Speaker 1: North say Chicago, Psalm, get in here. It's one more thing.
Speaker 2: I'm strong and getty. One more thing, says this ad lib. Sure,
Speaker 2: if you were speaking English for a second.
Speaker 1: If you're a fan of Kanye West and Kim Kardashian's marriage,
Speaker 1: you'll know that that's their four children.
Speaker 2: And I've got more on that in just a second.
Speaker 3: But wow, I want to hear that list again.
Speaker 1: So here's a little text exchange I had with my
Speaker 1: son yesterday. On the way home, I texted him I
Speaker 1: did something terrible. I'll be home in three minutes. I
Speaker 1: stopped at Fluffy's Donuts. Here's something you got to remember
Speaker 1: about texting that I've noticed too, especially if you like
Speaker 1: look at it on your watch or you get the
Speaker 1: alert on your phone. You often only get the first
Speaker 1: sentence or a few words. So all he saw was
Speaker 1: I did something terrible. It's like like you can send
Speaker 1: to an employee, boss, girlfriend, whatever I need to talk
Speaker 1: about dinner Friday night or something like that. But if
Speaker 1: all they see is I need to talk, Yeah, all
Speaker 1: of a sudden, it's super serious. And I've had that
Speaker 1: alf the sort of thing happen on both ends anyway.
Speaker 1: So I sent my son that text and he just
Speaker 1: saw the top part and he said, oh my god,
Speaker 1: I thought you hit someone or killed someone. They said, no,
Speaker 1: I stopped at Fluffy's Donuts. I just bought one million donuts.
Speaker 1: He said, well, I guess I'll take my belt off. Wow,
Speaker 1: the acorn does not fall far from No, it does not.
Speaker 1: I keep having this thing where I hit the donut
Speaker 1: sh which I should never go to the donor shop, period,
Speaker 1: But I stop at the donut shop and it's like
Speaker 1: closing time, and so they're just like giving away donuts.
Speaker 1: I want to buy a donut, and they said, here
Speaker 1: I get, I'll give you this whole box.
Speaker 2: Well, thanks, I guess, and.
Speaker 4: Then you go and give them to your neighbors as
Speaker 4: a gesture.
Speaker 1: I did that a couple of weeks ago. But God,
Speaker 1: remember that. So I gave I I got new neighbors,
Speaker 1: and I took them the box of donuts that I
Speaker 1: just didn't want, and.
Speaker 2: Welcome to the neighborhood exactly.
Speaker 1: I said, well, over to the neighborhood and everything like that,
Speaker 1: and he yelled, Hey, our neighbor's really nice. He got
Speaker 1: us these donuts. And then just the other day over
Speaker 1: the weekend, I was doing something and I saw my
Speaker 1: new neighbor and he said to someone.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's the guy that gave us the donuts. No,
Speaker 2: so I live.
Speaker 5: It looks glad you enjoyed those. Here's a here's a
Speaker 5: stack of my old undershirts I don't wear anymore.
Speaker 3: Can you use these?
Speaker 2: Thanks, donut man.
Speaker 1: I just go through my mailbox and pick out all
Speaker 1: the junk mail. Here there's a bunch of coupons.
Speaker 3: Just giving leftovers out of your fridge food.
Speaker 4: So I've I've kind of fallen out of getting the
Speaker 4: first line of the text because I changed I updated
Speaker 4: my iOS. Now it gives me like the summary, the
Speaker 4: AI summary the other day it said somebody text message
Speaker 4: to me, thank you.
Speaker 2: It was like expressing gratitude. Would like to know what
Speaker 2: you're doing Saturday. And I'm like, oh god, the other
Speaker 2: thing interesting. Nice. Yeah.
Speaker 5: Theoretically, although, like, I gotta be careful here the uh
Speaker 5: the section of humanity that replies all when it's completely unnecessary.
Speaker 5: If I see the first line of the email, is
Speaker 5: I can be there looking forward to it. I know,
Speaker 5: oh god, somebody replied all to the group and I
Speaker 5: just swipe it. But this says dinner is Thursday night.
Speaker 5: Contact information was provided. That's good, I'm gonna touch on it,
Speaker 5: and yep, sure enough, it's just replied all to RSVP.
Speaker 3: To something unnecessarily.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So the other thing that happened at the donut shop
Speaker 1: is the uh chick that worked there said you look
Speaker 1: like that actor and she mentioned a name.
Speaker 2: Did you know that?
Speaker 1: Do people tell you that? And I said, I don't
Speaker 1: know who that is. I'll have to google it to
Speaker 1: see if that's a compliment or insult. And the person
Speaker 1: working with her said, oh, it's a compliment. And the
Speaker 1: only reason I think about that is one other time
Speaker 1: somebody had said you just you look just like that
Speaker 1: guy from something or other, and then I looked.
Speaker 2: It up and I was like, oh my god, I
Speaker 2: do that's horrible. Well, who you don't know?
Speaker 4: Who the actor was?
Speaker 2: I don't seen after he got honted viruses. I don't
Speaker 2: remember who it was.
Speaker 1: It was flattering, but I had had the experience before
Speaker 1: where it was somebody and they said you looked just
Speaker 1: like somebody. I thought, oh, kind of cool. It was
Speaker 1: an attractive young woman and I looked at it. I
Speaker 1: was like, oh man, So I didn't want to look
Speaker 1: that up. Getting back to the Kardashian clan. Uh, she
Speaker 1: sat down with the Call Me Daddy podcast which gets
Speaker 1: makes the news a lot, Call Her Daddy podcast that
Speaker 1: makes a news.
