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Speaker 1: D headphones or whatever? For you, this sounds incredible, Fords,
Speaker 1: and you keep talking, ye, did you have a great week? Listen?
Speaker 1: My weekend, as you know, was a lot as the
Speaker 1: juice bar got broken into on Friday, so I had
Speaker 1: to deal with that, but got everything back together again,
Speaker 1: had to get a new glass and new register, you know,
Speaker 1: do all kinds of things. So I basically spent Friday
Speaker 1: and Saturday handling all of those things. But we are
Speaker 1: good to go. Oh listen, man, you gotta drop clues
Speaker 1: bomb for healthy burglars right like, they still nothing no
Speaker 1: through but we have everything on video. But it's crazy
Speaker 1: because we only keep two hundred dollars in the register.
Speaker 1: So it's not like you used to keep but yeah,
Speaker 1: not anymore now. But that's just the change. That's a
Speaker 1: lot of change for in the morning. So when people
Speaker 1: come in and they buy stuff, you know, there's some
Speaker 1: singles and buys, but now we just you know, have
Speaker 1: it somewhere else. You say, the only two undred dollars.
Speaker 1: Two hundred dollars change somebody life, you know what I mean? Yeah,
Speaker 1: but I don't think you changed anybody's life. But the
Speaker 1: thing is, imagine doing all of that because it costs
Speaker 1: so much more money to replace the glass. Fortunately. Yeah,
Speaker 1: the register was they didn't take the computer with the register,
Speaker 1: just the actual register, and then that was that. There
Speaker 1: used to be a time they're breaking liquid stores, chicken spots,
Speaker 1: check cashing place. Now I guess they stepped up now
Speaker 1: whatever they can, holistic burglars, whatever. Shout out to everybody
Speaker 1: who started so much support though over the weekend, because
Speaker 1: a lot of our customers were really disappointed, and apparently
Speaker 1: there's been a lot of break ins and best at
Speaker 1: because once that happened a lot of business owners. There
Speaker 1: was another store down the block from us, it's a
Speaker 1: pet grooming place, and they broke into that place. That
Speaker 1: same morning too. And then tillis you know the restaurant
Speaker 1: that I go to all the time that my frien
Speaker 1: Dahlia owns, they broke the glass, but they couldn't get
Speaker 1: all the way in to her restaurant through the next door. Listen, America,
Speaker 1: people are starving, people are hurting. They're still waiting for
Speaker 1: another stimulus check. Folks out here is hurting. Yes, so
Speaker 1: they will try to get you for two hundred dollars
Speaker 1: because guess what they have zero And when you have zero,
Speaker 1: two hundred dollars a lot of money. Yeah, I mean
Speaker 1: that's in everything. That's where if you go into the ATM,
Speaker 1: if you go into seven to eleven, if you're if
Speaker 1: you're sepping out at your call, don't leave anything in
Speaker 1: your car, not a bag, not a nothing, because its
Speaker 1: like he said, people on people hurt, then starving. They
Speaker 1: need money, and at this point, if the government is
Speaker 1: not helping, they're gonna do whatever they got to feed
Speaker 1: their family. So we just gotta be extra careful. I
Speaker 1: tell it to my kids every day before they leave
Speaker 1: the house. To tell her to my wife before she
Speaker 1: leaves the house. Just be careful. Blessed that everybody was
Speaker 1: safe and nobody got hurt. Yeah, amen to that. And
Speaker 1: they ain't even take a banana. Nope, no fruits, that's
Speaker 1: all you want. Said, he got four daughters, he got
Speaker 1: to deal with it. Didn't take no fruit, was missing vegetables.
Speaker 1: It just went great for the money. Somebody stole a
Speaker 1: banana or the egg plane. We knew. We didn't know
Speaker 1: exactly where to go. Why we know exactly where to go?
Speaker 1: All right, Well, let's get the show cracking front page
Speaker 1: is what we're talking about. Well, let's talk about Texas
Speaker 1: and give some updates there. Some people are seeing electricity
Speaker 1: bills for like seventeen thousand dollars. That is crazy. They
Speaker 1: did a well she'll explain when we come back. I
Speaker 1: had it a breakfast club goal. Wow rule man, I'm
Speaker 1: not even mad at it. You know what I'm saying,
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Speaker 1: they're gonna walk ahead. Just now talking about yeah yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: yeah yeah we gay And then I was like, that's remix.
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Speaker 1: but let's get us the front page news. What is
Speaker 1: going on this morning? What we said Monday? Well, officials
Speaker 1: in Texas are investigating some people who have outrageous energy bills.
Speaker 1: One person said they got a seven thousand dollar bill
Speaker 1: from his utility company. Another person said they had to
Speaker 1: pay seventeen thousand dollars and there's nothing they could do
Speaker 1: about it because it came right out of his account.
Speaker 1: I guess he has direct payments set up. Now. The
Speaker 1: way this is happening is that, for instance, there's a
Speaker 1: one energy company called Gritty, and the way that they
Speaker 1: provide the energy they charge market rate, and that market
Speaker 1: rate varies depending on current power prices. Now, according to
Speaker 1: their website, customers pay exactly the price that day buy
Speaker 1: electricity at but because of the winter storm, their pricing
Speaker 1: shot up. So in Texas you can choose to pay
Speaker 1: for a fixed plan instead, and Gritty started to encourage
Speaker 1: people to do that. But unfortunately, I don't know what's
Speaker 1: going to happen. They are investigating. But shouldn't the build
Speaker 1: people because they didn't have power for days? Now some
Speaker 1: people still have power. These are people who had power. Oh,
Speaker 1: it serves like you said, did the wholesale pricing and
Speaker 1: it serves the seventeen thousand, ninhalistic. Can you imagine for
Speaker 1: a couple of days now, a family of a boy
Speaker 1: who died during the Texas winter storm is suing or
Speaker 1: Cut and Entergy for one hundred million dollars that's their
Speaker 1: power company. And they're saying it was gross and negligence.
Speaker 1: The home had been without power since the Sunday before,
Speaker 1: and their son died on Tuesday, Christian Pavon. And the
Speaker 1: family is saying that obviously, you know, because of the
Speaker 1: power not being available, that's why their sounded. He had hypothermia.
Speaker 1: He had on a shirt, a sweater, two pairs of pants, socks,
Speaker 1: two blankets. They tried to wake him up Tuesday afternoon.
Speaker 1: He was unresponsive and they tried to call nine one one.
Speaker 1: But now they're doing that's horrible. Who's the blame for this?
Speaker 1: Is it the negligence of you know, the city that
Speaker 1: they're in. Is it just you know, a coincidence because
Speaker 1: of mother nature? Like the act of God. That's what
Speaker 1: I'm saying, is an act of God. But I mean,
Speaker 1: I guess they're saying that he should be people should
Speaker 1: be prepared, but you can't prepare for everything. No, Well,
Speaker 1: I think Texas has a whole different um the way
Speaker 1: that their state operates. It's independent government, so that's kind
Speaker 1: of what the problem is. And they had the opportunity
Speaker 1: to change the system, but they never did, and that's
Speaker 1: why all this is happening. Texas isn't sanctioned by the government.
Speaker 1: What does that mean as far as power is concerned,
Speaker 1: Like they have their own separate grid. That's if I'm right,
Speaker 1: it's not sanctioned by the government government, So when it
Speaker 1: goes out, it's pretty much on Texas to get it
Speaker 1: back up and run it. Where every place house is
Speaker 1: sanctioned by the government. Where they look at things and
Speaker 1: they went to Rise and they're saying that Texas is
Speaker 1: not on the same I didn't know that. Dam somebody
Speaker 1: schooled me on that. I need to want I want
Speaker 1: more of that information. Yeah, I think what they are
Speaker 1: that they have something called er Kot, the RCOT soup.
Speaker 1: You want to check that out, then you can see
Speaker 1: what the whole situation is. They have a power grid
Speaker 1: that's run by er Kot, and they said that's what
Speaker 1: set them up for failure in that state. All right,
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Speaker 1: biggest blessings by dramas. Hello to everyone in the room
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Speaker 1: You had a conversation with him, Well, I shopped my
Speaker 1: son on air. You guys, it's in my Instagram. You
Speaker 1: were like, oh yeah, this might be the time where
Speaker 1: you fall in love with the listener. Blah blah blah,
Speaker 1: and drama is just straight up hung up for me, like, wow,
Speaker 1: I got a girl, Dramas. He didn't say that until
Speaker 1: after he hung up on me like that another person
Speaker 1: of color, Wow, I think my fingers slipped, dramas in
Speaker 1: one of those Puerto Ricans who think they white. No,
Speaker 1: that's not true. Fingers slipped. He always run that my
Speaker 1: fingers slipped thing. I'm sorry for you, Jessica, exactly. That's
Speaker 1: better out there for you. What is to say? Good morning?
Speaker 1: I got a beautiful black king. Now, baby chocolate looks
Speaker 1: not no butter pecan. God will remove all those obstacles
Speaker 1: from your life. I'm sure this is way better for you.
Speaker 1: You said, God remove all those testacles from your life.
Speaker 1: Would you say obstacles? My Instagram is day s b R.
Speaker 1: I underscore you Instagram. I don't make no sense. I
Speaker 1: don't now drama. I'm just saying, why are you shouting?
Speaker 1: You got a man? Why right? Any sense? Don't worry
Speaker 1: about drama. You're flustered and not any sense? Can you
Speaker 1: can you let her shout out her asking Why are
Speaker 1: you always hating on this world? I'm just saying it
Speaker 1: a little, Jessica, A dramas. What did I ever do
Speaker 1: to you? Oh my god? You want a guy the
Speaker 1: only cheats with guys, Jessica. He's the one that was singing. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: we get exactly exactly. I'm glad you know. All right, Jessica.
Speaker 1: The reason I was shouting out my Instagram is because
Speaker 1: I want Angela to follow me. Oh my god, Okay,
Speaker 1: you not got your gud? What is it following? It's
Speaker 1: d E S S B R I underscore? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: thank you, Jessica. We appreciate you. Guys. Why to everyone
Speaker 1: up for drama? We got rumors on the way when
Speaker 1: she flied too, you messed up dramas. I got a girl.
