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Speaker 5: Yo, big homie, I want to ask you one question
Speaker 5: before y'all get started.
Speaker 6: Dealing with the biggest.
Speaker 5: You didn't seen a level of success that I can
Speaker 5: only dream of. Empower people that I can only dream of.
Speaker 5: This start from somebody like you. This is what you
Speaker 5: inspire for me to go out empower my community. In
Speaker 5: one definition from from the bossons standpoint, what recession proof
Speaker 5: mean to you and your words from what you've seen
Speaker 5: experience in the game.
Speaker 7: Recession proof to me, that defines success. Whatever you do,
Speaker 7: it means you're successful. And I want to keep as
Speaker 7: simple as possible. Success begins with self. That begins with yourself.
Speaker 7: You gotta be a man of your word, because the
Speaker 7: motherfucker that's your right hand man right now that you
Speaker 7: losing with may come work with Rose and I may
Speaker 7: get money with him. So we can't beat those type
Speaker 7: of entrepreneurs or bosses. That's gonna continue running through different individuals.
Speaker 7: We gotta build. They gotta trust us. You understand. I'm
Speaker 7: invest in my team. I want it to be cool
Speaker 7: for us to work hard. Fuck that on our off day.
Speaker 7: Let's get flying, go have a meeting, nigguh heavy.
Speaker 8: Man.
Speaker 7: Let's enjoy this today. We hustling, but we go enjoy
Speaker 7: this today.
Speaker 6: Recession proof, y'all. Let's get to it. Do it.
Speaker 3: First and foremost, First and foremost, man, I gotta say
Speaker 3: this off the rip. I fuck with Rick Ross because
Speaker 3: he's teaching wealth. That's off the rep. Man R I
Speaker 3: pter nipsey R, I p the d m X. All right,
Speaker 3: Kobe definitely gotta pay pay our respects before all our
Speaker 3: fallen soldiers.
Speaker 9: So Rose, I want to get right into this.
Speaker 6: Man.
Speaker 9: You need no introduction.
Speaker 3: What you've been able to accomplish phenomena as far as
Speaker 3: you know, starting from the rap game and transition into
Speaker 3: being on a Magic Johnson level.
Speaker 9: That's how I really look at you with the promise.
Speaker 3: So I appreciate it, man, No, No, I appreciate you, bro.
Speaker 9: So I want to start at the beginning.
Speaker 3: I want to start at the beginning because shots out
Speaker 3: boy jim Jones.
Speaker 9: We interviewed Jimmy and he said he was.
Speaker 3: An A and R at Warner and he said he
Speaker 3: was spent a lot of time in Miami, and he
Speaker 3: told Kevin Louds, He's like, Yo, it's this kid Rick
Speaker 3: Ross out there.
Speaker 9: He got a single that's burning up the streets.
Speaker 3: And Kevin did some research and Jimmy was like, well,
Speaker 3: he wont a million dollars to sign on. Kevin like,
Speaker 3: I ain't giving him a million. He said, you need to.
Speaker 3: He said, no, you need to. So how did that start?
Speaker 3: As far as building that momentum seven forty five, white
Speaker 3: on white, building it in the streets and then coming
Speaker 3: in the game with if I'm not mistaking a million
Speaker 3: dollar bidding war just off the rhetic.
Speaker 7: That was just me, you know, putting that groundwork in
Speaker 7: as an underground artist, you know, writing for others. And
Speaker 7: it took me time to get on. But I also
Speaker 7: that time that it took me to get on, I
Speaker 7: also understood my value and I knew it that patience
Speaker 7: of me having what's gonna be worth And that's what
Speaker 7: it was. All the time that I was dropping mixtapes
Speaker 7: back to back to back.
Speaker 6: Shit was really preparing me.
Speaker 7: So once I got that one smash record, every damn hustling,
Speaker 7: that changed the fucking forecast for Rose. And I told
Speaker 7: him right off the rip, before I fly anywhere to
Speaker 7: talk to somebody, it's got to be seven figures on
Speaker 7: the table straight up.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's crazy you say patience because I just left
Speaker 3: rap Snack's office.
Speaker 9: That was with my guy James and.
Speaker 3: Wise and yeah, talking about it, he was like family,
Speaker 3: He's extremely patient.
Speaker 9: He said that. He was like, Rose has extreme patience.
Speaker 3: Talk about that as far as because from my understanding,
Speaker 3: you was rapping for ten years before you actually made
Speaker 3: any money.
Speaker 7: Right I was. I was writing there, I was writing
Speaker 7: for others and rapping for myself longer than the decade
Speaker 7: before I ever made a coin. So I understand that
Speaker 7: we done all went years without having shit. So we
Speaker 7: understand what patience is because believe it or not, that
Speaker 7: counts as your patients towards whatever you're working for right now.
Speaker 7: And so that's exactly what I did. Fuck it, I'm
Speaker 7: gonna be patient. And once we got in a position
Speaker 7: of power, my negotiation was a little different. It was
Speaker 7: a little different. I understood my heights, I understood my lows,
Speaker 7: understood what I had to work on, and I brought
Speaker 7: it to the table and I sat down and shit,
Speaker 7: here we are still winning.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 10: One of the illest things I heard you say was,
Speaker 10: before you can be a.
Speaker 11: CEO, you have to be a worker.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you have to be a worker.
Speaker 10: And that says a lot because the grind you're talking
Speaker 10: about the ten years, nobody ever sees that.
Speaker 11: But where did you get that mindset from?
Speaker 10: And was that in the early ages of your development
Speaker 10: or did that come with music?
Speaker 7: I believe that really came up growing up right here
Speaker 7: in Miami. You understand, as a youngster, before they let you,
Speaker 7: you know, doing all change, you gotta wash the car first.
Speaker 7: Before they let you work on this cil. You gotta
Speaker 7: cut the grasshurst you know what I'm saying. And ship
Speaker 7: I began hands on, still hands on. I still cut
Speaker 7: my own grass right now till this day. If I
Speaker 7: got time, I'm gonna.
Speaker 10: Do it now. I saw that John did right right.
Speaker 10: And when we're talking, we're not talking about the every
Speaker 10: day long. We talk about the biggest of state, the
Speaker 10: state of Georgia in the east coach and.
Speaker 6: The east fact, I just got it right.
Speaker 10: So you out on the John Dere cutting all that long.
Speaker 7: Yeah yeah, yeah, actually me in four or five of
Speaker 7: my homieshot, yeah, yeah, I got it. I got a
Speaker 7: couple of homies, shout out that ko in the whole squad.
