Speaker 1: What's up and welcome back to another episode of No
Speaker 1: Sealer's podcast with your hosts Now fuck that with your
Speaker 1: low glasses Malone.
Speaker 2: So it's it's called lollipopp or oli pop. It's a
Speaker 2: prebiotic botanical plant fiber bullshit.
Speaker 1: Why is it bullshit? It's good for you. It's good
Speaker 1: for your good health.
Speaker 3: If you drink that, you gotta wear diapers.
Speaker 1: It's not like that bad because it's like they make
Speaker 1: it an a vintage colon um hm cola.
Speaker 3: And what's good for you don't even mix in my mind.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I agree with you there. I think that's some bullshit.
Speaker 1: But it's like it's like it's like how everybody is
Speaker 1: doing those uh like Beyond burgers, like they got like
Speaker 1: vegan chicken strips, like chickens chicken. It is no, it's not.
Speaker 1: It's the same thought because like this is not like
Speaker 1: high in sugar and it's made to help your good health.
Speaker 1: So it's it's flavored to taste like cola, like how
Speaker 1: they taste excuse me, those plants and then flavorom that
Speaker 1: tastes like beef or chicken.
Speaker 4: When I when I did that.
Speaker 3: That plant tastes like coca cola.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yes, know not yes, it does. It's not a
Speaker 1: good version of just like beyond meat. Don't taste like meat. No,
Speaker 1: I don't like they can season it. But when you
Speaker 1: actually if you most people don't taste they fucking food anyway. True,
Speaker 1: most people don't taste they fucking food to know the difference.
Speaker 4: So I'm a textra person, so that automatically, when I
Speaker 4: taste it, I was like, that is not meat. It's not.
Speaker 1: They got all kinds of chicken lists. Remember we had
Speaker 1: them Chicken list chickens trips that time. It was like somewhere, man,
Speaker 1: let's put.
Speaker 3: Me in this bridge is talking to you.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: No, y'all should just eat the oyster mushrooms. They're good.
Speaker 4: They're like, you can eat those, you can fry those
Speaker 4: up like chicken. And I promise you to taste like chicken.
Speaker 1: I'm not I would I do that when I get chicken.
Speaker 4: I'm just saying, if you were to want to do
Speaker 4: some vegan meals, you can do an oyster mushroom.
Speaker 1: I don't believe in vegans or vegan people in general,
Speaker 1: because anytime you start it's like it's like a woman
Speaker 1: imagine a woman that's like she's like a like an
Speaker 1: advocate of you know, like woman's right and anti rape,
Speaker 1: but then in behind scenes she does rape fantasies. That's
Speaker 1: how it is to me when you're getting vegan meat products.
Speaker 3: Okay, but I was lost when she said oyster mushroom
Speaker 3: tastes like chicken.
Speaker 4: That's a texture of it and everything, and you put
Speaker 4: it in the oyster chicken. I'm trying to tell you, guys,
Speaker 4: like it's good taste.
Speaker 3: Buds can't even create that in my brain.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's shit crazy, and that's that bullshit though. But
Speaker 1: all these vegans, like I seen somebody trying to give
Speaker 1: me a vegan meat loaf, and I'm like, it's called
Speaker 1: a meat loaf, because why would I have a vegan
Speaker 1: meatloaf that's called a fucking meatloaf? Vean, Like, why would
Speaker 1: you have a meatless meat loaf?
Speaker 3: I feel them, like why you call it?
Speaker 1: I'm cool with a jackfruit taco, right, So that's a
Speaker 1: jack but like, why are you a jack fruit? It's
Speaker 1: like a plant, like a fruit, jackfruit. It's like an apple.
Speaker 1: It's like apple.
Speaker 4: It's a texture is like shredded beef. Basically you could
Speaker 4: pull it.
Speaker 3: It tastes like beef. See that's the difference, though, don't
Speaker 3: taste like beef.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's why I think vegans is full of shit.
Speaker 1: Like if you was a real vegan, you wouldn't be
Speaker 1: trying to eat imposture meat.
Speaker 3: There you go, that's a good, good point.
Speaker 4: I was eating a lot of mushrooms, a lot of
Speaker 4: beans like stuff like that. Vegan. Yeah, I did it
Speaker 4: for like six or seven months or.
Speaker 1: I won a whole year without eating meat. But I
Speaker 1: wasn't really fucking with like beyond shit. I was like, Okay,
Speaker 1: if I'm not gonna eat meat, I'm gonna eat just
Speaker 1: vegetables like I eat mushrooms and this, like you know,
Speaker 1: excuse me. I wasn't a vegan. I was a vegetarian.
Speaker 1: So it's like cause, you know, like if I did,
Speaker 1: I would eat eggs and mushrooms. But I wasn't getting
Speaker 1: imposter meat to make myself feel like you know what
Speaker 1: I'm saying, like why would I do this?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 3: I got like a question for you, sir, like am
Speaker 3: I where am I? I'm on a farm? Where am I?
Speaker 4: What do you mean? Who are you on a farm?
Speaker 1: Because they have vegetables. Oh, nigga, everybody that clicked this link. No,
Speaker 1: they're listening to No Ceilings.
Speaker 3: Okay, I thought it was on a farm or something.
Speaker 3: He's talking the vegans and everything.
Speaker 1: I was like, nigga, you don't have to say you
Speaker 1: on No Selllings, nigga. If you click the link to
Speaker 1: the podcast, it was like No Ceilings podcasts, Glasses Malone here,
Speaker 1: King Engineering, nigga. They know they the expression just like
Speaker 1: this is coming on the radio and it's like song
Speaker 1: number six and it's just pop on like Nia. It's
Speaker 1: not act.
Speaker 3: It might pop on that song number five.
Speaker 1: It's a podcast and the only way you can hear
Speaker 1: it is if you click the No Ceilings link and
Speaker 1: click it.
Speaker 3: Okay, good, I'm on No Ceilings. I'm happy now.
Speaker 1: Again for like the twentieth time. But go for what
Speaker 1: you know.
Speaker 3: Oh, we don't get paid for saying that you don't
Speaker 3: get paid for this shit? Really not. Ain't no Ceilings,
Speaker 3: no pay.
Speaker 1: He'll pay. But no, this is what I wanted to
Speaker 1: talk to you all about, because this is shit. Is
Speaker 1: fucking me up. So I've been watching I've watched The
Speaker 1: Color Purple three times in the last week to get
Speaker 1: prepared for the new color purple. Oh yeah, coming out
Speaker 1: with a new color purple. So I've been prepared for
Speaker 1: the new color purple, right, but I was watching the
Speaker 1: old color purple. And you know what fucked me up?
Speaker 1: Mister wasn't that bad. When I was young, I thought,
Speaker 1: I know, I know, I swear to God, right, Like, look,
Speaker 1: I thought mister was a terrorist. I'm like, this is
Speaker 1: the worst man in the history of humans. But then
Speaker 1: I thought about it, right, And as I revisited the film,
Speaker 1: and I watched it again, and I was like, so
Speaker 1: he didn't even want Seay to be his wife, right,
Speaker 1: He wasn't into her attractively.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 1: But the father or the stepfather that we come to
Speaker 1: find out is the stepfather, right, is he's trying to
Speaker 1: get rid of Sely. So he sells Sealy off and
Speaker 1: mister takes her like, Okay, well, look i'm gonna buy you.
Speaker 1: You're gonna be my wife, right, and we're gonna do
Speaker 1: this thing together. So therefore there was already like this disconnect,
Speaker 1: and he took her on as a project. So when
Speaker 1: he finally gets her, right, when he finally gets her
Speaker 1: to his house, right, he got her doing stuff right.
Speaker 1: He helped the kids hair, and she's calling the kids
Speaker 1: hair in the kids hair is nappy because obviously the
Speaker 1: kids mom died, right, right, so she combed the hair.
Speaker 1: She's complaining the whole fucking time about combing the kids hair. No,
Speaker 1: she's not, she is complaining. You remember, tell the truth.
Speaker 4: He was like, shut her up the kids.
Speaker 1: No, no, that's not you jumped from one part to another.
Speaker 1: He said, why is her hair so nappy like? And
Speaker 1: nobody combed her hair.
Speaker 4: And then she said she had to shave it off.
Speaker 4: I remember, he.
Speaker 1: Said, why would she say? She said, shut your hair. She's like,
Speaker 1: you can't. And he listened because he's mind you back
Speaker 1: in that time, right, you will take your wife at
Speaker 1: fourteen to fifteen because you want to have big families,
Speaker 1: big families who consider wealth. You know, there wasn't no
Speaker 1: more slaves in the early nineteen hundred, so you needed
Speaker 1: kids to work the forums and shit, right, so you
Speaker 1: had big families. And mister had a big family, had
Speaker 1: a lot of kids. It wasn't just harpo, right, So
Speaker 1: he had all these kids, right. So Couz was like,
Speaker 1: he had a big family. So he came and got
Speaker 1: a wife, right is seely right? He the step pops
Speaker 1: pond seely off on cuz right, So he getting her
Speaker 1: to comb the daughter hair. She called her daughter complaining
Speaker 1: in the whole time, right, and he like yeah. She's like, well,
Speaker 1: we gotta just cut it off and start over. He's like,
Speaker 1: you can't cut no little girl's hair off and she
Speaker 1: just keep on talking. Now this is the part I
Speaker 1: don't agree. Right. When he wanted to reprimand her, he
Speaker 1: slapped her.
