Speaker 1: While most of my audiences, like terminally online, y'all understand
Speaker 1: the Internet very well, Like I'm not talking to people
Speaker 1: that just don't really understand Internet. Y'all generally don't exist
Speaker 1: in the same cracks and crevices is is that I
Speaker 1: do on the Internet. I don't say that as a
Speaker 1: dis I just say that as a as a matter
Speaker 1: of observation and in fact, you know you, this is
Speaker 1: just who the audience I got. And I'm proud and
Speaker 1: live each and every one of y'all to the extent
Speaker 1: that I possibly can. But we just exist in different spaces.
Speaker 1: I am clearly introducing you to things that you ain't
Speaker 1: never heard of. I had somebody reply to me on
Speaker 1: Twitter saying they have never heard of Nos and they
Speaker 1: was gonna do they, you know, homework on his back catalog,
Speaker 1: which is great. I'm glad I was able to introduce
Speaker 1: to you a living legend, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: But that is evidence to me that like, Okay, yeah, now, y'all,
Speaker 1: my audience, y'all, not a good percentage of y'all, not
Speaker 1: really from where I'm from. Now that's not to say
Speaker 1: that those that are don't reply, it's just a lot
Speaker 1: of them already know what I'm talking about, you know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying, and don't feel the need to reply
Speaker 1: to me. The point is, apparently I'm introducing a lot
Speaker 1: of y'all to some of this stuff, which means this,
Speaker 1: I need to introduce you all to uh if you
Speaker 1: don't know who Scissor is R and B singer female,
Speaker 1: she's like really, she's like heir to the throne as
Speaker 1: far as like this new gen of like black female singers,
Speaker 1: you know, like you got your Jasmine Sullivan's of the world.
Speaker 1: Obviously Beyonce is the queen her right, So HER's the
Speaker 1: name of the singer. Okay, when Jasmine Sullivan and her
Speaker 1: sang at the Super Bowl I think that was last year,
Speaker 1: people like all of a sudden being like who are
Speaker 1: these and we're like, what do you That's that's our girl,
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying. But anyway, Scissor, she's on
Speaker 1: T d E and as Kendrick transitions from being you know,
Speaker 1: on the label into his own like PG Lane thing,
Speaker 1: she becomes I mean essentially the flagship you know, artists
Speaker 1: for them. The point I'm bringing her up is that
Speaker 1: she's in this like neck and neck race with Lebron James.
Speaker 1: Follow me. If you're in black Twitter, you already know
Speaker 1: where I'm going with this. Both of them just be
Speaker 1: unnecessarily lying about stuff, and it's funny. It's funny to
Speaker 1: us because we're like, why is you lying about this?
Speaker 1: Like lying about unnecessary things. And there was memes going
Speaker 1: around when Lebron talked about how he was on me
Speaker 1: Gooes like super earlier. Oh man, I was on me Gooes. Man.
Speaker 1: I was trying to tell the home He's like, y'all
Speaker 1: gotta get on this back in two thousand and eleven.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying, Like you gotta get on this, right.
Speaker 1: But the thing is the mixtape he was trying to
Speaker 1: put everybody on didn't come out until a year later,
Speaker 1: so it was like you, why is you lying about this? Right?
Speaker 1: So then Foods just started like finding all these clips
Speaker 1: up Brod just like unnecessarily like nigger, You're the greatest
Speaker 1: player in the league right now, Like why what is you?
Speaker 1: Why is you lying about this? And it became funny, right, So,
Speaker 1: and then food started comparing him to Scissor because she
Speaker 1: just be saying some outlanded stuff in in these interviews
Speaker 1: and people are like, what sissor, we love you, we
Speaker 1: already approve of you, Like what did you? Why are
Speaker 1: you doing this? And again, if you know anything about
Speaker 1: black people, like there's very few things we take serious.
Speaker 1: Nothing is safe with us. What I y'all saw the
Speaker 1: new this is a few weeks later. But again you're
Speaker 1: not in our circles. If y'all saw the new mL
Speaker 1: CASE statue that was unveiled in Boston. Now here's the thing, man,
Speaker 1: I'm an artist. You never want your art dragged or misunderstood.
