Speaker 1: Course Love Supreme is a production of iHeartRadio. This classic
Speaker 1: episode was produced by the team at Pandora.
Speaker 2: What up, y'all?
Speaker 3: It's like yeah and this QLs classic episode we like
Speaker 3: to call a very Gina Rodriguez Christmas Yes, actress and
Speaker 3: Malogina and Rodriguez stops by to enjoy libation, celebrate the holidays,
Speaker 3: and get all up in our business as she congratulates
Speaker 3: Sponte on his nuptials, finds out how Team Supream knows
Speaker 3: each other, and even talked about her projects as well.
Speaker 2: Oh, we had a good old time.
Speaker 3: This episode originally aired December twentieth, twenty seventeen.
Speaker 1: Enjoy Yeah, you'll you'll be spending versus?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 4: I are we ready versus? I'm so ready.
Speaker 2: I want to throw this.
Speaker 4: I'm always prepared, prepared.
Speaker 5: Supreme my roll call, Suprema.
Speaker 4: Wait a minute, wait, hang on, hang on, hang on everyone.
Speaker 4: I want you to take a swing first, Okay, swing swing.
Speaker 4: We are taking a swing.
Speaker 6: It doesn't drink exactly what.
Speaker 4: Yes, we are taking a swing. Ready, he doesn't have
Speaker 4: a couple of Let's do it. Here we go.
Speaker 5: Supremo, Supremo, roll call, Supremo Sun Supremo roll.
Speaker 7: Sun Supremo roll call, Suprema.
Speaker 4: So Supremo roll now the beginning of the episode. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I'm like, damn Gina. End of this episode, I'm like,
Speaker 4: damn Jesus Supremo.
Speaker 5: Roll call, Suprema Supremo.
Speaker 4: Roll call.
Speaker 8: My name is Fante. Yeah, bit in these heaters. Yeah,
Speaker 8: y'all know it's Christmas. Yeah, shout out to Jesus Supremo.
Speaker 5: Son, Son Supremo. Roll call, Suprema Son, Son Supremo.
Speaker 4: Ro call. My name is Sugar.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 10: Happy Holidays yeah and I'm happy yeah because pays.
Speaker 4: Supremo.
Speaker 7: Roll call Suprema Son Son Supremo roll.
Speaker 6: Call Drado Drado. Yeah, I made you out of clay. Yeah,
Speaker 6: fuck you, Honkah. Yeah, Christmas every.
Speaker 7: Day, Supremo Row Suprema Son Supremo.
Speaker 4: Roll bospiels wantless. Yeah, it is the season. Yeah, Donald Trump, Yeah,
Speaker 4: goes down for treason, So.
Speaker 5: Supremo ro car Supremo Son Supremo Rome.
Speaker 2: Yeah Yeah, happy qualmsam, Yeah, that's money.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Son Supremo, roll call, Suprema Son Son Supremo.
Speaker 4: Roll call yo.
Speaker 11: Yeah at least yeah, I'm real excited here with y'all.
Speaker 5: Suprema Son Son Supremo, roll call Suprima son Son Supremo.
Speaker 5: Roll call Suprema Son Son Supremo, roll call Supremo.
Speaker 2: Sup On the air condition is already a little warm.
Speaker 1: I had the problem with that is like nobody's heard
Speaker 1: the first thing. Ladies and gentlemen, Yeah, started we made
Speaker 1: it an entire year. Remember when we used to think
Speaker 1: the end of the second year.
Speaker 4: Well, yeah, I'm dry. There is still another year.
Speaker 1: I mean, this is another year, and we're always surprised
Speaker 1: that we're still around.
Speaker 4: Yeah, still around. Ladies and gentlemen, Welcome to a special
Speaker 4: Shaka Khan.
Speaker 1: Holiday episode, because there's last year we had the debate
Speaker 1: over Christmas versus Hanakah versus Kwanza versus. I mean, it's
Speaker 1: just I'm just saying it's Shaka Khan. Yeah, it's Shaka Khan.
Speaker 1: So welcome to another Shaka Khan. Addition to the holiday episode,
Speaker 1: shout out to Uh Hope, Shout out at Hope for
Speaker 1: the duce, and shout out to I'm sorry, brother Love.
Speaker 4: Shout out to Brother Love for the siak.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't know how I feel about that because
Speaker 4: shout out to Springles. I mean, it's not like you
Speaker 4: used the brother part of your name in like twenty years.
Speaker 1: So you know, I'm just saying that most most black
Speaker 1: men that have attended Ivy League school, they called me brother.
Speaker 1: Look like seriously, that's that's what That's what Dison calls me.
Speaker 1: And I'm like, you know, it's too much like Buddy
Speaker 1: love Well and that was like, a well, he's a barber.
Speaker 4: Back in my you had you had a real barber,
Speaker 4: n't Buddy love like nutty professor Buddy.
Speaker 1: Lovedy loves That's very importunt well true. True to the
Speaker 1: Quest Love Supreme Forum, we always leave our guests hanging
Speaker 1: in there.
Speaker 4: We almost forgot she was here.
Speaker 2: No, y'all did forget.
Speaker 1: Real quiet, So yeah, we this is actually this is
Speaker 1: not necessarily the Gena Rodriguez episode of West Love Supreme.
Speaker 4: But she's joining us for the Shaka Khan episode. So
Speaker 4: can because rock Yes.
Speaker 2: Show up talking about give me the Brown, talking about
Speaker 2: clear the brown.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, that's the walk of a real woman. So
Speaker 4: how I hate to say this, how how is everyone's year?
Speaker 3: Like?
Speaker 4: Do we think this? Sorry?
Speaker 5: Dark?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Mine started out dark?
Speaker 2: So yeah, but let's be real.
Speaker 12: We live in a bubble. Let's not get it twisted.
Speaker 2: Talk about a genie.
Speaker 11: I mean I do, I do believe that one hundred
Speaker 11: percent here in New York as well as in LA
Speaker 11: and in the industry we're in and all the blessed
Speaker 11: lives we all have.
Speaker 12: We live in a bubble. We're the lucky ones, were
Speaker 12: the other lucky ones.
Speaker 11: And to say that we are affected is definitely the
Speaker 11: truth because I think emotionally, I was definitely affected this year.
