Speaker 1: Holy chess man, half woman. Yes, Garie, want to help
Speaker 1: you to the tea. It's Garret. Gary has the tea
Speaker 1: and the come on the day. Gary.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Good morning, Riggi, Good morning America. Good morning
Speaker 2: in the US. Tuesday, A beautiful, beautiful day in the neighborhood.
Speaker 2: And here's what's happening in celebrity news.
Speaker 1: Y'all. Remember if Michael Jackson had that song, keep it
Speaker 1: in the closet. You know, I guess I don't know
Speaker 1: what he wanted kept in the closet, But a lot
Speaker 1: of people.
Speaker 2: Saying, y'all, Oprah Winfrey may have taken that literally there
Speaker 2: because they're being reports that you know, she evidently kept
Speaker 2: stepping locked up in the closet. People will wondering where
Speaker 2: and the hell they weren't. That's about they making this
Speaker 2: big stick about them being seen. They have been seen
Speaker 2: together in seven years now, they say, Oprah and Steman,
Speaker 2: y'all have been a couple for years. And I asked
Speaker 2: her fan Rose, They said, speculations.
Speaker 1: Around the romance spirals.
Speaker 2: Each fresh outing together led to fresh speculation and in
Speaker 2: some cases your.
Speaker 1: Allegations about the pair. As Oprah made a decision.
Speaker 2: Now they said she and her longtime partner opted to
Speaker 2: scale back.
Speaker 1: Their joint public appearances.
Speaker 2: Oprah Wants revealed every time there's a new photograph, there's
Speaker 2: a new story. Rather than feed the sidles, she said,
Speaker 2: the couple hundred simply after to keep their relationship largely
Speaker 2: off screen, making their rare public moments together like this
Speaker 2: moment's were you you know, they were talking about, you know,
Speaker 2: like I just talked about the seven year time. They
Speaker 2: hadn't been sein since seven long years. But now my
Speaker 2: thing is that, you know, people are being missed and
Speaker 2: I don't know why they being missed because a lot
Speaker 2: of people say, even though they still not marriage steaming
Speaker 2: in Oprah, they got engaged once upon a time and
Speaker 2: they decided, you know, honey, that they didn't want to
Speaker 2: get married. I guess missus Winfrey didn't want to marry
Speaker 2: him after all. And now they're still together. But people
Speaker 2: are saying, maybe people thought that maybe step wouldn't even
Speaker 2: their honey marry missus Winfrey because you know, they said,
Speaker 2: you know, with him being the attractive man that he is,
Speaker 2: and miss Winfrey had got her dollars up yet, but
Speaker 2: she could get her the best makeup and stuff.
Speaker 3: They said, you know, what are you talk getting her
Speaker 3: up to get the best makeup?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I mean you know you had dallars since she was
Speaker 3: in Chicago doing the Oprah Wolf Show. What are you talking?
Speaker 5: Man?
Speaker 1: I had that many dollars because she wasn't the one
Speaker 1: who she is.
Speaker 3: I ain't got nothing to do with makeup. He's seen
Speaker 3: no wing without it and he's still there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but all of that.
Speaker 2: But as I was saying, people were saying that Oprah
Speaker 2: hadn't got her dollars up yet, you know, to give
Speaker 2: the beauty and flawless person that she is.
Speaker 3: Today, that she's always flawless, don't do that.
Speaker 1: Well, I'm sorry.
Speaker 3: You don't have to be sorry.
Speaker 1: They're still together. Absolutely that you one to sorry.
Speaker 2: She got somebody you don't Jesus, And that's all I need.
Speaker 1: And you don't need nothing else, nobody else, nothing else
Speaker 1: us giving me that thing? Oh no, girl, Come on now.
Speaker 4: But if I if I'm standing, I'll stay in that
Speaker 4: back house, so I'll be bringing cooking breakfast and everything.
Speaker 1: I'll be picking. Was making bouquets.
Speaker 4: I borrow a couple of peo, and I borrow a
Speaker 4: couple of care. The piece I'll bring him driving miss Daisy.
