Speaker 1: How does it feel to know that you could take
Speaker 1: any guy's wife in the world, Like, what is that
Speaker 1: feeling like, Jess, I don't think about it like that.
Speaker 1: You have to.
Speaker 2: I mean, what if y'artist is Joe Crack the Dawn?
Speaker 1: Know what it is?
Speaker 3: Your boy, Jada? This is the Joe and Jadas show,
Speaker 3: every show legendary, every show iconic, and he's still on course,
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Speaker 3: excellent actor, excellent Broadway player, excellent activist, excellent human being,
Speaker 3: just a great person. Jesse Williams makes some doll what out.
Speaker 2: Thanks for having me listen.
Speaker 1: We got women. I don't know if you know. I
Speaker 1: said it's in the Rock Nation Building, but we have
Speaker 1: women from every different floor. I'm looking at all of y'all,
Speaker 1: so they don't really work on this floor, and they're
Speaker 1: all here independence today my style.
Speaker 4: You got anyone that so you don't necessary that the
Speaker 4: busy Connor us in the seventh floor, she's up.
Speaker 2: They all escaped, was like, yes, they getting in here.
Speaker 2: I see people that know.
Speaker 3: Every one that sit in on the episode today and
Speaker 3: mysteriously is extra female headed?
Speaker 1: Did it? How does it feel to know that you
Speaker 1: could take any guy's wife in the world, Like what
Speaker 1: is that feeling?
Speaker 5: Like, Jess, I don't think about it like that. I mean,
Speaker 5: you know, knowing is enough. Sometimes they don't mean you
Speaker 5: got to do it, no doubt, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: See, I never knew that, Like I know, I'm not ugly,
Speaker 1: but I never knew like I never knew enough, Like
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying, Like, like you know I
Speaker 1: had to chase my wife for week. Yeah you know,
Speaker 1: I mean you just wanted them like yo, I got.
Speaker 2: You just go like this. I took the mom brothers.
Speaker 3: Growing up in Chicago, yes, I was that.
Speaker 2: She was rough. I mean that was the eighties crack
Speaker 2: era of Chicago.
Speaker 5: I mean I left in junior high because she was
Speaker 5: It was wild and my mom wanted to me to
Speaker 5: survive it. But but it was real. I mean, I'm
Speaker 5: so grateful for it I had. I had an incredible childhood.
Speaker 5: It was just it was eighties.
Speaker 2: You moved.
Speaker 5: I moved from Chicago to Massachusetts. I moved, I became
Speaker 5: a neighbor real. That was my parents got divorced. My
Speaker 5: mom we moved to a different art school and I
Speaker 5: got a whole lot of family.
Speaker 2: In New England. I think she just wanted to be
Speaker 2: closer to the family because we were kind of isolated.
Speaker 5: Are you like Kate Verdians. Uh No, there's Matt Kate Verdians,
Speaker 5: Kate very everybody thought I was Ky Verdian. I mean
Speaker 5: everywhere think I'm them, Puerto Rican thinking Puerto Rican, Brazilians
Speaker 5: think I'm Brazilian. You know what I mean, Like you're
Speaker 5: bled in everywhere person of me. I'm not seeinging Spanish.
Speaker 1: A fucking uh jabaja on and going Dubai and be
Speaker 1: a Dubai guy.
Speaker 2: I'm saying, I that's next. That might be the next.
Speaker 2: Everything the uh you.
Speaker 5: Went to Temple to you went to Temple University. Yeah,
Speaker 5: Temple was dope. That was a good That was a
Speaker 5: good time too, because it was I was. I was
Speaker 5: a Temple right when like the roots were taking off.
Speaker 5: Erica Jazzy Fat Nasti's common black star. Everybody was there,
Speaker 5: everybody was I was there for all that Solfuarians D'Angelo like,
Speaker 5: there was just like this Renaissance free shows everywhere every night.
Speaker 5: Jazzy Fat Nasti's five spot. Like you notice that you
Speaker 5: would just see real music, ill hip hop all the time. Uh,
Speaker 5: you know, shout out to like you know the electric Yeah, studies,
Speaker 5: Jill Scott fell love of it, just Scott there like,
Speaker 5: and we had our basketball team was nice too. That's
Speaker 5: when we had like Pepe Santas, Quincy Wadley. We played
Speaker 5: lamar odom a u r I. We played them like
Speaker 5: we made like the Elite eight live on TV. Coach
Speaker 5: It's our motto is tu motherfuckers. So that didn't really
Speaker 5: work well for ESPN. It was like Live on ESPN.
Speaker 5: They never came back. But we had Coach Chaney, no doubt.
Speaker 5: We had Coach Chaney. Yeah.
Speaker 2: That was a good years. And I taught high school
Speaker 2: in Philly for a few years. Uh what was like?
Speaker 2: That was dope.
Speaker 5: That was another the best job I ever had, you know.
Speaker 5: I taught high school in the hood.
Speaker 1: Explain that to us just for the love of the kids.
Speaker 2: Yeah, for the love of the kids.
Speaker 5: For how importy it was, like, Yo, there were some
Speaker 5: bad ass kids there too, but.
Speaker 1: It was detected in the fucking from first to sixth grade.
Speaker 2: We had that too.
Speaker 5: I had I had two kids with a loaded gun
Speaker 5: in my class. Like, that's a high school. I looked
Speaker 5: like I was in high school. I was in my
Speaker 5: early twenties. They had guns.
Speaker 2: We had a daycare center. They had baby He's like,
Speaker 2: you know.
Speaker 1: Kids in the school had babies.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, we had a daycare center. Like it was
Speaker 5: a lot of girls were pregnant. It was real. Ship
Speaker 5: is where we came from. So it was like we
Speaker 5: were I was that bad ass kid like it was.
Speaker 5: I've been definitely had my life turned in the right
Speaker 5: direction by great teachers before.
Speaker 2: And I was trying to do that. Like it was.
Speaker 5: It was beautiful work. It was important. I had really
Speaker 5: great students. I taught, like you know, I turned every class.
Speaker 5: I was a sub, long term sub at first, and
Speaker 5: I would have turned everything into African history find and
Speaker 5: it was.
Speaker 2: It was beautiful. It's just changed.
Speaker 6: But it's such a lack of that right because right
Speaker 6: now I just saw, uh, they have a museum right
Speaker 6: now when they're trying to like erase African American history. Yeah,
Speaker 6: basically making kids got the gun that killed Emmit Till.
Speaker 6: The person who found it is also the guy who
Speaker 6: wrote the book about Emmett Till and he says, there
Speaker 6: is no mention of Emmett Till in no history book
Speaker 6: in the whole school system throughout the Civil.