Speaker 4: But do you ever have psiatic?
Speaker 11: My heart stylist has been complaining about it for the
Speaker 11: past two days. I feel like I feel it too.
Speaker 11: Sympathy pains we all feel.
Speaker 1: I mean, we all got family, we all got you know, Yeah,
Speaker 1: we are people that are affected.
Speaker 4: Wait a minute, I'm sorry. I hate to turn this
Speaker 4: around on the weird note.
Speaker 1: Okay, so I I do have your Wikipedia page up,
Speaker 1: and you know, like how I'm realizing that you're not
Speaker 1: the only Gina Rodriguez Entertainment.
Speaker 2: How dare you do it?
Speaker 5: Do it?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 4: Have you seen your Wikipedia page?
Speaker 12: So about five?
Speaker 2: Wait?
Speaker 12: Wait wait wait no I haven't.
Speaker 2: What does it say?
Speaker 1: Well, you know, there's you and then there's there happens
Speaker 1: to be a pornographic actress named as well.
Speaker 4: Wow, and you you two are sharing some of Google quick? No,
Speaker 4: you know, yes, I didn't.
Speaker 11: So a few years ago I was dating somebody and
Speaker 11: I hadn't done ship right like, so I hadn't done
Speaker 11: anything like Jane.
Speaker 12: That was putting me on the map where people were
Speaker 12: googling my name.
Speaker 4: Mom.
Speaker 12: It was Asian.
Speaker 11: He was Chinese and his mother we'll talk about that
Speaker 11: after that. Yeah, girl, he Chinese, and he his mother
Speaker 11: googled me and he called. She called him and she said,
Speaker 11: what happened. She's in Ohio, he was in La She
Speaker 11: was what happened? How could you be dating this woman?
Speaker 11: She's twenty years your senior. They googled me and it
Speaker 11: was the other woman.
Speaker 4: Oh man, that's what she was concerned about, that aggressive mod.
Speaker 4: She was born in nineteen sixty seven.
Speaker 12: Oh yeah, she was much older than I.
Speaker 4: Wow. So that literally bit you in the ass?
Speaker 2: Yeah I did.
Speaker 10: Literally literally would actually be an ass bite happening right, nobody.
Speaker 4: So you guys are just going to be start off
Speaker 4: the gate. I can't see over all the fringles.
Speaker 1: It's like a mountain of pringles here. Look, I have
Speaker 1: to say, I'm just saying that last year we were
Speaker 1: d on the drinks, and you know, there was nothing
Speaker 1: to light on the snacks, light on the so.
Speaker 4: We were called that. We were like on the floor
Speaker 4: by the twentieth minute.
Speaker 2: Can we just tell the.
Speaker 4: People what you brought?
Speaker 2: Can we just what did he bring? He brought the strawberry,
Speaker 2: I mean.
Speaker 4: Brought some snacks. He did I could have just did nothing.
Speaker 4: He brought us the light skin oreoles.
Speaker 12: Actually never had the lights.
Speaker 4: Now they're good, the lot of oreoles.
Speaker 3: But he also bought like peppers farmed like strawberries. No milan,
Speaker 3: no chess man, just all strawberry.
Speaker 4: Dude, the strawberry peppers farm. Just try one.
Speaker 1: The strawberry They get sticky, like it was. It was
Speaker 1: sticky to the top of the te got that little
Speaker 1: jeous jail.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it just was.
Speaker 2: I was not.
Speaker 4: I was not. You'd appreciate the strawberry walls of that.
Speaker 4: It just wasn't.
Speaker 8: It was too much. It was too much going on
Speaker 8: at one time. I like this a simple It's very similar.
Speaker 12: So that's why you know, take care of you take
Speaker 12: care of your teeth.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, yeah, you know, you know it makes flossing
Speaker 4: a little bit more involved than I like.
Speaker 1: So so yeah, I try to stay away from the
Speaker 1: sticky substances, off the teeth.
Speaker 4: You know what I'm saying, That marriages make you enunciate
Speaker 4: all your words. No, I think it was may I
Speaker 4: have to say that you're you're now married a month
Speaker 4: and some change into your into my nuptials. Yes, this
Speaker 4: is me.
Speaker 1: I never thought this day would come, this man who
Speaker 1: for two years has been giving me advice about my
Speaker 1: whole phase being single and whatever the fuck else, and
Speaker 1: now you're a fucking marriage.
Speaker 8: I'm off the friend. No, man, I'm still here. I
Speaker 8: just have to lead brothers to the light.
Speaker 4: That's right, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: So it's like you have to go through after divorce,
Speaker 1: you have to go through your whole phase. You gotta
Speaker 1: go through your phase. You gotta go through that, but
Speaker 1: you can find your way back to the light. Fellas,
Speaker 1: and I found it.
Speaker 4: What like.
Speaker 8: The like well, I mean just well I would say
Speaker 8: this like for me, sounds scary. Shot shot my wife,
Speaker 8: she's amazing, shouting my wife idea. Yeah it's been yeah,
Speaker 8: but it's like a month and yeah, man, we had
Speaker 8: a great time. We had a great wedding, We had
Speaker 8: the DJ, we was at this medical restaurant. DJ was
Speaker 8: my homie Flash or DJ Flash.
Speaker 4: So yeah, we had.
Speaker 8: Un West Love's book. Yeah, we had at this Lebanese restaurant.
Speaker 8: They gave us lamb chops and salmon and like this
Speaker 8: white like cheese. It was amazing. Gave it to you well,
Speaker 8: I mean we paid for but that was on the men.
Speaker 8: They had the chicken, They had the salmon. It was
Speaker 8: like some nice like it was like a jasmine rice
Speaker 8: with like some saffron in it. It was amazing. And
Speaker 8: so then you know, we had the cake, the cake.
Speaker 8: We actually had the cake.
Speaker 4: It was lemon cake.
Speaker 8: It was lemon cake with a lemon frost and it
Speaker 8: was like a nice like a wh and man, it
Speaker 8: was really good.
Speaker 4: And we had a we had a we had a
Speaker 4: caricature artist that was like the.
Speaker 1: Wellc what a caricature artist one more time?
Speaker 4: One more time? A caricature.