Speaker 7: But we get out there, we smoke us one and
Speaker 7: we all get on our own tractors and go about
Speaker 7: our day. But the beautiful thing about it is the
Speaker 7: time that I get to sit by myself, reflect by myself.
Speaker 7: I think about my plans, I plot, strategize and so
Speaker 7: on and so forth, you know what I mean, and ship.
Speaker 7: By the time I in that for the day, I'm
Speaker 7: ready to make some business calls.
Speaker 6: Step I game up some kind of way.
Speaker 3: So you said I started at the call wash you
Speaker 3: was actually washing.
Speaker 6: Cars without a doubt.
Speaker 9: How did that?
Speaker 3: Does that still keep your grounded remembering humble beginnings? Right,
Speaker 3: even once had a job point tall on the roof.
Speaker 7: Yeah yeah yeah without that Yeah, and that was all facts,
Speaker 7: And still to this day that still makes me the
Speaker 7: hustler that I am, regardless of the position we in,
Speaker 7: because I'm much further than I could have ever fathomed.
Speaker 7: And I think that was the word to use for that.
Speaker 7: You know what I'm saying. Yeah, but on some on
Speaker 7: some real ship, I'm much further than I could have
Speaker 7: ever imagined, you understand. And I'm still getting up every
Speaker 7: day and going at it like weing got ship, because
Speaker 7: to me, that's what represents a true hustler.
Speaker 10: Your mindset has always been different. I mean from the
Speaker 10: early stage. I remember, I think it was on the
Speaker 10: Deep End Wrap album you said I won't fail, but
Speaker 10: a lot of men will. And I was like, Oh,
Speaker 10: that's a bar because you know you're in a surrounding
Speaker 10: that isn't promising, but you know that I'm.
Speaker 11: Gonna make it out.
Speaker 10: And then later in your career you said, in a
Speaker 10: room full of failures, I feel out of place. Right,
Speaker 10: So you had that premonition for a while. How did
Speaker 10: it develop like that?
Speaker 6: Man?
Speaker 7: It's just what you gotta do as being a boss,
Speaker 7: being a CEO. And I want to make this note,
Speaker 7: your life is the most important position you'll ever have
Speaker 7: as a CEO.
Speaker 6: You the CEO of your life.
Speaker 7: You understand, and so for me, I always understood at
Speaker 7: an early age, I wasn't the smartest at the room
Speaker 7: when the teachers asked the question. I would have loved
Speaker 7: to been a young brother that had every answer, and
Speaker 7: I would have gave it to him. But I didn't,
Speaker 7: you understand, So I had to sit in the back,
Speaker 7: crack jokes and do everything else. But I understood what
Speaker 7: I did have, what's passion, and that's what separated me
Speaker 7: from everybody else when I played football. My passion I
Speaker 7: wanted to practice to a day when all my other
Speaker 7: homies was, Man, I'm tired, I'm ready to go home,
Speaker 7: watch cartoons. Fuck cartoons. Man, let's do this shit again.
Speaker 7: And that same passion still drive me to this day.
Speaker 7: You understand, it's Sunday. Let's still turn up after this.
Speaker 7: We're doing some more shit tonight. It ain't just about
Speaker 7: the money, it's about the brand. That's where patients come
Speaker 7: into play once again, the bill of brand. Man, you
Speaker 7: gotta put ten years on that shit. Of course you
Speaker 7: could make some money before then, whatever, whatever, But that's
Speaker 7: the kind of mind frame you gotta have when you're
Speaker 7: thinking about astronomical numbers.
Speaker 6: I think that was the word for that. Let's two.
Speaker 3: Let me ask you this as far as because we
Speaker 3: like to do like deep dives in the business and
Speaker 3: all of that.
Speaker 9: And you see over eleven.
Speaker 3: Hundred people here that's interested in learning about business. So
Speaker 3: I want to break down the businesses first. I want
Speaker 3: to start with music. So you come in and you
Speaker 3: was hot off the rip. You sold one hundred I
Speaker 3: think one hundred and eighty seven thousand.
Speaker 6: Your first record week, right.
Speaker 3: But the reason why I bring that up is because
Speaker 3: it's not like I don't think your first record on
Speaker 3: gold or platinum. But you started a record label Mayback Music,
Speaker 3: and everybody knows Meek.
Speaker 9: Mill Valet that story.
Speaker 3: So how did you have the leverage to create a
Speaker 3: label even though, like I guess, you wasn't a commercial
Speaker 3: start yet at that time.
Speaker 7: What I did was I understood once again, I understand
Speaker 7: my stress and I understand my weaknesses. That's just like
Speaker 7: if I'm sitting in this crowd today, I would try
Speaker 7: to make sure I connected with the most smallfuckers in
Speaker 7: the crowd, meaning exchange numbers, introduce to myself, and do
Speaker 7: it in the boss manner. And that's what I did
Speaker 7: as soon as I got in depth JAM business. As
Speaker 7: soon as I got into the office, I made sure
Speaker 7: I bonded with the motherfuckers that had strengths in the areas.
Speaker 7: I was weekend, Oh, how we get to this? How
Speaker 7: we continue to own this? This is what we need. Okay,
Speaker 7: this is what I want to do. Let's sit down
Speaker 7: and let's build something together. You understand, And that's how
Speaker 7: you begin to educate yourself. So what usually would have
Speaker 7: took another artist five years to learn on his own,
Speaker 7: you know, I put somebody right by my side and
Speaker 7: got the game from and you know, sixteen months later
Speaker 7: I introduced may By Music.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 10: So that's interesting because one of the things I think
Speaker 10: people haven't given you credit for this, and I've heard
Speaker 10: you say before, is that when you signed your deal,
Speaker 10: you didn't spend a dollar get in by jewelry, get
Speaker 10: in buy a card.
Speaker 11: Well, the seven forty five, I'm sure it came before that.
Speaker 10: That's before why on White seven forty five?
Speaker 11: That came befored he didn't buy Julie.
Speaker 10: Like I said, you said, I'm gonna save until I
Speaker 10: know the next best move. And so when you signed,
Speaker 10: in your mind you're thinking already I'm going to create
Speaker 10: a label.
Speaker 11: Was that the next best move? That's what you were
Speaker 11: thinking of?
Speaker 7: I know, most definitely that was you know, in the
Speaker 7: forecast me being the CEO. You know, the time that
Speaker 7: I will put into music that was enough for me
Speaker 7: to share with possibly ten different artists. The amount of
Speaker 7: beats that I listened to in one night, the average
Speaker 7: artists won't listen to in three months, you know what
Speaker 7: I'm saying. I could sit there for twelve hours and
Speaker 7: listening to instrumentals, listen to beats, and go back and forth.
