 0:21:55.050 add three more things. 0:21:55.990 --> 0:21:57.670 I'm like, you bastard. 0:21:58.570 --> 0:22:00.170 I didn't look at any of this shit yesterday because 0:22:00.210 --> 0:22:04.840 I was done. But, I mean, this is pretty simple. 0:22:05.460 --> 0:22:07.800 All this stuff did already, you probably see. 0:22:07.840 --> 0:22:08.859 Yeah, yeah, that's what I'm saying. 0:22:08.900 --> 0:22:10.220 I mean, you can go ahead and move on into 0:22:10.260 --> 0:22:13.220 the JVP thing. It's not like this is going on Patreon, 0:22:13.260 --> 0:22:14.440 is it? Because it's already live. 0:22:14.480 --> 0:22:15.360 Yeah, we're live. 0:22:15.400 --> 0:22:19.730 Yeah, we're live. Yeah, he had a certain order thing. 0:22:19.750 --> 0:22:20.550 That's what I'm saying. 0:22:20.750 --> 0:22:22.670 Well, his order wouldn't have included the JVP shit because 0:22:22.690 --> 0:22:23.260 he didn't see it. 0:22:23.600 --> 0:22:25.500 Yeah, I just see it. Because Mike snuck it in. 0:22:25.640 --> 0:22:28.420 It's number five on here. Exactly. It's like one of 0:22:28.480 --> 0:22:30.320 the best things I've seen all week. 0:22:30.359 --> 0:22:34.460 But we'll get to it. So thanks, everybody, for tuning in. 0:22:34.480 --> 0:22:39.300 Glad to have everybody here. Conversation like that is Patreon, bro. 0:22:39.480 --> 0:22:44.770 We kind of spent some time stretching, warming up. Patreon.com 0:22:44.790 --> 0:22:48.170 slash is the mic still on? 45 minutes to an 0:22:48.210 --> 0:22:54.450 hour of just straight talk. So if you enjoyed that, 0:22:54.490 --> 0:22:56.990 if you enjoyed what you're watching, if you just happened 0:22:57.020 --> 0:22:58.909 to come across this video, check us out. Check out 0:22:59.390 --> 0:23:02.160 All That TV Podcast. Check out Another Week in the Books. 0:23:02.220 --> 0:23:05.000 Check out Dead in Sports, Frames Per Second. We'll review 0:23:05.119 --> 0:23:09.300 TV and movies and have conversations about the film industry, 0:23:11.359 --> 0:23:12.000 good earners. 0:23:13.080 --> 0:23:15.180 Yes. No more half measures. And no more half measures. 0:23:15.260 --> 0:23:19.620 Breaking down Breaking Bad. Incredibly overrated TV show. Man. 0:23:20.290 --> 0:23:21.330 Jesus Christ. 0:23:21.590 --> 0:23:23.690 I really agree with Spike, but I do today. You 0:23:23.710 --> 0:23:27.090 said overrated? Incredibly. I got to do a rewatch. Not 0:23:27.130 --> 0:23:32.810 even just overrated, incredibly overrated. I can't even believe. That's wild. 0:23:32.830 --> 0:23:35.790 When was the last time you watched it? I mean, 0:23:35.890 --> 0:23:36.689 I've only watched it once. 0:23:36.710 --> 0:23:37.290 You only watched it once? 0:23:37.330 --> 0:23:39.030 Yeah, yeah. When you watch it again, you're going to 0:23:39.050 --> 0:23:41.550 be like, I can't believe that this happened. People regard this. 0:23:41.630 --> 0:23:42.929 I'm going to do it because you guys do it 0:23:43.230 --> 0:23:44.969 episode by episode. We do it episode by episode. I've 0:23:45.020 --> 0:23:47.030 never watched it this way either. When I watched it, 0:23:47.060 --> 0:23:49.240 I binged it. This is the first time I've ever 0:23:49.260 --> 0:23:50.520 watched it week to week. 0:23:51.560 --> 0:23:52.080 It's terrible. 0:23:52.940 --> 0:23:53.500 Terrible? 0:23:53.900 --> 0:23:55.180 That's not terrible. 0:23:55.760 --> 0:23:57.270 Wait until y'all re-watch it. 0:23:57.369 --> 0:23:59.169 I'm going to re-watch it. I watched it twice. 0:23:59.190 --> 0:24:01.970 Did you binge it, though? No, I did. I have 0:24:01.990 --> 0:24:04.750 to wait. Oh, you got to do week to week? 0:24:04.830 --> 0:24:06.669 Yes, like standing alone. 0:24:06.690 --> 0:24:09.270 I got you. Oh, my God. Well, that's how the 0:24:09.290 --> 0:24:10.050 show aired, though. 0:24:10.310 --> 0:24:13.109 Right. That's what I'm saying. I can't believe that people 0:24:13.190 --> 0:24:16.460 fucking started in our regard like that. I'll say this way. 0:24:16.480 --> 0:24:24.000 That's how the show worked? But no, again, to debute that, though, 0:24:24.440 --> 0:24:27.000 it got popular when it got on Netflix, though, and 0:24:27.020 --> 0:24:29.960 people were binging it. It was popular before that. No, 0:24:29.990 --> 0:24:32.270 it was not. Yes, the fuck it was, Spike. I 0:24:32.310 --> 0:24:34.250 promise you I was not. What you talking about? Netflix 0:24:34.270 --> 0:24:36.170 didn't get, I mean, excuse me, Breaking Bad didn't get 0:24:36.230 --> 0:24:38.610 popular like everybody watching it until it was on Netflix. 0:24:38.670 --> 0:24:39.990 I don't know about that. I think that's true, Spike. 0:24:40.010 --> 0:24:40.780 I heard about that before. 0:24:40.800 --> 0:24:42.480 If people binge the first couple of seasons, they caught 0:24:42.520 --> 0:24:44.859 up in real time. When the show was on TV. Yeah, 0:24:44.880 --> 0:24:46.340 people were like, it's just a fantasy. 0:24:46.380 --> 0:24:48.879 Not the first two seasons. I see what he's saying now. 0:24:48.920 --> 0:24:52.380 It was only the first two. Yeah. Exactly. It's kind 0:24:52.400 --> 0:24:53.919 of like what happened with Game of Thrones. I get 0:24:53.940 --> 0:24:54.260 what he said. 0:24:54.300 --> 0:24:56.520 Now, I thought you were saying it wasn't popular until 0:24:56.540 --> 0:24:57.879 the entire show was over. 0:24:58.020 --> 0:24:59.899 No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Okay, I 0:24:59.900 --> 0:25:00.139 got you. 0:25:00.160 --> 0:25:01.879 Yeah, Game of Thrones did the same shit. 0:25:01.900 --> 0:25:05.430 Yeah, it was a buildup. Like, it got big, but... So, 0:25:05.470 --> 0:25:07.970 I'm not disagreeing with you on how it starts. Like, 0:25:08.510 --> 0:25:12.010 Breaking Bad starts off extremely slow. It's not one of. 0:25:12.030 --> 0:25:13.909 I didn't think I was going to be able to 0:25:13.930 --> 0:25:16.800 get through it. But once I got into it, nah, man, 0:25:16.910 --> 0:25:17.670 I still, man. 0:25:17.859 --> 0:25:21.020 Vince Gilligan takes a long time to build his world. 0:25:21.080 --> 0:25:21.460 He does. 0:25:21.720 --> 0:25:24.439 He gets a lot of. 0:25:23.820 --> 0:25:26.160 Runway to do that. I'm on season four, episode eight. 0:25:26.740 --> 0:25:28.380 And it's still not for you right now? No. 0:25:28.619 --> 0:25:30.679 Interesting. 0:25:31.540 --> 0:25:34.740 It's so sporadic, and that's why the benefits of binging 0:25:35.000 --> 0:25:36.500 it was good. How many seasons is it? 0:25:36.780 --> 0:25:37.180 Five. 0:25:37.240 --> 0:25:39.740 Five? Like, I'm almost through the fourth season. Like, it 0:25:39.840 --> 0:25:43.260 just now got good. So you're saying there's only good binging? Yeah, like, 0:25:43.280 --> 0:25:44.879 because you can watch it, and, like, even if it 0:25:44.940 --> 0:25:48.770 is a slow episode, usually two episodes later, there's something 0:25:48.790 --> 0:25:49.480 big that happens. 0:25:49.510 --> 0:25:51.790 You're like, oh, okay, cool. And there's a buildup to it. 0:25:51.810 --> 0:25:54.070 But if you're watching it week to week, it's. 0:25:54.010 --> 0:25:55.850 Like, oh, bro, I don't know. Like, what the fuck 0:25:55.890 --> 0:25:57.369 are we doing here? It's like what y'all say about 0:25:57.390 --> 0:25:57.890 The Sopranos. 0:25:58.390 --> 0:25:59.659 That's how I'm looking at Breaking Bad now. 0:25:59.670 --> 0:26:02.000 I don't know which one I like less. I think 0:26:02.020 --> 0:26:06.160 I like Sopranos less, honestly. Yeah. Get me the gabagool. 0:26:06.380 --> 0:26:09.120 Get some of the gabagool over here. Shut your bitch 0:26:09.160 --> 0:26:10.090 ass up, man. 0:26:10.109 --> 0:26:12.210 Yeah, I got to start. Now that I finished Sopranos, 0:26:12.270 --> 0:26:14.290 I got to go. Now I'm going to go listen 0:26:14.330 --> 0:26:17.010 to y'all talk about it episode by episode. I'm going 0:26:17.030 --> 0:26:19.350 to do a rewatch and listen to y'all's episode by 0:26:19.390 --> 0:26:21.390 episode breakdown. I'm going to do that together. 0:26:22.020 --> 0:26:24.160 And people are agreeing. People write in and they comment 0:26:24.240 --> 0:26:26.680 and they're agreeing with it. They're like, I didn't remember 0:26:26.700 --> 0:26:29.970 this show being this slow, this bad. It's very slow. 0:26:30.030 --> 0:26:32.750 I do remember it being slow, but I got into it. Yeah, 0:26:32.770 --> 0:26:34.230 I don't remember that. You get into it. I never 0:26:34.250 --> 0:26:36.170 got into it. We're just not getting to the point 0:26:36.210 --> 0:26:39.280 where you get into it. Gus is finally the whole 0:26:39.320 --> 0:26:41.580 shit with the cartel and things are happening. 0:26:41.660 --> 0:26:43.100 Gus was the only thing that was cool about that 0:26:43.119 --> 0:26:43.540 show for me. 0:26:44.060 --> 0:26:46.520 Even that, in the rewatch, I'm realizing that he's not 0:26:46.580 --> 0:26:48.370 even in it that much. No, he's not. But that's 0:26:48.440 --> 0:26:51.090 what made it cool, though. Yeah, yeah, true. But you 0:26:51.109 --> 0:26:54.570 remember him being such a good character. He's an impactful character, yeah. 0:26:54.609 --> 0:26:55.670 He's really in here. 0:26:56.250 --> 0:26:58.170 But I think that kind of goes to how good 0:26:58.190 --> 0:26:58.910 the character was. 0:26:58.930 --> 0:26:59.050 True. 0:26:59.210 --> 0:27:04.120 And it goes to how good Esposito's acting was. Wasn't 0:27:04.140 --> 0:27:06.000 there an air of him before he actually saw him 0:27:06.060 --> 0:27:07.520 on screen? Okay, so yeah, maybe that was it. I 0:27:07.540 --> 0:27:10.399 remember he was pretending to just be the manager of 0:27:10.420 --> 0:27:10.859 that chicken place. 0:27:10.880 --> 0:27:11.820 Yeah, you didn't know who he was, right. 0:27:11.840 --> 0:27:12.680 You didn't know it was him. 0:27:12.700 --> 0:27:13.400 So that's what it, yeah. 0:27:14.420 --> 0:27:16.640 That was actually, I thought, good writing because I never 0:27:16.740 --> 0:27:19.460 thought that he was the big bad. 0:27:20.700 --> 0:27:23.730 The problem with the show, I think, is it's too plot-driven. 0:27:24.010 --> 0:27:27.270 The characters aren't really good. Once you've seen it once 0:27:27.430 --> 0:27:29.649 and you know Walter White is who he is, there's 0:27:29.690 --> 0:27:34.340 nothing really compelling about, oh, man, this guy downtrodden on 0:27:34.359 --> 0:27:34.700 his life. 0:27:34.760 --> 0:27:36.680 Walt was a piece of shit from the first episode. 0:27:36.880 --> 0:27:38.830 He was. He was. He was still cooler than Walt Jr. 0:27:40.830 --> 0:27:42.690 I can't even get into watching. 0:27:42.830 --> 0:27:43.649 I'm hating him. 0:27:43.730 --> 0:27:48.290 Every time he showed up with his goofy ass. 0:27:48.330 --> 0:27:49.630 Shut up, man. 0:27:50.109 --> 0:27:53.430 Always complaining about some shit. It's worse on the rewatch. 0:27:53.450 --> 0:27:56.650 You're like, bro, get this nigga out of here. Tune 0:27:56.690 --> 0:27:58.530 into Friends for Second Podcast. This is where we have 0:27:58.550 --> 0:28:02.840 these conversations. It's turning into that. Yeah, that's true. 0:28:02.970 --> 0:28:05.879 We need to do a top overrated shows combo one day. 0:28:05.900 --> 0:28:09.310 That would be good. But Joe, but Well, no, let's 0:28:09.330 --> 0:28:10.170 do fun facts first. 0:28:10.330 --> 0:28:11.270 I don't think I have. 0:28:11.350 --> 0:28:14.830 Oh, well, I think I do. Fun facts first. Roughly 0:28:14.970 --> 0:28:18.590 every day, 600 Parisians, people that live in Paris, work 0:28:18.690 --> 0:28:22.170 at the Eiffel Tower. That's for you dumb Negroes. Just 0:28:22.230 --> 0:28:23.609 for the niggas that didn't know, man. You almost made 0:28:23.650 --> 0:28:25.010 me dumb, because I was just like, what is he 0:28:25.050 --> 0:28:28.140 saying right now? I was just, I see. He can't 0:28:28.180 --> 0:28:34.379 be saying that. He can't be talking about another Paris. 0:28:35.760 --> 0:28:42.430 Paris, Tennessee. 0:28:42.470 --> 0:28:46.370 What's the fact? That 600 people from Paris are employed 0:28:46.490 --> 0:28:49.290 at the Eiffel Tower per day. So up to 600 0:28:49.290 --> 0:28:50.910 people are employed. 0:28:51.050 --> 0:28:51.990 Is the Eiffel Tower that big? 0:28:52.050 --> 0:28:53.630 I didn't realize it was that big. That's why I 0:28:53.630 --> 0:28:54.430 thought it was an interesting fact. 0:28:54.450 --> 0:28:55.170 That is an interesting fact. 0:28:56.200 --> 0:28:57.300 Oh, that ain't the leaning one. 0:28:57.860 --> 0:29:00.420 Nah, that's a piece of it, bro. 0:29:00.500 --> 0:29:04.760 The Eiffel Tower is just really, really, really tall. Yeah. 0:29:05.060 --> 0:29:06.540 So what do they do there? 0:29:06.880 --> 0:29:07.640 I guess people tour. 0:29:07.840 --> 0:29:10.200 It's operated. I don't know why 600 people would have 0:29:10.220 --> 0:29:10.760 to work there. 0:29:10.780 --> 0:29:12.080 Because I feel like if it was the leaning one, 0:29:12.100 --> 0:29:13.860 at least they could hold it up. 0:29:13.880 --> 0:29:15.780 Hold it up. 0:29:15.800 --> 0:29:17.380 Maybe like security grounds. 0:29:17.400 --> 0:29:19.600 Yeah, there's a lot going on there. There's a lot 0:29:19.640 --> 0:29:22.640 going on there. At Disney World, you're never more than 0:29:22.640 --> 0:29:24.080 30 steps from a trash can. 0:29:24.120 --> 0:29:24.660 That's a fact. 0:29:24.920 --> 0:29:27.680 Yep. I remember hearing that before. That's dope. Yep. 0:29:27.700 --> 0:29:29.650 That's why it's so clean there. 0:29:31.010 --> 0:29:34.730 In Egypt, it's considered incredibly rude to salt your food 0:29:35.390 --> 0:29:37.330 that has already been served to you. Take me to jail. 0:29:37.350 --> 0:29:41.040 I'm not eating fucking bland-ass food. My girl be right 0:29:41.060 --> 0:29:42.340 at home, but not me. 0:29:42.360 --> 0:29:45.280 She like to salt things. She don't put salt on nothing. 0:29:45.440 --> 0:29:46.840 Oh, that's what you said. She be right at home. 0:29:46.860 --> 0:29:50.210 She be right at home. She don't season shit. That's funny. 0:29:50.250 --> 0:29:53.209 Drives me insane. How are you eating that? I don't 0:29:53.250 --> 0:29:55.850 even remember the last time I just put salt on something. What? 0:29:56.710 --> 0:29:59.070 You can't. You can't eat it, though. Oh, my God. 0:29:59.730 --> 0:30:01.690 I don't even remember the last time I've done that. 0:30:02.290 --> 0:30:03.670 That is so foreign to me. 0:30:03.950 --> 0:30:05.670 It's rough having to watch my salt intake. 0:30:05.830 --> 0:30:06.930 You got high blood pressure too? 0:30:06.950 --> 0:30:12.080 I had a couple of triggers, but I'm okay now. 0:30:12.140 --> 0:30:17.820 But I do realize one morning I made tofu veggies 0:30:17.900 --> 0:30:20.860 and a pack of ramen noodles. Oh, they sold it 0:30:20.900 --> 0:30:21.320 in the radio? 0:30:21.480 --> 0:30:22.120 Oh, yes. 0:30:22.520 --> 0:30:24.320 I was like, dang, this shit might be real. 0:30:25.090 --> 0:30:27.330 You could just switch salt out and just use MSG instead. 0:30:28.360 --> 0:30:30.680 But the sodium's already baked into the stuff. 0:30:30.740 --> 0:30:33.180 Oh, well, with the ramen, yeah, you're fucked. But they 0:30:33.200 --> 0:30:35.900 got the no-salt stuff, too. I don't like that shit. 0:30:35.960 --> 0:30:37.850 But I don't even use that, though. I don't even 0:30:37.870 --> 0:30:40.270 want to think about it, honestly. I just use different 0:30:40.290 --> 0:30:42.530 types of seasonings. Well, you know, you can still have 0:30:42.590 --> 0:30:44.290 a certain number. Like, have your doctor told you what 0:30:44.310 --> 0:30:45.910 the number is? I don't play with it. I just 0:30:45.930 --> 0:30:47.010 don't even tease myself with it. 0:30:47.110 --> 0:30:49.430 I feel you. That's probably the smart way to go. Yeah, yeah. 0:30:49.790 --> 0:30:51.770 But I used to salt everything, though, yeah. Salt and 0:30:51.790 --> 0:30:53.790 pepper everything. But no, I can't do it. 0:30:53.790 --> 0:30:55.910 If I ever get high blood pressure, it's a wrap. 0:30:55.970 --> 0:30:56.250 I'm dying. 0:30:56.310 --> 0:30:59.959 I'm dying. Because I put salt on everything. 0:31:00.080 --> 0:31:00.560 Really? 0:31:00.640 --> 0:31:00.980 Yes. 0:31:01.200 --> 0:31:03.340 I think I did, too. I can't recall it now 0:31:03.360 --> 0:31:04.460 because it's been so long. 0:31:05.060 --> 0:31:08.380 But, yeah, I do remember putting salt on stuff. 0:31:09.200 --> 0:31:10.970 I don't do it. Shut the fuck up, Rob Costa. 0:31:11.210 --> 0:31:11.910 What are you saying? 0:31:11.930 --> 0:31:15.530 I hate this dude. Mike's vegan, so he needs salt 0:31:15.550 --> 0:31:16.330 to taste something. 0:31:21.290 --> 0:31:23.730 On a chaplain who played Rob Stark's wife in Game 0:31:23.780 --> 0:31:27.180 of Thrones, that is Charlie Chaplin's granddaughter. That's cool. 0:31:27.970 --> 0:31:28.450 I know that. 0:31:29.030 --> 0:31:31.550 That's cool. And that's it. 0:31:35.360 --> 0:31:37.740 I had a depressing phone fact. I don't think I 0:31:37.740 --> 0:31:38.460 want to do that today. 0:31:38.820 --> 0:31:39.080 Okay. 0:31:39.260 --> 0:31:41.400 I mean, there was an East Point cop that basically 0:31:41.420 --> 0:31:44.459 got life in prison because he was running around graping children. 0:31:44.480 --> 0:31:48.420 Oh, my God. I'm glad he is no longer on 0:31:48.440 --> 0:31:48.840 the streets. 0:31:50.120 --> 0:31:51.870 It's not a fun fact, but the wild part about 0:31:51.880 --> 0:31:54.630 it is I wouldn't say I've met him, but I've 0:31:54.670 --> 0:31:55.050 seen him. 0:31:55.190 --> 0:31:55.350 Hmm. 0:31:56.060 --> 0:31:57.600 He was one of those bitch ass cops that was 0:31:57.740 --> 0:32:00.620 at the front of like Kroger. That'd be like welcoming 0:32:00.640 --> 0:32:03.700 you in. Remember we were talking about like, if there's 0:32:03.740 --> 0:32:05.710 like a cop that's just being nice at the front 0:32:05.730 --> 0:32:07.770 of a building, are you still just going to walk 0:32:07.810 --> 0:32:08.570 by and be nasty? 0:32:08.650 --> 0:32:10.710 Yeah, I'm not going to sit there and have a conversation. 0:32:11.090 --> 0:32:13.570 But he was one of those dudes that was at 0:32:13.610 --> 0:32:15.700 the front of Kroger that was trying to talk to me. 0:32:15.730 --> 0:32:17.989 I'm like, bro, get out of my face. Damn. Yo. 0:32:25.460 --> 0:32:27.760 Did that really just happen? I thought he took out the... 0:32:28.020 --> 0:32:33.020 Did he cut the camera? Oh, my God. This one, probably. 0:32:33.040 --> 0:32:37.460 Did he kill the recording, too? No. That is funny. Yo. 0:32:37.740 --> 0:32:38.280 My bad. 0:32:39.020 --> 0:32:43.350 I cannot believe that happened. And it had to be Spike. Spike, 0:32:43.380 --> 0:32:47.410 the only... I usually... It's one that can do that. 0:32:47.650 --> 0:32:48.330 It's usually. 0:32:48.390 --> 0:32:48.670 Right. 0:32:48.790 --> 0:32:50.690 It's usually sitting right there. 0:32:51.210 --> 0:32:56.030 Oh, my God. He's never done that. That's usually sitting 0:32:56.090 --> 0:32:57.830 right there, though. No, it's not. It's been over there 0:32:57.870 --> 0:33:01.950 for the longest. Oh, that's hilarious. That is too funny. No, 0:33:01.970 --> 0:33:05.380 it's not right there. They say drunk Spike back again. Yep. 0:33:06.480 --> 0:33:06.720 Yep. 0:33:07.780 --> 0:33:09.320 I'm so glad that wasn't the other one, though. That 0:33:09.380 --> 0:33:10.920 was the other one. This whole thing would have been 0:33:10.940 --> 0:33:13.380 shut down. Yeah. That was just the light. Rodney came 0:33:13.440 --> 0:33:14.920 out and jumped you, Spike. 0:33:15.160 --> 0:33:16.420 Yeah. 0:33:17.730 --> 0:33:19.050 Here's a little fun fact. 0:33:19.090 --> 0:33:21.990 I'm going to mention this more than just this one time, 0:33:22.070 --> 0:33:26.230 but I got a friend named Irvin Lockett. He's doing 0:33:26.350 --> 0:33:33.190 a documentary. The documentary is about black people, but also 0:33:33.250 --> 0:33:37.370 POC in general, that are within the punk scene. But 0:33:37.470 --> 0:33:40.710 the interesting aspect that he's going at it is he's 0:33:40.780 --> 0:33:45.020 talking specifically about people that are into punk in the South. 0:33:45.780 --> 0:33:49.540 So it's specifically about Southern culture and how black people 0:33:49.640 --> 0:33:50.430 operated within it. 0:33:50.640 --> 0:33:52.350 Irv is a local legend. 0:33:52.390 --> 0:33:54.650 He was in punk bands back in the day, like Scout, 0:33:55.010 --> 0:33:56.090 that I saw many times. 0:33:59.090 --> 0:34:00.490 It's going to be a docuseries. 0:34:00.650 --> 0:34:05.050 I'm in the docuseries, as well as the homie, the homie, 0:34:05.100 --> 0:34:08.040 the homie, Alan Thomas, who y'all might remember from the 0:34:08.080 --> 0:34:08.940 Family Orchestra. 0:34:09.739 --> 0:34:10.480 He's actually the. 0:34:10.460 --> 0:34:14.320 Person behind editing, so I'm super hyped. to be involved 0:34:14.450 --> 0:34:18.290 with something with both of these brothers doing it. But 0:34:18.489 --> 0:34:21.610 there's going to be a panel, and it's going to 0:34:21.650 --> 0:34:25.290 be live casted. When I get the information, I will 0:34:25.550 --> 0:34:28.710 absolutely share it with everybody. But I'm going to be 0:34:28.730 --> 0:34:30.109 on the panel. It's going to be at a place 0:34:30.150 --> 0:34:33.610 called iDrum in Atlanta. And it's going to be discussing 0:34:35.070 --> 0:34:40.550 the experience that black people have within this particular white 0:34:40.590 --> 0:34:44.210 space and particularly within the South. So the whole thing 0:34:44.250 --> 0:34:47.730 is called Rifts, Roots, and Rebellion. So I will share 0:34:47.770 --> 0:34:50.190 that with y'all when I get all the information. But 0:34:50.810 --> 0:34:53.670 like I said, it'll be live streamcasted. I don't know 0:34:53.710 --> 0:34:57.410 the technical term. Maybe Ken knows. But you'll be able 0:34:57.430 --> 0:34:59.550 to watch it from home. I'm pretty sure it's free. 0:34:59.830 --> 0:35:02.250 I'm almost positive it'll be free. So I will share 0:35:02.290 --> 0:35:04.670 the link out and all that. So y'all be on 0:35:04.690 --> 0:35:06.410 the lookout for that. I think it's a really, really 0:35:06.450 --> 0:35:09.270 cool thing that he's doing. There's other places like There's 0:35:09.310 --> 0:35:11.259 a place in New Orleans and there's a place in 0:35:11.300 --> 0:35:13.040 Charlotte that's already wanting to pick it up and do 0:35:13.080 --> 0:35:16.580 the same thing there. So hopefully this will be a 0:35:17.680 --> 0:35:21.640 popular thing because I think black people specifically, black people 0:35:21.680 --> 0:35:24.420 within these certain white spaces, they need their stories told. 0:35:25.300 --> 0:35:27.540 And yeah, man, I'm really, really, really happy to be 0:35:27.560 --> 0:35:31.360 a part of it. The first clip came out about 0:35:31.620 --> 0:35:35.029 a week ago and yours truly was in the first clip. 0:35:35.390 --> 0:35:37.609 So yeah, y'all keep an eye out for that. I'll 0:35:37.650 --> 0:35:38.730 let y'all know the details. 0:35:39.360 --> 0:35:41.180 I think I'm thinking about another Alan Thomas. 0:35:41.960 --> 0:35:42.960 This the rapper Alan Thomas? 0:35:42.980 --> 0:35:43.399 Okay, okay, cool. 0:35:43.440 --> 0:35:44.100 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 0:35:44.300 --> 0:35:46.460 You mentioned another group, so I was. 0:35:46.480 --> 0:35:50.720 Family Orchestra. That's his rap group. He was part of Ilmont. 0:35:51.310 --> 0:35:57.750 Okay. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. All right. All right. Well, cool. Yeah, yeah. 0:35:57.770 --> 0:35:58.790 I'll definitely check that out. 0:35:59.910 --> 0:36:05.020 All right. Time for best thing seen. So best thing 0:36:05.080 --> 0:36:08.430 seen this week for me is like.... 0:36:11.510 --> 0:36:16.050 Just the multiple reports of this AI stuff just crashing 0:36:16.450 --> 0:36:20.029 like it's just like like I'm just I'm just waiting 0:36:20.050 --> 0:36:21.609 for this thing to just blow up at this point 0:36:21.630 --> 0:36:26.670 I'm not saying that that you know obviously I'm saying 0:36:26.750 --> 0:36:28.969 it's good that you know that there's a potential that 0:36:28.989 --> 0:36:30.950 this stuff can be dangerous it's just like okay now 0:36:30.969 --> 0:36:34.050 that it's dangerous now maybe people can get just a 0:36:34.070 --> 0:36:37.530 little bit more serious about you know getting regulations around 0:36:37.620 --> 0:36:40.910 this AI stuff or whatever so I know I saw 0:36:40.969 --> 0:36:43.569 like open AI Hawks training of the latest model as 0:36:43.630 --> 0:36:46.210 reports amount of a, uh, AI. 0:36:46.010 --> 0:36:47.120 Agents going rogue. 0:36:47.880 --> 0:36:51.200 Um, Bill Gates even says uncheck AI could cause billions 0:36:51.260 --> 0:36:56.990 of death. And, and, and so he calls for regulations. Um, the, uh, 0:36:57.080 --> 0:37:00.110 open AI pauses top model work. It's so many reports 0:37:00.330 --> 0:37:05.720 of this stuff, like just weekly now. Um, um, Open 0:37:05.780 --> 0:37:11.900 AI bots meddled with U.S. government agencies, including SEC and Census. Like, 0:37:11.920 --> 0:37:17.770 it's so many things. Like, so, kid, I think you too, Spike. 0:37:18.010 --> 0:37:21.110 I know, but I just, I'm just like, at what point? 0:37:21.570 --> 0:37:22.470 No point, Rod. 0:37:22.730 --> 0:37:24.089 You know him better than I do. 0:37:24.210 --> 0:37:28.370 But I'm just saying, though. He doesn't care. Why? 0:37:29.590 --> 0:37:32.770 Like, you, I just would think, because you come from 0:37:32.810 --> 0:37:35.759 a certain era of, I don't understand why you're so. 0:37:35.880 --> 0:37:39.070 That's why this is cool. Because he's so old. 0:37:39.110 --> 0:37:41.350 Back in my day. Back in my day, we weren't 0:37:41.430 --> 0:37:43.410 able to do this. Right. We didn't have calculators. Be 0:37:43.469 --> 0:37:46.930 Quavo and take off. We couldn't do this. Right. Now 0:37:46.989 --> 0:37:50.419 I can be anybody I want to be. Hey, those 0:37:50.460 --> 0:37:51.379 videos were funny, though. 0:37:51.440 --> 0:37:52.740 They are. They are funny. 0:37:53.100 --> 0:37:55.680 I was so disappointed by the people that were doing them. 0:37:55.739 --> 0:37:57.180 I'm like, no, come on. I'm like, come on, man. 0:37:57.239 --> 0:38:00.630 If I see another... It's Quavo and Takeoff, right? Yeah, 0:38:00.690 --> 0:38:02.589 the hotel lobby. Oh, my God. 0:38:02.650 --> 0:38:03.850 The Obama Swim World. 0:38:03.969 --> 0:38:09.100 Oh, my God. It was so, everywhere you turn, I 0:38:09.140 --> 0:38:09.640 was just like, yo. 0:38:09.860 --> 0:38:11.419 I mean, they went a little overboard, but. 0:38:11.440 --> 0:38:14.560 A little overboard? Yeah, they went OD. Oh, my God. Yeah, 0:38:14.600 --> 0:38:17.279 but no, it was entertaining, though, watching some of those. 0:38:17.300 --> 0:38:19.839 Jesus Christ. It was so bad. Yeah, yeah. 0:38:19.920 --> 0:38:21.540 I was like, man, see, this is what we talking about. 0:38:21.560 --> 0:38:24.180 They making it seem like it's so cool and so fun. 0:38:25.260 --> 0:38:27.839 It's just like, you know, when people used to edit 0:38:27.900 --> 0:38:31.839 those bad videos before they had AI, they would use 0:38:31.900 --> 0:38:33.960 a video editor and the shit would look fucked up, 0:38:33.980 --> 0:38:36.380 but you knew it was fake, so it was fine. 0:38:36.800 --> 0:38:40.860 Or Photoshop, you know, all this other stuff. You know, 0:38:41.860 --> 0:38:44.500 what they're doing, the means is the same. It's just 0:38:44.560 --> 0:38:46.680 how they're doing it has changed, Spike. That's the only thing. 0:38:46.739 --> 0:38:48.500 It's just how they're doing it has changed. 0:38:48.800 --> 0:38:53.250 They're just using AI to do it instead of Photoshop or... 0:38:54.390 --> 0:38:58.169 A terrible Photoshop job or a terrible video editor job. 0:38:58.190 --> 0:38:59.630 But it's bigger than that. 0:38:59.830 --> 0:39:02.739 That's just the stuff that gets you comfortable with it. 0:39:03.430 --> 0:39:05.720 That's just the little fun stuff that people are doing, 0:39:06.040 --> 0:39:08.339 even down to the flyers and all. That's just to 0:39:08.380 --> 0:39:12.640 get you comfortable with something that's happening much deeper than that. 0:39:12.700 --> 0:39:14.900 I don't think that's the corporations doing that. I think 0:39:14.940 --> 0:39:17.980 that's the people that's doing that that have gotten comfortable 0:39:18.020 --> 0:39:21.000 with it. So I don't think the corporations are saying, hey, guys, 0:39:21.060 --> 0:39:22.480 here's this fun thing you can do. 0:39:23.160 --> 0:39:26.069 That's exactly what's happening. What are you talking about? You 0:39:26.130 --> 0:39:28.150 are the epitome of why capitalism. 0:39:27.690 --> 0:39:31.960 Thrives, because you refuse to educate that corporations are steering 0:39:32.040 --> 0:39:33.340 people in a certain direction. 0:39:33.360 --> 0:39:35.040 You say, oh, it's the people's fault. 0:39:35.300 --> 0:39:38.990 Yeah, because I think this is the model of human 0:39:39.010 --> 0:39:40.910 behavior that happens with these things. 0:39:41.190 --> 0:39:46.810 It's just like, people used to complain about Photoshop, I remember. Oh, man. Yeah, 0:39:46.830 --> 0:39:48.830 and it's Photoshopped. I don't know if that's real. 0:39:48.969 --> 0:39:50.370 It was the same sort of conversation. 0:39:50.390 --> 0:39:51.910 People used to complain about charley horses. 0:39:51.969 --> 0:39:54.350 People used to complain about all types of shit. That 0:39:54.370 --> 0:39:57.430 doesn't mean that this complaint is completely invalid. This is 0:39:57.469 --> 0:40:00.190 a completely different type of complaint. 0:40:00.530 --> 0:40:01.670 And I'm saying that the complaints are the same. 0:40:01.710 --> 0:40:02.730 And people love to do that. 0:40:02.830 --> 0:40:05.989 And it's just funny because it's always like Republicans do that. 0:40:06.050 --> 0:40:08.310 Like when black people talk about certain things, well, y'all 0:40:08.330 --> 0:40:09.250 used to complain about this. 0:40:09.270 --> 0:40:11.710 Y'all used to complain about that. Sure. Sure. 0:40:12.050 --> 0:40:14.070 But now we're complaining about this. What we used to 0:40:14.110 --> 0:40:17.390 complain about doesn't matter right now. We're complaining about this 0:40:17.630 --> 0:40:20.410 right now. And maybe if y'all had listened when we 0:40:20.430 --> 0:40:22.130 complained back then, then we wouldn't be in such a 0:40:22.230 --> 0:40:23.169 fucked up position now. 0:40:24.050 --> 0:40:26.710 But all that to say, I accept Ken for who 0:40:26.810 --> 0:40:27.130 he is. 0:40:27.190 --> 0:40:28.589 I think it's all perspective, too. 0:40:28.710 --> 0:40:29.760 It is all perspective. 0:40:29.800 --> 0:40:32.680 Yeah, I think that was a profound conclusion that I 0:40:32.719 --> 0:40:35.580 came having these conversations. I think it's perspective. I read 0:40:35.600 --> 0:40:39.940 an article. I look at something. I perceive it to 0:40:39.980 --> 0:40:42.860 be something else. Like the conversation we had. I'm like, okay, 0:40:42.940 --> 0:40:44.940 here are the problems that they've identified. They're going to 0:40:44.980 --> 0:40:47.190 come up with ways to fix it. Other people read 0:40:47.210 --> 0:40:48.730 it and be like, oh my God, see, I told 0:40:48.750 --> 0:40:50.040 y'all we're going to all die. 0:40:50.510 --> 0:40:51.400 You know, in 10 years. 0:40:51.940 --> 0:40:53.600 And, you know, I think it's just how. 0:40:53.660 --> 0:40:54.339 People look at things. 0:40:54.420 --> 0:40:58.239 But, you know, I see all these, I'm reading the 0:40:58.300 --> 0:41:00.140 articles and reading the articles too, but I'm reading the 0:41:00.239 --> 0:41:02.779 articles looking for like ways that they're going to correct it, 0:41:03.300 --> 0:41:06.629 not looking at it from the perspective of like, oh man, yeah, we, we, 0:41:06.830 --> 0:41:07.469 it's a wrap. 0:41:08.530 --> 0:41:11.510 I think, I do think. 0:41:11.350 --> 0:41:14.450 Though, and I've been saying this, I think the way that, 0:41:15.210 --> 0:41:18.810 Data centers is the hot spot. That is the way 0:41:19.330 --> 0:41:22.930 that this thing can all be shut down. And also, 0:41:23.130 --> 0:41:26.260 if this thing turns out to be a bubble, because 0:41:26.280 --> 0:41:28.739 they're investing so much money in this stuff, and a 0:41:28.760 --> 0:41:31.320 lot of money has been going into the data centers, 0:41:31.840 --> 0:41:34.719 when you look at... There was an article in New 0:41:34.739 --> 0:41:36.880 York Times and Wall Street Journal that said that the 0:41:36.940 --> 0:41:44.029 capital investment in this AI infrastructure, whatever they're calling it, is. 0:41:44.469 --> 0:41:45.149 three. 