Speaker 2: I just I know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: No you're not, that's w.
Speaker 13: A caricature is character caricature, Okay, so what I put
Speaker 13: the emphasis on the wrong? Salable A caricatures caricature.
Speaker 4: Mother, I'm looking at I said it wrong. A caricature
Speaker 4: that was both ways you were so confident caricature. Do
Speaker 4: you know what I mean? He was so confident.
Speaker 3: I was.
Speaker 8: You had a caricature artist and he drew pictures of
Speaker 8: all our family and stuff, and he drew one of
Speaker 8: me and my wife and uh and I'm proud to
Speaker 8: say you be happy this like we like most of
Speaker 8: our vendors, like pretty much all that vendors, with exception
Speaker 8: of the cake that came hopefuls, All of our vendors
Speaker 8: were young black like entrepreneurs, like our corrict artist was black,
Speaker 8: DJ was black and get her hair.
Speaker 4: They were all up incoming black people on the place
Speaker 4: on my photography shot and my photography. Christ come on,
Speaker 4: you ain't no black Mediterranean.
Speaker 1: It's like welcome to the Mediterranean times. That's the wrong coming, Heathyn.
Speaker 4: That didn't that didn't work. So not no man.
Speaker 8: We had a beautiful time, like it was one of
Speaker 8: the happiest days of my life. I mean that in
Speaker 8: all sincerity.
Speaker 4: Uh. We wrote our own vowels. I wrote mind in
Speaker 4: the uber on the way to the Yo. Yeah, I
Speaker 4: mean I started them in the hotel before and then
Speaker 4: I was just like YO.
Speaker 2: And I was in the the uber, me and my
Speaker 2: son and I swell the pressure.
Speaker 12: I dig that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know, just one person here tags that I'm
Speaker 4: just wait for music.
Speaker 1: Nerds just know that Quincy Jones had to keep her
Speaker 1: mind and Rod Temperton to write Vincent Parks rap at
Speaker 1: the end of Thriller, and he kept he kept vic
Speaker 1: Price price not a caricature, not parts.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I said Vincent Price. He said Vincent Parks, Vicent parts.
Speaker 4: I do say whatever. I'm just saying that.
Speaker 1: Rod Timberton wrote that entire verse in the back of
Speaker 1: the cab on the way to the studio, after lie
Speaker 1: lying to Quincy that that he had have it ready,
Speaker 1: and then he just so.
Speaker 4: Exactly the same as this. It was very much.
Speaker 8: I did it, and it was it was a great
Speaker 8: cry when you did the valves. Nah, she didn't cry.
Speaker 8: I was close to crying, almost, Like, didn't you.
Speaker 2: Re recite them?
Speaker 4: Are you doing? Yeah? Did I drink it? Did I
Speaker 4: drink it? Drink it? Yeah?
Speaker 2: So you put out yourself on the altar? Yeah, hold
Speaker 2: on baby, hold on all Yeah, if I.
Speaker 12: Can cry.
Speaker 1: Not in freestyle about this is this phone? Oh yeah
Speaker 1: I did what she did? Okay, so, oh yeah, I
Speaker 1: forgot the new selections.
Speaker 8: Okay, so mute selections, shower, young girl shouting, my home
Speaker 8: girls shining, and tucker. She put together string quartet for me,
Speaker 8: and so we had a spring quartet. And so coming
Speaker 8: down the oil first it was our mother's so they
Speaker 8: walked down the aisle to a song for Mama by
Speaker 8: boys and Men, and then and the pastor walked down
Speaker 8: the aisle. My song was all True Man by Alexander Nid.
Speaker 4: Yeah I'm saying that strong, but god damn, that's what
Speaker 4: it is going.
Speaker 8: So then so then her song, the bride song was
Speaker 8: I Can't Help It by Michael Jackson and my man
Speaker 8: my homie, uh shout my man Nicholas Ryan Gant. He
Speaker 8: sung that for me like good times. It was like
Speaker 8: good got married and the song was yeah, that's a
Speaker 8: totally different song, but okay, we'll go with that.
Speaker 4: Anyway. So yeah, so yeah, that was that. That was
Speaker 4: our songs.
Speaker 8: And our first dance was it was Candy by Big Maybell,
Speaker 8: exactly classic wet. We were gonna do, we were gonna
Speaker 8: do what's the record Moving down the Line by Raphael and.
Speaker 1: We were gonna swing to it, but her dress was
Speaker 1: like she couldn't do the turns and like all that
Speaker 1: stuff that we like to do. So we decided just slow, slow,
Speaker 1: dragged with candy and a little bit.
Speaker 4: We just said that brought you by.
Speaker 8: They didn't pay ship for this, all right, this is
Speaker 8: what it was. Okay, all right, let me get this
Speaker 8: ship right. All right, ourdea. In the symphony of my life,
Speaker 8: you're God's greatest instrument. I remember asking you once, do
Speaker 8: you know how amazing you are?
Speaker 4: And you told me no.
Speaker 8: I thought it was a shame that someone who brought
Speaker 8: so much joy and happiness to the lives of others
Speaker 8: could remain oblivious to their superpowers, and from that day on,
Speaker 8: I told myself that I would fix it. Ourdea, I
Speaker 8: want to thank you for teaching me the true meaning
Speaker 8: of courage, for there's nothing more courageous than to love wholeheartedly.
Speaker 8: I want to thank you for reminding me that everyone
Speaker 8: is worthy of love, grace, and mercy. I'm here's laughing
Speaker 8: right now. Growing closer to you has brought me closer
Speaker 8: to God. I give you my life, my heart, and
Speaker 8: all that is good and radiant within my soul. And
Speaker 8: from this moment, whenever anyone asked you, do you know
Speaker 8: how amazing you are I hope your answer is allowed
Speaker 8: and resounding yes.
Speaker 4: I love you and I'm yours.
Speaker 8: I do.
Speaker 4: Wait are you about to marry Fante right now? I'm
Speaker 4: big mean nigga getting my Peter guns. Let me just say,
Speaker 4: is that one of the day that I decided to
Speaker 4: do that? You got ghost write my join for me?
Speaker 4: I got you, man, I got you. I mean Puffy
Speaker 4: had a ghost writer for as big as I can't
Speaker 4: his best friend. It was his best friend. I'm I'll
Speaker 4: be missing you money please, all right. It was a
Speaker 4: great day.