Speaker 1: I didn't mess up. M You ain't got no damn girls.
Speaker 1: Let's respect to his girl though. But you can still
Speaker 1: be you can still be polite. You can still be polite.
Speaker 1: All right, Let's talk about Adrian Brouner and Naomi Osaka
Speaker 1: Wins over the weekend. All right, we'll get into that.
Speaker 1: Next is the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: She's filling the team. This is the rumor report with
Speaker 1: Angela Yee on the Breakfast Club. All right, well, there
Speaker 1: were reports that four two Doug and Roddy Rich had
Speaker 1: a video shoot in Atlanta and reportedly there was gunfire.
Speaker 1: Three people were shot, according to WSBTV. Well four two
Speaker 1: Doug and little Baby weren't live. And here's what they said,
Speaker 1: man say, oh type of ho Hey one thing about
Speaker 1: the internet asked a week at of time. Yeah, man,
Speaker 1: y'all saw that fake man. We get around none of that.
Speaker 1: I'm just glad he wasn't shot or nothing happened. Yeah.
Speaker 1: At first they were trying to say that for too.
Speaker 1: Doug was the one that got shot. He was in
Speaker 1: critical condition, but as you can see he's fine from
Speaker 1: the video that they posted. What they did say did
Speaker 1: get shot though? Right, Yeah, they did say three people
Speaker 1: got shot. All right, Now, let's discuss the fight over
Speaker 1: the weekend. But this is a sanction fight. This was
Speaker 1: Adrian Broner. He actually won this fight. And here's what
Speaker 1: he had to say afterwards. How different will we see
Speaker 1: now going forward? Like now are you going right back
Speaker 1: to training? See that's the thing. See, that's the thing.
Speaker 1: It is a different a B what happened was I
Speaker 1: only had thirteen dollars coming into this mother fight. We
Speaker 1: didn't flip that to about thirteen millions. So so so,
Speaker 1: so a lot of things go change. Listen, I ain't
Speaker 1: gonna lie for the rest of the weekend. We're gonna
Speaker 1: pop bottles, cash checks and half sex. But on Monday,
Speaker 1: it's black the kicking lass and hitting bags. Though, I'm
Speaker 1: glad Abny Santiago with that unanimous decision. Yeah, I'm glad
Speaker 1: Abe won his fight, even though the judges' scores were
Speaker 1: way wider than the fight actually was. I'm glad he won. Though.
Speaker 1: Abe is highly entertaining and um if Abe would have actually,
Speaker 1: if he starts letting his hands go more and throws
Speaker 1: more punches, he would have won that fight easily. But
Speaker 1: he's still a little gunshot for some reason in that ring.
Speaker 1: All right, those many punches he used to Now let's
Speaker 1: talk about Naomi Osaka. She won the Australian Open and
Speaker 1: in her victory speech she was talking to Jennifer Brady
Speaker 1: and here's what went down. They try to say that
Speaker 1: this was trolling, but it was a mistake. Listen to this.
Speaker 1: I want to come, do you like to be called
Speaker 1: Jenny or Jennifer. Okay, firstly, I want to congrat Jennifer
Speaker 1: dropping the clues bombs from Naomio soccer. Look the winner. Okay,
Speaker 1: when she's the winner, she can say and do what
Speaker 1: she wants, all right, I prefer Jennifer. Is that okay
Speaker 1: with you? Jenny? All right? I took socialmedian and said,
Speaker 1: oh mg, no, but some sad and crying face emoji's
Speaker 1: I promise you my mind thought I called her Jenny
Speaker 1: in that moment, and I was so confused why the
Speaker 1: crowd was laughing. I'm so sorry, not as sorry as Jennifer.
Speaker 1: Was that Jenny Jenny. Now you know, GQ did a
Speaker 1: Modern Lover's issue, and Naomi Osaki is of course dating Corday.
Speaker 1: I guess formerly Ybing Corday, but just Corday now. And
Speaker 1: he got candid about, you know, going through their relationship.
Speaker 1: He didn't know she was as famous as she was,
Speaker 1: and he said he attended the twenty twenty US open
Speaker 1: and support of her, and he said, it's not my sport.
Speaker 1: If you asked me about tennis before being immersed in it,
Speaker 1: because of Naomi, I could only give you venus and
Speaker 1: Serena Williams, you know, because they're just a part of
Speaker 1: the culture. He said he felt really out of place
Speaker 1: when he went to the twenty nineteen US Open to
Speaker 1: support her. He said, I don't know if I ever
Speaker 1: told Naomi this or not, but I felt really out
Speaker 1: of place. He said that was his first tennis mat ever,
Speaker 1: and he said that that was my first time being
Speaker 1: in an environment like that in my entire life. My
Speaker 1: elementary school, middle school, high school was ninety nine point
Speaker 1: nine percent black kids who look like me. It just
Speaker 1: felt really weird for me being in that space. That
Speaker 1: was my first tennis match ever. Yeah. I don't watch
Speaker 1: tennis either, but it's certain people you'll stop and watch,
Speaker 1: right Like when Venus and Serena used to be on TV.
Speaker 1: You'll stop and watch that. And I definitely ended up
Speaker 1: watching um Naomi on Saturday night. It came on really late.
Speaker 1: I didn't know what the hell was going on tennis,
Speaker 1: but I stopped and watched. Tennis is actually a great game.
Speaker 1: I played tennis as a kid. I worked at the U,
Speaker 1: so me and my wife played tennis. Now it's great
Speaker 1: for cardio. It's it's yeah, yeah, yeah, my kids play too.
Speaker 1: I can see why you would like it. Men in
Speaker 1: short shorts, a lot of balls going around. I could
Speaker 1: totally see why. And you would enjoy that. He's even
Speaker 1: dressed like a tennis ball this morning. That's well, it
Speaker 1: sounds like you might take up the sport as well,
Speaker 1: Charlotta Magne. No, no, no no. And by the way,
Speaker 1: everybody who said tennis playing on athletes, they are goddamn lives.
Speaker 1: It's a very athletic sport. You gotta do a lot
Speaker 1: of cardio, you gotta have that upper arm ring yep,
Speaker 1: and you gotta keep all right. Now, Young Blue gifted
Speaker 1: Boosey Badass one hundred thousand dollars in cash for being
Speaker 1: his first coach. So here's what it went like, right,
Speaker 1: So a young Blue Boosey artist? Yeah is he? I
Speaker 1: didn't think so? Yeah, yeah, he told us he was
Speaker 1: Boosey's artist. So we're dropping a blue bomb with Boosey Badass.
Speaker 1: Young Blue is a nice artist to have one your bell,
Speaker 1: all right. Well that is your rumor report, all right,
Speaker 1: thank you, missy. And then we got front page news
Speaker 1: what we're talking about, Yes, and let's talk about a
Speaker 1: whole school board who had to resign we'll tell you
Speaker 1: what happened. All right, We'll get into that next. It's
Speaker 1: the Breakfast Club morning, all right, morning, everybody is DJ
Speaker 1: M v Angela Yee, Charlomagne the guy. We are to
Speaker 1: Breakfast Club. Let's getting some front page news when we're
Speaker 1: starting you. Well, let's start with these new claims surrounding
Speaker 1: Malcolm X's assassination. Now, this is a letter that was
Speaker 1: written by a former NYPD officer on his deathbed, and
Speaker 1: according to ray Wood, he said he was serving as
Speaker 1: an undercover officer on the day of Malcolm X's death,
Speaker 1: and he did say that he participated in actions that,
Speaker 1: in hindsight, were deplorable and detrimental to the advancement of
Speaker 1: my own people. According to his letter, he said, it
Speaker 1: was my assignment to draw the two men into a
Speaker 1: felonious federal crime. That was the two men that were
Speaker 1: accused of assassinating Malcolm X. He said that he did
Speaker 1: that so they could be arrested by the FBI and
Speaker 1: kept away from managing Malcolm X's door security on February
Speaker 1: twenty first. So what happened was Malcolm X didn't have
Speaker 1: his regular security detail. These two men were accused of
Speaker 1: planning to dynamite the Statue of Liberty and all kinds
Speaker 1: of other things, and they were accused of being terrorists.
Speaker 1: So because they were not available, that's how the FBI
Speaker 1: was able to get in and kill Malcolm X at
Speaker 1: Manhattan's Audubon Ballroom. Yeah, it's always amazed me that the
Speaker 1: same government who took out every black leader and found
Speaker 1: a way to dismand to every black organization during that time,
Speaker 1: somehow convinced the world it was the NI who plotted
Speaker 1: against an assassinated brother Malcolm Like just because Raywood's cousin,
Speaker 1: who wrote the book The Raywood Story published earlier this month,
Speaker 1: described his cousin to Good Morning America as a good
Speaker 1: man that was tricked and forced to betray his own people.
Speaker 1: He was a good man that was tricked and forced
Speaker 1: to betray his own people, and he felt guilt and
Speaker 1: remorse for that for fifty six years. Mm. Yeah, I
Speaker 1: guess they told him that they were gonna pend all
Speaker 1: these crimes on him if he told so. He actually
Speaker 1: wrote that letter and gave his cousin to a permission
Speaker 1: to release that while after he died. Once again, it's
Speaker 1: always amazed me to same government who took out every
Speaker 1: Black leader and found a way to dismantle every Black organization,
Speaker 1: somehow convinced us it was the NI who plotted against
Speaker 1: an assassinated brother Malcolm. Just because you can get a
Speaker 1: person to flip on his own people doesn't mean you
Speaker 1: blame the whole organization. It's Judas in our missed at
Speaker 1: all times? Did Judas in the Black massile did not
Speaker 1: teach us that? But once again, the same government Jed
Speaker 1: Google in his game, took out every black leader and
Speaker 1: found a way to dismantle every Black organization. When somehow
Speaker 1: convinced us it was the NY who plotted against an
Speaker 1: assassinated brother Malcolm. Yeah, three members of the NI were
Speaker 1: convicted of his murder. So he said that if he
Speaker 1: didn't follow these orders, he would end up getting threatened
Speaker 1: with the rest by pinning marijuana and alcohol trafficking charges
Speaker 1: if he didn't follow through with the signmons. The greatest
Speaker 1: trick the devil level Pool was convincing the world he
Speaker 1: didn't exist. This is what this situation was all right now.