Speaker 2: Come on now, yes lord, yes, lord, but anyway, but congratulate.
Speaker 1: You know the Oprah and Steve of there still together.
Speaker 2: Yes, down, honey, after not being seen in the public
Speaker 2: for seven old days and years.
Speaker 1: So congratulations to steming. Honey. He's holding on on me
Speaker 1: because my think is this.
Speaker 2: You know, a nice handsome face always works well, but
Speaker 2: you know somebody that's contrast.
Speaker 3: Sometimes the nice handsome face ain't the nicest person. So
Speaker 3: apparently that's not it. Apparently he's nice to her and
Speaker 3: she's nice to him.
Speaker 1: Yes lord, yes, you did they sleep together?
Speaker 4: I mean, if you live in the back house and
Speaker 4: she called for my services or whatever. That was some
Speaker 4: Nike shorts. Yeah, my jockey change. I'll be sitting on
Speaker 4: so far. Put my feet in them Nike slides, running across,
Speaker 4: running to that damn my house and kill her right quick.
Speaker 1: I'm here to go back, go back line pull going
Speaker 1: home on.
Speaker 4: The gard You know he got a little golf cart too,
Speaker 4: blah boy, put the bare robe on the Nike slines, boy,
Speaker 4: like I wouldn't even take the slide.
Speaker 1: I killed. Oh, go straight off the golf cart. That's
Speaker 1: open up.
Speaker 4: That backslide through to the master bedroom boy, because you
Speaker 4: already know she got a slide shoot room pulling asleep.
Speaker 1: Sleep fold hold it you're talking about folded for the
Speaker 1: Nike slides. Talk about it.
Speaker 2: Gary and this beautiful white mister Nico Hunt reasonally celebrate
Speaker 2: their tenth way down the versus which honeyed the model
Speaker 2: mark with a carousel of nostalgic Instagram photos of them
Speaker 2: together through the years. Now they're saying that the community
Speaker 2: guy there and his future wife met in two thousand
Speaker 2: and nine and dated for several years before tiring the
Speaker 2: night in Santa Barbara, California on August the thirteen. Now
Speaker 2: they're saying that they share kids together. Then whatever, but
Speaker 2: never that's an the lost to her show, Mister Niko said,
Speaker 2: Baby Hunting.
Speaker 1: First of all, it ain't all it ain't been all
Speaker 1: that good. She said.
Speaker 2: You know, they had their un sit down, you know
Speaker 2: with a legend and Honey, that a legend. But when
Speaker 2: Kevin honey, a leegend was being distorted her that woman
Speaker 2: had been told her put them pictures out saying that
Speaker 2: they had been been together and what happened and stuff
Speaker 2: like that, you know, and they can't remember that, and
Speaker 2: she talks about that honey and her story and what happened.
Speaker 2: But my the question is to you people, would y'all
Speaker 2: stay together with a person that publicly cheated and you
Speaker 2: knew about it and saw the pictures of.
Speaker 1: It and open cheated. I went here, stay in the house.
Speaker 4: I got my Nike slides and the Nike ship and
Speaker 4: I still one over there.
Speaker 1: And then you know she ask that man for the
Speaker 1: rent what she needs for he in the rent house.
Speaker 1: That's the back houses that you guess how get to
Speaker 1: my question this question?
Speaker 2: Then that's the question, would y'all stay if y'all person cheated?
Speaker 1: If y'all knew public that this person cheats.
Speaker 4: And Garrett, you know, the relationships gonna ben gonna be perfect.
Speaker 2: But with you, I'm not saying with you if you
Speaker 2: publicly cheat on me, because all I would think about
Speaker 2: it is we wind to take in my hear how
Speaker 2: y'all was sleeping together?
Speaker 1: Did y'all kiss the way we kids go? If you
Speaker 1: less stuff go face? Would you say with your husband
Speaker 1: that you did?
Speaker 6: I mean you said publicly and the pictures?