Speaker 1: That's probably the most painful thing you could ever say.
Speaker 1: And this particular sculptor is actually a world renowned, excellent sculptor.
Speaker 1: And what he tried to do was this picture of
Speaker 1: the arms of the sculpture, you know, of the arms
Speaker 1: of MLK, Martin Luther King Jr. And Claretta Scott King.
Speaker 1: This photo of them when he won the Norbel Peace
Speaker 1: Prize and they were hugging. The problem is, as you
Speaker 1: walk around the thing, the sculpture kind of looked like
Speaker 1: either Martin showing what that mouth do or Claretta is
Speaker 1: holding his jump. It's so that's just how it looks
Speaker 1: as you spin around the sculpture and listen when I
Speaker 1: tell you, nobody is safe with black people. If we
Speaker 1: were dragged because it's funny, I don't care who it is,
Speaker 1: the the sculpture look for, we don't take the listen.
Speaker 1: Nobody is safe. We will laugh at anything because it's
Speaker 1: if it's funny, we're gonna laugh. Remember I tried to
Speaker 1: tell you all about when the Queen died like that
Speaker 1: to my grandma, Like, I don't care, it's funny when
Speaker 1: that's that's just is it a is it a trauma response?
Speaker 1: Is a coping mechanism? Probably? I don't you probably right.
Speaker 1: The point is that's just how we do stuff. It's
Speaker 1: funny to us. And I told you before. I'm pretty
Speaker 1: sure I told you before. How the collective zeygeys of
Speaker 1: black culture when if we don't laugh, worry when we
Speaker 1: ignore you, worry when you're not even a blip on
Speaker 1: our radar. That's really how you know we're done. It's
Speaker 1: like you don't you don't even show up in the feed,
Speaker 1: won't even won't even care enough to crack jokes about you.
Speaker 1: No more generally means yeah, that's when you got. That's
Speaker 1: what you gotta worry. It's like you won't even I
Speaker 1: don't even care, you know, says that we care about,
Speaker 1: But she just wrow we care about. But y'all just
Speaker 1: be lying And it's funny to us. At some point,
Speaker 1: somebody's gonna leave back and be like, Yo, come get yo.
Speaker 1: Somebody could get this girl. You ever heard the phrase man,
Speaker 1: take this fool's phone away from them, like somebody take
Speaker 1: this fool phone, like just come get you yo? Who's
Speaker 1: man is this? And why do you still unnecessarily lying?
Speaker 1: You already got the job. I think you know where
Speaker 1: I'm going with this yo? Who's man is this? Can
Speaker 1: we talk about George Santos pilot? Text? Y'all? Who's man
Speaker 1: is this? Yo? Who's man is this yo? Whose man
Speaker 1: is this yo? Whose man is this yo? Who's man
Speaker 1: is this yo? Yo? Who's man is this? Whose man
Speaker 1: is this? Yo? Okay, okay, listen, First of all, we've
Speaker 1: all done it. No listen, don't lie to me, don't
Speaker 1: lie to your podcast feed right now, don't lie to yourself.
Speaker 1: We have all done it. Somebody to name some band,
Speaker 1: some album, some group. And when you was young and
Speaker 1: probably even now, you pretended like you actually knew who
Speaker 1: the hell they was talking about. When you was younger,
Speaker 1: you was doing something like, oh no, I like that
Speaker 1: first record. Listen, don't lie to me. You ain't. You
Speaker 1: can't tell me you have it. At some point been like, oh, yeah, no,
Speaker 1: I heard of him. I heard the name. Man, I
Speaker 1: can't remember the I heard the name though, like Foo,
Speaker 1: you ain't heard the name. You cannot tell me that
Speaker 1: you don't remember. At some point something fool at school,
Speaker 1: being like, oh, I got a girl. She go to
Speaker 1: an other school, though she don't go to our school.
Speaker 1: She go to another school. A you you didn't meet,
Speaker 1: Oh I met her over the summer. Yeah, yeah, y'all,
Speaker 1: y'all probably don't know her though you can't tell me.