Speaker 1: An entire school board resigned after forgetting that their WebEx
Speaker 1: call was public, So they were having a whole conversation,
Speaker 1: not knowing that the recording was already going. And it
Speaker 1: is the Oakland Union Elementary School District's Board of trustees,
Speaker 1: and they were bad mouthing parents during this it's a video,
Speaker 1: and one member said, are we alone? And then this happened.
Speaker 1: If you're gonna call me out, I'm gonna up. And
Speaker 1: they don't know what we arehind the scenes, and it's
Speaker 1: really unfortunate. Exactly they want to pick on us because
Speaker 1: they want their babysitter. Fact. Yeah, well I guess she said.
Speaker 1: She said, if somebody complains, bitch, I'm gonna f you up.
Speaker 1: And then she's saying they just want their babysitters back.
Speaker 1: And they were saying all kinds of things. Were about
Speaker 1: eight minutes, so all of them did end up resigning
Speaker 1: because the parents were actually listening during this virtual board meeting.
Speaker 1: Teachers should be allowed to vent, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: But a lot of people don't want their babysitters back.
Speaker 1: They want their kids to be able to learn any
Speaker 1: man about being a babysitter. I think it's yeah, I
Speaker 1: don't know if you want those people on the board.
Speaker 1: They don't understand. I think it's a combination of it all.
Speaker 1: I think it's a combination of it all. Well babysitting,
Speaker 1: I mean, come on, now, what you do want your
Speaker 1: kids back in school so they can learn, But it
Speaker 1: is good, it is good to get them out the
Speaker 1: house too, for themselves as well, whatever however you want
Speaker 1: to word it, for themselves, okay, but yes, And who's
Speaker 1: looking out for the teachers at a time like this.
Speaker 1: We just told the story last week about how they
Speaker 1: were saying, you know, teachers should be vaccinated before they
Speaker 1: go back into the schools. And we agree, right because
Speaker 1: the teachers are high risk. Nobody, nobody cares about the
Speaker 1: teachers right now, everybody, You'll get the kid back school,
Speaker 1: get the kids back in school, But what about the teachers. Well,
Speaker 1: you know, part of being on this school board, though,
Speaker 1: is that you are supposed to listen and understand and
Speaker 1: listen to both sides of things. So if you're on
Speaker 1: the board and you're already saying I'm an f you
Speaker 1: up if you if you try to call me out,
Speaker 1: I don't know if I feel confident in that person
Speaker 1: being on the board. I bet you things could get
Speaker 1: done a lot faster and a lot to move if
Speaker 1: they had real conversation. If that conversation no teachers were
Speaker 1: having amongst each other, they could actually have. But you
Speaker 1: don't know teacher saying I'm an F you up, don't
Speaker 1: give that. Ain't gotta But they can still be allowed
Speaker 1: to vent truthfully and honestly. They should be able to
Speaker 1: say how they really feel about things except for the
Speaker 1: f and your part, except for that. But guess what
Speaker 1: we say that too, Like, boy, I teach that, teach
Speaker 1: up if they do such and such to my child.
Speaker 1: And I know it's a big concern for a lot
Speaker 1: of parents who students aren't in school right now. It's
Speaker 1: not the same as you guys have been saying learning online.
Speaker 1: One parents said, I don't need a babysitter. I'm actually
Speaker 1: a stay at home mom, but I do want my
Speaker 1: child back in school. Yeah, it sucks. I feel so
Speaker 1: sorry for my oldest daughter because she's twelve and she
Speaker 1: had to spend half her sixth grade jail on the zoom.
Speaker 1: Now it's a mixture of both. Zoom a couple hours
Speaker 1: and you got to go to school, Like that's just
Speaker 1: that's not right for them kids. I can't sit on
Speaker 1: the zoom for an hour so imagine a kid staying
Speaker 1: on there the whole day to learn. It's almost impossible.
Speaker 1: I saw this college professor get frustrated because he was
Speaker 1: talking to a kid. He didn't realize the kid was deaf,
Speaker 1: and so he's thinking the kids just being slow and
Speaker 1: not paying him no attention and not responding him fast enough.
Speaker 1: So he got upset. It's just like, come on, man,
Speaker 1: zoom is difficult for everybody, is all right? Well that
Speaker 1: is your front page news. All right, thank you, miss
Speaker 1: ye teachers, Now you have to the teacher being The
Speaker 1: story of the teacher that uses from heroin. His name
Speaker 1: is Carl Hart. He's from Columbia University. He's a professor
Speaker 1: of psychology and neuroscience and he's a He chairs the
Speaker 1: psych department, and he has a fondness for heroin. What
Speaker 1: do you mean? Yeah, he thinks we should legalize drugs.
Speaker 1: He said it helps him maintain a work life balance
Speaker 1: and it should be legal for everyone. Well, even more
Speaker 1: than that, he put out a book called Drug Use
Speaker 1: for Grown Ups, Chasing Liberty in the Land of Fear,
Speaker 1: and he says there aren't many things in life that
Speaker 1: he enjoys more than a few lines by the fireplace.
Speaker 1: At the end of the day, his words verbat him.
Speaker 1: He said, heroine leaves him refreshed and prepared to face
Speaker 1: another day. Okay. Now, he's already worked legally with drugs,
Speaker 1: including marijuana, cocaine, and heroin. For more than twenty five years,
Speaker 1: he studied drug users, and he's been seeking to answer
Speaker 1: questions about the threats that drugs posed to mental and
Speaker 1: physical health. They said, for most of that time, he
Speaker 1: wanted to prove that point that drugs are bad. Now
Speaker 1: he wants to be able to do them legally, and
Speaker 1: he said you can too. He said, heroin is as
Speaker 1: recreational as alcohol using. No, it's not. By the way,
Speaker 1: I've never seen somebody talk about a drug binge so eloquently. Right,
Speaker 1: He was like, he did a little bit of heroin
Speaker 1: every day for ten days. Grade that's a binge. All right. Well,
Speaker 1: then he even said he had withdrawals. Let's open up
Speaker 1: the phone lines, all right, eight hundred five eight five
Speaker 1: one oh five one. You can stay anonymous. Do you
Speaker 1: use hard drugs to balance out your work and life?
Speaker 1: And we ain't talking about weed, I'm talking we're talking
Speaker 1: about heroin. Okay, yeah, whatever else, any hard drug and
Speaker 1: you can stay anonymous. We won't judge you. We just
Speaker 1: want to hear your story and understand why. I want
Speaker 1: to know if it's more people out there like Carhart
Speaker 1: that have you know, that need this work life balance,
Speaker 1: work life balance. Do you use hard drugs? Call us
Speaker 1: up right now eight hundred five eight five one o
Speaker 1: five one. And we don't want to hear from you
Speaker 1: weed heads. I know it's yo. I smoke every day,
Speaker 1: but no, we're not talking about you. We've we've come
Speaker 1: to work high. We don't want to talk to you.
Speaker 1: We understand that one. We get the weed. Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: we get that part. But eight hundred five A five
Speaker 1: one oh five one. Let's have an adult conversation and
Speaker 1: you can stay at Donamous. It's the Breakfast Club. Good
Speaker 1: morning out your phone, call in right now, call me
Speaker 1: at your opinion to the Breakfast Club topic breaking down.
Speaker 1: Eight hundred five eight five one oh five one. The
Speaker 1: Breakfast Club. It's topic time on the phone. Call eight
Speaker 1: hundred five A five one oh five one to join
Speaker 1: him to the discussion with the Breakfast Club. Talk about
Speaker 1: it morning. Everybody is DJ Envy Angela Yee, Charlomagne, the
Speaker 1: guy we are the Breakfast Club. Good morning. If he
Speaker 1: just joined us. We're talking about doctor Carl Hart. Now,
Speaker 1: who is doctor Carl Hart. He's a Columbia University professor
Speaker 1: of psychology and neuroscience. He chairs the psych department at
Speaker 1: Columbia University. And he has a love for funess for heroin. Okay.
Speaker 1: He put out a book called Drug Use for Growing Up,
Speaker 1: Chasing Liberty in the Land of Fear, and he says
Speaker 1: there aren't many things in life that he enjoys more
Speaker 1: than a few lines by the fireplace. At the end
Speaker 1: of the day, he said, heroin leaves him refreshed and
Speaker 1: prepared to face, Okay, another day. I gotta cut you.
Speaker 1: The only thing is that he does go through withdraw
Speaker 1: when he stops taking in. And he said, it's so
Speaker 1: bad that he actually crushes up some sedatives so that
Speaker 1: he can go to sleep while the worst of the
Speaker 1: paints in. Yeah, you said that's the only thing bad
Speaker 1: about this, No, I said, I mean, that's one bad
Speaker 1: for him. That's what he has to go through. I'm
Speaker 1: assuming nobody in this room does cooke, crack LSD heroin.
Speaker 1: I've never any drug I ever did was coke when
Speaker 1: it was mixed in a blunt with marijuana. Um, I
Speaker 1: did it by accident back in the day. Great I
Speaker 1: do enjoy shrooms and I have done ecstasy before. I've
Speaker 1: never done none of that edible ato, buddy, That's as
Speaker 1: far as I go. Just say no, but greatest, how
Speaker 1: I ever, can totally see why people do it. No,
Speaker 1: not at all. Hello, who's that talking about the cocon
Speaker 1: wet by the way? Yeah? What what not? Just no,
Speaker 1: this is a Colombo coffee. Coffee be okay, okay, drug
Speaker 1: right now. I don't know about crack man, but you
Speaker 1: know i'd be on a little bit of blow. I
Speaker 1: wake up in the morning. Job for in the morning,
Speaker 1: I pick up covid swaves and blood, so you know
Speaker 1: i'd be drunk this hell sometimes for the club. Gotta
Speaker 1: hit a wile that wakes you up automatically. Okay. So
Speaker 1: cocaine is what gives you your work life balance, bro,
Speaker 1: Because I be drunk after the club. So when I'm
Speaker 1: drunking the club, you take a line. You wake up.