Speaker 4: Yeah, probably not have to learn how to forgive, no
Speaker 4: forgetive Jesus forgive us for our sins. Is so you
Speaker 4: can't forgive her because she meant some other dude that applebe.
Speaker 1: But you want you want to go.
Speaker 4: You want Jesus to forgive you for your sins and
Speaker 4: your transgressions.
Speaker 6: We might be able to forgive, but we might not
Speaker 6: be able to forget.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you might not forget. But the only thing you
Speaker 4: have to do is hold on to God's unchanging hands.
Speaker 4: Hold on his hand, steal your hot on things eternal,
Speaker 4: hold on the God's unchanged hand.
Speaker 7: Only God.
Speaker 1: One thing about God. He ain't gonna switch it up
Speaker 1: on you. And just like he bought hone your life,
Speaker 1: he'll bring somebody else. But you got to learn to
Speaker 1: forgive if you want him to forgive you. Come on,
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: He's not the Kingdom of God. He would direct that path. Wow, yes,
Speaker 4: now I know what. They have nothing to do with
Speaker 4: what we talking about, but that just that thing just
Speaker 4: fell on Mela la la la laah.
Speaker 1: You're talking about the Claude to day.
Speaker 2: Honey is one of my favorite coludes, my Gloody's pre Simmons.
Speaker 2: On the High you say, Priscilla and on the lun
Speaker 2: just say beautiful oranges, red.
Speaker 1: That's your little the spirit moved you didn't real water
Speaker 1: thing out next to me? Boy? I think that next
Speaker 1: to boy.
Speaker 4: Y'all got to stop being some anger Fred not thyself
Speaker 4: for evil doers, but they soon shall be cut off.
Speaker 1: This cease from anchor, cease from anger.
Speaker 4: That's that's why it says, because they would be cut
Speaker 4: down like the green herb.
Speaker 1: The songs thirty seventh, y'all give it up and Gary
Speaker 1: with the.
Speaker 5: Ring up?
Speaker 1: Did you see that post? People are talking. Here's what's
Speaker 1: on the Rickey Smiley Morning Show. Listen out this morning.
Speaker 4: We're talking about you know something a lot of people
Speaker 4: can relate to, and that children living at home with
Speaker 4: their parents.
Speaker 1: Yeah, RICKI, you're.
Speaker 3: Going to a new report over twenty five million Americans
Speaker 3: up to the age of thirty five are living at
Speaker 3: home with their parents. And get this, about seventy percent
Speaker 3: of adults between twenty five and thirty four who live
Speaker 3: with their parents do have jobs.
Speaker 6: Yeah, so this isn't necessarily about people being unemployed or
Speaker 6: not wanting to grow up. Housing costs, y'all, they're making
Speaker 6: it so hard for young adults to even get a
Speaker 6: place of their own. Since twenty nineteen, home prices have
Speaker 6: gone up over thirty four percent. A third of the
Speaker 6: price is while rent has climbed nearly eighteen percent, and
Speaker 6: a lot of people living at home are contributing, like
Speaker 6: helping with groceries, utilities, rent or even the mortgage.
Speaker 4: So this morning, we want to know how old it's
Speaker 4: too old to be living at home with their parents
Speaker 4: with your parents? Hit us up at eighty six six
Speaker 4: nine we eighty sixty six, man, I c k e,
Speaker 4: why what are your thoughts?
Speaker 1: Afritas well?
Speaker 6: You know, I mean I have a thirty year old
Speaker 6: who has you know, he flies for a living, and
Speaker 6: so he has a place in Houston, but he comes
Speaker 6: up a lot to Dallas to DFW area. When he's here,
Speaker 6: I want him at my house for like ten days.
Speaker 8: You know.
Speaker 6: And I just think it's so expensive right now? Who
Speaker 6: can have the average price of a house is like
Speaker 6: half a million dollars. Can you imagine being twenty two
Speaker 6: and paying a half a million dollars for a house?
Speaker 1: Who can afford that?
Speaker 4: Yeah, you say with your moment when you gone, well,
Speaker 4: but my thing is this now, I'm glad y'all came
Speaker 4: to me, I think eighteen is the limit.