Speaker 6: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 7: So I knew I would be a huge assistance to
Speaker 7: the right artist, you know, the young dudes with the
Speaker 7: right passion, you know. And I was blessed to come
Speaker 7: across a young Wille of course, a Meek Mill. And
Speaker 7: you know I came across other artists as well. And
Speaker 7: you know, something nobody ever taught me was that, you know,
Speaker 7: you may come across some motherfuckers with the talent, but
Speaker 7: they may not have the passion. So that's just like
Speaker 7: being a CEO. You gotta make sure you bringing somebody
Speaker 7: to the table who got the passion.
Speaker 6: They gotta want to win more than you.
Speaker 7: The coach can't want the player to win more than
Speaker 7: the player. Du shit ain't gonna happen. And that was
Speaker 7: something nobody never taught me. That was something I had
Speaker 7: to learn them own.
Speaker 10: So when you step in depth Jam's building, are they
Speaker 10: gravitating towards you because they see the hungers. It's like
Speaker 10: when you're meeting like the Leos and the Kevin Lows.
Speaker 11: They like this guy's special. This is bigger than music.
Speaker 6: I believe they did.
Speaker 7: Shout out to La Red jay Z, DJ Kellen was
Speaker 7: my n R at the time, Shout out the ev
Speaker 7: everybody that I had around me.
Speaker 6: They saw how I.
Speaker 7: Was on go you understand Rose released part of Miami
Speaker 7: six months later, I was ready to put out another album,
Speaker 7: pushing to the Living.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 7: It's almost like the label couldn't keep up with me.
Speaker 7: By the time I put out Triller, I was ready
Speaker 7: for Deepening Rap. After Deepening Rap, I was ready to
Speaker 7: put out another mixtape because they.
Speaker 6: Couldn't keep up.
Speaker 11: We had that argument all the time.
Speaker 6: Rich Favor that was the mixtape for my favorite.
Speaker 11: We always had an argument, like who was my favorite?
Speaker 11: Is tef one? Though he always says deep in the rap.
Speaker 3: Deep in wrap, that won't change it for change the
Speaker 3: game a lot. Let me ask you this, how do
Speaker 3: you what's your process? As far as finding. All right,
Speaker 3: Meek mill is a global icon superstar right now? But
Speaker 3: did you know that off the rep What made you
Speaker 3: want to invest in somebody like me who's from Philly
Speaker 3: and you know, not somebody like homegrown Miami whatever like?
Speaker 3: Was it his buzz already in the streets of Philly?
Speaker 3: Was it his energy? What did you see in him
Speaker 3: that you thought he was gonna be a star?
Speaker 6: Well? Really, with me, it wasn't his buzz. It was
Speaker 6: you know.
Speaker 7: Once I was introduced to him and I got in
Speaker 7: the studio with him, I understood his talent. Spending a
Speaker 7: week with him, I understood his story, I understood his heart,
Speaker 7: and of course I felt that at that point, let's go,
Speaker 7: let's let's do this.
Speaker 6: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 7: I understood homie vision and he took it to another level.
Speaker 9: Did you did you foresee him being who he is now?
Speaker 6: I did.
Speaker 7: I made a record called Tupackets back and one time
Speaker 7: for the legend Tupact. No way was I saying, you know?
Speaker 9: Absolutely?
Speaker 7: But I knew Meek had a story to tell the
Speaker 7: way pop did, and I knew that was special.
Speaker 9: Let me ask you this. I want to go on
Speaker 9: music a little bit more.
Speaker 3: You have a unique here for beats. I remember, naw,
Speaker 3: it's called you the very white of our generation. Like
Speaker 3: it's it's a different vibe, like you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 3: especially coming from the South, so we're from New York.
Speaker 3: And like the first Southern artist that I really got
Speaker 3: into his music was t I because I could understand
Speaker 3: I can relate to him, like he had a fade.
Speaker 3: He was you could tell you from the South, but
Speaker 3: he had a New York swag too, and I kind
Speaker 3: of felt like you were the same way. Like coming
Speaker 3: from Miami, all we heard before that was trick Daddy
Speaker 3: and like that kind of.
Speaker 9: Music, which was dope.
Speaker 3: But you came on something just made back music, some
Speaker 3: VASACEI linen shirt, like you came with the whole swag
Speaker 3: like that.
Speaker 9: Where that vibe come from the beat.
Speaker 11: Don't forget this and we just got this because he
Speaker 11: left us. But he was part of the ball head
Speaker 11: and beer crew, and now he left us.
Speaker 6: I'm not I ain't saying you are.
Speaker 9: I'm saying I am.
Speaker 11: He was Scott's crazy shout to my brother's wallowing Gilly.
Speaker 11: We're still part of the team.
Speaker 6: It's still beer gang for like here we go.
Speaker 7: But as far as the flavor in the style growing
Speaker 7: up in Miami, it's always been universal. You understand, Miami
Speaker 7: always been high fashion, big money. We always love the
Speaker 7: ballet's as a youngsters, you know, youngsters, I saw the
Speaker 7: hustles with the Sway ballets, whatever it is. It was
Speaker 7: always the flies. It was always universal. So if you
Speaker 7: was in from New York City flying Miami, it always fit. Webb,
Speaker 7: you was from Atlanta, Webb, it was from So you know,
Speaker 7: I just made sure I stuck to the script. You
Speaker 7: know what I'm saying. As far as the jewels, the
Speaker 7: way we roll, the way the hustlers got around, you
Speaker 7: know what I'm saying, I just stuck to the script.
Speaker 6: I gotta give it to the ones before me.
Speaker 7: They always did it big. Big boys out here, always
Speaker 7: did it big. So you know that was the only
Speaker 7: way rose they could do it.
Speaker 6: Just do it.
Speaker 3: Big' Let's get into this conversation jet doc, right, so
Speaker 3: if anybody watches, we.
Speaker 9: Got the biggest stock show. Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 9: shout to jet Doc.
Speaker 12: We got sound for jet Doc, went sound for jet Doc.
Speaker 9: So we got a stock show called Market Mondays. We
Speaker 9: talked about stocks in Teledoc.
Speaker 3: Yes, so that whole industry of virtual medicine is going
Speaker 3: through the roof right now. Pill Pack, Amazon's involved, they say,
Speaker 3: Apples actually bout thet. So from my understanding, you put
Speaker 3: a million dollar investment in the jet doc.
Speaker 9: Anybody doesn't know who jet doc.