Speaker 4: All she said was I can't. It hurts her?
Speaker 1: No, yes that she kept complaining, we.
Speaker 4: Can't we get a I watched this movie every time.
Speaker 1: That's the only thing she said.
Speaker 4: Yes, she said I can.
Speaker 1: She didn't keep going. Every time he says something out
Speaker 1: of her, she covered her. It was the third time
Speaker 1: he said something. You know what he did? You know
Speaker 1: what happened after he slapped her. She figured out a
Speaker 1: way to shut her ass up.
Speaker 4: She covered the damn baby's mouth.
Speaker 1: Which is what you would do if you was calling
Speaker 1: your kids here. No, yes, you would, yes, shut up,
Speaker 1: let me calmb your hair. Yes, I would say your son.
Speaker 4: I was tenderheaded, so I know, like that hurt.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but who cares? Is just tender headed. That's why
Speaker 1: it's called tender headed.
Speaker 4: I know, but I used to be. I didn't want
Speaker 4: nobody to cut, like, do anything to my hair, Like.
Speaker 1: You don't cares what you care? We trying to make
Speaker 1: you look presentable on the outside.
Speaker 4: I feel that we don't want you to go outside.
Speaker 1: Noo, I didn't say that.
Speaker 3: Hold on, hold on on. You just backed up when
Speaker 3: mister was saying about don't cut his little girl's hair off,
Speaker 3: because you just said you didn't want your hair cut
Speaker 3: at all.
Speaker 4: I did it, So you just backed.
Speaker 3: Up mister's position.
Speaker 1: And I say, mister is not that bad. I say,
Speaker 1: mister was a great, outstanding him and being I said,
Speaker 1: he wasn't that bad. So right, the thing I didn't
Speaker 1: agree with how he reprimanded her. I don't believe in
Speaker 1: shaming somebody slapping them, because slapping somebody is a really
Speaker 1: weird way to you know, even slapping a kid. And
Speaker 1: then it hit me, right, I start having all of
Speaker 1: these crazy thoughts about marriage, right and right. No for real, right,
Speaker 1: no for real because a lot of the times the
Speaker 1: way shit is set up, like when you look at marriage,
Speaker 1: when they get you to the altar, they say do
Speaker 1: you promise to honor and obey your husband? Like marriage?
Speaker 1: The term marriage is set up.
Speaker 3: It's a contry, but it's a contrary.
Speaker 1: Everybody knows leg minus the legal ramifications that you signed
Speaker 1: when you go down to the courthouse, just when you
Speaker 1: just when the motherfucking man that's bringing y'all union together.
Speaker 1: Whereas whether it's a licensed person or a pastor or preacher, whoever,
Speaker 1: bringing your union together, right, they say these things to you, right,
Speaker 1: And so the first thing she did was not obey.
Speaker 1: He told her shut her up, like I don't want
Speaker 1: to hear her screaming. I'm trying to figure out all
Speaker 1: this other shit.
Speaker 3: So you're saying she would obey that.
Speaker 1: One, then it would have never been a slap.
Speaker 3: No punishment. No, I definitely have to agree of no, no, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 3: that's not man. Let's look at it this way. I
Speaker 3: got a good example. That was his daughter, right now,
Speaker 3: What if it was her daughter and he wanted to
Speaker 3: do what she was doing? Who you think what happened?
Speaker 3: What would you think would happen?
Speaker 4: I don't think she them, No, you don't think the.
Speaker 3: Man would have no say so whatsoever? Because the lady
Speaker 3: said this is my daughter and it's not yours. He
Speaker 3: had no say so, even with his own daughter, with
Speaker 3: somebody who should have respected his wishes on his own daughter.
Speaker 3: Get no, you don't because you're okay with her saying no.
Speaker 4: No, I'm not okay with any of that. I just said.
Speaker 4: All she said was I can't it hurts her?
Speaker 1: Does she figured out that she got slapped.
Speaker 4: No, then she got slapped after that, and then.
Speaker 1: She figured out.
Speaker 4: I mean yeah, because she got fucking slapped, she don't
Speaker 4: want even slapped again. What are y'all talking about?
Speaker 1: So that means she could have did it the first time.
Speaker 3: I got another question, do you have any Do you
Speaker 3: got any dogs? Animals?
Speaker 4: No? I do not. Okay, I'm not an animal.
Speaker 3: Okay, most people got little animals and stuff before they
Speaker 3: train them. If they do something, they slap them and
Speaker 3: they hit them in the buck. But then they leave
Speaker 3: the whole wheel to them. So that's normal though, for punishment.
Speaker 1: But but I've been thinking about this as a lot right,
Speaker 1: Like if your woman won't obey you, if you're like
Speaker 1: in a marriage, how can you truly protect and provide
Speaker 1: for her?
Speaker 3: Like?
Speaker 1: How can you really measure that? Right? Like let's say,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean, you tell your old lady like,
Speaker 1: don't go to this party, and she go anyway, and
Speaker 1: then something happened to her. How can you protect her?
Speaker 4: And she should listen?
Speaker 1: That's my point. So when I start reassessing the color
Speaker 1: purple and looking at mister's character, I think mister's character
Speaker 1: was really misunderstood. Like he never wanted Seeley in the
Speaker 1: first fucking place.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but I think what made that whole situation even
Speaker 4: worse was remember how he basically ran her down in
Speaker 4: the fucking field and when she was on her way
Speaker 4: to school and damn near trying to rape her.
Speaker 1: I think I believe.
Speaker 4: That's why a lot of people took it and was
Speaker 4: like hell no, Like.
Speaker 3: I have a question, because it's funny that you say
Speaker 3: that's a point. When you've seen this years ago, you
Speaker 3: feel a certain way, right ya. I thought mister was like, okay,
Speaker 3: but now you feel this way now. But just think
Speaker 3: about the people that feel this way when they seem
Speaker 3: mister in the very beginning. He wasn't a villain to
Speaker 3: everybody in the beginning. So I don't think so because
Speaker 3: you now got to this point and understood it, about
Speaker 3: the people that was in that point, that was growing up.
Speaker 3: They probably understood what Mistres's position was. It's these new
Speaker 3: people that's growing up that look at it differently.
Speaker 1: That's true. But I think also it's like because.
Speaker 3: I had no problem. I didn't even like color purple
Speaker 3: because I thought it was bullshit from the start.
Speaker 1: Why'd you think the color bourbons?
Speaker 3: Yeah, because I thought they exaggerated on everything that was there.
Speaker 3: I thought they blew up everything that was there. Because
Speaker 3: like I have a grandfather that was born in nineteen
Speaker 3: oh five. Yeah, they came across it, but he had
Speaker 3: came across the wagon train, you know, were born in
Speaker 3: eighteen hundreds, you know what I'm saying. So looking at
Speaker 3: a relationships, seeing my grandma and my dad, you know,
Speaker 3: my grandfather and stuff, and them telling me the real
Speaker 3: stories of growing up and the times and stuff. Then
Speaker 3: I started looking at that and it was like, Okay,
Speaker 3: And like you said, they made mister be a villain.
Speaker 3: They wasn't really a villain. Like I said, he really
Speaker 3: wasn't a villain.
Speaker 1: But for the most part, they made men villains in
Speaker 1: that film.
Speaker 3: Well, I think that was a byproduct of it.
Speaker 4: I remember another reason why he was a villain because
Speaker 4: after she didn't want to sleep with him. Remember he
Speaker 4: kicked her out the house.
Speaker 1: Why should he not kick her out those.
Speaker 4: Hold on, and then after that that's great, but then
Speaker 4: he refused to let them be in contact. So he
Speaker 4: he kept all the letters that her sister wrote to her.
Speaker 1: I think that was crappy, That was that was cruel. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but I.
Speaker 4: Think that that was the only family member she had.
Speaker 3: But I know he was a new family member.
Speaker 4: Yeah, no, that's the only family member that loved her. Like, yeah,
Speaker 4: she married him, like he said, he didn't want her, No.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, he had a different type of love, a.
Speaker 4: Whole other woman under her, the same.
Speaker 3: Roof that don't matter for real, you could.
Speaker 1: Love all your wife.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, here we go, Like I said.
Speaker 1: That never said that? So then why can't?
Speaker 4: So?
Speaker 1: Why can't? Why couldn't he had developed the love for
Speaker 1: Celi the way he loved her and then love the
Speaker 1: way he loves Shop.
Speaker 4: I mean he could have, But all I'm saying is
Speaker 4: he pretty much let her know like this is who
Speaker 4: should have been my wife?
Speaker 3: Hold On? Do we agree though that he didn't like
Speaker 3: Seely for any like attractiveness.
Speaker 4: Or she was remember you say you ugly and so.
Speaker 3: She knew this. So he had found somebody he was
Speaker 3: sexually attracted to that he been said, so like, I'm
Speaker 3: like you, what's the problem. Ceely knew what was going on.
Speaker 1: Celi didn't have no problem with that.
Speaker 4: I'm saying Ceely was sold. Ceely was.
Speaker 1: That's but that's but that's really what marriage is.
Speaker 3: To talk to the dad that's old her. Get that.
Speaker 1: That's the step. You know, he was some ship and
Speaker 1: he was a villain. He was the actual only.
Speaker 3: Villain because you know, you know today's.