Speaker 1: You can't tell me you ain't walked back to the
Speaker 1: lunch tables and you just embellished. You know what I'm saying,
Speaker 1: your whole backstory. Listen. If you was like me and
Speaker 1: you moved a lot, you had a chance to pull
Speaker 1: up to a new school, you can create your own backstory.
Speaker 1: Don't you tell me you ain't. At some point created
Speaker 1: a brand new backstory, you cat. That's you know you have,
Speaker 1: But most of us got sense enough to make sure
Speaker 1: that if we cap it like this just out here,
Speaker 1: lying that they are not easily verifiable facts or lies
Speaker 1: that it's not with an effortless of with the easiest
Speaker 1: of Google, we can prove that you lie. Hopefully, if
Speaker 1: you lied about something, it's something as trivial, as ridiculous
Speaker 1: as yes, I've heard of the pencil Shakes listen. Was
Speaker 1: I did I because I was an underground hip hop fan.
Speaker 1: As many times as I have made up names of
Speaker 1: band of rappers and being like, yo, you heard of
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying. You heard a young you're
Speaker 1: a young shooter Dog. They're like, oh yeah, man, that
Speaker 1: food dog. It's like I made that ship up. You
Speaker 1: don't know what I'm talking about, right, Or as many
Speaker 1: times as somebody has done that to me that I
Speaker 1: had to finally learn to be like, wait a minute,
Speaker 1: I'll be doing that to everybody, so like, now I
Speaker 1: heard of them all you ain't up on this, And
Speaker 1: then you get all worried when they like, damn fool,
Speaker 1: you ain't heard of that fool Dang, Then you feel
Speaker 1: like a sucker. So you'll be like, uh, well, I
Speaker 1: think I heard the name. Listen, don't ever cap in
Speaker 1: stuff as easily verifiable as false. Now you don't lie
Speaker 1: on your resume. Maybe you know what I'm saying. You
Speaker 1: don't like judged up a bit. You feel me like
Speaker 1: I just learned that words judged up a bit, but
Speaker 1: not on some ship that's easily verifiable. And from where
Speaker 1: I'm from, that type of false flagging, if it's unnecessary stuff,
Speaker 1: stuff that don't really matter, it's just funny. Then we
Speaker 1: just think you're a weirdo and everybody know not to
Speaker 1: Just don't nobody tell you. They business like all right,
Speaker 1: this I don't know. Look, look how me he's just
Speaker 1: unnecessarily lying. So just like, don't believe nothing this nigga say,
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying. But when it's around stuff
Speaker 1: that matters, I say false flagging. That's ah, it's that's
Speaker 1: some uh particular gang talk. When you when you're claiming
Speaker 1: a set you're not really from. When you go to
Speaker 1: that hood and don't nobody know you, that get you
Speaker 1: mocked like that is very very very dangerous. You reppor
Speaker 1: hood that don't nobody know you in oh, this this
Speaker 1: is this is dangerous, Like you are stepping into some
Speaker 1: stuff that will get you laid, and not in the
Speaker 1: good way, if you know what I mean, I'm stupid.
Speaker 1: I don't know where that guy came from. Listen, And
Speaker 1: you can't lie on the resume to the extent that
Speaker 1: you've shown some sort of expertise and they're like, okay,
Speaker 1: so here go this project and you don't know what
Speaker 1: the hell you do it. Listen. I don't know what
Speaker 1: George saying so long game was, but big of me.
Speaker 1: You're in the door, Now what the hell you gonna do?