Speaker 3: Jet doc is an online health company where you get
Speaker 3: virtual doctor visits and a subscription based looks like ten
Speaker 3: to twenty dollars a month. And this is a whole
Speaker 3: big thing, and it's really big, especially for black men,
Speaker 3: because it's like a lot of people don't go to
Speaker 3: the doctors.
Speaker 9: Because they don't have health insurance. You don't need health
Speaker 9: insurance for.
Speaker 6: That, right, you don't need health insurance.
Speaker 3: It's a low amount, right as far as actually the
Speaker 3: access to see the doctor's.
Speaker 6: Virtual right right over the phone, and as.
Speaker 9: Far as the trust.
Speaker 3: But prop got Rose in Rose, We trust trust talk
Speaker 3: about can you break that down a little bit as
Speaker 3: far as how you why you wanted to get involved
Speaker 3: in And it's a black sea oh by the way
Speaker 3: as well.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, shout out to Tommy Duncan black CEO real
Speaker 7: real sure, yes, sure, he's real successful. All of his
Speaker 7: prior you know, ventures huge success. But you know, first
Speaker 7: and foremost everybody know Rose, No, I'd have been through
Speaker 7: my own health scarce. So with myself, it's all about,
Speaker 7: you know, doing as much as we can for ourselves,
Speaker 7: for our people and the ones around us. Okay, So
Speaker 7: jet Doc presented itself and for me, what really caught
Speaker 7: my eye was, for one, the amount of money. You
Speaker 7: could say, it's so many people that can't afford healthcare.
Speaker 7: They can't afford going to the doctor. It can't afford,
Speaker 7: you know, fulfilling.
Speaker 6: These expensive prescriptions.
Speaker 7: So jet doc can cut all that, you know, more
Speaker 7: than half man. You know, So if you're a CEO
Speaker 7: of a company, you could get your employees jet doc,
Speaker 7: you know, healthcare for less than ten to twenty dollars
Speaker 7: a month, not three hundred dollars, not four hundred dollars.
Speaker 7: And that's how so many people of our color don't
Speaker 7: have healthcare. And a lot of times, by the time
Speaker 7: we go visit a doctor, it's much too late. We
Speaker 7: got to prepare for the worst, when a lot of
Speaker 7: times we just need to you know, address it as
Speaker 7: early as possible, you understand, and let's live, let's enjoy life.
Speaker 11: Oh so there's a common theme.
Speaker 10: Right, you said your health concerns led you to invest
Speaker 10: in Jet Doc.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 10: I want to talk about Wingstop though, because I heard
Speaker 10: you know Wingstop and Checks. Everybody has known you love
Speaker 10: and Pepper is is your wing of choice?
Speaker 11: Good choice by that?
Speaker 10: Yeah, so there's a common theme where you invest in
Speaker 10: things that you consume.
Speaker 11: Can you talk about the points of that?
Speaker 7: Of course I could go straight to that. Well for myself,
Speaker 7: if I love it, I want to do it. I
Speaker 7: want to do it, you know, based on my heart.
Speaker 7: You understand. I have said this before. I was off
Speaker 7: of a seven figure advance for smoking cigarettes doing cigarette ass.
Speaker 6: I don't smoke squares. I can't do that.
Speaker 7: I'm sorry, I'm sorry. I'm flattered. I appreciate it, but
Speaker 7: I can't do that. So for me, the reason why
Speaker 7: I could become partners with the brands I become partners
Speaker 7: with is it's got to be something that I genuinely love.
Speaker 7: I gotta genuinely fuck with it. I wanted Wingstop. I
Speaker 7: bought my first franchise. I knew nothing about the business.
Speaker 7: I knew nothing about becoming a franchiseee. I knew nothing
Speaker 7: of nothing. I knew none of that I just knew.
Speaker 7: I wanted to pick a chickup that I liked one
Speaker 7: day music, Yo, you like chicken wings, that's yeah, and
Speaker 7: put up in there. And you know I wanted to
Speaker 7: sit down eating on the way out.
Speaker 6: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 7: Mentioned to her, Oh yeah, you know this my shit,
Speaker 7: you know, And that's all I really wanted, you understand.
Speaker 6: So I got a salute.
Speaker 7: Charlie Morrison, the CEO at Wingstomp, he let me in.
Speaker 7: He let me buy one. The energy was dope. I
Speaker 7: love limon pepper wings. I bought two. I bought three.
Speaker 7: I bought four. Shout out to my mom, my sister.
Speaker 7: I put all this person on them. We got the ten,
Speaker 7: we got the fifteen, We got the twenty.
Speaker 6: Shout out to my mom and my sister. You going
Speaker 6: got the twenty five going.
Speaker 7: Shout out to my mama and my sister. You know
Speaker 7: what I'm saying, because you know, they just support me.
Speaker 7: They won't tell me I put the burden on them.
Speaker 6: But what I'm telling you.
Speaker 7: Is this, I did it because I loved it, and
Speaker 7: I learned it as I went. I learned as I went.
Speaker 7: You understanding. Once again, I networked with people I got.
Speaker 7: She exchanged phone numbers with other dudes out in Cali
Speaker 7: who had twenty restaurants, this and that. How you manage this,
Speaker 7: how you deal with this, how you keep up with
Speaker 7: the finances, how you do this? And I learned it
Speaker 7: as we win and we're still here.
Speaker 9: When did you get involved in in wink style?
Speaker 6: Man?
Speaker 7: I'm not even sure, like five years ago. No, it
Speaker 7: was more than five years ago. It was more than
Speaker 7: five It was much more than five years ago. We
Speaker 7: much are we over a decade? Then we over a decade?
Speaker 9: Then you invest in stocks at all?
Speaker 6: I do? I do.
Speaker 7: I got a little bit, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 7: But I'm gonna tell you this right, my mama taught me.
Speaker 6: She said Will. She called me my real name. She say, Will.
Speaker 6: You can't let these people play with your money.
Speaker 7: If you buy something, you gotta be able to touch it.
Speaker 7: I said, what you mean, Mama, you gotta have an address.
Speaker 7: I'll never forget that you dig. And so what I
Speaker 7: did was that's what I basically put my money in.
Speaker 7: You know what I'm saying, Real estate, franchise and shit
Speaker 7: that I could pull up and actually see standing on
Speaker 7: a corner straight up and down. But in the last
Speaker 7: couple of years, I got some people that I'm real
Speaker 7: cool with, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: They, you know, made a.
Speaker 7: Few investments, Bitcoin, etcetera, etcetera, a few more things, and
Speaker 7: you know, I can't let everybody had the whole party
Speaker 7: to themselves, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: So I slid a little something.
Speaker 3: The reason why I asked you that because I was
Speaker 3: throwing some research and wingstop stock was twenty.