0:41:44.890 --> 0:41:49.130 Times more than they did when they built out trains 0:41:49.390 --> 0:41:51.649 and all the other manufacturing and stuff like that. 0:41:52.070 --> 0:41:54.490 There's so much money being poured into. 0:41:54.320 --> 0:41:58.580 This stuff that you could run into a dot-com bubble 0:41:59.260 --> 0:42:01.820 sort of thing happen where it all just shuts down. 0:42:02.800 --> 0:42:05.120 But if that happens, though, because the way this thing 0:42:05.160 --> 0:42:08.810 is propping up the economy, you pull that money out, 0:42:09.910 --> 0:42:13.450 there's going to be some problems. We might hit a recession. So, So, 0:42:13.710 --> 0:42:17.570 you know, I don't know, but Mike is right. Mike 0:42:17.590 --> 0:42:18.710 is 100% right. 0:42:20.070 --> 0:42:20.489 With what? 0:42:21.640 --> 0:42:26.640 About expecting this. Yeah, like expecting me to be who 0:42:26.660 --> 0:42:26.810 I am. 0:42:26.880 --> 0:42:27.940 Oh, gotcha, gotcha, gotcha. 0:42:28.600 --> 0:42:31.680 Yeah, I'm just, only part that just shocks me is 0:42:31.780 --> 0:42:36.590 how dedicated you seem to be with believing that corporations 0:42:36.620 --> 0:42:39.210 are telling you the truth. That's the only part that 0:42:39.270 --> 0:42:41.569 bugs me out because all of these articles and these 0:42:41.590 --> 0:42:45.480 articles quote unquote facts that you spout, they're facts coming 0:42:45.520 --> 0:42:48.180 from corporations that are filtering them through articles. 0:42:48.500 --> 0:42:50.739 And you're just like, well, yeah, I read. 0:42:50.560 --> 0:42:53.140 That this is gonna happen. I read this and I 0:42:53.200 --> 0:42:53.660 read that. 0:42:53.980 --> 0:42:57.940 And it's like, bro, corporations lie to you every single day. 0:42:58.500 --> 0:43:02.759 And you'll recognize it with certain things. But with this 0:43:02.940 --> 0:43:03.600 one thing, you're. 0:43:03.469 --> 0:43:06.299 Just like, no, I believe that Google is telling me 0:43:06.340 --> 0:43:06.870 the truth. 0:43:07.350 --> 0:43:08.989 Because why would Google lie to me? 0:43:09.390 --> 0:43:10.670 That's the only part that bugs me out. 0:43:11.070 --> 0:43:15.950 Like, It seems like you're biased because you like what 0:43:16.030 --> 0:43:20.030 AI does. So therefore, and everybody has biases, of course. 0:43:20.330 --> 0:43:25.509 But you're biased to filtering the information due to you thinking. 0:43:25.290 --> 0:43:26.150 AI is cool. 0:43:26.450 --> 0:43:29.209 But if Google was telling you, hey, you. 0:43:29.130 --> 0:43:37.180 Know, Google searches related to African American history is down. 0:43:37.620 --> 0:43:40.520 So therefore, you should remove these programs. 0:43:40.280 --> 0:43:41.020 From high schools. 0:43:41.040 --> 0:43:43.500 You'd be like, this is some bullshit. 0:43:43.580 --> 0:43:47.600 I'm calling it right now. I'm not believing what Google's saying. 0:43:47.930 --> 0:43:49.710 But with this, you're like, yeah. 0:43:50.469 --> 0:43:52.610 Yeah, Google's telling the truth. Sure. 0:43:54.010 --> 0:43:55.170 That's the only part that trips me out. 0:43:55.390 --> 0:43:57.750 And again, I'm not calling you out specifically because we 0:43:57.810 --> 0:44:00.910 all have biases. But with this in particular, it's just weird. 0:44:03.380 --> 0:44:08.580 So my response to that is that I Don't believe. 0:44:09.020 --> 0:44:10.919 Okay, so when we're talking about the articles that you're 0:44:10.960 --> 0:44:14.600 reading and all the other stuff that they're putting out there, 0:44:16.300 --> 0:44:19.440 I don't know if it's like, like you guys are 0:44:19.460 --> 0:44:25.220 believing like, oh shit, the reports of AI going rogue 0:44:25.260 --> 0:44:29.239 and breaking shit like that is real. Where I'm reading 0:44:29.260 --> 0:44:31.660 the article, it was like, I don't know how much 0:44:31.700 --> 0:44:34.959 of that is real. I think some of this may 0:44:35.020 --> 0:44:36.880 have an implied agenda underneath it. 0:44:36.980 --> 0:44:37.440 Which is what? 0:44:38.560 --> 0:44:44.880 Government regulation, capture, stuff like that, because open source AI, 0:44:45.320 --> 0:44:52.029 in terms of tokens, have flipped from now it's 80-20, 0:44:52.050 --> 0:44:54.890 it used to be 20-80, 20 being closed source to 0:44:54.989 --> 0:44:57.910 open source. Now it's flipped, which means that the open 0:44:57.930 --> 0:45:01.160 source models, which is a ton on there now, are 0:45:01.340 --> 0:45:04.820 gaining traction with a lot of companies, which means that 0:45:05.320 --> 0:45:08.680 All of a sudden, Anthropic, OpenAI, et cetera, et cetera, 0:45:09.280 --> 0:45:13.000 will start to lose market share to these companies that 0:45:13.060 --> 0:45:14.620 people can set up for free. All they have to 0:45:14.640 --> 0:45:16.899 do is pay for service, et cetera, et cetera, which 0:45:16.980 --> 0:45:19.900 means that they will lose market share, which means that 0:45:19.920 --> 0:45:25.239 that would impact their IPO price, which would also impact 0:45:25.260 --> 0:45:28.190 the share price. So if more people are turning to 0:45:28.310 --> 0:45:31.590 open source and I can't sell you a premium service 0:45:31.650 --> 0:45:35.110 or sell you a service, then I'm no longer valid. 0:45:35.540 --> 0:45:36.419 So what do I have to do? 0:45:36.440 --> 0:45:41.040 I have to manufacture a crisis to get the government 0:45:41.080 --> 0:45:43.600 to come in and regulate it in order to slow 0:45:43.620 --> 0:45:46.839 the open source models down. This is the conspiracy that 0:45:46.880 --> 0:45:49.070 I'm thinking. So this is why I think you're starting 0:45:49.090 --> 0:45:52.430 to see a proliferation of all these reports and stuff 0:45:52.950 --> 0:45:57.190 coming out from these companies about the safety of AI. 0:45:57.610 --> 0:46:00.029 So they're sending all these things and just saying this 0:46:00.090 --> 0:46:03.170 is happening, this is happening, that is happening. And I'm 0:46:03.230 --> 0:46:06.310 reading it, and I'm like, it probably happened, but you 0:46:06.350 --> 0:46:08.890 guys are adding some extra sauce to it. So I'm 0:46:08.910 --> 0:46:11.950 not fully believing everything that you're saying about it. 0:46:12.130 --> 0:46:14.590 And the corporations are the ones saying this. Right, but 0:46:14.640 --> 0:46:16.240 I'm not believing them. No, no, no, no. 0:46:16.260 --> 0:46:18.719 The corporations are the ones. Like, there are corporations right 0:46:18.760 --> 0:46:21.480 now that are out there trying to make y'all believe 0:46:21.880 --> 0:46:26.440 that these stories are fake. And there are even corporations 0:46:26.460 --> 0:46:28.420 that are like, yeah, this is what we're doing. We're 0:46:28.440 --> 0:46:30.980 trying to push for regulation. So that's why these stories 0:46:31.020 --> 0:46:34.370 are getting hyped up. corporations keep feeding these stories, and 0:46:34.410 --> 0:46:36.550 you're always just like, yeah, yeah. 0:46:36.710 --> 0:46:38.810 And Trump has flat out said, I'm not. 0:46:38.730 --> 0:46:39.469 Regulating this shit. 0:46:39.489 --> 0:46:40.610 Yeah, I know. He said it right. Yeah, he ain't 0:46:40.630 --> 0:46:40.910 going to stop. 0:46:40.930 --> 0:46:41.520 So therefore, this whole. 0:46:41.489 --> 0:46:44.000 Theory just doesn't really hold a lot of water. And 0:46:44.040 --> 0:46:49.000 it's not like these stories are that crazy. Someone has 0:46:49.060 --> 0:46:53.800 to die in order for that conspiracy to make any sense. 0:46:54.320 --> 0:46:55.200 No one's died yet. 0:46:55.380 --> 0:46:56.580 And for people to be like, oh, they're not going 0:46:56.600 --> 0:47:00.129 to kill anybody to make this, you're stupid, because they 0:47:00.150 --> 0:47:03.950 kill people for less. So they would absolutely have to 0:47:04.030 --> 0:47:08.120 have a death in order for something like this to 0:47:08.180 --> 0:47:11.100 affect any kind of change. Because this whole thing about, oh, 0:47:11.200 --> 0:47:12.860 AI is going rogue, Trump doesn't care. 0:47:13.860 --> 0:47:17.540 There's too much dough in AI for him to push 0:47:17.560 --> 0:47:18.319 for regulations. 0:47:18.969 --> 0:47:21.469 They were pushing for regulations prior to all of this. 0:47:22.010 --> 0:47:24.950 Even Margie Taylor Greene, with her stupid ass, was pushing 0:47:24.969 --> 0:47:25.770 for regulations. 0:47:26.090 --> 0:47:26.350 Right? 0:47:26.469 --> 0:47:27.330 Or am I making that up? 0:47:27.410 --> 0:47:29.190 I don't know if it was her. 0:47:29.250 --> 0:47:30.509 I think it might have been one of these other 0:47:30.530 --> 0:47:33.969 dumb people. One of these dumb Republicans was pushing for regulation. 0:47:33.989 --> 0:47:35.230 It was her, I believe. Okay. 0:47:35.830 --> 0:47:39.210 So, I mean, I'm looking at it from a different 0:47:39.230 --> 0:47:43.089 standpoint than Rod. When I make these statements, I'm not 0:47:43.130 --> 0:47:44.969 even talking to Ken no more. I'm talking to the 0:47:44.989 --> 0:47:48.660 people that think like Ken that might actually change their mind. 0:47:49.140 --> 0:47:52.540 Ken's not going to. So it's like you being disappointed 0:47:52.580 --> 0:47:57.140 in Ken is not worth your time. He's not going 0:47:57.160 --> 0:47:59.319 to change his mind, so let him be pro-AI. 0:47:59.340 --> 0:48:01.799 It's not a disappointment like that. I know Ken is 0:48:01.860 --> 0:48:04.069 going to be who he is. I'm just like, at 0:48:04.210 --> 0:48:08.750 what point, Nunn, will it... Like, what would have to 0:48:08.810 --> 0:48:10.359 happen for you? Would somebody have to die? 0:48:11.480 --> 0:48:15.120 He still won't care. What are you talking about? He'd 0:48:15.160 --> 0:48:19.169 be like, well, how many deaths? Was it one? Was 0:48:19.250 --> 0:48:19.630 it six? 0:48:19.650 --> 0:48:20.680 People die every day, B. 0:48:20.690 --> 0:48:24.190 People die every day, B. Yeah. How do you do action? 0:48:24.330 --> 0:48:26.469 If somebody died, I'm going to look and see what 0:48:26.489 --> 0:48:29.589 the reaction and response would be. Oh, man. 0:48:29.610 --> 0:48:31.890 Because there will be a reaction and response to it. 0:48:31.910 --> 0:48:33.279 Something's going to have to happen to it. 0:48:33.340 --> 0:48:35.060 So, okay, yeah. So what would it have to be? 0:48:35.080 --> 0:48:37.799 Before you'd be like, all right, man, this stuff got 0:48:37.820 --> 0:48:38.100 to stop. 0:48:38.140 --> 0:48:40.810 Somebody close to him got to die? And that's what 0:48:40.850 --> 0:48:42.210 happens for a lot of people. 0:48:42.590 --> 0:48:43.890 People close to me died. 0:48:45.550 --> 0:48:48.069 But it's for shit that you probably are already against. Like, 0:48:48.270 --> 0:48:50.049 if it's gun violence, it's like, okay, well, I was 0:48:50.070 --> 0:48:53.320 already against gun violence. But if it's something you're pro, 0:48:53.900 --> 0:48:56.560 that's usually what happens with these kind of things. People 0:48:56.600 --> 0:49:00.060 will be like, well, yeah, man, bitches lie about rape 0:49:00.140 --> 0:49:02.620 all the time. And then your sister gets graped and 0:49:02.640 --> 0:49:06.020 you're like, oh, shit, grape is real. You know what 0:49:06.040 --> 0:49:06.319 I'm saying? 0:49:06.340 --> 0:49:07.200 It depends on how they die. 0:49:07.219 --> 0:49:10.120 Rape culture is real. Like, what did you do? What 0:49:10.140 --> 0:49:12.989 did you do with the A.I.? How did A.I. kill you? 0:49:13.030 --> 0:49:15.190 Why did you ask him to do that? You should 0:49:15.210 --> 0:49:15.629 have known better. 0:49:15.650 --> 0:49:18.880 How did you let AI do that to you? Why 0:49:18.920 --> 0:49:21.080 did you manipulate AI to kill you? How did you 0:49:21.120 --> 0:49:24.060 convince AI to kill you? You should have just called me. 0:49:24.760 --> 0:49:27.040 Don't do that. That's probably a bad thing to do. 0:49:27.180 --> 0:49:30.140 Wolfgang said AI got to fuck up his garage door. 0:49:30.540 --> 0:49:34.569 I saw it. He got to put an AI garage 0:49:34.610 --> 0:49:35.629 door in it and it got to break. 0:49:36.010 --> 0:49:36.950 Then he'll be anti. 0:49:37.170 --> 0:49:39.830 Right. Nah, I go get a better AI model. 0:49:43.170 --> 0:49:47.210 You know, but, you know, but I think I was 0:49:47.230 --> 0:49:49.910 just when I was just responding to like, I don't 0:49:50.200 --> 0:49:55.040 I don't believe a lot because I know corporations lie. 0:49:55.540 --> 0:49:56.920 So that's what I was saying. So when you were 0:49:56.940 --> 0:49:58.839 saying that, I believe what the corporations are saying. I'm 0:49:58.880 --> 0:50:00.980 saying that I don't believe them saying that all this 0:50:01.000 --> 0:50:04.819 shit about AI being scary. is as real as they 0:50:04.860 --> 0:50:06.700 make it out to be, but y'all are believing it. 0:50:06.719 --> 0:50:08.140 So I think that... That's. 0:50:08.020 --> 0:50:11.000 Exactly the opposite. Okay. That's exactly the opposite. 0:50:11.360 --> 0:50:14.140 You seem to believe that the corporations want you to 0:50:14.200 --> 0:50:16.320 think that AI is scary. 0:50:16.340 --> 0:50:18.180 I don't think that that's even remotely true. 0:50:18.200 --> 0:50:19.960 So you think the corporations are telling the truth that 0:50:19.980 --> 0:50:20.560 AI is scary? 0:50:21.400 --> 0:50:22.700 No. No, no, no, no, no. 0:50:22.719 --> 0:50:25.820 What I'm saying is when you keep saying... that the AI, 0:50:25.860 --> 0:50:27.440 we already had this discussion last week. That's why I 0:50:27.440 --> 0:50:28.520 really didn't want to get back into this. 0:50:28.620 --> 0:50:29.440 I wasn't here, I'm sorry. 0:50:29.460 --> 0:50:30.540 I know, I know, and you brought it up and 0:50:30.560 --> 0:50:31.580 you fucking up the vibe again. 0:50:31.600 --> 0:50:33.560 But you know how it go. I'm kidding. 0:50:33.780 --> 0:50:36.840 But yeah, when you were talking about how the corporations 0:50:36.880 --> 0:50:39.000 are the ones that are putting out these messages of 0:50:39.560 --> 0:50:43.399 AI being scary and AI being dangerous, and I was like, no, 0:50:43.460 --> 0:50:46.580 the people have been saying this the entire time. And 0:50:46.600 --> 0:50:48.279 you were like, well, if the CEOs had never said 0:50:48.320 --> 0:50:50.700 this stuff, then it wouldn't be out there. And I'm 0:50:50.739 --> 0:50:53.930 telling you that that's not even remotely true. But then 0:50:53.950 --> 0:50:57.280 when you're talking about, well, Google said that this thing 0:50:57.320 --> 0:51:00.340 went rogue, but it really didn't go rogue because it 0:51:00.380 --> 0:51:02.400 realized it was making a mistake. And I'm like, dog, 0:51:02.680 --> 0:51:05.660 of course Google's going to lie. Of course they're going 0:51:05.680 --> 0:51:08.380 to lie and say, yes, it realized it. Again, I 0:51:08.400 --> 0:51:10.920 want to get back into this. It's just, I feel 0:51:10.940 --> 0:51:13.009 like this is one of those arguments. It's like when 0:51:13.030 --> 0:51:14.910 we used to have those trans arguments back in the day. 0:51:15.489 --> 0:51:19.570 Nothing is going to change. Unless Ken goes off on 0:51:19.610 --> 0:51:23.960 his own and discovers something that says AI is bad, 0:51:24.080 --> 0:51:26.319 or unless I go off on my own, and I 0:51:26.360 --> 0:51:29.340 find something that says AI is amazing, this conversation is 0:51:29.540 --> 0:51:30.080 never gonna be good. 0:51:30.100 --> 0:51:31.859 Yeah, I didn't realize y'all had this conversation last week. 0:51:31.920 --> 0:51:34.600 And it was like an hour and a half. 0:51:35.340 --> 0:51:38.320 Somebody said on Reddit, I was wondering how the Patreon 0:51:38.340 --> 0:51:40.160 was an hour and 30 minutes, then I seen Q 0:51:40.180 --> 0:51:42.040 was there, and I seen they was talking about AI. Oh, 0:51:42.060 --> 0:51:43.860 Q was there? Q didn't bust up the vibe, it 0:51:43.900 --> 0:51:46.100 was him. No, I ain't wouldn't say she bust up 0:51:46.120 --> 0:51:47.930 the vibe. I'm kidding, I'm kidding. They was just talking 0:51:47.950 --> 0:51:50.980 about an hour and 30 minute Patreon. They seen we 0:51:51.000 --> 0:51:53.060 were talking about AI. They seen we were talking about 0:51:53.140 --> 0:51:54.820 AI and they was like, okay, yeah. Q for it 0:51:54.910 --> 0:51:55.489 or against it? 0:51:55.510 --> 0:51:57.009 I don't know where she's at. 0:51:57.010 --> 0:51:58.250 She seemed to be kind of neutral. Right, she's kind 0:51:58.270 --> 0:51:59.969 of in the middle. That's what Ken said. Yeah, she 0:51:59.989 --> 0:52:01.810 was like, on the fence. I couldn't really tell. I 0:52:01.830 --> 0:52:02.770 couldn't tell. 0:52:03.030 --> 0:52:06.500 She was probably just potting or engaging in the conversation. 0:52:06.540 --> 0:52:08.180 She didn't take a super strong stance one way or 0:52:08.200 --> 0:52:10.160 the other. It was mostly just me arguing with Ken. 0:52:10.710 --> 0:52:12.779 I did not know my bike throw some shit out there. 0:52:12.840 --> 0:52:14.759 You know, it's just I keep I keep seeing it. 0:52:14.760 --> 0:52:16.379 And I'm like, OK, cool. I feel like it's going 0:52:16.400 --> 0:52:18.379 to blow up at some point. So it was best 0:52:18.400 --> 0:52:20.340 thing seen for me because I keep seeing all of 0:52:20.360 --> 0:52:22.480 these multiple reports of just it just kind of. 0:52:22.460 --> 0:52:23.279 Believe all this stuff you see. 0:52:23.320 --> 0:52:26.790 Right. Right. 0:52:27.190 --> 0:52:29.109 I see the same thing he says and then I 0:52:29.130 --> 0:52:29.770 see other stuff. 0:52:30.030 --> 0:52:32.330 You just see it in a different way. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. 0:52:32.430 --> 0:52:34.009 I see it as like, OK, yeah, this thing about 0:52:34.050 --> 0:52:36.529 to blow up at some point. It might be some 0:52:36.550 --> 0:52:38.890 casualties from it, but at some point, somebody's going to 0:52:38.910 --> 0:52:39.969 be like, all right, enough is enough. 0:52:40.110 --> 0:52:43.200 And they'll always say there's always casualty and progression. 0:52:43.260 --> 0:52:44.560 That's what they always say. 0:52:44.600 --> 0:52:45.420 They don't care. 0:52:45.440 --> 0:52:48.259 This conversation is only going to. 0:52:48.280 --> 0:52:50.060 A lot of people die putting those train tracks down. 0:52:50.080 --> 0:52:51.259 See? See? 0:52:52.100 --> 0:52:56.000 People only care when it affects them directly. Until that happens, 0:52:56.100 --> 0:52:57.600 it's going to be a whole bunch of it doesn't 0:52:57.640 --> 0:53:00.440 matter to me. But once this shit happens, and then 0:53:00.480 --> 0:53:03.140 they ask us out of a job, and their brother 0:53:03.390 --> 0:53:05.790 and sister and cousin are all out of jobs, then 0:53:05.810 --> 0:53:08.900 they're going to be like, damn, maybe I fucked up. 0:53:09.890 --> 0:53:11.390 Or they're going to say, well, damn, maybe y'all should 0:53:11.410 --> 0:53:14.030 have just learned earlier and got better jobs. 0:53:14.290 --> 0:53:14.930 It's going to be the latter. 0:53:14.950 --> 0:53:17.129 Because that's what I work with people that are like that, 0:53:17.190 --> 0:53:19.350 that are like, you know, y'all just need to pick 0:53:19.370 --> 0:53:19.500 us up. 0:53:19.510 --> 0:53:21.210 So you got in front of it. Yeah, pick us 0:53:21.250 --> 0:53:22.850 up on the bootstrap. That's what people did last week. 0:53:22.890 --> 0:53:24.069 I did not say that. 0:53:24.230 --> 0:53:24.670 Basically. 0:53:24.950 --> 0:53:26.609 That's what's being put out there now. Like, look, you're 0:53:26.640 --> 0:53:28.450 going to get left behind. You know what I'm saying? 0:53:28.469 --> 0:53:29.700 Yes, you may as well get on now. 0:53:29.719 --> 0:53:31.739 That never has been out there for a while, though. 0:53:31.760 --> 0:53:32.580 I know, I know. 0:53:32.719 --> 0:53:34.779 I see it. But I think now that people are 0:53:34.840 --> 0:53:40.200 realizing that this is nearly inevitable, that they're now starting 0:53:40.219 --> 0:53:43.400 to really push the narrative. Like, all right, well, if 0:53:43.520 --> 0:53:46.640 it's here, if it's here to stay, then I got 0:53:46.660 --> 0:53:48.000 to figure out how I'm going. 0:53:47.700 --> 0:53:48.640 To live in it. 0:53:48.680 --> 0:53:51.819 I think what sums this whole thing up, not with 0:53:51.860 --> 0:53:54.680 Ken particularly, but with this whole, like, what will make 0:53:54.719 --> 0:53:57.779 people care and what will make people not care is 0:53:57.840 --> 0:53:59.799 people from day one have been saying like, yo, this 0:53:59.820 --> 0:54:03.339 is going to put poor people out of jobs. And 0:54:03.550 --> 0:54:06.009 to be clear, I'm not talking about manual labor poor, 0:54:06.030 --> 0:54:08.640 because I don't know how people got that mixed up. 0:54:09.290 --> 0:54:11.190 But it's going to put poor people out of jobs. 0:54:12.550 --> 0:54:14.530 Why folks didn't run out into the streets with signs 0:54:14.550 --> 0:54:16.730 until it said, oh, it's going to mess up the environment. 0:54:16.750 --> 0:54:18.950 Then they're like, oh, wait a minute. 0:54:19.830 --> 0:54:21.529 When we're saying it's going to put poor people out 0:54:21.550 --> 0:54:23.390 of jobs and people are going to starve to death, eh. 0:54:24.380 --> 0:54:28.120 But you're telling me this spotted Bengal tiger might not 0:54:28.180 --> 0:54:29.040 make it through the summer? 0:54:29.060 --> 0:54:30.460 Oh, I'm here. 0:54:31.680 --> 0:54:34.210 And that's the only part I do agree with Ken on, 0:54:34.310 --> 0:54:38.670 is the whole data centers affecting the environment, that's going to. 0:54:38.630 --> 0:54:41.470 Be the downfall because that's what libs care about. 0:54:41.750 --> 0:54:45.129 They don't really care about poor people or lower middle 0:54:45.150 --> 0:54:47.969 class being put out of jobs. They care about some 0:54:48.010 --> 0:54:50.689 damn duck covered in oil. You know what I'm saying? 0:54:50.750 --> 0:54:52.689 And this is from the vegan here. I care about 0:54:52.730 --> 0:54:56.450 ducks covered in oil too. But I don't think that 0:54:56.510 --> 0:54:58.750 that should be your primary focus when you have people 0:54:58.790 --> 0:55:02.370 dying regularly or people starving regularly and then you're employing 0:55:02.450 --> 0:55:04.739 systems that's going to make it easier for them to 0:55:04.780 --> 0:55:05.399 starve and die. 0:55:08.140 --> 0:55:08.779 Perspectives. 0:55:09.560 --> 0:55:09.820 Yeah. 0:55:10.719 --> 0:55:12.700 That's my best thing. People are selfish. 0:55:12.739 --> 0:55:15.799 People are definitely selfish. That's the American way. 0:55:15.820 --> 0:55:17.850 Yeah, for sure. 0:55:18.810 --> 0:55:21.270 So when something hits their cause, they're like, oh, wait 0:55:21.310 --> 0:55:23.290 a minute now. Now you're not going too far. 0:55:24.090 --> 0:55:24.270 Go ahead. 0:55:24.310 --> 0:55:25.689 Or it's going to raise your power bill. 0:55:25.710 --> 0:55:27.680 It has already. Raise your water bill. 0:55:27.780 --> 0:55:30.080 That's when it's going to start mattering. When Spike's power 0:55:30.340 --> 0:55:31.920 and water bill goes up, then he's going to come 0:55:31.940 --> 0:55:32.919 here talking about, oh, shit. 0:55:32.940 --> 0:55:35.320 Fuck A.I. 0:55:35.420 --> 0:55:37.340 I hate A.I. My bill used to be $ 45 a month. 0:55:37.400 --> 0:55:38.360 Now it's $ 145. I'm mad. 0:55:38.660 --> 0:55:40.540 My bill was going up before this shit. 0:55:40.980 --> 0:55:42.120 Yeah, I don't know what that's about. 0:55:42.160 --> 0:55:42.759 Mine does, too. 0:55:42.780 --> 0:55:45.340 I be looking at her like, you don't turn. 0:55:44.980 --> 0:55:48.020 This damn AC off. And, you know, I'm going to 0:55:48.060 --> 0:55:50.260 read this super chat that came through since we're on here. 0:55:50.739 --> 0:55:54.049 It was a And then we'll get into what we're 0:55:54.070 --> 0:55:57.210 going to talk about. From C.L. Flames, King won't care 0:55:57.850 --> 0:55:59.819 until a data center is built across the street from him. 0:55:59.910 --> 0:56:01.779 One week with all that noise interrupted his sleep. 0:56:02.860 --> 0:56:05.520 He's been on y'all's side. That's funny. 0:56:06.500 --> 0:56:09.580 They may build one across the street, but I doubt it. 0:56:10.160 --> 0:56:13.000 But I do, I mean, I even say here that 0:56:13.080 --> 0:56:16.180 noise is the one thing I can't, I don't know. 0:56:16.140 --> 0:56:19.820 How they'll fit. But. Fun fact, they are trying to 0:56:19.840 --> 0:56:21.580 build a data center out there by us, right? I 0:56:21.580 --> 0:56:22.739 don't know if you heard about that. 0:56:22.880 --> 0:56:25.339 I don't know where, but in our area, they are 0:56:25.360 --> 0:56:27.340 actually trying to build a data center. 0:56:27.360 --> 0:56:28.500 I hope it's not by me, because you see they 0:56:28.520 --> 0:56:29.359 cleared out all that land over there? 0:56:29.380 --> 0:56:30.420 That's going to be a subdivision. 0:56:30.640 --> 0:56:31.080 That's right. 0:56:31.100 --> 0:56:33.500 That shit's getting on my nerves more than this other shit. 0:56:33.560 --> 0:56:35.859 You're putting up with all these goddamn subdivisions. So yes, 0:56:36.520 --> 0:56:38.779 this is starting to come close to the house, and 0:56:38.840 --> 0:56:41.530 there is a direct impact, because they are working on it. 0:56:41.540 --> 0:56:44.799 They've been sneaking this shit in. 0:56:45.010 --> 0:56:47.270 So I will have to deal with possible power going 0:56:47.350 --> 0:56:48.850 up and water venting. But you know what? 0:56:49.030 --> 0:56:53.230 I already know that. So how can I prepare for 0:56:53.250 --> 0:56:56.529 it as best I can? You know, because it's on 0:56:56.550 --> 0:56:56.859 the way. 0:56:57.160 --> 0:57:00.160 You have that option. Some folks don't have that option. 0:57:00.980 --> 0:57:01.340 I got you. 0:57:01.680 --> 0:57:04.419 Because they're mostly putting them up in, not that y'all's 0:57:04.440 --> 0:57:06.239 neighborhood's poor, because I don't think it is. And I 0:57:06.280 --> 0:57:08.239 think that's probably why it's not going to be that 0:57:08.280 --> 0:57:10.239 close to y'all's neighborhood. It's probably going to be a 0:57:10.239 --> 0:57:11.040 little bit further down. 0:57:11.100 --> 0:57:13.819 It is. Like deeper into Stockbridge or something. I think 0:57:13.840 --> 0:57:14.819 I know where it's going to be. 0:57:14.840 --> 0:57:16.020 I think I have an idea. I think it's probably 0:57:16.040 --> 0:57:17.440 going to be off the highway. It's probably going to 0:57:17.460 --> 0:57:18.860 be more kind of in the rural area. 0:57:18.960 --> 0:57:19.120 Right. 0:57:19.160 --> 0:57:22.820 And I think I've seen the area that they're clearing out. So, 0:57:23.560 --> 0:57:25.100 but I don't know if there's going to be a carryover. 0:57:25.140 --> 0:57:30.400 But nevertheless, you're making the data center stuff, but. it's 0:57:30.600 --> 0:57:33.880 almost going to be a reality. So I'm fully aware 0:57:33.900 --> 0:57:36.680 of that. But my power business is already going up. 0:57:37.100 --> 0:57:37.710 You can afford it. 0:57:38.640 --> 0:57:39.420 I'm still mad. 0:57:39.640 --> 0:57:47.130 I don't like it, Mike. And there is no data center. 0:57:47.330 --> 0:57:49.290 So I'm like, what are y'all doing? Y'all just making 0:57:49.310 --> 0:57:52.050 shit up. It's the other shit they're doing. Man, we 0:57:52.070 --> 0:57:52.670 got to get into it. 0:57:52.670 --> 0:57:53.970 They're going to put it in Morrow. That's what they're 0:57:53.990 --> 0:57:55.730 going to put it. That's what I meant. Not Stockbridge. 0:57:55.870 --> 0:57:56.370 Morrow. 0:57:56.770 --> 0:57:57.370 That's what I meant. 0:57:57.960 --> 0:58:00.580 Like, turn her into, like, that deep area of Mauro. 0:58:00.600 --> 0:58:05.260 They already doing stuff weird in Mauro right now. And Mauro's, like, 0:58:05.580 --> 0:58:08.530 on the bus line. All that stuff is around there. Yeah, 0:58:08.550 --> 0:58:09.640 that's where they're going to put it. 0:58:10.330 --> 0:58:11.650 I don't think Mauro's big enough, though. 0:58:12.490 --> 0:58:14.270 It doesn't have to be. It just has to be 0:58:14.450 --> 0:58:17.750 enough to where there's people there that can't complain loud 0:58:17.790 --> 0:58:19.950 enough to where it will make a difference. 0:58:20.030 --> 0:58:20.250 Mm-hmm. 0:58:21.180 --> 0:58:21.900 So that's what I meant. 0:58:21.940 --> 0:58:23.260 Not Stockbridge, but Morrow. 0:58:23.300 --> 0:58:26.300 Yeah, Stockbridge, I don't know what he would put in Stockbridge. 0:58:26.320 --> 0:58:27.640 They ain't bringing that ass in Stockbridge. 0:58:27.660 --> 0:58:30.240 There's too many middle, upper, middle class white people in 0:58:30.260 --> 0:58:32.060 Stockbridge for it to make a difference. 0:58:32.100 --> 0:58:36.210 But Morrow, for sure. That's still Kleko, too. 0:58:36.770 --> 0:58:38.370 They were talking about Conyers for a while, and I 0:58:38.370 --> 0:58:39.390 was like, they're not going to put one of them 0:58:39.410 --> 0:58:42.210 shits in Conyers. All them rich white people, they're going 0:58:42.250 --> 0:58:44.550 to throw a fit. They wouldn't even put Marta in 0:58:44.590 --> 0:58:48.700 Conyers because the white folks were like, nope. You're not 0:58:48.900 --> 0:58:50.500 fucking busting these Negroes out here. 0:58:52.020 --> 0:58:52.540 But all right, man. 0:58:52.560 --> 0:58:54.100 Yeah, that was my best thing seen. I didn't realize 0:58:54.160 --> 0:58:56.520 y'all talked about this last week. And I was just 0:58:56.580 --> 0:58:58.380 bringing it up because, like I said, I kept seeing 0:58:58.440 --> 0:59:01.650 multiple reports of this thing potentially blowing up at some point. 0:59:03.130 --> 0:59:05.890 But yeah, yeah. And I was just curious as to 0:59:05.970 --> 0:59:08.600 at to what in i don't know why you know 0:59:09.180 --> 0:59:10.840 y'all would be like all right yeah it's time to 0:59:10.860 --> 0:59:13.820 jump off shit with this ai stuff but you know 0:59:14.240 --> 0:59:14.660 we'll see. 0:59:16.360 --> 0:59:18.360 Jump off that ship and that damn shit gone we 0:59:18.380 --> 0:59:20.560 still in the water spike trend water. 0:59:20.200 --> 0:59:23.870 You all see that ai robot they made to fight 0:59:24.090 --> 0:59:28.000 people Was that AI itself? I meant to send it 0:59:28.020 --> 0:59:31.020 to y'all. It was like a boxing match. And it 0:59:31.040 --> 0:59:34.220 was an AI robot fighting this dude. It's probably, you know, 0:59:34.260 --> 0:59:36.760 now that I'm saying it out loud, it sounds so stupid. 0:59:36.960 --> 0:59:40.420 Everybody's talking about AI. We're going to get into this 0:59:40.440 --> 0:59:44.320 show button thing. But them damn robots, bro. That's the 0:59:44.340 --> 0:59:44.820 next shit. 0:59:45.720 --> 0:59:46.340 Them robots. 0:59:46.410 --> 0:59:48.390 Like, we've been seeing these videos on social media and 0:59:48.410 --> 0:59:51.240 stuff with these dogs and shit. That shit is... That's 0:59:51.260 --> 0:59:53.180 going to be the next shit right behind AI. Them 0:59:53.200 --> 0:59:54.320 motherfuckers building them goddamn robots. 0:59:54.340 --> 0:59:56.220 Behind AI as if they're not totally holding hands. 0:59:56.240 --> 0:59:57.560 They'll add AI into it. 0:59:57.680 --> 0:59:59.980 That's how they're working. They're going to work with AI. 1:00:00.260 --> 1:00:00.680 You're right. 1:00:00.800 --> 1:00:02.610 But either way it goes, it's an extension of it then. 1:00:02.620 --> 1:00:06.370 Them damn robots, bro. I'm telling you now, that shit. 1:00:06.730 --> 1:00:07.530 That's going to be the next wave. 1:00:07.590 --> 1:00:09.130 I hope a robot shows up on your doorstep and 1:00:09.150 --> 1:00:12.600 calls you a nigger every day. Every single one. You 1:00:12.620 --> 1:00:16.480 wouldn't buy one? He's not white. He's Puerto Rican. You 1:00:16.500 --> 1:00:20.260 know what I'm saying? It's not a big deal. He's 1:00:20.280 --> 1:00:23.930 a robot. You don't know no better. He's raceless. It's 1:00:23.950 --> 1:00:24.710 not a big deal. 1:00:24.970 --> 1:00:36.270 I'll pour some water on you. Anyway, man. Speaking of fighting, though. 1:00:37.010 --> 1:00:41.000 You brought up fighting, bro. Man, this has been, I 1:00:41.920 --> 1:00:45.650 have watched more Joe Budding clips or flip stuff than 1:00:45.810 --> 1:00:48.169 I have ever watched probably in my whole entire life. 1:00:48.190 --> 1:00:48.320 Me too. 1:00:48.750 --> 1:00:52.370 Because I don't know what in the world is happening 1:00:52.410 --> 1:00:53.450 here and why. 1:00:53.750 --> 1:00:55.780 It's crazy what makes the internet tick nowadays. 1:00:57.980 --> 1:01:01.540 Because you and Nick were the one that put me 1:01:01.720 --> 1:01:02.880 on to it. And I was like, whatever. 1:01:02.920 --> 1:01:03.260 Whatever. 1:01:03.960 --> 1:01:08.360 And then I saw part two. Yeah, then I was like, okay, 1:01:08.490 --> 1:01:10.780 let me see part two. Part two is the one 1:01:10.800 --> 1:01:13.670 that got me interested when Flip went to Rory and 1:01:14.590 --> 1:01:16.290 we couldn't see it. I don't know if that's when 1:01:16.330 --> 1:01:18.050 he had his head on. 1:01:18.090 --> 1:01:21.130 His neck, but whatever. What? He had his head on 1:01:21.150 --> 1:01:24.930 his neck? Yeah, man. Who had? Flip had his hand 1:01:24.950 --> 1:01:28.030 around Rory's neck because Rory was playing with him. 1:01:28.090 --> 1:01:28.370 Wow. 1:01:28.490 --> 1:01:30.510 Ain't Rory like sick or something like that? He just 1:01:30.550 --> 1:01:33.470 had a stroke three months ago. So what happened was 1:01:34.190 --> 1:01:38.490 they were at this spot and Flip was streaming. And 1:01:39.350 --> 1:01:44.110 as Flip was streaming, he was getting close to Rory. 1:01:44.900 --> 1:01:46.020 And Rory thought it was. 1:01:45.980 --> 1:01:46.710 An attempt to get. 1:01:46.720 --> 1:01:47.800 Trying to make him play. 1:01:47.840 --> 1:01:48.900 Yeah, do something. 