Speaker 1: Rights era or nothing like that. So it's it's so
Speaker 1: important to teach African American history to the youth because
Speaker 1: we don't know, Like you know, I argue with these foundations,
Speaker 1: Like you know, sometimes I'm in the car and and
Speaker 1: somebody says something, do you know the traffic stop was yeah,
Speaker 1: the traffic yeah, person, yeah, do you know the plasma
Speaker 1: was charls None of this if they know that what
Speaker 1: we created, like the whole hustle of this society and
Speaker 1: white supremacy, the con doesn't work if you actually understand
Speaker 1: the role the contributions that black votes that work, and
Speaker 1: this ship don't start with slavery. If you learn where
Speaker 1: Greece actually study, where Rome actually studied, where they what
Speaker 1: they learned in Africa, where institutions and mathematics and all
Speaker 1: these things came from. It's not just like to feel good,
Speaker 1: it's the actual history is the foundational of all this
Speaker 1: ship empires, rise and fall, you know what I mean,
Speaker 1: Like we're in one that's going to fall and hope
Speaker 1: and while I'm here yeah, but my kids, I'm being
Speaker 1: able to by to fall, being able to well the
Speaker 1: empire falls, yep. Like so you know how we feel
Speaker 1: like this is America and can nobody come blow us up?
Speaker 1: We safe this That's bullshit. It happened at every empire
Speaker 1: in the past, you know. And what's crazy is I
Speaker 1: just came back on a flight from Dubai with a
Speaker 1: couple that went to Egypt.
Speaker 2: It's one place I've never been to that I always
Speaker 2: want to go to.
Speaker 1: And I was talking to them and they were like, yo,
Speaker 1: you know King Tut, Like I find this confusing.
Speaker 2: They was like, King Tut is still in the tomb
Speaker 2: right there.
Speaker 1: You could see them, And I'm like, how could you
Speaker 1: see King cut didn't he died like ten thousand years ago,
Speaker 1: don't like disintegrated and all that. But the main thing
Speaker 1: about it was they were explaining that the pyramids were
Speaker 1: made so that if there's an earthquake that sways with
Speaker 1: the earthquake, you can't blow them buildings. Them buildings won't fall.
Speaker 1: And I've seen they had ac you know how it
Speaker 1: is the fucking Egypt, them, the Pharaohs, and on that
Speaker 1: a c they figured out how to make a c
Speaker 1: all these years ago with the water system and all that.
Speaker 1: These guys were brilliant. I'm not lying Google. Oh my god,
Speaker 1: he threw a flag on the plane our house.
Speaker 3: Still I ain't see it don't work sometimes, I yeah,
Speaker 3: ac always.
Speaker 5: And they had a air shafts. I'm talking keeping a shaded.
Speaker 5: You could say, keeping a shade. How many things are
Speaker 5: temples connected to start the constellation?
Speaker 1: Laying it the right way?
Speaker 7: Yeah, you made a seat like they got, situated like
Speaker 7: we got. They just plunged that shit in jaw one
Speaker 7: hundred and forty degrees outside. There's a way for you
Speaker 7: to make it cool. I got that adapter th guys.
Speaker 1: Was the point is there's been extra extraordinary intelligence with
Speaker 1: with Africans, African Americans. Did they don't teach them so
Speaker 1: because teaching Philly.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and you're teaching the kids that absolutely every chance,
Speaker 5: every every chance you get. I mean, I'm teaching them
Speaker 5: showing them, you know, figures in African history, including chem
Speaker 5: it black as they are with corn roads that are
Speaker 5: the leading irrigators, astronomers, architects, city planners, physicians, surgeons, all
Speaker 5: these things. Well before you came out of the dark
Speaker 5: ages and you just watch your students just like I
Speaker 5: did when my dad was teaching this to me. Posture change,
Speaker 5: lifting up, like asking questions, now involved like it includes me.
Speaker 5: It's the only element of school that includes you. And
Speaker 5: it's telling you that you've already been here, you already had.
Speaker 5: You didn't come from the Mud, you ain't come from slavery.
Speaker 5: Edit at the beginning and nothing. That's the end of something.
Speaker 5: And UH are confidence And it's not just for us.
Speaker 5: You think, you know if white kids and everybody else
Speaker 5: also had to learn that we invented. You can't walk
Speaker 5: through the this country without touching ten things at an
Speaker 5: African invented, invent that affects you.
Speaker 1: Why don't we mention something that come to mind just
Speaker 1: so for the kids? Just watch them right now.
Speaker 2: Elevator, refrigeration, early cell phone technology. Would you say you said,
Speaker 2: traffic flighter, a big light, Lewis Latimer and the light
Speaker 2: bulb the actual work with Edison when live light all
Speaker 2: of London.
Speaker 5: You don't know that, right, Joe slider Man FRS.
Speaker 1: You did a life for medicine. Truth done Edison. What
Speaker 1: I'm saying to you is, and I was thinking the
Speaker 1: other day, I said man. You know, Tupac to Biggie
Speaker 1: were young kids, right and.
Speaker 2: Twenty six and whatever twenty five, Yeah, but whatever came
Speaker 2: to their mind.
Speaker 1: Like Tupac was talking about real shit that happens right now,
Speaker 1: and Big too and so back in that day, right,
Speaker 1: because I was trying to think, like, other than his
Speaker 1: family being black panthers and stuff like that, I was
Speaker 1: like trying to think of him and Biggie.
Speaker 2: They was talking about issues that was happening at the time.
Speaker 1: And then I thought about it, said, well, you know
Speaker 1: that we was coming right off of Karis One Public Enemy,
Speaker 1: Queen Latifah War's all that conscious movement. So they were
Speaker 1: more like the lyricists, but they were including consciousness in
Speaker 1: the music. I see a lack of that, unless I
Speaker 1: don't know with the youth today, like I see a
Speaker 1: lack of that. You know, at least we caught that
Speaker 1: in our era, you know, talking about like he made
Speaker 1: a song like why, but why it comes from you know,
Speaker 1: from people in front of them, and so it's very
Speaker 1: important that we teach our history.
Speaker 5: No, why do you think through why do you think that?
Speaker 5: Do you think we can get that level of musicality back?
Speaker 5: That level of songwriting where it's about just love and
Speaker 5: real ship in our community.
Speaker 2: From that that entire era.
Speaker 8: I would say, we have to go the way you
Speaker 8: went about teaching your class, Like when when we're amongst
Speaker 8: each other, you make it sound interesting, interesting and they
Speaker 8: want to learn.
Speaker 3: Then the posture change, then the music would change.
Speaker 5: Right, So leading by example, maybe a couple O g's
Speaker 5: need to do something just to see that it is
Speaker 5: cool that there is I.
Speaker 1: Also believe that's in our culture.