Speaker 1: You're not drunk. No, what are you delivering? What are
Speaker 1: you delivering? He said? Covid Covid swave, Oh my goodness,
Speaker 1: how long have you been doing this three years and
Speaker 1: only called off one day. Wow, So what's the longest
Speaker 1: coke ben you've been on? I mean, I don't I
Speaker 1: didn't did that much. I'm a little little dog man.
Speaker 1: I do like a granmar most the day, a grandma day,
Speaker 1: and that if I party like I would do it
Speaker 1: every day. But when I party, When you go party,
Speaker 1: you get drunk some reason. When you get drunk and
Speaker 1: you take coke or you take a bean, it takes
Speaker 1: away you're drunk like you're still sober again. Sho you
Speaker 1: go drive? You know you can walk around, do whatever
Speaker 1: you gotta do. Okay, you know these eyes big. I
Speaker 1: wouldn't recommend this at home, and you should not be
Speaker 1: driving under the influence of anything alcoholic cocaine, sir, yes, sir,
Speaker 1: please please please be safe. Sir. Hello, who's this? Yo? Yo? Synonymous?
Speaker 1: Man synonymous? How are you credit? What is your drug
Speaker 1: of choiceth? Meth? I'm sorry, meth head? Do you use?
Speaker 1: I feel like every other day? So what's your what
Speaker 1: is your regular life? Like? What's the balance, because it's
Speaker 1: a work life balance. What do you do for work? Well?
Speaker 1: The men pushed me up in the morning and by
Speaker 1: the time I'm dumb or work, I'm already like oh
Speaker 1: sobered help? And time I go home? Where do you work? Oh?
Speaker 1: I don't want to see that. Man, you're anonymous, gonna
Speaker 1: get fired. He didn't say he works, though, hypothetically, where
Speaker 1: do you work? Uhthetically? I work for a tacking company,
Speaker 1: the taxi so you drop people around? Company? Oh, packing company? Packing?
Speaker 1: Got you? Got you? Got you? Let me ask you this.
Speaker 1: Do you feel like you're addicted or have you ever
Speaker 1: tried to go to rehab or go without it? I
Speaker 1: am well, I think you should go get help. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Does that concern you? Uh? It doesn't look like I
Speaker 1: do it. So let me let me see your teeth.
Speaker 1: You can see his teeth to the radio. Let me
Speaker 1: see trying to go get help. Man, this is not
Speaker 1: gonna end we man something. I'm sorry I couldn't. I
Speaker 1: thought all meth messages up your teeth. All right, my brother,
Speaker 1: I don't know what to tell you. I do hope
Speaker 1: that you know you get the help that you deserve, because,
Speaker 1: whether you know it or not, you are addicted to meth. Sir,
Speaker 1: yes you are. I'm worldly, but that's so crazy because
Speaker 1: most people I wish you I do. The first sign
Speaker 1: of addiction is denied, right, So when a person tells
Speaker 1: you that they know they have a problem, where you
Speaker 1: go from there? But I hope, I hope people do
Speaker 1: wake up and try to get the help that they need,
Speaker 1: because you know, these drugs don't into anything good. So yeah,
Speaker 1: I don't care what this guy says, even you know,
Speaker 1: call Heart. There's no way you can continue to live
Speaker 1: that way eight five eight five one on five one.
Speaker 1: Or you are hard drug user? Do you need it
Speaker 1: to get your day going? Let's talk about it. It's
Speaker 1: the Breakfast Club. Come on there, call me your opinions
Speaker 1: to the Breakfast Club. Time come one morning. Everybody is
Speaker 1: DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlomagne, the guy we are to
Speaker 1: Breakfast Club, Naphew just joined us. We're talking about doctor
Speaker 1: Carl Heart. I believe that's his name, Yes, car Heart.
Speaker 1: Carhart is a is a. He's a he's a university
Speaker 1: professor of psychology and neuroscience at Columbia University, and he
Speaker 1: has a fondness for heroin. Right, so we're asking out
Speaker 1: there is there anybody else else out there that uses
Speaker 1: hard drugs to get by because Carl says heroin helps
Speaker 1: with his work life balance. He says, it's just like alcohol.
Speaker 1: It's just like a vacation. I don't agree, but to
Speaker 1: each his own. Hello, ma'am, Yes, what's your name? Okay? Anmous?
Speaker 1: What's your drug of choice? Um? I'm microdo mushrooms every day?
Speaker 1: What is microdose or mushrooms? I take a piece of
Speaker 1: a mushroom every day. And this is called the Keenist plan.
Speaker 1: Now see, I don't know if that's I mean, listen,
Speaker 1: I'm not no expert, but to me, shrooms a plant
Speaker 1: based medicine, you know, doing a micro dose of it
Speaker 1: every day. I think even some doctors prescribe that in
Speaker 1: some cases. I don't know if that's the same as meth, cocaine, crack.
Speaker 1: Hell no, no it's not. How does that make you feel?
Speaker 1: How does it make you feel when you take it?
Speaker 1: It's as not addictive. It keeps you focused, focused. I
Speaker 1: work from home and it keeps me focused. I could
Speaker 1: put things in perspective. Okay, keep me right, all right?
Speaker 1: How often do I the day? To you head? Then
Speaker 1: anything anything you said? You do it every day? So
Speaker 1: what happens if you don't do it? No, no, like
Speaker 1: I can't keep you know, I guess I not a
Speaker 1: little OCD or I just can't stay focused. So you
Speaker 1: feel like little Mario. You don't feel like big Mario. Hello,
Speaker 1: was this Paul from Brooklyn? Man? What's your drug of choice? Bro? Heroin?
Speaker 1: He Wow? How long have you been using heroin? And
Speaker 1: how often do you use it? Um? Every day? Part
Speaker 1: of that back from that again, so oh you was
Speaker 1: you was in the army? Yeah, brother, you need therapy. Brother,
Speaker 1: you need therapy. You need to be sitting down with
Speaker 1: somebody trying to figure out what's going on with you,
Speaker 1: probably because you got trauma from the war. Rightfully, So
Speaker 1: drugs ain't the answer, you, greeting to a quietment, I
Speaker 1: quickly agree. I actually had a doctor to the time
Speaker 1: that people could use her when without all the social
Speaker 1: that comes with your phone breaking up? Bro, I can't
Speaker 1: you're going out? You said you spoke to a doctor
Speaker 1: and he said that if people could use heroin without
Speaker 1: being judged. Was that what you were saying, brother, social
Speaker 1: economic consequences ninety percent of the population. Really, Well, you know,
Speaker 1: heroin did used to be legal until nineteen twenty four.
Speaker 1: I've never seen any functioning heroin users. The heroin uses
Speaker 1: I know are the people with the needles in their
Speaker 1: arms and they, you know, not even awake ninety percent
Speaker 1: of the time. Like, I don't even know how you
Speaker 1: can be a functioning heroin att itt. Like you know
Speaker 1: the aspen bear that used it used to be called
Speaker 1: heroin until they change the name, really, but it was
Speaker 1: it was it heroin in it yeah, and they actually
Speaker 1: used to put it in cough medicine everything. Do you
Speaker 1: have a job, sir, yes, I do. What do you
Speaker 1: are on garbage truck? Do you want help her? I've
Speaker 1: been in and out of treatment several times? Or what
Speaker 1: people feel? Understand that when you go through something I do.
Speaker 1: I do, I know any therapy but finances and times.
Speaker 1: But you go through traumatic experience that I've been through
Speaker 1: it and didn't grow up the way I grew up.
Speaker 1: I grew up in a rough city. Yeah, and so
Speaker 1: when you grow up that way and then you find
Speaker 1: something that allows you to have peace and be able
Speaker 1: to function, it's hard to let that thing go, you know.
Speaker 1: And uh, you see it now. You see it now
Speaker 1: with a lot of young people that hooked on purpose
Speaker 1: sets and stuff, like you know, they're not on that
Speaker 1: stuff because the party and they hooked on that stuff
Speaker 1: because they're hurting on the inside. Absolutely, well, listen, my brother,
Speaker 1: we we're gonna start like this. I'm gonna give you
Speaker 1: six months free therapy courtesy of talk Space. You know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying. O S Records and Toby are providing that.
Speaker 1: And you know, we're gonna get your phone number, man,
Speaker 1: and see if we can, you know, get you on
Speaker 1: the right path to get away from them drugs and actually,
Speaker 1: you know, get some more holistic type of healing because
Speaker 1: them drugs ain't gonna do it for you. Brother. I
Speaker 1: could curl you, hold on, brother, get his information and
Speaker 1: then make sure he gets the talk space and all that.
Speaker 1: That's what process is no joke either. I'm sure I
Speaker 1: can imagine. What's the moral of the story. The moral
Speaker 1: of the story. We need car Hard on the goddamn show. Okay.
Speaker 1: Car Hard actually reached out, said Eddie, we just we
Speaker 1: just saw the email. Because when I saw the story,
Speaker 1: I told Eddie, Sai, check U see if you got
Speaker 1: an email from car Heard, since he has this book
Speaker 1: out drug used for growing up, Chasing Liberty in the
Speaker 1: Land of Fear, Because I really want to have a
Speaker 1: conversation with a car because maybe I'm missing something here.
Speaker 1: But you know, I just don't see how telling people
Speaker 1: that that that heroin use is okay recreationally is good
Speaker 1: for our society and our culture. I don't see how.
Speaker 1: But I'm open for the discussion. All right, Now, we
Speaker 1: got rooms all the way, Yes, intence, we're talking about therapy.
Speaker 1: Let's talk about Lakeith Stanfield. Now, you know there were
Speaker 1: some issues with Charlemagne and Lakeith Stanfield. And he also
Speaker 1: talks about how he needed therapy after filming Judas and
Speaker 1: the Black Messiah. He needs it, He definitely needs it.