Speaker 1: Know if he's actually a villain, they were buy you
Speaker 1: in today's because he wasn't really her dad.
Speaker 4: It was he was having sex with his step daughter
Speaker 4: and had two babies with her.
Speaker 3: You said, step daughter. See that's where you're going.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 3: I see where you say. It's not her real dad's daughter.
Speaker 4: Oh my god.
Speaker 3: But I disagree if you raised her, well, hold on,
Speaker 3: I agree. If you raised her like a daughter, that's
Speaker 3: not right. If you raised her like a daughter, I
Speaker 3: don't agree with that. But if he just came into
Speaker 3: the picture like a year or two, man, do your thing.
Speaker 4: They actually thought that was their father were.
Speaker 3: In the house, the mother, the mother's doing the false bullets. Yeah,
Speaker 3: blame the mother on that one.
Speaker 4: No, I do blame her because she chose that man.
Speaker 1: When she died, she died tripping, that's what they said.
Speaker 1: Like he told her like, if you say something to
Speaker 1: your mother, she gonna die. But no, I was thinking
Speaker 1: about it, right, Okay, So even the thing, like even
Speaker 1: with the thing with Neddie, right, he was because he
Speaker 1: really was attracted to Neddie, like he really fucked with
Speaker 1: That's who we wanted to get to be his wife, right,
Speaker 1: He wanted Nettie and the step Pops was like, no,
Speaker 1: this is my little thing, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: He trying to keep that thing to himself, which is crazy.
Speaker 4: He was trying to get that.
Speaker 1: Right, So when when she came, she's living with them,
Speaker 1: eating off of them, so he was he thought that
Speaker 1: was his invice. So even when he started to press her.
Speaker 1: You know, at that back in the nineteen hundreds, men
Speaker 1: were way more aggressive about like, you know, trying to
Speaker 1: pursue a woman. Now, I do think it is a
Speaker 1: weird line. At that time, that's super rapey.
Speaker 3: Explain that line to me, well, it's.
Speaker 1: Like because ray today is different than rape, and that's
Speaker 1: so ray today is a woman not saying yes. Back
Speaker 1: then it's a little different, like because today people think
Speaker 1: a woman saying no it's rape. It's not. If a
Speaker 1: woman doesn't say yes, it's rape. Agree with she don't
Speaker 1: got to say no. Literally, they have used like a
Speaker 1: real like real prosecution on people like yo, Like she
Speaker 1: didn't say yes. She was in shocks, so she couldn't
Speaker 1: say no, Yeah, this is a real thing. She's too
Speaker 1: drunk or she's sure, like he's a real and you
Speaker 1: can't really contest him because it's not as crazy as
Speaker 1: it sounds. But back then men were super pursuing of women,
Speaker 1: like they'd be all on them, trying to get them.
Speaker 1: So I agree it did get a little raypie when
Speaker 1: he was on her, But I think he could have
Speaker 1: been a little confused about what was going on, Like
Speaker 1: he knew she was saying no, but he thought he
Speaker 1: had a chance. But listen, but listen, o hold no.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 3: I got to defend him because when I was growing up,
Speaker 3: there was a time period where women would say no
Speaker 3: meaning yes. That's what we was taught growing up, and
Speaker 3: women would do that I heard that there was a
Speaker 3: time period where women would be saying no, but be
Speaker 3: peeling off their clothes and shit and like no, we can't, but.
Speaker 1: Oh you know what, So yeah, I don't want to
Speaker 1: do this. You know when she was talking, you won't
Speaker 1: be on cut. I can't stand pressure.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there was a time pier of girls to say
Speaker 3: no yes, because the reality is he could have actually
Speaker 3: raped her, like even when she need him in the
Speaker 3: balls and all that, he was like, bitch, you gotta go.
Speaker 1: I thought you was really trying to give me some play.
Speaker 1: You came over here. So he didn't take the pussy.
Speaker 1: After that he kicked her out. Yeah, he's like, well,
Speaker 1: you gotta go. You ain't gonna be feeding housing you
Speaker 1: and you ain't giving me no pussy.
Speaker 4: I like you, and you shut me down. And on
Speaker 4: her though, because it was that one scene member when
Speaker 4: they're in there talking in the room and she was like,
Speaker 4: you gotta leave before he make his move on you.
Speaker 4: And she was like and she was like, no, I
Speaker 4: gotta tea and she was like, well, I'm gonna teach
Speaker 4: you how to read so we can write. So he
Speaker 4: already knew for the jump where he was gonna do
Speaker 4: to this girl.
Speaker 1: That's why I said, already knew from the jump. That's
Speaker 1: like a forget.
Speaker 4: I wouldn't have been.
Speaker 1: There, That's that's like a nigga, right, that's like, how
Speaker 1: y'all do this thing? Right? Look, you know how women
Speaker 1: do this. This is a woman thing to do. But
Speaker 1: they'll go out and what you knowing they not really
Speaker 1: finna give you no play to get some free bill.
Speaker 1: So again, she might have knew she was taking advantage
Speaker 1: of the circumstances too by coming to hang out with
Speaker 1: her sister and be there.
Speaker 4: Well, yeah, of course, because she wanted to be with
Speaker 4: her sister.
Speaker 1: So yeah, no, she didn't want to be her sister.
Speaker 1: She didn't want to be with that stepdaddy. I was
Speaker 1: trying to get the drug. So she didn't because she
Speaker 1: never had left. She had never left until the step
Speaker 1: pops kept pressing up on her.
Speaker 4: That's true.
Speaker 1: But still now I'm not saying she didn't fuck with
Speaker 1: you know, her sister neddie and see me was like
Speaker 1: taking stage. But I'm saying there's a reality to the
Speaker 1: situation that mister wasn't just this bad dude. Now that lettership,
Speaker 1: I think it was a bit too controlling, right, But
Speaker 1: I also think he felt she would empower him and
Speaker 1: make his life harder. Right because even when mister was
Speaker 1: talking to Albert was talking to Harpole, right when mister
Speaker 1: was talking to Harpo, and he was saying, like, how uh,
Speaker 1: what's Oprah's character? Oh Shoi's character was Oprah's name in
Speaker 1: the movie theme? All I remember is that's what I said, Harry. Yeah,
Speaker 1: she really need to be beat up. I know that ship.
Speaker 3: That's fun.
Speaker 1: I just ignored. I just endure spousal abuse on the podcast.
Speaker 4: You know that we do.
Speaker 1: Not know Sophia. Sophia, Sophia, Sophia good looking out Sophia. Right,
Speaker 1: So Sophia Nigga was like way too turned up, and
Speaker 1: Sophia really thought she had squabbles.
Speaker 3: And she was just.
Speaker 1: Running harp And again, I think he was trying to
Speaker 1: get like some kind of controul. She wouldn't. He couldn't
Speaker 1: get her a cook for him, He couldn't get it ship.
Speaker 1: So really Harbor should have never married Sophia. But now
Speaker 1: that you in this marriage, if your woman won't do
Speaker 1: the main thing that makes marriage what it's supposed to
Speaker 1: be is obey, how do you provide and protecting somebody
Speaker 1: like that. And for sure Sophia wasn't fucking obino. That's
Speaker 1: why her mother fucking ass end up in jail. If
Speaker 1: Harpoe would have fucked Thrust, she probably wouldn't be in prison.
Speaker 1: She'd have never went to prison because she'd have never
Speaker 1: thought to herself she could fight a dude. Like I
Speaker 1: really think sometimes ass whooping of sad people in the
Speaker 1: future from getting killed. Yes, like in that situation might
Speaker 1: have saved Sophia from fucking with that white man stilling
Speaker 1: on that white man.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's crazy.
Speaker 1: I'm telling you. I was tripping off of it because
Speaker 1: I've really grew up my whole life thinking mister was
Speaker 1: like this villain. But I'm really thinking of it, like, damn,
Speaker 1: mister wasn't that bad. He just was kind of like
Speaker 1: a He was a big controlling of a nigga. Like
Speaker 1: to me, like, you know how you got you met niggas.
Speaker 1: I'm sure that was controlling the bride, Like, sure, niggas
Speaker 1: that be trying to control you. But I think was
Speaker 1: he trying to control her out of insecurity or was
Speaker 1: he trying to control her to keep his thing going?
Speaker 1: Like at which place. Like, No, I don't. I quite
Speaker 1: wouldn't understand why he wasn't given Seay Daddy's letters.
Speaker 4: I mean, like, but I think it's what he says.
Speaker 4: She He didn't want her to control. He didn't want
Speaker 4: her to uplift her. And kind of remember she taught
Speaker 4: she didn't how to read. The sister taught her how
Speaker 4: to read. He knew.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but that's not his job. But that's the dad
Speaker 1: thought too.
Speaker 4: No, true, but I'm just saying, like she the sister
Speaker 4: really was instilling in her, like you could do this,
Speaker 4: and you could do that. He didn't want her to.
Speaker 1: Know all that, so he needed to keep her.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he needed to keep her away. And like you said,
Speaker 4: she ain't given nothing. You were about to sit up
Speaker 4: under in my house.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I thought that.
Speaker 4: Was like you know what I mean, you thought that
Speaker 4: was fair, But I don't mean.
Speaker 1: You could live here. No, I just eat up all
Speaker 1: my food and you ain't giving no pussy in the.
Speaker 4: House or something.
Speaker 1: Make her wash some Your job was to give some
Speaker 1: pussy up.