Speaker 2: That's how you start to yeah, spread some of you
Speaker 2: got lean.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: What I believe is cool is I don't want to
Speaker 1: You can't be about money, okay, because the world the
Speaker 1: way hip hop is fucked up?
Speaker 2: Is it just it.
Speaker 1: Went from an art form that was created by poor
Speaker 1: people in the Bronx don't know. Hey, I'm from the box.
Speaker 1: Maybe we invented this ship. We want to have these
Speaker 1: couches in this motherfucker without the Bronx. But wasn't for
Speaker 1: the Bronx to scrap ship? Don't do that. But what
Speaker 1: you know, I trying to pluck it every time. But
Speaker 1: the truth is it came from an art form where
Speaker 1: these people, unfortunately, our pioneers who started this they never
Speaker 1: got their money, or they just do because they did
Speaker 1: it out of love. And if they would do it
Speaker 1: ten times again, a hundred times again, they would go
Speaker 1: in the party for free again. And so this conscious
Speaker 1: movement of this time right now can't be currency based
Speaker 1: because now people is all thinking about let me get
Speaker 1: one hit and I'm gonna make my money. It's a
Speaker 1: bag as a lick. They're not preserving the culture. They're
Speaker 1: not so much about teaching the youth for whatever. So
Speaker 1: it got to be a group of people. A group
Speaker 1: of people, a collective decisions money and you can make money.
Speaker 2: You don't want to make it.
Speaker 5: You make money, but us it makes good money.
Speaker 1: Job to fund that it might be our job or
Speaker 1: find it at y'all, we're gonna donate. We make a
Speaker 1: lot of money, let's donate some money towards those guys
Speaker 1: are trying to give the positive message and ain't making
Speaker 1: no money.
Speaker 2: It's not even about the money.
Speaker 3: Like you said, you have to show them firsthand that
Speaker 3: is cool and then in it, well I think what
Speaker 3: about it?
Speaker 5: Also we have to remember make it on anti blackness
Speaker 5: has got to be uncool. It's like there's how many
Speaker 5: niggas you can destroy us just killing each other and
Speaker 5: inviscerating each other. And I think it was a young
Speaker 5: brilliant brother, you know, Vince Staples. He said in an interview.
Speaker 5: It was good to hear from a young a young
Speaker 5: artist's mouth. Like the MCS used to rap about having
Speaker 5: a sling crack, right, having to be alchemists and create
Speaker 5: something out of nothing, having having a pushdough.
Speaker 2: And now it's the drug users.
Speaker 5: Now it's the drug addicts making making music about being
Speaker 5: addicted to drugs and using drugs. And that's a that's
Speaker 5: a shift because we're all listening, we're absorbing it. Those
Speaker 5: high school kids are wrapping it. We memorize. You can't
Speaker 5: memorize your time stables or the history, but you might.
Speaker 2: But you know that.
Speaker 1: But you know, to Soli, they had a kid out
Speaker 1: of Philly, brilliant only wrapped about positive beautiful brother gave
Speaker 1: him two blocks in Philly and three blocks.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, you.
Speaker 1: Know, but that would that that right there touched me
Speaker 1: because uh, this kid he was he was doing that
Speaker 1: one of the you doing the conscious movement han't enough though,
Speaker 1: it wasn't enough behind it, It wasn't.
Speaker 2: And he was the he was alone.
Speaker 3: He was the he was the under you know, it's
Speaker 3: more of the negativity than him.
Speaker 2: He was the outcast men in it. Know what is
Speaker 2: your boy?
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Speaker 2: Let's get wild wild West.
Speaker 3: You your first breakthrough came through New York Actors Showcase.
Speaker 2: What was that addition that was? You know, I had
Speaker 2: just started again. I didn't start. I was teaching up
Speaker 2: and I didn't start.
Speaker 5: Really acting till I was in my late twenties and
Speaker 5: I got this.
Speaker 2: Uh. I was working at a law I was working
Speaker 2: at law firms in New York.
Speaker 5: And I hit up an old agent, an old commercial agency,
Speaker 5: if you could put me on just to try to
Speaker 5: really act. And I got a small agency and they
Speaker 5: sent me to this. ABC did a like a diversity showcase.
Speaker 5: They make a little spot where they'll let non white
Speaker 5: actors get to get a shot. So we do a little,
Speaker 5: We do a little, you know, like a littleis your
Speaker 5: little area. You get to do your thing, and you
Speaker 5: get to do a scene from a play and managers
Speaker 5: and agents will come and watch. And I've made a
Speaker 5: lot of lifelong friends from that showcase. There was like
Speaker 5: twelve of us, wow black actors, black and brown actors
Speaker 5: that came up. And and then ABC would bring you
Speaker 5: to auditions like just just fuck up auditions. I was
Speaker 5: just doing horrible and auditions. It pulled me aside, like Yo,
Speaker 5: what are you doing? Why are you looking over there?
Speaker 2: Do that?
Speaker 5: Cause I didn't go to acting school and never took
Speaker 5: an acting class, and everyone wanted to be an actor,
Speaker 5: like I didn't have any training. So they were a
Speaker 5: beautiful place that I could kind of just you know,
Speaker 5: like help me make my mistakes there and gave me.
Speaker 2: Shots and shots and shots.
Speaker 5: And then eventually years later I got a show on
Speaker 5: ABC from l a different office, but still like that
Speaker 5: was I really appreciate it.
Speaker 2: They really gave me a big I mean, New York
Speaker 2: gave me. That was where I I you know, you know,
Speaker 2: yeah cut my teeth, yeah.
Speaker 3: They say, you know, you say you did some rolls
Speaker 3: as thugs and criminals to pay rent.
Speaker 2: Well, it was.
Speaker 5: It was funny because my first my first like seven
Speaker 5: auditions were like robbing white people in like New York
Speaker 5: shows And it was me as.
Speaker 2: I watched my brothers my heart. So I actually work
Speaker 2: every year.
Speaker 5: Far less options than obviously I get all the privileges
Speaker 5: you could possibly get as a black person, Like do
Speaker 5: I love the way they prioritize the way I look,
Speaker 5: which got nothing to do with me. And I was
Speaker 5: still like corn rows, like robbing some white person on
Speaker 5: a train, like it's posted up outside the spot like
Speaker 5: and it was like, damn y'all, like this is the
Speaker 5: only way in my life.
Speaker 2: I begged them to be a school bus driver or something.
Speaker 1: They always make me a gang leader, fucking mafia, a robber,
Speaker 1: Like I've never been a nice guy in the world.
Speaker 5: I wonder if you're the only person drank conductor, you're
Speaker 5: a train conductor and something.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: I was looking at this ship. I think it was
Speaker 1: the Cardi b episode. You know, sometimes he's you know,
Speaker 1: he's a real clever and witty guy. Sometimes it takes
Speaker 1: me to look at the video. They can't figure out
Speaker 1: the ship he's doing right. But you said, Okay, this
Speaker 1: guy's a funny dude. He said that they put you
Speaker 1: on a TV. They made you wrestling modes.