Speaker 1: That brother needs some healing. You gonna send it keeps
Speaker 1: some healing energy this morning. All right, we'll get into
Speaker 1: that next. It's the Breakfast Club morning. Everybody is DJ
Speaker 1: Envy Angela Ye, Charlomagne the guy we are to Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Good morning. I didn't realize there were so many people
Speaker 1: doing so much hard drugs and just going on about day,
Speaker 1: regular everyday life. People are really that's how they crisis. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but I'm saying people are really just out here high
Speaker 1: amongst us. Yeah, I mean, and it's scary because you
Speaker 1: don't know if these people are driving your kids to
Speaker 1: school every day. You don't know, if they're teaching your kids.
Speaker 1: You don't know if they're in the hospitals giving you
Speaker 1: shots and taking care of your hearts. And the problem
Speaker 1: is that a lot of people that are buying drugs
Speaker 1: off the street, they don't even know what's in them.
Speaker 1: That is true too. Yeah, I like to ghost shop
Speaker 1: where my drugs are organic. I like going I like
Speaker 1: organic drugs. My goodness and shout to the brothers of
Speaker 1: Arnia Legia, the Earnia Lesia pod Troy Amna season. I
Speaker 1: actually gonna jump on their podcast later on today. They
Speaker 1: reached out so love what they do and they just
Speaker 1: talk every aspect of financial freedom, not just real estate,
Speaker 1: not just stocks and bonds, just trying to give people
Speaker 1: options of what they can do to make money and
Speaker 1: to be entrepreneurs. So we're gonna talk to them today
Speaker 1: about some real estate stuff. That two of the most
Speaker 1: necessary voices that we have in our culture. And they
Speaker 1: actually hit number one on the business charts, which is
Speaker 1: big because you know the business charts on Apple and
Speaker 1: podcasting are always dominated by white people. That what's the
Speaker 1: new name? Ramsey Dave Ramsey, Gordon Ramsey. I don't remember
Speaker 1: one in Ramsey he's always number one, but Arnie Leisia
Speaker 1: hitting number one this weekend. So salute through a shot
Speaker 1: in Troy, and make sure you check out the Earni
Speaker 1: Leisure podcast on the Black Effect. iHeartRadio podcast network available
Speaker 1: whatever you listen to podcasts, right, And you know what
Speaker 1: I've been having fun with. I've been trading stocks on
Speaker 1: this app called Public but I really like it because
Speaker 1: it's like a Twitter feed inside of it. So there's
Speaker 1: all these like financial experts and regular people just talking
Speaker 1: about what stocks they bought and why, and like all
Speaker 1: this great information and articles. Even this morning before I
Speaker 1: got on here, I was buying some stocks in the
Speaker 1: real real. Okay that it is good because if you're
Speaker 1: not really that good at it, you're trying to learn,
Speaker 1: it gives you like a lot of information and then
Speaker 1: people are telling you what they're doing, and you can
Speaker 1: converse with other people about what they bought and why,
Speaker 1: and it's been it's actually really fun. That's why financial
Speaker 1: literacy it's so important. That's why what Ernie Legia is
Speaker 1: doing it's so important. Financial literacy is the key love
Speaker 1: what they're doing, and don't forget. Next hour, Bradley Bill
Speaker 1: will be joining us talking about a new app that
Speaker 1: he's doing. So we'll kick with Bradley Bill, the highest
Speaker 1: scoring player in the league. I think he still leading
Speaker 1: the league in scorer. Yeah, we'll chop it up with
Speaker 1: him next hour. Now, we got rumors on the way. Yes,
Speaker 1: Kim Kardashian has officially filed for divorce from Kanye West.
Speaker 1: We knew this was coming, so we'll tell you about
Speaker 1: it because you know there is a prenup. All right,
Speaker 1: we'll get into that. Next. It's the Breakfast Club. Come
Speaker 1: on listen. Oh gosh, it's Breakfast Club. Well. Nick Cannon
Speaker 1: is back on the air. You know, he had a
Speaker 1: lot of controversy after some anti Semitic comments, and he
Speaker 1: has since apologized. He also had lost his relationship with
Speaker 1: Viacom CBS, but they have also renewed his Nick Cannon's
Speaker 1: billing out and refresh that situation. So it looks like
Speaker 1: everything is falling back into place. This all happened June
Speaker 1: thirtieth on that episode of his podcast, Cannon's Class, So
Speaker 1: now everything's coming back together for him. Dropping a clue
Speaker 1: bomb from Nick Cannon drop the goddamn bomb, Drama computers
Speaker 1: just being just hating on Nick Cannon sloth to my guy,
Speaker 1: Nick Cannon man. Yeah, she's glad to see Nick back
Speaker 1: in position. FO you all right, And Kim Kardashian has
Speaker 1: filed for divorce from Kanye best. We all know this
Speaker 1: is coming. You dropped a bomb for that. No, it
Speaker 1: wasn't a drum. We are to you, drama. Oh my gosh,
Speaker 1: you've been really acting funny all morning. Okay, don't want
Speaker 1: it to loot the black man getting put back in position.
Speaker 1: But the black man I got a divorce. You drop
Speaker 1: a bomb for it. I don't like this narrative that
Speaker 1: you guys are putting on. Narrative. It's the truth, all right. Well,
Speaker 1: Kanye and Kim were married for almost seven years, but
Speaker 1: they're saying that divorce is very amicable. There's a pren up.
Speaker 1: Not the party is contesting that pren up, and they
Speaker 1: were already pretty far along and reaching a property settlement agreements.
Speaker 1: So listen, Kardashians, email you directly when you report this
Speaker 1: kind of stuff, or you're getting this from secondhand sources.
Speaker 1: These are, of course secondhand sources, but you know we know,
Speaker 1: I don't feel like Kanye's making any comments. Feels like
Speaker 1: this is all coming from Dash Kardashian genner side. And
Speaker 1: the reason we can say this with the ut most
Speaker 1: confidence because we've all been in radio for a long
Speaker 1: time and we all remember the days when the Kardashians
Speaker 1: were feeding out let's like media takeout and everybody else
Speaker 1: because people forgetting Kim broke. Kim broke amongst the blacks.
Speaker 1: First she broke with US magazine and she was all
Speaker 1: on media takeout. Before you know, she got embraced by
Speaker 1: the main stream. I guess whatever, all right now, Lakeith
Speaker 1: Stanfield hasbervelled. He went to therapy to help manage panic
Speaker 1: attacks that he had experienced about filming Judas and the
Speaker 1: Black Messiah. Of course, he portrays FBI informant William O'Neill
Speaker 1: in that movie. He said he found playing the role
Speaker 1: of bad guys so mentally and physically taxing that he
Speaker 1: actually ended up seeking help. He told level H in
Speaker 1: the Seamer he had to poison Fred Hampton. He said,
Speaker 1: a lot of it didn't end up making it to
Speaker 1: the final cut, but we shot me mixing it in koolaid,
Speaker 1: and I had to go through all those emotions, and
Speaker 1: so he said, with somebody like Daniel, who I just
Speaker 1: respect as a human and then an artist as Fred Hampton,
Speaker 1: it felt like I was actually poisoning Chairman Fred Hampton.
Speaker 1: And so if you recall when Daniel Coolie was on
Speaker 1: the Breakfast Club, Charlemagne and Daniel were talking about Lakistan
Speaker 1: fielding this happened. Did you find yourself looking at lukeif
Speaker 1: differently after the way he played this role because he
Speaker 1: did it too well? Still be Charlemagne, that's that, what's it?
Speaker 1: I never had an issue with him. I do feel
Speaker 1: like he was born to play this role. Though I
Speaker 1: think we're not having that. We're not having that, we're
Speaker 1: not having that. What is yet in this film he
Speaker 1: makes the biggest sacrifice because in order to show you
Speaker 1: what Chairman Fred is, you have to show him what
Speaker 1: he isn't And you can't see the light without the dark,
Speaker 1: that's right you under saying. And he served that and
Speaker 1: he put himself in a light that's not the politics
Speaker 1: at tool and it was really tough on him on
Speaker 1: certain days. I mean, he was really going through it.
Speaker 1: By the way, My initial question wasn't uh meant to
Speaker 1: be shady at all, Like I truly meant that the
Speaker 1: same way you would ask an actor. Was it hard
Speaker 1: to shake that character after you finished filming for the
Speaker 1: co stars, especially Daniel who played the role of Fred
Speaker 1: Hampton and Keith playing William O'Neill, who ultimately got Fred
Speaker 1: Hampton killed, did Daniel find himself looking at dude? So
Speaker 1: I don't back down? Now, go back down, keep going.
Speaker 1: You what happened next wasn't The second part was destly
Speaker 1: shady though that you felt like he was born to
Speaker 1: play this role was a warranted jab though, because I
Speaker 1: have a piece of advice for Lakeith, and it's simple,
Speaker 1: don't dish it if you can't take it. King the
Speaker 1: brother has a bad habit of throwing rocks and hiding
Speaker 1: his hands. And somebody also talked about the mental trauma
Speaker 1: that he went through playing this role, so I'm sure
Speaker 1: that hit him differently. We're not gonna but let me
Speaker 1: let's me. So he he posted that clip and he said,
Speaker 1: this is what hoes. Dude get sung by the reality.
Speaker 1: Get off me, bro, you are lame. Daniel, ain't an idiot.
Speaker 1: Leave me be dog and find somebody else. And then
Speaker 1: he also posted a video of himself and he's like, um,
Speaker 1: bang bang, he won. He's waving He's waving a gun
Speaker 1: at a picture of me. Call it what it is.
Speaker 1: He's waving a gun at a picture of me. But
Speaker 1: once again, this is yet another example of Lakeith being
Speaker 1: able to dish it, but he can't take it because
Speaker 1: he's made comments about the Breakfast Club and other black
Speaker 1: outlets being anti black, being negative, reinforcing negative stereotypes of
Speaker 1: black people. That was back in twenty nineteen. I gave
Speaker 1: him donkey today for that and pointed out all the
Speaker 1: times he's going on these white people's platforms and reinforce
Speaker 1: negative stereotypes of black people himself. I left it alone
Speaker 1: after that. Lakeith did the whole reply video. He did
Speaker 1: a this song. He put my face on the cover
Speaker 1: of the song and have me with the sambo lips.