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Speaker 3: Five dollars five years ago and it's one hundred and
Speaker 3: thirty seven today, So that's a four hundred and forty
Speaker 3: eight percent a creek.
Speaker 9: So I would have.
Speaker 3: To do the biggest I would have to think that
Speaker 3: Rose definitely helped boost the company's stop.
Speaker 9: Brought the stock up for sure, We'll say so.
Speaker 7: I would think, yeah, you know what, once we got
Speaker 7: we got in the franchise side, you know, we most
Speaker 7: definitely would wing stop, you know, sit on that side
Speaker 7: as well.
Speaker 3: You know what I mean, what's the process of getting
Speaker 3: like the franchise is it like I know what the
Speaker 3: McDonald's is like. You gotta pay like a million dollars
Speaker 3: just to get the thing, and then you got to
Speaker 3: go through the training and.
Speaker 9: All that because you have to go through that too.
Speaker 3: It was like since you Rick Ross, it's kind of
Speaker 3: like a little different as far as you're getting a franchise.
Speaker 6: Well, I'm straight up.
Speaker 7: That's why I continue to give my sister and my
Speaker 7: mother they props, you know what I'm saying. They went,
Speaker 7: they got college degrees, they both you know, college educated,
Speaker 7: you know what I'm saying. And so I make sure
Speaker 7: I stress this as much as possible. We gotta start
Speaker 7: with the ones around us and the ones that love
Speaker 7: us most, because a lot of times we could be
Speaker 7: looking for somebody to help us do something when the
Speaker 7: motherfucker you need is right next to you. And that's
Speaker 7: what I did, you know what I mean. And I'm blessed.
Speaker 7: I trust my sister and my mom. I tell them
Speaker 7: what the ideas. I tell them what the players, and
Speaker 7: they they pull it off. They executed. So all the
Speaker 7: times they had to go to the course, you know
Speaker 7: this Sinati, You know I gave them them hugs before
Speaker 7: the love your mom. They and they pulled it off
Speaker 7: for me. So you know, fortunate for me. That's why
Speaker 7: I'm able to have my hands on so many things,
Speaker 7: is because they take the stress off. I let them
Speaker 7: know to play and the idea and they executed.
Speaker 3: Let me ask you a question about so early a
Speaker 3: Lisia is a we have a whole platform a business,
Speaker 3: and a lot of people say, don't work with family,
Speaker 3: but we only work with family. Everybody that's employed is
Speaker 3: the people that we grew up with, are friends or
Speaker 3: actually like family, and it's worked out for us. You
Speaker 3: spoke about that very eloquently before, where you say, like
Speaker 3: you don't have to give your mom money, you don't
Speaker 3: have to give your sister money.
Speaker 9: No, you don't want it like that.
Speaker 3: You put them in a position and now they actually
Speaker 3: are running businesses and they have income coming in. So
Speaker 3: now not only do they have something to do, because
Speaker 3: like you get somebody money but they just bore it
Speaker 3: at home all day like they actually running a business.
Speaker 3: But then also the stimulating your economy, you stimulate their economy.
Speaker 3: And you was like, if you're giving people money, it's
Speaker 3: only so long before you get jammed up.
Speaker 6: Man.
Speaker 7: I'm a firm believer that if somebody don't want it themselves,
Speaker 7: regardless of how much you give them, they ain't gonna have shit,
Speaker 7: no way. I'm fortunate. My mother's a self made millionaire.
Speaker 7: My sister she has a car lot, she does a
Speaker 7: bunch of other shit. She's a millionaire herself, you understand.
Speaker 7: So if you're dealing with somebody that you can't trust,
Speaker 7: you just got to take it for what it is.
Speaker 6: You know, I'm blessed. I could trust my family.
Speaker 7: I could trust my sister, I trust my mother, And
Speaker 7: that's what the play is. And they know that's how
Speaker 7: it is. We like the mob like that, you know
Speaker 7: what I'm saying, And that's that's just how it goes.
Speaker 7: And I believe you gotta have some type of understanding
Speaker 7: with somebody to really excel like that. You gotta have
Speaker 7: somebody you could call into your office and really have
Speaker 7: those real genuine talks with to take this ship over
Speaker 7: because a lot of times, being an entrepreneur and a boss,
Speaker 7: you're gonna hit some potholes and some stumbles. That's gonna
Speaker 7: test everything. Y'all level did, tests everything y'all lever built
Speaker 7: anything y'all lever dreamed of, and you gotta be prepared.
Speaker 10: For that equally as impressive as the wingstop. And is
Speaker 10: uh your venture into the spirits industry. And so I'm
Speaker 10: interested to find how'd you enter into this Bellot Roads
Speaker 10: because this is like one of our favorite champaigns. You
Speaker 10: said you set the care back is the uh, we're
Speaker 10: gonna need another one very few. So, so how was
Speaker 10: that process and who walked you through it? And talk
Speaker 10: about that a little bit?
Speaker 6: Well for me?
Speaker 7: For me in the Bellair Road situation, it was real genuine.
Speaker 7: I was actually introduced to bell Air by DJ Clue
Speaker 7: New York City Findings.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 7: We had a party one night in New York City
Speaker 7: and want to say it was greenhouse or something.
Speaker 6: Walk into like a.
Speaker 7: Falling trees and leaves on the I was like, yo,
Speaker 7: I was in the zone, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: And I had some bell there that night.
Speaker 7: I never forget In the following morning, I called him
Speaker 7: and asked him, like, Yo, what's up with that? I
Speaker 7: need some more of that, you know what I mean?
Speaker 7: And it was just a genuine vibe. He was like, Yo,
Speaker 7: they just building their thing, give me the contact. Let
Speaker 7: me let them know I love it. I don't even
Speaker 7: want nothing. I just want to let them know. This
Speaker 7: is what it is, and this is what I want to.
Speaker 7: Let a lot of people know that. A lot of times,
Speaker 7: to actually build on whatever it is you do, you
Speaker 7: got to really really just strategize and do it out
Speaker 7: of love. It's a lot of people that come to
Speaker 7: my dms Rosey, what you do this for me?
Speaker 6: Now, I ain't even mad.
Speaker 7: At you, that's cool, but a lot of times for
Speaker 7: me to separate you from any of the other motherfuckers
Speaker 7: that I feel don't have a vis guess what the
Speaker 7: first thing I'm looking for? Okay, if I was doing this,
Speaker 7: you know what I would have did first. I would
Speaker 7: have posted one of Rick ross albums first. This is
Speaker 7: what I want you to do, because guess what I'm
Speaker 7: gonna do and let me know you got a vision.