Speaker 1: That's great, so Steve, Yeah, changes have been going on
Speaker 1: in your life as well?
Speaker 4: Yeah? You you moved? Yeah, yeah, how's that been going.
Speaker 10: I'm just I'm a little for clemped right now from
Speaker 10: his bo I almost cried during that, but I think
Speaker 10: that's because we're out of weed.
Speaker 2: It wasn't like five minutes ago, having real quick.
Speaker 4: I was just making a joke playing and it's plenty
Speaker 4: of weed.
Speaker 1: We talked about Christmas yet anyway, right, Yeah, it was moving,
Speaker 1: moves moves over.
Speaker 4: Everything's great.
Speaker 1: You're in your new spot, in my new spot, feeling
Speaker 1: great ironically in your old spot though, yes, I moved back.
Speaker 4: He's back in the apartment that Heather him and heatherun Wow, wait,
Speaker 4: what sort of a fluke?
Speaker 10: I had to move quickly, so I just went I
Speaker 10: didn't feel like looking for like at a thousand buildings,
Speaker 10: so I just went to this place I used to
Speaker 10: live in twenty five years ago, and uh, you just
Speaker 10: got a spot there for like a.
Speaker 4: Year and a half. Yeah, she was. She used to
Speaker 4: live there when I lived there twenty five years ago.
Speaker 4: You were You weren't that bad episode you didn't listen to.
Speaker 1: Because I think some times when you miss an episode,
Speaker 1: you don't listen to it. Don't because I'm pissed and
Speaker 1: jealous that I've missed it, particularly Heather.
Speaker 4: I really pissed about that.
Speaker 6: It's so many poor questions anyway, So what are.
Speaker 4: What are our Christmas plans? I guess we should love Christmas? Christmas? Yeah, Christmas?
Speaker 4: Are you still doing honikah? I'm sorry you're still doing
Speaker 4: looking at like.
Speaker 2: Yeah, che yeah you can do that for free? Do
Speaker 2: what for kwan?
Speaker 5: Again?
Speaker 2: Just because I was thinking about that.
Speaker 3: When Steve said he was excited about honuakah because he
Speaker 3: about to get paid, I'm like, Oh, that don't happen.
Speaker 6: In kuansa Honica's bullshit. Let me tell you thirty four
Speaker 6: years of Honukkah. You get the good present on the
Speaker 6: first night and then it socks and bullshit for seven days.
Speaker 4: It sucks.
Speaker 2: What's the good present? Who just spit wrong?
Speaker 4: Like Nintendo?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 6: But then like but then like you're super jewey chye parents?
Speaker 6: Can you like Nintendo on day one? And then like
Speaker 6: duckh on on day two? Control controllers on game four
Speaker 6: and the guns for duck Hunt fuck you on game five,
Speaker 6: and then they see it after right, and so by
Speaker 6: the time, like the a the you're like, oh great,
Speaker 6: all right, Mike Tyson's punch out.
Speaker 4: It is not all Jewish parents are cheap. Sorry, what
Speaker 4: do you.
Speaker 2: Get, Steve? I'm fascinated.
Speaker 4: Chex be real?
Speaker 2: Yeah, how many figures on that joint?
Speaker 4: Like the checks are real that I technically don't have
Speaker 4: to have Steve on payroll. But that's not that good.
Speaker 1: It's good only one day of the year. You know,
Speaker 1: it's not his eight you know what I mean? So, Gina, uh,
Speaker 1: do you have any what is what was your best
Speaker 1: Christmas memory?
Speaker 4: Or Honankah?
Speaker 11: Because we celebrate them both, because jew we should all
Speaker 11: celebrate who we did not know this.
Speaker 4: Okay, is it your which one of your parents is.
Speaker 12: Which my mother's side is Jewish, my great grandfather was.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Because if your mom is Jewish, she's Jewish, she's a
Speaker 1: real jew. But if you dad is Jewish and you're
Speaker 1: not Jewish unless he's.
Speaker 12: Rich, that's I just learned that.
Speaker 2: So if you're saying it your mom is Jewish and Jewish,
Speaker 2: but if your dad is Jewish.
Speaker 10: Not Jewish, well you know what I mean, You're still
Speaker 10: but not. It's like, you know, it's not a relative
Speaker 10: good I guess because.
Speaker 4: There's a birth thing, you know, amount of a Jewish
Speaker 4: Jewish vagina shout out to Jewish? Wait first, shout out
Speaker 4: to Jewish. I think it is probably Wait and since
Speaker 4: you say that, Steve, we might as well play your theme.
Speaker 4: What just for a year?
Speaker 2: You don't that why you made that?
Speaker 12: You met that separately from today.
Speaker 4: Think we talked about how great it was going to be.
Speaker 4: Reason we have used it. Discovered it accidentally to me.
Speaker 2: Because of the Jewish China.
Speaker 11: So I but grew up heavily Puerto Rican, so Sata said,
Speaker 11: dancing and pork and like a big old pig, they
Speaker 11: twisted up in a backyard and like a ditch ship.
Speaker 4: Where were you born?
Speaker 12: Chicago?
Speaker 4: Oh damn?
Speaker 6: Right next to.
Speaker 11: Right next to Puerto Rico. It's called home a park
Speaker 11: and it literally is like many Puerto Rico. But my
Speaker 11: parents are from Puerto Rico and we spend half of
Speaker 11: our life there in Puerto Rico as well.
Speaker 2: Puerto Rico is and some ship right now, guys, it
Speaker 2: ain't no knowe we all ship cheery ship.
Speaker 12: Yeah, they're winning, like Hispanic Federation dot org.
Speaker 11: Everybody go and donate like ten cents to a dollar,
Speaker 11: to ten dollars to whatever you got, because it's some
Speaker 11: some ship the Virgin Islands as well.
Speaker 4: Yes, I'm gonna to donate my whole check to Puerto
Speaker 4: Rico this year. How much?
Speaker 2: How much is that? Because I'm exactly how much is that?
Speaker 2: I want to know right now?
Speaker 4: You'll notify the Hispanic Federation right now?
Speaker 2: Serious, very serious?
