Speaker 1: I was born to Duntee. It's the Donkey of the Dead,
Speaker 1: Donkey of the Day, question, Devil.
Speaker 2: Breakfast Club, the Evil Lab.
Speaker 3: After that, going into Donkey to Day, you really are Hell,
Speaker 3: that's wrong with you?
Speaker 1: Bro?
Speaker 2: Did you see that he's a breach? I think that.
Speaker 2: I don't think that you just took an ask when
Speaker 2: I think you just took something.
Speaker 3: Oh man, don't get the day for Tuesday, December twelfth,
Speaker 3: go to seventeen year old Jevin Allen and his older brother,
Speaker 3: twenty two year old Jared Allen, more so than Jarck
Speaker 3: because Jevin is only seventeen, but actually the both of them.
Speaker 2: Okay, but Jared, you twenty two, you're supposed to know.
Speaker 3: A little bit more than Jevins, just a little bit more,
Speaker 3: because we all know that the prefrontal cortex doesn't fully
Speaker 3: mature until twenty five years old.
Speaker 2: But here's the thing. Jevin is a basketball player. Okay.
Speaker 2: He got benched by his coach.
Speaker 3: His coach benched him because of his bad behavior toward
Speaker 3: an opposing team player. I don't know what Jevin did
Speaker 3: to the other player, but whatever he did warranted his
Speaker 3: coach benching him. His coach thought it warranted of benching.
Speaker 3: All right, cool, trust the coach, all right. The coach
Speaker 3: is the coach for a reason. The coach is someone
Speaker 3: who tells you what you don't want to hear, who
Speaker 3: as you see what you don't want to see, so
Speaker 3: you can be who you have always known you could be.
Speaker 2: Well, Jevin didn't see it that way.
Speaker 3: Neither did his family, because when the team returned back
Speaker 3: to the high school, Jevin and his family were waiting
Speaker 3: in the parking lot for the coach, and this happened.
Speaker 2: Let's go to KHOU eleven for the report. Police.
Speaker 4: A Willis High School basketball player is out on bond,
Speaker 4: accused of attacking his coach. According to the Montgomery County
Speaker 4: Sheriff's Office, seventeen year old Jevin Allen was upset about
Speaker 4: being benched during Tuesday night's game against Conroe. He and
Speaker 4: his older brother Jerk are accused of then waiting for
Speaker 4: the coach outside the school, then attacking him in the
Speaker 4: parking lot. Both are charged with a public servant Willis
Speaker 4: id telling us the coach is recovering well tonight. The
Speaker 4: district goes on to say they determine the student's address
Speaker 4: was no longer valid so he has been withdrawn from
Speaker 4: the district and they are deeply saddened by this incident
Speaker 4: and will not tolerate this behavior from students.
Speaker 3: And they shouldn't tolerate it. Okay, everybody can't be crazy.
Speaker 3: You and the brother. I expect the seventeen year old
Speaker 3: to bug out. I expect the seventeen year old to
Speaker 3: have low emotional IQ. But where are the adults, Where
Speaker 3: are the ogs? Where are the older people in the
Speaker 3: family that say, no, Gevin, the coach is right, even
Speaker 3: if you don't think the coach is right, knowing you
Speaker 3: can't resort the violence. Jarck, you're twenty two years old.
Speaker 3: You gotta tell your little brother you can't resort the
Speaker 3: violence just because he didn't get his way. This sense
Speaker 3: of entitlement that exists amongst people in this era is
Speaker 3: insane to me. And the fact that nobody is telling
Speaker 3: this seventeen year olds this isn't the way to handle this,
Speaker 3: and instead they're saying, yeah, you right, we gonna whip
Speaker 3: his ass.
Speaker 2: With you is insane to me. Now know, twenty two
Speaker 2: ain't th old.
Speaker 3: This was damn Also, Allan, you know Allen's since it's
Speaker 3: Jevin and Jack tell me what college is Gevin gonna
Speaker 3: get in. What college team is gonna want Jevin to
Speaker 3: play for them when they know this is what could
Speaker 3: potentially happen when things don't go his way. Just because
Speaker 3: he didn't get his way, you know, him and his
Speaker 3: brother decided to whip the coaches ass not to mention.
