Speaker 1: Some donkey to day is just so himself. Charlotte Man, Ready,
Speaker 1: I never read the donkey other day. What is it again, Arla? Yes,
Speaker 1: Charlotte Lane, the same, that's true.
Speaker 2: Yes, Donkey today for Tuesday, January twenty third goes to
Speaker 2: a Florida man named Robert Brush. Now, what does your
Speaker 2: uncle Sharla always tell you about the great state of Florida.
Speaker 2: The craziest people in America come from the Bronx and
Speaker 2: all of Florida, and today is no exception. See Robert
Speaker 2: Brush is on drugs, ladies and gettlemen, narcotics, all right.
Speaker 2: He is an attic, a user, a fiend, a junkie,
Speaker 2: a druggier space cadet. Yes, and not just any drug.
Speaker 2: Robert is on that speed, that cranked, that ice, that chalk,
Speaker 2: that Scooby snack. Yes, Robert Brush does mess. Yes, he
Speaker 2: loves chicken flipping. Okay, he gets fried. And the reason
Speaker 2: I know he gets Friday is because of how he
Speaker 2: got caught. See, defuties pulled Robert over and asked for
Speaker 2: his license because they noticed the tailgate on his pickup
Speaker 2: truck that was covering the license plate. So they pulled
Speaker 2: him over. Now, when they asked for his license and
Speaker 2: he handed it over. Deputies noticed a white crystalline substance
Speaker 2: on it. See, some of y'all have watched enough movies
Speaker 2: or had enough real life experiences to know that cards
Speaker 2: like driver's license are often used to break up drugs. Okay,
Speaker 2: not just driver's license, credit cards, all right, MX, visa
Speaker 2: playing cards. Everything from The Big Joker to Draw four
Speaker 2: is used to break up drugs, especially powdered ones. Now,
Speaker 2: when cops saw the white crystalline substance on the card,
Speaker 2: they tested it and it came back positive for meth.
Speaker 1: Then Robert did what most humans would do in that situation, and.
Speaker 2: That's why, okay, And he told deputies he didn't know
Speaker 2: there was drugs on the license and there was nothing
Speaker 2: illegal in the car. Welp, we'll see how smart you
Speaker 2: are when the canines come. And that's exactly what happened,
Speaker 2: all right. Dogs came, sniffed the car and tucked between
Speaker 2: the driver's seat and sent a console. Cops found a
Speaker 2: baggy feel with what appeared to be a large amount
Speaker 2: of the same substance on the license, and it was
Speaker 2: fourteen point twenty three grams of that no dose fourteen
Speaker 2: point twenty three grams of cookies. Fourteen point twenty three
Speaker 2: grams of that Christina. Now it's not lost on me
Speaker 2: that this man's name is Robert Brush. Okay, he Robert Brush,
Speaker 2: had a brush with the law, and that brush with
Speaker 2: the law resulted in his arrest, all because Robert Brush
Speaker 2: didn't brush the drugs off his license.
Speaker 1: Now I know it's.
Speaker 2: Probably Robert Brush's desire to stand up and brush himself
Speaker 2: off because he made a mistake and he wants to
Speaker 2: ask for forgiveness.
Speaker 1: That's what life is about. Okay.
Speaker 2: Whenever first you don't succeed, brush yourself off and try again.
Speaker 2: But Robert Brush, you must first go get treated for
Speaker 2: your disease.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 2: Addiction is a disease, and it's a disease that jail
Speaker 2: can't cure. I don't care if you're a black person
Speaker 2: addicted to crack or a white person addicted to meth.
Speaker 2: Prison is not where you should be. But we all
Speaker 2: know America does not know how to solve problems. So
Speaker 2: being that we don't know how to solve problems, we
Speaker 2: will never, never, never, never, never ever be able to
Speaker 2: assist people and properly overcoming their addictions, So we will
Speaker 2: continue to criminalize the disease of addiction and send people
Speaker 2: to jail when we should be sending them to rehab.
Speaker 2: And even though I can sympathize with Robert Brush and
Speaker 2: his disease, it still won't stop me from giving him
Speaker 2: the credit he deserves for being stupid, even if it's
Speaker 2: a legit reason for him to be.
Speaker 1: Please give Robert Brush to Sweet Sounds of the Hamiltones.
Speaker 1: Oh No, you are the dogee.