Speaker 2: Oh, way up eighteen is? I moved away from home
Speaker 2: at seventeen, and everybody I was to change care. Yeah
Speaker 2: the time change was still everybody, Oh it's too expensive enough.
Speaker 2: I was making five dollars an hour hundred working at MDMs.
Speaker 2: I had an apartment, a car, and anima makes create
Speaker 2: a car.
Speaker 1: Honey, and he's different now. But y'all let these kids
Speaker 1: stand home today.
Speaker 2: Damn thirty five apartments was four hundred dollars back they
Speaker 2: were well, but still saying me. But the kids nowadays
Speaker 2: making enough money, if they manage their money right, they
Speaker 2: could get in an apartment.
Speaker 1: Y'all hollering about, Oh, I'm gonna let let Nokie stay
Speaker 1: here until he's thirty.
Speaker 2: He ain't gonna be no damn good for nobody's daughter
Speaker 2: because you don't know how to live because you didn't
Speaker 2: let him stay with you till you're thirty and giving
Speaker 2: you fifty dollars a month for rent. Having much they're doing,
Speaker 2: I don't think I think grown kids need to be
Speaker 2: out their parents' house. Every man and.
Speaker 1: Everyone wan should have their own house.
Speaker 9: You, I mean, Gary ain't lying all the way he's
Speaker 9: he got some, he got some.
Speaker 1: Uh, it's something to that. But if if he's if
Speaker 1: my kids.
Speaker 9: Went to college and they finished college and they came home,
Speaker 9: they still trying to figure out what they want to do. Okay,
Speaker 9: if they got a plan, let's put this plan together.
Speaker 9: You can stay here and get on.
Speaker 1: Your feet and you know, but you ain't just gonna
Speaker 1: sit there. You ain't gonna sit there and do nothing.
Speaker 1: So I don't mind. I don't mind opening up.
Speaker 9: The house to the kids, you know, twenty six, twenty
Speaker 9: seven whatever. But uh yeah, yeah, but Gary all the
Speaker 9: way wrong?
Speaker 7: Though?
Speaker 3: What do you think brat em man truth stay with
Speaker 3: me as long as he wants to win them.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I wish my older kids was living with me
Speaker 4: because the home, the home training that I steered them earlier,
Speaker 4: they would be such an asset to have them here.
Speaker 4: They worked their asshole. They don't ask for nothing, and
Speaker 4: my oldest daughter clean up a kitchen like nobody's damn
Speaker 4: business like for real and milial.
Speaker 1: He go out there and do yard work. But they
Speaker 1: don't want to stay. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: They are independence, Yeah, she said, she said upstairs as
Speaker 4: creepy that's her excuse. And him he just wanted want
Speaker 4: his own place because he's twenty five, so he I
Speaker 4: think he probably running a brother and down there Hollywood, Florida.
Speaker 1: Can't get them to come over there.
Speaker 4: And when I went down to Florida, couldn't get them
Speaker 4: to come see me. I'm like ten minutes away, like
Speaker 4: I'll call you right back.
Speaker 1: What he got going on down there? Him and my nephews,
Speaker 1: Him and c and Asia.
Speaker 4: They are all together by agent for my nephew birthday,
Speaker 4: and then they can find no kind of time to
Speaker 4: come see me while I was in town to be
Speaker 4: a confronted butybody there because I would have had to
Speaker 4: end up giving them a cash up, taking them to
Speaker 4: damn Pluss and.
Speaker 1: Buying some groceries or something.
Speaker 4: That's good, yeah, but but I really did wish my
Speaker 4: older kids stay with me because when I tell you,
Speaker 4: there's such an asset in the house, the fact that
Speaker 4: they got good on training and we'll get he will
Speaker 4: get his ass up and go out in the yard
Speaker 4: and find something to do.
Speaker 1: You don't even have to tell him to do nothing.
Speaker 4: But they don't want to. They want to be independent.
Speaker 4: So I understand that. But the prices aren't high because
Speaker 4: every now and then, you know, I have to help
Speaker 4: out with something, you know.