1:01:49.260 --> 1:01:51.660 So before he could do anything, Rory went up to him. 1:01:51.680 --> 1:01:56.419 And he was like, oh, we, because maybe two years ago, 1:01:56.520 --> 1:01:57.570 Flip called him corn. 1:01:57.890 --> 1:01:58.730 He said it was suckers. 1:01:59.370 --> 1:02:01.390 He said the model of Rory was suckers because he 1:02:01.470 --> 1:02:05.340 ride with Joe. He said, y'all niggas suckers. And Rory 1:02:05.360 --> 1:02:05.920 was like, oh. 1:02:05.940 --> 1:02:07.900 We suckers, huh? We suckers. Yeah, we suckers. 1:02:08.220 --> 1:02:09.120 He said it on the live. 1:02:09.200 --> 1:02:09.900 He said it on the live. 1:02:10.200 --> 1:02:12.600 Flip the stream. On the stream. And Rory walks up 1:02:12.620 --> 1:02:14.360 to him and says that. But you got to love, 1:02:14.380 --> 1:02:16.860 he put his arm around him. Yeah, he acting like 1:02:16.940 --> 1:02:17.360 it's cool. 1:02:17.720 --> 1:02:20.140 Nah, that was like a son move, bro. That was like, 1:02:20.160 --> 1:02:22.620 remember old mobsters do that? They walk up and they 1:02:22.640 --> 1:02:24.430 put their arm around you and they like, oh, so 1:02:24.450 --> 1:02:25.670 you're not doing what you're supposed to be doing. 1:02:25.690 --> 1:02:26.210 You know what I'm saying? 1:02:26.230 --> 1:02:27.730 That's what it looked like to me. 1:02:28.090 --> 1:02:28.450 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 1:02:28.470 --> 1:02:28.970 Maybe I read it wrong. 1:02:28.990 --> 1:02:30.790 You're right. He was trying to play, and Rory was 1:02:30.890 --> 1:02:33.580 one million percent Always suckers, put his arm around him, 1:02:33.590 --> 1:02:34.790 like you said, trying to play. He did a little 1:02:34.810 --> 1:02:37.570 dance or something in front of him. 1:02:37.630 --> 1:02:41.710 Man, bro, it was. Bro, he was dancing backwards, bro. 1:02:41.860 --> 1:02:46.480 Yeah. He got off. He was drunk. Yeah, he was gone. 1:02:46.520 --> 1:02:49.720 He was drunk. And he came up thinking Flip was 1:02:49.820 --> 1:02:52.140 on a certain type of time. And Flip really was 1:02:52.200 --> 1:02:54.200 like in his phone talking to the chat. He really 1:02:54.240 --> 1:02:57.350 wasn't studying him. And Roy did the sucker shit. And 1:02:57.370 --> 1:03:00.110 then he was like, he said all of that. And 1:03:00.150 --> 1:03:01.770 then when he walked off, he was like, clip that. 1:03:02.730 --> 1:03:04.800 That's what got him. And Flip, like you were talking 1:03:04.820 --> 1:03:07.660 about the process and stuff earlier, when Roy said clip that, 1:03:08.760 --> 1:03:12.050 Flip was sitting there and it was like, Wait, what? 1:03:12.250 --> 1:03:15.450 You was pressing me right then? That's what that was? Oh, man. 1:03:15.630 --> 1:03:18.760 So then after he realized what Roy was doing in 1:03:18.780 --> 1:03:20.590 the moment, he went back up to him. He was like, bro, 1:03:20.610 --> 1:03:22.660 what's up with you? Don't play with me like that. 1:03:22.680 --> 1:03:24.900 I don't even know you. I've never met you. You 1:03:24.940 --> 1:03:28.220 don't know me. He said, keep my name out your mouth. 1:03:28.500 --> 1:03:32.580 But that was later. That was later. They talked in 1:03:32.600 --> 1:03:36.240 that moment and got to the understand how this is 1:03:36.260 --> 1:03:40.600 still streaming. And then Flip walked off and he realized 1:03:41.380 --> 1:03:42.820 All this shit that had just happened was on the 1:03:42.880 --> 1:03:45.640 internet now. This is what he was explaining on the show. 1:03:45.760 --> 1:03:47.580 One of the other dudes from the show, Imani, came 1:03:47.600 --> 1:03:49.680 to him. He was like, bro, you see this? You 1:03:49.720 --> 1:03:51.970 see what's going on? So then he went back up 1:03:52.010 --> 1:03:53.690 to Rory, and he was like, come on, we need 1:03:53.710 --> 1:03:56.130 to talk in the corner. And they had a conversation, 1:03:56.710 --> 1:03:58.090 and Rory kept calling him. 1:03:59.190 --> 1:04:00.010 Corny. Corny. 1:04:00.930 --> 1:04:02.930 And then he said, he did it one more time. 1:04:02.970 --> 1:04:05.550 He said, like, bro, stop calling me out of my name. 1:04:06.350 --> 1:04:08.330 And he said it again, and that's when he put 1:04:08.370 --> 1:04:11.890 his hands on him, and then Ish and... Imani pulled 1:04:11.930 --> 1:04:13.030 him off of Rory. 1:04:13.930 --> 1:04:14.950 Jesus Christ. 1:04:14.970 --> 1:04:15.970 So Rory about to sue him. 1:04:16.970 --> 1:04:18.870 No, Rory. 1:04:19.110 --> 1:04:21.950 He definitely asked for a manager. He definitely asked for 1:04:21.970 --> 1:04:22.820 the club's manager. 1:04:23.050 --> 1:04:25.160 That's what he said. Escort this gentleman out. 1:04:25.220 --> 1:04:27.120 Wait, Rory, what are you saying? 1:04:27.200 --> 1:04:30.840 Unhand me, Nick. How dare you? 1:04:31.260 --> 1:04:35.080 Well, I never. 1:04:35.100 --> 1:04:38.080 Rory did turn white real quick. Oh, thanks. 1:04:38.560 --> 1:04:42.840 Like, in that moment. Hey, get the cameras out of here. Like, 1:04:42.860 --> 1:04:45.160 when he realized, like, oh, shit, I think I fucked up. 1:04:45.220 --> 1:04:49.550 Because it was really weird how this, just watching it. 1:04:50.120 --> 1:04:51.520 And that's why I guess I'm so caught up in 1:04:51.540 --> 1:04:52.460 the story, because I'm like. 1:04:52.660 --> 1:04:56.240 How did it change? I totally get Flip. It seemed 1:04:56.280 --> 1:04:59.030 like Rory was cool. He wasn't even owned. Like, Flip 1:04:59.110 --> 1:05:01.590 wasn't even processing it. Oh, that's what you were like, bro, 1:05:01.640 --> 1:05:04.110 I don't even. Bro, even. Because Flip don't play like that. Like, 1:05:04.350 --> 1:05:06.670 it's one way or the other with Flip. Like, he 1:05:06.690 --> 1:05:08.780 would have fucked him up. If he knew. that Rory 1:05:08.820 --> 1:05:11.280 was coming over there like on some, he would have 1:05:11.560 --> 1:05:13.460 fucked him up right then. It wouldn't have been no, 1:05:13.460 --> 1:05:15.480 we're going to talk two more times, and then I 1:05:15.520 --> 1:05:17.520 finally got to choke you because you've been calling my name. 1:05:17.560 --> 1:05:20.520 If Flip had understood from the start, he would. 1:05:20.440 --> 1:05:21.140 Have fucked Rory up. 1:05:21.540 --> 1:05:24.060 But Spike, it didn't seem, that's what I'm saying, when 1:05:24.100 --> 1:05:26.560 you're watching everything that happened before it got to the 1:05:26.600 --> 1:05:30.280 clip that moment, Rory coming over, hey man, yeah, you good, blah, blah, blah. 1:05:30.380 --> 1:05:33.100 It seemed like everything was like, Rory was like, cool. 1:05:33.820 --> 1:05:37.200 And then dancing and- and kind of playing around with 1:05:37.220 --> 1:05:40.530 him like everything's cool. And then Roy walked off, and 1:05:40.550 --> 1:05:42.990 then for whatever reason, he came back on that energy. 1:05:43.570 --> 1:05:46.090 And I'm like, what happened when you left to the 1:05:46.130 --> 1:05:48.150 point where you came back, oh, yeah, we some suckers, right? 1:05:48.210 --> 1:05:48.940 He thought about it. 1:05:49.870 --> 1:05:53.310 He said he– I hate that we sitting here talking 1:05:53.330 --> 1:05:55.660 about drama, but this is Spike's fault. I don't watch 1:05:55.680 --> 1:05:57.740 the Joe Budden podcast because it's not entertaining to me. 1:05:58.260 --> 1:06:01.280 But I, like Ken, I got completely sucked down a 1:06:01.320 --> 1:06:02.020 rabbit hole with. 1:06:01.920 --> 1:06:02.640 This stupid shit. 1:06:03.330 --> 1:06:07.040 Rory said he saw another camera person go to the 1:06:07.180 --> 1:06:08.040 other side of him. 1:06:08.460 --> 1:06:10.460 And that was the person for the club. 1:06:10.500 --> 1:06:10.940 Exactly. 1:06:11.100 --> 1:06:12.580 That was a venue camera. The person wasn't with Flip. 1:06:12.600 --> 1:06:16.980 So he thought that Flip was about to like, you know, 1:06:17.660 --> 1:06:20.130 either try to embarrass him or whoop his ass. 1:06:20.490 --> 1:06:21.590 So he was like, well, I'm just going to get 1:06:21.610 --> 1:06:25.030 to it first. Which Flip said, because Flip said that 1:06:25.070 --> 1:06:28.130 was done because I've reached out to him about his stroke. 1:06:28.310 --> 1:06:30.720 And I wished him the best health and health and 1:06:30.780 --> 1:06:32.340 all of these things. And he said he didn't see it. 1:06:32.340 --> 1:06:34.740 And that's what, No, he did see it. No, he 1:06:34.760 --> 1:06:36.420 said he didn't see it. And they were talking about 1:06:36.460 --> 1:06:38.100 it in the club, and he showed him the DM. 1:06:38.760 --> 1:06:43.780 But in that, because Flip showed that, right? You saw 1:06:43.800 --> 1:06:44.400 the screenshot? 1:06:44.780 --> 1:06:44.920 Mm-hmm. 1:06:45.900 --> 1:06:47.990 How did he not see it? And he said thumbs 1:06:48.090 --> 1:06:50.650 up or whatever he wrote. He replied to the message. 1:06:51.410 --> 1:06:52.550 Oh, I didn't know that. Oh, I didn't know that. 1:06:52.690 --> 1:06:56.280 Yeah, he showed a screenshot of what he sent. I 1:06:56.300 --> 1:06:58.890 watched this. I caught up where I was. I was 1:06:58.930 --> 1:07:02.430 working on it. I think it was a Friday. I 1:07:02.630 --> 1:07:06.970 think it was Friday. I actually watched Flip's show for 1:07:06.990 --> 1:07:08.010 the first time in my life. 1:07:08.410 --> 1:07:09.310 Oh, he has his own show. 1:07:09.350 --> 1:07:12.780 He has his own show. And it was him and Imani. 1:07:13.110 --> 1:07:15.860 And he had the video of everything. And he did 1:07:15.900 --> 1:07:18.540 a play-by-play breakdown of the whole thing. It was like 1:07:18.540 --> 1:07:21.660 50 minutes. And I sat there and listened to everything. 1:07:21.700 --> 1:07:23.600 And that's when he put up the screenshot of him, 1:07:23.680 --> 1:07:29.070 what he sent to Rory. and then Rory replying, and 1:07:29.110 --> 1:07:31.110 then him replying back with salute. 1:07:32.710 --> 1:07:32.910 Yeah. 1:07:33.070 --> 1:07:35.230 Unless the shit was Photoshopped. 1:07:35.370 --> 1:07:37.050 No, it's not real. Slash AI. 1:07:37.090 --> 1:07:38.710 Because they was talking. 1:07:38.730 --> 1:07:42.110 No, I'm just playing. But, yeah, but either way it goes, like, 1:07:42.150 --> 1:07:44.090 so I'm starting to have a, like, so Rory's lying. 1:07:44.380 --> 1:07:47.240 Now Rory being drunk in the moment may not remember. 1:07:47.420 --> 1:07:49.280 He's lying, but that's what they came on there and 1:07:49.300 --> 1:07:53.360 said on the show that came out yesterday. Imani was like, 1:07:53.380 --> 1:07:55.320 you don't fuck with Rory anymore because Rory lying. Like, 1:07:55.340 --> 1:07:58.250 he flat out lying. The whole, about some of the 1:07:58.270 --> 1:08:01.760 situations which they wouldn't talk about. And he's like, he's 1:08:01.780 --> 1:08:04.140 just lying. He's like, one, he wasn't supposed to be 1:08:04.160 --> 1:08:06.520 there because the person who's doing the event don't fuck 1:08:06.540 --> 1:08:10.520 with him. So he called Imani, Rory did, before he went. 1:08:10.540 --> 1:08:12.320 And he was like, hey, yo, I'm thinking about pulling up. 1:08:12.380 --> 1:08:14.620 And Imani reached out to the dude and was like, 1:08:14.640 --> 1:08:17.689 can he come? So he said he felt disrespected because 1:08:17.729 --> 1:08:20.170 he was here, like, because I said you could be here. 1:08:20.189 --> 1:08:23.729 Now you in here causing problems? So it was a 1:08:23.729 --> 1:08:25.210 whole lot of extra shit. It's a whole shame because 1:08:25.250 --> 1:08:25.590 it could. 1:08:25.490 --> 1:08:26.590 Have been a really nice moment. 1:08:26.650 --> 1:08:28.210 It looked like they had fun at that thing. 1:08:28.330 --> 1:08:28.850 Yeah. 1:08:28.900 --> 1:08:32.820 Like him showing up, him seeing Flip, them being cool. 1:08:32.840 --> 1:08:35.000 It could have been a really nice moment. But Rory 1:08:35.060 --> 1:08:37.400 fucked it up. And they called him out on it too. 1:08:37.660 --> 1:08:38.059 Marlon. 1:08:38.120 --> 1:08:39.910 I saw that too. I didn't know that show was 1:08:39.950 --> 1:08:42.590 even still on. Yeah. They called him out on it. 1:08:42.630 --> 1:08:44.310 I don't see a lot of Marlon anymore. 1:08:44.370 --> 1:08:44.530 But. 1:08:45.060 --> 1:08:48.740 Yeah, I saw that spike, and they were on his ass. 1:08:48.760 --> 1:08:50.220 Especially Damaris. I fuck with her. 1:08:50.260 --> 1:08:50.680 Damaris? 1:08:50.760 --> 1:08:51.160 Yeah, Damaris. 1:08:51.240 --> 1:08:52.019 I'm sorry, Damaris. 1:08:52.040 --> 1:08:54.450 I don't want you getting on me like that. Damaris. 1:08:54.630 --> 1:08:55.110 Damaris. 1:08:55.170 --> 1:08:55.770 Damaris. 1:08:56.330 --> 1:08:56.850 Sorry. 1:08:56.870 --> 1:08:59.240 I don't want you scolding me the way you scold him, bro. 1:09:00.450 --> 1:09:01.250 I feel her 100%. 1:09:01.250 --> 1:09:02.060 I do, too. 1:09:02.100 --> 1:09:03.880 Who does she call? The girl. She was like, I 1:09:03.900 --> 1:09:06.860 was with you, bro. Like, are you putting up on me? 1:09:07.360 --> 1:09:09.759 The gal. The lady. The lady that works with him. 1:09:09.800 --> 1:09:12.060 You saw how she is. Yeah, let me get right. 1:09:12.100 --> 1:09:15.670 The lady that works with him. With Rory and Ma 1:09:15.729 --> 1:09:17.150 Right they talked about it On the show And she 1:09:17.170 --> 1:09:18.570 was like Bro I was there with you And you 1:09:18.600 --> 1:09:22.140 pulling up on a nigga You claiming you Approaching him 1:09:22.180 --> 1:09:25.740 Because he a wildfire Or whatever May be And now 1:09:25.780 --> 1:09:27.140 you put me In a position where I'm here with 1:09:27.180 --> 1:09:29.679 you So if you do Or he do do something 1:09:29.700 --> 1:09:31.300 What am I supposed to do Or what may happen 1:09:31.340 --> 1:09:31.679 to me. 1:09:32.280 --> 1:09:35.410 Yeah Yeah his bad Judgment calls Yeah he was basically 1:09:35.450 --> 1:09:37.970 Like I didn't think of that And you know But 1:09:38.030 --> 1:09:40.450 I don't blame him For thinking that He was That 1:09:40.530 --> 1:09:41.910 Flip was probably Trying to create. 1:09:41.729 --> 1:09:45.009 A moment But then move though You're not even supposed to. 1:09:45.220 --> 1:09:46.700 And that's why Imani was so mad and said he 1:09:46.720 --> 1:09:48.080 don't fuck with words. He's like, you're not even supposed 1:09:48.120 --> 1:09:50.460 to be here, bro. Even if you did feel like 1:09:50.500 --> 1:09:53.150 that and that was about to happen, you need to move. 1:09:53.229 --> 1:09:55.349 You need to get yourself out of the situation, not 1:09:55.390 --> 1:09:57.710 approach it or not wait on it to happen. Or 1:09:57.770 --> 1:09:58.729 try to kick it off. 1:09:58.610 --> 1:10:00.010 Earlier than it was supposed to kick off. 1:10:00.050 --> 1:10:01.250 Just leave, bro. Exactly. 1:10:01.270 --> 1:10:01.990 Just be an adult. 1:10:02.950 --> 1:10:03.250 Yeah. 1:10:03.350 --> 1:10:05.430 Again, I wouldn't even really be into drama like this, 1:10:05.490 --> 1:10:08.730 but it leads to questions that I want to ask 1:10:08.770 --> 1:10:09.740 y'all in a minute. 1:10:09.820 --> 1:10:12.360 But I got both sides. 1:10:12.600 --> 1:10:12.820 Mm-hmm. 1:10:13.270 --> 1:10:17.280 I get Rory in being upset that the dude called 1:10:17.300 --> 1:10:21.120 him a sucker. I get that. I don't get waiting 1:10:21.160 --> 1:10:24.080 two years to say something. That seems weird, but whatever. 1:10:24.100 --> 1:10:27.880 This is my first time where I've actually listened to 1:10:27.939 --> 1:10:32.599 Flip and been like, I understand Flip's point. Because it's like, 1:10:33.780 --> 1:10:36.320 if that's really not what you were doing in that moment, 1:10:36.700 --> 1:10:39.200 and then this dude tried to sun you in front 1:10:39.229 --> 1:10:42.500 of all these people, I could see why Flip got upset. 1:10:42.520 --> 1:10:47.800 Because, I mean, look, we're nowhere near the celeb of Rory, 1:10:47.840 --> 1:10:48.260 of course. 1:10:48.320 --> 1:10:50.740 But, man, if I got mad for some shit people 1:10:50.760 --> 1:10:53.660 call me, every time I go on Reddit, there's a 1:10:53.660 --> 1:10:54.720 motherfucker calling me names. 1:10:54.979 --> 1:10:56.640 We wouldn't even let Rob Costa in the chat if 1:10:56.660 --> 1:10:57.019 we got mad. 1:10:56.979 --> 1:10:58.750 For some shit people call us. 1:10:58.800 --> 1:11:01.349 Rob Costa would have been banned if we had these 1:11:01.390 --> 1:11:04.490 kind of issues. We would have never, ever welcomed Don 1:11:04.510 --> 1:11:07.849 from Decatur back into the crew if we had these 1:11:07.910 --> 1:11:11.380 types of insecurities. I ran into a dude this past 1:11:11.439 --> 1:11:15.030 weekend that was hella parasocial that wanted to talk to 1:11:15.070 --> 1:11:16.970 me about stuff that I said that I don't even remember. 1:11:17.490 --> 1:11:19.330 And if you're watching, I'm sorry, bro. Don't do that 1:11:19.350 --> 1:11:23.270 shit no more because it's weird. But I don't understand 1:11:24.090 --> 1:11:24.910 wanting to fight. 1:11:24.750 --> 1:11:25.450 Somebody over that. 1:11:25.770 --> 1:11:29.479 My goal in life at this point is to never, 1:11:29.680 --> 1:11:34.040 ever hit another person again, ever. I don't want to 1:11:34.080 --> 1:11:38.400 put a hand, a fist, a foot, nothing on anyone 1:11:38.479 --> 1:11:40.769 ever again. So for you to go over there and 1:11:40.850 --> 1:11:43.060 kick a fight off because somebody called you a sucker 1:11:43.070 --> 1:11:43.840 two years ago? 1:11:44.680 --> 1:11:47.120 Bruh. No, man. It's not worth it. 1:11:47.200 --> 1:11:49.759 Because Flip would have fucked you up. Let's be real. 1:11:49.780 --> 1:11:51.620 Flip would have fucked you up and Flip had people 1:11:51.660 --> 1:11:53.490 there that would have fucked your people up. 1:11:53.760 --> 1:11:57.530 So why are you putting all of these people in danger? 1:11:57.610 --> 1:11:58.710 Just don't do that. 1:11:58.729 --> 1:12:00.290 That's what Imani was saying. He was like, bro, you 1:12:00.310 --> 1:12:00.930 put this whole. 1:12:00.950 --> 1:12:03.610 Because not on top of everything that you said, not 1:12:03.670 --> 1:12:04.750 only did Flip have people. 1:12:05.610 --> 1:12:07.150 All of our people are in this event. 1:12:07.439 --> 1:12:10.260 So the moment that you are here and you going 1:12:10.280 --> 1:12:12.120 to his flip, and we riding with flip, and now 1:12:12.360 --> 1:12:15.440 everybody in here that's with us is also riding with flip. 1:12:15.820 --> 1:12:18.519 Now everybody, something bad could have happened to you for 1:12:18.600 --> 1:12:22.710 no reason at all. Yeah, yeah, and you immediately turned 1:12:22.770 --> 1:12:23.270 into the victim. 1:12:23.310 --> 1:12:24.630 Yeah, and now you the white man. 1:12:24.890 --> 1:12:25.509 Oh, God. 1:12:25.650 --> 1:12:29.650 Oh, my God. But then apparently he was still talking 1:12:29.689 --> 1:12:31.309 crazy after that. 1:12:31.470 --> 1:12:33.500 And that's what got him to get hands with him. 1:12:33.560 --> 1:12:37.080 He was still talking crazy. Yeah, which was like, bro, 1:12:37.200 --> 1:12:40.570 what are you doing? Now apparently he's Irish. They've always 1:12:40.590 --> 1:12:43.670 been Irish. Look at them. That dude can be nothing 1:12:43.750 --> 1:12:44.370 but Irish. 1:12:44.430 --> 1:12:47.990 I'm just saying, but you know, the stereotype about Irish people. 1:12:48.210 --> 1:12:51.570 That's like saying all black people are violent. 1:12:51.650 --> 1:12:53.020 Nah, I think that one might be real. 1:12:53.700 --> 1:12:57.099 I mean, it is, but I mean. 1:12:57.260 --> 1:13:00.500 But I'm saying that, you know, so I can also 1:13:00.560 --> 1:13:03.700 see if that being a stereotype that's based on some 1:13:03.740 --> 1:13:07.870 level of truth applied to him. So I can see that, right? But, 1:13:08.010 --> 1:13:11.009 you know, I think the thing that got me was like, 1:13:11.790 --> 1:13:14.830 and I'm trying to process like Imani saying, hey, man, 1:13:14.870 --> 1:13:16.970 this shit going viral. You probably need to go handle this. 1:13:17.030 --> 1:13:17.820 I'm trying to figure that part out. 1:13:17.830 --> 1:13:18.730 Because he know how Flip is. 1:13:18.870 --> 1:13:19.110 Yes. 1:13:19.330 --> 1:13:21.770 He know, like, he's been working with him for three years. 1:13:21.790 --> 1:13:24.120 But what does that mean, though? So he has to 1:13:24.140 --> 1:13:26.140 go fight him in order to make sure that his 1:13:26.240 --> 1:13:26.960 image is okay? 1:13:27.100 --> 1:13:30.160 Flip, he takes all of that stuff like personal. So 1:13:30.960 --> 1:13:35.280 it was going viral and being presented as Rory pressed him. 1:13:35.240 --> 1:13:36.320 And he didn't do anything. 1:13:36.660 --> 1:13:39.860 Right. So he knows how Flip is going to take that. 1:13:40.260 --> 1:13:43.420 So rather than him find out later and completely flip 1:13:43.520 --> 1:13:46.000 out on him, he went up to him and was like, look. 1:13:46.979 --> 1:13:51.060 Yeah, but he approached him before that happened, though. Because remember, 1:13:51.080 --> 1:13:53.320 the clip, that thing was the first thing that caused 1:13:53.430 --> 1:13:53.910 Flip to. 1:13:53.850 --> 1:13:55.690 Go press Rory back. 1:13:56.150 --> 1:13:57.929 It was over with then. 1:13:58.590 --> 1:14:02.650 Yeah. Then after the clip started going viral from that 1:14:03.310 --> 1:14:05.810 is when Imani and Flip had the conversation after they 1:14:05.830 --> 1:14:08.070 were in the club. And he was looking, and he. 1:14:08.070 --> 1:14:09.679 Was like, hey, bro, like, do you see this? 1:14:09.990 --> 1:14:12.160 But that should have, I guess from Flip's perspective, that 1:14:12.180 --> 1:14:14.679 should have been like, he came to you, he said 1:14:14.720 --> 1:14:17.080 this thing, you went to him and approached it, and 1:14:17.140 --> 1:14:19.920 Rory's attitude changed. It should have been, what am I missing? 1:14:19.939 --> 1:14:20.440 His attitude changed. 1:14:20.460 --> 1:14:21.160 The camera cut off. 1:14:21.180 --> 1:14:23.220 Remember, Flip said, hey, put the cameras down. 1:14:23.340 --> 1:14:23.800 Yeah, the attitude. 1:14:23.860 --> 1:14:25.540 And all you hear is, are you good? And that's 1:14:25.580 --> 1:14:27.049 kind of it. So from a fan, not a fan. 1:14:27.060 --> 1:14:27.960 There's no resolution. 1:14:28.020 --> 1:14:31.580 Yeah, Flip was really like, okay, he didn't know that 1:14:31.620 --> 1:14:34.600 there was no resolution, like you said. And then Imani comes, 1:14:34.660 --> 1:14:38.740 and then he further processed it, oh, it wasn't a resolution, 1:14:38.880 --> 1:14:40.820 and that's what he was doing. Like, he really still 1:14:40.840 --> 1:14:42.980 didn't understand that he was trying to do that. But 1:14:43.040 --> 1:14:44.700 now you see the people saying it, you see the 1:14:44.740 --> 1:14:46.680 tape back, and now you had a conversation with him, 1:14:46.979 --> 1:14:48.720 and you're putting all the things together is what Flip 1:14:48.740 --> 1:14:50.280 is saying. And now you look like a whole bitch. 1:14:50.880 --> 1:14:54.450 Whereas for most people, and I don't watch enough JVP 1:14:54.470 --> 1:14:56.509 to know much about Flip, but from what I've seen, 1:14:56.530 --> 1:15:00.150 I don't know a nicer way to say this. 1:15:00.170 --> 1:15:02.910 He seems like an okay guy. He seems a little immature. 1:15:03.330 --> 1:15:06.570 Yes. And he's trying to change. I know. That's where 1:15:06.590 --> 1:15:07.150 I was going. 1:15:07.490 --> 1:15:09.689 I watched the thing where he's talking about, like, I'm 1:15:09.770 --> 1:15:12.730 trying to turn over a new leaf. Back in my day, 1:15:12.790 --> 1:15:15.390 I would have stomped the brick. But now he's like, 1:15:15.470 --> 1:15:18.860 I don't do that anymore. And this really messed me up. 1:15:19.590 --> 1:15:21.470 So when I'm looking at that, I'm like, okay, I 1:15:21.570 --> 1:15:24.150 see why Flip got so angry. He's trying to be 1:15:24.170 --> 1:15:24.929 a different person. 1:15:25.590 --> 1:15:26.370 He's at this. 1:15:26.290 --> 1:15:29.840 Event that is run by people that are friends. 1:15:29.540 --> 1:15:31.720 With his people. It would be like. 1:15:33.050 --> 1:15:37.150 Us going to one of Q's events and that certain 1:15:37.229 --> 1:15:39.380 rapper that we don't fuck with showing up and he 1:15:39.450 --> 1:15:41.860 says something and then I want to go fight and 1:15:41.880 --> 1:15:44.900 then the whole event's ruined. And now I feel bad 1:15:44.960 --> 1:15:47.660 because I'm only here because I know Q and I 1:15:47.680 --> 1:15:50.180 know Spike and Spike knows Q, whatever. So I'm going 1:15:50.200 --> 1:15:52.800 to look like a dick because I ruined everything. I 1:15:52.840 --> 1:15:55.720 see why Flip felt like that. He genuinely seemed like. 1:15:55.680 --> 1:15:56.680 He felt bad. 1:15:57.080 --> 1:15:58.940 He was like, I'm really sorry. I didn't mean for 1:15:58.960 --> 1:15:59.519 this to happen. 1:15:59.700 --> 1:15:59.939 Yeah. 1:16:00.780 --> 1:16:03.780 Rory was on some bullshit. 1:16:04.100 --> 1:16:05.400 I don't know a lot about him, so I do 1:16:05.420 --> 1:16:07.440 give him a lot of props. I do know that 1:16:07.880 --> 1:16:11.000 he did say part of this is motivated by the 1:16:11.040 --> 1:16:13.090 fact that he lost opportunities by doing some of the 1:16:13.100 --> 1:16:15.670 stuff he's done before. The 2K Sports thing is one 1:16:15.689 --> 1:16:18.550 of the things that he mentioned in his recording. So 1:16:18.630 --> 1:16:21.630 he has to change his public image in order to 1:16:21.689 --> 1:16:28.629 not mess up money. Yeah, he's too old for that bullshit. Yeah, absolutely. 1:16:28.950 --> 1:16:31.280 And that was the other thing that Listen, it's because 1:16:31.300 --> 1:16:33.599 it sounded like Maul was upset because Maul. 1:16:33.620 --> 1:16:34.020 Maul was dead. 1:16:34.040 --> 1:16:37.650 He was upset. Yeah. We already know about her. 1:16:38.270 --> 1:16:40.330 But one of the things that it seemed like Roy 1:16:40.370 --> 1:16:43.610 wasn't processing was like how the energy changed in the room. 1:16:43.630 --> 1:16:45.010 He was like, oh, yeah, everything looks fine. 1:16:45.030 --> 1:16:48.049 Everybody had a good time. We were like, bro, nah. 1:16:48.520 --> 1:16:49.920 And that's what Ish was saying. He was like, bro, 1:16:49.960 --> 1:16:52.440 he didn't understand it. Like, nah, bro, it can get 1:16:52.540 --> 1:16:53.400 ugly in here. Yeah. 1:16:53.720 --> 1:16:54.020 Quick. 1:16:54.420 --> 1:16:56.820 Yeah. And Roy should know that, bro. He did not 1:16:56.880 --> 1:16:59.160 get it. He did not understand it. And they said 1:16:59.200 --> 1:17:03.100 maybe because he was drunk. But this is post. Yeah. 1:17:03.340 --> 1:17:05.889 Like, he may not have known that in real time, 1:17:05.900 --> 1:17:09.090 but if people are telling you, like, the next day, like, bro, 1:17:09.130 --> 1:17:12.990 you really could have, like, shit could have gotten nasty. 1:17:13.070 --> 1:17:13.170 Yeah. 1:17:13.189 --> 1:17:15.210 And he was like, nah, everybody had a good time. 1:17:15.250 --> 1:17:17.970 Looking around like, you know, it happened. 1:17:17.990 --> 1:17:19.790 No, bro, like. He's doing white man shit. 1:17:19.830 --> 1:17:22.890 He's trying to gaslight two black people into being like, 1:17:22.930 --> 1:17:23.969 come over to my side. 1:17:24.030 --> 1:17:26.130 It's really not that big of a deal. Like, no. 1:17:27.050 --> 1:17:30.050 No, I'm glad that Maul and Damaris were just like, no, 1:17:30.070 --> 1:17:30.889 that's not what happened. 1:17:30.930 --> 1:17:33.269 Mike, you and I grew up, and y'all are familiar 1:17:33.310 --> 1:17:36.830 with the two, but we know how shit was back 1:17:36.970 --> 1:17:40.940 in the hip-hop stuff. Like, we know how shit was 1:17:41.070 --> 1:17:45.240 in these, like, it was real. And it's like, for 1:17:45.280 --> 1:17:48.780 Roy to be in this space and not understand that 1:17:49.060 --> 1:17:52.380 was so confusing to me. Because it's like, bro, do 1:17:52.420 --> 1:17:55.500 you not know your history? Left things have changed a 1:17:55.520 --> 1:18:00.750 little bit. But understand, like, these guys also, and you're in, what, 1:18:00.770 --> 1:18:01.429 they're in New York? 1:18:01.850 --> 1:18:03.189 Mm-hmm. That could have been real bad. 1:18:03.210 --> 1:18:04.970 Shit moves different in New York when it comes to 1:18:04.990 --> 1:18:05.630 that shit, bro. 1:18:05.650 --> 1:18:08.260 It sounds like, too, like, I didn't see it, like, y'all, whatever. 1:18:08.270 --> 1:18:11.059 I just saw, like, the headlines. But it sounds like 1:18:11.100 --> 1:18:14.120 he was kind of trying to create his own viral moment, too. 1:18:14.260 --> 1:18:17.840 Who? Rory. Nah, he wasn't. He wasn't? Nope. Nope. He 1:18:17.860 --> 1:18:19.800 was trying to be a tough guy. Nah, and that's 1:18:19.820 --> 1:18:22.019 what Imani was saying, one of the guys from Joe's podcast. 1:18:22.050 --> 1:18:24.610 He's like, it was ego-driven. Like, you're trying to be 1:18:24.650 --> 1:18:27.920 a tough guy on this show. had his bravado type shit. Oh, 1:18:27.930 --> 1:18:29.780 this dude can't talk to me that way. And even 1:18:29.979 --> 1:18:33.040 in his, like, response, he was talking about, I'm trying 1:18:33.060 --> 1:18:35.680 to create opportunities for Flip, and I'm talking to people 1:18:35.700 --> 1:18:37.880 that he don't even know about, about him, trying to 1:18:37.920 --> 1:18:40.120 get him opportunities. And Flip was like, bro, I don't 1:18:40.180 --> 1:18:41.560 fucking need you to do none of that. What are 1:18:41.590 --> 1:18:43.450 you talking about? I'm surprised none of these dudes have 1:18:43.490 --> 1:18:46.800 never crossed paths before. That was his first time meeting Rory. 1:18:46.860 --> 1:18:48.700 He said that was his first time meeting Rory, but 1:18:48.900 --> 1:18:53.240 everybody else has had interactions, and everybody's cool now. Everybody's cool. 1:18:53.439 --> 1:18:56.000 Apparently, except Maul and Joe, from what I can understand. 1:18:56.040 --> 1:18:59.670 And that's just on some old business shit. Well, from 1:18:59.710 --> 1:19:04.009 the things that I've heard, and yeah. And some other shit, probably, 1:19:04.050 --> 1:19:07.050 that I don't know about. It's over for them. 1:19:07.070 --> 1:19:09.280 What I was looking at it, and I was relating 1:19:09.300 --> 1:19:09.900 to y'all. 1:19:09.939 --> 1:19:11.380 So yeah, I'll get to y'all. Did you get into 1:19:11.400 --> 1:19:12.460 the question you were going to ask? 1:19:12.479 --> 1:19:16.509 Yeah, like, again, I would never want to fight anybody 1:19:16.530 --> 1:19:19.250 because it's just not worth it. But I don't know 1:19:19.290 --> 1:19:22.310 y'all's temperament like that. So if y'all were out somewhere 1:19:23.570 --> 1:19:27.639 and someone, let's say, was telling you Nah, let's say Kim, 1:19:27.650 --> 1:19:29.450 because his temper's a little bit more hot than Rod's. 1:19:29.520 --> 1:19:30.460 Well, that's not true, actually. 1:19:30.479 --> 1:19:31.219 Let's go back to Rod. 1:19:31.240 --> 1:19:34.120 It just depends. It does depend. 1:19:34.260 --> 1:19:36.220 If somebody is like, you know, I don't know why 1:19:36.240 --> 1:19:38.160 the fuck you got this dude Spike on y'all show. 1:19:38.180 --> 1:19:40.180 Spike is a bitch. Let me tell you about how 1:19:40.240 --> 1:19:41.840 much of a bitch Spike is, and he just goes 1:19:42.000 --> 1:19:42.860 on and on and on and on. 1:19:44.780 --> 1:19:46.519 Is it ever going to get to that point where 1:19:46.540 --> 1:19:47.920 you're just like, okay, now I got to put hands 1:19:47.939 --> 1:19:49.300 on you because you're talking about Spike? 1:19:51.200 --> 1:19:53.059 Nah, I don't think I'll put hands on him, but 1:19:53.120 --> 1:19:55.229 I will. Seriously check him. 1:19:55.250 --> 1:19:55.830 Yeah, you got it. 1:19:55.890 --> 1:19:58.849 Yeah. I would seriously check him, like, talking about my mans. 1:19:59.030 --> 1:20:01.620 Like, so, yeah, I'm not going to let nobody talk 1:20:01.640 --> 1:20:03.679 about anybody in my circle any. 1:20:03.540 --> 1:20:05.280 Type of way, especially live and stuff. Like, what are 1:20:05.300 --> 1:20:06.860 you talking about? Let's say it's not even live. 1:20:06.880 --> 1:20:08.740 Because, like, the whole thing when I was watching Flip 1:20:08.780 --> 1:20:11.000 when he was really mad, he was like, the whole 1:20:11.060 --> 1:20:12.479 reason he called them suckers is. 1:20:12.460 --> 1:20:13.790 Because he was taking the side of Joe. 1:20:13.820 --> 1:20:14.820 Of Joe Budden, right. 