Speaker 4: A lot, sat down with her.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this woman Alex Cooper had some man's name.
Speaker 1: Uh. She interviews a bunch of people and makes news.
Speaker 1: And she talked to Kim Kardashian, and Kim talked more
Speaker 1: openly about being married to Kanye West and their divorce
Speaker 1: and stuff than I've heard from any interview before. I
Speaker 1: thought it was kind of interesting. It basically basically gets
Speaker 1: down to what we all knew. She met him, fell
Speaker 1: in love with him, really liked him. They had four
Speaker 1: kids together. They were married for eight years, but he's
Speaker 1: highly mentally ill, and he kept going off of his meds,
Speaker 1: and it finally got to the point where she just
Speaker 1: couldn't live that way anymore. She said it was making
Speaker 1: her crazy trying to live with a guy who she
Speaker 1: wouldn't know day to day. Whether this is there's a
Speaker 1: quote in here that's kind of nice. She starts crying
Speaker 1: about her talking to Kanye and saying, when you're the
Speaker 1: Kanye I met and fell in love with I love
Speaker 1: you and want to be with you, but when you
Speaker 1: go off your meds, you become this person that I
Speaker 1: can't stand to be around. That's when she told him
Speaker 1: that she wanted a divorce. I mean, she sounded like
Speaker 1: a real normal human being who was trying to make
Speaker 1: their marriage work with kids. That's what she sounds like.
Speaker 1: In addition to other crazy stuff that comes out, like
Speaker 1: she spends a million dollars a year on hair and
Speaker 1: makeup her look every day. Wow, and that's something Nail's
Speaker 1: hair make up the whole look. But yeah, that has
Speaker 1: to be Yeah, I'm sure it is. She probably has
Speaker 1: a number of employees and plus the products. That's something
Speaker 1: not everybody could do that she can do.
Speaker 5: That This violates the First Amendment, But maybe every influencer
Speaker 5: should have to disclose how much time and money they
Speaker 5: spend to achieve their look.
Speaker 1: Ah, that would be fantastic. Yeah yeah, yeah. It's like
Speaker 1: when I remember when I heard about weightlifting guys, like
Speaker 1: the guys who do the weightlifting, even them with their
Speaker 1: strict diets and working out, like you know, you can't
Speaker 1: work out because you've got other things to do. They
Speaker 1: still have to like starve and dehydrate themselves to look
Speaker 1: the way they look on show day, and the same
Speaker 1: with chicks, so even they don't look like them.
Speaker 5: Right every day using for men's health on the cuff,
Speaker 5: yeah yeah, yeah yeah, showing off.
Speaker 3: You're six back.
Speaker 1: Yeah, of course those are all worthless attributes now since
Speaker 1: you can have AI do that, an't time you want
Speaker 1: to Kim Kardashian. She is detailing an instance when she
Speaker 1: said I would come home and there would be five
Speaker 1: Lamborghinis in the driveway because he went on a binge
Speaker 1: and bought five Lamborghinis last night. Then I might come
Speaker 1: home two days later and they're all gone because he
Speaker 1: gave them all away. Wow, that's some crazy up and down,
Speaker 1: back and forth life stock ah manic Yeah yeah yeah yeah,
Speaker 1: And just that went with everything him just he she'd
Speaker 1: come home and he'd be gone.
Speaker 2: He went somewhere. He's gonna be gone for a week.
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 2: No, they hadn't talked about it, no indication. We had
Speaker 2: four kids. We gotta.
Speaker 1: Get to school and raise and everything like that. So
Speaker 1: the kids are they're currently twelve, nine, seven, and six.
Speaker 1: That's just too bad that the family couldn't stay together.
Speaker 1: They were married for eight years. As I mentioned, North
Speaker 1: is the oldest Saint is now nine, Little Chicago's turned seven,
Speaker 1: and Psalm is six. Psalm is in the Book of
Speaker 1: Psalms in the written by King David with a p.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they town. Is there a nickname? I mean only
Speaker 3: my parents when they were angry, called me Joseph. Really
Speaker 3: it's Joe.
Speaker 2: So it's shy city of big shoulders. Time for dinner.
Speaker 2: I don't know, hog hog butcher to the world, clean
Speaker 2: your room. Yeah, I'll end with this.
Speaker 1: She broke down in tears as she's telling when she
Speaker 1: finally talked to him, said, your personality was not like
Speaker 1: this a few years ago. You've been off your meds
Speaker 1: for five months and I can't live like this anymore.
Speaker 1: He's diagnosed bipolar, he claims his autistic, but he's not.
Speaker 1: According to her, he was diagnosed bipolar, but just for
Speaker 1: whatever reason, doesn't like to take his medicine and severe.
Speaker 3: Bye ahead, go ahead, can't he Well?
Speaker 4: No, just I've known someone who was severe bipolar and
Speaker 4: not treated.
Speaker 2: It's a nightmare. Oh, I'm sure, Yeah, it's whiplashy.
Speaker 3: I've dealt with that a little bit.
Speaker 5: Ah.
Speaker 3: So if I somehow named my child Chicago. I would
Speaker 3: call him Go Go.
Speaker 5: That would be my nickname for it's better than cog.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 2: I guess that's it.