Speaker 4: How much is that check? How much does that checks?
Speaker 4: I can't reveal such things.
Speaker 2: They will get the check. They will get the check
Speaker 2: right the whole.
Speaker 12: My parents are from bones and.
Speaker 11: Yeah, my father's childhood home was destroyed, very sad, and
Speaker 11: my parents home, we don't know what's going on with them?
Speaker 12: So we haven't been back yet.
Speaker 2: It's really bad.
Speaker 4: So your parents are state side.
Speaker 12: They're here now right now.
Speaker 11: They are because of the hurricane. My grandmother's with us
Speaker 11: as well, because she had to leave on Juan. We
Speaker 11: got her out before.
Speaker 4: So they were living in Puerto Rico.
Speaker 11: Do parents live like both La and Puerto Rico? They
Speaker 11: fly in between because all their grandkids are in La.
Speaker 2: You think folks gonna re elect that governor?
Speaker 7: Yo?
Speaker 2: The whole island needs revamping.
Speaker 11: I mean, I love the mayor of saying wat, she's good,
Speaker 11: She's amazing, amazing the truth.
Speaker 12: She is no shame that woman, and I love it.
Speaker 2: She needs to become the governor.
Speaker 4: So I have a question.
Speaker 10: So what's the number one thing that needs to happen
Speaker 10: in Puerto Rico too? I guess not only rebuild, but
Speaker 10: but to you know, make sure this kind of damage
Speaker 10: doesn't happen again. I mean, you could just say infrastructure,
Speaker 10: but what specifically I would I I.
Speaker 12: Don't know, but I'm going to say that the debt
Speaker 12: needs to be pardoned.
Speaker 2: I think that the way to rebuild that.
Speaker 11: I mean, listen, I am not the truth. I am
Speaker 11: not I am not the end all be all. I
Speaker 11: am not standing here thinking that I know the answer.
Speaker 11: But I think that that would be what.
Speaker 4: About like statehood? The statehood get them more?
Speaker 12: You know right now Puerto Ricans have no rights.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't even know what being a territory difference.
Speaker 11: Just think about that that statement right there. I don't
Speaker 11: know what being a territory is. Who wants to be
Speaker 11: a territory of anything?
Speaker 4: Totally be a state? I don't know.
Speaker 12: I mean a lot of people they won't be.
Speaker 10: A state because you know, we know we're politically but
Speaker 10: why don't we want them to be a state, or why.
Speaker 4: They would lean more blue than everything? Usually? The territories
Speaker 4: thing with d C, well.
Speaker 2: Most of the territories are brown, write anything exactly.
Speaker 4: So that would sort of create a balance, while what
Speaker 4: are the other territories? Guam, is that a territory?
Speaker 2: Virgin Islands, Virgin Islands?
Speaker 4: Philippines are not right? Quiz?
Speaker 9: I mean I.
Speaker 2: Was like, now's three times? I times?
Speaker 1: Apparently is the new thing I'm making up. You're making
Speaker 1: up for a loss anyway, So what were your Christmas
Speaker 1: Hanukah memory?
Speaker 4: What was your mess? Were you?
Speaker 2: My best memory?
Speaker 1: I love when my show producer just makes fun of
Speaker 1: me on the shew good in best memory.
Speaker 2: It sounds worse. You're drinking. It's okay.
Speaker 11: I don't actually know if I have one. I feel
Speaker 11: like I can't remember too much before like the age
Speaker 11: of thirteen. Yeah, I'm gonna be real, like I don't
Speaker 11: know how many memories I have prior to thirteen?
Speaker 4: What was it about thirteen that was so pivotal? Really,
Speaker 4: do you have one?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 2: No, I didn't have a continue. I dont have anything.
Speaker 2: We're too broke for that.
Speaker 4: I throw you one.
Speaker 2: I'm doing it. It's great time and you can still
Speaker 2: be a verse. So like you're doing to drink.
Speaker 1: Girl, Hell, she's been rehominated.
Speaker 4: That was a cricature you talking about.
Speaker 2: I don't want it, but it sounds interesting.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you ever said I don't think we should drink
Speaker 4: on the show anymore. I think we should always drink.
Speaker 11: There's a lot of truth coming out dancing, dancing, growing up, dancing,
Speaker 11: dancing with my father and my mother and my family,
Speaker 11: dancing and joy and happiness and pre trump.
Speaker 8: Memories, what kind of what kind of stuff that was it?
Speaker 8: Like like find your all star stuff? Like who was
Speaker 8: your stuff you that we would.
Speaker 2: Listened to.
Speaker 11: Willie Colonne, Celia Cruz, you know when he's a social
Speaker 11: club Jerry rivera mark to me, Marc Anthony when he
Speaker 11: first started was just everything. I was a subsidiancer growing up.
Speaker 11: I danced professional subsidance for like ten years.
Speaker 2: After here.
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh, it's fun. Wait can you explain something
Speaker 4: to me? Okay? I hate to ask this cultural question
Speaker 4: and sound like a naive person. I know a lot
Speaker 4: of you are. That's me every time I do the show.
Speaker 4: So what are you about to ask? No?
Speaker 13: No no?
Speaker 4: As a DJ?
Speaker 2: Yeah, how'd you know? Is just the ultimate?
Speaker 4: It's like, oh, she's for it, never mind, forget it.
Speaker 1: Anytime I troll my audience by playing swabamente because whenever
Speaker 1: I put it on social social media, everyone, pretty much
Speaker 1: everyone brown just clowns me about playing that song.
Speaker 12: And so what's funny to me is that it feels
Speaker 12: like it was just a staple and my life.
Speaker 4: So I'm in is how old is it?
Speaker 11: Twenty five years old? Thirty years old?
Speaker 4: Okay, so early nineties late okay, Elvis.
Speaker 2: Crispo, Crispo, Wikipedia.
Speaker 1: Elvis pres I will but I just want to know
Speaker 1: how come everyone that I know just pretty much looks
Speaker 1: down on that song.
Speaker 2: I don't I here, what what ethnicity are you? Gomez?
Speaker 2: Where is it?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 1: No, no, no, For every one million followers, I changed
Speaker 1: my last name on Twitter. Okay, I'm African American.
Speaker 2: He Blake, Billy Blake, right.