1:20:14.840 --> 1:20:17.830 Which, in my opinion, I think that that's weird and 1:20:17.850 --> 1:20:20.500 kind of lame. Let your man fight his own fights. 1:20:20.600 --> 1:20:21.420 I would not get involved. 1:20:21.439 --> 1:20:24.180 I don't know the circumstances behind why he took the side. 1:20:24.200 --> 1:20:25.120 I don't know the story behind it. 1:20:25.120 --> 1:20:26.090 It's just loyalty. 1:20:26.439 --> 1:20:27.930 Yeah, but what happened? 1:20:27.990 --> 1:20:30.530 He looks at Joe as, you gave me an opportunity, 1:20:30.850 --> 1:20:32.670 and with that opportunity, I want to make the most 1:20:32.710 --> 1:20:34.070 of it. Yeah, because he was in a bad spot. 1:20:34.250 --> 1:20:36.490 It's all tied into the rebrand. Joe helped him with 1:20:36.530 --> 1:20:39.510 that rebrand to see things differently from a media standpoint, 1:20:39.810 --> 1:20:41.990 and that's why he's trying to do the rebrand now. 1:20:42.360 --> 1:20:44.280 Before he had, yeah, he feel like he owe Joe. 1:20:44.300 --> 1:20:44.800 Which I get. 1:20:44.840 --> 1:20:45.580 Before he had that platform. 1:20:45.600 --> 1:20:47.500 What was the beef that Joe was in to cause 1:20:47.540 --> 1:20:48.500 him to do that? 1:20:48.580 --> 1:20:50.480 Joe and William Ball for a long time did not 1:20:50.520 --> 1:20:51.160 mess with each other. 1:20:51.320 --> 1:20:53.650 Yeah, so they name came up in passing maybe on 1:20:53.670 --> 1:20:55.790 the show or something. And Flip was like, fuck them. 1:20:55.850 --> 1:20:59.559 It's up forever. I'm really not being for real, but 1:20:59.660 --> 1:21:00.880 if you want- I think he was, but. 1:21:01.140 --> 1:21:02.900 It was like- Did you hear him say it? 1:21:02.939 --> 1:21:03.620 I heard him say it. 1:21:03.800 --> 1:21:06.139 He was saying it like- So you've listened, you've watched 1:21:06.180 --> 1:21:06.460 the episode. 1:21:06.479 --> 1:21:10.160 Okay. He was saying it like, I'm not really being serious, 1:21:10.200 --> 1:21:11.990 but if you take it that way, I don't give 1:21:12.030 --> 1:21:12.330 a fuck. 1:21:12.350 --> 1:21:12.590 Yeah. 1:21:12.970 --> 1:21:13.610 I don't care. 1:21:14.229 --> 1:21:14.830 Yeah. 1:21:14.850 --> 1:21:16.510 So if you want to make it a thing, it 1:21:16.530 --> 1:21:18.689 can be a thing, but I'm really just pardoned. Pardoned. 1:21:18.870 --> 1:21:19.750 Yeah, that's what I'm doing. 1:21:19.810 --> 1:21:24.070 But not everybody takes stuff like that. Like, I would 1:21:24.090 --> 1:21:26.430 never say anything like that. Like, I would never come 1:21:26.490 --> 1:21:27.910 on here and talk about I'm going to whoop somebody's 1:21:28.040 --> 1:21:30.580 ass unless I was dead ass serious. Like, I wouldn't 1:21:30.600 --> 1:21:32.740 even joke like that with y'all. I just don't joke 1:21:32.800 --> 1:21:34.929 like I'm going to fight somebody because it's just, well, 1:21:34.970 --> 1:21:36.630 that's not true. I think I may have made the 1:21:36.650 --> 1:21:39.390 joke one time with Jalen, maybe. But I know for 1:21:39.430 --> 1:21:41.770 a fact that Jalen knows I'm just joking. 1:21:41.830 --> 1:21:43.930 And Jalen let you know, look, I bought. I bought. Yeah, 1:21:43.950 --> 1:21:46.140 that was it. He did. That was it, Ron. You 1:21:46.150 --> 1:21:48.880 have a good-ass memory. That was it. That was it. 1:21:49.540 --> 1:21:52.620 Jalen just slid in for no reason. Yeah, I bought. 1:21:52.840 --> 1:21:55.100 I will fuck you up. Jalen was like, I'll fuck 1:21:55.120 --> 1:21:57.200 you up. That's right. 1:21:57.770 --> 1:22:00.270 But, yeah, I just don't make jokes like that. So 1:22:01.450 --> 1:22:03.990 I just found it interesting. Like, yeah, if I was 1:22:04.070 --> 1:22:06.729 out somewhere and someone was talking about y'all, yes. I'm 1:22:06.770 --> 1:22:08.740 going to say something, and if they don't stop, I'm 1:22:08.780 --> 1:22:11.420 just going to walk away from them. It would never 1:22:11.500 --> 1:22:13.280 be a situation where I'm like, okay, I got to 1:22:13.400 --> 1:22:16.620 fight you because you said Ken's a dick. Like, oh, yeah, 1:22:16.640 --> 1:22:19.500 Ken is a dick sometimes. I'm not going to fight. 1:22:19.320 --> 1:22:21.300 You for Ken. I'm not going to fight you for anybody. Yeah, 1:22:21.320 --> 1:22:25.560 at least let him lie about you. I would feel 1:22:25.680 --> 1:22:28.400 more offended. And I would feel more offended that you 1:22:28.420 --> 1:22:31.620 feel like you could come get that off with me. Like, 1:22:31.660 --> 1:22:33.620 why would you come tell me that? I'm not the 1:22:33.640 --> 1:22:35.099 type of person. I wouldn't sit here with. 1:22:35.020 --> 1:22:37.470 Y'all if I felt. Like, I didn't like y'all. 1:22:37.550 --> 1:22:40.530 Yeah, yeah, yeah. Like, I do this partly because I 1:22:40.560 --> 1:22:42.679 like y'all. Like you said before, Mike, we do this 1:22:42.740 --> 1:22:44.360 and have fun. So if somebody felt like they could 1:22:44.400 --> 1:22:46.600 come up to me in public, like, man, that Mike, man, 1:22:46.640 --> 1:22:49.420 he's a fucking asshole. I don't even see how you're like, 1:22:49.439 --> 1:22:51.080 I don't like him. Like you said, I would listen 1:22:51.100 --> 1:22:56.000 maybe for a second. No, I'm just kidding. But you're 1:22:56.020 --> 1:22:58.340 not going to just continuously all night be in my 1:22:58.380 --> 1:23:00.420 face talking shit about people that I fuck with or 1:23:00.439 --> 1:23:01.140 work with. 1:23:01.180 --> 1:23:02.910 I'm not doing that. But I'm not going to fight 1:23:02.930 --> 1:23:03.290 you either. 1:23:03.390 --> 1:23:06.509 Like, I'm just going to remove, like, get away from me. Move. 1:23:06.590 --> 1:23:08.170 I don't let you know that. 1:23:08.370 --> 1:23:10.110 Yeah, this is why. I'm going to let you know. 1:23:10.130 --> 1:23:11.770 I don't want to talk about that, bro. 1:23:11.900 --> 1:23:14.240 Yeah, and I guess before we move on to the 1:23:14.260 --> 1:23:17.480 next thing, I think the biggest takeaway for me, and 1:23:17.520 --> 1:23:22.700 I think I heard, because I think Ish is 50? 1:23:22.920 --> 1:23:23.840 Yeah, he 50. 1:23:23.840 --> 1:23:24.740 He's older than us? 1:23:24.930 --> 1:23:25.750 Yeah, Ish 50 years old. 1:23:25.870 --> 1:23:29.450 I didn't know that. Hey, no, you know, pro homo. 1:23:29.510 --> 1:23:29.990 He was good. 1:23:30.439 --> 1:23:31.340 Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. 1:23:31.400 --> 1:23:32.560 I thought he was younger than that, too. 1:23:32.580 --> 1:23:35.180 Which one is Ish? The light-skinned one. Yeah. 1:23:35.820 --> 1:23:37.080 And he the one that just kind of sit there 1:23:37.100 --> 1:23:37.900 and don't really say shit? 1:23:38.040 --> 1:23:41.009 Mm-hmm. Yeah. Okay. I said pro-homo, by the way. 1:23:43.110 --> 1:23:45.290 So one of the things I think I heard them 1:23:45.330 --> 1:23:47.590 say about Ish, or Ish said, because they were walking away, 1:23:47.610 --> 1:23:49.750 was like, man, I can't mess with you, bro, and 1:23:49.770 --> 1:23:51.470 be out with all this other stuff. 1:23:51.490 --> 1:23:52.010 Yeah, man. 1:23:52.030 --> 1:23:54.250 The biggest thing that I was looking at that was like, bro, 1:23:54.330 --> 1:23:55.270 I'm too old for this. 1:23:55.950 --> 1:23:57.849 Like, why are they still doing this? I don't know 1:23:57.880 --> 1:23:59.000 how old these guys are, but. 1:23:59.020 --> 1:24:00.700 That's Roy, the youngest of all of them. That's why. 1:24:00.800 --> 1:24:02.200 How old is Roy? Roy. 1:24:02.240 --> 1:24:03.340 He's still got to be 40. 1:24:03.340 --> 1:24:05.960 No, no, Roy is mid to early 30s. 1:24:06.240 --> 1:24:08.560 Okay. Okay, well, that would make sense. What about Flip? 1:24:09.360 --> 1:24:09.840 And I know Flip. 1:24:09.860 --> 1:24:11.429 Flip's the same age as Roy. He's like 38. 1:24:11.430 --> 1:24:14.210 Okay, so that's still. I mean, that's. 1:24:14.689 --> 1:24:17.290 Okay, let's do it. My thing is like, bro, why 1:24:17.310 --> 1:24:19.710 are we doing this at this point? Y'all too old 1:24:19.729 --> 1:24:20.150 for this shit. 1:24:20.170 --> 1:24:20.250 Yep. 1:24:20.250 --> 1:24:23.560 30 or whatever, 30 plus, they should not be out 1:24:23.620 --> 1:24:25.240 here acting like that. And that's what Flip was saying. 1:24:25.280 --> 1:24:26.990 Kind of like, Flip, like, I don't even play like 1:24:27.070 --> 1:24:28.830 it no more, bro. Like, I don't even know why you, 1:24:29.170 --> 1:24:31.430 why would you even think, yeah, I have a history 1:24:31.490 --> 1:24:33.530 and that's what I'm trying to turn around and get 1:24:33.570 --> 1:24:33.890 away from. 1:24:33.910 --> 1:24:36.299 It was like, based off how I've been moving and 1:24:37.060 --> 1:24:37.500 this was. 1:24:37.400 --> 1:24:39.580 A good point that he made because where he said this, 1:24:39.600 --> 1:24:41.820 he's like, you claim you've been watching me. You claim 1:24:41.840 --> 1:24:45.100 you like my content. Then you would know. Within the 1:24:45.140 --> 1:24:47.480 last two to three years, what you thought was going 1:24:47.500 --> 1:24:49.479 to happen at that bar when the cameras were approaching 1:24:49.520 --> 1:24:52.050 you or wasn't approaching you, that ain't what I'm on. 1:24:52.610 --> 1:24:54.410 And you went on your platform and you said that 1:24:54.450 --> 1:24:56.010 you've been watching me so you would know that. Why 1:24:56.030 --> 1:24:58.469 would I change that for you? And that's why Imani 1:24:58.490 --> 1:24:59.770 was mad because he's like, all of this is based 1:24:59.810 --> 1:25:03.410 on Rory's ego thinking it's something that it's not. Yeah. 1:25:03.710 --> 1:25:05.269 That's what I was thinking, man. Maybe I shouldn't go 1:25:05.310 --> 1:25:07.970 to Q. Y'all Q and A beat thing, man. Somebody 1:25:07.990 --> 1:25:08.630 walk up to. 1:25:08.530 --> 1:25:11.309 Me like, hey man, hey man, we whatever, we whatever, right? 1:25:11.330 --> 1:25:14.110 We whatever, right? Bro, if you don't get off my stage, bro, 1:25:14.130 --> 1:25:15.290 I ain't got time for this shit. 1:25:15.330 --> 1:25:17.330 The last thing I'll say on this, it would depend 1:25:17.370 --> 1:25:20.049 on what it is that I said. Because I've said before, 1:25:20.150 --> 1:25:25.030 I'm not too quote unquote manly to apologize. I've apologized 1:25:25.070 --> 1:25:27.870 to hella rappers for saying foul shit. But there's a 1:25:27.910 --> 1:25:29.910 couple that I will never apologize to because y'all got 1:25:29.930 --> 1:25:33.830 to apologize first because y'all started it. But, If a 1:25:33.910 --> 1:25:36.210 rapper rolled up on me and was like, yo, like, 1:25:36.229 --> 1:25:38.810 for instance, I don't want to call anybody's name out specifically, 1:25:38.870 --> 1:25:41.130 but there's one that I said some pretty terrible shit about. 1:25:41.590 --> 1:25:43.510 And I've apologized in public, but he hasn't said anything 1:25:43.550 --> 1:25:45.870 about it. If he rolled up on me in public 1:25:45.890 --> 1:25:48.670 and was like, oh, so I'm a whack-ass motherfucker rapper, right? 1:25:49.350 --> 1:25:50.490 I'd be like, look, bro, I'm sorry. 1:25:51.030 --> 1:25:54.900 I didn't mean that. I was being an asshole. That's it. Yeah. 1:25:55.189 --> 1:25:57.580 And if he doesn't accept it, that's fine. 1:25:57.979 --> 1:26:00.920 Not everybody has to accept your apology, but at least try. 1:26:00.939 --> 1:26:01.419 Yeah. 1:26:01.979 --> 1:26:03.019 If you know you were. 1:26:02.920 --> 1:26:06.240 Being a dick, Just fucking fix it, man. 1:26:06.400 --> 1:26:08.439 It's not that hard. You really going to sit up 1:26:08.479 --> 1:26:09.700 here and fight somebody. 1:26:09.520 --> 1:26:13.140 Because you said something wrong? Right. Yeah. Like, come on, bro. 1:26:13.160 --> 1:26:15.479 Like, if I ever met Cudi in real life and 1:26:15.500 --> 1:26:16.939 he was like, yeah, I saw that one video you 1:26:16.960 --> 1:26:19.019 said where you were clowning me and I thought that 1:26:19.060 --> 1:26:19.580 was fucked up. 1:26:19.850 --> 1:26:20.510 Cudi, I'm sorry. 1:26:21.810 --> 1:26:22.590 Cudi, I'm sorry. 1:26:22.610 --> 1:26:25.050 It ain't even got to be a check situation. 1:26:25.210 --> 1:26:26.210 He ain't got to be aggressive. 1:26:26.750 --> 1:26:29.610 Lupe wasn't aggressive when he checked me, but I apologized. 1:26:29.750 --> 1:26:32.250 It's that easy. It's that easy. 1:26:32.630 --> 1:26:32.870 Yeah. 1:26:33.229 --> 1:26:34.670 Flip could have just been like, look, I'm sorry for 1:26:34.710 --> 1:26:36.729 what I said before. And if Rory kept his energy up, 1:26:36.830 --> 1:26:38.950 then fine. That's on Rory. 1:26:39.070 --> 1:26:41.680 But either way, man, don't be out here fighting people, y'all. 1:26:41.720 --> 1:26:42.640 We're all too old. 1:26:43.000 --> 1:26:45.059 No one needs to get killed over some stupid shit. 1:26:45.640 --> 1:26:49.040 Right. Especially words, bro. It's not that serious. 1:26:49.080 --> 1:26:50.840 Man, that face when he realized. 1:26:50.860 --> 1:26:52.979 That's kind of funny. When he realized what? 1:26:53.020 --> 1:26:53.650 He was like. 1:26:54.570 --> 1:26:58.129 Flip didn't realize what was going on. 1:26:58.170 --> 1:26:59.290 He was like, it was so funny. 1:26:59.330 --> 1:27:01.590 Because he was in his phone and he was like. 1:27:02.750 --> 1:27:03.610 They're like, clip that. 1:27:03.939 --> 1:27:04.400 Like, what? 1:27:04.850 --> 1:27:06.680 What'd you just do? 1:27:07.000 --> 1:27:09.340 And that's what he was like, man, are you fucking crazy, dog? Like, 1:27:09.360 --> 1:27:11.140 I don't even, I don't fucking. 1:27:10.840 --> 1:27:15.560 Kill you, dude. It's just not worth it, man. Just apologize, man. 1:27:15.580 --> 1:27:20.280 Speaking of rappers, we're going to stay on this. Outkast 1:27:21.590 --> 1:27:27.189 or Outkast's party or legal team or whatever. are suing 1:27:27.510 --> 1:27:30.710 Overcast for having a nearly identical name. 1:27:30.790 --> 1:27:32.830 I never even noticed it, to be quite honest. 1:27:33.729 --> 1:27:33.990 Me either. 1:27:34.090 --> 1:27:35.910 It never even dawned on me that the names were 1:27:35.930 --> 1:27:39.340 the same. Me either. Because they sound so different. There's 1:27:39.400 --> 1:27:41.200 a V there. Did y'all see them when they rolled out, though? 1:27:41.580 --> 1:27:43.020 When they rolled out, it looked the same. They look alike. 1:27:43.260 --> 1:27:45.900 That's why they're bad. But when you say them. Yeah, 1:27:45.920 --> 1:27:47.400 when you say it, it's really not. I'm like, what? 1:27:47.560 --> 1:27:50.320 But when you roll it out, because of how it's spelled, 1:27:50.439 --> 1:27:54.349 it looks similar. It's only one letter. Yeah. No, it's two. 1:27:54.450 --> 1:27:57.510 It is it? Yeah. It's a clear difference to me. 1:27:57.790 --> 1:28:03.939 He counted on his fingers, y'all. And I said A, B, C, D, E, F, G. 1:28:04.020 --> 1:28:08.040 But the V and the U could be similar, though. 1:28:09.200 --> 1:28:11.200 Bro, there's an R right after that. And there's a 1:28:11.200 --> 1:28:13.110 T right after the U. And the R and the 1:28:13.150 --> 1:28:13.950 T kind of look alike. 1:28:15.170 --> 1:28:15.610 Where? 1:28:16.229 --> 1:28:18.059 How does the R look like a T, Spike? 1:28:18.180 --> 1:28:21.680 You don't get the Floyd Mayweather. How the hell the 1:28:21.880 --> 1:28:23.120 R and T look alike? I get it. 1:28:23.160 --> 1:28:26.200 He's so far into this take, he's like, look, I'm 1:28:26.220 --> 1:28:27.179 going to just say something. 1:28:27.240 --> 1:28:28.840 I'm going to just stick with it. They ain't going 1:28:28.860 --> 1:28:32.150 to back me down. Right. The R and the T 1:28:32.150 --> 1:28:34.550 look the same. Okay. 1:28:34.850 --> 1:28:39.089 You show me that. But no, this is ridiculous. 1:28:39.110 --> 1:28:41.740 So I did- look like OutKast. No. 1:28:42.240 --> 1:28:43.240 It doesn't look like OutKast. 1:28:43.560 --> 1:28:47.420 No. It looks like when you... No. If someone just 1:28:47.439 --> 1:28:48.049 flashed it. 1:28:48.479 --> 1:28:50.840 Yeah, it look like OutKast. But if I'm looking at 1:28:50.880 --> 1:28:52.280 the flyer, it look like OutKast. 1:28:52.300 --> 1:28:54.680 Okay, it's OverKast, cool. Or OVRKast. I don't know who 1:28:54.700 --> 1:28:56.800 that is, but cool. OVRKast. I do know who he is. 1:28:56.840 --> 1:28:58.470 I think he's incredibly dope. Yeah, he dope. 1:28:59.010 --> 1:29:00.190 I didn't know who he was. 1:29:00.250 --> 1:29:02.240 I'd be like, okay, OVR cast. Did you talk to him? 1:29:03.090 --> 1:29:05.610 We didn't talk to him, no. We just reviewed his album. 1:29:06.170 --> 1:29:06.990 With somebody else, I guess. 1:29:07.050 --> 1:29:08.930 Okay, anyway. That was outcast. 1:29:10.250 --> 1:29:13.540 Yeah, no, it didn't look like him at all either. But, okay, 1:29:13.740 --> 1:29:19.900 so I read or saw that Dre and... Big Boy. 1:29:20.760 --> 1:29:22.220 Yeah, they're not involved. 1:29:22.380 --> 1:29:23.200 Yeah, they probably don't care. 1:29:23.240 --> 1:29:24.939 Yeah, when I saw this.... 1:29:26.580 --> 1:29:27.760 I know they don't care nothing about it. 1:29:27.760 --> 1:29:29.540 That being said, they can stop it. 1:29:30.640 --> 1:29:33.439 I don't know. So there's a few things. 1:29:33.460 --> 1:29:36.120 So they're saying that the company that owns the name, 1:29:36.870 --> 1:29:39.010 I forget what it was called, like something kids or 1:29:39.090 --> 1:29:43.250 school kids or something like that. They're saying that that 1:29:43.330 --> 1:29:45.310 is who owns the name. Some people are saying it 1:29:45.330 --> 1:29:47.750 has nothing to do with Dre and Big Boy. Other 1:29:47.770 --> 1:29:49.870 people are saying, no, if you go look it up, 1:29:50.150 --> 1:29:52.620 Dre and Big Boy own that company. My thing is 1:29:52.640 --> 1:29:56.100 whether or not they own it, Whoever is doing the lawsuit, 1:29:57.240 --> 1:29:58.740 I just don't understand. 1:29:58.760 --> 1:30:00.160 I just think it's silly. 1:30:00.960 --> 1:30:02.920 But they're also saying that they told him over a 1:30:02.939 --> 1:30:04.020 year ago to change his name. 1:30:04.040 --> 1:30:06.060 That's what I heard. And he didn't do it. Yeah. 1:30:06.360 --> 1:30:09.790 But regardless, I just think it's silly. I'm kind of 1:30:09.830 --> 1:30:10.590 with him, though. 1:30:10.650 --> 1:30:12.310 I wouldn't change it if I put all this work in. 1:30:12.810 --> 1:30:15.349 But you said you would. 1:30:15.729 --> 1:30:19.270 I heard that story that he seemed like he agreed, 1:30:20.350 --> 1:30:22.310 but then later he just didn't do it. 1:30:22.800 --> 1:30:25.439 He probably realized I got an album coming out. 1:30:25.479 --> 1:30:28.460 I've been working so hard under this name, and now 1:30:28.500 --> 1:30:29.240 here y'all come. 1:30:29.260 --> 1:30:30.440 Think if. 1:30:32.360 --> 1:30:35.040 Somebody tried to sue y'all because y'all used the dead. 1:30:34.900 --> 1:30:37.130 End sign in y'all's logo. They're like, look, you can't 1:30:37.150 --> 1:30:40.950 call yourself dead end no more. Y'all 15 years in, 16, 17, 1:30:40.950 --> 1:30:42.130 whatever it is, y'all old motherfuckers. 1:30:42.590 --> 1:30:45.889 All these years in, are you going to agree to that? 1:30:45.910 --> 1:30:47.390 Hell no. 1:30:47.410 --> 1:30:49.910 I know you're not. You're already mad. It ain't even 1:30:49.939 --> 1:30:50.410 happened yet. 1:30:53.090 --> 1:30:55.730 But yeah, man, that's a lot of work. 1:30:56.210 --> 1:30:56.590 It is. 1:30:57.010 --> 1:31:01.450 And for people to actually defend OutKast on this, or 1:31:01.790 --> 1:31:04.510 the conglomerate or the corporation, whoever's behind this. 1:31:05.250 --> 1:31:06.170 I still understand. 1:31:06.670 --> 1:31:10.310 Because what is the damage? 1:31:10.620 --> 1:31:13.440 What are the damages that OutKast, the biggest rap group, 1:31:13.520 --> 1:31:18.060 or America's favorite rap group, what are the damages? 1:31:18.610 --> 1:31:21.630 Because you type in outcast in any of these DSPs, 1:31:22.150 --> 1:31:24.840 outcast is going to come up. You type in overcast. 1:31:25.740 --> 1:31:28.440 Outcast ain't coming up, dude. It's not. It's not going 1:31:28.460 --> 1:31:28.960 to happen. 1:31:29.080 --> 1:31:32.979 Now, I did read that they have legal grounds because 1:31:33.840 --> 1:31:37.540 based on the way the law is written, that because 1:31:37.600 --> 1:31:39.620 it's so close, that they do have the rights to 1:31:39.689 --> 1:31:41.770 do this, which still seems silly to me. 1:31:41.790 --> 1:31:47.139 Right. But, yeah, it is a thing, trademark infringement or whatever. Yeah. 1:31:47.160 --> 1:31:50.510 Because there was some other company that got a real, like, 1:31:50.770 --> 1:31:52.270 I'm not saying these are real. 1:31:52.790 --> 1:31:53.310 God, what was it? 1:31:53.310 --> 1:31:55.110 It was somebody else sued somebody else because the name 1:31:55.150 --> 1:31:57.809 was similar. Well, it happens in hip-hop all the time. 1:31:57.870 --> 1:32:00.930 Because I saw somebody talking about it. Like, oh, yeah, 1:32:00.950 --> 1:32:02.830 this is a normal thing. Like, people have to change 1:32:02.850 --> 1:32:06.190 their names all the time in hip-hop. And it was 1:32:06.229 --> 1:32:06.880 going down. 1:32:06.900 --> 1:32:09.960 I think it was Mickey Fax that was talking about it. 1:32:11.510 --> 1:32:14.019 He was running down at least 10 rappers that had 1:32:14.060 --> 1:32:15.160 to change their name. 1:32:15.740 --> 1:32:18.420 Cool, and all 10 of those are whack. That's not cool. 1:32:19.700 --> 1:32:23.300 I could see if your rap name was Modest Media 1:32:23.340 --> 1:32:24.980 and someone called themselves Unmodest Media. 1:32:25.600 --> 1:32:26.689 I could see you being upset. 1:32:27.510 --> 1:32:33.030 But OVR Cast and OUT Cast, nobody's going to confuse 1:32:33.070 --> 1:32:35.830 the two. If somebody came out right now and was 1:32:35.870 --> 1:32:39.530 calling themselves Mike C-Town, but it was M-I-K-E C-Town, yes, 1:32:40.250 --> 1:32:41.150 that's a problem. 1:32:41.540 --> 1:32:42.420 Yeah. That's a problem. 1:32:42.460 --> 1:32:44.219 Am I going to sue? Probably not. 1:32:44.280 --> 1:32:44.700 You should. 1:32:44.930 --> 1:32:46.009 I should. Sure. 1:32:46.570 --> 1:32:48.710 I'm definitely going to say something to them like, yo, 1:32:48.770 --> 1:32:49.549 can you not? 1:32:50.030 --> 1:32:52.250 If it was M-I-K-E-S-E-A. 1:32:52.810 --> 1:32:54.000 I'd still have a problem with it. 1:32:54.710 --> 1:32:56.170 I'd still have a problem with it because I feel 1:32:56.189 --> 1:32:57.780 like you type that in, you're probably still going to 1:32:57.820 --> 1:32:58.200 get me. 1:32:58.220 --> 1:33:00.860 Right. You know what I'm saying? So if somebody says, oh, 1:33:00.900 --> 1:33:02.840 Mike Seatown is going to be a speaker at this event. 1:33:03.530 --> 1:33:04.130 And it's not me. 1:33:04.170 --> 1:33:07.610 It's some white dude that like ocean. That wasn't talking 1:33:07.670 --> 1:33:08.310 about fishing. 1:33:08.570 --> 1:33:12.570 That's going to be a problem. 1:33:12.710 --> 1:33:14.930 I'm like sea time as in the sea. Right. 1:33:15.170 --> 1:33:17.990 Or it's the glasses company. You know what I'm saying? 1:33:18.110 --> 1:33:19.490 It's like, no, that's a problem. 1:33:19.530 --> 1:33:23.890 But this, I just don't. It's saddening. It is. It is. 1:33:24.330 --> 1:33:26.710 And, you know, I think I saw somebody tweeted that. 1:33:26.750 --> 1:33:28.650 He said, who was outcast a couple of years ago? 1:33:28.689 --> 1:33:29.610 That's probably why they were mad. 1:33:29.650 --> 1:33:31.110 So it was a joke on Twitter. 1:33:31.220 --> 1:33:32.070 I'll say he pumping the bill. 1:33:32.400 --> 1:33:35.320 But yeah, I think this- I actually worked with somebody 1:33:35.360 --> 1:33:37.670 that don't know who OutKast is, didn't know who OutKast is. 1:33:37.710 --> 1:33:38.950 That racist white boy that. 1:33:38.890 --> 1:33:39.490 He talks about. 1:33:39.530 --> 1:33:42.050 Spike, there's absolutely no way. 1:33:42.090 --> 1:33:44.470 Where they're from, space? And she's from here. 1:33:44.670 --> 1:33:47.979 Where they're from, space? Ain't no way. She's an ATLian? 1:33:48.040 --> 1:33:49.520 She's 20. 1:33:49.520 --> 1:33:50.030 I don't believe her. 1:33:50.040 --> 1:33:52.300 She said she was born when I graduated high school. 1:33:52.420 --> 1:33:53.960 She's trying to piss you off. There's no way she 1:33:54.000 --> 1:33:55.420 doesn't know who OutKast is. 1:33:55.439 --> 1:33:57.309 She's never heard of OutKast. She had never heard of him. 1:33:57.520 --> 1:33:58.980 And I was like, do you know Andre and Big Boy? 1:33:59.010 --> 1:34:00.349 She's like, oh, actually, I know Andre. 1:34:00.410 --> 1:34:02.750 But she didn't know who Big Boy was. And she's like, 1:34:02.790 --> 1:34:07.440 she's a Muslim, she's from Senegal. 1:34:07.560 --> 1:34:08.100 She's from Senegal. 1:34:09.400 --> 1:34:11.340 Well, her family's from Senegal, but she was born and. 1:34:11.320 --> 1:34:11.820 Raised in Atlanta. 1:34:11.840 --> 1:34:13.420 It's starting to make a little bit of sense, but 1:34:14.240 --> 1:34:16.340 I still find that story hard to believe. 1:34:16.460 --> 1:34:17.439 I'm not going to call her a liar. 1:34:17.460 --> 1:34:19.800 She said she had no idea. I've tested her. 1:34:19.860 --> 1:34:23.349 But. Of course, I've tested her on, she did not know. 1:34:23.550 --> 1:34:24.219 You do believe her? 1:34:24.650 --> 1:34:25.120 I do believe her. 1:34:25.130 --> 1:34:27.229 Because the other people that I've asked, it's like she's 1:34:27.250 --> 1:34:31.800 never seen Friday. it's just like it's just certain. 1:34:31.360 --> 1:34:34.200 I get Friday but how do you it's just I 1:34:34.240 --> 1:34:37.660 find it hard to believe you don't know who OutKast 1:34:37.820 --> 1:34:42.559 is living in Atlanta or not seeing them it's extremely 1:34:42.600 --> 1:34:47.780 difficult well they have been inactive for a while but 1:34:47.840 --> 1:34:51.879 even the history the legacy the lore like there's it's 1:34:51.960 --> 1:34:53.929 like I just I don't know it's. 1:34:53.850 --> 1:34:59.920 Weird it's weird but okay I was baffled just like you. 1:35:00.120 --> 1:35:01.860 And she stood on it. She was like, I didn't 1:35:01.880 --> 1:35:05.060 know who that was. Man. 1:35:06.160 --> 1:35:08.880 So somebody said, I won't say somebody, it's comic said, 1:35:08.900 --> 1:35:11.519 I don't get why y'all are surprised by this. I 1:35:11.540 --> 1:35:14.160 don't get why you wouldn't be. I don't get why 1:35:14.180 --> 1:35:17.580 you wouldn't be. You look at a group like OutKast, 1:35:17.880 --> 1:35:21.690 and let's just say that OutKast being Andre and Big 1:35:21.740 --> 1:35:23.120 Boi are actually behind this. 1:35:23.150 --> 1:35:23.700 Mm-hmm. 1:35:24.470 --> 1:35:26.490 You would look at those two people and you would 1:35:26.670 --> 1:35:29.250 not ever think that they would do something like this 1:35:29.390 --> 1:35:32.950 because of their personalities, their demeanors. You wouldn't think that. 1:35:33.270 --> 1:35:36.219 If you're not surprised by Andre and Big Boi doing this, 1:35:36.490 --> 1:35:38.520 then I feel like you just haven't really paid attention 1:35:38.540 --> 1:35:42.340 to Andre and Big Boi. If this was Baby and whoever, 1:35:42.360 --> 1:35:43.880 I can't remember the other guy's name that was trying 1:35:43.900 --> 1:35:44.479 to cash money. 1:35:44.540 --> 1:35:45.080 Slim. 1:35:45.500 --> 1:35:48.380 If it was them, I'd be like, oh, yeah, of course. 1:35:48.140 --> 1:35:48.720 They're doing that. 1:35:48.800 --> 1:35:51.460 Not saying that they're assholes or anything, but I could 1:35:51.500 --> 1:35:54.120 see them doing that. I could see them suing Lil Baby. 1:35:54.710 --> 1:35:57.050 Because the other baby said his name is too close. 1:35:57.150 --> 1:35:57.809 I could see that. 1:35:58.770 --> 1:36:01.570 Dre and Big Boy being from Atlanta and how beloved 1:36:01.630 --> 1:36:04.780 these two men are, no, I don't think that that's 1:36:04.800 --> 1:36:05.599 something I would expect. 1:36:06.240 --> 1:36:08.420 Yeah, me either. When I saw this, I was like, well, 1:36:08.439 --> 1:36:09.200 this is stupid. 1:36:09.439 --> 1:36:09.599 Right. 1:36:09.620 --> 1:36:11.520 Like, why are they doing this? And then when I 1:36:11.560 --> 1:36:13.760 saw that they weren't involved, it made it make a 1:36:13.780 --> 1:36:17.280 little bit more sense because I could see companies or 1:36:17.600 --> 1:36:19.880 people doing this sort of thing. 1:36:20.270 --> 1:36:22.170 I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry, It's Comics. 1:36:22.189 --> 1:36:24.750 I think It's Comics was saying he thinks that He 1:36:24.770 --> 1:36:26.550 doesn't understand why we're surprised that someone didn't know who 1:36:26.630 --> 1:36:27.189 OutKast was. 1:36:28.370 --> 1:36:30.170 I'm sorry it's comics. I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry. 1:36:30.189 --> 1:36:32.509 I misunderstood. That's why you can't just type one line 1:36:32.890 --> 1:36:33.410 in the chat. 1:36:33.590 --> 1:36:34.229 So I'm sorry. 1:36:34.510 --> 1:36:35.070 That's my bad. 1:36:35.150 --> 1:36:37.130 My fault. Go ahead, Ken. Yeah, I mean, I'm seeing 1:36:37.150 --> 1:36:40.860 other people say that, like, the Chronic, I want to 1:36:40.880 --> 1:36:44.200 say their old name, the Chronic Cross of something. Cross. 1:36:44.380 --> 1:36:45.460 Maybe I should have just said the Chronic. 1:36:45.720 --> 1:36:46.100 Chrono. 1:36:46.700 --> 1:36:49.880 The Chrono Cross. So they know some people who grew 1:36:49.900 --> 1:36:53.140 up after, like, 2004, not familiar with OutKast, Lil Jon, 1:36:53.180 --> 1:36:54.080 et cetera. I get Lil Jon. 1:36:55.970 --> 1:37:01.280 I don't get outcast. But whatever. But it's like Wolfgang said, too. 1:37:01.300 --> 1:37:05.440 These kids don't know shit no way nowadays. I hope 1:37:05.460 --> 1:37:07.820 this doesn't happen. I hope they withdraw the lawsuit. 1:37:08.220 --> 1:37:13.189 Overcast is young. He's incredibly dope. He's just getting there. 1:37:13.310 --> 1:37:20.330 He has a dope song out with Samara Sin and Mavi, 1:37:20.390 --> 1:37:20.790 I think. 1:37:20.890 --> 1:37:22.070 Oh, yeah. Yeah. 1:37:23.060 --> 1:37:25.920 Overcast, I feel like he's on his way to being, 1:37:26.140 --> 1:37:29.939 you know, up there. But, I mean, this is going 1:37:29.960 --> 1:37:34.280 to definitely sidetrack him, man. Like, you're just getting your footing, 1:37:34.320 --> 1:37:35.430 and then you have to change your name. 1:37:35.770 --> 1:37:36.050 Yeah. 1:37:36.150 --> 1:37:38.530 So they said that they told him to change his 1:37:38.610 --> 1:37:42.349 name to OX. I think change the V to an X. 1:37:44.830 --> 1:37:47.430 Because they're saying that, like you were saying earlier, the V. 1:37:47.290 --> 1:37:47.740 Looks like a U. 1:37:48.780 --> 1:37:52.490 So if it's O-X-R-Cast, they're saying that that would be 1:37:52.750 --> 1:37:56.770 better because then no one's going to confuse that for OutKast. 1:37:57.830 --> 1:38:00.390 I do get it, but God, man, that's just so 1:38:00.470 --> 1:38:02.490 hard to change your name right when you're getting your 1:38:02.530 --> 1:38:03.269 name out there. 1:38:03.370 --> 1:38:08.730 Before we move to the next thing, do you think 1:38:08.950 --> 1:38:10.640 they're going to back down? Because it seems like the 1:38:10.680 --> 1:38:14.260 backlash is really against the company and OutKast. Do you 1:38:14.280 --> 1:38:16.080 think they're going to be like, all right, you know what? 1:38:16.200 --> 1:38:17.300 It's fine. We don't let it go. 1:38:18.729 --> 1:38:20.450 I think they're going to keep pushing. 1:38:21.120 --> 1:38:23.139 Well, real quick, hold on. I don't fucked up again. 1:38:23.180 --> 1:38:25.420 They're saying that it was actually the A that they 1:38:25.460 --> 1:38:29.170 wanted to change for an X. Thank you for the correction. 1:38:29.350 --> 1:38:29.730 My bad. 1:38:29.770 --> 1:38:29.979 My bad. 1:38:30.080 --> 1:38:30.400 My bad. 1:38:30.740 --> 1:38:32.360 Anyway, do I think they're going to back down? 1:38:34.420 --> 1:38:37.820 If it's a corporation that's involved in this, no. If 1:38:37.900 --> 1:38:40.120 it's Dre and Big Boy involved in this, I do 1:38:40.160 --> 1:38:41.200 think they will at some point. 1:38:41.520 --> 1:38:42.920 They can at least call them on the phone and 1:38:42.939 --> 1:38:45.200 be like, hey, y'all need to chill out with this. 1:38:45.360 --> 1:38:46.740 I don't think they care. 1:38:47.420 --> 1:38:49.670 I don't think they probably don't even know what's going on. 1:38:50.330 --> 1:38:53.090 They know what's going on. Yeah. What are you talking about? 1:38:53.110 --> 1:38:56.229 They got a call already. If I ask Dre about this, 1:38:56.260 --> 1:38:59.700 he probably... Bro, Killer Mike, he's called one of them. 1:39:00.420 --> 1:39:04.200 Killer Mike probably told him to do it. I'm just kidding. 1:39:04.439 --> 1:39:05.540 I'm just killing Mike. 1:39:05.820 --> 1:39:07.880 I'm just... Oh, wait, no, I'm not killing. I'm kidding. 