Speaker 2: Shit, made me wrestling in the mud. What is Queen
Speaker 2: Clean episode? Queen?
Speaker 3: Yeah, the Queen show that no remember the show Queen
Speaker 3: Ease and Brandy Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah yeah. They had
Speaker 3: a muscle fighting, the gun fell, the wrestling the mud.
Speaker 3: It was freezing and raining.
Speaker 2: Oh so you been really scrapping and ended up in
Speaker 2: You weren't like in a ring with like geens that
Speaker 2: outside of the mud.
Speaker 1: So what's brought me? That's a good question, broke me.
Speaker 1: What won't you do acting? Because it's acting? But what
Speaker 1: w't you do? What role would you be? Like?
Speaker 5: Yo, I'm not I ass on rolls all the time.
Speaker 5: I mean, but it's not you won't you gotta be fortunate?
Speaker 1: I mean, I don't know.
Speaker 5: You know, my job is also my job is to
Speaker 5: not be me, and my job is embodied in somebody
Speaker 5: else's life. So I'm open to, you know, doing scary
Speaker 5: ship that I wouldn't otherwise do, but it's definitely like
Speaker 5: you know that I'm not doing it. There's detrimental to
Speaker 5: my people. You know what I mean, like that was
Speaker 5: that's the ship I don't do. Many times I've had
Speaker 5: to tell agents and producers like that just racist. Not
Speaker 5: only might doing not doing it, but take it out.
Speaker 5: By the way, he's over here telling me nothing.
Speaker 3: You know, pleasey gentlemen at home watching this, He telling me,
Speaker 3: let the man talk. I'm trying to conduct the real
Speaker 3: interview only yo.
Speaker 1: Talk. Why you got something in mind? You because I
Speaker 1: love this. I want to say, it's eating hawk right.
Speaker 2: It's a great actor.
Speaker 1: But I loved him well. He played a predator, a
Speaker 1: child predator one time, and I never liked him again.
Speaker 5: I see what you need, I see what it bothered me.
Speaker 5: But that means he did a great job. That's just
Speaker 5: so there is there is sometimes playing like dirty motherfuckers.
Speaker 5: They planning some people, especially as like a parent, like
Speaker 5: something that looks like real evil.
Speaker 2: But dude, like that.
Speaker 1: Guy who played all with tin Attorney's smacking a how
Speaker 1: could you ever like him?
Speaker 2: If you get mad at him? That meaning that means
Speaker 2: there was effective.
Speaker 5: And also by portraying that person, you're bringing light to
Speaker 5: what it looked like so that you can have more
Speaker 5: like attentiveness to that character in your life, like it
Speaker 5: actually could be like a warning.
Speaker 2: You know, who's the guy?
Speaker 1: Who's the guy played in Training Day? We we that
Speaker 1: was been ak with them? He fucked me off, did
Speaker 1: a movie. Yeah, credit up. I never liked him, but
Speaker 1: get yeah to this day when I see him, he
Speaker 1: pops up. I'm like, yo, I don't know, Like I
Speaker 1: don't fuck with this guy, but you giving me a
Speaker 1: good perspective.
Speaker 2: You saying he actually nailed the part.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he did an amazing such an amazing job that
Speaker 5: it made it real for you.
Speaker 2: And it's like, it's like who we just lost?
Speaker 9: Who would have knew that you got acting credit with
Speaker 9: the Ris for the whole Frank Lucas right then when
Speaker 9: they went to the screen, and he's like, you didn't
Speaker 9: speak to me for months, told the nigga he was police.
Speaker 2: I was Frank Lucas. I couldn't. Yeah, so he's staying
Speaker 2: character to the whole movies over there.
Speaker 1: Let me ask this one question, right, because I actually
Speaker 1: did some research with you, right, don't do that, but no, no,
Speaker 1: I just want to go I want to make sure
Speaker 1: the man. But in researching you, I researched, Yes, some
Speaker 1: other fucking African American history. Okay, this woman Shonda Rhyan
Speaker 1: yeahell me about Shonda Rhyans. She's I mean she got
Speaker 1: Great's anatomy, Yeah, scandal, she created a huge shows, she's
Speaker 1: still creating a huge shows.
Speaker 2: She's she's no, no in order because I just want
Speaker 2: to keep it lnologically, he was the.
Speaker 3: Ship are we doing this small graphically sing an ready
Speaker 3: this morning?
Speaker 1: Oh yo?
Speaker 2: This guy said rose after it.
Speaker 1: You know they allowed him to message I want to
Speaker 1: miss say about the woman in landy great.
Speaker 2: Didn't he can tell us about YEP. I landed as
Speaker 2: soon as I came to this came.
Speaker 5: I moved from Brooklyn to l a and and got
Speaker 5: that got that gig that's supposed to be.
Speaker 2: Like two episodes. I ended up doing ten years on
Speaker 2: that show. Wow.
Speaker 5: And to have such an intelligent person as a as
Speaker 5: the creator, as somebody you can look up to and
Speaker 5: talk to.
Speaker 2: And she looked out for me too.
Speaker 5: You know when I gave that bet speech, everybody was
Speaker 5: trying to take my job, sign petitions and all this,
Speaker 5: all this bullshit crying.
Speaker 2: I was in my life, threatened my kids like I'd
Speaker 2: have I'd have.
Speaker 5: Twenty four hour like armed guards and shit, they were
Speaker 5: threatening to kill me and all this stuff, and they
Speaker 5: were trying to get her to fire me.
Speaker 2: She was she like posted like hell no, that's not happening.
Speaker 5: Like having a black boss is very valuable in moments
Speaker 5: like that, but more importantly, like yeah, a wise, smart
Speaker 5: person with some vision, but she's incredible and she created
Speaker 5: a show that's incredible.
Speaker 2: Is still on twenty some years.
Speaker 5: But I think like thirty thirty nine percent of women
Speaker 5: in medical school credit raised Anatomy with inspiring them to
Speaker 5: message got.
Speaker 1: To be in the textbook now in high school.
Speaker 5: And speaking of which people put in black people were
Speaker 5: in high ranking in roles without it being about race,
Speaker 5: like just putting babies eyes the Washington Jim Pickens, you
Speaker 5: know the character Bailey Schandra Wilson that had like been
Speaker 5: powerful positions, highly intelligent, cerebral people that it's not about
Speaker 5: them neck drive in demonstrating some bullshit, like because we
Speaker 5: always stereotype.
Speaker 2: Version of black show. Comedy show is huge for that.