Speaker 4: But everyone asked why that She's.
Speaker 2: Going wait because I was.
Speaker 11: Wait every every one million followers years, I thought you
Speaker 11: were Latino.
Speaker 2: Get out Puerto Rican?
Speaker 4: Do you know that? There?
Speaker 3: I know?
Speaker 2: But you because.
Speaker 4: No, I didn't know.
Speaker 2: I just I just look at you all the time,
Speaker 2: and I don't I don't see.
Speaker 12: The but Puerto Rican is African Spaniard and you know Indian.
Speaker 11: That's like I'm educated, but no, meaning like my father
Speaker 11: is looks like you, my sister looks like you, my
Speaker 11: other sister like Emily. Mother sister looks like Emily. Keep
Speaker 11: on my Locasian.
Speaker 4: About that.
Speaker 2: I say that, let me say suns racist.
Speaker 3: But ongos there, I'm just saying on TV, technically you
Speaker 3: don't see a lot of you don't.
Speaker 12: You're not You're right speaking one hundred percent correct?
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 3: Know?
Speaker 12: Las Alonzo is like you know, right, And that's the
Speaker 12: darkest you're kid.
Speaker 4: I know he was dark.
Speaker 12: There's darker TV, but on TV. She's not wrong.
Speaker 11: He doesn't mean TV it does because then she felt
Speaker 11: like representation And everybody doesn't know Cuban.
Speaker 4: You know that television doesn't properly represent minorities. Is Cuban?
Speaker 2: Middle America? Don't America?
Speaker 3: You know?
Speaker 2: That's what I'm saying. People think that Brazilians look like
Speaker 2: justsell Bonskin. I've been to Brazil. I know they look
Speaker 2: like me. You y yeah, yeah yeah yeah, everybody doesn't Cuban. Yes, yes,
Speaker 2: you is. You know like I wanted to Mexican about.
Speaker 4: Front Yeah, he's Cuban. Cuban seriously, yeah, big worms confirmation speaks.
Speaker 4: I don't know if he speaks Spanish. I did not
Speaker 4: know it. How did you know?
Speaker 1: Uh?
Speaker 4: What would we do without you? Man? Just controlling Wikipedia.
Speaker 2: I knew the lads Alonzo because he played that role
Speaker 2: in Miracle and Saint Anna. That was like, bam everything
Speaker 2: he's ever please?
Speaker 4: Is everything?
Speaker 2: Hello? Well yeah, when he's acting.
Speaker 12: Yeah, that's it. Say we can talk about.
Speaker 4: What else.
Speaker 3: People are different when they're not working. That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: Like in his acting life, he is, yes, everything.
Speaker 4: What other life. Yeah, what is it? Another life we missed.
Speaker 3: And really like walking around He's like, oh, hey, last
Speaker 3: you know some people like that, you know, they look
Speaker 3: they're cooler in their roles than they are.
Speaker 11: We were talking about that today. Yeah, we were talking
Speaker 11: about people investigat and then you meet them, people not
Speaker 11: being as dope as the characters. And then you meet
Speaker 11: them and you're like, damn, I fucking love you on
Speaker 11: television or on film. And then I meet you and
Speaker 11: I'm like, oh, you're not as dope as.
Speaker 4: Was an asshole. But you know, I'm sorry I was
Speaker 4: misleading you.
Speaker 1: So when you when we first met at the Grammys
Speaker 1: and you like extra excited to see me, you thought
Speaker 1: that my people, there's.
Speaker 2: Still my people. But I literally thought I got to
Speaker 2: like be a part of this.
Speaker 1: Is that I don't have a last name for my moniker,
Speaker 1: and I had to provide the last name, and so
Speaker 1: I figured every one million followers on Twitter, I would
Speaker 1: change my last name.
Speaker 2: So it's going to be almost at the next where
Speaker 2: is it going?
Speaker 4: No, I'm stuck at seven hundred Twitter.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I was Goldberg for the first million. Oh, and
Speaker 1: then I was jinking the second million. And now I'm
Speaker 1: stuck at Gomez.
Speaker 2: Next Mi I was, I was going to fucking freaking out.
Speaker 4: Post post.
Speaker 2: I'm just here for a witness. There's a settlement, you know.
Speaker 4: No, no, no, yeah, you can get You could sue
Speaker 4: him for I don't perto.
Speaker 1: Rico said that you were you were a salsa dance
Speaker 1: in the beginning, like you meant as you were trying
Speaker 1: to professionally pursue it.
Speaker 3: I was a.
Speaker 12: Professional sausa dancer.
Speaker 11: I performed all over the world sa dancing really from
Speaker 11: age seven to seventeen with two different salsa companies, and
Speaker 11: we would go and open for performances or we'd open
Speaker 11: congresses and it was super dope. It gave me all
Speaker 11: the confidence I needed because at a young age, when
Speaker 11: you look like a little tie boy, you want to be.
Speaker 9: Y'all.
Speaker 12: This is a podcast, so I can't pull up a picture.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I wanted proof it's real.
Speaker 2: I want to watch you walk down.
Speaker 3: You want to see what wus you walk because I'm like,
Speaker 3: if you even saw the dance, your walk.
Speaker 4: Is like you like a tiboy.
Speaker 2: I'm doing later the boys.
Speaker 12: I don't want you to be I will because I
Speaker 12: want time. Yeah, no, uh it changed my life.
Speaker 4: It was great.
Speaker 2: It was fantastic.
Speaker 4: So how did acting into the picture?
Speaker 11: Because I realized while I was on stage I wanted
Speaker 11: to do more. Dancing wasn't enough. I wanted everybody to
Speaker 11: fucking go away, and I wanted the spotlight to hit
Speaker 11: and I wanted to talk.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, And so then I went to school for it.
Speaker 4: I went to n YU for acting, really acting school.
Speaker 4: So dope, I'm sorry I lost my train of thought
Speaker 4: because that's what happens when you drink. Shut up Bill,
Speaker 4: all right, everyone Bill wants to Boss. Bill wants everyone
Speaker 4: to know that he's not drinking tonight. I am drinking.
Speaker 4: He's the designated driver. Okay, you're not the designated driver.