1:39:08.479 --> 1:39:10.809 I'm just kidding, Michael Render. Don't come after me. 1:39:10.850 --> 1:39:11.530 I was just joking. 1:39:12.290 --> 1:39:13.950 But, no, I think if they're actually. 1:39:14.650 --> 1:39:17.390 I don't think that they would want it to go 1:39:17.590 --> 1:39:18.050 this bad. 1:39:19.500 --> 1:39:21.880 I want to speed run through the other ones before 1:39:21.900 --> 1:39:26.870 we get into this Nicole, Hannah Jones story. New York 1:39:26.890 --> 1:39:27.710 Sioux Poly Market? 1:39:28.550 --> 1:39:31.070 Yeah, they're saying that it's an illegal betting market, and 1:39:31.130 --> 1:39:33.290 I was just wondering what y'all guys thought real quick 1:39:33.390 --> 1:39:34.650 on betting. 1:39:34.710 --> 1:39:38.630 Do y'all think it's out of hand? We're getting out 1:39:38.689 --> 1:39:39.370 of hand? 1:39:39.430 --> 1:39:43.150 I think it's another ship that has sailed for the 1:39:43.189 --> 1:39:43.840 sea and it's over. 1:39:44.110 --> 1:39:47.639 I think that's scarier than they are. The camera thing? 1:39:47.740 --> 1:39:51.929 Yeah. How accessible it is or how, like, nonchalant people 1:39:51.970 --> 1:39:54.770 are about it. Like, you can bet on the rain tomorrow. Yeah, 1:39:55.070 --> 1:39:58.290 this prediction market is crazy and insane. What does the 1:39:58.330 --> 1:39:59.230 gambling thing hold? 1:39:59.990 --> 1:40:00.370 What you mean? 1:40:01.270 --> 1:40:04.229 I'm just saying I think that it's becoming desensitized and 1:40:04.270 --> 1:40:07.070 it's going to be very effective towards, like, kids coming up, 1:40:07.110 --> 1:40:11.939 young adult males. They're gamifying it. Yeah, it's like games. 1:40:12.240 --> 1:40:14.259 It's almost like it ain't real money to them. You're 1:40:14.280 --> 1:40:16.640 going to get addicted to this shit. Couchy? 1:40:17.810 --> 1:40:22.940 Or polymarket and place a prediction bet on something that 1:40:22.979 --> 1:40:23.800 we do on the show. 1:40:23.920 --> 1:40:24.100 Yeah. 1:40:25.140 --> 1:40:26.719 They can bet if you're going to mention Jay-Z. 1:40:27.100 --> 1:40:28.500 Yep. Right now. 1:40:28.660 --> 1:40:31.800 In an episode, yes. And people that watch the show 1:40:31.820 --> 1:40:33.960 can bet on that, and there will be real money 1:40:34.310 --> 1:40:36.530 passed out. Real money won and real money lost. 1:40:36.630 --> 1:40:39.930 Yep. Interesting. Yeah. So they're making it that, and that's 1:40:39.990 --> 1:40:43.090 why I'm wondering, like, this could be heading towards a 1:40:43.110 --> 1:40:44.229 way where, like, I don't know. 1:40:44.610 --> 1:40:45.950 I don't know how to explain it. 1:40:46.189 --> 1:40:50.710 How can they do that without our consent? The way 1:40:50.729 --> 1:40:54.830 they explained it today, it's some FCC thing. It's the 1:40:54.870 --> 1:40:57.230 same way that you trade futures in the stock market. 1:40:58.970 --> 1:41:02.430 That's the same law that it's under. However you can 1:41:02.490 --> 1:41:05.550 trade on something being a certain price at a certain 1:41:05.630 --> 1:41:08.010 point in a stock market is the reason that you 1:41:08.030 --> 1:41:10.810 can trade on what you just said, how you can 1:41:10.840 --> 1:41:11.939 do it. 1:41:12.020 --> 1:41:14.340 When they came up with this, that's how they did it. 1:41:15.170 --> 1:41:22.950 Yeah, my uneducated viewpoint on this is that gambling was 1:41:22.990 --> 1:41:24.630 bad until they figured out a way to make money 1:41:24.729 --> 1:41:27.170 on it. And once they figured out how to make money, 1:41:27.229 --> 1:41:28.560 I was like, all right, well, we're going to open 1:41:28.600 --> 1:41:30.660 it up to everybody, particularly in the sports. 1:41:30.660 --> 1:41:32.920 Industry because of that. Market it to kids, basically. 1:41:32.960 --> 1:41:37.220 Yeah, and that's why people are on LeBron's and other celebrities, 1:41:37.320 --> 1:41:40.800 but about why are you doing this? This stuff is harmful. 1:41:40.820 --> 1:41:44.940 You can get people hooked, et cetera, et cetera. So, 1:41:45.100 --> 1:41:47.580 but I think this is another one of those things 1:41:47.640 --> 1:41:52.019 that it's already gone. Like, Polymarket is too integrated into society. 1:41:52.060 --> 1:41:52.300 Yes. 1:41:52.800 --> 1:41:56.140 Kalshi, Kalshi, however you say it, is too integrated into society. 1:41:57.020 --> 1:42:00.200 And people are actually betting and making money off this stuff. 1:42:00.360 --> 1:42:02.680 Even the sports betting. I see it in my Madden 1:42:02.700 --> 1:42:06.000 chat all the time. They're using this stuff. They're making 1:42:06.060 --> 1:42:09.920 bets within their own games that we're playing. 1:42:09.939 --> 1:42:11.090 Madden games. Yeah. 1:42:11.120 --> 1:42:12.519 They're betting on Madden games now. 1:42:12.729 --> 1:42:12.900 Yep. 1:42:12.979 --> 1:42:13.530 It's gone. 1:42:13.590 --> 1:42:14.010 There's been. 1:42:15.030 --> 1:42:16.860 Yeah, they can cut it off and people will be fine, 1:42:16.900 --> 1:42:18.820 but I don't think that's going to happen because money's flowing. 1:42:18.840 --> 1:42:19.439 Too much money now. 1:42:19.800 --> 1:42:23.420 And take into account, they talk about the politics part 1:42:23.560 --> 1:42:25.300 of it, too, because you can bet on who wins 1:42:25.320 --> 1:42:28.530 the elections. So now you can take into account if somebody, 1:42:29.070 --> 1:42:31.490 like you said, created their bet and they only wanted 1:42:31.510 --> 1:42:33.290 it to win because I'm trying to make money off this, 1:42:33.310 --> 1:42:36.290 they go start campaigning for that politician so they can 1:42:36.330 --> 1:42:37.639 win money for it. That's dangerous. 1:42:37.770 --> 1:42:40.180 And we saw somebody, Trump, had to fire somebody that 1:42:40.220 --> 1:42:41.020 did the same thing. 1:42:41.660 --> 1:42:43.640 Because he was writing, he was the prompter. 1:42:43.840 --> 1:42:45.979 He was writing the speeches, and he knew what Trump 1:42:46.000 --> 1:42:47.450 was going to say, so he would go bet that 1:42:47.490 --> 1:42:52.990 Trump said these certain words. Yep. Yep. So, yeah, this 1:42:53.070 --> 1:42:54.790 whole thing is nuts. 1:42:54.810 --> 1:42:55.170 Crazy. 1:42:55.270 --> 1:42:57.330 Then you can manipulate AI, you know what I'm saying? 1:42:57.390 --> 1:43:02.360 And AI to Iran, then we all fucked up. 1:43:03.120 --> 1:43:06.800 So, yeah, but, you know, good luck, my Donnie, with that. 1:43:07.100 --> 1:43:07.620 Yeah, I agree. 1:43:07.660 --> 1:43:09.599 Gambling is now America's favorite pastime. 1:43:09.750 --> 1:43:11.090 Yep. It's been like that, though. 1:43:11.490 --> 1:43:12.210 But not as big. 1:43:12.229 --> 1:43:15.689 Because now you've got high school kids, like high school, 1:43:15.770 --> 1:43:19.010 like 18 seniors in high school, young college kids. Side bets. 1:43:19.030 --> 1:43:21.019 But yeah, you're right. They always had bookies and shit 1:43:21.060 --> 1:43:22.680 like that, too, when you was young. But there's just 1:43:22.700 --> 1:43:24.780 so many people doing it. That's been around for as 1:43:24.820 --> 1:43:25.740 long as I can remember. 1:43:25.760 --> 1:43:28.920 Like seeing dice games growing up, side bets happening on 1:43:28.939 --> 1:43:32.660 the dice games, cards, all that. It's always been a thing, 1:43:32.689 --> 1:43:36.189 but like you said, it's just... Gamified. Gamified and mainstream now. 1:43:36.270 --> 1:43:37.470 So, yeah. 1:43:37.490 --> 1:43:37.590 Yeah. 1:43:38.990 --> 1:43:41.230 I should put a place of polymarket bet on how 1:43:41.250 --> 1:43:44.740 soon people are going to turn on Donnie. You know, 1:43:44.800 --> 1:43:50.780 they say he's getting buddy-buddy with Trump. You know, anyway. 1:43:51.020 --> 1:43:53.740 Trump cut $ 1 billion in funding that Congress already approved. 1:43:53.760 --> 1:43:58.710 I actually read about this. It's much, it is something, 1:43:59.470 --> 1:44:04.330 but I'm like, and he bent the rules in his favor, 1:44:04.570 --> 1:44:08.470 probably to cut spending, but It's one of those things 1:44:08.510 --> 1:44:12.139 where I read just trying to look for future issues 1:44:12.229 --> 1:44:13.180 and potential issues and. 1:44:13.140 --> 1:44:13.720 Stuff like that. 1:44:14.420 --> 1:44:18.140 But outside of that, I couldn't really get the real 1:44:18.260 --> 1:44:20.580 impact that it's going to have. I know that it's 1:44:20.640 --> 1:44:21.719 removing money from some. 1:44:21.620 --> 1:44:22.059 Of these. 1:44:23.700 --> 1:44:27.219 Organizations that's going to fund immigration, immigrants and stuff like that. 1:44:27.390 --> 1:44:30.150 So I get that it's going to impact them in 1:44:30.250 --> 1:44:31.190 that particular area. 1:44:31.760 --> 1:44:33.220 I think the biggest thing that I've seen from it 1:44:33.240 --> 1:44:36.320 was that it was non-effective. They don't have to cut 1:44:36.360 --> 1:44:40.620 these things, and they said it's really not other than policy. Well, 1:44:40.840 --> 1:44:44.240 other than this administration don't want it on them. 1:44:45.060 --> 1:44:49.080 Yeah, I just look for, like, how can they use 1:44:49.120 --> 1:44:54.189 this loophole to find a way to push or to 1:44:55.010 --> 1:44:59.370 approve or disapprove some future spending that's going to happen? 1:44:59.880 --> 1:45:03.910 The Republicans are really, really good at finding these loopholes 1:45:04.070 --> 1:45:09.030 and getting away with this stuff. So what ulterior motives 1:45:09.070 --> 1:45:12.130 could they use this for moving forward? Because there's really 1:45:12.770 --> 1:45:15.320 not a lot that they can do about this particular 1:45:15.360 --> 1:45:15.960 thing now. 1:45:16.620 --> 1:45:19.840 It's being written about, but I don't think people care 1:45:19.880 --> 1:45:22.920 all that much. You know what I'm saying? So, but, 1:45:23.640 --> 1:45:24.960 you know, I don't know. 1:45:25.200 --> 1:45:27.710 I mean, and he's done this before. 1:45:28.880 --> 1:45:31.240 So, yeah. 1:45:32.140 --> 1:45:35.870 But my thing is, what is that money, why are 1:45:35.890 --> 1:45:37.410 you doing this, and what are you going to repurpose 1:45:37.450 --> 1:45:40.130 that money for? And that's what the criticism has been. 1:45:40.150 --> 1:45:41.110 Why are you doing this? 1:45:41.310 --> 1:45:41.969 Yeah, exactly. 1:45:41.990 --> 1:45:46.090 Like, what's the play here? And I was reading an article, like, 1:45:46.189 --> 1:45:49.520 I don't know. I don't see it yet. I can't 1:45:49.560 --> 1:45:53.280 see it. And suing for head trauma on a roller coaster. Well, 1:45:53.300 --> 1:45:56.300 I wish somebody would have told me. 1:45:56.340 --> 1:46:01.470 It's Magic Mountain in California. it's a class action lawsuit now. 1:46:01.850 --> 1:46:06.700 Multiple people have talked about head trauma from the, and 1:46:06.720 --> 1:46:09.320 they're talking about how roller coasters, they're saying now can 1:46:09.340 --> 1:46:10.020 give you CTE. Damn. 1:46:11.540 --> 1:46:12.400 You didn't have to get on. 1:46:12.680 --> 1:46:15.260 And don't they have. That's what, and that's the defense. Like, 1:46:15.439 --> 1:46:17.960 it's a fucking roller coaster. You don't got to do it. Yeah. 1:46:18.380 --> 1:46:18.800 It's on you. 1:46:19.400 --> 1:46:21.820 I think they have disclaimers or legal way out. 1:46:21.939 --> 1:46:23.930 Here y'all go signing with corporations again. 1:46:25.050 --> 1:46:28.510 It doesn't say there's a risk of a fucking head trauma, guys. 1:46:28.890 --> 1:46:32.530 I mean, it's obvious. No, it's not obvious. 1:46:32.850 --> 1:46:34.910 No, the reason this is happening is because it's not 1:46:35.020 --> 1:46:37.320 built properly. Is that why? Yes. 1:46:37.960 --> 1:46:40.019 Have you ever gotten head trauma from going to Six Flags? 1:46:40.280 --> 1:46:41.200 The one in Atlanta? 1:46:41.240 --> 1:46:41.599 No, I haven't. 1:46:41.780 --> 1:46:44.160 Okay, so it's clearly not a common thing. 1:46:44.280 --> 1:46:47.680 I would assume that all roller coasters, like, juggled your 1:46:47.720 --> 1:46:50.059 head around. That's not what's happening. 1:46:50.120 --> 1:46:53.720 So it's the fact that it drops so fast... and 1:46:53.740 --> 1:46:56.120 it's the fact that it goes so quick that people 1:46:56.160 --> 1:46:58.780 are banging their head into the thing, or it's the 1:46:59.080 --> 1:47:02.040 acceleration and the deceleration that's so fast. So this is 1:47:02.080 --> 1:47:05.620 an issue with the actual machine, that it's going too fast. 1:47:06.780 --> 1:47:08.260 I don't even know what I'm talking about. 1:47:08.280 --> 1:47:12.200 I'm talking to everybody but the two corporate shills over here. 1:47:12.740 --> 1:47:14.360 Yes, that is a problem. 1:47:14.520 --> 1:47:18.190 The fact that there's been that many cases of head trauma, 1:47:18.470 --> 1:47:22.420 and there's been a death, at least one death, That 1:47:22.660 --> 1:47:26.000 is an issue with the roller coaster, not with the 1:47:26.060 --> 1:47:28.420 person getting on it. The fact that y'all seriously sit 1:47:28.439 --> 1:47:30.380 up here and be like, oh, they didn't have to 1:47:30.400 --> 1:47:30.560 do it. 1:47:30.560 --> 1:47:31.360 I ain't going to lie, Mike. 1:47:31.380 --> 1:47:32.920 Yeah, you didn't have to do it, but you also 1:47:32.979 --> 1:47:36.080 didn't know. Because if someone told you, hey, man, there 1:47:36.120 --> 1:47:40.059 is a possibility you will get a brain bleed and die, 1:47:40.520 --> 1:47:41.590 then I'd be with y'all. 1:47:41.850 --> 1:47:43.490 That's not what's happening. If there was a sign at 1:47:43.510 --> 1:47:45.710 the entrance that said may cause head trauma or death, 1:47:45.810 --> 1:47:47.130 I might. That's what I'm saying. 1:47:47.229 --> 1:47:48.010 I might get on it. 1:47:49.180 --> 1:47:52.780 No wonder he defends stupid decisions because that is the 1:47:52.900 --> 1:47:54.080 dumbest thing I've ever heard. 1:47:54.760 --> 1:47:58.229 Spike, I hate you. I fucking hate you. I wouldn't 1:47:58.240 --> 1:48:01.809 even go to your funeral. If I'm a thrill seeker 1:48:01.890 --> 1:48:05.090 and roller coasters are my thing and this roller coaster says, hey, 1:48:05.110 --> 1:48:07.450 this may cause head drama or you might even die. 1:48:08.040 --> 1:48:12.080 Am I right? Yeah. I cannot believe this. Let's go. 1:48:12.120 --> 1:48:13.019 This is what I want to do. 1:48:13.310 --> 1:48:14.729 I'm a roller coaster. 1:48:14.790 --> 1:48:15.929 If I was a roller coaster person. 1:48:16.470 --> 1:48:19.610 I'm a roller coaster person, Spike. You wouldn't at least 1:48:19.650 --> 1:48:19.970 be in charge. 1:48:20.910 --> 1:48:22.990 I could be intrigued by a lot of shit. I'm 1:48:23.010 --> 1:48:23.620 not getting on it. 1:48:23.630 --> 1:48:24.250 Come on, man. Just kidding. 1:48:25.570 --> 1:48:27.269 Unless I knew it was like some kind of like 1:48:27.410 --> 1:48:28.530 BS to like, you know. 1:48:28.550 --> 1:48:29.210 That's what I would think. 1:48:29.270 --> 1:48:32.450 I would automatically think that. My mind would go to 1:48:32.520 --> 1:48:34.939 all these lines. Now I got to see. 1:48:35.439 --> 1:48:37.060 At movies or whatever, they'd be like, oh, people are 1:48:37.140 --> 1:48:38.400 passing out during watching this movie. 1:48:38.420 --> 1:48:41.080 No, I was saying like the cardiac arrest burger at, 1:48:41.320 --> 1:48:44.320 what's the school place called? Oh, Vortec. Vortec, they got 1:48:44.340 --> 1:48:46.040 a cardiac arrest burger. 1:48:46.060 --> 1:48:48.440 I guess it has like hot peppers or something weird 1:48:48.500 --> 1:48:48.750 in it. 1:48:48.760 --> 1:48:50.740 It's got so much stuff on it. 1:48:50.780 --> 1:48:53.080 You could tell me that we could probably sue 40X. 1:48:54.600 --> 1:48:56.280 For the design of that thing? Because them things be 1:48:56.320 --> 1:48:57.120 whipping us around. 1:48:57.140 --> 1:48:59.479 If you got damaged by it, yes. 1:48:59.760 --> 1:49:01.439 People will say I'm damaged in the head. 1:49:01.580 --> 1:49:06.680 Literally, you're damaged before that. I lose, right? You've been damaged. 1:49:06.700 --> 1:49:10.860 We heard the shit he be saying. It ain't 40 1:49:10.860 --> 1:49:11.900 years to do that shit. 1:49:13.080 --> 1:49:15.780 Nah, this is a valid lawsuit, y'all. 1:49:16.280 --> 1:49:17.510 This is a valid lawsuit. 1:49:18.229 --> 1:49:22.130 Especially because multiple people, I can't remember the number exactly, 1:49:22.189 --> 1:49:28.930 but hella people have gotten this traumatic head injury, and 1:49:28.970 --> 1:49:32.270 they wouldn't shut the ride down. That's the problem. 1:49:32.410 --> 1:49:34.510 One lady had to leave the hospital. She's, I think, 1:49:34.530 --> 1:49:36.670 still in the hospital from the ride that they had. 1:49:36.750 --> 1:49:39.760 I was listening to a news story about it. They 1:49:40.200 --> 1:49:42.240 wheeled her off, and they still, like you said, wouldn't 1:49:42.260 --> 1:49:44.600 shut it down. She had traumatic head trauma. That's what 1:49:44.620 --> 1:49:46.340 y'all are defending. And the word didn't get out. 1:49:47.160 --> 1:49:49.970 Somebody should have said it. 1:49:49.990 --> 1:49:52.170 This is not the first time that they've actually been sued. 1:49:52.189 --> 1:49:54.790 There's 100 people. They won the first one, and the 1:49:54.850 --> 1:49:57.150 second time, no, this time around, it's more people. 1:49:57.390 --> 1:49:59.970 And they still getting their ass on the ride? 1:49:59.990 --> 1:50:01.660 Not everybody knows. If this wasn't in the notes, I 1:50:01.660 --> 1:50:09.560 wouldn't know about it. And I would 100% if I 1:50:09.580 --> 1:50:12.679 had gone to, no one goes to an amusement park 1:50:12.920 --> 1:50:14.860 and says, let me Google all the rides first. Y'all 1:50:14.900 --> 1:50:15.960 are being unreasonable. 1:50:16.040 --> 1:50:19.700 No, that's not what I'm saying. I'm just saying, you know, 1:50:19.729 --> 1:50:21.870 about somebody, you know, you run into a black guy, yeah, 1:50:21.910 --> 1:50:23.530 we're about to go to a centennial, man. Y'all don't know. 1:50:23.570 --> 1:50:26.070 Y'all heard about what happened. Like, I'm sort of, nobody. 1:50:26.229 --> 1:50:28.229 That might not have happened for these people. First of all, 1:50:28.270 --> 1:50:30.090 they're young, so you know they're not watching the news. 1:50:30.470 --> 1:50:33.570 Because the girl that got, like, I think she's. 1:50:33.430 --> 1:50:36.350 The one that died, the really young one. Mm-hmm. they're 1:50:36.370 --> 1:50:37.250 not watching the news. 1:50:37.570 --> 1:50:40.970 So she went to an amusement park, saw a roller coaster, 1:50:41.189 --> 1:50:44.210 like me, unlike Spike. If I was just like, oh, 1:50:44.350 --> 1:50:47.260 this is a roller coaster? Oh, it's really fast and 1:50:47.280 --> 1:50:49.700 it spins you and it looks amazing, y'all. 1:50:49.780 --> 1:50:53.340 It does. I'd be like, yo, let's go. This looks dope. 1:50:54.760 --> 1:50:57.380 But yeah, if someone said, oh, you know, it just 1:50:57.400 --> 1:51:00.370 takes one for me. You know somebody got a traumatic 1:51:00.430 --> 1:51:01.140 brain injury. 1:51:01.300 --> 1:51:03.900 Oh, I'm not getting on that. I'm not about to 1:51:03.939 --> 1:51:05.960 make this too. See, I'm fucked up in the sense 1:51:05.979 --> 1:51:08.320 that I don't believe it. I wouldn't believe it. I 1:51:08.340 --> 1:51:08.910 don't believe it. 1:51:09.060 --> 1:51:09.740 Oh, I feel what you're saying. 1:51:09.760 --> 1:51:10.540 I'm like skeptical. 1:51:10.560 --> 1:51:12.120 I have to see on the news. Yeah, I'm like 1:51:12.160 --> 1:51:13.860 skeptical in the sense of I. 1:51:13.820 --> 1:51:14.350 Don't believe it. 1:51:14.670 --> 1:51:16.990 You wouldn't believe it even if it was on the news? Yeah, 1:51:17.010 --> 1:51:19.050 I would believe it on the news. Yeah. 1:51:19.150 --> 1:51:21.510 So would you give them that tall swing at Six 1:51:21.550 --> 1:51:22.729 Flags that they got stuck in the air? 1:51:23.150 --> 1:51:28.019 Mm-mm. Nope. Mm. Nah, I wouldn't ride it. 1:51:28.720 --> 1:51:29.269 I wouldn't ride it. 1:51:29.280 --> 1:51:31.410 Ain't no way. Ain't no way I'd get on that now. 1:51:31.470 --> 1:51:34.410 This thing goes up to 76 miles per hour. 1:51:34.490 --> 1:51:34.769 Yes. 1:51:36.050 --> 1:51:37.650 Oh, hell no. And that's what the doctors are saying. 1:51:37.689 --> 1:51:40.800 They're like, there's no reason for that to go that fast. Yeah, 1:51:40.820 --> 1:51:42.920 it might be fun, but what's the... You're going to 1:51:42.979 --> 1:51:45.780 die for a roller coaster, y'all. Y'all just finished saying, 1:51:45.840 --> 1:51:48.650 I'm not going to a club and fighting. I might 1:51:48.670 --> 1:51:50.690 get on a rollercoaster that might kill me. 1:51:50.710 --> 1:51:53.830 I'm down this rollercoaster. That's a better story. It is. 1:51:54.390 --> 1:51:58.860 It is. Put your head out the window. Yeah. When 1:51:58.920 --> 1:52:03.120 I was a child. I watched Hereditary. That part. You 1:52:03.180 --> 1:52:06.720 said hand, right? 1:52:06.760 --> 1:52:09.139 You know, like Mike said, when you're a child. 1:52:09.180 --> 1:52:11.590 You feel that way. Nah, I ain't never did that. 1:52:11.750 --> 1:52:12.830 Eyes all back and shit. 1:52:12.850 --> 1:52:13.990 Wait, as a kid, you never did that? 1:52:14.010 --> 1:52:14.070 No. 1:52:14.830 --> 1:52:15.690 Oh, you missed the fun. 1:52:15.930 --> 1:52:18.610 And that's 50. 1:52:18.610 --> 1:52:20.170 I might do something like this. 1:52:20.229 --> 1:52:21.410 And your lips feel like this. 1:52:21.610 --> 1:52:24.150 And all kinds of bugs. We didn't care about the 1:52:24.170 --> 1:52:28.740 bugs when we were kids. Protein. Right, you need that anyway. 1:52:29.380 --> 1:52:32.000 But now imagine 76 miles per hour on a ride. 1:52:32.020 --> 1:52:36.080 I don't need to. Me either. 1:52:36.180 --> 1:52:38.080 There's a reason most of the people that have had 1:52:38.100 --> 1:52:38.900 this happen were white. 1:52:40.270 --> 1:52:41.770 That's what I'm saying about the cars. My mom would 1:52:41.790 --> 1:52:43.750 have never let me stick my head outside the car. 1:52:43.810 --> 1:52:44.570 Oh, she didn't let me. 1:52:44.590 --> 1:52:47.170 You just did it. She's driving. She can't see what 1:52:47.189 --> 1:52:47.830 I'm doing in the back. 1:52:47.870 --> 1:52:49.320 They were like, get your head back in this car. 1:52:49.330 --> 1:52:50.549 Get your ass back in this car. 1:52:50.590 --> 1:52:54.070 We didn't have a four-door. Oh, okay. We always drove 1:52:54.090 --> 1:52:55.009 two-door cars. 1:52:56.590 --> 1:52:57.650 This article, man. 1:52:58.970 --> 1:53:00.180 Got the internet going nuts. 1:53:00.979 --> 1:53:01.519 Another one. 1:53:01.760 --> 1:53:07.200 Nicole Hannah Jones backlash. Raised questions on where black kids 1:53:07.240 --> 1:53:10.950 should be educated. Rob, have you heard about this one? 1:53:11.010 --> 1:53:14.309 I hadn't. Nah. I saw Judge Judy talking shit, though. 1:53:14.390 --> 1:53:15.910 Y'all seen that? What Judge Judy say? He was going 1:53:15.930 --> 1:53:17.760 to switch the subject to some other shit when Kim 1:53:17.800 --> 1:53:19.820 was on the roll. Because I didn't tell him. I'm 1:53:19.840 --> 1:53:21.979 not fucked up. I wasn't trying to stay there. I 1:53:22.780 --> 1:53:25.259 said I hadn't seen that, but I saw Judge Judy 1:53:25.300 --> 1:53:27.809 talking about black folks. He said, no, I didn't see 1:53:27.979 --> 1:53:30.050 that other bullshit. I saw this other thing. Let's talk 1:53:30.070 --> 1:53:31.810 about that instead. I saw this stuff. 1:53:31.950 --> 1:53:33.689 It's not even in the notes, but I'm just going 1:53:33.710 --> 1:53:34.330 to tell y'all. 1:53:35.210 --> 1:53:37.679 Damn. Y'all see this shit? We do that all the 1:53:37.689 --> 1:53:41.220 time here. Whatever. No, we don't. We do. We change 1:53:41.240 --> 1:53:43.520 the subject. But I am curious. I did. 1:53:43.720 --> 1:53:45.200 She said, if you don't like America, you get the 1:53:45.240 --> 1:53:46.140 fuck out of here. 1:53:46.160 --> 1:53:48.120 Y'all see this? She's been on that, though. That's what 1:53:48.140 --> 1:53:49.219 she said. I didn't know. 1:53:49.380 --> 1:53:50.320 Exactly like that. 1:53:50.380 --> 1:53:51.420 Being a child of an immigrant. 1:53:51.439 --> 1:53:52.120 Get the fuck out. 1:53:52.260 --> 1:53:53.420 She's like, it's been great to me. No, she didn't 1:53:53.439 --> 1:53:54.920 say get the fuck out. She said, it's been great 1:53:54.939 --> 1:53:57.000 to me. I love it here. She said, my home. 1:53:57.040 --> 1:53:57.540 My home. 1:53:57.660 --> 1:54:00.059 If you come into my home and try to change it, no. 1:54:00.150 --> 1:54:03.000 Go somewhere else. Yeah. Judge Judy's been. 1:54:02.880 --> 1:54:05.340 On this tight I didn't know That's why Bird left. 1:54:05.470 --> 1:54:09.230 Damn Judge Judy Don't black folks like Judge Judy Some 1:54:09.250 --> 1:54:12.170 did Used to Some did Y'all think they're gonna turn 1:54:12.210 --> 1:54:13.269 on Judge Yes. 1:54:13.090 --> 1:54:14.809 See Ben turned on Judge Judy That's what I'm saying 1:54:14.830 --> 1:54:16.050 She's out of there She's over with. 1:54:15.970 --> 1:54:17.950 Judge Judy I don't know I don't really follow her 1:54:17.970 --> 1:54:19.470 like that This is a double down I didn't know 1:54:19.490 --> 1:54:21.430 she was It's not a reveal This is a double 1:54:21.470 --> 1:54:23.410 down When did black folks leave Judge Judy What happened 1:54:23.430 --> 1:54:25.490 to Ben left Judge Judy She fucked with Trump Like 1:54:25.530 --> 1:54:28.229 Trump is her PR She on that She on that 1:54:28.250 --> 1:54:30.070 whole wave Well they still fuck with Other black rappers 1:54:30.150 --> 1:54:31.189 And entertainers But. 1:54:31.140 --> 1:54:33.770 They're black You can be black if you sell out. 1:54:33.790 --> 1:54:38.290 You can't be white. All right, but all I'm saying 1:54:38.310 --> 1:54:39.790 is that I saw that. I didn't see this. 1:54:40.010 --> 1:54:45.670 Unless it's Judge Millian, the fine-ass Latina from people's court, 1:54:46.810 --> 1:54:48.090 or if it's Judge Faith. 1:54:49.250 --> 1:54:53.300 If it's one of them... I'm cool. And I always 1:54:53.320 --> 1:54:55.460 tell people to smoke crack. Oh, Judge Mathis? Oh, Judge 1:54:55.500 --> 1:54:57.360 Mathis is a no-brainer. I fuck with Judge Mathis. 1:54:57.420 --> 1:54:59.060 You can't talk about Judge Mathis in my place. 1:54:59.080 --> 1:55:01.280 You smoke crack, don't you? You smoke crack. You smoke crack. 1:55:01.660 --> 1:55:03.780 The best ones, when he take a piece of paper, Spike, 1:55:03.980 --> 1:55:06.040 and he do like this. 1:55:06.080 --> 1:55:09.460 No. No, we do that. That's crazy. I fuck with 1:55:09.480 --> 1:55:13.450 Judge Mathis. Judge Mathis is a real nigga. Oh, yeah. 1:55:13.470 --> 1:55:17.150 That is crazy, bro. I ain't never seen that. That 1:55:17.230 --> 1:55:19.830 is funny. But what's going on with this lady? 1:55:21.060 --> 1:55:22.120 Man, Rod. 1:55:22.780 --> 1:55:28.090 Talking to town. She got called to town. She got 1:55:28.130 --> 1:55:31.310 called to town, Rod. So you remember 1619? Have you 1:55:31.430 --> 1:55:33.070 ever heard of that? 1:55:33.270 --> 1:55:34.530 The slave. 1:55:34.550 --> 1:55:39.870 That Drake song? It's about the slave... Yes, I do 1:55:39.910 --> 1:55:41.610 remember that. It's about the slave trade and how black 1:55:41.630 --> 1:55:43.520 people got here. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I hadn't seen it. 1:55:43.610 --> 1:55:46.740 It's on a documentary? It's a documentary. She taught classes 1:55:46.820 --> 1:55:51.460 on it. She's a well-renowned author. Mm-hmm, mm-hmm. And she 1:55:51.520 --> 1:55:55.340 made a decision to put her child in a, she 1:55:55.380 --> 1:55:56.940 didn't want her child in private schools. 1:55:57.380 --> 1:55:59.820 She wanted them to be amongst her people. So they 1:55:59.840 --> 1:56:00.340 went to a. 1:56:00.660 --> 1:56:03.200 But that one with the 1619 Project. No, that wasn't 1619. 1:56:03.200 --> 1:56:04.990 I was just telling him who she was. 1:56:05.010 --> 1:56:07.650 Gotcha, gotcha. Yeah, so the backlash and what this is, 1:56:07.690 --> 1:56:09.410 about 10 years ago she wrote an article and she 1:56:09.430 --> 1:56:12.370 was making a decision to put her child in a 1:56:12.510 --> 1:56:15.290 underperforming school because she wanted them to be around black people. 1:56:15.310 --> 1:56:16.810 This is a black woman or white woman? A black woman. 1:56:16.830 --> 1:56:18.210 She was a black woman from Iowa. It would be 1:56:18.230 --> 1:56:22.490 weird if she was white. That'd be super weird. But 1:56:22.550 --> 1:56:25.310 her thing is, like, I'm always talking about how the 1:56:25.330 --> 1:56:28.830 school system, the educational system, how black people are done. 1:56:29.410 --> 1:56:31.870 So I would be almost a hypocrite if I didn't 1:56:31.930 --> 1:56:34.350 put my daughter through that system and I'm an affluent 1:56:34.410 --> 1:56:36.670 parent so I can help on the board. 1:56:36.690 --> 1:56:37.930 I can help financially. 1:56:37.990 --> 1:56:40.730 I can do these things that these type of schools 1:56:40.900 --> 1:56:44.520 usually don't have parents do. And so she started her 1:56:44.560 --> 1:56:48.780 child in kindergarten in that public school system, and her 1:56:48.820 --> 1:56:51.950 child hated it. And now she's writing an article talking 1:56:51.970 --> 1:56:55.270 about her child being in high school now and how 1:56:55.330 --> 1:56:57.810 she's not prepared because she's going to a better school 1:56:57.870 --> 1:57:01.450 now and how the system has failed her. And she's 1:57:01.470 --> 1:57:04.990 getting backlash from both sides. Black people saying, you're saying 1:57:05.010 --> 1:57:07.690 this out loud. We should be talking about this amongst ourselves. 1:57:07.830 --> 1:57:12.180 And white people saying, ha-ha, see, I told you, nigga, so. 1:57:12.230 --> 1:57:15.620 Not only was her daughter upset, she was failing. 1:57:15.820 --> 1:57:18.500 Yeah, yeah, that's what Gallaudet, yeah. The. 1:57:19.780 --> 1:57:20.980 She didn't have homework. 1:57:21.000 --> 1:57:23.580 They weren't grading her projects. 1:57:23.600 --> 1:57:26.120 They weren't even grading her papers in fourth grade math. 1:57:26.150 --> 1:57:29.129 She said, the author lady said she had to physically 1:57:29.190 --> 1:57:31.450 break up fights when she went up there to get 1:57:31.490 --> 1:57:33.030 her daughter from school a couple of times where the 1:57:33.070 --> 1:57:35.270 teachers didn't even bother. 1:57:35.310 --> 1:57:36.070 They was like, fuck it. 1:57:36.530 --> 1:57:37.670 Citing being understood. 1:57:37.730 --> 1:57:37.910 Yeah. 1:57:38.770 --> 1:57:39.490 Oh, my God. 1:57:40.110 --> 1:57:41.820 And so people are giving her, and they were saying, 1:57:41.880 --> 1:57:44.800 why would you subject your daughter to that? Yeah, because 1:57:44.820 --> 1:57:47.220 there's other ways to fight this. You know what I'm saying? 1:57:47.240 --> 1:57:47.640 That's the backlash. 1:57:47.660 --> 1:57:48.020 You don't have to. 1:57:48.240 --> 1:57:52.360 That's the backlash she's getting. People are like, you should 1:57:52.400 --> 1:57:55.350 be way smarter than this. And her daughter was telling her, like, no, 1:57:55.380 --> 1:57:58.140 I don't like this. But then she sent her daughter 1:57:58.160 --> 1:57:59.920 to the white schools, and her daughter was like, well, 1:58:00.240 --> 1:58:04.150 they're racist. I don't like this either. Yeah. So So 1:58:04.170 --> 1:58:08.550 she's getting Stuff from both Both sides Yeah Everybody's talking 1:58:08.570 --> 1:58:11.550 about And this is where New York This happened in 1:58:11.610 --> 1:58:13.990 New York She's from Iowa Yeah This happened in New 1:58:14.050 --> 1:58:19.850 York She's from Iowa And yeah So yeah So. 1:58:20.430 --> 1:58:24.010 So it's kind of like Child abuse almost No I 1:58:24.030 --> 1:58:25.650 don't know if I would go that far No I 1:58:26.530 --> 1:58:29.040 mean if your kid is like Saying that they're having. 1:58:28.720 --> 1:58:31.470 Like The kid didn't know until later, right? 1:58:31.510 --> 1:58:32.830 Fourth grade, I think the kid realized. 1:58:32.850 --> 1:58:35.410 Yeah, when she realized what the mom did. 1:58:36.550 --> 1:58:40.750 And the kid was basically like, you used me to 1:58:40.930 --> 1:58:42.450 fight your cause. 1:58:42.490 --> 1:58:42.730 Yeah. 1:58:43.660 --> 1:58:45.500 And it was at a detriment to me. 1:58:45.520 --> 1:58:48.440 Right. And you didn't do anything about it. Yeah. 1:58:48.580 --> 1:58:51.440 And she was like, and at the end of the day, 1:58:52.200 --> 1:58:53.600 what did you change? Mm-hmm. 1:58:54.320 --> 1:58:55.690 Oh, yeah, that part. 1:58:55.770 --> 1:58:57.510 It'd be different if she was able to change the 1:58:57.530 --> 1:58:59.530 school system that she thought she would, but that's not 1:58:59.550 --> 1:59:00.150 what happened. 