Speaker 1: And they start calling you are the expertise you say
Speaker 1: you've got? But yeah, I have often wondered, as many
Speaker 1: times as I've sent in resumes or cvs or you know,
Speaker 1: job applications, I have often wondered if these employers actually
Speaker 1: checked the references I know. In my field with touring
Speaker 1: and music and hip hop, uh, specifically in music, there's
Speaker 1: this thing called pole star, right, and pole Star is
Speaker 1: a reference to this database of something that's called hard
Speaker 1: ticket sales. There's two things in the music business called
Speaker 1: hard ticket sales and soft ticket sales. Soft ticket sales
Speaker 1: are like, if you get booked for a festival, Okay,
Speaker 1: my name is on this poster for this festival. I
Speaker 1: cannot put on my resume that I sold thirty thousand tickets. No,
Speaker 1: I didn't sell thirties thousand tickets. I may have performed
Speaker 1: at an event that had thirty thousand people, but was
Speaker 1: they at my stage? No, NIGGI. You was on the
Speaker 1: side stage at three thirty pm. And if you've ever
Speaker 1: been to a festival, uh, if you get that twelve
Speaker 1: o'clock two o'clock slot, listen, don't post no pictures because God,
Speaker 1: get me real with you. I have played that twelve
Speaker 1: o'clock slot on the on the main stage before. It's
Speaker 1: cool to say you old the bag stage. But ain't
Speaker 1: nobody out there, Ain't nobody watching? It's blazing hot, ain't
Speaker 1: nobody watching your set? You this? This is a rehearsal.
Speaker 1: This is a rehearsal with an amazing sound. That's what
Speaker 1: this is. That two o'clock maybe people start from. If
Speaker 1: you could get that, if you're not the headliner, but
Speaker 1: you could get that six seven thirty. You know what
Speaker 1: I'm saying that that five thirty six seven thirty, when
Speaker 1: the sun starting to come down, you could positively you
Speaker 1: got a nice little crowd in front of you now
Speaker 1: that you can start talking about you feel me Now
Speaker 1: if you headline in this festival, then you can start
Speaker 1: putting this on your resume. But those are still called
Speaker 1: soft ticket sales. Hard ticket sales are tour dates. This
Speaker 1: is my name on this flyre for Thursday night at
Speaker 1: this event you are, this crowd is coming for me.
Speaker 1: I sold this many tickets in this market, in this
Speaker 1: city on this night. So whatever venue you're at, they
Speaker 1: report to and not luckily now it's it's automated. You
Speaker 1: used to not be automated. You used to have to
Speaker 1: make sure that the promoter did this, submitted those numbers.
Speaker 1: But if it's a registered music venue, if I sold
Speaker 1: a hundred tickets, two hundred tickets, five tickets, I think
Speaker 1: for me the most I've ever had registered on there
Speaker 1: was I think for myself, I sold eight tickets. That
Speaker 1: was the most I've ever sold for myself. There was
Speaker 1: one where I co headlined and we sold tickets, and
Speaker 1: then there's times where like I was like first support
Speaker 1: or whatever where we tried to colne co headline. But
Speaker 1: the truth is I know these people were there for us.
Speaker 1: That was at the House of Blues and Anaheim was
Speaker 1: fifteen tickets, right, But that tickets doesn't go under me.
Speaker 1: It goes under a line that's like direct support, but
Speaker 1: that goes for the headline, and and and post starts
Speaker 1: going to say, that's a co headline. So if I
Speaker 1: go to a room, if I come to a city,
Speaker 1: my manager, my booking agent hits them up and there's like, hey,
Speaker 1: we want to bring prop in. You know, he did
Speaker 1: sixteen hundred tickets in this place. Can you get him
Speaker 1: this room. The promoter goes, oh, that's that's cool. Poll
Speaker 1: star dot com says, here, you only did three hundred.
Speaker 1: You just look like an idiot because you can easily
Speaker 1: verify unless the promoter don't do their homework. And if
Speaker 1: the promoter don't do their homework, here's what happens. You
Speaker 1: get the venue this big old two thousand seed O
Speaker 1: you sold six hunter, Well, let's get a venue for
Speaker 1: two thousand, two thousand people. You do tonight and only
Speaker 1: two other people show up. Let me tell you how
Speaker 1: embarrassing it is to look out into a room that
Speaker 1: holds two thousand people. Ain't but two hundred folks there.
Speaker 1: From a performer perspective, from a promoter perspective, that promoter
Speaker 1: just lost ten thousand dollars. You think they ever gonna
Speaker 1: book me again? You think they're not gonna tell everybody
Speaker 1: else around that way, Like, hey, when this nigga comes,
Speaker 1: don't believe nothing they say. I'm burnt. So you don't
Speaker 1: like just so it behoo's everyone to just tell to you.