Speaker 1: I didn't respond to any of that, but I gave
Speaker 1: him a little jab during the interview, A dang bang,
Speaker 1: that's all I'm gonna say. It's bang bang. I owed
Speaker 1: him that, and that was light. He sli But what
Speaker 1: Lakeith does he gets online and he plays the victim.
Speaker 1: He makes it seem like I'm always coming at him,
Speaker 1: but he does that all the time. When he made
Speaker 1: comments about Ambler's head last year and got backlash, he
Speaker 1: got online and said he can say what he wants
Speaker 1: and nobody's gonna force him into not saying what he wants.
Speaker 1: All good, But if you're gonna have that energy of
Speaker 1: saying what you want, don't play victim when people say
Speaker 1: something back. That's all. I'm scared. I'm listening. I'm terrified. No,
Speaker 1: I'm frightened. I am. I am terrified. I see an
Speaker 1: individual that doesn't look like he's in the right mental space,
Speaker 1: holding a weapon, a gun and flashing that Uh no,
Speaker 1: was that a doll in front of him? This man's face.
Speaker 1: Pray for that brother, Lukith Stanfield. I want that brother
Speaker 1: to get the healing he deserves. He's clearly crying out
Speaker 1: for help, and he's been crying out for help for
Speaker 1: a long time. It's all funny games, laughs and reposts
Speaker 1: until that brother hurts himself, So don't laugh for him.
Speaker 1: Pretty laugh he did. He did publicly say that he
Speaker 1: has to go through therapy after playing that role, so
Speaker 1: I'm sure he has a lot going on. So, yes,
Speaker 1: Luki Stamfield, we are praying for your strength and talking
Speaker 1: about that is true. But once again, and he loves
Speaker 1: the dish it, but he can't take it. Stop posting
Speaker 1: and deleting. Stop acting like you the victim. If you're
Speaker 1: gonna say what you want, deal with the repercussions. That's all.
Speaker 1: That's all. That's all I got to say about it,
Speaker 1: because I'm terrified of the Keith. He's too tough for me.
Speaker 1: You want to TikTok waving a gun in my picture.
Speaker 1: I don't want no problems. That is your real plaints.
Speaker 1: I'm scared, I'm done whatsoever. I'm I'm I'm nervous, all right,
Speaker 1: stop it, man, not real. Pray for that brother man, seriously,
Speaker 1: that's nicey all right? Who give me that don with you?
Speaker 1: We need Michael Abram to come to the front of
Speaker 1: the congregation. We like to have a world within place,
Speaker 1: all right. We'll get into that next. Keep a lock
Speaker 1: this to breakfast Club. Come on there you are. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna fatten all that shit around your eye. I want
Speaker 1: this man to blows for Charlemagne, who was going to
Speaker 1: be on the donkey of the day. They chose you
Speaker 1: because the breakfast club bitches, who's Donkey of the Day
Speaker 1: to Day Wow Donkey of Today for Monday, February twenty
Speaker 1: second goes to Michael Abram. Who is Michael Abram. He
Speaker 1: is a professor at Oxnard College, and he has been
Speaker 1: placed on administrative leave for harshly criticizing a student. Now,
Speaker 1: let the record show this story is exactly why Homer
Speaker 1: Simpson makes this noise. Yes, okay, this story is exactly
Speaker 1: why Homer Simpson backed away slowly into the bushes. Okay. See,
Speaker 1: some of us just read rooms wrong. Some of us
Speaker 1: don't read the room at all. I would say Michael
Speaker 1: Abram didn't read the room at all, because if he did,
Speaker 1: he would know his students a little better. See, Michael
Speaker 1: Abram was chastising one of his students, badgering his student
Speaker 1: because he thought his student wasn't listening to him. He
Speaker 1: thought his student was ignoring him. He thought this student
Speaker 1: wasn't paying attention. He thought this student wasn't listening. But
Speaker 1: that was not the case. Let's go to ABC seven
Speaker 1: for the report. Police professor at Oxtard College is suspended
Speaker 1: under investigation after TikTok videos appear to show him yelling
Speaker 1: at a student with hearing loss, Miss Salazar. I've been
Speaker 1: talking to you, Miss Salazar a little bit. You can
Speaker 1: hear me a little bit. Why didn't you answer all
Speaker 1: the times I answered? I spoke to you. Then you
Speaker 1: have your counselor speak with me, because you've got too
Speaker 1: much distraction to even understand what's going on. Right do
Speaker 1: because my trends lators make to me explaining everything. Okay,
Speaker 1: just have them teach you the whole class. That makes
Speaker 1: sense to me. I don't know. I don't understand it,
Speaker 1: but I see you laughing and smiling and giggling with
Speaker 1: somebody else. At one point, a fellow student steps into
Speaker 1: help professor. She's absolutely hard of hearing because her translator
Speaker 1: goes in a live cat respond like right away. She's
Speaker 1: not paying attention, she's not trying that. Professor Michael Abram,
Speaker 1: who has tenure at the school, has been placed on
Speaker 1: administrative leaves pending an investigation. Want to get away? Yeah,
Speaker 1: in case you don't understand she's deaf. She can't hear you, Michael. Okay,
Speaker 1: this is worth than when you make a your mama
Speaker 1: joke and the person tells you that their mom is dead.
Speaker 1: That never happened anybody in this room by hand. If
Speaker 1: that's never happened, Lord, have mercy looking at all these
Speaker 1: problematic individuals me envied dramas. My god, I don't think
Speaker 1: even Homer Simpson has done something that's dumb. And Home
Speaker 1: has been around for thirty years and he's done a
Speaker 1: lot of dumb things. But what makes this even worse
Speaker 1: is even after the professor is told that the student
Speaker 1: has a translator and that the student is hard at hearing,
Speaker 1: he answers, she's not paying attention, she's not trying. This
Speaker 1: whole situation got me thinking, who really can't hear in
Speaker 1: this situation is that the student ought to teach him
Speaker 1: Because once the teacher heard that this student had a
Speaker 1: translator and was hard of hearing, the only thing that
Speaker 1: that should have came after that wasn't a ology. That's
Speaker 1: it an apology and a whole lot of empathy. But no,
Speaker 1: that's not the way d head momentum works. See Dick
Speaker 1: Tracy had. Momentum is when a person can't stop theirselfs
Speaker 1: they tried, even when they know they are wrong, they
Speaker 1: just keep pushing all right. In fact, they double down,
Speaker 1: triple down, press the gas, throw more fuel on the
Speaker 1: Dick Vandyke head fire, and that's what keeps the d
Speaker 1: head momentum going. And then eventually that d head momentum
Speaker 1: causes whatever it's propelling to crash and burn. Now, Michael
Speaker 1: Abram has been put on administrative leave, and if I
Speaker 1: was the boy, I would act like I couldn't hear
Speaker 1: him when he tries to get reinstated. Excuse me, say
Speaker 1: what you want to come back where? Huh? We can't
Speaker 1: hear you, Michael, but I hope you hear this. Please
Speaker 1: let m give Michael Abram the biggest he hall he ha,
Speaker 1: he ha. You stupid mother, fre you dumb. That's just
Speaker 1: cruel and unusual punishment, bro, especially after you find out
Speaker 1: what the issue is with this person and you keep pushing.
Speaker 1: You're not gonna play a game? Do you want to
Speaker 1: play a game? Okay, all right, let's play a game.
Speaker 1: Then let's play a game of Jess what race today?
Speaker 1: That tissue I'm hot over here, God dam white, hid
Speaker 1: in the room. Hemb me that tissue. Hem in the
Speaker 1: clinic to clean talking to you, right to the clinic.
Speaker 1: It's right by you into it, bro anyway. Michael Abram,
Speaker 1: professor at Oxford College, in California, was on his zoom.
Speaker 1: Didn't realize his student was deaf. Jess, what race today? White?
Speaker 1: Why do you say white? Which I got to say.
Speaker 1: I heard all in his attitude, all of the way
Speaker 1: that he's talking and that he's speaking seems a little privileged.
Speaker 1: So I'm going with white. M Okay, okay, Angelae. Michael Abram,
Speaker 1: professor at Oxford College in California, was on his zoom.
Speaker 1: Didn't realize his student was deaf. Jess, what race? I'm
Speaker 1: gonna say Caucasian. Also, it's just feels like, wow, what what? What?
Speaker 1: What is it about it? Is it the arrogance? Yes,
Speaker 1: it feels like he needs some of that Coca cola training. No,
Speaker 1: the Coca cola training was maybe? Is it the arrogance?
Speaker 1: Is it the defensiveness? Is it the ignorance? The fact
Speaker 1: he needed to be more humble? What was it that
Speaker 1: makes y'all say white with such confidence? Um? All of
Speaker 1: the above, it's like condescending. Okay, okay, okay, Well dj N,
Speaker 1: guess what you're both correct? Michael Abram, Hey, I knew it.
Speaker 1: I knew it, all right, Well, thank you for that
Speaker 1: donkey of the day. Now, when we come back. Bradley
Speaker 1: Bill will be joining us right. He has a new
Speaker 1: Washington Wizards play in the league this year, and we're
Speaker 1: gonna be talking about this new app. It's Bradley Bill
Speaker 1: and Sean Guns. We gonna talk to them both when
Speaker 1: we come back, So don't move. It's the Breakfast Club,
Speaker 1: God Morning, the Breakfast Club Morning. Everybody is DJ Envy
Speaker 1: Angela Yee, Charlemagne the Guy. We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: We got some special guests on the line this morning.
Speaker 1: We have Bradley Beale and Sean Gun. Welcome fellas. Morning.
Speaker 1: Now y'all here to day to talk to us about
Speaker 1: an initiative called Play. What is play play with two els.
Speaker 1: Play is a platform we've created that allows for one
Speaker 1: v one wagering on video games, and we built some
Speaker 1: proprietary technology that makes it super simless and easy for
Speaker 1: gamers to make money off of their their skill levels.
Speaker 1: Part of that initiative is we want to open up
Speaker 1: the early investment opportunity to not just gamers, but people
Speaker 1: in the Latin X and African American community to have
Speaker 1: access to a high valued, high potential tech company. And
Speaker 1: so we've been a crowdsourcing campaign that allows for that.