Speaker 7: I'm gonna fuck with you. This is what I've done
Speaker 7: with brands time and time again. I did it with
Speaker 7: bel Air just out of love, genuinely supported bel Air.
Speaker 7: I did it in the last few months on my
Speaker 7: story with Rap Snacks and James Lindsey. I got on
Speaker 7: the fucking Instagram and just said, Yo, I just had
Speaker 7: some of these rap snacks. They taste good as hell.
Speaker 7: I want my face on the bag. I can't play basketball,
Speaker 7: I can't play baseball, but I want to be.
Speaker 6: On a bag.
Speaker 7: And guess what I showed love for maybe ninety days
Speaker 7: in a row. And I sat down and we had
Speaker 7: a business meeting and we the deal one time for
Speaker 7: rap snacks James Linden.
Speaker 9: James shout the wise intelligence.
Speaker 7: So all I'm just telling you is, let's be strategic
Speaker 7: at whatever it is you're doing. Before you reach out
Speaker 7: to somebody, do something in their favor, bring something to
Speaker 7: the table. That's what you gotta do to be respected
Speaker 7: as a boss. And that's what I did. I wanted
Speaker 7: to get to know how the spirits work. I'm Ricky
Speaker 7: Rose exactly. You understand I don't. I'm not looking for
Speaker 7: a job, but what I want to do is look
Speaker 7: for knowledge. So I met the CEO, Brett and in
Speaker 7: exchange for the knowledge he shared with me. Let me
Speaker 7: sit in on the on the business meetings, on the calls,
Speaker 7: on this and that.
Speaker 6: Yo, I'm gonna show us some love. I enjoy it.
Speaker 7: And guess what in the future, I know anything I
Speaker 7: want to know to be able to do anything I
Speaker 7: want to do.
Speaker 6: But right now it's just out of love, genuine Here.
Speaker 10: We gotta text that we officially bail their boys.
Speaker 3: Shout the letter like that, shout the lett strike me
Speaker 3: as an extremely humble person and also a knowledge, a
Speaker 3: sponge of knowledge. Diddy, I believe you Sawday's management company
Speaker 3: right a lot from Diddy. You spoke about the president
Speaker 3: that of bellet how important speak to these people? How
Speaker 3: important is it to just a lot of time? You
Speaker 3: feel like you already? Rick Ross, You're a boss, like
Speaker 3: you know what I'm saying. But how important is it
Speaker 3: to just understand that there's always something else to learn
Speaker 3: and you can always learn from somebody?
Speaker 7: Okay, first and first, you got to ask yourself first
Speaker 7: and foremost, how much do you want to know? How
Speaker 7: much do you want to learn? And be straight up
Speaker 7: and down with yourself. I'm the biggest boss far as
Speaker 7: I'm concerned. Ricky Rose. But I'm still the student of
Speaker 7: the game. I still want to learn something right now,
Speaker 7: straight up and down. And when I'm around the big homies,
Speaker 7: who got something to share with me? Or regardless, it
Speaker 7: could be somebody that's sweeping the floor in the background.
Speaker 7: If you got something to share with me, Rose, I
Speaker 7: want to hear it.
Speaker 6: I want it. Yeah, I could never have too much
Speaker 6: of that.
Speaker 7: And so once again, that's the passionateg it.
Speaker 6: Bring some to the table.
Speaker 7: If you're a boss, if you're an executive, go out
Speaker 7: your way, make that phone call later today, call somebody
Speaker 7: that you know you ain't call. Usually thank them for
Speaker 7: whatever they did, have them go to that next level.
Speaker 6: Reward them.
Speaker 11: Yeah, one of the best pieces of business advice.
Speaker 10: And I want you, Agatt, to speak to the over
Speaker 10: twelve hundred people out of he you said, knowing what
Speaker 10: not to do is as equally as important as knowing
Speaker 10: what to do. And so in business, what are some
Speaker 10: things that you've learned or you experienced over your career
Speaker 10: of not to do this?
Speaker 7: Well, me being a boss, one of the first things
Speaker 7: I know not to do is I don't slammer one
Speaker 7: of my teammates with the rest of the team. Were
Speaker 7: not gonna huddle weapon na. If it's a problem, we'll
Speaker 7: discuss that, and then we're gonna bring it to the
Speaker 7: table and address it in an honorable way. Even if
Speaker 7: for Mark fucker may not like the results, were gonna
Speaker 7: do it in an honorable way. So once again, yeah,
Speaker 7: so once again my teammates, that's with me. The dudes
Speaker 7: that's sacrificing not only they time, they life, Whatever it
Speaker 7: is we're doing, they know they're.
Speaker 6: Doing it for a genuine cause.
Speaker 7: And like I say, the same person you have next
Speaker 7: to you that may only goddamn help you reach fifty
Speaker 7: percent of your goals under my direction, may help me
Speaker 7: reach one hundred percent.
Speaker 6: Now what can we do to change that?
Speaker 7: What we got to do is make sure we learn
Speaker 7: and understand how to bring the best out of everybody
Speaker 7: that surround us.
Speaker 3: Have you ever thought about like audio, like you're like
Speaker 3: you like when you talk, it's like you're one of
Speaker 3: the great narrators. It's like, what's the guy, what's the
Speaker 3: black actor? The Morgan Freeman?
Speaker 9: Like a moment like a Morgan Freeman.
Speaker 3: Yo, you're gifted, man, you really got talent with that.
Speaker 6: Man, I'm gonna be honest. I'm gonna be honest.
Speaker 7: I spoke with somebody about that before, but I told
Speaker 7: him right now, I'm not interested.
Speaker 6: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 7: I just want to continue to connect with the young
Speaker 7: entrepreneurs who hit me through my social media platform, and
Speaker 7: that's basically the only ones I talked to. I wasn't
Speaker 7: doing this before the pandemic, but I understood once the
Speaker 7: pandemic the game change. We got to communicate differently. Now
Speaker 7: the ship I want I wake up walking barefoot in
Speaker 7: the morning, and shit, having barefoot.
Speaker 3: I want to ask you, so, you had one of
Speaker 3: the most legendary business moves in the last couple of
Speaker 3: years with coming to America too. Obviously everybody knows what's
Speaker 3: film at your house, but yeah, that's Princess Amulda. But
Speaker 3: you actually you actually caught a bag off of that
Speaker 3: right right, right right? Can you talk about that a
Speaker 3: little bit?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 9: Yeah, it wasn't just for.
Speaker 3: Sure, like what you mean, like you you told it,
Speaker 3: like I'm saying, like people would have been like a
Speaker 3: lot of people are just been like, yo.