Speaker 1: Now this is specific to my industry. It's super niche.
Speaker 1: But just tell the truth about it. They're gonna find
Speaker 1: out anyway. However, sometimes you can make the gamble that
Speaker 1: niggas is not gonna do their research, and guess what,
Speaker 1: it seems as though it was a pretty good gamble
Speaker 1: because he's like, look, I can't give me now, I'm
Speaker 1: already in the seat. You know what I'm saying. So
Speaker 1: here's the story. If you don't know, I'm pretty sure
Speaker 1: you have. But I just think, uh, there's a few
Speaker 1: things going on here. First of all, I don't hate
Speaker 1: to play a game because y'all saying you, look, he
Speaker 1: got one over. You feel me. But at this point,
Speaker 1: even though he got one over, we could look at
Speaker 1: their party and be like, hey, can you whose man
Speaker 1: is this? Can y'all gonna get your boy here? Like
Speaker 1: y'all need to do something about this. And it looks
Speaker 1: like New York Republicans are starting to do something about it.
Speaker 1: They're starting to demand this man's resignation, like no, this neck,
Speaker 1: you need to fall back. You got us all looking
Speaker 1: like herbs out here, right, But it seems as though, oh,
Speaker 1: they kind of knew that they Loki kind of knew
Speaker 1: some of this, some of this math wasn't math in
Speaker 1: but probably gambled like I told you, ain't nobody gonna
Speaker 1: check and wondering to me, I'm I'm looking that, I'm
Speaker 1: looking at his whoever was running against him? Why you
Speaker 1: wasn't like doing your homework, Why you ain't doing your research?
Speaker 1: Why you ain't run this man's license played up the
Speaker 1: flag and be like hey, niggul, like you ain't who
Speaker 1: you say you are. Because if it were me I
Speaker 1: was running against him, I would just start running down
Speaker 1: to think like, can you imagine debating this man that
Speaker 1: you already know his whole resume is a laugh, Like,
Speaker 1: oh my god, I would just be like at that point,
Speaker 1: at that point, you get to giggle, You get to
Speaker 1: be like hey, so like um start making up names. Hey,
Speaker 1: so when you was at city group, you you remember
Speaker 1: you remember Janis? But she was dump right, like that
Speaker 1: was my roommates. She's working city group. Oh yeah, she
Speaker 1: was great. Nig got made up Janis like why are
Speaker 1: you not? That was exactly what I would do. I
Speaker 1: would do it the whole time, the whole time, like
Speaker 1: oh golden sacks. Yeah, so yeah, my uncle used to
Speaker 1: wear what year was you there? Yeah? No, my uncle,
Speaker 1: my uncle John was there? What department? Yeah? That was
Speaker 1: his department? Was he? Like? Do you remember him? Uh? John? Yeah,
Speaker 1: he was ahead of marketing. Just you know, and be like, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: I remember John. I made up John like I would
Speaker 1: be doing it time my man said he lost four
Speaker 1: co workers at the post nightclub shooting. I'm like, yo,
Speaker 1: what's their names? Words? Yeah, Hey, I was there, Homy,
Speaker 1: What No? I wasn't there because you're making this up? Like,
Speaker 1: oh my god, I would be doing it every time
Speaker 1: I talked to this you just and be like, yo,
Speaker 1: can y'all get you? Like at some point out have stopped.
Speaker 1: I would have stopped the whole debate and be like, Yo,
Speaker 1: whose man's is this? Can y'all come get your boy?