Speaker 4: But he didn't tell her that, Hey, you stay here,
Speaker 4: got to get the pussy up. He did, He didn't
Speaker 4: say that.
Speaker 3: He kicked her out she didn't know that.
Speaker 1: She had said, and she really loved Celi.
Speaker 3: You know what sacrifice for, She really love sacrifice for.
Speaker 1: If she really loves Celie, if Nannie really loves Celie,
Speaker 1: she could have still been there. She's like, no, girl,
Speaker 1: we just gonna tag team this, Nigga, take one for
Speaker 1: the team. I got Mondays and Thursdays. You have Wednesdays
Speaker 1: and Fridays.
Speaker 4: That's not right.
Speaker 1: That's not right.
Speaker 4: That wasn't right for real?
Speaker 1: For real? Is it not right?
Speaker 4: It's not right? Like, look, I don't agree. She shouldn't
Speaker 4: stay there because if you if you know, like you said,
Speaker 4: she knew what he was on from the jump. They
Speaker 4: both knew that.
Speaker 1: She exactly. That's my problem with Nigga. Ntty knew the
Speaker 1: whole time. This man warned her.
Speaker 4: Remember in the one scene he's in church looking at her.
Speaker 4: She's like, he looking at you, and won't.
Speaker 1: You even when he came, he came for Nattie right
Speaker 1: and the step part with his grimy ass swapped out
Speaker 1: ceed and he was looking like damn man.
Speaker 4: He was like, I can't give you her, but I
Speaker 4: can give you her. She been spoiled, but.
Speaker 1: You yeah, or twice lady had two kids while this
Speaker 1: old man.
Speaker 3: Damn on mister side. The more you talk, I'm not
Speaker 3: I's side.
Speaker 1: I'm not on mister side. I'm just saying he wasn't
Speaker 1: as bad as I thought. Really, the worst person in
Speaker 1: the movie is Sugar Avery.
Speaker 4: How you say that?
Speaker 1: Sugarvery was the singer? She was the lady that mister
Speaker 1: was really in love with.
Speaker 4: Was in love with her?
Speaker 3: What was she the worst?
Speaker 1: She was the worst because she was the one that
Speaker 1: really wasn't ship.
Speaker 3: But she was a singer.
Speaker 1: No, she had talent, she just wasn't ship as a
Speaker 1: human being. Okay, I mean, Seeley was funny looking. I
Speaker 1: guess you know she she wasn't. She was a cool
Speaker 1: she was a cool woman. It's just I think mister
Speaker 1: got put in a really bad situation, like he needed somebody.
Speaker 1: He lost his wife, so I'm sure he must have
Speaker 1: been in some kind of pain. He needed a woman
Speaker 1: to help with the kids. He can't really do everything
Speaker 1: at once, so when he came for the girl that
Speaker 1: he was interested in, and maybe he compromised for a
Speaker 1: little bit more, he couldn't get that. And at that time,
Speaker 1: back in the nineteen hundred, you know it wasn't like
Speaker 1: you can go court and be dating shit in It
Speaker 1: wasn't no motherfucking club in nineteen oh fort that you
Speaker 1: can go bust, no bit, no no woman at He
Speaker 1: can't gonna meet no woman at no club in nineteen
Speaker 1: oh four. You had to select from within the twenty
Speaker 1: mile radius. Remember when he was taking her back to
Speaker 1: the house, they was crossing some tracks and he was
Speaker 1: in grief.
Speaker 3: Remember he was in grief. He was in greed.
Speaker 1: He lost his wife. When he get with Nandy, he was.
Speaker 4: Not in grief though, he just needed a new wife.
Speaker 1: No, he wasn't. See see how you're trying to steal
Speaker 1: a man that the man lost his wife.
Speaker 4: Wow, he lost his wife and he's like, I need
Speaker 4: someone to take care of the churing.
Speaker 3: Yes, what's wrong with that?
Speaker 4: I'm not saying it's nothing wrong, But I'm just saying
Speaker 4: he wasn't.
Speaker 1: When you was your kid, right? Was your kid? Pops
Speaker 1: always around all the time. Don't you wish you had
Speaker 1: a man to help with him?
Speaker 4: I actually raise your children, I did, Are you right?
Speaker 1: So then you can understand what it's like to look
Speaker 1: for a man, because you would have took a man.
Speaker 1: Oh mag you met a man that treated you golden bred.
Speaker 1: He was like, I got you. But then he seen
Speaker 1: your son, He's like, I'm not fucking with that little nigga.
Speaker 1: It wouldn't matter how he was treating you. You're not
Speaker 1: fucking with him because you needed some help to raise
Speaker 1: your children.
Speaker 4: Exactly, my cheery, my child.
Speaker 3: That's a mystery. When found somebody, Well, he was giving somebody, right.
Speaker 1: He was giving somebody got pawned off. Seely got pawned
Speaker 1: off to him.
Speaker 3: And in this grief he had to take something to
Speaker 3: make the helpless kids sey.
Speaker 4: He could have went and found somebody else. Square mom.
Speaker 1: They all went to See back then, it was different,
Speaker 1: like it ain't like church is today. You know church
Speaker 1: today is don't nobody go to the church in the neighborhood.
Speaker 1: They go to the popular church. These niggas go to
Speaker 1: church like you go to clubs, which everyone got the
Speaker 1: popping preacher and the popping double table nackle, double rock
Speaker 1: Baptist Tabernacle preacher. Good fella there, they gonna drive one
Speaker 1: hundred miles to go to church at that nigga church.
Speaker 1: Back then, everybody for a twenty five thirty square mile
Speaker 1: went to the same church, so the community You know,
Speaker 1: church is really supposed to be a community center.
Speaker 4: But I'm saying they could have been.
Speaker 1: I know it wasn't. Where was it un see no
Speaker 1: whether host.
Speaker 4: I don't know. They didn't really show it. I mean
Speaker 4: we was looking at the main characters.
Speaker 1: But I'm saying trust me, he trust me. You You
Speaker 1: think the way he looked at Seli he had options.
Speaker 3: He did. He went for somebody else, He went for Netty,
Speaker 3: So you think if he has no.
Speaker 4: Options, I think he was like, okay, cool, like I mean,
Speaker 4: she'll do she can clean my house and stuff.
Speaker 1: No, he wasn't like she do. He even looked at
Speaker 1: her crazy when she's spinning, He's like, ah, this ain't
Speaker 1: my tie. But that lets you know that his options
Speaker 1: were thinning, because for sure he would it took Seay.
Speaker 4: That's COVID.
Speaker 1: No, it's not no shot the city because somebody could
Speaker 1: think Seely the finest woman in the world. I think
Speaker 1: woo Be Goldberg is more than fun true Whoopy Goldberg.
Speaker 1: Fuck she looked dark skin, looked thing prime. Whoopy gold
Speaker 1: Berd is definitely fuckable. I mean, now what I marry
Speaker 1: it depends on her attitude. She's not like the type
Speaker 1: of fine where you just see her, you're like, I
Speaker 1: f to marry her, but she might got a bomb
Speaker 1: ass attitude. And Prime Woopy Goldberg was dark that shocolate skin.
Speaker 3: She was cool, actually, Prime Wood be bug. Whoopi Goldberg
Speaker 3: was the beautiful like black woman. Did look like her
Speaker 3: all this new light skins and stuff. No, they looked
Speaker 3: like Whoopy Goldberg back then.
Speaker 1: Whoopy was Whoopy was Whoopy was for sure. Okay, but
Speaker 1: trust me, he wouldn't have got Seey if he had
Speaker 1: options because he didn't come for Ceedy. He came for Nettie,
Speaker 1: and Ntdye was blacker than Seey, so he thought Natty
Speaker 1: was beautiful and he got stuck with Silly, So that
Speaker 1: for sure, I would doubt he could have went two
Speaker 1: blocks and got another wife. And then it was like, okay, cool.
Speaker 1: That means his pickings were.
Speaker 4: Slim, slim pickens, slim pires, slim pickings. That's cold, slim pickings.
Speaker 1: So he made the choice to get with Celi, right,
Speaker 1: and he got stuck with Celi. That's not what he wanted.
Speaker 1: He just was like, I need somebody, but damn, okay,
Speaker 1: this is what we're working with. I'm gonna try my
Speaker 1: best to make it work. And the nigga made it work.
Speaker 1: And Seeli was a bomb ass you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: She was a bomb ass woman, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: Like she she get busy, you know, as best she
Speaker 1: could as some motherfucker that's young enough. They ain't got
Speaker 1: no driver's licensed to do it, you know what I mean.
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Speaker 1: right now. Yeah. So I think to some degree, Like
Speaker 1: I just think he got a really hard stick from
Speaker 1: us at that time. I do think the letter part.
Speaker 1: I really couldn't give you a lot of you know,
Speaker 1: positive texts on that because I don't know why the
Speaker 1: fuck he would be holding this lady letters. It would
Speaker 1: have to be something like him trying to control her,
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying. But you know, is it
Speaker 1: really wrong for a man to control his wife?
Speaker 4: It depends on what type of what you mean. I
Speaker 4: mean it's control. Sometimes control could be on some next
Speaker 4: level type like we're on possessive side.
Speaker 1: You are property?
Speaker 4: What well, I mean, I gotta get what you said,
Speaker 4: But the way you said it, it's like, well you
Speaker 4: are property. It's like I know, I know, I know,
Speaker 4: I get what you mean though, because everybody.