Speaker 1: The error was great that that error on TV. But
Speaker 1: then you came in a little more serious error. Yeah
Speaker 1: that was a drama and that was a comedy. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you need them both. I mean we need everything.
Speaker 2: That's the same. We need them, We need everything. I mean,
Speaker 2: there's a lot of pressure.
Speaker 5: I remember remember pressure back in the upn days WB
Speaker 5: those networks it was just comedies, comedies, comedies, comedies, and
Speaker 5: they got a lot of shit for Coonan and all that,
Speaker 5: and it was like, but that was the only place
Speaker 5: black people who work. Yeah, and they're comedians, that's what
Speaker 5: they're don't work. But when you only when you have
Speaker 5: white folks got one hundred and seventy channels, so they
Speaker 5: can do everything and they can shoot up a school
Speaker 5: or bomb something. It doesn't affect their day in terms
Speaker 5: of but we like, you know, one little channel, it
Speaker 5: can it can stereotype your whole people.
Speaker 2: So it's a different level of pressure.
Speaker 1: You know. Can I ask me?
Speaker 2: They asked more questions in the row.
Speaker 1: Come on, he became the library in the day keeping
Speaker 1: it in or you gotta skip, skip, get the funk
Speaker 1: out of here with all the questions you got to do.
Speaker 1: You don't show up to.
Speaker 2: Be a guy. Don't shoot you up. I'm ready.
Speaker 1: These flags were created for me because every time I
Speaker 1: go crazy, they throw a flag at me. They're like, yo,
Speaker 1: come back to earth.
Speaker 2: What you got.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I just forgot what I was about
Speaker 1: to fuck this sacon you want do you want to
Speaker 1: take my smart board?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: My thing is I was there when you gave the
Speaker 1: speech a BT you were, Yes, I was in the
Speaker 1: audience and pause you blew my mind and I was
Speaker 1: just like I didn't know you.
Speaker 2: No. Funny people still say pauls that's.
Speaker 1: Therefore these guys they're the pause police, so they if
Speaker 1: I step on ship like you know, I mean, there's
Speaker 1: some episodes like paus pause, pausaw put this guy hides
Speaker 1: under the table because, like you know, I'll say some
Speaker 1: ship right like I'm a fuck up. But listen you
Speaker 1: out there, you're giving this speech. I just realized, because
Speaker 1: you know, we're not in your life. You got to
Speaker 1: live your life every day. He lives his life. I
Speaker 1: live my life. But I realize, in the level of
Speaker 1: acting you're in, it's not like you're making TV flicks
Speaker 1: for b E T like you're with white people all
Speaker 1: day grades in the academy. So for you to come
Speaker 1: on the front line and make this beautiful speech activism,
Speaker 1: that that takes even more courage for you.
Speaker 5: Because I'm not siloed away from the power that you you.
Speaker 1: Act, actually stood up for your people, and then you
Speaker 1: went back to work on Monday.
Speaker 5: By then people in my life knew what it was,
Speaker 5: you know what I mean, Like, that's how I was
Speaker 5: at that At that time, I was on the news
Speaker 5: a lot. I was in Ferguson, I was in Florida.
Speaker 5: We were losing a lot of a lot of young
Speaker 5: brothers and sisters, like at the hands of the police.
Speaker 5: So I was on the news a lot popping that ship.
Speaker 5: So like it wasn't a total surprise for people who
Speaker 5: knew me the larger world, who maybe only saw me
Speaker 5: play a character, that was what kind of shook shook
Speaker 5: them up. But that's all the more reason why I
Speaker 5: care so much is because you know, I'm in many
Speaker 5: ways being biracial, and I'm the invisible man I see,
Speaker 5: I know, and you know what else it is. It's
Speaker 5: like being around white society and the way it works,
Speaker 5: and I have been a pivotal points in my life.
Speaker 5: It's a real civil thing. I'm not scared of white people,
Speaker 5: and so many of us are terrified of white folks
Speaker 5: at the real core of it, because it's it's a scary,
Speaker 5: powerful hammer that can flatten you and make you disappear
Speaker 5: in two seconds and then blame you.
Speaker 2: We see it happen all day, every day.
Speaker 1: I got some friends that are white. I got some
Speaker 1: friends that are Jewish that I love to death. I
Speaker 1: got friends that are Muslims I love to death. I'm
Speaker 1: all about the principal. I'm all about if you're good
Speaker 1: for me and I love you. I love you no
Speaker 1: matter what color, no matter what. I'm not gonna stand
Speaker 1: there and tell you I'm scared of some guy because
Speaker 1: he's white, or he's this, he's that. That's not me. Like,
Speaker 1: I'm not running for that. I don't care. I'll go
Speaker 1: back and for chicken wings and French fries. I don't
Speaker 1: give a fuck. It's sad to feel that way, but
Speaker 1: that's who I am. I don't give a fuck like me.
Speaker 1: You can't scan me with position, you can't scam me
Speaker 1: with money, you can't scan me with none of that shit.
Speaker 1: Like me. I'm just like yo, it is what it is.
Speaker 2: Like.
Speaker 1: I grew up so fucking poor. I'm not scared of
Speaker 1: being poor.
Speaker 2: Guy. You already been there. I know people don't understand that.
Speaker 2: We already been saying you are half white, you grew
Speaker 2: up half white.
Speaker 1: You don't want to be poor. Right now, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: actually say this. The first time you threw that flag
Speaker 1: and you all right too, I told that, just telling everybody,
Speaker 1: I was like, Yo, we're so fucking blessed man.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Wow, it didn't really pissed them off of that. Yourich.
Speaker 1: You're saying that I don't want to be poor now,
Speaker 1: I know that.
Speaker 2: I just say, the last person in the world that
Speaker 2: wants to be. But it's not a mystery. You've been there.
Speaker 2: You know what it's like, so it can't scare you.
Speaker 2: It doesn't.
Speaker 5: It doesn't threaten you in that way as some like
Speaker 5: some terrorisome monster that you haven't actually seen before. I
Speaker 5: feel you, I feel you, but I take I take
Speaker 5: your point.
Speaker 2: You know what I was saying.
Speaker 5: It was like there's a large there's a fear, because
Speaker 5: you were talking about a fear and like a bravery.
Speaker 5: And I said I didn't think about it that way
Speaker 5: because I was so familiar already and made myself clear.
Speaker 2: I started acting. I was a grown ass man.
Speaker 5: I had a many jobs from here, from Chicago, from Philly,
Speaker 5: everywhere else. I just happened to have a mic. Now,
Speaker 5: So I didn't. I just didn't change who I was
Speaker 5: because you put a camera on me. It was I
Speaker 5: wasn't running from nothing or changing anything. And I think
Speaker 5: that just surprise folks. And it's also just how I
Speaker 5: grew up. I grew up in this acting came later.