Speaker 3: Now you have an assault on a public servant charge
Speaker 3: on your record, which is also gonna make your life
Speaker 3: more difficult, all because you made an emotional decision. This
Speaker 3: is why I don't understand when men talk about women.
Speaker 3: Women don't know how to control their emotions. Humans don't
Speaker 3: know how to control their emotions. Okay, By the way,
Speaker 3: this is why social and emotional learning needs to be
Speaker 3: taught in schools kindergarten through twelve grade. Because Jevin and
Speaker 3: Jack absolutely needed to exercise emotional control. Take a deep
Speaker 3: breath instead of reacting right away, okay, whether positive or negative.
Speaker 3: Give yourself a moment to process what happened. Okay, find
Speaker 3: out what you're feeling. Replace negative thoughts, channel your energy,
Speaker 3: explore your emotions. There is a plesthor are things you
Speaker 3: can do before you resort to violence. But my biggest
Speaker 3: issue in this situation is nobody is leading this young man?
Speaker 3: Are young men? Correctly, Jack, you're the big brother. You're
Speaker 3: not an og by any means. I'm forty five, I
Speaker 3: was born in nineteen hundred and seventy eight. For to
Speaker 3: me you a baby. But this news report said Jevins'
Speaker 3: family was in the parking lot.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I just know that there was nobody there to tell
Speaker 3: these young men. This is not the move old men
Speaker 3: for counsel, young men for war. But when no counsel
Speaker 3: is being provided by the older folks, what are these
Speaker 3: young people.
Speaker 2: To do but go to war?
Speaker 3: Because the biggest war they fighting is with themselves. Please
Speaker 3: give Jevin Allen and Jack Allen the sweet sounds of
Speaker 3: the Hamiltons.
Speaker 2: Oh no, you are the dog gee.
Speaker 1: Of the day, the dogee all the day.
Speaker 3: Ye president of the faul Lives Madic Committee pulled up
Speaker 3: his stats for the twenty three to twenty four season.
Speaker 2: Fifteen points per game, three.
Speaker 3: Assists, three steals, games played one Okay, that's a pretty.
Speaker 2: A decent stat line for one game.
Speaker 3: Paid one season stat line for one game, Young Jevin,
Speaker 3: all right, okay, but you got to learn some emotional intelligence. Okay,
Speaker 3: your emotional high IQ have to be way higher than
Speaker 3: that because in life, things aren't going to go your
Speaker 3: way okay all the time.
Speaker 2: And if the.
Speaker 3: Coach benched you because you made a poor decision, the
Speaker 3: coach knew exactly what he was doing, that just gives
Speaker 3: you an opportunity to think about, you know, the decisions
Speaker 3: you make moving forward. If you indeed want to play now,
Speaker 3: you ain't playing for nobody because you made an even
Speaker 3: worse decision after the coach bitched you for making a
Speaker 3: poor decision. Destiny is not a matter of chance as
Speaker 3: a matter of choice. Always remember that.
Speaker 2: But did the coach fight back? They said people came
Speaker 2: to help out, help him out. He would have got
Speaker 2: in trouble if you for that.
Speaker 3: I don't know no self defense because he's a twenty
Speaker 3: two year old brother. He and in school. He get
Speaker 3: his ass whip. Look at your shot and the right
Speaker 3: coach right, and then Andy was in Texas looking in
Speaker 3: your shot.
Speaker 2: All right, Well, thank you for that dog in to day.
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Speaker 2: Folationship with who yourself, your spouse, with your girl man
Speaker 2: or your spouse. It doesn't matter who you're into.
Speaker 5: A lot of people feel like social media breaks relationships up.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think everybody need to delete their social media
Speaker 3: if you don't have a healthy relationship with yourself, because
Speaker 3: that's the that's the relationship I see people ruin in
Speaker 3: the most relationship they have with themselves.
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Speaker 5: for a healthy relationship. Let's discuss it's the breakfast club.
Speaker 5: Good morning, the breakfast club.