Speaker 3: Of the day, the dogee all the day.
Speaker 2: Ye Now, the Polk County Sheriff's Office said, amazingly, it's
Speaker 2: not the first time someone is handed over their license
Speaker 2: covered within a legal substance. And that doesn't surprise me
Speaker 2: because I've had the same exact experience. What I've told
Speaker 2: you all this a million times. You've heard this story, okay,
Speaker 2: a million times. I'm that uncle that will tell you
Speaker 2: the same story over all. Okay, it's even in one
Speaker 2: of my books. Okay, I don't know if it's black
Speaker 2: Privileged oshok ones both available wherever you buy books right now.
Speaker 2: But I was riding with someone in Fort Lee, New Jersey,
Speaker 2: and I was with that person the night before as well,
Speaker 2: and we got pulled over twice by the police in Harlem.
Speaker 2: This was two thousand and seven of two thousand and eight.
Speaker 2: I don't recall now, being that we got pulled over
Speaker 2: twice in Harlem. By the time we got pulled over
Speaker 2: for the third time in thirty six hours in forty
Speaker 2: New Jersey, I was like, these guys are pros.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 2: When the police came to the window, I thought, the
Speaker 2: police trust me, officer, they know the procedure of license
Speaker 2: and registration right handed over. So the driver gave him
Speaker 2: his license and registration and compass. Like, step out the car,
Speaker 2: let's search the car. Still normal, very routine thing that
Speaker 2: happened when you black, okay, no need to debate to
Speaker 2: argue about it.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 2: And me being the key key palmer rass negro that
Speaker 2: I am never taking things serious, always want to get
Speaker 2: a little he haul, a hall hall and a key key.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 2: I'm telling the officers, excuse me, officer, while you harassing us,
Speaker 2: searching us for no reason. The murderer just drove by. Oh,
Speaker 2: another car just drove by trump full of guns and cocaine.
Speaker 2: Next thing I know, all I heard we put your
Speaker 2: hands behind your back. Oh okay, I'm like, damn, I went.
Speaker 1: Too far with the key keys. Okay.
Speaker 2: Come to find out the driver had handed him his
Speaker 2: license and registration and assurance and like this little plastic thing.
Speaker 2: And also in the plastic thing was five grams of cocaine.
Speaker 2: So they took us all to jail because they didn't
Speaker 2: claim it until we got to the jail. So I've
Speaker 2: been in that situation, all right. Yeah, much more, much
Speaker 2: more normal occurrence to me.
Speaker 3: I think last week, a couple days ago, we reported
Speaker 3: that fifty cent is practicing abstinence in twenty twenty four.
Speaker 3: So I guess there's a lot of people that go
Speaker 3: through this phase where they practice abstinence or celibacy. So
Speaker 3: we're asking eight hundred five eight five one oh five
Speaker 3: to one, does abstinence and celibacy actually help you in
Speaker 3: your life, whether it's work, whether it's love, whether it's friendships.
Speaker 3: That is the question helps you to focus absolutely, eight
Speaker 3: hundred five eight five one oh five to one. Let's discuss.
Speaker 3: So you've been through that, been through what not having
Speaker 3: sex for a while?
Speaker 2: Uh yeah, But I mean I think that the it
Speaker 2: just helps. It helps with discipline. I mean that's like
Speaker 2: even when people you know do Ramadan and they fast.
Speaker 2: Like you know, sex is one of the things that
Speaker 2: you abstained from. It just helps you to focus.
Speaker 3: Until you've done it before and it helps you with
Speaker 3: your focus. How long have you abstained for?
Speaker 1: I mean I've done Ramadon before? Yeah, what's that? I forgot?
Speaker 1: How long rama done this? I ain't done this so long.
Speaker 1: I don't know my long as rama?
Speaker 3: How long is rama? You know?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Absolutely, I know. I know people that do stuff
Speaker 1: like that all the time.
Speaker 2: And people practice the uh not ejaculating rema.
Speaker 1: Kevin Gates talked about that. That's right. Yeah, I've never
Speaker 1: done that. I got six kids, just keeps going and on.
Speaker 3: All right, But we'll discuss when we come back eight
Speaker 3: hundred and five eight five, one oh five on this.
Speaker 3: Abstinence and celibacy actually help you in your life.
Speaker 1: It work.
Speaker 3: Let's discus assist The Breakfast Club Good morning.
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