Speaker 1: Want to be married and don't want to accept what
Speaker 1: does it mean? Right? Like we want to keep readjudging
Speaker 1: like we need to at this point, we just need
Speaker 1: to get rid of the word marriage like everything. She'd
Speaker 1: just be a domestic partnership because if you don't want
Speaker 1: to obey or you don't want to realize that. It's
Speaker 1: why you name yourself after your husband, right, you take
Speaker 1: his name because you become a part of his property.
Speaker 1: You become a part of his portfolio, right you. I mean,
Speaker 1: and I know it because it sounds crazy as youre
Speaker 1: a human being. It's like property human being blah blah.
Speaker 1: But that's not the point, right. You still want to
Speaker 1: be provided and protected, right, that's the point of it.
Speaker 1: That's why obaying is so important in that theory. And
Speaker 1: if people don't want if a woman don't want to obey.
Speaker 1: I seen this shit on ig where a lady was
Speaker 1: finna get married and the man was reading the uh
Speaker 1: the preacher was reading the thing do you promise to
Speaker 1: honor and obey? And she hurt that obey and that
Speaker 1: shit drove her crazy where it's like, well I don't
Speaker 1: know about obey And I'm like, you know, punk ass bitch,
Speaker 1: why do you want that? Why do you want to
Speaker 1: marry this nigga if you don't feel like he's worthy
Speaker 1: of obang? Like, I get it. Maybe the fear is
Speaker 1: there's a nigga out here that's gonna make you take
Speaker 1: it in the button he like this is what you
Speaker 1: gotta do, or he gonna make you stab your arm
Speaker 1: with glass. I don't fucking know what's the.
Speaker 4: Feeling like this, if you're standing at the altar and
Speaker 4: you're about to say those vows, you shouldn't be thinking
Speaker 4: like any of that's gonna happen anyway, So those words
Speaker 4: should come off. You shouldn't be able to say that.
Speaker 1: That's what I would think in real life, you would
Speaker 1: be so happy with the selection you have made for
Speaker 1: your husband that the idea of just honorn obeggest person,
Speaker 1: this is why you want this person to become the
Speaker 1: head of your household. In the streams though, with your examples,
Speaker 1: I'm not going to the extreme. I think you're just
Speaker 1: saying I think women go to the extremes when they
Speaker 1: hear the term obey. Yeah, I think they think the
Speaker 1: extremes right, Like what like if I'm telling Britain like
Speaker 1: ain't know.
Speaker 3: To stabbing yourself, it's two different things.
Speaker 1: That's really either way, Like what do you think it's
Speaker 1: gonna say? Because I don't think no nigga like take
Speaker 1: it up the ass.
Speaker 3: I think more women be more suceptible to that than
Speaker 3: stemming themself in the arm.
Speaker 4: I don't know, man.
Speaker 3: Yourself in the arm.
Speaker 4: I didn't like it, so.
Speaker 3: She didn't like it.
Speaker 1: Just stab herself now, but I'm saying I get it, Like,
Speaker 1: how could somebody truly provide and protect you if you
Speaker 1: won't obey them? Like, it's crazy because women like all
Speaker 1: the stuff in marriage that benefit them. It's like, provide
Speaker 1: and protect, but you don't want to obey. Well, imagine
Speaker 1: your son, right and forget me, because it's it's a
Speaker 1: fucked up comparison, right to compare your wife to your children,
Speaker 1: But in theory, that's the only other motherfuckers in your
Speaker 1: life you have to provide and protect. So literally, the
Speaker 1: responsibility for your wife and your children are the same
Speaker 1: for a father or a husband. There's really no difference, right,
Speaker 1: There's really ain't no difference. Both of them motherfuckers want
Speaker 1: you to pay for their food. Both of the motherfuckers
Speaker 1: want you to pay the bills. Both of the motherfuckers
Speaker 1: want you to stand up for him and something go bad, right,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean? I don't actually really, the
Speaker 1: more I think about it, they both just got yours.
Speaker 1: They both got yours. I mean you with your wife,
Speaker 1: you get a sense of wisdom, you know somebody you
Speaker 1: could hopefully come to when you can't get think something out.
Speaker 1: You're like, you need another mind, because I can't imagine
Speaker 1: you go talk sit down and talk to your son
Speaker 1: and be like, son, I'm thinking about buying this house.
Speaker 1: You know what do you think about these interest rates?
Speaker 1: So you hope your old lady has gamed up enough
Speaker 1: to where you could talk to her about shit like that.
Speaker 1: But in reality, the only way a motherfucking husband could
Speaker 1: provide and protect his wife if she obey. If I'm
Speaker 1: telling you don't go down the street right, no matter
Speaker 1: what I'm telling you for, and you go down that
Speaker 1: street and it cost me some money, you just fucked
Speaker 1: me up with providing. You could throw off my whole
Speaker 1: providing cycle. If I tell you don't go to this club,
Speaker 1: you go to that club and then some nigga trip
Speaker 1: on you. You fucking with my whole protective cycle. You making
Speaker 1: me feel at my job because you're putting yourself in danger.
Speaker 1: It's like a bodyguard. If a bodyguard saying we don't
Speaker 1: need to do the show is dangerous, or like let's
Speaker 1: say it's the Secret Service protecting president. They're like, look,
Speaker 1: we surveyed the area, right, we don't need we need
Speaker 1: to cancel this event, and the president still want to
Speaker 1: go there, and he gets shot. You can't call the
Speaker 1: Secret Service a failure. They told your motherfucking asked not
Speaker 1: to take your ass over here.
Speaker 3: I got a question for you, then, would you still
Speaker 3: want to protect her if she didn't obey?
Speaker 1: You kind of don't have to because then you fail
Speaker 1: at your job. And that's where men and women fall apart.
Speaker 1: That in marriages, because we start to fall short because
Speaker 1: men get pressured into stuff by women right when they
Speaker 1: can get when they can afford something that's four hundred dollars,
Speaker 1: a woman want to live in something that costs a thousand,
Speaker 1: so they get pressured into things. Me and Joey had
Speaker 1: this conversation. I'm like, bro, you gotta live based off
Speaker 1: your standards. Like so if you make Joey make if
Speaker 1: Joey makes seven thousand dollars a month, your rent shouldn't
Speaker 1: be more than fifteen hundred. He's like, man, she ain't
Speaker 1: gonna wna live nowhere where it costs fifteen hundred, Well
Speaker 1: she shouldn't be living with you.
Speaker 3: Or bring something to the table.
Speaker 4: I was just about to say, right, no, don't bring nothing.
Speaker 1: See that's the problem. That don't solve nothing, because when
Speaker 1: women feel like they add value then they start to
Speaker 1: challenge your ability to provide and protect. Okay, You're like, okay,
Speaker 1: so if I'm paying this, then I got some say
Speaker 1: and it's like I agree, and.
Speaker 4: So do you. So you feel like if you're paying everything,
Speaker 4: then you should have all the say.
Speaker 1: No, I should have all the say because literally that's
Speaker 1: the point of marriage. Like right this, You're supposed to
Speaker 1: honor and obey me, and I'm supposed to provide and
Speaker 1: protect for you.
Speaker 4: And see that's why I said, when you get to
Speaker 4: that altar, you need to make sure that that person
Speaker 4: is gonna lead, it's gonna lead.
Speaker 1: You shouldn't get to that altar before that happened.
Speaker 4: No, I'm just saying you don't know.
Speaker 1: You don't know before you get to the all.
Speaker 4: But you know what I'm saying, though, you should not
Speaker 4: even be saying those things if you don't feel that
Speaker 4: that person is gonna be if you can't trust that
Speaker 4: person to do those things, you know what I mean,
Speaker 4: Like if my man tells me no, like you nah, bab,
Speaker 4: we're doing this and guess what I gotta roll with that,
Speaker 4: you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Like, and women will twist your arm like they have
Speaker 1: a really good way of twisting your arm to get
Speaker 1: what they want. But then the problem is when it
Speaker 1: when it falls flat on his face right and you
Speaker 1: stuck with it. It's like damn, you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Like fuck, Like I knew I can only afford four hundred.
Speaker 1: She wanted this house that costs a thousand. Feel me.
Speaker 1: Now everything is in jeopardy.
Speaker 4: That that's true.
Speaker 1: Now everything is in jeopardy. I knew I can afford
Speaker 1: as a husband, I could afford this car, but she
Speaker 1: wanted this car, so I wouldn't got this car, and
Speaker 1: now this car is too expensive. I can't afford it.
Speaker 1: Now she talking shit about you? When the car get repot.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying. Game, motherfucker talking shit to you?
Speaker 1: Want the car get repoke?
Speaker 4: Yeah, no, I wouldn't. I don't know. I guess growing
Speaker 4: up nowadays, I think of everything in every situation. So
Speaker 4: I wouldn't even if you said, hey, this is what
Speaker 4: we got, what we got to work with the Okay,
Speaker 4: this is what the fuck we gotta work especially nowadays,
Speaker 4: and it's economy and the ship that's going on right now,
Speaker 4: Like yes, okay, baby, if that's what we gotta do,
Speaker 4: then that's what we gotta do.
Speaker 1: And if it's not the type of I used to
Speaker 1: tell women all the time, like would you sleep in
Speaker 1: a box with me? They be like, what if you
Speaker 1: weren't sleep in a box with me, you shouldn't really
Speaker 1: marry me? Because what if we in the box?