Speaker 1: Ricky.
Speaker 2: With that being said, what about coming in and out
Speaker 2: of saying to some eligue want to come in at
Speaker 2: four in the morning.
Speaker 1: Now, they don't do that. I know they don't do it.
Speaker 4: I was just saying wet to probably probably don't want
Speaker 4: to say because I have boundaries like I ain't gonna
Speaker 4: let you do all of that or whatever. But if
Speaker 4: they do go out on the weekend or something, they
Speaker 4: ease back as long as they don't wake me up,
Speaker 4: I'm cool or semi a text message let me know
Speaker 4: that hey, I made it back in the house. And
Speaker 4: I'm saying we have to have some kind of understanding
Speaker 4: and communication.
Speaker 1: But the older kids ain't. They don't bother like that.
Speaker 4: They ain't real real busy like that to the point
Speaker 4: where they'll get on your nerve. But but then the
Speaker 4: same money, there was the goal with the same money
Speaker 4: to purchase a home, you know what I'm saying, or
Speaker 4: to purchase a condo or whatever.
Speaker 1: You know, I'm down with it. I don't have no
Speaker 1: issues like that. So I want to know what y'all think.
Speaker 4: Eight sixty six nine, Riga eight sixty six nine, or
Speaker 4: I see why let's go to the barons.
Speaker 1: Good morning.
Speaker 7: My name is Kids. I'm from DC.
Speaker 3: I don't think there's an age, and I say that
Speaker 3: because you have cultures out.
Speaker 1: There that rive more when the family stays together. So
Speaker 1: I don't think there's an age, and.
Speaker 3: I don't think that it should be a rule of
Speaker 3: just because you're eighteen, you gotta good Marlin.
Speaker 8: This is Linda from that much weezy, and I personally
Speaker 8: believe that as long as.
Speaker 10: Our kids need our support, we should be.
Speaker 8: There to support them.
Speaker 5: Now that's not to say that they're gonna be thirty time.
Speaker 10: Watching my bet and my Netflix in my house, but
Speaker 10: in this economy.
Speaker 11: With things being so shaky, if.
Speaker 8: Your children aren't prepared, for instance, with Talente.
Speaker 5: Degree, but if your kid is struggling.
Speaker 10: To find a career, trying to get maybe a trade
Speaker 10: still in college.
Speaker 5: I think that's time that we support.
Speaker 8: Okay, my name is Audree, I'm Frementous. I don't as
Speaker 8: long as you, I don't here he's an age limited
Speaker 8: as long as the children are in school or working,
Speaker 8: trying to create themselves. And this in order to be
Speaker 8: self sufficient. But with me being single, visits my kids
Speaker 8: can live with me forever. I don't care because I'm
Speaker 8: not entertaining me and anymore, so they ain't for Lebani.
Speaker 4: All right, listen, and today we're going to be talking
Speaker 4: about this new report that says millions of adults between
Speaker 4: ages twenty five and thirty.
Speaker 1: Four still living at home with their parents.
Speaker 4: So this morning, we want to know how old is
Speaker 4: too old to still be living with your parents? And
Speaker 4: do you believe once you're grown you need to get
Speaker 4: your own place, no matter how expensive it is?
Speaker 1: Hit us up us know what you think? Eight six
Speaker 1: nine are why just go to the phones?
Speaker 8: Good morning, Good morning.
Speaker 5: My name is Shica. I am calling from Starkville.
Speaker 10: Miss the City.
Speaker 5: I want to say that no age is too old
Speaker 5: to move back home with your parents. Sometimes seasons brings
Speaker 5: you back home, whether it be divorced or job lay off,
Speaker 5: So it's okay to move back home and to reset it.
Speaker 5: Sometimes it helps your parents out as well by helping
Speaker 5: them with the bills, or sometimes.
Speaker 8: They're not lonely anymore because.
Speaker 5: You move back home.
Speaker 7: My name is Stephanie. I'm calling from Carmel, Indiana, and
Speaker 7: I don't think that any age it is too old.