Speaker 1: This is too easy? Everything he's saying his capital I
Speaker 1: can't even a dres that's this nigga? Are you really
Speaker 1: your grandma really from the Holocaust? Nigga? Yr grandma at
Speaker 1: your grandma really ain't even juice like that she really
Speaker 1: you lying about the holocasp Oh my god, that would
Speaker 1: be uh damn not being so funny. But anyway, let's
Speaker 1: let's run through it. Okay, So specifics first term Congressman
Speaker 1: George Santos ran in Long Island, this nigga one, uh
Speaker 1: why it was so unique specifically, which turns out is
Speaker 1: really not unique gay Republican she's already weird at least
Speaker 1: at least for the general republic is concerned. But if
Speaker 1: you you know, if you if you're kind of being
Speaker 1: that rarefied air, that's not really especially in New York,
Speaker 1: Like that's not it's not that strange. But by racial
Speaker 1: Brazilian and Jewish, apparently is grandmama fled Austria from trying
Speaker 1: to get away from the Holocaust. And when he said Brazilian,
Speaker 1: he means like black, like I'm black and Jewish. That's
Speaker 1: that's the that's the call. And if you're the Republicans,
Speaker 1: you're like, oh, nig we let's go turn up we
Speaker 1: got a black Jewish Republican gay dude. We need this, nigked.
Speaker 1: My man said his mother was the first female executive
Speaker 1: at a financial institution who apparently died on nine eleven.
Speaker 1: So this story gets even better. Then my man clarified that,
Speaker 1: like well he she was in one of the towers though,
Speaker 1: and then died a little later. My man went to
Speaker 1: this private life grade school is super elite thing. Then
Speaker 1: left there, went to Baru College where he was apparently
Speaker 1: a star volleyball player, won a championship. Then he went
Speaker 1: on the n y U. Also, all the homies known
Speaker 1: him as Anthony de Voder like look you changed name,
Speaker 1: like that might be it. He comes from money as
Speaker 1: family owned properties. That family manages a bunch of properties.
Speaker 1: He worked at City Group, then over at Goldman Sachs.
Speaker 1: He ran a nonprofit for animals. My nigga, the whole,
Speaker 1: shebang the whole like you cover it all turns out, Dick,
Speaker 1: It turns out his mama died from cancer a few
Speaker 1: years ago. She wasn't at the thing. Nigga, Your grandma
Speaker 1: did not run from the Holocaust, my nigga, you wanted
Speaker 1: in Brazil for fraud. My nigga, It ain't no records
Speaker 1: of you at n y U. You ain't played for
Speaker 1: Barut College, no volleyball, my nigga, ain't no evidence of
Speaker 1: the damn ain't no evidence of u as city group.
Speaker 1: Nigga's just checked in. It was just like, Oh, we
Speaker 1: don't who, No, we don't know, homie. I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't know that man. You wasn't a city group
Speaker 1: cause you wasn't a Golden Sacks, cause your mom ain't
Speaker 1: dying on eleven. Your granny ain't come from come from
Speaker 1: the Holocaust. Nigga. You wanted from fraud and there nigga,
Speaker 1: you from queens, he from a pole family of queens.
Speaker 1: And I don't understand why that story wasn't good enough.
Speaker 1: You lied about y'all. Can y'all come get your boy?
Speaker 1: Why nobody? Why nobody tell this boy that your backstory
Speaker 1: good enough already? What the hell did you? What if?
Speaker 1: Do you understand that the internet exists? Ain't nobody say nothing?
Speaker 1: Until the New York Times did what they thought was
Speaker 1: just a run of the mill fluff story, just like,
Speaker 1: oh here's a new guy, it's interesting. Let's see what's up.
Speaker 1: Let's see if we could go get some comments about
Speaker 1: some old co workers, some of his old room one
Speaker 1: of his old roommates. Nick followed one of his old
Speaker 1: roommates go, yeah, I know, George Santo is that niggaled
Speaker 1: me five thousand dollars? What just why are you lying?
Speaker 1: My god? Why you alwa he's lying? I just what
Speaker 1: is you lying about? I don't understand why this was
Speaker 1: so important for you to cap like this man just
Speaker 1: made up the whole thing. So now now that it's
Speaker 1: all out and it's hilarious, now the GOP, at least
Speaker 1: the New York GOP is like, wait, hold, hold up, now, no,
Speaker 1: this nigger gotta go. Now. The ones in Washington, McCarthy
Speaker 1: and them is like, we we I know, but we
Speaker 1: we kind of need him though, because you you see
Speaker 1: how narrow these margins are. We need this, Nick, and listen,
Speaker 1: let's really put our antennas up. Somebody who's so fraught
Speaker 1: with you got a lot on him. So if you,
Speaker 1: McCarthy and them, if you're the GOP, you can always
Speaker 1: run up on him. I wonder if that's what happened
Speaker 1: with Matt Gates and them when Matt was talking to
Speaker 1: uh Kevin McCarthy when you we tried to read their
Speaker 1: lips after, like what was going on to get that vote?