Speaker 4: For better for worse?
Speaker 1: That's what the man say? Or did women say? You
Speaker 1: know what I'm saying? That makes sense? Game?
Speaker 4: But you gotta remember y'all both say that for better
Speaker 4: or for worse? Yeah, that part, y'all both say.
Speaker 3: Hold on, I'm just saying, but who's telling the truth?
Speaker 4: What do you mean?
Speaker 1: So if I provide a box for you, that's me
Speaker 1: providing you ain't even going out there with the box.
Speaker 3: But what I'm saying that if it says obey and
Speaker 3: you guys go out it the same, she must be
Speaker 3: lying and she's not obeying, So you guys ain't going
Speaker 3: at that the same?
Speaker 4: True?
Speaker 1: Like what's the viox? What do the vows say for men?
Speaker 1: And what do the ViOS say? Pull it up? What
Speaker 1: do they say? Tell me what they say?
Speaker 4: Let's see what does your I know?
Speaker 1: They for sure say, do you promise to honor and
Speaker 1: cherish and obey, and I'll be hearing people we like,
Speaker 1: take obey out. I mean, I'm like, well, why don't
Speaker 1: you just take marriage out?
Speaker 3: They want to take she aw that shit out?
Speaker 4: Yeah right now, it's just too much.
Speaker 3: Went to Aniva, just marry.
Speaker 1: That's what. But that's my point. And the more I
Speaker 1: look at mister in that whole scenario, it's crazy, like,
Speaker 1: but you look at somebody like sug Avery. He was
Speaker 1: in love with sug Avery. Now if they would have
Speaker 1: got married, he would have hated this bitch.
Speaker 3: She would have killed her because she was no good.
Speaker 1: She was a whore, you straight up hor like, like
Speaker 1: like the pop said that nasty woman. They say she
Speaker 1: she had to class back in nineteen o seven.
Speaker 4: I take thee to be my weddy wife or do
Speaker 4: I'm trying to make because it's a lot of different ones.
Speaker 4: And I know that having a whole from this day
Speaker 4: four for better, for worse, for sure, for poor and
Speaker 4: sickness and in health, to love and to chaerish, to death,
Speaker 4: to us part. That's one.
Speaker 1: That's one.
Speaker 4: Let me see, that's for the women. Oh that's for both.
Speaker 3: Okay, we're about the ones the man saying the women
Speaker 3: say differently, harp O.
Speaker 1: That's like, that's that's a perfect example of when you
Speaker 1: let a woman get too far out of control. This
Speaker 1: motherfucker that went to jail for twenty years, feel me
Speaker 1: because because Harpo couldn't whoop on her, If Harpo would
Speaker 1: have whooped her ass that time right there, she'd have
Speaker 1: been thinking herself, like, I can't talk to me in
Speaker 1: any kind of way.
Speaker 4: I can't find it. I don't know where it is.
Speaker 1: It's not important, you know for sure?
Speaker 4: They say, obay, right, well some of it. You know
Speaker 4: some people you allys got to remember. Some people they
Speaker 4: write their own valves.
Speaker 1: No, not those particular things I'm talking about.
Speaker 4: The preacher say okay, what the preacher say okay, And the.
Speaker 1: Preacher says that part do you promise to yeah?
Speaker 4: Promise? Yeah.
Speaker 3: Can we not bring no conversations into this conversation. Yeah,
Speaker 3: when you say write their own vows, that's like this
Speaker 3: new Wolke no thing where they like what you're saying.
Speaker 3: Where the you know preacher says these you know vows
Speaker 3: that was supposed to.
Speaker 1: Tell you what marriage is all. Like I said, it's
Speaker 1: all about the acquisition of ship, right, It's not like
Speaker 1: like marriage is not a merger of two businesses, it's
Speaker 1: a corporate takeover. Just to always say that marriage is
Speaker 1: not a merger of two business it's a corporate takeover
Speaker 1: of one business taking over another.
Speaker 4: I can agree with that because you take the name.
Speaker 1: Yes, you literally become of this person. It's like I
Speaker 1: used to tell girls all the time, like, well that's
Speaker 1: my husband. That's not how that worked. You really his wife?
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying. And that's the point of
Speaker 1: marriage when you use that term marriage, Like now we
Speaker 1: got a thousand you know, the rainbow used to be
Speaker 1: you know, God's love, now the rainbow or something else.
Speaker 1: Niggas take over shit all the time, so don't get
Speaker 1: me wrong, Like marriage got a lot of shit that
Speaker 1: didn't been changed. But that's also why marriage is feeling
Speaker 1: one out of every two all the time. One every
Speaker 1: two is a divorce.
Speaker 4: It just seems like everybody's getting divorced. I know what
Speaker 4: I'm saying.
Speaker 1: Why what it is is because there's this shit that
Speaker 1: you have to follow, Like it's like my gift, like
Speaker 1: we talk about all the time, Right, if you show
Speaker 1: me how to do something at his most basic element,
Speaker 1: I can build it up any way I want to
Speaker 1: into as grand as I want to, right, I can
Speaker 1: build anything up to what I want in granted I
Speaker 1: want if I understand the basics. So understanding the basics
Speaker 1: of marriage is what everybody should do. You should go
Speaker 1: back to the ellymology of the word understand what it meant.
Speaker 1: That way you could kind of do what you want
Speaker 1: to do with it. But if you come into it
Speaker 1: with round pigs and square holes, sad news is gonna
Speaker 1: beat your motherfucking ass home. I'll be hearing women all
Speaker 1: the time say shit like you know, like, oh you know,
Speaker 1: I would respect it. I would, man, man, if I
Speaker 1: could find a man obating Why are you fucking this nigga?
Speaker 1: You can't obey?
Speaker 4: Yeah, if you can't obey a nigga, why would you
Speaker 4: give me some Are you here girls saying all kind
Speaker 4: of right shit?
Speaker 1: Oh you know this nigga ain't worth me cooking for it,
Speaker 1: but you're giving him some pussy, so he not worth
Speaker 1: for play, but he worth your body.
Speaker 4: That's that. See, that's that young shit, like even young shit.
Speaker 4: It shouldn't be right, but that's really honestly young shit
Speaker 4: because old most I mean, I do know some older
Speaker 4: women too, that's on that bullshit a lot of older
Speaker 4: But I'm just saying normally, I'm not doing any of
Speaker 4: that for nobody. If I don't even feel that way
Speaker 4: for you, Like I'm not so for me to be
Speaker 4: giving myself to you and then but I'm not gonna
Speaker 4: do this for you. It doesn't make no sense to me.
Speaker 4: It's either I'm I'm fucking with you, I'm not.
Speaker 1: I was giving advice. Who was I talking to? Was
Speaker 1: I talking to one of the girls who fold some
Speaker 1: and they was asking me dating advice. And it's like, glasses,
Speaker 1: what should I do? And I'm like, stop putting out?
Speaker 1: Like what you mean? I'm like, go on a date.
Speaker 1: Stop putting out. She's like, man, but what am I
Speaker 1: I said, stop acting like this is what you're just
Speaker 1: really into. Like, I get it. You as much as
Speaker 1: you like sex, you don't like sex that much. You
Speaker 1: ain't gonna make a fool out yourself. Niggas will make
Speaker 1: niggas like sex so much, they'll make a fool out.
Speaker 1: They said. Women not gonna do that. I mean, they
Speaker 1: don't like sex, they like you. So my point is
Speaker 1: I told her stop putting out. I was like stop
Speaker 1: fucking a nigga. If you want the nigga to like you,
Speaker 1: cook for the nigga, tell him come to your house,
Speaker 1: cook for meetium somewhere, bring him a plate to work.
Speaker 1: You want a nigga to really like you, show him
Speaker 1: everything else but pussy. If you show a nigga pussy,
Speaker 1: he gonna decide if you like. That's gonna determine if
Speaker 1: he's gonna keep coming back.
Speaker 3: Man dropping dimes hearing that.
Speaker 1: Tell you like Magic Johnson, I got thirteen as Sisters podcast,
Speaker 1: stop like think about it. If a woman Kings was like,
Speaker 1: look I fucked with you, King, but I'm trying to
Speaker 1: keep it together. But I made you a plate and
Speaker 1: they come drop off a plate and that shit good.
Speaker 3: Oh that's love. Yeah, that's real love.
Speaker 1: Imagine like, look, King, I can't get you pussy. I
Speaker 1: really fuck with you, but I'm trying to keep it together.
Speaker 1: But look, get your clothes get I'm finna come pick
Speaker 1: them up and watch them. Show a nigga everything else
Speaker 1: that will make you a quality wife besides fucking, because
Speaker 1: the one thing you ain't gonna be doing when you
Speaker 1: get married like that is fucking anyway.
Speaker 3: True.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying. I notice most married people
Speaker 1: you stop fucking cause motherfucker start getting mad about everything.
Speaker 1: I think because intimacy changes. I think you start to
Speaker 1: learn intimacy when you get married. On most of the cords,
Speaker 1: like you only be fucking like that because it became
Speaker 1: this like lazy way to get to intimacy. It's a
Speaker 1: lazy way like diggie pussy, you know. But when you like,
Speaker 1: when you get to know a woman, you feel me,
Speaker 1: you start watching TV with her, and that shit bring
Speaker 1: you closer.