1:59:00.270 --> 1:59:02.750 In my opinion, who doesn't have a child, of course, 1:59:03.390 --> 1:59:06.570 it still wouldn't be different because your child is worse 1:59:06.710 --> 1:59:09.350 off no matter which way you go about this. 1:59:09.390 --> 1:59:13.589 Your child is worse off. I do commend the thought. 1:59:14.430 --> 1:59:14.730 I do. 1:59:14.950 --> 1:59:17.530 I commend the thought. I don't think this was a 1:59:17.570 --> 1:59:21.300 great execution. Because your child didn't ask for this. If 1:59:21.340 --> 1:59:23.620 you want to do some kind of social experiment, Do 1:59:23.660 --> 1:59:25.180 it on yourself. 1:59:26.040 --> 1:59:27.680 If you want to be involved in that school system 1:59:27.720 --> 1:59:30.470 and see if you can flip it, go volunteer. 1:59:30.510 --> 1:59:31.770 Don't subject your child to that. 1:59:32.190 --> 1:59:33.690 Go volunteer. Go be on the board. 1:59:33.730 --> 1:59:35.210 Go do all of the things that you said you 1:59:35.250 --> 1:59:37.150 would have done if your child was there, but I 1:59:37.190 --> 1:59:38.550 wouldn't subject my child to that. 1:59:38.590 --> 1:59:41.290 Especially if they would complain. Especially if they. 1:59:41.150 --> 1:59:43.550 Come in home each day and they're like, no, I 1:59:43.570 --> 1:59:45.870 can't deal with this. Especially if I'm breaking up fights 1:59:45.930 --> 1:59:48.070 in school. All of these things. I think that's unfair. 1:59:51.190 --> 1:59:53.170 The breaking up fight part, I think that's a little 1:59:53.190 --> 1:59:53.710 bit unfair. 1:59:54.490 --> 1:59:55.760 Fights happen all the time in school. 1:59:56.440 --> 1:59:59.900 Yeah, white school, black school, mixed schools, whatever. So for 1:59:59.940 --> 2:00:01.260 her to throw in there, I had to go up 2:00:01.280 --> 2:00:02.160 there and break up a fight. 2:00:02.200 --> 2:00:04.460 The teachers were just hanging around. Okay, have y'all ever 2:00:04.480 --> 2:00:05.680 broke up fights in school, though? 2:00:05.700 --> 2:00:06.200 That's what I'm saying. 2:00:06.240 --> 2:00:06.360 Yes. 2:00:06.480 --> 2:00:09.040 Have I? Yeah. You have in a school? Yeah. Really? Yeah, 2:00:09.060 --> 2:00:10.900 it's just crazy. As a parent? 2:00:11.220 --> 2:00:11.880 Oh, no, as a parent. 2:00:11.900 --> 2:00:14.100 That's what I'm talking about. No, you're right. 2:00:14.160 --> 2:00:15.620 But look, okay, so. 2:00:16.250 --> 2:00:18.090 You ain't never had to go to Kendall's school and 2:00:18.130 --> 2:00:20.350 break up a fight. If you at the school and 2:00:20.370 --> 2:00:22.330 they fighting at the school and you got to be 2:00:22.350 --> 2:00:24.180 the one to break it up, that's different from a 2:00:24.260 --> 2:00:26.040 fight at school. We volunteer. 2:00:26.400 --> 2:00:28.900 So we do go to the schools and volunteer at 2:00:28.920 --> 2:00:31.580 the schools that our kids in. We would go. My 2:00:31.620 --> 2:00:35.220 wife is gone and sat at lunch and stuff like that. 2:00:35.300 --> 2:00:37.660 There were some things that she had to get involved 2:00:37.700 --> 2:00:42.160 with because the kids were rowdy. So, yeah, these sort 2:00:42.200 --> 2:00:47.230 of things have happened, you know, shit, I was at 2:00:47.250 --> 2:00:49.830 a school one time and some kids got into a fight. 2:00:50.350 --> 2:00:52.830 And the thing about the kids, they're like, there's a fight. 2:00:53.130 --> 2:00:55.090 They come to you. They're like, hey, there's a fight 2:00:55.130 --> 2:00:57.270 down here. I don't want to go down there. 2:00:57.290 --> 2:00:59.230 That's why I'm over here. 2:00:59.270 --> 2:00:59.520 Right. 2:00:59.680 --> 2:01:00.020 Is it? 2:01:00.180 --> 2:01:04.100 Aren't y'all supposed to be looking? 2:01:04.120 --> 2:01:08.260 Y'all better go tell somebody. Y'all better go tell somebody. 2:01:08.940 --> 2:01:10.300 You know, I'm like, I don't need to work here. 2:01:10.320 --> 2:01:11.160 What are you talking about? 2:01:11.190 --> 2:01:14.390 Why are you telling me? They might think you work there. Yeah, but. 2:01:15.380 --> 2:01:18.890 And or if not, you know, you are the adult. So, yes, 2:01:18.950 --> 2:01:21.290 you have to go kind of intervene. And sometimes you 2:01:21.310 --> 2:01:24.150 do because you want to not let shit go crazy. 2:01:24.210 --> 2:01:24.470 Right. 2:01:24.650 --> 2:01:27.390 What she was saying in that particular situation was not 2:01:27.650 --> 2:01:29.470 it wasn't the fact that she had to break up 2:01:29.510 --> 2:01:29.930 a fight. 2:01:30.390 --> 2:01:33.410 It was the fact that the staff didn't do anything. 2:01:34.060 --> 2:01:36.420 They didn't do anything because they were overwhelmed because they 2:01:36.460 --> 2:01:39.280 had a lack of resources in order to police the kids, 2:01:39.980 --> 2:01:44.000 the supervisor kids. And because of that, it became very, 2:01:44.060 --> 2:01:45.820 very difficult to do that. And they were like, fine, 2:01:45.840 --> 2:01:48.300 fucking I don't care. Y'all can do whatever you want, 2:01:48.340 --> 2:01:52.880 Lord of the Flies. And that's what happened. And I 2:01:52.920 --> 2:01:57.680 can understand that because, you know, throughout, like, you know, 2:01:57.760 --> 2:02:00.520 and I've told this before here, like, we are actively involved. 2:02:00.820 --> 2:02:04.720 Even though Miles is in another school now, I told 2:02:04.760 --> 2:02:08.090 my wife, reach out to the principal. and ask them 2:02:08.150 --> 2:02:11.730 if they need anything that we can provide to help 2:02:11.790 --> 2:02:15.790 fund us, help the kids in whatever way we can do, 2:02:15.850 --> 2:02:17.850 because we know of some of the challenges that happen 2:02:17.870 --> 2:02:23.020 because schools are, are immensely underfunded. So we know that 2:02:23.060 --> 2:02:25.380 some of the kids, like the stories we've heard, like 2:02:25.900 --> 2:02:27.540 they don't have a change of clothes. They use the 2:02:27.580 --> 2:02:31.690 restroom on themselves, food, a band-aids and water and stuff 2:02:31.710 --> 2:02:34.290 like that. Let us know what we can do. And I'll, 2:02:34.890 --> 2:02:36.990 you know, send some stuff up there, you know, to 2:02:37.060 --> 2:02:40.100 help out in whatever way that it can relieve the 2:02:40.140 --> 2:02:43.260 pressure from them so they can tend to the kids 2:02:44.300 --> 2:02:46.440 because that is the focal point and what they need 2:02:46.460 --> 2:02:48.320 to focus on instead of all this other shit because 2:02:48.340 --> 2:02:51.400 they'll just remove funding for all kind of weird shit. So, 2:02:52.820 --> 2:02:54.990 I understand what she was doing. To what you guys 2:02:55.030 --> 2:02:58.450 were saying, she could have done that. She can still 2:02:58.550 --> 2:03:00.750 do that in other ways. Why put your kid through 2:03:00.810 --> 2:03:06.220 this thing? And, And I get the thought process behind. 2:03:05.740 --> 2:03:08.360 It, but my God. What thought process is it? Because 2:03:08.390 --> 2:03:09.050 I was going to ask about that. 2:03:09.060 --> 2:03:12.610 Well, you know, she's trying to change. 2:03:12.410 --> 2:03:17.190 Things on the ground floor within the institution. And she 2:03:17.290 --> 2:03:22.530 feels that by being there, I can leverage my resources, 2:03:22.650 --> 2:03:25.830 my assets to money or wealth or whatever we want 2:03:25.870 --> 2:03:28.650 to call it, and can change it from within. 2:03:28.670 --> 2:03:28.740 Yep. 2:03:29.760 --> 2:03:33.560 The issue that she has is she's one person. And, 2:03:34.180 --> 2:03:37.180 you know, it's hard to cultivate a lot of parents 2:03:37.240 --> 2:03:40.780 to participate in that because of the other things that 2:03:40.960 --> 2:03:45.220 they have going on. You're in this community that is underfunded. 2:03:45.680 --> 2:03:48.560 So many things happen with kids that are outside of 2:03:49.680 --> 2:03:52.740 their control, issues at home with parents and stuff like that. 2:03:54.000 --> 2:03:57.400 We've been on PTA board meetings, and those are challenges 2:03:57.560 --> 2:03:59.380 as well. There are a lot of things. 2:03:59.480 --> 2:04:01.280 It's hard for one person to make a change. I 2:04:01.300 --> 2:04:02.820 admire her for trying to make the change. 2:04:03.200 --> 2:04:08.030 But the issue lies within the school boards and the superintendents. 2:04:08.470 --> 2:04:10.470 That's where you have to really fight and try to 2:04:10.510 --> 2:04:12.930 make a difference and really try to cultivate people that 2:04:12.970 --> 2:04:15.410 have more assets or the governments to try to fund 2:04:15.430 --> 2:04:19.120 these schools or find ways to fund the schools. But 2:04:19.580 --> 2:04:23.640 at the cost of your own kid, that's the thing 2:04:23.660 --> 2:04:24.960 when I looked at it, I was like, dang, I 2:04:25.480 --> 2:04:26.180 don't know about that. 2:04:26.490 --> 2:04:28.370 Part of her argument, too, though, is she wanted her 2:04:28.410 --> 2:04:29.990 kid to have a black experience. 2:04:30.450 --> 2:04:33.290 You can have a black experience and not go to 2:04:33.330 --> 2:04:39.960 an underfunded, poor, underprivileged school. I think that that's completely silly, 2:04:40.200 --> 2:04:42.560 and it's almost to the point of it's like bordering 2:04:42.620 --> 2:04:43.540 on racist itself. 2:04:44.780 --> 2:04:46.220 You can have a black experience. 2:04:46.300 --> 2:04:50.160 Put them in an after-school program. You know what I'm saying? 2:04:50.340 --> 2:04:51.040 Or find. 2:04:51.680 --> 2:04:54.390 If you have the money and the access... Put her 2:04:54.410 --> 2:04:56.890 in a private school that's black. I'm sure there are 2:04:56.910 --> 2:04:59.730 black private schools. If you have money and access like that, 2:05:00.830 --> 2:05:02.910 I think saying, oh, I want him to have a black. 2:05:02.810 --> 2:05:04.770 Experience, so I put him in an underserved school, I 2:05:04.810 --> 2:05:05.550 think that's silly. 2:05:06.050 --> 2:05:10.190 I think that's silly. Like Ken, I do get what 2:05:10.260 --> 2:05:13.520 she was going for. I think the thought process is 2:05:13.740 --> 2:05:16.740 a lot of these schools are underfunded because upper middle 2:05:16.780 --> 2:05:20.300 class people don't have their kids in those schools. So one, 2:05:20.320 --> 2:05:22.960 they're not getting money from property taxes. They're not getting 2:05:23.080 --> 2:05:27.280 money from income taxes, right? Then you also have the 2:05:27.400 --> 2:05:29.420 idea that these schools will. 2:05:30.660 --> 2:05:31.360 Not take care of. 2:05:31.380 --> 2:05:33.000 Kids because those are kids of poor people. 2:05:33.720 --> 2:05:34.690 What are poor people going to do? 2:05:34.860 --> 2:05:37.910 They can't do shit about their poor kid being here 2:05:37.930 --> 2:05:41.450 and getting underserviced. But what will an upper middle class 2:05:41.690 --> 2:05:43.850 person do? Oh, they're going to go straight to the news. 2:05:44.550 --> 2:05:46.190 They're going to speak with their dollars, and this is 2:05:46.210 --> 2:05:48.590 going to be an issue. So I get all of that. 2:05:49.720 --> 2:05:51.760 I just don't, as a person that doesn't have a child, 2:05:52.120 --> 2:05:56.430 I don't understand putting your kid in that place to 2:05:56.550 --> 2:05:57.430 prove something. 2:05:58.310 --> 2:05:59.400 I think that's fucked up. 2:05:59.710 --> 2:06:00.050 Agreed. 2:06:00.310 --> 2:06:03.750 Now, I'm sure she had valid reasons because she's a 2:06:03.890 --> 2:06:05.150 very intelligent woman. 2:06:05.350 --> 2:06:06.800 And I don't think she did this for clout. 2:06:07.060 --> 2:06:08.740 Unlike what a lot of these other people are saying, 2:06:09.080 --> 2:06:10.560 I don't think she did this just so she. 2:06:10.520 --> 2:06:11.120 Could write an article. 2:06:11.500 --> 2:06:13.820 This is a 10-year experiment so she could write an article. 2:06:13.840 --> 2:06:14.320 That's silly. 2:06:14.340 --> 2:06:15.120 Yeah, no, absolutely not. 2:06:15.200 --> 2:06:18.290 I think that her goal was genuine. 2:06:18.310 --> 2:06:18.750 Yeah, I do. 2:06:18.830 --> 2:06:21.310 She wants her kid to be around black folks, and 2:06:21.350 --> 2:06:25.070 she thinks that if she contributes to this system that 2:06:25.110 --> 2:06:27.310 she can change it. But this is like people that 2:06:27.410 --> 2:06:30.379 automatically think you can vote out fascism. We have fascism 2:06:30.420 --> 2:06:32.320 in the White House. We can just go vote on 2:06:32.340 --> 2:06:34.060 a couple of bills, and all of a sudden fascism 2:06:34.100 --> 2:06:34.400 is gone. 2:06:34.420 --> 2:06:35.280 That's not the way it works. 2:06:35.920 --> 2:06:38.600 You have to have a lot behind you to make 2:06:38.760 --> 2:06:41.220 change like this. The school system has been fucked up 2:06:41.240 --> 2:06:43.760 since we were kids. You're not going to change it 2:06:43.780 --> 2:06:47.100 with one person. If you can get a whole bunch 2:06:47.140 --> 2:06:50.339 of other people behind you and all of y'all mass 2:06:50.380 --> 2:06:51.760 do this, then yes. 2:06:51.880 --> 2:06:53.760 Then you could probably make a change. But that's not 2:06:53.780 --> 2:06:57.970 what happened here. Now that you're saying that, it's almost 2:06:58.020 --> 2:07:00.750 naive in a way. The way that you would subject 2:07:00.790 --> 2:07:02.930 your child to that thinking that that would be the 2:07:02.950 --> 2:07:05.990 way that you do change it. Especially as intelligent as 2:07:06.010 --> 2:07:09.730 she is with all the stuff that she's presented as 2:07:10.380 --> 2:07:13.080 then she's done. It seems like that thought process with 2:07:13.100 --> 2:07:16.480 what you just talked through would have somewhere registered to her. 2:07:16.580 --> 2:07:21.200 So it does seem more negligent towards the child. 2:07:21.420 --> 2:07:22.060 You making friends. 2:07:22.920 --> 2:07:25.790 Always. It does seem like even more negligent towards the 2:07:25.810 --> 2:07:28.050 child because she kind of like, it was a long 2:07:28.110 --> 2:07:30.670 shot for you to be able to do anything just 2:07:30.710 --> 2:07:32.390 by having your child enrolled in this. Yeah. 2:07:32.750 --> 2:07:33.670 It was a long shot. 2:07:35.290 --> 2:07:35.630 Yeah. 2:07:35.930 --> 2:07:37.830 I just don't. You all right? 2:07:40.780 --> 2:07:43.240 I just don't understand why she thought that this was 2:07:43.280 --> 2:07:45.820 going to go over well. And I do commend her 2:07:45.860 --> 2:07:47.900 for coming out later on and being like, I fucked up. 2:07:47.940 --> 2:07:50.520 I made a mistake, y'all. 2:07:50.810 --> 2:07:52.250 I don't think now is the time to kick her 2:07:52.270 --> 2:07:54.290 while she's down. She's admitting that she made a mistake. 2:07:54.570 --> 2:07:58.090 She's devastated by it, I'm sure. Like, you know, your 2:07:58.130 --> 2:08:00.930 daughter saying, why the hell would you do me like that? 2:08:01.130 --> 2:08:03.890 But, Ken, at what point did she become devastated? Was 2:08:03.930 --> 2:08:08.310 it in fifth grade? Was it in seventh grade? 2:08:08.340 --> 2:08:10.720 You know what I'm saying? Like, at what point do 2:08:10.730 --> 2:08:11.810 you say, oh, you know what? 2:08:11.850 --> 2:08:15.060 This isn't working. My kid is miserable and they're not 2:08:15.080 --> 2:08:16.840 passing anything. Maybe I should go ahead and yank them out. 2:08:16.880 --> 2:08:18.240 Why would you wait until they're 16? 2:08:18.240 --> 2:08:19.340 I may have gave it a year. 2:08:19.930 --> 2:08:23.310 Exactly. Half a year. You know what I'm saying? 2:08:23.370 --> 2:08:24.470 But I'm not that year. 2:08:25.010 --> 2:08:28.290 So probably where things changed. Okay. 2:08:28.810 --> 2:08:31.410 So going through the article, when there was a. 2:08:33.740 --> 2:08:36.640 Principals matter so much. 2:08:37.420 --> 2:08:40.080 That leadership at the top with these schools. 2:08:40.720 --> 2:08:41.680 The one that. 2:08:43.260 --> 2:08:46.230 Was at Miles' old school, he came in and changed everything. 2:08:46.390 --> 2:08:48.450 All the grades and stuff went up. Great leadership. There 2:08:48.470 --> 2:08:54.110 you go. He came from Atlanta public schools. He's been 2:08:54.150 --> 2:08:56.950 in rough environments. Lean on Me or whatever it's called, 2:08:56.970 --> 2:08:59.680 the movie. So he brought all of that there, but 2:08:59.700 --> 2:09:04.400 it was great leadership. And that was a situation she 2:09:04.420 --> 2:09:06.740 was describing in the story, that the principal she had 2:09:06.860 --> 2:09:11.600 had great leadership. The principal left. Things dissolved into chaos. 2:09:11.780 --> 2:09:13.890 And that's when she was like, oh, my God, this 2:09:13.970 --> 2:09:15.830 is messed up. And then I think there was another 2:09:15.870 --> 2:09:18.740 place where Emily Page or whatever It was another principal 2:09:18.800 --> 2:09:21.260 that was really, really good and involved. But she was 2:09:21.300 --> 2:09:25.220 making mistakes because the part in there that she wrote, 2:09:25.360 --> 2:09:31.120 and it is so correct in how they think about 2:09:31.160 --> 2:09:34.770 this stuff. It's like when Miles went to middle school, 2:09:34.790 --> 2:09:36.950 we went through and we walked through, I asked every 2:09:37.030 --> 2:09:43.130 single teacher, what does the homework look like and the 2:09:43.310 --> 2:09:46.370 volume of work that they would have to do? Every 2:09:46.670 --> 2:09:50.410 single one of them said, we don't give homework. Finally, 2:09:50.450 --> 2:09:53.030 I asked one of them, I said, why? They said, 2:09:53.070 --> 2:09:55.230 because we, it's exactly what you wrote in the article, 2:09:55.560 --> 2:09:58.140 because we have them with us here and we can 2:09:58.180 --> 2:10:02.140 help those that need the help. Because when they go home, 2:10:02.440 --> 2:10:05.240 this is their logic, they either don't do the homework 2:10:05.340 --> 2:10:07.460 or they don't have help at home. 2:10:09.300 --> 2:10:12.560 And I'm like, I get the logic, but that don't 2:10:12.600 --> 2:10:16.030 make a lot of sense. because they're not practicing this 2:10:16.070 --> 2:10:21.280 stuff to remember this stuff. So we do homework at 2:10:21.420 --> 2:10:24.760 home when there's no homework. Every single day. 2:10:24.880 --> 2:10:27.680 Otherwise they'll associate this work with only being in school. 2:10:27.780 --> 2:10:28.200 Yes. 2:10:29.020 --> 2:10:30.600 But this is something that we have to take on 2:10:30.620 --> 2:10:33.070 and we have to do. Now imagine another less involved 2:10:33.490 --> 2:10:36.730 parent with the kid. They don't remember this stuff, so 2:10:36.770 --> 2:10:39.910 then you go from level to level to level to level. 2:10:41.310 --> 2:10:44.190 And then you realize that, oh, shit, I didn't learn anything. 2:10:44.570 --> 2:10:49.970 Because what happens in these schools, and Mike has educators 2:10:50.010 --> 2:10:52.230 in the family. I have educators in the family. The 2:10:52.270 --> 2:10:56.690 way that they're teaching to grading rubrics that they have. 2:10:57.130 --> 2:11:00.470 These schools are graded by high test scores. So they're 2:11:00.510 --> 2:11:03.370 not really teaching. They're teaching to pass their own fucking. 2:11:03.110 --> 2:11:03.950 Scores, bro. 2:11:03.990 --> 2:11:06.680 That's it. So they don't care if they're learning this stuff. 2:11:06.760 --> 2:11:08.230 They care about whether or not they pass. 2:11:08.990 --> 2:11:11.710 But let's also be clear that the teachers aren't the 2:11:11.790 --> 2:11:12.770 ones that are making these decisions. 2:11:12.810 --> 2:11:13.110 Yes. 2:11:13.390 --> 2:11:15.470 It's coming from above them because I saw a lot 2:11:15.490 --> 2:11:18.190 of people that were like, oh, she's just exposing how 2:11:18.310 --> 2:11:24.130 bad school teachers are. That's not always and fully the story. 2:11:24.730 --> 2:11:28.180 Some of these teachers want to do things differently, but 2:11:28.240 --> 2:11:30.660 they can't because they're being told from above, no, this 2:11:30.680 --> 2:11:33.040 is the way we're doing it. And I really wish 2:11:33.420 --> 2:11:36.419 that people would stop turning every story of a failed 2:11:36.780 --> 2:11:39.550 school into into, oh, the school teachers suck. 2:11:40.150 --> 2:11:41.150 That's not the case. 2:11:41.190 --> 2:11:43.970 They're working within a system that's not allowing them to 2:11:44.010 --> 2:11:46.390 have the tools to make things better. You know, I'm 2:11:46.410 --> 2:11:49.530 not speaking for every public school teacher, but I'm speaking 2:11:49.550 --> 2:11:51.230 for a lot of them. They don't want their students 2:11:51.270 --> 2:11:54.870 to be quote unquote dumb or unprepared for the world. 2:11:54.930 --> 2:11:56.490 They want to be able to teach them stuff. But 2:11:56.510 --> 2:11:59.350 when you have three, four times the workload, what do 2:11:59.370 --> 2:12:00.170 you want them to do? 2:12:00.600 --> 2:12:01.850 It's not their fault. Right. 2:12:02.390 --> 2:12:05.550 That's what I mean with the whole, I can vote 2:12:05.630 --> 2:12:08.750 Trump away. It's like, no, the idea and the system 2:12:09.070 --> 2:12:11.990 is still there, no matter how quickly you vote out 2:12:12.010 --> 2:12:13.570 the person that you. 2:12:13.510 --> 2:12:15.890 See as the face of it. You can fire as 2:12:15.930 --> 2:12:16.750 many teachers as you want. 2:12:16.770 --> 2:12:20.160 Because I saw some goofy ass coon on YouTube, because 2:12:20.240 --> 2:12:21.520 I had not heard this story, so I had to 2:12:21.540 --> 2:12:24.970 look it up on YouTube. This dude's like, oh, these unions, 2:12:25.010 --> 2:12:28.450 they just make it too hard to fire the teachers. Yes, 2:12:28.490 --> 2:12:31.660 you stupid ass, because the unions realize it's not the 2:12:31.780 --> 2:12:32.840 fault of the teachers. 2:12:33.260 --> 2:12:35.720 It's the fault of the system. So you can fire 2:12:35.760 --> 2:12:37.980 as many teachers as you want. They're just going to. 2:12:37.940 --> 2:12:39.600 Bring in more whack teachers. 2:12:40.540 --> 2:12:43.000 That's what the unions know, and that's why they're fighting 2:12:43.020 --> 2:12:45.600 for the teachers. This shit is. 2:12:45.620 --> 2:12:48.480 So fucking frustrating. Somebody said this article was nihilistic. What 2:12:48.510 --> 2:12:49.620 does that mean? 2:12:49.650 --> 2:12:50.510 What does nihilistic mean? 2:12:50.890 --> 2:12:51.330 What do you mean? 2:12:52.680 --> 2:12:56.220 Because it kind of looks like a look at me, 2:12:56.360 --> 2:12:59.840 look what I'm doing, I'm helping, oops, it didn't work, 2:12:59.880 --> 2:13:02.440 but it's not my fault. It kind of felt like that. 2:13:02.460 --> 2:13:04.360 A liberal trope. 2:13:04.420 --> 2:13:07.500 It kind of just felt, this whole experiment to me 2:13:08.260 --> 2:13:11.980 read like some lived up bullshit. That I can make 2:13:12.040 --> 2:13:14.140 a change and it's just me and I'm going to 2:13:14.320 --> 2:13:14.680 do it. 2:13:15.000 --> 2:13:18.280 Yeah. Weird. I feel you and I wish that was 2:13:18.350 --> 2:13:21.150 the case. But you need more people. 2:13:21.350 --> 2:13:23.040 That's really all there is to it. 2:13:23.550 --> 2:13:25.790 You need more people. You can't do it with just you. 2:13:26.270 --> 2:13:29.589 Yeah, it's unfortunate the conversation didn't go into like, hey, 2:13:29.830 --> 2:13:32.730 can we fix this? Everybody knows the system. 2:13:33.070 --> 2:13:35.010 I'm surprised. Well, I'm not surprised you, but it is 2:13:35.050 --> 2:13:39.210 unfortunate that the conversation didn't go to, okay, let's rally 2:13:39.270 --> 2:13:42.390 behind her and see what she was thinking and try 2:13:42.450 --> 2:13:45.450 to fix this in some places. Because everybody knows this. 2:13:45.560 --> 2:13:47.860 This is one of the most... There's a lot of 2:13:47.900 --> 2:13:49.840 things about America that don't make sense. This is the 2:13:49.920 --> 2:13:52.280 one that don't make sense. Because you love to brag 2:13:52.320 --> 2:13:56.260 and boast about how great we are, yet you're spending 2:13:56.360 --> 2:14:00.470 all your money on these other things, some ancillary, some not, 2:14:00.970 --> 2:14:06.650 instead of investing really into this. I've never understood. Like 2:14:06.810 --> 2:14:09.070 Mike just said, and you guys can attest, we've known 2:14:09.110 --> 2:14:11.210 this because we've been part of the school system growing 2:14:11.270 --> 2:14:13.770 up as well. We know how jacked up the school 2:14:13.810 --> 2:14:17.010 system is, and there's always been this lack of, of 2:14:17.150 --> 2:14:20.410 funding for education. And when Trump got into office, he 2:14:20.760 --> 2:14:24.140 pulled more funding. You know, and just making it worse. 2:14:24.200 --> 2:14:26.160 But you want to brag and boast, but you don't 2:14:26.440 --> 2:14:28.680 love to, which is why they're doing this testing thing. 2:14:28.700 --> 2:14:31.400 Because now you can get these fake, artificially inflated scores 2:14:31.720 --> 2:14:34.100 that don't really mean any shit when they get out 2:14:34.140 --> 2:14:34.960 here in the real world. 2:14:36.180 --> 2:14:37.960 Yeah, I think... Go ahead. 2:14:38.020 --> 2:14:39.460 I had something different for them as parents. 2:14:39.800 --> 2:14:41.930 Oh, well, I'll make this quick. So. 2:14:43.170 --> 2:14:44.140 Actually, I lost my train of thought. 2:14:44.680 --> 2:14:45.270 No, it's not your fault. 2:14:45.300 --> 2:14:45.680 It's my fault. 2:14:46.280 --> 2:14:49.500 Being old, going to a bad school. As parents, how 2:14:49.600 --> 2:14:51.440 often does it come up for y'all, like what she 2:14:51.480 --> 2:14:55.379 was thinking, wanting your children to have the black experience? 2:14:55.540 --> 2:14:59.340 Is that a thing? 2:14:59.400 --> 2:15:02.430 Okay, so is that something? I think we're black enough. 2:15:02.950 --> 2:15:06.430 I think my family's black enough. But I do understand 2:15:06.530 --> 2:15:11.710 being in the environments to see how others act because... 2:15:12.020 --> 2:15:17.230 You know, I've known people that have military backgrounds that 2:15:17.290 --> 2:15:19.710 don't get the so-called black experience. Then you get around 2:15:19.730 --> 2:15:22.130 black people like, well, what is this? It's a culture shock. 2:15:22.990 --> 2:15:24.070 But you adapt quickly. 2:15:24.210 --> 2:15:26.800 Yeah. You know, because mainly when you go to college, 2:15:26.860 --> 2:15:28.280 you're like, oh, shit. You go to HBCU. 2:15:28.300 --> 2:15:29.820 It's like when people go to HBCU. 2:15:29.840 --> 2:15:30.380 Yeah, you get. 2:15:30.300 --> 2:15:33.280 Broken in real quick. And you realize the diversity of that. 2:15:33.300 --> 2:15:36.620 So I get what she's saying. And, you know, as 2:15:36.760 --> 2:15:40.110 the demographic for Kendall School changed, it became blacker. 2:15:40.610 --> 2:15:44.030 You know... You know, there are times when I look 2:15:44.070 --> 2:15:45.010 around and I'm like, man, you know what? 2:15:45.070 --> 2:15:47.150 I'm glad you're kind of around some of this because 2:15:47.170 --> 2:15:50.670 you know how to act around your people. There's value 2:15:50.710 --> 2:15:53.060 in that, but I'm not going to force my kid 2:15:53.100 --> 2:15:54.720 into that because you don't really need it when you 2:15:54.740 --> 2:15:57.700 get into the real fucking world. You know? 2:15:58.340 --> 2:16:00.000 It's not a fucking requirement. 2:16:00.500 --> 2:16:02.840 That's true. I never thought about that. I mean, it 2:16:02.880 --> 2:16:04.140 makes you socially awkward. 2:16:03.900 --> 2:16:04.350 A little bit, but. 2:16:04.950 --> 2:16:05.300 Does it? 2:16:05.490 --> 2:16:08.290 No, not really. I'm not that socially awkward. I'm a 2:16:08.310 --> 2:16:10.670 little socially awkward. I'm not terribly socially awkward. 2:16:10.730 --> 2:16:12.950 Maybe at an HBCU. If you go to an HBCU, maybe. 2:16:13.030 --> 2:16:13.680 Yeah, maybe. 2:16:13.920 --> 2:16:15.820 I don't think even there. 2:16:16.380 --> 2:16:19.160 I think this black. 2:16:19.060 --> 2:16:27.440 Construct that we have, I think as we evolve and 2:16:27.980 --> 2:16:31.250 some of us are able to live in subdivisions and 2:16:31.270 --> 2:16:33.570 stuff like that, all these things are being changed and 2:16:33.590 --> 2:16:40.269 we're starting to accept the different variety of different aspects 2:16:40.330 --> 2:16:40.690 of black. 2:16:40.830 --> 2:16:41.379 Right. Right. 2:16:41.420 --> 2:16:41.670 That's right. 2:16:41.690 --> 2:16:45.280 You know, so I don't think it's necessarily. 2:16:44.600 --> 2:16:46.240 A thing that has to happen because a lot of 2:16:46.260 --> 2:16:47.900 these kids are not growing up the way that we 2:16:47.940 --> 2:16:48.220 grew up. 2:16:48.220 --> 2:16:51.520 They're growing up very diverse. That is true. You know, 2:16:51.990 --> 2:16:54.990 Kendall's best friend listens to rock. Oh my God. 2:16:55.810 --> 2:16:56.950 I was having a conversation. 2:16:57.110 --> 2:17:05.440 That was funny. But growing up, you would be shamed 2:17:05.500 --> 2:17:08.240 for that. There's just so many kids that listen to 2:17:08.400 --> 2:17:09.099 everything now. 2:17:09.500 --> 2:17:10.750 That wasn't a thing growing up. 2:17:11.100 --> 2:17:15.789 I'm seeing kids accepting all aspects of people. 2:17:16.620 --> 2:17:18.879 You know, like. 2:17:19.040 --> 2:17:21.820 They're actively talking about, like, oh, yeah, such and such 2:17:23.080 --> 2:17:24.619 girlfriend and such and such boyfriend. 2:17:24.640 --> 2:17:26.280 This is their world to them. 2:17:26.400 --> 2:17:26.959 That is true. 2:17:27.360 --> 2:17:30.220 You know, from what I'm seeing, you know, and I 2:17:30.240 --> 2:17:33.760 know there's homophobic men, but I'm seeing, like, I'm like, yo, like, 2:17:34.250 --> 2:17:38.390 there's no, no, like, this is their world. So they're 2:17:38.410 --> 2:17:42.090 growing and they're evolving, you know, in how they're seeing things. 2:17:42.770 --> 2:17:44.390 Yeah, that's what I was going to say to you, Spike, too, 2:17:44.430 --> 2:17:47.680 is Ken went there. It's like, I think that an 2:17:47.760 --> 2:17:50.060 experiment like this, and I don't think she meant it 2:17:50.120 --> 2:17:50.420 this way. 2:17:50.459 --> 2:17:50.900 I really don't. 2:17:50.920 --> 2:17:52.760 I think she had all the best intentions in the world. 2:17:53.400 --> 2:17:55.520 But I think that it limits the idea of what 2:17:55.580 --> 2:17:58.060 blackness is. It's like, in order for you to be 2:17:58.120 --> 2:18:00.330 comfortable around black people, you have to go through this 2:18:00.500 --> 2:18:06.970 very specific black experience. When instead, you could expand what 2:18:06.990 --> 2:18:10.880 the black experience is, and maybe not make Black kids 2:18:10.920 --> 2:18:15.130 who are into stuff that's not traditionally black not feel weird. 2:18:15.390 --> 2:18:18.230 You as a parent, in my opinion, once again, as 2:18:18.250 --> 2:18:20.530 a person with no kids, I think you're making it 2:18:20.590 --> 2:18:23.629 harder on that kid when you're like, well, you're black. 2:18:24.450 --> 2:18:26.300 So you need to have the black experience. And then 2:18:26.320 --> 2:18:28.199 when that kid said, well, what is the black experience? 2:18:29.820 --> 2:18:33.360 Your indirect response is go to this poor school. 2:18:33.400 --> 2:18:34.660 That's crazy. 2:18:34.959 --> 2:18:38.330 And again, she is millions of miles smarter than me. 2:18:38.550 --> 2:18:40.800 So I don't think that's what she meant. But that's 2:18:40.879 --> 2:18:43.359 what I think I'm getting from this. It's like, well, 2:18:43.379 --> 2:18:46.060 you're limiting what the black experience is. A lot of 2:18:46.100 --> 2:18:49.080 people think the black experience seriously. 2:18:48.740 --> 2:18:53.280 Is just being poor. That's not it, especially now. 2:18:53.640 --> 2:18:57.279 Like you said, black kids these days are into so 2:18:57.320 --> 2:18:58.140 many cool things. 2:18:58.959 --> 2:19:00.940 I mentioned that panel earlier. One of the things that 2:19:00.980 --> 2:19:02.020 me and Irv talked about. 2:19:01.980 --> 2:19:04.760 Extensively is when we grew up, you go to a 2:19:04.800 --> 2:19:06.940 punk show, you were either the only black kid or 2:19:06.980 --> 2:19:09.880 you might have one other black kid there. That's the 2:19:09.940 --> 2:19:12.500 reason me and Irv know each other. Because we're like 2:19:12.520 --> 2:19:13.360 the Spider-Man meme. 2:19:14.200 --> 2:19:14.560 You know? 2:19:15.120 --> 2:19:18.779 Now I go to punk shows, there's pockets of like 10, 2:19:18.780 --> 2:19:22.570 12 black kids hanging out. And they protect each other. 2:19:22.590 --> 2:19:23.970 I didn't have that shit. 2:19:24.810 --> 2:19:26.470 So instead of just being like, well, you should have 2:19:26.490 --> 2:19:30.410 gone what I went through, congratulate them on progressing. Being like, shit, 2:19:30.470 --> 2:19:34.450 this is now the new black experience. The black experience 2:19:34.470 --> 2:19:37.250 is you can do anything you want, but you. 2:19:37.129 --> 2:19:38.150 Have to look out for each other. 