Speaker 7: A lot of cultures have multi generational families, so no,
Speaker 7: don't have your kids out there struggling when you can
Speaker 7: just get a house big enough for everybody to cohabitat all.
Speaker 10: Right, I actually figure it really depends on where you live.
Speaker 10: I just moved here from California to Texas, and if
Speaker 10: the old daughter was living with us, just two damn old.
Speaker 10: But California it's EXPI a place to live. However, as
Speaker 10: soon as we got here to Texas, she shows up
Speaker 10: here as well.
Speaker 11: My name is Dene Trice Whitbey Man from Making, Georgia.
Speaker 11: I when my girls, which are now adults, had to
Speaker 11: be looking to get their own place by the age
Speaker 11: of twenty.
Speaker 1: I will help you if you.
Speaker 11: Fall short because of the economy, but you got to
Speaker 11: be gone out of my home by the age of twenty,
Speaker 11: just like hell.
Speaker 7: I'm calling from Raleigh in Norolina.
Speaker 8: I don't think there's an age, as long as you're
Speaker 8: helping your child to reach that next level. I definitely
Speaker 8: always am open to help mine.
Speaker 4: I'm making a public pleap for my oldest daughter to
Speaker 4: come and stay with me. I just wish she would man,
Speaker 4: my twins so crazy about her, and she'd be helping
Speaker 4: giving them a bath. She'll like put their hair in
Speaker 4: a little bun, and you know, like she she's real,
Speaker 4: like like my oldest daughter. She was gonna make a
Speaker 4: great wife. Because I get so excited, like I'm like
Speaker 4: a kid when my oldest daughter come to spend the night.
Speaker 1: But she's gonna stay with me some weekends.
Speaker 4: I love when when her you know, when she is
Speaker 4: in the house and just her energy in the house
Speaker 4: and she just be quiet. You don't even know she
Speaker 4: in the house. I didn't even know she in here,
Speaker 4: you know, you know, you know what I'm saying. No,
Speaker 4: I mean at my house. Uh, And I just I
Speaker 4: just love her and and that that's a product.
Speaker 1: Of what you raise.
Speaker 4: You teach them, and you train them how to be
Speaker 4: and how to take care of stuff and how to wash,
Speaker 4: how to fold clothes or whatever.
Speaker 1: I mean.
Speaker 4: I went asking for no money, uh for rent because
Speaker 4: what she provides and what she brings to the to
Speaker 4: the table, and a lot of my nieces, I wouldn't
Speaker 4: I wouldn't have a problem living here because they was all,
Speaker 4: you know, living in my house because uh, you know,
Speaker 4: they was raised under my roof, and they just know
Speaker 4: what to do and what not to do, and how
Speaker 4: to help and cohabitate and maintain a household and very respectful.
Speaker 1: And uh so I would.
Speaker 4: I would just absolutely, absolutely absolutely love that so hey,
Speaker 4: d come home, your five, your energy, That that kitchen
Speaker 4: I can't clean the kitchen, the kitchen don't.
Speaker 1: Be right, but that I don't give a damage she
Speaker 1: goes to the club. That kitchen is gonna be spotless when.
Speaker 4: You wake up in the morning. I just have to
Speaker 4: brag on that. I never talked about that on the air.
Speaker 4: But can't nobody clean up no damn kitchen like my
Speaker 4: oldest daughter Malik his ass be leaving stuff.
Speaker 1: Everywhere one spoon, one spoon, and.
Speaker 4: Dishes in the dish washing dead, don't turn the dishwasher on,
Speaker 4: and stuffing and lefting me down all through the night.
Speaker 1: Not a roastcot mealdew on it all that kind.
Speaker 4: But he will he will work outside up. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: Craig too, But Craig, but they just all just great,
Speaker 4: great adult kids, and they're very responsible. I wish I
Speaker 4: wouldn't have any problem with any of them living here,
Speaker 4: my nieces and nephews.
Speaker 1: I feel the same way they did. They just they
Speaker 1: just don't do that tripe and stuff.
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