Speaker 4: I see. All right, So you don't have any particular
Speaker 4: fine Christmas memories?
Speaker 10: Uh you went all the way back there. I was
Speaker 10: still Your father looks like like, yeah, like five minutes ago.
Speaker 10: Can we get into that.
Speaker 4: He does?
Speaker 2: And he has blue eyes?
Speaker 4: Wow? Wow like that? Yeah he was he sounds her
Speaker 4: complaintly has blue eyes. He was getting all the hos.
Speaker 2: That's why my dad got mad babies. Yeah yeah, all
Speaker 2: over the world.
Speaker 4: And talking about like as well. Okay, let's see going on.
Speaker 4: I designated bar.
Speaker 6: Tonight, whole podcasts happening anybody else, okay, anybody need pringles.
Speaker 4: I don't want to let everyone.
Speaker 1: To know that our that our resident boss still with us.
Speaker 1: Bill has told us now to make much noise with
Speaker 1: the snacks and the drinks. But we can't help that
Speaker 1: right now.
Speaker 2: And of course you're the boss, are you the boss?
Speaker 4: He's Dave Seville.
Speaker 12: I don't think there was anybody else outside of Alvin
Speaker 12: and the chipmunks.
Speaker 4: Alvin was a huge he was a human. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: he was the yeller.
Speaker 12: Bill, are you a yeller?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 12: I'm just just angry, just the quiet, passive aggressive angry.
Speaker 4: I sent angry to text messages and emails and you
Speaker 4: are they angry?
Speaker 2: Are they passive aggressive angry?
Speaker 12: But a face to face you just smile like that.
Speaker 4: It's breaking you down right now.
Speaker 12: But while have you ever fought before?
Speaker 4: Bill? Question? Like hand the handcomb?
Speaker 1: I came close once in middle school, but the kid
Speaker 1: pushed me and I just turned around on that.
Speaker 4: Was the answer, and and I've been holding on it
Speaker 4: that repressed.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I was going to say that I've affed at
Speaker 1: him and he walked away. I feel like a lot
Speaker 1: of shorter people fight.
Speaker 2: More because we have the complex.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no one ever, No one ever messed with me
Speaker 1: because they resumed. Yeah, they just assumed.
Speaker 4: Right, Yeah, you don't.
Speaker 3: I would like disagree with that. I've been in many
Speaker 3: fat fights, and I was always big for my age.
Speaker 4: Yes, really tell me about this fight, like you.
Speaker 3: Always hear a couple of times in elementary school, stopid
Speaker 3: you were jumped?
Speaker 2: Yeah, why do you see this game?
Speaker 4: What would you ever want to jump?
Speaker 6: Bad rhymes?
Speaker 4: No, you talk a lot. I talked about I didn't
Speaker 4: know that.
Speaker 2: Remember gonna past.
Speaker 3: I kind of fight once because this boy was like,
Speaker 3: you know, if you say one more thing to me,
Speaker 3: I'm going to smack to shadow you.
Speaker 4: And I wait, that's a real you were fighting boys.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he told me he was shorter than me though.
Speaker 2: So oh in the music room, all right, boss, he
Speaker 2: put his drink down, he said.
Speaker 4: Here we go. Tell us empty because you didn't talk
Speaker 4: about your Christmas any.
Speaker 1: Last year to Boggins, last year was not a good
Speaker 1: Christmas to talk about, Okay, but because you had a Christmas?
Speaker 4: Yeah, have had many good Christmases.
Speaker 6: Tell us about a Christmas Indiana.
Speaker 4: I mean the Christmas I got the attire seventy eight hundred.
Speaker 4: That was pretty awesome. Wow, you had the seventy eight hundred,
Speaker 4: only got the twenty six hundred that I had the
Speaker 4: fifty two hundred. What was the seventy seven eight hundred
Speaker 4: was better than the fifty fifty hundred? Sucked?
Speaker 1: What were the differences? One sucked one didn't anyway? All right,
Speaker 1: I remember the seventie hundred was like bigger, if I'm
Speaker 1: not mistaken. No, the fifty two hundred was like a
Speaker 1: bigger box and the cart loads were bigger. But the
Speaker 1: seventy eight hundred could play the original twenty six hundred cartries,
Speaker 1: couldn't play the fifteen hundred cartries because those were pretty
Speaker 1: much shitty anyway, but it could play the seventy eight
Speaker 1: hundred ones.
Speaker 4: And you're not even looking at me, so this, yeah,
Speaker 4: I'm ignoring you right now. But you probably had an
Speaker 4: a tary jaguar. What the hell is that?
Speaker 2: I was wondering? What wondering?
Speaker 4: Like?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, this was like christ very he was like
Speaker 1: negative five years old. What was a jaguar? That was
Speaker 1: the one they tried to come.
Speaker 2: Back, but to was the stick right back manuar. We
Speaker 2: had the guitar.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the Jaguars growing.
Speaker 8: Around Sega Genesis era because because then it was before
Speaker 8: after the links.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, yes one ant so we just got
Speaker 4: drowned down.
Speaker 2: Bubble Bubble, Yeah, I remember that. Remember that?
Speaker 4: What's bubble?
Speaker 2: Flip bubble bubble? Y'all?
Speaker 12: I flipped it mad times?
Speaker 4: Say that?
Speaker 3: What was it?
Speaker 11: Like?
Speaker 3: Was it?
Speaker 2: What was the There was like a hundred levels, so.
Speaker 4: It was like the original Candy Crush. I remember that,
Speaker 4: I guess so, but could you flip it mad time?
Speaker 4: How many times? How many times?
Speaker 2: Mad times?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 12: And it made me feel really good about myself.
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna lie. Do we very much at that?
Speaker 2: Were your super Mario head super Mario for sure? I
Speaker 2: want to.
Speaker 1: Speaking of speaking of Super Mario, super Mario, Nintendo Switch
Speaker 1: is the greatest, the greatest.
Speaker 4: Game in the world.
Speaker 12: Is this current in the eighties?
Speaker 4: Just came October?
Speaker 2: So many differences, like the world's like what is switch is?
Speaker 4: Like? Yeah, what is it? What is the game? You get?
Speaker 4: The Nintendo Switch? The Nintendo Switch is it?