Speaker 1: Brad's early investor in the platform. We saw division over
Speaker 1: a year ago and we're here to day to talk
Speaker 1: about that. So it's a betting organization. Monetization you like
Speaker 1: that better? Yeah, exactly? Is that even legal? Can you
Speaker 1: do that? Bright? I mean, if they're doing it? Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: so says brand As. We spend a lot of money
Speaker 1: on a lot of lawyers. But the short story is
Speaker 1: under the skill based wagering laws in the US UM federally,
Speaker 1: that is that is possible for players to wager on
Speaker 1: their own skill levels on as they're playing. So you
Speaker 1: can't bet on someone else's match that you're not participating in.
Speaker 1: But there is a small set of states that have
Speaker 1: taken their own position, so we don't operate in every state.
Speaker 1: There's a subset about ten states that we don't operate in.
Speaker 1: Most of the country is available to You could bet
Speaker 1: on yourself and so you and I envy You and
Speaker 1: I could play Call of Duty on our platform um
Speaker 1: and and wager twenty bucks, for instance, and at the
Speaker 1: end of the match, we score that fund will unlock it.
Speaker 1: Our AI watches the match by using Twitch and YouTube
Speaker 1: and other platforms. UH and so we make it super
Speaker 1: easy for you to kind of play with Fiat current
Speaker 1: and see a real cash and win that money and
Speaker 1: within seconds. Now, what's the most it can go? Because
Speaker 1: this is great especially for kids. Well, I can say
Speaker 1: for kids, for people that playing my kids NBA two
Speaker 1: K or play football like, this is great. What's the
Speaker 1: highest you can go? Is there a limit? Is there cap? Yeah?
Speaker 1: So we put a self cap of about five hundred
Speaker 1: dollars per hand or per match if you will. Right
Speaker 1: over time, as we get more data, we'll lift that
Speaker 1: cap or have a high value kind of VIP section
Speaker 1: if you will. You bring up a good point though,
Speaker 1: I want to mention you know, because of those skill
Speaker 1: based wagering laws, you need to be eighteen to participate,
Speaker 1: and so we have age verification ID verification belt baked
Speaker 1: into the platform so we can kind of keep miners out.
Speaker 1: Mister Bill averaging thirty three point one point the game
Speaker 1: this year. What made you want to get involved in
Speaker 1: this in play? For one, because one, Shan's a black,
Speaker 1: black black entrepreneur that's first and foremost. And two it
Speaker 1: was a promising like concept that hasn't touched the face
Speaker 1: of the market, like so for me, you know, it's
Speaker 1: always big to be able to get get ahead of something.
Speaker 1: So this is a startup essentially. And Sean I had
Speaker 1: we met through a mutual friend, but basically when they
Speaker 1: gave me the pitch, like, I take a business like approach,
Speaker 1: So if you have a legit business plan, you know
Speaker 1: how we can put the money in. Who else is involved?
Speaker 1: But I even went a little bit further than that
Speaker 1: and just did a background on Sean, did the background
Speaker 1: on Christine and just seeing what they what they've done
Speaker 1: in the past. Sean's worked with nap to Kia, you know,
Speaker 1: he's been there before. C K has worked with fan duels,
Speaker 1: so she understands the wager ink industry a little bit too.
Speaker 1: So you put them together, they have a good basis,
Speaker 1: a good foundation for an app or a startup. So
Speaker 1: for me, um, you know, I love video games like
Speaker 1: everybody else in the world, and I love to wager
Speaker 1: two so I love casinos. I love betting. Granted we
Speaker 1: can't bet on sports. I don't bet on sports either
Speaker 1: that alone, but as a kid, you know, and as
Speaker 1: a young man growing up in the world, it's like, Okay,
Speaker 1: what's something here that's really cool that nobody else has,
Speaker 1: and you know, what can we bring to the market
Speaker 1: that everybody can feed off of? Like coronavirus just hit.
Speaker 1: This is picture perfect all we were doing with sitting
Speaker 1: in the house shacked up playing video games, you know.
Speaker 1: So now it's like, okay, how can we make that
Speaker 1: even more fun? Now you put your money where your
Speaker 1: mouth is and the whole concept of everything is what
Speaker 1: really just ultimately lured me in. And honestly, it was
Speaker 1: kind of a risk, big risk factor and everything because
Speaker 1: it being an early startup, you know, there's any You're
Speaker 1: an investor yourself, so you understand, Okay, there's a possibility
Speaker 1: it may fail as a possibility may take off. But
Speaker 1: that was a risk I was willing to take in
Speaker 1: this opportunity. I got a question, you know, with two
Speaker 1: questions actually one, what's the percentage that the app gets?
Speaker 1: Because they're actually paying like you're playing in a like
Speaker 1: the app is a lawyer, Like they're holding the money
Speaker 1: in their scroll and then release it. So what's the
Speaker 1: percentage that the app gets? And is there anything to
Speaker 1: say Let's say Bradley's been playing NBA two K for
Speaker 1: ten years now I'm a new kid. You know, you
Speaker 1: don't see face to face, and this new kid bets
Speaker 1: and has no ideas the tiers to what you can't
Speaker 1: play and what you can't play. Yeah, so a couple
Speaker 1: of things. On the percentage, we take a different approach.
Speaker 1: We think that users should win the entire pot, and
Speaker 1: so we created won't get into the full details, but
Speaker 1: a play token and you buy play tokens as your
Speaker 1: entry fee to the match, and so that way we
Speaker 1: keep the revenue pot clean. So when you and I
Speaker 1: bet twenty dollars into that match, like other platforms you've
Speaker 1: seen across sports, wager and they'll take ten fifteen percent
Speaker 1: of that, we give you that entire pot. So that's
Speaker 1: a big advantage to the users. On the skill level.
Speaker 1: The AI we've created that a tech we've created is
Speaker 1: ingesting or collecting how well you play certain games and
Speaker 1: also how much you wageer, what is your kind of
Speaker 1: wager habits right, and so over time you'll see us
Speaker 1: create skilled tiers and pot tiers if you will, so
Speaker 1: that envy, you won't take all my money. And you
Speaker 1: know NBA two K because you're you played that all
Speaker 1: the time, and you your big whale in that sport, right,
Speaker 1: and so we have different verticals of those sports. So
Speaker 1: the day we have NBA two K maddened Football, Call
Speaker 1: of Duty, Fortnite and FIFA Soccer and we'll release more
Speaker 1: and more games across the year. All right, when we
Speaker 1: come back, we got more. With Bradley Bill and showing guns.
Speaker 1: Don't move. It's to breakfast club. Good morning morning. Everybody
Speaker 1: is DJ Envy Angela, Yee, Charlomagne the guy. We are
Speaker 1: the breakfast club. We have Bradley Bill and his partner
Speaker 1: showing gun Shelma. Some people would say, why even invest, Bradley,
Speaker 1: you got it. You gotta guaranteed one hundred and twenty
Speaker 1: seven million dollars coming to you over the next few years.
Speaker 1: Why even invest? Just save your money, brad He's a bird,
Speaker 1: by the way, I don't know if you know that.
Speaker 1: He's a bird. He's all in your pockets. He's a bird.
Speaker 1: But sell me to kind of another man, you know,
Speaker 1: kind of the man money. But for me. You know,
Speaker 1: everybody sees the one twenty, but they don't realize half
Speaker 1: of that's taken. Yep, you know, half of that's taken.
Speaker 1: So what I said earlier, Black people, we don't have
Speaker 1: that generational wealth. You know, my family damnshure didn't happen.
Speaker 1: So I have an opportunity now to rack up on
Speaker 1: my contracts. And granted I have to play at US
Speaker 1: extremely howgh level to do so, but that's an opportunity,
Speaker 1: okay for me to take their money and apply it
Speaker 1: for life after basketball. I have two beautiful little boys,
Speaker 1: a wife, and now I have to think about them,
Speaker 1: think about okay, how can I make sure that my
Speaker 1: kids don't have to go to college or that their
Speaker 1: college is already paid for, you know. And so it's
Speaker 1: it's being able to create that that foundation, that basis,
Speaker 1: and that discipline. Because it's athletes, black athletes. Everybody says
Speaker 1: all they don't how to take care of money. They're
Speaker 1: spend it on dumping stuff. They don't know how to
Speaker 1: invest bad investments, you know. So it's a it's a
Speaker 1: learning experience. It's education, you know. For me, I just
Speaker 1: take the time I get on Google, I educate myself.
Speaker 1: I'm going back to school this summer. You know. It's
Speaker 1: you have to be able to do the dirty work.
Speaker 1: You got to be able to get your you know,
Speaker 1: get your mind into it and be able to learn
Speaker 1: these things because it will pass you up. And what
Speaker 1: are your money? What are you major in when you
Speaker 1: go back to college. I'm just curious being in the
Speaker 1: business of basketball, being in this world where you know
Speaker 1: everything is about money and investing. I've learned that. Okay,
Speaker 1: I have to get a business major, so I'll probably
Speaker 1: major in business administration, finished out at the University of Florida.
Speaker 1: But it's it's it's being able to create that foundation,
Speaker 1: that basis and understanding. I haven't I have an opportunity
Speaker 1: to be able to create so much money for not
Speaker 1: only myself, with my family, and impact a lot of
Speaker 1: lives around me too. Yeah, I don't see you going
Speaker 1: back to college after this season. The way you carrying
Speaker 1: the Wizards on your back this season, You're gonna be tired.
Speaker 1: You ain't gonna school. You need a vacation. We're gonna
Speaker 1: say one class at the time. One. How can you
Speaker 1: identify startup companies worth investing in during the early stages,
Speaker 1: because you know, when you when you got a base
Speaker 1: salary of twenty eight million dollars, you're gonna make this year.
Speaker 1: I know people come at you all the time. You
Speaker 1: go again for me, It's like I said earlier, it's
Speaker 1: a risk. But granted, I'm I know, I'm I understand.
Speaker 1: I'm in a different position than a lot of other
Speaker 1: you know, black people and people who may be considering investing.