2:19:38.680 --> 2:19:39.420 You know what I'm saying? 2:19:39.459 --> 2:19:40.040 That's a good point. 2:19:40.180 --> 2:19:42.260 I don't know that she was thinking that way. I 2:19:42.320 --> 2:19:44.770 really don't, but it just reads funny. 2:19:46.250 --> 2:19:50.190 Yeah, and, you know, the latter part about her going to... 2:19:50.610 --> 2:19:52.370 She was like, all right, fine, you make your own decisions. 2:19:52.470 --> 2:19:54.890 We do a lot of that. Like, we do, like, okay, 2:19:54.930 --> 2:19:56.689 what's your decision, what you want to do? And she 2:19:56.709 --> 2:19:58.220 was like, fine, you know, I made a decision, I 2:19:58.250 --> 2:19:59.379 fucked up, what do you want to do? And then 2:19:59.400 --> 2:20:01.060 she went there and went to the white school, like, oh, shit, 2:20:01.080 --> 2:20:03.600 they're calling me niggas and shit. She was like, all right, well, 2:20:03.640 --> 2:20:05.750 this is your choice. You can't run away from it. 2:20:05.879 --> 2:20:09.380 I admire that she... You know, I stood by that. 2:20:10.280 --> 2:20:14.320 But she also realized that, you know, that there was 2:20:14.360 --> 2:20:17.920 a lack of real teaching there. So when you get 2:20:17.980 --> 2:20:20.160 there and there's homework and work is more rigorous and 2:20:20.180 --> 2:20:22.470 stuff like that, then the kid get there like, shit, 2:20:22.500 --> 2:20:23.570 I'm fucking stupid. 2:20:23.700 --> 2:20:24.020 Yeah. 2:20:24.550 --> 2:20:25.990 And ain't nobody taking the time. 2:20:26.490 --> 2:20:30.510 Now she's lost her self-confidence. And the most profound thing, 2:20:30.570 --> 2:20:32.330 we're going to get to the super chats, that she 2:20:32.350 --> 2:20:35.070 said that I love. It was like, these other kids 2:20:35.270 --> 2:20:38.530 aren't smarter than me. They just have more resources. 2:20:38.610 --> 2:20:39.250 Exactly. 2:20:39.290 --> 2:20:43.010 They have more access to stuff. People forget that. 2:20:43.209 --> 2:20:47.320 Smart and intelligence is not about memorizing shit for a test. 2:20:47.350 --> 2:20:48.510 It's about how you apply it. 2:20:48.920 --> 2:20:50.480 And if I don't have the information given to me, 2:20:50.520 --> 2:20:53.080 how am I supposed to apply it? 2:20:53.280 --> 2:20:56.000 I wish the school system really understood that. When you 2:20:56.020 --> 2:21:00.000 deprive kids of information, you're making them dumb. Because you 2:21:00.020 --> 2:21:04.050 don't even give them a chance to be smart. There 2:21:04.070 --> 2:21:07.760 are so many intelligent people that did not go to school. Like, 2:21:08.020 --> 2:21:09.760 I know I'm always on LP's nuts, but if you 2:21:09.800 --> 2:21:12.600 seriously read his old lyrics, you would think this dude 2:21:12.620 --> 2:21:13.290 is scholarly. 2:21:13.350 --> 2:21:14.270 He dropped out. 2:21:15.450 --> 2:21:17.869 Because some people realize, like, I don't need high school 2:21:17.890 --> 2:21:18.750 to make me smart. 2:21:19.110 --> 2:21:21.629 This ain't the type of intelligence that I'm tapped into. 2:21:21.670 --> 2:21:27.209 There you go. Exactly. Yeah. Yeah, but. But. 2:21:28.320 --> 2:21:30.140 It's a shame her kid had to go through this, though. 2:21:30.440 --> 2:21:31.160 It really is a shame. 2:21:31.200 --> 2:21:34.480 Yeah. Yeah, but she got through it. She got through it. 2:21:34.480 --> 2:21:39.019 She's 16. She still has time to course correct. I hate, 2:21:39.200 --> 2:21:41.680 my least favorite part about this is that she's getting 2:21:41.720 --> 2:21:42.360 the backlash. 2:21:43.100 --> 2:21:45.459 I think she was brave to take this. 2:21:46.830 --> 2:21:47.030 On. 2:21:47.050 --> 2:21:49.350 I ain't saying it was smart, it was brave to do. 2:21:50.810 --> 2:21:53.870 To put somebody else's future at risk. 2:21:54.110 --> 2:21:55.470 I don't know how brave that was. As parents, the 2:21:55.510 --> 2:21:58.709 last thing you want to do is to make a 2:21:58.790 --> 2:21:59.730 decision like that. 2:22:00.129 --> 2:22:01.769 You don't ever want to do that. 2:22:01.790 --> 2:22:02.730 This our only kid? 2:22:03.550 --> 2:22:05.190 I don't know. You're a New. 2:22:05.150 --> 2:22:09.030 York Times writer. Like, you have access to reward times. 2:22:09.690 --> 2:22:10.710 Keep calling out. 2:22:10.610 --> 2:22:13.199 The school system. That's what I was getting to. 2:22:13.560 --> 2:22:14.440 And then donate money. 2:22:14.560 --> 2:22:17.100 I don't know if brave is the right word you write, 2:22:17.140 --> 2:22:19.580 but what I'm mad about or don't like that the 2:22:19.620 --> 2:22:23.520 conversation is geared towards her making this decision versus, yeah, 2:22:23.560 --> 2:22:25.400 the school system is really fucked up and there should 2:22:25.459 --> 2:22:28.050 be more being done about it. It should be talked 2:22:28.080 --> 2:22:30.710 about more. And she should have raised, it should have 2:22:30.770 --> 2:22:34.100 raised awareness versus criticism for her. I feel you. 2:22:35.810 --> 2:22:38.770 But again, make sure the blame is being focused on 2:22:38.790 --> 2:22:41.090 the people that are making the decisions, not these pawns 2:22:41.530 --> 2:22:44.110 that are at the bottom. It's like getting mad because 2:22:44.510 --> 2:22:46.370 an Amazon driver delivered your package late. 2:22:47.070 --> 2:22:49.129 It's not like he intentionally delivered your package late. 2:22:49.450 --> 2:22:52.949 It's because the entire fucking organization is making him work 2:22:53.090 --> 2:22:54.610 double the work that he's supposed to be doing. 2:22:55.720 --> 2:22:57.260 Don't ever blame the worker. 2:22:57.320 --> 2:22:58.220 Blame the system. 2:22:58.000 --> 2:22:59.800 That makes the worker have to put out the type 2:22:59.820 --> 2:23:00.580 of work that they do. 2:23:01.879 --> 2:23:03.960 Yeah. That's why you should tip everybody, Spike. 2:23:04.680 --> 2:23:07.170 Man, they got me. They got me at 7 Brew. 2:23:07.230 --> 2:23:09.690 I'm obsessed with 7 Brew right now, the coffee spot. 2:23:10.270 --> 2:23:12.650 Oh, yeah, you too? Man, Rob. Not me, but yeah. 2:23:12.670 --> 2:23:14.610 Yeah, I know you don't drink coffee. 2:23:14.709 --> 2:23:16.250 But they got other drinks. No, I don't. Oh, yeah, 2:23:16.290 --> 2:23:16.490 they do. 2:23:16.490 --> 2:23:20.700 But they have other stuff there. Man, but yeah, so 2:23:20.740 --> 2:23:22.619 I was in there. I ordered on the app, thought 2:23:22.640 --> 2:23:23.820 I was going to get away with this bike. 2:23:24.220 --> 2:23:26.280 Y'all cheap motherfuckers, y'all. 2:23:27.080 --> 2:23:27.900 God damn. 2:23:27.920 --> 2:23:30.440 So, you know, I was like, she took my order or, yeah, 2:23:30.459 --> 2:23:32.490 took my number and You know, I showed her this 2:23:32.610 --> 2:23:33.110 QR code. 2:23:33.129 --> 2:23:33.910 She was like, yeah. 2:23:34.190 --> 2:23:36.300 You know, how they do it. Y'all, everybody know. Yeah, 2:23:36.320 --> 2:23:37.170 it's going to ask you. 2:23:37.040 --> 2:23:40.080 A couple questions. Ask you a couple questions. And now 2:23:40.160 --> 2:23:44.980 they be looking away. Yeah. You see my receipt, dude. 2:23:45.020 --> 2:23:47.060 I know you know if I tipped you or not. 2:23:47.100 --> 2:23:50.119 She did that. She was like this. They don't want 2:23:50.140 --> 2:23:53.250 to be disappointed. They don't want to make you feel weird. 2:23:53.270 --> 2:23:55.570 So I hit the percentage, 15%. Let's keep it moving. 2:23:55.610 --> 2:23:56.230 Thank you, man. 2:23:56.709 --> 2:23:57.310 I seen this video. 2:23:57.330 --> 2:23:58.190 I was in a good mood, too. 2:23:58.330 --> 2:24:00.269 I seen this video. This lady was trying to get 2:24:00.310 --> 2:24:03.050 her food back. business off the ground so she was 2:24:03.590 --> 2:24:05.090 she walked up on this dude he was on the 2:24:05.129 --> 2:24:07.140 phone and he was like i'm calling the morning food 2:24:07.160 --> 2:24:09.240 she's like no just take my plate and he was 2:24:09.260 --> 2:24:09.940 like well how much. 2:24:09.840 --> 2:24:11.900 Is it it looked good the food looked good he 2:24:11.920 --> 2:24:12.600 was like how much is. 2:24:12.580 --> 2:24:14.400 It she was like well you can have it since 2:24:14.420 --> 2:24:15.770 she was from the making food just give me a 2:24:15.790 --> 2:24:19.330 donation or whatever it may be he was like okay 2:24:19.370 --> 2:24:22.140 cool He had money in every pocket. I'm talking about 2:24:22.180 --> 2:24:26.150 like flipping through hundreds. Flipping through hundreds, Rod. He had 2:24:26.180 --> 2:24:29.810 like balled up 20s. This man found a dollar and 2:24:29.850 --> 2:24:30.750 gave it to him. 2:24:30.770 --> 2:24:33.190 It was so fucking staged. I don't know if it 2:24:33.209 --> 2:24:33.850 was real or not. 2:24:33.870 --> 2:24:35.700 It might have been a skit. It gotta be. 2:24:35.820 --> 2:24:36.480 It gotta be. 2:24:36.560 --> 2:24:38.960 Because who's going to take that food, Spike? You're outside 2:24:39.000 --> 2:24:40.359 on the phone and somebody walks up with a plate 2:24:40.379 --> 2:24:40.619 of food. 2:24:40.660 --> 2:24:42.340 It's a good skit, but I don't think it's real. 2:24:42.360 --> 2:24:44.140 I don't care how good it looks. I'm not eating 2:24:44.180 --> 2:24:46.000 some food that some random person walked up. Well, you 2:24:46.020 --> 2:24:47.800 know how people be trying to get their shit off to, like, it. 2:24:47.780 --> 2:24:49.250 Ain't never happened to you. No, never. 2:24:49.420 --> 2:24:50.080 I've never been anywhere. 2:24:50.100 --> 2:24:52.220 I've been places like. If I'm on the Beltline of 2:24:52.240 --> 2:24:54.140 your midtown, like, I've got this food truck here, take 2:24:54.180 --> 2:24:57.980 a sample, come by. That's a small sample, right? Versus 2:24:58.000 --> 2:24:59.910 I have a whole plate of food, you can have this. 2:25:00.290 --> 2:25:03.370 You shitting this? You spitting this? You did something. 2:25:03.430 --> 2:25:04.750 Unless her food must be nasty. 2:25:04.770 --> 2:25:05.630 Because the reason I ain't. 2:25:05.530 --> 2:25:07.330 Think it was a skit. I ain't think it was 2:25:07.350 --> 2:25:11.250 a skit because she was legit, like, she was, like, disappointed. Yes, 2:25:11.290 --> 2:25:13.390 but then what's everybody going to do after that when 2:25:13.410 --> 2:25:14.530 they see her? They're going to be like, oh, that 2:25:14.610 --> 2:25:16.060 one guy only gave you a dollar. I'm going to 2:25:16.080 --> 2:25:17.000 try to make up for that. 2:25:17.040 --> 2:25:19.300 Yeah, that's bad business. That was stupid on her behalf. 2:25:19.360 --> 2:25:20.060 You can't, man. 2:25:20.640 --> 2:25:21.240 That is fake. 2:25:21.520 --> 2:25:23.570 And I'm on the phone and you're walking up bothering me? 2:25:23.620 --> 2:25:26.230 I'm really not going to be trying to listen to you. 2:25:26.270 --> 2:25:31.810 Nasty ass food lady. Shout out to Nerffinit. 2:25:30.950 --> 2:25:33.220 Who signed on to become a member. Appreciate it. 2:25:35.030 --> 2:25:35.630 Why I'm forever. 2:25:35.650 --> 2:25:38.150 Thoughts on the recent study that there are more single 2:25:38.190 --> 2:25:39.910 men and women more than ever. 2:25:40.129 --> 2:25:43.750 Man, what's going on out here? You seen the study? 2:25:43.840 --> 2:25:45.060 What happened? 2:25:45.100 --> 2:25:49.640 More single women, men and women than it's been So 2:25:49.940 --> 2:25:50.699 nobody's together. 2:25:50.879 --> 2:25:53.860 Both categories are separate. 2:25:53.879 --> 2:25:55.720 Define single. 2:25:55.800 --> 2:25:57.980 That's where I go with it. Because it might be 2:25:58.020 --> 2:25:59.679 some poly folks. 2:26:00.020 --> 2:26:02.080 No, not married people, but poly people. 2:26:02.340 --> 2:26:03.599 Oh, you're adding all that extra shit. 2:26:03.660 --> 2:26:05.480 That's what I'm saying. That's why I don't trust these studies. 2:26:05.959 --> 2:26:10.020 What does that mean? Are they talking about traditionally together? 2:26:10.050 --> 2:26:12.990 I think they are. I'm not riding with that. I 2:26:13.000 --> 2:26:16.350 think people think marriage is an inconvenience now. 2:26:17.080 --> 2:26:18.760 See, that's not what I'm saying. I'm not married, but 2:26:18.780 --> 2:26:20.560 I'm not single. So it's like I would need them 2:26:20.580 --> 2:26:23.400 to define what they're saying. But even if it is 2:26:23.440 --> 2:26:25.620 just regular single people, so what, man? 2:26:25.650 --> 2:26:26.119 Good for them. 2:26:26.690 --> 2:26:28.310 Maybe they realize they don't want to be with nobody. 2:26:28.790 --> 2:26:31.830 Yeah, I believe people think and rethink what they want 2:26:31.870 --> 2:26:34.790 out of relationships with people now. And you got so 2:26:34.830 --> 2:26:38.510 much access to different shit, too. People got so much 2:26:38.690 --> 2:26:41.780 access to apps and social media and dating apps. Yeah, 2:26:41.800 --> 2:26:45.119 the whole social aspect is, I think, making that. dying 2:26:45.260 --> 2:26:46.940 that's making that die off now. 2:26:47.220 --> 2:26:51.320 Yeah the social aspect like having to go out to 2:26:51.340 --> 2:26:52.680 a club and find a girl. 2:26:52.440 --> 2:26:55.520 Yeah yeah that stuff just yeah and i. 2:26:55.760 --> 2:26:58.160 Don't think people do that anymore yeah i know it's 2:26:58.240 --> 2:27:01.560 online it's just a thing yeah scared the men off 2:27:02.320 --> 2:27:05.260 scared the men off how talking about how do you 2:27:05.280 --> 2:27:07.360 approach them in different the different uh. 2:27:07.280 --> 2:27:09.700 God forbid a woman to determine how she's talked to 2:27:10.840 --> 2:27:12.039 I wouldn't agree. What a bitch. 2:27:13.920 --> 2:27:15.640 You mean I can't just walk up and touch your 2:27:15.740 --> 2:27:16.560 butt and say. 2:27:16.459 --> 2:27:17.080 It's a nice ass? 2:27:17.100 --> 2:27:18.240 I didn't say touch your butt. 2:27:19.040 --> 2:27:20.320 I can't say, hey, come over here, bitch? 2:27:20.340 --> 2:27:21.980 They don't even like when you grab the elbow either. 2:27:22.200 --> 2:27:23.680 Why are you grabbing women's elbows? 2:27:23.700 --> 2:27:25.470 It's your nasty old ass. I'm just telling you what 2:27:25.490 --> 2:27:28.690 the women don't like. This is my report from the field. Bro, 2:27:28.730 --> 2:27:31.690 that's some old race shit. What are you doing grabbing 2:27:31.709 --> 2:27:36.190 women's elbows? That's in the club. Grab the elbow. They 2:27:36.209 --> 2:27:37.910 don't like that shit. 2:27:37.970 --> 2:27:39.970 I do think a lot of the conversations that happen 2:27:40.280 --> 2:27:44.060 taken place over the years have, I think there's a 2:27:44.300 --> 2:27:50.820 relearning from a societal perspective of how to engage with 2:27:51.160 --> 2:27:52.860 the other person you want to talk to. And they're 2:27:52.910 --> 2:27:55.250 trying to figure out how to go about doing it. 2:27:55.330 --> 2:27:56.470 They're relearning this stuff. 2:27:56.490 --> 2:27:56.590 Yeah. 2:27:57.540 --> 2:27:58.340 Play yourself out. 2:27:58.459 --> 2:28:02.330 It's probably more that people this might sound a little 2:28:02.709 --> 2:28:06.629 conservative i think that people are just losing the ability 2:28:06.670 --> 2:28:10.310 to be social like i think that that especially dudes 2:28:10.990 --> 2:28:13.349 i think that they have wrapped this idea up in 2:28:13.379 --> 2:28:15.540 their head of how an interaction with a woman is 2:28:15.560 --> 2:28:18.359 supposed to be because they watch too many movies so 2:28:18.400 --> 2:28:20.580 then when they get in real life a woman's like 2:28:20.760 --> 2:28:22.520 no you can't buy me a drink look out of 2:28:22.560 --> 2:28:24.880 my face they're like what do you mean It worked 2:28:24.920 --> 2:28:27.860 in Hitch. It's like, yeah, that's not real life, dude. Like, 2:28:28.580 --> 2:28:30.120 you need to learn how to talk to women. 2:28:30.580 --> 2:28:33.180 And some of them motherfuckers, Spike, I've heard these motherfuckers 2:28:33.200 --> 2:28:36.390 be thirsty. Like, god damn, where's nobody bought me a drink? 2:28:36.670 --> 2:28:37.709 I'm sitting here thirsty. 2:28:37.770 --> 2:28:39.029 I've been sitting here by myself all day. 2:28:39.050 --> 2:28:40.849 I've been sitting here for all this time and nobody 2:28:40.910 --> 2:28:44.010 got me anything to drink. What's going on? I've been 2:28:44.050 --> 2:28:45.190 thirsty for an hour. 2:28:45.350 --> 2:28:49.900 Stay out of the porch. We're losing recipe. 2:28:49.959 --> 2:28:50.620 What's going on? 2:28:50.980 --> 2:28:52.700 But no, yeah, but you're right. 2:28:52.780 --> 2:28:53.100 You're right. 2:28:53.120 --> 2:28:55.859 And I think that They'll have to figure that out 2:28:55.959 --> 2:28:59.940 because the old school playbook that used to be in 2:29:00.410 --> 2:29:03.910 just doesn't work anymore because the feedback has been so loud. 2:29:03.930 --> 2:29:06.950 It's been like, yeah, all that shit y'all thought was working, what? Nah, 2:29:06.970 --> 2:29:08.150 they ain't working. So y'all need to. 2:29:08.129 --> 2:29:10.629 Figure it out. And they'll figure it out. But I 2:29:10.670 --> 2:29:14.970 do think that to your point, though, that do we 2:29:14.990 --> 2:29:16.689 want to get married? Do we want to have kids? 2:29:17.230 --> 2:29:19.690 I think I mentioned this on here. There are more 2:29:20.790 --> 2:29:25.130 older people now on earth than there are young people. So, 2:29:25.470 --> 2:29:28.250 you know, so in terms of us, the Earth being overpopulated, 2:29:28.930 --> 2:29:29.930 that ain't going to be a problem. 2:29:30.170 --> 2:29:37.420 That's right. Because of Spike, Jalen, B, Mike, AB, Q. 2:29:39.180 --> 2:29:43.660 So, it, of course, correct. I think everything will work 2:29:43.720 --> 2:29:45.660 itself out. Or, you know, it'll be a stink, but 2:29:45.840 --> 2:29:51.980 I won't be here. Eric, Kirby, Ken, and Mike, you 2:29:52.000 --> 2:29:54.800 guys are the captain of the USS Enterprise team. You 2:29:54.840 --> 2:29:58.250 need a number one. Which one of these. 2:29:58.150 --> 2:30:00.690 Flawed-up good leaders would you pick for number one? 2:30:00.730 --> 2:30:08.190 James Kirk, Jean-Luc Picard, or Rick Grimes? Jean-Luc Picard. Luke Picard, shit. 2:30:08.410 --> 2:30:09.169 Or Rick Grimes? 2:30:09.480 --> 2:30:11.160 Next live FPS. 2:30:15.200 --> 2:30:17.500 I'm not familiar enough with Picard because I didn't watch 2:30:17.520 --> 2:30:20.060 that much Next Generation. So it would really be a 2:30:20.080 --> 2:30:25.500 question for me between Rick Grimes and Captain Kirk. And 2:30:25.540 --> 2:30:29.720 that's hard, because both of them were bad leaders. Both 2:30:29.760 --> 2:30:31.500 of them got people killed regularly. 2:30:33.100 --> 2:30:37.280 Every episode, Kirk was leading people into getting phased up. 2:30:37.320 --> 2:30:39.099 So I don't know, man. I don't know. 2:30:40.580 --> 2:30:46.890 I like Jean-Luc on the Picard show. So maybe as 2:30:46.930 --> 2:30:49.170 recently as he buys, I'm going to go with him. 2:30:49.350 --> 2:30:52.410 But ain't no way in hell Rick Grimes leading Picard. 2:30:52.750 --> 2:30:56.730 Being my number one. Ain't no way in hell. 2:30:56.910 --> 2:31:00.350 Nope. Yeah, so. Rick stayed effing up. Yeah. 2:31:00.900 --> 2:31:01.770 Nah, I'm good. 2:31:02.000 --> 2:31:04.220 Every episode, Rick doing something stupid. Nah. 2:31:04.280 --> 2:31:07.280 Remember when he got locked up in the train car? 2:31:07.300 --> 2:31:08.840 Talking about they don't know who they messing with. 2:31:09.980 --> 2:31:11.160 Next episode, you got. 2:31:11.060 --> 2:31:14.300 Saved by Carol, who you kicked out. Rick Grimes was 2:31:14.400 --> 2:31:19.400 so sorry. He was so sorry. He lucky Michonne gave 2:31:19.440 --> 2:31:22.440 him some play. Jesus Christ. 2:31:23.660 --> 2:31:29.160 Yeah, no, I'm good on that. Dion, if you could 2:31:29.180 --> 2:31:33.320 pick up one trade, plumber, electrician, HVAC, et cetera, what 2:31:33.360 --> 2:31:34.339 would it be and why? 2:31:34.470 --> 2:31:39.050 Why? Bro, I feel like I'm all those now. 2:31:39.830 --> 2:31:41.670 Wait, plumber, electrician, or what was the other one? HVAC? 2:31:41.810 --> 2:31:44.530 HVAC, yeah, et cetera, et cetera. It could be anything else. 2:31:45.440 --> 2:31:47.959 Oh, I would pick up car, mechanic. Mechanic, that's a 2:31:47.980 --> 2:31:53.120 good one. Yep. 100%. 2:31:55.110 --> 2:31:58.429 I would say, is a chef one of them? Is 2:31:58.830 --> 2:31:59.610 that a trade? 2:32:00.170 --> 2:32:01.090 It's a trade. Cooking. 2:32:01.810 --> 2:32:03.010 Cooking is not a trade. 2:32:03.250 --> 2:32:04.580 Cooking ain't a trade, isn't it? 2:32:04.900 --> 2:32:05.580 I thought it was. 2:32:05.680 --> 2:32:07.880 Cooking is a trade. Why isn't it? Why wouldn't cooking 2:32:07.900 --> 2:32:10.820 be a trade? Cooking is home ec. That's a trade. 2:32:12.020 --> 2:32:14.390 That's not a trade. Home Ec is a trade. 2:32:14.410 --> 2:32:17.870 Bro, you don't see pots and pans at that workshop. 2:32:17.950 --> 2:32:20.869 They got pots and pans stores. When you go in 2:32:20.890 --> 2:32:23.170 that warehouse, I don't see any pots and pans in 2:32:23.190 --> 2:32:23.610 the store. 2:32:23.629 --> 2:32:26.990 Cooking is a trade. I'm pretty sure. Culinary? Culinary trade. 2:32:27.010 --> 2:32:29.210 Culinary is a trade school. Yeah, culinary. That's what I 2:32:29.230 --> 2:32:32.349 would be. Culinary. You stupid as hell, man. 2:32:34.590 --> 2:32:35.150 What's the question? 2:32:35.190 --> 2:32:36.270 A trade that I would pick? 2:32:36.310 --> 2:32:36.950 Any trade that you. 2:32:36.910 --> 2:32:37.410 Could pick up. 2:32:37.550 --> 2:32:41.290 They say mechanics and everything. Oh, that's funny. 2:32:41.310 --> 2:32:42.820 Mechanic, electrician, plumber. 2:32:43.620 --> 2:32:49.340 I'll be a farmer. Now, farming. Just like Rick. 2:32:50.490 --> 2:32:51.250 Maybe close. 2:32:51.290 --> 2:32:54.010 Farming is a good skill to have. So farming is 2:32:54.030 --> 2:32:54.350 a trait. 2:32:54.430 --> 2:32:55.810 I don't know if farming is a trait. 2:32:55.830 --> 2:32:58.539 It absolutely is a trait. If farming is a trade, 2:32:58.560 --> 2:33:02.100 then so is cooking. Right. I don't know if farming 2:33:02.240 --> 2:33:04.840 is a trade. I'm trying to tell you it is. 2:33:04.920 --> 2:33:06.520 Look it up. I don't think farming. 2:33:06.780 --> 2:33:08.179 I think farming is a trade. 2:33:08.200 --> 2:33:08.580 It is. 2:33:08.640 --> 2:33:10.160 It might not be called farming. It might be called 2:33:10.180 --> 2:33:11.500 like agriculture. 2:33:12.000 --> 2:33:13.980 Agriculture and stuff like that. But farming, if you look 2:33:14.020 --> 2:33:15.920 up farming, yeah, you can go to school to farm. Right. 2:33:15.980 --> 2:33:16.600 It's a trade. 2:33:17.100 --> 2:33:18.119 Just like you can go to school to cook. 2:33:19.120 --> 2:33:24.140 Bro. Yes, farming is legally a trade. Let's look up cooking. 2:33:24.400 --> 2:33:28.890 Is cooking a trade? Right, that shit say, yeah. I'm 2:33:28.910 --> 2:33:30.570 pretty sure it is. Yes, it is a trade. It's 2:33:30.610 --> 2:33:32.470 a trade. Why wouldn't it be a trade, kid? 2:33:32.590 --> 2:33:36.090 Because I've never seen one with a high school spike. 2:33:36.550 --> 2:33:37.190 When I go. 2:33:37.050 --> 2:33:41.350 Down to trade school. We had that at my high school. Nah, 2:33:41.390 --> 2:33:43.350 we had that at my high school. You could take 2:33:43.709 --> 2:33:46.830 cooking school. Yeah, he taught us how to cook and shit. Yeah, 2:33:46.870 --> 2:33:49.470 but I like farming. Mechanic, I think, would be important. 2:33:50.230 --> 2:33:51.970 Handyman would be my second with just being able to 2:33:52.010 --> 2:33:57.629 fix just a general thing. That's a mechanic. Just being 2:33:57.650 --> 2:34:00.910 able to fix anything around the house. A general contractor. 2:34:00.930 --> 2:34:05.450 I meant like a car mechanic. I wish to God 2:34:05.490 --> 2:34:06.709 I could fix anything. 2:34:06.450 --> 2:34:08.510 On my car. People think that's the first thing you think, 2:34:08.550 --> 2:34:14.830 but it's mechanics. It's just anything. I'm with Ken. I 2:34:14.950 --> 2:34:17.070 already do a lot of that stuff. Plumbing and all that. 2:34:17.209 --> 2:34:19.530 I already do all of it. HVAC. 2:34:20.720 --> 2:34:22.760 That's the one that I'm the weakest on. And I 2:34:22.780 --> 2:34:25.220 have to call B. Yeah. Yeah, I have to call 2:34:25.260 --> 2:34:28.260 B and just make sure these motherfuckers ain't lying to me. But, 2:34:29.000 --> 2:34:31.240 you know, like, I had to call one out to 2:34:31.320 --> 2:34:33.830 service something. But B be telling me, like, hey, you 2:34:33.840 --> 2:34:36.150 can do this, you can do that. So he be 2:34:36.170 --> 2:34:37.910 giving me some tips and tricks. 2:34:38.270 --> 2:34:38.530 Yeah. 2:34:38.709 --> 2:34:40.730 Because the guy has to have changed out some capacitor 2:34:40.770 --> 2:34:41.129 or whatever. 2:34:41.490 --> 2:34:44.090 And when we bring this little chip thing looking like 2:34:44.150 --> 2:34:44.690 a farm, like, man. 2:34:45.510 --> 2:34:47.150 You just pulled it out and put another one in. 2:34:47.350 --> 2:34:49.630 When we were talking about stuff earlier, man, it is 2:34:49.690 --> 2:34:52.630 satisfying when you do actually complete something like that. I 2:34:52.750 --> 2:34:54.990 remember the first time I did some plumbing work, I 2:34:55.030 --> 2:34:58.720 was like, I'm that dude. I'm him. Say something about 2:34:58.760 --> 2:35:04.279 me today. Right. I'm with you. Talk to me nice today. Right. 2:35:04.320 --> 2:35:07.540 Because I'm that guy. I'm that guy. Can't tell me 2:35:07.600 --> 2:35:11.120 I'm not that guy. This road is running. And there's 2:35:11.180 --> 2:35:18.109 no leaks. It's like a, what was it? A castaway fire. Yeah. 2:35:18.310 --> 2:35:19.190 I'm with you. 2:35:19.550 --> 2:35:20.490 I'm like that with cooking. 2:35:21.170 --> 2:35:23.770 If I make like a bomb ass meal and I 2:35:23.790 --> 2:35:24.990 give it to my girl and she's like, oh, this 2:35:25.030 --> 2:35:25.410 is good. 2:35:25.500 --> 2:35:27.500 I'm like, yeah, that's me. 2:35:27.520 --> 2:35:29.500 That's me. Yup. It's better than that cereal you was 2:35:29.540 --> 2:35:35.490 eating 10 minutes ago, huh? That's a good question. Yeah, 2:35:35.530 --> 2:35:38.410 it was. Trying to get y'all ready for AI takeover. 2:35:38.629 --> 2:35:38.929 Facts. 2:35:38.980 --> 2:35:40.900 That's what I was thinking. I didn't want to go there. 2:35:40.940 --> 2:35:43.700 I was like, which job can AI not take? I 2:35:43.720 --> 2:35:45.280 think mechanic is probably closest. 2:35:45.780 --> 2:35:47.240 With the robots. 2:35:48.200 --> 2:35:50.020 Yeah, but robots can't do. 2:35:49.959 --> 2:35:51.690 Fine detail things. 2:35:51.709 --> 2:35:54.030 They're working on that. AI can't cook. Yeah, because they're 2:35:54.050 --> 2:35:57.330 working on the way the fingers work. They're like, oh, man, 2:35:57.410 --> 2:35:59.470 it's so crazy. I'm like, oh, my God. AI can 2:35:59.490 --> 2:36:00.350 definitely cook, Spike. 2:36:00.910 --> 2:36:01.050 Yeah. 2:36:01.070 --> 2:36:02.000 They ain't going to have that. 2:36:02.850 --> 2:36:06.830 White folks don't need that. That's true. Tell you the truth. 2:36:07.050 --> 2:36:08.269 That's so true. 2:36:08.470 --> 2:36:11.029 I was going to say they can't cook no soul food. 2:36:11.090 --> 2:36:16.150 AI can't cook no soul food. That's a better statement. 2:36:16.250 --> 2:36:19.750 Chimino, I do think this topic surpasses dead and hip-hop convos, 2:36:19.800 --> 2:36:21.920 unless the convos have been saved for later, but the whole, oh, 2:36:22.120 --> 2:36:23.620 outcast versus overcast situation. 2:36:23.640 --> 2:36:25.500 Wow, we already talked about that. We got you. 2:36:25.520 --> 2:36:27.279 We took care of that, so you're good to go. 2:36:27.900 --> 2:36:30.320 Black Ross, do you believe insanity pleas or so-called crimes 2:36:30.360 --> 2:36:33.949 of passion can... ever justify someone being found innocent of 2:36:33.990 --> 2:36:38.830 murder or is it never justified? Crimes of passion? I 2:36:38.850 --> 2:36:39.790 keep alluding. 2:36:40.209 --> 2:36:41.970 Crimes of passion. 2:36:42.230 --> 2:36:44.429 It's probably alluding to that lady that killed her kids recently. 2:36:44.690 --> 2:36:47.930 Probably. For what? What'd she kill her for? 2:36:47.990 --> 2:36:48.930 She said it was postpartum. 2:36:49.050 --> 2:36:50.050 And she jumped out the window? 2:36:51.510 --> 2:36:53.300 And it was one black dude that was like, nope, 2:36:53.350 --> 2:36:54.350 you going to jail today. 2:36:54.720 --> 2:36:59.340 Mm-hmm. Everybody else voted her insane and to not, to, 2:36:59.620 --> 2:37:04.820 they voted her off. Yeah. Mm-hmm. But, yeah, I do 2:37:04.860 --> 2:37:07.199 believe there's crimes of insanity. I don't know if passion 2:37:07.240 --> 2:37:12.359 more so. No. A crime of passion, it's still, like, 2:37:12.379 --> 2:37:14.780 you still hurt somebody. You still killed somebody. Yeah, exactly. 2:37:15.020 --> 2:37:16.170 You know what I'm trying to hit at? 2:37:16.450 --> 2:37:17.090 Yeah, if I was on the jury. 2:37:17.110 --> 2:37:18.410 I think you should give them. 2:37:18.330 --> 2:37:21.210 Help versus just locking them up, but I don't know. 2:37:21.450 --> 2:37:23.970 Consequences still need to be addressed. 2:37:24.110 --> 2:37:24.410 Yeah. 2:37:24.830 --> 2:37:28.230 Yeah, it still needs to be you did this thing 2:37:28.350 --> 2:37:29.830 that hurt people, so you need to be. 2:37:30.200 --> 2:37:30.660 You know. Right. 2:37:30.860 --> 2:37:31.379 Held accountable. 2:37:31.400 --> 2:37:31.619 Yeah. 2:37:31.920 --> 2:37:33.200 It's like with kids, you know what I'm saying? 2:37:33.220 --> 2:37:35.680 Kids do stuff, dumb stuff all the time, but they 2:37:35.700 --> 2:37:38.720 still need to be held accountable whether they kind of 2:37:38.740 --> 2:37:40.780 knew right from wrong in the moment or whatever. They 2:37:40.800 --> 2:37:42.779 still need to be held accountable for certain things. 2:37:43.420 --> 2:37:44.199 That's interesting. 2:37:44.700 --> 2:37:47.080 Why you say that? I was at a little league 2:37:47.160 --> 2:37:51.300 game yesterday and, um, just how some of the dads, like, 2:37:51.379 --> 2:37:52.480 make their kids feel. 2:37:52.500 --> 2:37:55.930 Like, these five- and six-year-olds playing t-ball. 2:37:55.950 --> 2:37:56.890 Like, you did that, bro. 2:37:56.910 --> 2:37:58.650 Like, just yelling at the little kid. 2:37:58.670 --> 2:38:01.750 I was like, bro, like, it has to, like, it 2:38:01.990 --> 2:38:03.550 make you not even want to play sports if you 2:38:03.570 --> 2:38:05.850 the kid. I don't understand how the parent don't pick 2:38:05.930 --> 2:38:08.379 up on it. Like, he was just reaming it. I 2:38:08.420 --> 2:38:11.740 was like, bro, he going to hate baseball. Yeah, he 2:38:11.760 --> 2:38:14.200 going to hate baseball the way you talking to him. Like, 2:38:14.240 --> 2:38:15.940 God damn. He fucked. 2:38:17.100 --> 2:38:17.570 No, it don't. 2:38:18.070 --> 2:38:20.550 But there's a line. That's what made me think of 2:38:20.590 --> 2:38:22.690 it with the accountability that Rod said because he. 2:38:22.410 --> 2:38:23.370 Did do something dumb. 2:38:23.410 --> 2:38:24.470 It was dumb as hell. 2:38:24.830 --> 2:38:25.330 It was dumb. 2:38:25.370 --> 2:38:28.430 But he didn't have to lose his shit. Dude lost 2:38:28.490 --> 2:38:28.929 his shit. 2:38:29.010 --> 2:38:30.590 I was like, bro, that's a fucking kid, dude. 2:38:30.610 --> 2:38:32.390 When that kid goes and he beats the shit out 2:38:32.410 --> 2:38:34.170 of his wife, all you dumb motherfuckers are going to 2:38:34.190 --> 2:38:35.410 sit back being like, why'd he do that? 2:38:35.430 --> 2:38:37.880 Why'd he do that? 2:38:37.920 --> 2:38:41.900 That's what it leads to. You screaming at kids for T-ball. 2:38:41.920 --> 2:38:43.840 I was yelling at the soccer kids yesterday. 2:38:43.900 --> 2:38:46.860 Can't you? I don't think. I'm just loud, though. Yeah, yeah. 2:38:47.780 --> 2:38:49.260 Some yelling coaches are good. 2:38:49.280 --> 2:38:50.580 Except when they do some stupid. 2:38:50.620 --> 2:38:51.860 It don't work for them. 2:38:51.879 --> 2:38:52.879 I'm like, Miles, you got a shot. 2:38:52.920 --> 2:38:54.940 What are you doing? Why are you doing that? Like, 2:38:55.000 --> 2:38:57.000 take the shot. What are you doing? He played better, though. 2:38:57.540 --> 2:38:58.320 That's the style of coaching. 2:38:58.340 --> 2:39:01.400 They're scared. That's the style. I was this one kid. 2:39:02.100 --> 2:39:05.570 I'm going to call him Leroy. He was playing all 2:39:05.650 --> 2:39:08.170 passive last week, running around, look at the balls, run 2:39:08.209 --> 2:39:09.530 up to it, don't kick it. I'm like, bro, what 2:39:09.590 --> 2:39:10.670 is wrong with you? I had to pull him to 2:39:10.690 --> 2:39:11.789 the side, man. You know, blah, blah, blah. 2:39:12.280 --> 2:39:13.939 But he was getting after it this week. 2:39:14.060 --> 2:39:15.539 And I gave him some props. I was like, hey, man, 2:39:15.560 --> 2:39:18.080 that's what I'm talking about. He was just smiling. Now 2:39:18.100 --> 2:39:20.270 there's another one I got to work on. Because he 2:39:20.290 --> 2:39:20.750 be out there. 