Speaker 5: So I think that was just an unorthodox way and
Speaker 5: wish to make your way onto you.
Speaker 2: Surely love your.
Speaker 1: Family tree or however we tracked you from LA to
Speaker 1: Massachusetts Philly.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean you was journey with you.
Speaker 1: Was you was in that ship?
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: So, yeah, picked up a lot very lucky, you know
Speaker 5: what I'm saying.
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Speaker 5: We got that Jennys Italian Siana. We might need we
Speaker 5: might need to Season two, Season two, Baby Cheers tell
Speaker 5: us about this hole sel Coast together very well, so
Speaker 5: tell look at you know, speaking all this, all this
Speaker 5: shit were talking about a lot of my life is
Speaker 5: real serious, got so stressed, a lot of things going on.
Speaker 2: I wanted to make something light. I wanted to get
Speaker 2: out the country. It's a big world out there.
Speaker 5: We get trapped in his bubble thinking it needs to
Speaker 5: be this is the big There's a big, big, beautiful
Speaker 5: world out there. I wanted to go make something somewhere
Speaker 5: else and make something light and easy. So much of
Speaker 5: my shit is you know, dead serious, focus, urgent, important,
Speaker 5: and that's valuable. But I wanted to make something that
Speaker 5: just kind of like grown up as a kid, that
Speaker 5: like action movies, right, run around kicking some ass, beautiful places,
Speaker 5: eighties nineties shows.
Speaker 2: So it is about this guy.
Speaker 5: Daniel DeLuca is a former marine Italian born Italian, but
Speaker 5: grew up in the US. Black white Italian American, a street,
Speaker 5: a hood, kid in Naples as a kid. But then
Speaker 5: now he's in the military twenty years and he got
Speaker 5: kicked out, and now he's just trying.
Speaker 2: To like figure out what to do with his life.
Speaker 5: Don't have no family, don't have nothing, goes back to
Speaker 5: where he was born and just kind of like as
Speaker 5: they say, like licking his wounds, just trying to figure
Speaker 5: out what to do next. Takes a job at a
Speaker 5: luxury hotel, just handling business, fixing ships for people, rich people,
Speaker 5: make sure people are good. And then the hotel owner's
Speaker 5: daughter was missing, so he's hired the finder. So he's
Speaker 5: like solving cases and this beautiful Mulfi coast and he
Speaker 5: speaks Italian. I speak Italian in the show. I'm the
Speaker 5: only American in the show. We got Italian, Spanish, English, French, Libyan, like,
Speaker 5: you know, a whole cast of characters. And he's just
Speaker 5: honest adventure trying to save the missing girl but also
Speaker 5: solve cases for guests.
Speaker 2: And it's just easy.
Speaker 5: Beautiful whipping speed boats, motorcyclesais you know what I mean,
Speaker 5: just like you the whipping.
Speaker 3: Change, bonding with the twist, port with diver. Yeah, fired.
Speaker 2: The last job.
Speaker 1: I don't know about him. But I'll say the truth.
Speaker 1: I'll say my I don't know about him, huh, but
Speaker 1: I have taken uh the fact that we travel for
Speaker 1: granted or because I don't like flying, and we got
Speaker 1: to talk about that right now, about going to Mongolia.
Speaker 1: So I don't like flying my biggest fee on Earth.
Speaker 1: I just told you I ain't scared of no pay,
Speaker 1: fucking terrified. The minute that shit.
Speaker 2: Goes like this, I'm like hugging the next person praying.
Speaker 1: No one gives more prayers than me on the plane
Speaker 1: and the body I am t d Jakeson.
Speaker 2: So you take a sleeping pill and just pass out.
Speaker 1: I don't. I don't because I'm it, okay, So I
Speaker 1: just just shucked it out. God, thank you for facing
Speaker 1: my fear.
Speaker 2: God.
Speaker 1: I love you.
Speaker 2: God.
Speaker 1: Look at this little baby. Please, God, if you're if
Speaker 1: you know, I'm Jesus Christ. But let's obey the Jewish
Speaker 1: guy praying over there, like I want for everybody to
Speaker 1: get there. Right. My thing is I'm preaching. I'm Joe
Speaker 1: losting on them sofa. But my point is I went
Speaker 1: to jail for four months, right, and I complained about
Speaker 1: going to euro Up. I complained about going on these places.
Speaker 1: But when I would sit up in my bunk and
Speaker 1: look out the little window, I would just think about
Speaker 1: how beautiful the streets was in Italy or the streets
Speaker 1: in Germany. And one of the only things I really
Speaker 1: missed was being abroad in these places that I used
Speaker 1: to be like, fuck shit, I hate it. They smoke
Speaker 1: too many cigarettes. I used to have nothing but complaints.
Speaker 1: But in that four months, I just would think about
Speaker 1: just walking down the street in Italy or room or
Speaker 1: something and be like, damn, that ship was so fly,
Speaker 1: and so you get to do a TV show over
Speaker 1: there pretty quick. And the fruit was amazing.
Speaker 2: Food was amazing.
Speaker 5: Food was not only amazing, but like I was even
Speaker 5: posta and bread and all I show all day lost
Speaker 5: thirteen pounds. Yeah, because it's real, the wigs, because the
Speaker 5: real food really is.
Speaker 2: All I ain't hit is it humped to it? All
Speaker 2: this and the ridge, and.
Speaker 5: So many of them said that when when they come
Speaker 5: to America, they get they get sick, they get fat,
Speaker 5: even if they're on to Well, when we go there,
Speaker 5: you eat like crazy and you and you're fine.
Speaker 1: It suggests I walk glasses on purpose because I didn't
Speaker 1: want you to feel bad about being the only person
Speaker 1: with green eyes too.
Speaker 2: Yes, I got it.
Speaker 1: Show were show we green eyes?
Speaker 2: Come yo, this yo, this ship coming from more Yo.
Speaker 1: What what shameless fog?
Speaker 2: Baby?
Speaker 1: I got the green got my Sunday like Yo, damn Dad,
Speaker 1: Why you ain't give me the green eyes?
Speaker 2: Let's say yo, I it wasn't my choice.
Speaker 1: My point.
Speaker 2: We got to go back to the today. I just
Speaker 2: came back from Mongo. Yeah, talk about and Mongol? Why
Speaker 2: were you and Mongol beautiful people?
Speaker 1: I had a concert of hip hop.
Speaker 2: These people were incredible people.
Speaker 1: Anybody who could have the distance on the plane, it's
Speaker 1: worth it.
Speaker 2: Go to mon.
Speaker 1: Beautiful beautiful people, shout Mongolian people. They love hip hop.
Speaker 1: They love you guys. They asked about you the shure.