Speaker 9: This is just for the look.
Speaker 7: Yeah, No, that ain't why we hustling. That ain't why
Speaker 7: we grinding is this is a business and you got
Speaker 7: to execute your business. So what you got to realize is,
Speaker 7: you know, I'm from Miami. I love being in Miami,
Speaker 7: and I love Atlanta. It's a lot of big business
Speaker 7: going on in Atlanta. I believe it's more films in
Speaker 7: production in Atlanta than it is in Cali because of
Speaker 7: the tax breaks, et cetera that's going on in Georgia.
Speaker 7: And so you got to understand when when somebody like
Speaker 7: coming to America to Eddie Murphy and Paramount Films is
Speaker 7: putting together these films. These are a hundred million dollar budgets,
Speaker 7: and when they decide for your state to be, you know,
Speaker 7: the location for forty percent of the film, you gotta
Speaker 7: understand what's going on. So you know, right off the rip, man,
Speaker 7: I gotta say salute to Eddie Murphy.
Speaker 6: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 7: We did some good business and that's what it's about.
Speaker 7: And I did that with a lot of my automobiles.
Speaker 6: It's a lot of.
Speaker 7: Things going on. And ship Rose want the paper, Rose
Speaker 7: want the money. If it's about getting money, let's do
Speaker 7: it in the honorable fashion. Then let's get it on.
Speaker 10: And we can't We're not gonna pretend like you weren't
Speaker 10: in the movie. We definitely got you in the movie.
Speaker 10: And oh yeah, I recall you acting. That's the that's
Speaker 10: the negotiator.
Speaker 7: I ain't pressing nobody to give me a little cavio you.
Speaker 7: I just let him know I could work my accent
Speaker 7: being around my head.
Speaker 6: Shit, Homies, I can't mess me.
Speaker 11: It's acting something you want to keep pursuing. I remember
Speaker 11: you in a few series.
Speaker 10: So is that something that down the line as we
Speaker 10: grow businesses, acting something you want to continue to pursue.
Speaker 7: You know, I feel like, you know, the last few
Speaker 7: conversations I've been having with a few homies, I think
Speaker 7: you know, you never know you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: You never know, you never know? You know?
Speaker 7: Am I gonna really go in audition? Rose may missed all,
Speaker 7: But if y'all work something out with me, I may
Speaker 7: make that happen.
Speaker 10: I want to talk about a business vesual that you
Speaker 10: said you didn't do. You said the cigarette smoking, But
Speaker 10: I know cookies is something that you're invested in, and
Speaker 10: so cookies is coming to.
Speaker 6: Miami, Cookies is coming to mind.
Speaker 11: You're invested in that because that shout out to Burn.
Speaker 10: Can you talk about that because I know some people
Speaker 10: who have been to the store in Cali.
Speaker 11: Yeah, and it's incredible.
Speaker 6: It's amazing.
Speaker 11: He talking about what's coming to my cookies.
Speaker 7: Cookies is the number one man, It's the number one
Speaker 7: strand when it comes to cannabis. You know what I'm saying,
Speaker 7: y'all know I'm you know, I love to smoke. I
Speaker 7: love to do it.
Speaker 6: I do.
Speaker 7: It's also you know, you know, it also helps me
Speaker 7: with my seizure situation. So y'all could make sure y'all
Speaker 7: put that in there too.
Speaker 6: You do it for me. See, we're just purposes on
Speaker 6: you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 7: But what I did was I created a partnership with Burning.
Speaker 7: We sat down, I created Collins APF. You know what
Speaker 7: I'm saying, cannabis, and we created a partnership. We launched
Speaker 7: early last year. It was a huge success. Pink Rose,
Speaker 7: Lemon Pepper, you know, the other strands we sell out,
Speaker 7: you know, first few minutes in the stores, and the
Speaker 7: end of this year it's gonna be another few strands
Speaker 7: going on. But once again, that's something that I love. Spirits, cannabis.
Speaker 7: These are all multi billion dollar industries that I love.
Speaker 7: Why would I keep myself from getting money with the
Speaker 7: shit I love?
Speaker 6: So make sure this is what you do when you sit.
Speaker 7: Down and you at home, you look at everything that's
Speaker 7: going on around you that's getting money, and you find
Speaker 7: a way to put yourself in the middle of it.
Speaker 6: But be a plus.
Speaker 3: Let me ask you this if we can, a lot
Speaker 3: of time we speak to like entertainers and athletes and
Speaker 3: people always asking like their favorite highlights of.
Speaker 9: Their career, like Lebron dunking over Terry's tricks and Terry
Speaker 9: shout to Jason Terry. I wanted, I want, I want
Speaker 9: to act.
Speaker 3: I want to ask you what's your favorite highlight in business?
Speaker 3: What's the thing that you're most proud of your like
Speaker 3: you like damn, I'm really finessed that situation crazy, Like,
Speaker 3: what's your favorite business highlight for your career?
Speaker 6: Man?
Speaker 7: I got a few, you know what I'm saying. I
Speaker 7: got a few.
Speaker 6: I can't, I can't.
Speaker 7: You know, I'm thankful, you know what I'm saying. That's
Speaker 7: one thing that you know, they'll let you know. I'm
Speaker 7: grateful whatever it is. For my very first franchise when
Speaker 7: we cracked twenty five.
Speaker 6: As we continue to grow.
Speaker 7: You know, being a franchise e was something I never
Speaker 7: could you know, fathom that was the perfect word for that.
Speaker 7: And you know, here we are, you know, a part
Speaker 7: of so many successful brands. It could have been album
Speaker 7: number ten. You know, that's where everything drive from my
Speaker 7: music and my passion for the music that I make.
Speaker 7: Album number ten most definitely was you know you in
Speaker 7: the club and you know that tier run down. You
Speaker 7: gotta ease that motherfucker, you know what I'm saying, And
Speaker 7: it's just all the love you getting in the fans
Speaker 7: that's been there, you know since oh six. So you know,
Speaker 7: maybe cracking that album number ten may have been to
Speaker 7: one for Rose.
Speaker 3: Can we go overside for a few minutes? You got
Speaker 3: a couple of minutes. I think they said listen to it, brother,
Speaker 3: all right at this.
Speaker 11: That album mode.
Speaker 10: So in my mind I got I got a you go,
Speaker 10: you go, you go, because I'm I'm thinking about music.
Speaker 1: Guy.
Speaker 3: Well, since we I wanted to ask them in real
Speaker 3: estate question. All right, real estate, so everybody knows you
Speaker 3: got to be in the Holy Feelds property deeply discounted,
Speaker 3: and I believe you just brought another property in Miami
Speaker 3: from ballplayer?