Speaker 1: You gotta remember Matt Gates, homeboy went to went to
Speaker 1: jail over there Monday age girls. So Kevin McCarthy might
Speaker 1: be like, hey, nigked, get in line, or I'm gonna
Speaker 1: tell everybody about you and them little girls. You better
Speaker 1: start I'm making this up, but I'm saying I'm making
Speaker 1: this up, Like I don't know if that's what he's saying,
Speaker 1: but I'm saying, if if if my antendance was up,
Speaker 1: that's what he was talking about. Like, hey, homie, you're
Speaker 1: pushing you you you you you look you barely here?
Speaker 1: You want to keep this seat? Homeboy, you better start
Speaker 1: falling in line before I start telling. Before I start talking,
Speaker 1: we all know about you and them little girls. So
Speaker 1: with George Santo's if I'm Kevin McCarthy, I'm like, hey, homy,
Speaker 1: you're gonna vote exactly how I tell you to vote. Okay,
Speaker 1: y'o lying ass here, old lying head ass. Look at you.
Speaker 1: Would you on the moon naked? Tell me what it
Speaker 1: was like on the moon, because old lyon ass, shut
Speaker 1: shut up, sit down and vote for what I tell
Speaker 1: you to vote. If you Kevin McCarthy, that's what you're doing.
Speaker 1: At least if it was me, that's what I would
Speaker 1: be doing. Because it's not like Kevin got the party.
Speaker 1: Is this this the leverage you got? You gotta work
Speaker 1: with what you got, nigga. If you you you look, look, look, look,
Speaker 1: look look, George, let us bully you, because if the
Speaker 1: damns get you all, you're done. You better stay out
Speaker 1: here in Washington home, and you can't even go home.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying. Your hood don't love you.
Speaker 1: They try to. They try to kick you out, big dog.
Speaker 1: You better stay up here in Washington, because you can't
Speaker 1: go back to New York. You ain't welcome. I don't
Speaker 1: know what this big log game was, but look, you
Speaker 1: gotta think about that once you get the position at home,
Speaker 1: and you gotta figure out how to stay in the position,
Speaker 1: big Dog. You can't lie your way into a room
Speaker 1: that you can't handle. To say that. Listen, everybody, listen.
Speaker 1: Everybody wants that made back to that may back needle
Speaker 1: all change until you need tires for that made back.
Speaker 1: My niggy, you understand what I'm saying. Listen, It's one
Speaker 1: thing to get in them. It's one thing to pay
Speaker 1: to get in the room. It's another thing to stay
Speaker 1: in the room. Because you can get that jaguar. You
Speaker 1: can get it, but can't you keep it. You can't
Speaker 1: spend all your money getting the house. You can't afford
Speaker 1: to keep it clean, put no furniture in it. That's
Speaker 1: this I'm trying to get y'all game, man, don't be
Speaker 1: lying at your resume. You can't keep that. Once you
Speaker 1: got it, you gotta keep it. You gotta show it
Speaker 1: through whoa, Oh, George, Let's let's see how long you
Speaker 1: last out here lying. Somebody can't get your man dog.
Speaker 1: Y'all better get this boy in line. What they're saying
Speaker 1: back in your district, like some of your folks that
Speaker 1: voted for you feel like they've been hoodwinked, bamboozled, running muck.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying. Some of them like, look, man,
Speaker 1: I like, oh boy elying, But let me tell you something.
Speaker 1: They all liars, Harry politician and life. That's your point.
Speaker 1: That's your point, you know what I'm saying. Like you
Speaker 1: ride for it, don't matter. Uh, I don't know, don't
Speaker 1: hope you're not thinking about re election, big dog, because
Speaker 1: I don't know what you're gonna tell these people. I
Speaker 1: admire the hustle though hood politics, y'all. Y'a. This thing
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