2:39:20.790 --> 2:39:21.709 And he got moves. 2:39:21.730 --> 2:39:23.869 He on the sideline doing all these foot moves. I'm like, bro, 2:39:23.890 --> 2:39:25.870 why aren't you doing that in the field? I do 2:39:25.890 --> 2:39:27.830 think it's a fine line with coaching, right? 2:39:27.870 --> 2:39:31.910 Yeah. Like you have to inspire and kind of. 2:39:34.070 --> 2:39:38.089 I was never receptive to that coach, that yelling coach. 2:39:38.129 --> 2:39:40.190 Yeah, me neither. That's why I never worked with him. 2:39:40.230 --> 2:39:43.370 They do need to. The push It's a push. 2:39:43.250 --> 2:39:45.310 Yeah yeah Same thing with parenting You still have to 2:39:45.510 --> 2:39:48.449 You kind of have to Put some aggression in there 2:39:48.480 --> 2:39:51.000 Just know that Like that you're serious About things Right 2:39:51.360 --> 2:39:53.260 But also Know that. 2:39:53.160 --> 2:39:55.320 You're not That serious That's what bothered me The most 2:39:55.360 --> 2:39:57.459 Like he was almost Making it to the kid Like 2:39:57.620 --> 2:39:59.680 you can't fuck up Like it's okay to fuck up 2:39:59.760 --> 2:40:03.080 Right Yeah yeah Explain it to him Like okay You 2:40:03.100 --> 2:40:06.840 fucked up Oh we do do that But there's also Yeah. 2:40:06.420 --> 2:40:09.629 Yeah don't worry about I'm a big proponent Of like 2:40:10.870 --> 2:40:14.370 Positive reinforcement I think that's really big because he's a 2:40:14.410 --> 2:40:19.240 positive reinforcement kid. But he still has to know that 2:40:19.280 --> 2:40:23.779 there's consequences to certain actions. But I don't mind after that. 2:40:24.180 --> 2:40:25.340 It's like the tough love thing. 2:40:26.760 --> 2:40:30.360 Yeah, that makes sense. And I think it's on a 2:40:30.379 --> 2:40:33.320 case-by-case basis. You adjust to the kid. You learn what 2:40:33.360 --> 2:40:36.250 they can say. You know they can't take all that yelling. 2:40:36.670 --> 2:40:38.390 You don't yell and you find another way to reach them. 2:40:38.530 --> 2:40:42.109 But Yeah, I mean, I think, I don't know if 2:40:42.129 --> 2:40:44.869 you do this, but if, like, the kid spills something 2:40:44.890 --> 2:40:47.530 or whatever, I'm like, hey, what happens? I said, I'm 2:40:47.560 --> 2:40:50.100 spilling something. We're just going to clean it up. Hey, man, 2:40:50.120 --> 2:40:51.380 just go get a towel, clean it up, do this, 2:40:51.420 --> 2:40:51.760 do that. 2:40:51.860 --> 2:40:54.160 We used to get in trouble for spilling. That's crazy 2:40:54.180 --> 2:40:57.160 that you get in trouble for spilling something. That's fucking insane. Yeah. Wait, 2:40:57.220 --> 2:40:57.500 you do? 2:40:58.459 --> 2:40:59.379 No, no, no. 2:40:59.420 --> 2:41:02.780 You fussing kids for doing that? No, what? Clumsy ass. 2:41:02.800 --> 2:41:05.340 Yeah, I definitely got that. 2:41:05.560 --> 2:41:07.700 Yeah. Oh, I thought you do it. No, I don't 2:41:07.760 --> 2:41:08.220 do that. No. 2:41:08.240 --> 2:41:10.580 Who am I going to say that to? Get my 2:41:10.660 --> 2:41:14.280 ass from talking to somebody's kid like that. But no, 2:41:14.340 --> 2:41:16.020 I just meant like, I used to get that when 2:41:16.040 --> 2:41:17.660 I was a kid. But also as an adult now, 2:41:17.700 --> 2:41:19.619 I just realized it because she was working three damn jobs. 2:41:19.660 --> 2:41:20.510 Right, they were just stressed out. 2:41:20.560 --> 2:41:21.920 It had nothing to do with the fact that I 2:41:21.920 --> 2:41:23.500 spilled the milk. It's the fact that, okay, yeah, I 2:41:23.520 --> 2:41:24.920 got to replace the milk you just spilled and you 2:41:24.940 --> 2:41:25.740 ain't got a damn job. 2:41:25.820 --> 2:41:28.959 Like the light bill. The light bill was three days past, dude. 2:41:28.980 --> 2:41:29.760 Yeah, and you. 2:41:29.620 --> 2:41:30.379 Dropping the lights on. 2:41:30.420 --> 2:41:33.539 I'll get your dumb ass down somewhere. See, it was 2:41:33.560 --> 2:41:35.500 that look that I used to get when I leave 2:41:35.520 --> 2:41:37.060 the damn light on in the bathroom. My mom be like, 2:41:38.530 --> 2:41:42.540 I done told you ten times to turn the light out. 2:41:43.400 --> 2:41:45.220 And you keep leaving it on. 2:41:45.280 --> 2:41:47.220 I still leave the light on to this day. 2:41:47.320 --> 2:41:47.759 I don't. 2:41:47.879 --> 2:41:50.160 I get fussed at all the time. I already know 2:41:50.200 --> 2:41:52.020 you've been in a room because you left the light on. 2:41:52.300 --> 2:41:53.300 You still leave lights on? 2:41:53.580 --> 2:41:56.680 Yeah. Yeah, I do. I don't ever. 2:41:56.820 --> 2:41:58.670 Man, I got that problem now. 2:41:58.810 --> 2:42:00.709 I got to go back behind her, turn all the 2:42:00.750 --> 2:42:01.230 damn lights off. 2:42:01.270 --> 2:42:03.369 Me too. I do that too. So you the light 2:42:03.550 --> 2:42:04.090 leaver owner. 2:42:04.129 --> 2:42:05.390 Yeah, I leave the lights on now. 2:42:05.410 --> 2:42:06.810 That drives me insane. Yep. 2:42:07.230 --> 2:42:07.449 Click. 2:42:07.920 --> 2:42:11.950 Click, click. I'm going to go back in the kitchen. 2:42:12.350 --> 2:42:13.269 Do you pay the power bill? 2:42:13.730 --> 2:42:13.949 Yeah. 2:42:15.450 --> 2:42:19.070 And you still leave the lights on? That's how she is. 2:42:19.129 --> 2:42:21.990 I know the consequences of it, Rob. If the bill 2:42:22.010 --> 2:42:23.789 gets crazy. Hey, look, that's even more reason to leave 2:42:23.830 --> 2:42:29.169 it on. I'm paying this, motherfucker. I can do whatever 2:42:29.250 --> 2:42:31.060 I want. It's the principle of it. 2:42:31.270 --> 2:42:33.760 Because she'll be like, I'm leaving it on for the cats. 2:42:34.300 --> 2:42:37.270 They see in the dark. Turn the damn light off. 2:42:37.290 --> 2:42:38.130 They see better than us. 2:42:38.170 --> 2:42:40.590 Hey, but when that water bill, we had a leaking 2:42:40.610 --> 2:42:42.230 toilet or something. When that water bill got crazy, I 2:42:42.250 --> 2:42:42.830 was like, hey. 2:42:42.870 --> 2:42:45.789 Y'all going to have to, hey, wait a minute. Wait 2:42:45.850 --> 2:42:49.029 a minute. Because that's the one that always surprised you 2:42:49.050 --> 2:42:51.870 because you're used to that being like $ 15, $ 20. 2:42:51.350 --> 2:42:53.359 A water bill come, it's $ 200, $ 300. 2:42:53.250 --> 2:42:56.410 You're like, oh, what happened? Nah, one of y'all going 2:42:56.430 --> 2:42:57.129 to drown today. 2:42:57.510 --> 2:42:59.190 But trust me, Rob, the bill get too crazy and 2:42:59.209 --> 2:43:01.050 I'm like, all right, we got to do this. But first, 2:43:01.129 --> 2:43:03.590 I'm going to probably blame the data center. Then me. 2:43:05.790 --> 2:43:07.390 This ain't my fault. 2:43:07.470 --> 2:43:09.430 Thoughts on the Jasmine Crockett controversy? 2:43:10.330 --> 2:43:11.030 I didn't see what happened. 2:43:11.050 --> 2:43:13.150 What's going on with that? Was it the Chris Brown thing? 2:43:13.170 --> 2:43:14.490 Oh, she was at Chris Brown's show. 2:43:15.090 --> 2:43:16.190 Yeah, she gave. 2:43:16.110 --> 2:43:18.730 Him an award or something like that. 2:43:18.750 --> 2:43:19.670 I heard it was a little bit. 2:43:21.740 --> 2:43:22.060 You know what? 2:43:22.080 --> 2:43:23.120 I'm going to stay out of it because I don't 2:43:23.140 --> 2:43:26.340 know the full details about what really happened. 2:43:26.480 --> 2:43:29.180 All I know is why in the hell would you 2:43:29.220 --> 2:43:32.320 do this? She was trying to be cool. That's really 2:43:32.360 --> 2:43:34.260 all it is. She was trying to be cool. How 2:43:34.300 --> 2:43:35.520 with Chris Brown, though? 2:43:35.920 --> 2:43:39.849 Because Chris Brown is still one of the top performing 2:43:39.950 --> 2:43:41.250 artists in the universe. 2:43:41.490 --> 2:43:41.869 I know. 2:43:42.310 --> 2:43:43.590 So that's all it was, man. 2:43:43.610 --> 2:43:44.290 Man. 2:43:44.330 --> 2:43:46.630 Like, he couldn't really do it with Usher because Usher's cool, 2:43:47.050 --> 2:43:50.410 but he's really only cool with, like, our age. Chris 2:43:50.470 --> 2:43:52.110 Brown is still cool with younger people. 2:43:52.310 --> 2:43:54.189 And a little older, too. And older. 2:43:54.330 --> 2:43:59.840 He's got that double audience. But, man, look. Y'all scream. 2:43:59.920 --> 2:44:00.540 Not y'all here. 2:44:00.580 --> 2:44:03.540 Y'all on the internet got so angry when I was 2:44:03.560 --> 2:44:04.760 talking shit about Jasmine Crockett. 2:44:07.360 --> 2:44:08.280 This is what I'm talking about. 2:44:08.300 --> 2:44:11.020 Y'all were fine when she was taking APAC money and 2:44:11.060 --> 2:44:13.810 supporting genocides, but oh, Chris Brown is where you draw 2:44:13.830 --> 2:44:16.850 the line. It's like, bro, read the room. There's like 2:44:16.890 --> 2:44:19.250 a lot of shit going on. She's still a politician. 2:44:19.750 --> 2:44:23.010 She's doing what politicians do, which is dumb shit. She's 2:44:23.050 --> 2:44:24.570 trying to be cool with the black audience. 2:44:25.410 --> 2:44:25.789 It's crazy. 2:44:25.850 --> 2:44:29.480 Chris Brown is still toxic. His name's still toxic. To 2:44:29.500 --> 2:44:31.720 this day, it's like, I don't understand it. It's still. 2:44:31.760 --> 2:44:35.039 How do y'all not still understand that? Every time. 2:44:35.540 --> 2:44:36.519 I understand it. 2:44:36.560 --> 2:44:38.020 I just, I don't. 2:44:38.040 --> 2:44:39.140 Why do you think it's crazy? 2:44:40.160 --> 2:44:44.070 Because other people have did more and have bounced back quicker. 2:44:45.370 --> 2:44:46.510 We can hold them accountable, too. 2:44:47.010 --> 2:44:48.690 Well, he bounced back. Yeah. Right. 2:44:48.709 --> 2:44:50.150 He's still, like I said, he's one of the top 2:44:50.170 --> 2:44:51.030 performing artists. 2:44:50.870 --> 2:44:53.949 In the world. True. Okay. He probably had the biggest 2:44:53.990 --> 2:44:57.360 bounce back, honestly. But he's still doing shit. What I 2:44:57.379 --> 2:45:00.120 mean is, like, I heard you getting backlash for it. 2:45:00.920 --> 2:45:02.580 them exing him out at the awards a couple of 2:45:02.600 --> 2:45:05.270 years ago, not doing the Michael Jackson show, all those things, 2:45:05.709 --> 2:45:10.470 I would think by now that people would say, it 2:45:10.490 --> 2:45:12.550 doesn't bother me that Chris Brown is doing this, but 2:45:12.690 --> 2:45:13.129 I guess not. 2:45:13.870 --> 2:45:16.080 Oh, I see what you're saying, that people are still 2:45:16.320 --> 2:45:20.699 mad at Chris Brown for the Rihanna thing. 2:45:21.020 --> 2:45:24.020 It's not even just the Rihanna shit, he still gets 2:45:24.120 --> 2:45:24.600 in trouble. 2:45:25.620 --> 2:45:27.320 He still gets in trouble. 2:45:27.360 --> 2:45:29.730 He threw the chair out the window and then there 2:45:29.760 --> 2:45:32.350 was something else where One of his other exes. 2:45:32.670 --> 2:45:33.110 Stalking. 2:45:33.170 --> 2:45:34.890 His dog just mauled somebody, too. 2:45:35.070 --> 2:45:36.770 Well, I can't blame him for his dog. I'm not 2:45:36.810 --> 2:45:37.610 like him. But that was. 2:45:39.030 --> 2:45:41.500 But that was... I can't remember the last time Chris 2:45:41.540 --> 2:45:43.300 Brown has really been in some shit. 2:45:43.600 --> 2:45:46.560 Not excusing any of the shit he's been in. I'm just... 2:45:46.879 --> 2:45:48.140 Can't think of anything recent. 2:45:48.379 --> 2:45:50.880 If you sit down and Google Chris Brown's name, you 2:45:50.900 --> 2:45:53.980 will have a list of shit. It's not all he 2:45:54.000 --> 2:45:56.180 beat up Rihanna or he beat up a woman. It's 2:45:56.220 --> 2:45:59.220 just constant shit that he's getting into. 2:45:59.240 --> 2:46:02.950 He's got a pending case right now in England. They 2:46:04.070 --> 2:46:05.250 don't even know he's going to be at the show 2:46:05.330 --> 2:46:07.650 in a couple months because he has to be to 2:46:07.690 --> 2:46:09.550 court in another country. 2:46:11.400 --> 2:46:14.460 It's not always the whole, oh, he's in trouble with 2:46:14.480 --> 2:46:16.800 the law, so he's a bad person. I don't think that. 2:46:17.160 --> 2:46:18.580 It's what the cases are. 2:46:19.459 --> 2:46:23.930 It's like if you're violent a lot, I'm not going 2:46:23.950 --> 2:46:24.950 to bat for you, bro. 2:46:25.010 --> 2:46:26.520 Like, try to be better. 2:46:26.879 --> 2:46:31.339 So, again, I'm still baffled by if there's still things 2:46:31.959 --> 2:46:33.180 that's happening. 2:46:33.560 --> 2:46:35.500 A year or two, three years ago. 2:46:35.520 --> 2:46:39.260 Like, I don't know. It's been one of the things 2:46:39.340 --> 2:46:42.300 I just haven't been able to. I mean, I. 2:46:42.260 --> 2:46:43.440 Think it makes complete sense. 2:46:43.700 --> 2:46:46.330 There are certain people that hold people accountable, and there 2:46:46.360 --> 2:46:47.970 are certain people that look at situations and say the 2:46:48.010 --> 2:46:48.790 music matters more. 2:46:49.250 --> 2:46:52.560 It's just the music is good, though. What? That's your opinion. 2:46:52.600 --> 2:46:53.350 People love it. 2:46:53.360 --> 2:46:56.980 People love it. That's just silly. That's just silly. 2:46:57.020 --> 2:46:59.679 That dude is killing it in that aspect. 2:46:59.760 --> 2:47:00.860 I thought she lost her seat. 2:47:01.200 --> 2:47:01.680 Who? 2:47:01.800 --> 2:47:04.000 Jasmine Crockett? She's probably trying to gear up for something else. 2:47:04.120 --> 2:47:05.740 She ain't even in politics. 2:47:05.760 --> 2:47:08.670 She's definitely still in politics. She's definitely still in politics. 2:47:08.680 --> 2:47:10.750 I think she's just gearing up for some next move 2:47:10.790 --> 2:47:11.330 in politics. 2:47:11.530 --> 2:47:13.390 I thought the dude beat her in the race that 2:47:13.410 --> 2:47:16.130 they had because she tried to switch seats or something, 2:47:16.170 --> 2:47:19.640 I thought, and it got beat. I stopped messing with 2:47:19.660 --> 2:47:20.699 her a long time ago. 2:47:22.240 --> 2:47:23.800 All right, let's try to get through these. Donald Vann, 2:47:23.860 --> 2:47:26.439 AI's giving you an ultimatum. Do any of these or 2:47:26.520 --> 2:47:29.459 it would kill us all. Lead vocalist in a Jack 2:47:29.480 --> 2:47:32.959 Harlow cover band and a tour for a year. Run 2:47:33.000 --> 2:47:37.300 with the Bulls, just you, or street fight three of 2:47:37.360 --> 2:47:38.060 your clones. 2:47:39.390 --> 2:47:42.330 Street Fight 3 clones, being in a cover band, singing 2:47:42.350 --> 2:47:42.950 Jack Harlow? 2:47:43.790 --> 2:47:47.940 Being in a Jack Harlow cover band and a tour. 2:47:47.959 --> 2:47:50.020 Why wouldn't I just do that? 2:47:50.480 --> 2:47:52.379 Yeah, I'm not trying to put myself in danger. Yeah, 2:47:52.440 --> 2:47:57.370 I don't hate Jack Harlow that much. I'm not going 2:47:57.390 --> 2:48:00.230 to die behind not doing this. I'm just going to 2:48:00.250 --> 2:48:01.970 do the Jack Harlow cover band. 2:48:02.050 --> 2:48:04.630 Yeah, but if I survive the Bulls, y'all, I mean, 2:48:04.650 --> 2:48:05.430 that's just one day. 2:48:05.930 --> 2:48:06.570 You know what, man? 2:48:06.610 --> 2:48:08.330 If you run with bulls, I hope you die. Not 2:48:08.370 --> 2:48:11.350 you in particular, but anybody that chooses to run. 2:48:11.170 --> 2:48:13.529 With bulls, I hope you die. Isn't that a cultural thing, though? 2:48:13.730 --> 2:48:14.490 I don't care. 2:48:14.550 --> 2:48:17.029 I'm not going to run with bulls. I don't care. 2:48:17.090 --> 2:48:19.970 Yeah, I think that's a cultural thing. Why would you 2:48:19.990 --> 2:48:20.650 even do that? 2:48:20.770 --> 2:48:24.090 You could just do the easy thing. That's like the 2:48:24.110 --> 2:48:24.530 roller coaster. 2:48:24.550 --> 2:48:26.330 I think being on tour with Jack Harlow is more 2:48:26.350 --> 2:48:28.560 of a torture than the other two options. 2:48:28.610 --> 2:48:30.060 Yeah, until you get a horn up your ass. 2:48:30.760 --> 2:48:34.840 Right. When you get trampled by fucking cows. 2:48:35.530 --> 2:48:36.050 Or bulls. 2:48:36.129 --> 2:48:37.650 At my age, they definitely going to catch me. 2:48:37.690 --> 2:48:38.890 That bull is going to catch. 2:48:38.709 --> 2:48:40.470 You so quick. I get like two steps. 2:48:40.550 --> 2:48:41.810 And you can't even shuck and jive. 2:48:41.890 --> 2:48:42.870 I can't anymore. 2:48:43.150 --> 2:48:46.450 And you the only one? Rob and use your wings. 2:48:46.510 --> 2:48:51.370 Rob and use your wings. 2:48:51.490 --> 2:48:54.510 All right. 2:48:54.590 --> 2:48:58.010 Zoofax, did y'all know that the still living blue whale 2:48:58.080 --> 2:48:59.640 is the largest animal ever? 2:48:59.720 --> 2:49:00.110 Who is? 2:49:01.060 --> 2:49:01.619 Blue whale. 2:49:01.860 --> 2:49:03.220 The blue whale? I can see that. 2:49:03.520 --> 2:49:04.119 Nope, but thanks. 2:49:04.260 --> 2:49:05.760 Yep, didn't know that. I mean, I can't imagine what 2:49:05.780 --> 2:49:08.830 would be bigger than a blue whale. Yeah. 2:49:09.180 --> 2:49:12.070 Musa, everybody keeps saying that AI is inevitable and we 2:49:12.110 --> 2:49:14.310 just have to live with it, but that idea is 2:49:14.350 --> 2:49:16.769 being sold to us by the company selling us AI? 2:49:17.310 --> 2:49:21.530 Bingo. I don't believe that. Bingo. Who was that? 2:49:21.629 --> 2:49:23.170 That paid to be fucking right? 2:49:23.910 --> 2:49:26.080 They're not right. Good job. Good job, pal. 2:49:26.720 --> 2:49:30.740 I think people just started using it. Sure. Everybody started 2:49:30.900 --> 2:49:33.080 using it before they started selling it. 2:49:33.480 --> 2:49:36.570 Man, you would think you'd get paid at least to 2:49:36.970 --> 2:49:39.029 deride Google this way. 2:49:39.050 --> 2:49:41.350 You at least should be getting some money from Google. 2:49:41.370 --> 2:49:44.690 It's Google. It's Claude. All of them. All of them. 2:49:44.910 --> 2:49:46.050 I saw everybody just starting. 2:49:46.090 --> 2:49:47.869 It was everywhere. I'm like, oh, my God. 2:49:47.890 --> 2:49:48.530 He just figured it out. 2:49:48.550 --> 2:49:49.590 He got stock everywhere. 2:49:49.610 --> 2:49:50.550 He ain't got no stock in that. 2:49:51.530 --> 2:49:52.840 He ain't got no stock in that. 2:49:52.879 --> 2:49:53.400 He wants some. 2:49:54.820 --> 2:49:58.260 When Claude becomes Deterious, then they're going to have a 2:49:58.260 --> 2:49:58.879 problem with it. 2:49:59.120 --> 2:50:01.730 Deterious. Be quiet, though. 2:50:01.790 --> 2:50:02.789 Claude Drake. 2:50:02.810 --> 2:50:05.790 Never mind, let me stop. Let me stop before I 2:50:05.790 --> 2:50:13.580 get racist. If Claude was a different cultural name, motherfuckers 2:50:13.600 --> 2:50:14.860 would have a different issue. 2:50:15.320 --> 2:50:17.090 If Claude was named Jermaine.... 2:50:18.990 --> 2:50:21.750 Or if Claude was named some, you know, Arabic name, 2:50:21.790 --> 2:50:23.010 y'all would have a problem then. 2:50:23.060 --> 2:50:24.090 Like, wait, wait, time out. 2:50:24.160 --> 2:50:25.880 What is this thing doing? What do you mean it 2:50:25.920 --> 2:50:28.260 went rogue? I mean, that's what Negroes do when they 2:50:28.280 --> 2:50:30.320 go rogue. 2:50:31.620 --> 2:50:33.800 I mean, China got their version. What's it called? 2:50:35.220 --> 2:50:38.040 I know sometimes the crew feels like you guys bring 2:50:38.060 --> 2:50:39.140 no impact. 2:50:41.080 --> 2:50:52.100 I thought you had got him. Stupid, bro. 2:50:53.660 --> 2:50:56.340 I know sometimes the crew feels like you guys make 2:50:56.760 --> 2:50:59.300 no impact, but you do. My father recently just passed, 2:50:59.360 --> 2:51:01.000 and you guys always bring a smile to my face. 2:51:01.020 --> 2:51:04.470 Sorry for your loss. Sorry for your loss, man. That's 2:51:04.510 --> 2:51:09.490 the worst. Can't go on to become Will Smith from 2:51:09.670 --> 2:51:13.430 iRobot soon. Yes. I haven't seen iRobot. Oh, really? 2:51:14.110 --> 2:51:14.710 Oh, yeah. 2:51:15.209 --> 2:51:20.240 Is he pro-AI? No, he's anti-AI. Oh, we think that 2:51:20.250 --> 2:51:21.879 kid's going to have a turn at some point. I 2:51:21.920 --> 2:51:22.379 guess so. 2:51:22.440 --> 2:51:24.300 He's the only person in the movie that's anti-AI. 2:51:24.379 --> 2:51:27.860 Yeah. Is it a good movie? It's pretty decent, actually. 2:51:27.879 --> 2:51:28.380 It's solid. 2:51:28.459 --> 2:51:30.640 It ain't a must-see or nothing, but it's solid. 2:51:30.800 --> 2:51:32.840 I think it is at this point in time. Really? 2:51:33.160 --> 2:51:35.720 I mean, with everything going on with AI, it's so accurate. 2:51:35.820 --> 2:51:37.340 I'm going to go watch it then. Yeah, you should 2:51:37.360 --> 2:51:37.800 watch it. 2:51:38.580 --> 2:51:40.570 Shit, at that point, shit was fucked up, right? He 2:51:40.620 --> 2:51:41.119 had no choice? 2:51:41.840 --> 2:51:45.360 Well, the whole movie, he was against it. So, yeah. Yeah. 2:51:45.580 --> 2:51:47.420 At that point, then, yeah, I'll be on your side. 2:51:48.020 --> 2:51:49.540 Shouldn't have got out of hand. 2:51:49.560 --> 2:51:51.500 Does he fall in love with a robot in the movie? No. 2:51:51.540 --> 2:51:55.260 Just watch it. Oh, yeah, he does. Ken Lyon, he does. 2:51:55.320 --> 2:51:55.660 Okay. 2:51:55.860 --> 2:51:56.379 I'll watch it. 2:51:56.879 --> 2:51:58.939 Jack Sutter, was there ever a time in your life 2:51:59.100 --> 2:52:00.860 you took a bad loss or failed at something? How 2:52:00.879 --> 2:52:02.820 did you bounce back? Any takeaways on how you keep 2:52:02.840 --> 2:52:06.260 your head up after something that didn't go your way? 2:52:08.980 --> 2:52:10.920 Can we revisit this next week? Sure. 2:52:11.200 --> 2:52:14.240 Okay. Because I know we're coming up on time, but 2:52:14.260 --> 2:52:17.670 I feel like this could be a good conversation. So, Jack, 2:52:18.020 --> 2:52:21.709 we'll revisit this next week. Kenneth Spack, I know you 2:52:21.730 --> 2:52:23.590 guys will talk more on Tuesday, but thoughts on USC 2:52:23.629 --> 2:52:25.850 players celebrating after the hit on Dante Moore. Does he 2:52:25.900 --> 2:52:26.800 deserve a suspension? 2:52:26.820 --> 2:52:35.539 Hmm. No, I don't think he's... It was crass, but 2:52:35.560 --> 2:52:36.990 I don't think he deserves a suspension. Yeah, I don't 2:52:37.000 --> 2:52:38.530 think he deserves a suspension. 2:52:38.590 --> 2:52:42.190 I know his reaction, you know, people do not like. 2:52:44.129 --> 2:52:45.490 But if it was just a hit. 2:52:47.150 --> 2:52:51.110 Like, I think you have to suspend everybody for the hit. 2:52:51.250 --> 2:52:53.730 Because you're suspended for the hit. People want to suspend 2:52:53.750 --> 2:52:56.720 him for his actions after the hit. And I don't 2:52:56.740 --> 2:52:59.700 think that... That means the standing for that. 2:53:00.920 --> 2:53:01.040 Um. 2:53:01.520 --> 2:53:04.619 How do you guys deal with procrastination and self-doubt? I'm 2:53:04.650 --> 2:53:05.990 going back to college soon, and I want to keep 2:53:06.030 --> 2:53:08.470 my head down and stay focused. 2:53:08.510 --> 2:53:13.590 Procrastination and what else? Self-doubt. Self-doubt. That's a daily thing. 2:53:14.070 --> 2:53:18.780 Every day. Procrastination. Procrastination, one of the best pieces of 2:53:18.800 --> 2:53:20.840 advice I ever heard about it is don't wait to 2:53:20.900 --> 2:53:24.540 do anything that takes two minutes or less. Like hanging 2:53:24.580 --> 2:53:27.440 up your clothes, washing, like just small stuff like that, 2:53:27.500 --> 2:53:30.939 and then that builds and helps you. train your brain 2:53:31.080 --> 2:53:33.640 not to put other things off. That was the best 2:53:33.680 --> 2:53:37.179 piece of advice I've ever gotten about procrastination. I still 2:53:37.240 --> 2:53:43.130 make lists and check them off. It's very kind of 2:53:43.570 --> 2:53:46.830 satisfying to check something off your list or whatever. A 2:53:47.650 --> 2:53:49.890 lot of times it's just like, and I have to 2:53:49.910 --> 2:53:52.990 remind myself of this daily, just one thing at a time. 2:53:53.610 --> 2:53:56.750 That's really all it is. If you start thinking about 2:53:56.990 --> 2:54:00.080 everything that you got to do, you end up either 2:54:00.140 --> 2:54:03.040 not doing it or procrastinating or whatever. But if you 2:54:03.060 --> 2:54:04.280 just be like, all right, well, let me just do 2:54:04.300 --> 2:54:09.120 this one thing. Small wins. Small wins. Just focus on 2:54:09.170 --> 2:54:09.840 small wins. 2:54:10.610 --> 2:54:14.390 I like the list idea, Rod. I just procrastinate on 2:54:14.410 --> 2:54:14.950 making the list. 2:54:16.910 --> 2:54:22.189 That part. I feel you, though. But sometimes I have to. 2:54:22.290 --> 2:54:24.449 A schedule helps me out a lot. So if I 2:54:24.470 --> 2:54:26.270 can find the time to put something on a schedule 2:54:26.310 --> 2:54:30.350 that's repeatable, then I'm much, much better. The thing I 2:54:30.390 --> 2:54:32.510 said is kind of close to what you were saying, Spike, 2:54:32.610 --> 2:54:35.199 is that my father-in-law says this, don't be kicking the 2:54:35.220 --> 2:54:38.240 can down the road. Keep kicking that can down the road. 2:54:38.280 --> 2:54:39.420 At some point, you're going to have to pick it up. 2:54:39.900 --> 2:54:42.060 So if there's something I can do right away that 2:54:42.100 --> 2:54:43.260 I know at some point I'm going to have to 2:54:43.280 --> 2:54:46.080 do anyway, I'll say to myself, hey, I'm just kicking 2:54:46.100 --> 2:54:47.200 the can down the road. I've got to pick it 2:54:47.240 --> 2:54:48.420 up at some point. Let me just go to knock 2:54:48.480 --> 2:54:49.300 it out and get it done with. 2:54:49.500 --> 2:54:51.580 Yep. Because you'll feel good when it's done. Right. Yep. 2:54:52.180 --> 2:54:53.900 But I definitely have that problem of I have too 2:54:53.920 --> 2:54:55.449 many things and I just don't do any of it. 2:54:55.459 --> 2:54:56.020 Yep. Same. 2:54:56.160 --> 2:54:58.660 That's my number one issue. That's why I'm still on 2:54:58.680 --> 2:54:59.340 chapter one of my book. 2:55:02.000 --> 2:55:04.000 What was the second part of that question? That was 2:55:04.040 --> 2:55:05.300 kind of it. Self-doubt. 2:55:05.560 --> 2:55:06.340 Self-doubt. 2:55:09.360 --> 2:55:11.580 I don't know if I had a self-doubt part. Of 2:55:11.650 --> 2:55:20.510 course not. No, no, no. Yeah, I'm just trying to think. Exercise. 2:55:20.530 --> 2:55:21.390 Exercise helps with that. 2:55:21.410 --> 2:55:21.910 Small wins. 2:55:21.970 --> 2:55:23.810 Like Rod said, you get a couple small wins, you'll 2:55:23.830 --> 2:55:26.050 start to feel better. And, you know, hopefully you have 2:55:26.070 --> 2:55:28.570 people in your corner that's always constantly backing you up 2:55:28.670 --> 2:55:29.430 and stuff like that. 2:55:31.170 --> 2:55:34.369 Exercise helps with self-doubt because you're doing something and completing something, 2:55:34.490 --> 2:55:37.129 and it gives you confidence. That is a good one. 2:55:37.170 --> 2:55:40.400 Yeah, exercise makes you feel confident about just your health. 2:55:40.450 --> 2:55:44.070 Like eating right. Yep. It's like simple stuff that you 2:55:44.090 --> 2:55:45.630 wouldn't even realize. 2:55:45.730 --> 2:55:49.990 Sleep even sometimes makes you feel like that. Sleep deprivation 2:55:50.030 --> 2:55:54.270 is real. So yeah, it's just little natural things that 2:55:54.300 --> 2:55:54.830 you don't even have. 2:55:54.740 --> 2:55:57.780 To put a lot of effort into that'll help you 2:55:57.800 --> 2:55:58.500 with self-doubt. 2:56:01.360 --> 2:56:05.039 Musa, so many artists, athletes, partner with, I can't even 2:56:05.080 --> 2:56:05.300 say it. 2:56:05.300 --> 2:56:05.740 Koshi? 2:56:06.540 --> 2:56:06.880 Kishi. 2:56:07.440 --> 2:56:07.840 Kishi? 2:56:07.980 --> 2:56:08.160 Yeah. 2:56:08.680 --> 2:56:13.030 Why is the A there? But anyway, Kishi and Pauly 2:56:13.060 --> 2:56:16.060 Marketfield is dystopian. They don't need the money. They're just 2:56:16.500 --> 2:56:21.699 morally and ethically bankrupt. You're more than likely absolutely right. 2:56:26.450 --> 2:56:32.070 What is one more from Musa? It is interesting to 2:56:32.110 --> 2:56:33.890 see how many people are willing to defend the lawsuit 2:56:33.930 --> 2:56:35.740 now that it's one of their favorite artists doing it. 2:56:36.230 --> 2:56:38.920 I love OutKast, but legends going after a young artist 2:56:38.980 --> 2:56:39.980 is whack in my opinion. 2:56:40.220 --> 2:56:40.420 Agreed. 2:56:41.160 --> 2:56:43.960 Yep, yep. 2:56:44.200 --> 2:56:46.500 Thoughts on Kaepernick's Jay-Z comments? 2:56:48.160 --> 2:56:50.180 Anybody up to date on them? 2:56:50.200 --> 2:56:53.300 Yes. I saw a couple clips of Kaepernick. You talking 2:56:53.379 --> 2:56:56.020 about Kaepernick about Jay-Z? Yeah, do we need to revisit this? 2:56:56.060 --> 2:56:57.090 Because we haven't talked about it yet. 2:56:57.100 --> 2:56:58.470 Yeah, this sounds like a longer conversation. 2:56:58.570 --> 2:56:58.890 It is. 2:56:58.910 --> 2:57:04.410 It's a conversation. It's definitely a longer conversation. Because it ain't, yeah, yeah, yeah. 2:57:04.810 --> 2:57:05.310 Okay. 2:57:05.470 --> 2:57:09.000 Interesting. My thoughts on it was interesting, and Cap made 2:57:09.020 --> 2:57:10.320 some very interesting claims. 2:57:11.100 --> 2:57:11.820 Very interesting. 2:57:12.800 --> 2:57:13.980 It did not sound far-fetched. 2:57:14.260 --> 2:57:14.620 It did not. 2:57:14.680 --> 2:57:14.920 Not at all. 2:57:15.540 --> 2:57:16.020 It did not. 2:57:16.820 --> 2:57:19.080 It's not even speaking bad about Jay necessarily. 2:57:19.320 --> 2:57:20.140 He said Jay was a blackface. 2:57:20.300 --> 2:57:22.820 He's saying that Jay is a pawn. Yeah. What we've 2:57:22.840 --> 2:57:25.949 been saying. Yeah, we'll send you some stuff to it. 2:57:26.610 --> 2:57:28.420 check out Rod. I've seen it floating around. I just 2:57:28.430 --> 2:57:30.480 hadn't clicked on it. I haven't watched a lot of it, 2:57:30.500 --> 2:57:32.120 but I've seen enough to be like, hey, Kaepernick. He 2:57:32.140 --> 2:57:36.000 got Kaepernick's name blocked in his browser. I haven't even 2:57:36.020 --> 2:57:38.340 watched the Jade documentary yet. It's eight parts. 2:57:38.660 --> 2:57:39.890 Don't blame me. 2:57:40.000 --> 2:57:40.820 I had time. 2:57:41.140 --> 2:57:44.700 We'll make that next week's fight, Kaepernick thing, because a 2:57:44.720 --> 2:57:46.120 couple of people have asked us about it, so we'll 2:57:46.140 --> 2:57:48.120 talk about that and then the other question that we 2:57:48.180 --> 2:57:52.720 have next week as well. Shout out to WhatHandle007 for 2:57:52.720 --> 2:57:54.620 10 jewels gold coin. I don't know what that means. 2:57:54.660 --> 2:57:58.020 Maybe that's the song. Or, no, I think that, because 2:57:58.060 --> 2:57:59.700 I turned off Super Chats, I think that's like a 2:57:59.760 --> 2:58:02.060 gift or something that people can do on there now. 2:58:02.680 --> 2:58:03.440 But shout out to them. 2:58:03.800 --> 2:58:07.640 Ten jewels? Yeah. That sounds disrespectful in some way. I 2:58:07.640 --> 2:58:09.600 don't know how. Ten jewels? Man, I'm about to give 2:58:09.620 --> 2:58:12.539 you these jewels right quick. I don't know. 2:58:12.600 --> 2:58:13.220 Never mind. 2:58:14.280 --> 2:58:16.020 Yeah, I don't. I'm about to Google that because that 2:58:16.040 --> 2:58:18.480 don't sound right. Yeah, you might need to look that up. Yeah. 2:58:18.720 --> 2:58:19.960 Figure out what jewels you're talking about. 2:58:21.080 --> 2:58:23.000 Ain't nobody refer to it as jewels in a minute. 2:58:24.300 --> 2:58:26.300 Man, he said 10 jewels and gold coins. 2:58:26.320 --> 2:58:26.780 Gold coins. 2:58:26.900 --> 2:58:30.220 I think that's some sort of thing that they have, 2:58:30.260 --> 2:58:32.019 like they stole from Twitch. 2:58:33.480 --> 2:58:33.660 Oh. 2:58:34.120 --> 2:58:38.509 Yeah, but that has been the show. We appreciate everybody 2:58:39.510 --> 2:58:46.129 coming through. As usual, I'll get the date for next month. 2:58:46.250 --> 2:58:47.190 Maybe Halloween theme. 2:58:47.250 --> 2:58:48.369 We'll do something with Halloween or whatever. 2:58:48.390 --> 2:58:49.270 I feel like we always do that. 2:58:49.390 --> 2:58:51.330 Yeah, we got to keep it consistent. 2:58:52.400 --> 2:58:55.610 Mm-hmm. And, yeah, we'll catch you guys next time. We out. Peace. 2:58:55.660 --> 2:58:56.439 Thanks for coming, y'all. 2:58:58.680 --> 2:58:58.860 Yeah. 2:58:59.240 --> 2:58:59.939 Thank y'all. 2:59:01.050 --> 2:59:06.500 What are we doing next? Wait a second. All right. 2:59:06.540 --> 2:59:10.420 We out. Peace. Yeah, I think we only got one 2:59:10.459 --> 2:59:14.470 more thing, right? That dumbass move. Yeah, unless we was 2:59:14.490 --> 2:59:17.000 going to replace the combo with what you said.