Speaker 9: Would you get Martin? Start of mind?
Speaker 6: Correct?
Speaker 9: But you're buying these products.
Speaker 3: So, like we teach real estate, it's like, you know,
Speaker 3: you get the stressed properties, low market value, right, So
Speaker 3: how are you getting because you're getting like mansions, Well
Speaker 3: you're getting a deep discount. Everything you need to get
Speaker 3: you need to get on a discount.
Speaker 9: And how you evaluating that way? It's like, all right, this.
Speaker 3: Is the time for me to get this five million
Speaker 3: dollar crib for three million later.
Speaker 7: So really it's just that's being prepared as a boss.
Speaker 7: You could be prepared or you could be ill prepared.
Speaker 7: Having capital keeps you in a position where you prepared
Speaker 7: when something presents itself somebody in another situation, you could
Speaker 7: capitalize on it. That's what it's all about. I'm in
Speaker 7: a position where some shit come across from me. Five
Speaker 7: minutes later, I'm at the realist. I'm at the I'm
Speaker 7: at the property. I'm meeting with the realtor. The realtor
Speaker 7: don't know I know the owner. I'm talking with the realtor.
Speaker 7: She's a beautiful young lady. She helping me out. I'm
Speaker 7: looking at the house. Ten minutes later, I told her
Speaker 7: it's mine.
Speaker 6: And she looking like, what do you mean it's mine? Baby?
Speaker 6: Like a ball, she says, So if it's yours.
Speaker 7: With baby, she's going to do your loan. Do you
Speaker 7: want it in the box? Baby? It's mine, thank you.
Speaker 7: And that's straight up how I go keeping your capital
Speaker 7: and keep you in a position of power. When something
Speaker 7: that's worth ten million come up and it's they selling
Speaker 7: it for four million, buy it. It's gonna be worth money.
Speaker 7: I've never lost money with real estate. I never have.
Speaker 3: Well, there you have it, ladies and gentlemen. I believe
Speaker 3: that we got the hard stop. But Drake, the album
Speaker 3: is the album coming.
Speaker 6: Man.
Speaker 7: Shout out to Drizzy Drake. Y'all make some noise for
Speaker 7: Drizzy Drake.
Speaker 11: Stepping on my kicks or get you fucked up?
Speaker 7: Yeah, big time one time for Drizzy Drake. Me and
Speaker 7: my brother we most definitely had a conversation discussing us,
Speaker 7: you know, putting the project together and you know the
Speaker 7: way we would do it, and you know, of course
Speaker 7: there's nothing in concrete, but we had to speak on
Speaker 7: it because that's something that's been in the a F
Speaker 7: for many years now with Yolo et cetera, and you know,
Speaker 7: the way we vibe, the way we connect. It's always been,
Speaker 7: you know, just some smooth player shit. You know what
Speaker 7: I'm saying straight up, And I always liked that line
Speaker 7: right there.
Speaker 11: I had to tell that to my try to step
Speaker 11: up my new niggas.
Speaker 3: I said, we appreciate you, bro what you had more
Speaker 3: time man. But first of all, I want to say
Speaker 3: thank you because you might not even realize that you
Speaker 3: really was one of the major inspirations for this financial
Speaker 3: literacy movement.
Speaker 9: You deemed dash jay Z.
Speaker 3: A couple of other people like watching your moves, you
Speaker 3: know what I'm saying, Like us as hip hop fans,
Speaker 3: like we didn't have talent to rap, but we watched
Speaker 3: your business moves and we got a lot of inspiration
Speaker 3: and motivation from the things that you was doing outside
Speaker 3: of the world of entertainment. So first and foremost, thank
Speaker 3: you for that.
Speaker 11: Yes, sir, Yes, sir, Yes sir.
Speaker 6: That's amazing.
Speaker 9: That's amazing man.
Speaker 7: For everybody that share today, I just want you to
Speaker 7: know when you when you speaking with your business partners,
Speaker 7: your colleagues, when you speaking on your dreams, make sure
Speaker 7: the look that's in your eyes are different from when
Speaker 7: you talking about anything else.
Speaker 6: Make sure the look that's in your eyes.
Speaker 7: When you talking about your fucking dreams, it's different from
Speaker 7: any other time you talking about any of that other ship.
Speaker 6: Man. Thank you' all for having me Roseanne, Rose Rose.
Speaker 9: I appreciate you, jam thank you.
Speaker 11: Can we just I'm gonna do it.
Speaker 6: I'm gonna do a pick back.
Speaker 14: Yeah, every damn hustling, hustling, hustling, hustling, hustling.
Speaker 8: That's that's sling.
Speaker 6: Hustling. That's it. That's sling.
Speaker 8: Hustling every DAYN hustling every day. I hustling every DAYN
Speaker 8: hustling every day, hustling every DAYN hustling every day. I
Speaker 8: hustling every damn every damn every DAYN.
Speaker 14: Hustling every day, hustling every DAYN hustling every damn hustling
Speaker 14: every damn hustling every DAYN hustling every damn hustling.
Speaker 12: Reply reply reply, Who the fuck is they you're talking with?
Speaker 12: Out the fucking boss, say a bony pile?
Speaker 6: Why on white?
Speaker 9: That's rigging row.
Speaker 12: I cut him part, I cut him boll I cut
Speaker 12: him fast. I keep him coming back, we keep him
Speaker 12: coming back.
Speaker 6: I'm in the distribution.
Speaker 9: I'm like ant Landing.
Speaker 12: I got no futher fucker's pie across the act lanted.
Speaker 12: I know palm, no Doriega, the real Doriega.
Speaker 6: He hear me a hundred papers.
Speaker 12: I ain't petty data. We find a whole day. See
Speaker 12: must of my homies.
Speaker 7: Take in this dinner.
Speaker 12: O heay my room peg my money right, I'm bon
Speaker 12: a petty show you what up running like when they
Speaker 12: snatch black? I cried for one hundred times. He got
Speaker 12: a hundred parties serving a hundred.
Speaker 6: Mussels run see.
Speaker 14: Day every muscling, every day.
Speaker 15: We never steal, but we beat a hard whipp it,
Speaker 15: real hard. Whipp whipp it real hard. Going to job,
Speaker 15: read the music on. We ain't stopped writing hard. We
Speaker 15: ain't stop it right there can.
Speaker 9: Tell you you're going turn that ship up.
Speaker 7: Kids.
Speaker 6: Oh go my bunny stuff. Steve were talking about money right.
Speaker 4: My graduates from my school being forced back drop bags drop, Mike,
Speaker 4: drop back drop drop.
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