Speaker 1: And but at the same time, you know, I put
Speaker 1: in what I think is a good amount that can
Speaker 1: help the group. But I also think I can make
Speaker 1: a solid return on you know, so I'm not going
Speaker 1: to just come in and just oh man, I'm falling
Speaker 1: in love with your idea. Here's three million dollars. Like,
Speaker 1: I don't invest like that. Like granted, I run it
Speaker 1: through a team, I study it, I look at Okay,
Speaker 1: what is your competition on the market. Is there anything
Speaker 1: else that's going to be created like this? You know,
Speaker 1: what is your future projections? Like what do you look
Speaker 1: like as a company? Do you plan on selling down
Speaker 1: the road? Like I ask a million questions before I
Speaker 1: get involved. And so, you know, when they give you
Speaker 1: your pitch deck, you know, you go through the deck.
Speaker 1: It's easy to just fall in love with something, but
Speaker 1: it has to be a good field. And for me,
Speaker 1: it was also something that I was interested in. You know,
Speaker 1: I don't just invest in something that I have absolutely
Speaker 1: no interest in or you know, just because somebody or
Speaker 1: Uncle Joe says, oh, this is the new how to sting. Uh,
Speaker 1: you know, throw some money into this. You know, you can't,
Speaker 1: you can't operate like that. And I think that's where
Speaker 1: a lot of us, you know, as athletes and celebrities
Speaker 1: get our get our bad names and bad investments because
Speaker 1: we don't necessarily educate ourselves, you know, or the amount
Speaker 1: of money that we throw into it it's too much,
Speaker 1: you know, or not the right amount to where you know,
Speaker 1: you kind of shoot yourself in the foot. On the
Speaker 1: back end, Well, what sports game is gonna be included
Speaker 1: in play? So today it's uh NBA two K man football,
Speaker 1: FIFA soccer. Right, those are some of the biggest video
Speaker 1: games sports based titles on the planet. And then there's
Speaker 1: many more. Right, there's racing games right that are taking
Speaker 1: up huge popularity, in particular in Europe. As we move international,
Speaker 1: um and uh, you know, we'll look at others UFC,
Speaker 1: you know, boxing, all those things are at our capabilities
Speaker 1: and we can spend up a new game with our
Speaker 1: technology within a week to two weeks. So it's really
Speaker 1: easy for us to kind of create that new opportunity. Well,
Speaker 1: mister Bill, what team do you like to play with
Speaker 1: for an NBA two K one? Oh? Man, if it
Speaker 1: ain't number three with the Wizards, Man, I am not
Speaker 1: playing that game, so you all can have to play.
Speaker 1: I have to use myself myself. It feels weird using
Speaker 1: somebody else selfishly. I'm selfish. Have you any other NBA player,
Speaker 1: I don't say myself. Have you ever traded trade about
Speaker 1: being on video games? Have you ever traded yourself on
Speaker 1: the game, And if so, what team did you go to?
Speaker 1: What team did you put yourself on? Bradley, I think you.
Speaker 1: I think you. I think you would be a good
Speaker 1: fit on the Warriors on two K one. I think
Speaker 1: a lot of people. I think a lot of people
Speaker 1: would like that. Oh man, you're trying to get me
Speaker 1: hung up right here. I mean, I'm respecting the wishes.
Speaker 1: They told us not to ask about any potential NBA trade,
Speaker 1: So I'm gonna respect that. I'm just my video game.
Speaker 1: But if you were playing a video game, and would
Speaker 1: I do, I think it'll be it'll be open market.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't know. We're going to the
Speaker 1: highest bidder at that point. Okay, if we're on a
Speaker 1: video game, we're going to highspital. Okay, you know, you
Speaker 1: know it seems like on paper to with it should
Speaker 1: have a squad, though, like, like, what's the problem? You think?
Speaker 1: Why I haven't the with Its been successful so far
Speaker 1: this season? Oh man? It's consistency, you know, being with
Speaker 1: with any job you do, you know, you put the
Speaker 1: work in and you gotta believe in your craft. And
Speaker 1: at the same time, you know, you gotta practice good
Speaker 1: habits over and over and over a game, you know,
Speaker 1: and we're doing that. We COVID kind of hit us
Speaker 1: early on, so we had a lot of We had
Speaker 1: like seven of our players that had it, so we
Speaker 1: didn't have half of our team. Granted is no excuse
Speaker 1: in this league, but we just couldn't get our continuity
Speaker 1: in our consistency together. And granted we just came off
Speaker 1: two good wins, so we're showing signs of it. And
Speaker 1: you know, I think in order to be a good team,
Speaker 1: great team, you know, it's that consistency to do the
Speaker 1: same thing over and over again. Don't get bored with success?
Speaker 1: Are you happy? Yeah? Mappy take a lot to take
Speaker 1: a lot to not make me happy. Granted, everybody wants
Speaker 1: to win, but winning in this league is hard, you know,
Speaker 1: and like you know the cliche saying grass isn't always
Speaker 1: green on the other side, but there are opportunities you
Speaker 1: never know. Um, So I just love to grind it
Speaker 1: out through adverse times. But granted, I understand that my
Speaker 1: career doesn't last forever. I understand my prime doesn't last forever.
Speaker 1: So I keep everything in mind in this short side.
Speaker 1: For sure, do you want to stay? Yeah? Yeah, but
Speaker 1: ultimately I want to win, So, like I said before,
Speaker 1: I keep everything short sided. You know, I definitely you
Speaker 1: know understand the position we ran, the moves we made
Speaker 1: in the offseason, and you know, you just keep every
Speaker 1: Washington Wizard just cut him off? See that? Damn Sean?
Speaker 1: Who cut Who cut him off? Sean was after too
Speaker 1: many NBA questions? You were worn, Charlotte Bane, Damn it man,
Speaker 1: we got cut off? Well? How did they? How do
Speaker 1: how do we get involved with play Sean? Yeah? Absolutely
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Speaker 1: Michael Ventures. Bradley were just saying goodbye. We figured the
Speaker 1: NBA cut you off until you was going too deep
Speaker 1: in it. Yeah, I think they heard me. I think
Speaker 1: they had me tap tap. I'd be some chap were
Speaker 1: brad and deal show. We appreciate you brothers for checking in.
Speaker 1: We appreciate it, brothers. Thank you. You do not have
Speaker 1: one hundred twenty million dollars Wi Fi brand. That is
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Speaker 1: Happy Monday morning, everybody, Breakfast club. Let's get to the rule.
Speaker 1: Let's talk Bobby's murder. This is the rumor report with
Speaker 1: Angela Well. According to reports, Bobby's murder is supposed to
Speaker 1: be released tomorrow, so his mom, Leslie Poler, told TMZ
Speaker 1: that once he's released from prison, he'll enjoy an intimate
Speaker 1: dinner with his family, and she said she is counting
Speaker 1: down the hours until her son is release. He's been
Speaker 1: locked up since twenty fourteen and his conditional release was
Speaker 1: bumped up to February twenty third, tomorrow, that's ten months early.
Speaker 1: They also said he will be on parole until twenty
Speaker 1: twenty six. I can't wait to see what, you know,
Speaker 1: Bobby's murder, Roddy Revel, the whole GS nine due now. Musically. Yeah,
Speaker 1: they're saying that he came home this morning, that he
Speaker 1: was released this morning. So I don't know if that's
Speaker 1: true or not. I saw a video he posted kind
Speaker 1: of alluding to the fact that six hours ago, Yeah,
Speaker 1: that he might have been home. I don't know all
Speaker 1: right now. Jay Z and LVMH which is Louisva Tamowat
Speaker 1: Hennessey our joining forces and that is for a Champagne.
Speaker 1: They're taking a fifty percent stake in armand de Bernyanc
Speaker 1: which is as Spade, And here is Jay Z on
Speaker 1: CNBC why Moat. You know, they just was aligned in
Speaker 1: out thinking and thoughts and you know the way they
Speaker 1: care about products and creating products. You know, when we
Speaker 1: built Armand from the ground up, you know, we wanted
Speaker 1: to do things right. Integrity of it had to be right.
Speaker 1: So you know, when we build luxury products, whether it
Speaker 1: be from rock nation to monogram to whatever we building.
Speaker 1: We building luxury products and more. Hendency goes about it
Speaker 1: the same way. So we were aligned in and out
Speaker 1: thought of integrity and passion for the things that we build.
Speaker 1: Dropping the clues bombs with Sir Carter from Brooklyn, big business,
Speaker 1: big partnership, hold on one hundred percent of a Spade
Speaker 1: sold fifty percent one of the biggest, if not the biggest, champagne,
Speaker 1: wine and spirit houses. So not only did he get
Speaker 1: a big bag, he still has fifty percent ownership and
Speaker 1: that partnership with Moyd Hennessey is gonna make Ace Spade
Speaker 1: even bigger and way more profitable. Yeah a big deal. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean IBMH is the world's biggest producer of champagne.
Speaker 1: So yes, that's a big, big deal. Sean Carter is
Speaker 1: one of my heroes. The man inspires me a whole lot,
Speaker 1: absolutely all right now, the baby people were having issues
Speaker 1: with his beatbox freestyle and they didn't like him mentioning
Speaker 1: Joe Joe seawall, But we're gonna explain it. Listen to this.
Speaker 1: Don't want to get me started again yet a bit, Jojoe?
Speaker 1: See why beach let the roles give breach, so people
Speaker 1: thought that he was calling her a bitch, and he
Speaker 1: posted my three year old princess as your number one fan.
Speaker 1: I bought her every product you have out. She thinks,
Speaker 1: she thinks she You don't let them trick you into
Speaker 1: thinking I'd ever have a problem with you. My wordplay
Speaker 1: just went over their heads. So it was just some
Speaker 1: wordplay with that Jojo see Why, and then they saying
Speaker 1: his name is Jonathan Jojo, and then see why with
Speaker 1: see why, see why. I don't see why they're so
Speaker 1: mad either. Hey, listen, all right, I'm with it. They're
Speaker 1: gonna start policing rappers for calling women bitches. Now, well,
Speaker 1: he didn't call a bit she's playing. I know he didn't,
Speaker 1: but I'm just saying it's been a million times rappers
Speaker 1: have actually