Speaker 3: I think that's where the point of family you be
Speaker 3: actually become family, you know, like you're taking two people
Speaker 3: that's not blood related. But when you get to that
Speaker 3: point where you say that the sexual part is gone,
Speaker 3: I think that's where it sels into intimacy and now
Speaker 3: you guys are just one and it doesn't matter. It's
Speaker 3: not about sex. It's about just you guys are happy.
Speaker 3: And that's why I think the real sense of family
Speaker 3: comes from. Is that point now, before that you could
Speaker 3: leave each other all that, yeah, you know, but when
Speaker 3: you get to that point where it's not about pussy,
Speaker 3: now you real fact, that's what that real family color.
Speaker 1: I like that I fuck with that, you know, because
Speaker 1: at the end of the day, So instead of giving
Speaker 1: that nigga some pussy, take that nigga up plate, instead
Speaker 1: of giving that niggas some pussy go wash his clothes,
Speaker 1: Instead of giving that nigga some pussy, get him a
Speaker 1: car wash gift card. Yeah, that nigga give card to
Speaker 1: all those on That's gonna go way further. Nigga gonna
Speaker 1: look at you with a different respect and a different
Speaker 1: admiration for who you are. Completely, he gonna be like, oh,
Speaker 1: this motherfucker is.
Speaker 3: The real deal, and he might work harder for some
Speaker 3: pussy way more.
Speaker 1: Show him what type of helper you are. I mean,
Speaker 1: if you help a motherfucker. Hey, you know what. I
Speaker 1: know you was trying to figure out that part on
Speaker 1: that car. You know I got you all those on
Speaker 1: gift card. It's only fifty dollars. I couldn't afford that much.
Speaker 1: But niggas a it'll fuck you up. How men to
Speaker 1: feel about little small things? You know, don't shit?
Speaker 4: You know that's what my due said, like, and I
Speaker 4: would do like little shit and I wouldn't think it
Speaker 4: was nothing. But he'd be like, you know what, like
Speaker 4: I'll ask you to do some shit and you do extra.
Speaker 4: He was like, and I really appreciate, like you really
Speaker 4: He's like, you really thought about it? And I'm like okay,
Speaker 4: and I literally really just like, oh he might need this,
Speaker 4: like I'm just thinking of shit like he send me
Speaker 4: the story gets something and I'm like, Okay, well I
Speaker 4: see this too. He might like that. I'll rap that too,
Speaker 4: and he'd be He'll say shit to be like, oh yeah,
Speaker 4: you you thought about that. Man.
Speaker 1: Listen. We the difference is y'all raised to look for husbands, right,
Speaker 1: were not raised to look for wives. We raised to
Speaker 1: look for pussy. Right, So you a nigga don't know
Speaker 1: what a wife is till you see his mom's I mean,
Speaker 1: whoever that mom looked like, that's most likely how niggas
Speaker 1: see his wife. So if you if you helping him,
Speaker 1: what I'm saying like, he gonna look at you different.
Speaker 1: So you know he might come on to you real tough,
Speaker 1: trying to get some pussy, but you got to show
Speaker 1: him you're worth more than that. Other than that, he's
Speaker 1: gonna just judge you based off the pussy. I'm like, Okay,
Speaker 1: the pussy is good or the pussy's bad, or I
Speaker 1: don't care enough about the pussy to make any sacrifices,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean, because that's what you're giving
Speaker 1: him the judge, what the fucking cooking for a motherfucker?
Speaker 1: Do a lot? But back back to the color purple
Speaker 1: while I was on my brain. But yeah, mister just
Speaker 1: wasn't that fucking bad. He just wasn't. He was just
Speaker 1: a little messed up.
Speaker 4: He was a villain.
Speaker 1: He wasn't.
Speaker 4: I'm not gonna agree with that, but he was. He
Speaker 4: was a villain. He was doing a lot of ship
Speaker 4: he shouldn't have did. But what I told you what he.
Speaker 1: Sides keeping the letters?
Speaker 3: You said, try to rape her and was trying to
Speaker 3: rape her? Was the married?
Speaker 4: Was they married?
Speaker 1: Mar saying the rape? I know?
Speaker 3: But was they married at.
Speaker 4: The time he was married to the sister.
Speaker 3: Okay, he tried to rape the other sister.
Speaker 1: Yes, Okay, he didn't try to rape her.
Speaker 4: He tried to get He tried to snatch. She was
Speaker 4: not try to mess with him.
Speaker 3: She was going to say he raper, no, he did it,
Speaker 3: So that's not rape. First off, he assaulted her.
Speaker 4: Well, he assaulted her. It's still big different words though, Okay,
Speaker 4: still I.
Speaker 1: Get the concept of trying to rape her. And I
Speaker 1: don't think he was trying to rape her.
Speaker 3: That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: He was trying to like aggressively trying to get to Yes, okay,
Speaker 4: but I coccur.
Speaker 1: But but but but he also when he when he
Speaker 1: got the knee in the nuts, he never tried to
Speaker 1: get it. Kicked the bitch off the estate, right, but.
Speaker 3: He got kneed in the nuts.
Speaker 4: Yes, swung her books at the niggas like what's upping? Like,
Speaker 4: leave me alone?
Speaker 1: That was a little but that's that nineteen hundred energy.
Speaker 1: That's like, that's like I would judge R. Kelly with
Speaker 1: twenty twenty three eyes.
Speaker 3: Yeah, like R.
Speaker 1: Kelly fit to be sixty or somebody like fifty eight
Speaker 1: or some dumb shit. Back in that niggas days, older
Speaker 1: niggas was buzzing bitches in high school. That was their thing.
Speaker 4: But he told you he was doing picking up the homegirls.
Speaker 1: He told you, don't do that.
Speaker 4: I was there too.
Speaker 1: Don't just like to show just excuse herself.
Speaker 4: I've already I've already been on here, but.
Speaker 1: I know, but you just did that real it was
Speaker 1: it was more than one.
Speaker 3: I was almost well I'm glad you caught that almost mistakes.
Speaker 4: He is never gonna let nothing.
Speaker 3: You almost slid that by.
Speaker 1: You feel me Back back in the seventies and the
Speaker 1: eighties and the nineties, them niggas, all my older homies
Speaker 1: really thought it made them special if they got a
Speaker 1: younger bitch like they thought they was vibrant, if they
Speaker 1: got to only I knew young bitches wasn't worth shit.
Speaker 1: I'm thinking now more men starting to understand young bitches
Speaker 1: ain't worth shit. Like I'll be seeing all kinds of Instagram.
Speaker 1: All that bitch gonna do is lie and eat hot cheetos.
Speaker 1: I mean, like now the world is catching up that
Speaker 1: young bitches ain't shit. But a lot of people I
Speaker 1: know spend so much time trying to be young. I'm
Speaker 1: spending my life trying to get old. How do I
Speaker 1: get wisdom? How do I get to How do I
Speaker 1: get to fifty? How do I get to sixty? How
Speaker 1: do I get to seventy? How do I get to eighty?
Speaker 1: Niggas is trying to Niggas is forty trying to still
Speaker 1: figure out how to get back to twenty. I'm trying
Speaker 1: to figure out how it's gonna be at fifty. How
Speaker 1: do I do this? How do I make it to fifty?
Speaker 1: How do I I'm thinking right now, That's why I'm
Speaker 1: eating one mill of day. I'm thinking to myself, how
Speaker 1: do we make it? How do I make it to
Speaker 1: one hundred? So I'm eating one fucking minute day. Reading
Speaker 1: Elijah Mohammad's book Either Living, I'm like, you know what,
Speaker 1: I want to be one hundred? These niggas still trying
Speaker 1: to be twenty Nigga thirty second going backwards.
Speaker 4: I'm cool with at my age, like I'm good like
Speaker 4: I'm not you know, thinking of like you said, you
Speaker 4: growing like I'm trying to I'm what I'm gonna do? Chilling?
Speaker 4: I ain't. I get anxiety when I be around that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's my point. So I think the mind state
Speaker 1: is different, so you can't judge him with a twenty
Speaker 1: twenty three mind state. This is in nineteen oh six,
Speaker 1: nineteen oh six, R Kelly, I think what year was
Speaker 1: R Kelly born King nineteen sixty some shit?
Speaker 3: Oh, don't have me lying to you.
Speaker 1: Oh google it? When where was R Kelly born?
Speaker 4: All in early maybe seventies.
Speaker 1: That Nigga probably wasn't born there on seveny he older
Speaker 1: than jay z In though you think so that Nigga
Speaker 1: R Kelly old as a motherfucker. R Kelly might have
Speaker 1: been born in sixty four sixty.
Speaker 3: Six, So he's born about nineteen sixty six, Yeah, somewhere
Speaker 3: around there.
Speaker 1: So think about that. Them niggas in the eighties was
Speaker 1: always trying to get high school bitches. No, Nigga twenty four,
Speaker 1: they were trying to get him a sixty year old bitch.
Speaker 1: Think he got something And I think it, Like I said,
Speaker 1: I think I've told you this. I think it's an
Speaker 1: insecurity of experience or how good they are six because
Speaker 1: I don't know why Nigga twenty five would try to
Speaker 1: get a woman at sixteen that don't make no sense
Speaker 1: to me, Like what's she know? Like I even used
Speaker 1: to hear Nigga what it is?
Speaker 4: They don't know much?