Speaker 1: You know, everybody thinks I got this guy in the hire. Yeah,
Speaker 1: Joe and Jay, they think I bring the guy in
Speaker 1: my back back business. You might higher fact, Joe, they
Speaker 1: think I got him in the back send me. But
Speaker 1: the point is I have one friend that I think of.
Speaker 1: He's dumb right, No, no, no, no, he's one of my
Speaker 1: best friends. No no, no, no, no you joke. Come on,
Speaker 1: I didn't know where you're No, no, no, no, you
Speaker 1: don't what harried about the most lowyal, most best guy
Speaker 1: in the world. But he's not that bright, got it?
Speaker 1: And then sometimes I'm jealous of him because ignorance. Sometimes
Speaker 1: when you dumb, you don't even know the danger. Now
Speaker 1: I fly to Mongolia, where you gotta go. I went
Speaker 1: because I like breaking up the trips. So I go
Speaker 1: to Dubai chill one day.
Speaker 2: You like to get as many flights in as possible
Speaker 2: because you love flying.
Speaker 1: Break that ship that eighteen hours I ain't doing. So
Speaker 1: I go to Dupai thirteen hours, five hours to Turkey,
Speaker 1: where everybody got their hair shit going on everybody in
Speaker 1: the who listen, Turkey got the best airport in the world.
Speaker 1: But it's so weird when you at the food court
Speaker 1: and every guy got like a line, then blood coming.
Speaker 1: Everybody's going over there to fix their hair. That's a spot, yes,
Speaker 1: but it's like so normal. I guess it's like going
Speaker 1: to Columbia.
Speaker 2: Girl.
Speaker 1: You know every girl's in the airport.
Speaker 2: Beat me out.
Speaker 1: Now, like Turkey, all the guys are going to get
Speaker 1: their hair done over there. So you eating fucking Popey's
Speaker 1: and the guys in front of you got the fucking
Speaker 1: everybody walking through. I'm like, Yo, this shit is great.
Speaker 2: But you didn't think about it while you were there.
Speaker 1: If I had the air right now, first of all,
Speaker 1: my name wouldn't be fat Joe. My name would be
Speaker 1: adultful and myvy like shit shit the part right here
Speaker 1: with the if I I could grow air, it be
Speaker 1: so sex fact. Now I ain't going to do for
Speaker 1: the fact, Joe, don't you don't even look right. But
Speaker 1: the point is I go to Dubai. The bag was legend,
Speaker 1: so not a bag was legend. Guys were going shopping. Later,
Speaker 1: the wife is ready to go shopping. She's tuned and
Speaker 1: she's staring at the window. He's coming. He got the
Speaker 1: bag right. It ain't no lie, I forgot. My brothers
Speaker 1: just told me. Yeah, they hate They say I blow
Speaker 1: too much money. But listen, I go Emirates, my favorite airline.
Speaker 1: Right then I got Turkey Airlines. So Turkey Airlines one
Speaker 1: of the best of that food was amazing. So I'm
Speaker 1: comfortable no matter where I'm going. I'm going Mongolie, I
Speaker 1: could go to some Mali, but wherever I go, if
Speaker 1: I'm in the credible airlines, it at least helps.
Speaker 2: After back absolutely absolutely.
Speaker 1: We do Mongolia. They feed us. By the way, Mongolian
Speaker 1: beef is a myth. They don't have that over there.
Speaker 1: The Mongolian beef. We eating the Chinese place here we
Speaker 1: went on. It's not even my goal.
Speaker 2: It's like general pizza being fake.
Speaker 1: You get the Italy that realized they don't got pizza.
Speaker 1: We landed. Everybody had the same idea, Yo, we want
Speaker 1: Mongolian beef. They was like, yo, that ship ain't that.
Speaker 2: It don't happen.
Speaker 1: You want a Ribi, you want a New York No
Speaker 1: Mongolian chief when you go to the ghetto Chinese worldwide,
Speaker 1: there's no such thing as Mongolian beef. That's what I learned.
Speaker 1: Number two is so we go, we do the show.
Speaker 1: These people treat me like a million dollars. I don't
Speaker 1: know how they tell you. Mongolian people some of the
Speaker 1: nicest people in the world. The next morning we go
Speaker 1: to the airport. We got to greet up. We in
Speaker 1: the lounge, and then I realized, I'm like, and they're like, yo,
Speaker 1: Joe was wrong, and my face is off. You could
Speaker 1: you could read me when I'm saying, They're like, I
Speaker 1: realized we're flying back to do buying Mongolian airlines.
Speaker 2: What you had never heard of.
Speaker 1: And if you're watching that side of the world, it's
Speaker 1: the Asian planes that keep speaking in the middle and
Speaker 1: missing ship. That's why I tell.
Speaker 2: You, bliss where the racial profiling comes.
Speaker 1: Yeah, plane racing, it's the amazing planes going down out there,
Speaker 1: like the biggest ships they go there.
Speaker 8: I don't know what it.
Speaker 2: Is, but at that point I'm like, damn, they fucked me. Man.
Speaker 2: I thought I was going back Turkish year. You know
Speaker 2: what I mean. I'm in the Asian ship. I said, Yo.
Speaker 1: Everybody's like, yo, what's wrong. I'm just like nah, Nah,
Speaker 1: y'all don't want to know what's wrong. They're like, yo,
Speaker 1: but what's wrong?
Speaker 2: I said?
Speaker 1: You know these the ships that go down, the ships, right,
Speaker 1: But listen, I'm just saying to us. So I get
Speaker 1: on the plate. Thank God, great food, smooth flight. But
Speaker 1: I was terrible. That's would like to be English. Niggah
Speaker 1: ignorance is bliss because I know nobody say niggers is blessingsus.
Speaker 10: Bliz throw that out if you Yeah, cigarettes, Yeah, but
Speaker 10: that single that's pretty crazy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's fucking crazy. But the point is, oh we
Speaker 1: made it back. Yeah, but you know it's my biggest
Speaker 1: fear man. But you know, uh, shout out to Mongolia, Mints,
Speaker 1: phenomenal Broke. I'm telling you it's.
Speaker 2: Thirty degrees that plane was going down, but we made it.
Speaker 1: You know, it's the coldest. It's the coldest place in
Speaker 1: it's in between Russia.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, China.
Speaker 1: So when you see the Asians that got the fur hats,
Speaker 1: so that shade, that's their.
Speaker 2: Winters fifty degrees under. Yeah, so you know, yeah, I'm
Speaker 2: sorry about we listened. We short on time. Listen, brother, what.
Speaker 3: Advice would you give a young biracial American trying to
Speaker 3: find a place in that voice?
Speaker 2: Depends on what voice you want to find. Spend time
Speaker 2: with black folks, no doubt, ladies, entity you know, just
Speaker 2: you can't go wrong. Just get get get with your people.