Speaker 1: Yeah, but why would you want I ain't never want
Speaker 1: a girl that don't know.
Speaker 4: Much because they can like mold them. I guess maybe
Speaker 4: would you.
Speaker 1: Want to bitch you can mow? Like who wants a
Speaker 1: house pet? Where you have a tiger?
Speaker 4: When some people like house pets.
Speaker 1: I want them little dog.
Speaker 3: Dog, I call them in Hollywood rats, little Hollywood.
Speaker 1: I do not need to be teaching this woman how
Speaker 1: to suck penis. This is not school. Yeah, it's come
Speaker 1: in here knowing how to do everything. I need you
Speaker 1: to know how to suck the penis in circles.
Speaker 3: Well, don't you got a song that says that.
Speaker 1: Yes, I don't like no, if a girl fuck with me,
Speaker 1: she at least got to have four niggs. She at
Speaker 1: least had to have three or four niggas.
Speaker 3: So you don't want no virgin girl.
Speaker 1: Hell no, I had a girl that was a virgin.
Speaker 1: That shit was the worst experience of my life.
Speaker 3: I agree with you.
Speaker 1: I literally don't even count that. When I do my
Speaker 1: sex count number, I skip over that shit. She'd be like, man,
Speaker 1: that ship was she was crying and shit. I was like, oh,
Speaker 1: hell no, this bitch made me think my bigg was
Speaker 1: thirteen inches long.
Speaker 3: If you're that girl, let's come to the podcast please.
Speaker 3: I want her to come and just talk about that.
Speaker 3: Vers an experience that ruined your life. That ruined your life.
Speaker 1: I didn't even have sex after I have sex. I
Speaker 1: didn't have sex for two years.
Speaker 3: That's what I'm saying. It ruined your life. I want
Speaker 3: that girl to come home.
Speaker 4: It happens with women like me. I didn't have sex
Speaker 4: for like two years.
Speaker 3: I put this on you. We're talking about him.
Speaker 4: I'm saying I didn't know.
Speaker 3: I thought she do steal the show, don't she?
Speaker 1: That's her, it's her shoulder.
Speaker 4: Still, I didn't know how men did that.
Speaker 1: Like, yeah, thats just sucked. I don't feel no power
Speaker 1: her hollering, she didn't feel good. Oh my god, you
Speaker 1: know what I mean, Like, I don't you gotta And
Speaker 1: this is my point, guy, We're in a sick world
Speaker 1: where niggas really feel like a woman is I need
Speaker 1: you to enjoy this ship? I don't. I don't need
Speaker 1: no woman. You know what I'm saying. I don't need
Speaker 1: no motherfucking woman to be in the bedroom and not
Speaker 1: enjoying it.
Speaker 3: You know, it's so funny. That remind me of they
Speaker 3: used to tell us when I was a little kid,
Speaker 3: like a woman gotta be lying because a baby come
Speaker 3: out that thing. Yeah, you know, it's like there's no
Speaker 3: way back up, But I just come on.
Speaker 1: That girl was crying. She was crying like bo She's like,
Speaker 1: don't stop. I'm like, don't stop. See that goes back
Speaker 1: to that.
Speaker 3: No, it stopped really means you know, she was literally
Speaker 3: it was.
Speaker 1: Tears in her eyes, like she was crying.
Speaker 3: And don't said, don't stop.
Speaker 1: And she's like, don't stop, and I'm like, don't stop.
Speaker 1: This is horrible, this is traumatized.
Speaker 4: So he stops.
Speaker 1: Hell, yeah, stop. I was about ten minutes and I
Speaker 1: was like, man, no, and.
Speaker 3: Stopped for two years.
Speaker 1: For two years, she made me feel horrible. No, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: we're good.
Speaker 4: We go.
Speaker 1: We got a little bit more minute.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 1: So it's just I think he just had a rough
Speaker 1: I think he had a rough take, and I think
Speaker 1: they made him look like the villain pretty bad. He
Speaker 1: had a really tough situation. He was in love with
Speaker 1: another woman that the father wouldn't let him. The father
Speaker 1: wouldn't let him be with the lady he was in love,
Speaker 1: which was with a ruin of his life. The daddy
Speaker 1: was right. He went to marry shul gavery and that
Speaker 1: was just she was not marriage material, right, And then
Speaker 1: you know, he didn't get the woman he wanted out
Speaker 1: of the sisters, right. He got stuck with Seely because
Speaker 1: he didn't want Ceelie. He wanted Nettie and seely was
Speaker 1: honored like she was, you know, an honory little young
Speaker 1: motherfucker too.
Speaker 4: So why did he keep her?
Speaker 1: He had like seven.
Speaker 4: Kids, saying after she listened, after the kids had grown up,
Speaker 4: member harpo, grown man ended up getting married all this
Speaker 4: stuff like that all the kids grew up, Like, why did.
Speaker 1: Because he needed somebody to run the house. I mean,
Speaker 1: you know why you stay. You'll see people be staying
Speaker 1: together for a long time for crazy reasons.
Speaker 4: That's true.
Speaker 1: He loves Ceeli in this weird kind of way. I
Speaker 1: just don't think he was like you know how women
Speaker 1: say that in love with you love like he loves Cli.
Speaker 1: But I don't think he was ever like that. She
Speaker 1: wasn't never Netty or.
Speaker 4: Joy. Do you think that he sent for the sister
Speaker 4: and the kids out of like like got of guilt
Speaker 4: of all the ship he put her through past.
Speaker 1: Domn That's why he did it. The only reason why
Speaker 1: he did that, because of the letters, the let I
Speaker 1: don't think he really gave a fuck because I don't
Speaker 1: think he regretted slapping the motherfucking as once and he
Speaker 1: I don't believe she slaps with people. But I do
Speaker 1: think sometimes you gotta teach him, motherfucker to listen to
Speaker 1: what you're saying. I just don't even think you should
Speaker 1: slap nobody. I wouldn't even slap a kid. Just slapping
Speaker 1: motherfuckers is crazy. Like that's like, I'm just gonna disrespect you,
Speaker 1: and I don't think you're gonna do. I'm not even
Speaker 1: trying to knock you out. I ain't gonna lie to
Speaker 1: me like I watched my old Giomie slap a nigga,
Speaker 1: my og Ony Man slapping nigga dog, and I thought
Speaker 1: to myself, may really had hands punched hard. But I'm
Speaker 1: thinking my if he got to knock me out and
Speaker 1: slap me, because I'm telling this nigga right now, I'm finna.
Speaker 1: I don't give fuck what I think in his hands,
Speaker 1: I got to try to destroy him. That nigga slapped
Speaker 1: this nigga harders hell. So I don't want to be
Speaker 1: slapped by no nigga. If you slap me, I'm going
Speaker 1: to fucking kill you. I don't get a fuck about
Speaker 1: going to jail because you're not finna run around and
Speaker 1: tell motherfuckers you slap me, still on me, knock me out.
Speaker 1: I won't even come back and kill you. You knocked me out.
Speaker 1: I mean, if you don't feed me, you know what
Speaker 1: I'm saying, If you don't feed me or something, you
Speaker 1: know what I mean, if you hear me when I ain't looking,
Speaker 1: and shit, maybe we got a different problem. But don't
Speaker 1: slap me, daugh, you slap me. I gotta kill you
Speaker 1: because at that point, like you trying to take my
Speaker 1: manhood and the only way I can get it is
Speaker 1: by taking your life. Yeah no, but I was thinking
Speaker 1: that's why. And then at the end of the day,
Speaker 1: like he did send for her kids, and I think
Speaker 1: he only sent for her kids because of the letters.
Speaker 1: I think that's the one thing that he did wrong,
Speaker 1: her letters, which you know that was some scummy ship.
Speaker 1: But again, he's not perfect, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: He's still was just a guy.
Speaker 4: Mm hmm.
Speaker 1: But the real villain of the color Purple Sugar. She
Speaker 1: came and fucked the whole house up.
Speaker 4: And she said, you show is ugly.
Speaker 1: Then she did have his letty cooking. I mean, don't
Speaker 1: get me wrong, she did show Seley love. But then
Speaker 1: she came and took Seliy off hey.
Speaker 4: But then Celi fell in love with her too, so
Speaker 4: she was.
Speaker 1: That little horror was She's a real horror. Remember Celi
Speaker 1: was in love with she was all in love with Sugavery.
Speaker 1: I think Naddy was a lesbian.
Speaker 4: Well, daddy got married. You remember when she came she
Speaker 4: ended up marrying the the how she got to Africa,
Speaker 4: Remember she was out there in Africa with the couple,
Speaker 4: and then the lady died. I remember she died, and
Speaker 4: so the man ended up marrying Nettie. And so when
Speaker 4: they came back from Africa, they were all together.
Speaker 1: The man was am it was, why don't.
Speaker 4: She got married to the guy? Though, Yeah, okay, remember
Speaker 4: lady married lady.
Speaker 1: Don't know if Neddie got married.
Speaker 4: She did. She wasn't a lesbian.
Speaker 1: Munching carpi cause, oh Netty boy, they all wanted Netty.
Speaker 4: Yeah, why, Yeah, everybody wanted Natty. Betty was a.
Speaker 1: Little shocking little tender. She was alright too. I mean
Speaker 1: she was only like two fucking goofy, like she was
Speaker 1: like fourteen or something. I don't know what the people's
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