Speaker 1: I've seen this and I don't want to talk like that.
Speaker 1: These are my friends and I love them to death.
Speaker 1: And I'm not talking about nobody, but when when the
Speaker 1: black lives matter. I got a niece, I'll call her niece,
Speaker 1: and she's half black, half white, and I've seen her
Speaker 1: going through like understanding where she comes from. And they
Speaker 1: had a hard time, Like you know what I mean,
Speaker 1: this girl's beyond love, but she was trying to find herself.
Speaker 2: In where where she fits.
Speaker 1: And this is a beautiful girl, she's smart, college now everything,
Speaker 1: but I've seen her go through it like questioning and
Speaker 1: like I think.
Speaker 5: People fall for like the false dichotomy. And it ain't
Speaker 5: us verse them. It's not everything the news used to
Speaker 5: be the news. Now it's just idiots talking and sharing
Speaker 5: opinions they feel and trying to make it us verst them,
Speaker 5: bad versus good, White versus black. Ain't about all that, man,
Speaker 5: people people trying to demonstrate that they might matter. It's
Speaker 5: because they love themselves and they're trying to say, maybe
Speaker 5: don't squash me for no reason, like that got nothing
Speaker 5: to do with disliking white people.
Speaker 2: It's got nothing to do with it.
Speaker 5: It's kind of it's not about like this kind of
Speaker 5: invented battle going and so like we it's just spreading love,
Speaker 5: loving yourself enough to demand respect.
Speaker 2: There's no people in the history of the world that
Speaker 2: they have a gotten respect.
Speaker 5: They don't respect themselves and don't demonstrate it like that's
Speaker 5: that's that's what it comes down to. Everybody struggles with identity.
Speaker 5: I don't care what race you are. You're thirteen fifteen,
Speaker 5: You're trying to figure out who you are. You want
Speaker 5: to listen to that new album. You want to be different,
Speaker 5: but you also want to be the same. You want
Speaker 5: to you don't want to be isolated out, but you
Speaker 5: want to isolate yourself out and wear that cool thing
Speaker 5: and wear that cool shirt. People are trying to find themselves.
Speaker 5: Adults are trying to find themselves now. I mean, we
Speaker 5: don't know what we're doing. We're trying to figure it out.
Speaker 5: So just don't let I would just say to her,
Speaker 5: I would just not not let the media try to
Speaker 5: convince you that just because somebody, you know, freedom ain't pie.
Speaker 5: If I get a piece, I'm taking a piece from you.
Speaker 5: It's not something locked in. Just giving other people access
Speaker 5: to the freedom, life, liberty that this country is so
Speaker 5: proud of doesn't mean they're taking something from you. Letting
Speaker 5: gay folks have rights don't mean it's taken your go ahead,
Speaker 5: get married, be like they got none to do it.
Speaker 5: It's nothing to do with you. Nobody's taking anything from you.
Speaker 5: There's always the people in power always exaggerate and pretend
Speaker 5: to play victim. And if you need somebody to be
Speaker 5: quiet and shut the fuck up in order for you
Speaker 5: to do what you're doing, then you're probably doing something foul.
Speaker 2: With that being said, that was pretty damn good Hotel Coast.
Speaker 2: We didn't got that much time, but.
Speaker 1: I got two minutes he could. What you got to
Speaker 1: do it what you got? I got The Cosmy Show
Speaker 1: a good times.
Speaker 5: I mean, my era I grew up on The Cosmy
Speaker 5: Show is one of the greatest sitcoms ever.
Speaker 2: You take Costy, you take, I didn't.
Speaker 5: I've seen other episode that was yet sharp was in
Speaker 5: your was in your living room?
Speaker 1: Good George, Jeff George, Yeah, yeah, yeah, No, no, no, Joe,
Speaker 1: no Joe.
Speaker 2: That's moving on up to the east Side.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna say san Franin's son or the waynes Wethers
Speaker 1: Sanford son. Yo, that boy was the best. That's Red Fox.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's right, it is. That's Red Fox. Sherman Helmsley, Sherman.
Speaker 1: He's never getting I'm still trying to be Sherman helms Sherman.
Speaker 11: Hamley was a g You see how he walked up walking?
Speaker 11: Give me that, James Brown, Yeah, walking, you're shore. You're
Speaker 11: gonna stop working. I want a baggy ship.
Speaker 1: That Yeah, that's Stanky leg Ahead. Oh got you too,
Speaker 1: Different Strokes, Fresh Prince.
Speaker 2: I mean again, you gave me with the generational shit.
Speaker 2: I didn't watch Different Strokes. I'm not that old.
Speaker 5: It was, it was on, it was on, but I
Speaker 5: wasn't like it wasn't like I wasn't thirteen years.
Speaker 2: Old, like like, uh, what do you say?
Speaker 1: Was the other one?
Speaker 5: Fresh Fresh Prince was my adolescent? It's like that was
Speaker 5: I could see it eye to eye. Different show. I
Speaker 5: gotta catch reruns, you know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Oh what you want to say?
Speaker 1: Brother? Because you've been running this I've been looking for
Speaker 1: you life.
Speaker 2: Hold on, I've been looking for you.
Speaker 1: That's my ship. Rewinded Tent.
Speaker 2: What's that?
Speaker 1: That's the time. Yeah, while you could rewind the time,
Speaker 1: I want to put you on the box. I own
Speaker 1: this company. Rewinded Tent. It's Kelsey dj CA. You ain't
Speaker 1: win no bumps, Nikki jam Heston breakforst Legend. Yeah, who
Speaker 1: do I talk to?
Speaker 5: What is do?
Speaker 2: Is? Just like this.
Speaker 1: Lead?
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 1: I like that Knox money.
Speaker 2: You have my curiosity. Now you got my attention.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying because I see you leave
Speaker 1: a couple of whites over there, yo, Jada, hold on.
Speaker 2: I got a lot of white.
Speaker 1: I ain't get it. Why don't they that's the half white,
Speaker 1: that's the half white. Yeah, forty three when you could
Speaker 1: be thirty two. Why look thirty two when you be
Speaker 1: twenty two. I fight the time while you could rewind
Speaker 1: the top.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna do some research. I'm gonna do some re urge.
Speaker 5: It's a strong pitch. It's a very strong pitch.
Speaker 1: We killing up cvs, sutlease, stop and shot. Okay, now
Speaker 1: you're Jada. I need him on the box. Jada want
Speaker 1: to be on the box. So he's trying to push
Speaker 1: you out.
Speaker 2: He needed that one to boxing.
Speaker 1: Anybody need to be on the Joe. This ain't that,
Speaker 1: that ain't this.
Speaker 2: It's cracking. Kiss I guess.
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Speaker 1: Thanks some doing. I'm going away as
Speaker 2: Thank you, appreciate