Speaker 2: This is today?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 6: Like a giant iPad that you can hook them your
Speaker 6: TV that has these two controllers. You can play two
Speaker 6: players it's this big. No, it's on the radio. It's
Speaker 6: about the size of a laptop, and my children have
Speaker 6: one and it's fantastic.
Speaker 4: It is you can before Christmas you can hook it up.
Speaker 12: Game because we're talking about this, we're all getting one, right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so you get a switch, you get a switch.
Speaker 2: In your name right now.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying, they pay for this my
Speaker 3: moment because we're about to all get us some Nintendo's.
Speaker 4: Hello American, you get us some switches.
Speaker 2: Can I get a switch?
Speaker 9: All right?
Speaker 4: Saying that Nintendo switch is the system to get this.
Speaker 4: That's the one, that's the one.
Speaker 6: It's fun.
Speaker 4: And the Mario Brothers game is it's not well, it's
Speaker 4: just Mario's Super Mario Obyssey. Is that the only game
Speaker 4: for it? Right now? No?
Speaker 6: No, you gotta get old cart Hands, Mario Kart.
Speaker 12: These are all the old school games. Are they revamped?
Speaker 2: Are they?
Speaker 4: Yes? Yes? And they look good like the Mario the
Speaker 4: Mario game.
Speaker 1: It's it's what they call an open world thing where
Speaker 1: you can just go if you can see it, you
Speaker 1: can go there.
Speaker 4: Yeah. It's like life is not a linear.
Speaker 12: Too much, that's too much.
Speaker 4: We were like dreams may come the movie Dreams.
Speaker 12: May Come is one of my favorite films.
Speaker 11: Who just dropped my Dreams Come May Come? Robin Will Yeah,
Speaker 11: oh my god, it's so sad the most.
Speaker 2: Yeah, one of my favorites.
Speaker 12: NFLA dies at the end, Yes, suicide, Heaven and Hell.
Speaker 4: I feel like what Dreams May Come?
Speaker 1: What Dreams May Come from I believe is like the
Speaker 1: Phil Collins of of movies, because what.
Speaker 4: Is the Phil Collins of movies?
Speaker 1: Because what is we hear black people acclaiming that Dreams
Speaker 1: May Come as a masterpiece, whereas uh, I often hear white.
Speaker 10: People be you know, yeah, dismissive about it, like yeah,
Speaker 10: I never saw I really wanted to love it, and
Speaker 10: I'm dismissing it.
Speaker 4: I didn't like it at all.
Speaker 2: It was one of my favorite.
Speaker 4: No I saw in the theaters and you went to
Speaker 4: see it in the theater? Was it a date?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: I do remember.
Speaker 2: Not not a good day.
Speaker 4: Movie. Didn't seem real to me, Like when when she
Speaker 4: was in Hell or whatever, like he went like people
Speaker 4: ship when he went, That.
Speaker 2: Is the visual. That's what it is. People going like.
Speaker 11: Dance Hell is actually like yeah, our dance. Martha Graham,
Speaker 11: like Martha Graham that's knowledge.
Speaker 2: It sounds familiar.
Speaker 4: You have to be a dancer, choreographer.
Speaker 2: Why are you not playing me? I was I got breast.
Speaker 2: I wanted to be a dancer, so just so I
Speaker 2: was going to be Debbie Allen.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well you.
Speaker 2: Ba they get away, but you got the breast.
Speaker 4: Depends on what kind of dances.
Speaker 5: I mean.
Speaker 4: For a while. You did work at that strip club
Speaker 4: for a while. Yea, as a waitress. We just met,
Speaker 4: and I don't want as a waitress that you were
Speaker 4: a waitress.
Speaker 3: I would never judge you if you thought that I
Speaker 3: could work in the strip club. I wouldn't be mad, though,
Speaker 3: because breast are beautiful.
Speaker 4: Shopping drinks on the floor.
Speaker 2: It's the truth.
Speaker 4: I feel like we should play a James so the
Speaker 4: seed beautiful? Can we take control of this episode? Please know?
Speaker 12: How are we going to do that?
Speaker 4: I know we're just We're just seven friends talking to
Speaker 4: each other. I hope everybody listen.
Speaker 12: Can I can I ask a question? How do y'all
Speaker 12: know each other?
Speaker 2: What's going on? Bill doesn't? Bill doesn't like okay, so
Speaker 2: well you don't like this question? Okay, then how about y'all?
Speaker 4: Are y'all? That's a great question. All right, here's the situation.
Speaker 1: Tell me, now, I believe that Laia is who I've
Speaker 1: known the longest. She loves saying that you've known me
Speaker 1: since I was what twelve? Give me the age that
Speaker 1: you're going to make me feel.
Speaker 4: Like a creep.
Speaker 2: I'll just say we saw each other and I was twelve.
Speaker 2: We spoke to each other. I might have been fourteen fifteen.
Speaker 4: Okay, I was at least somewhere the same age. I
Speaker 4: hope it was.
Speaker 2: He's like a toddler's age older than me.
Speaker 4: Toddler. I like that. That was.
Speaker 2: That was definitely frown.
Speaker 1: Because Laya comes from Broadcast Royalty, So she comes from
Speaker 1: I'm sorry for chewing in the microphone. She comes from
Speaker 1: a lineage and her all of her family and close
Speaker 1: friends are in radio deep and radio and all that stuff.
Speaker 1: So thus that's how I know her from Philadelphia. We're
Speaker 1: from the same city.
Speaker 4: Now, as far as Sponte and Bill are concerned.
Speaker 1: Yeah, So in short, yeah, because the long version in short,
Speaker 1: your aunt phone.
Speaker 4: I like to say that I invented social media.
Speaker 2: You did the entirety of it.
Speaker 1: I literally invented so all right, the thing was in
Speaker 1: nineteen ninety eight, when when there was when there was
Speaker 1: in nineteen ninety eight, when there was a super Information
Speaker 1: Highway or whatever. I was kind of miffed that a
Speaker 1: lot of I'm sorry my managers called me right, okay.
Speaker 2: All right, super tacky, which one put it on speaker.
Speaker 4: Sean, we're live on the air right now. We're jump
Speaker 4: rega getting a call to answering this in the air.
Speaker 4: Ye stop staring at the char so comfortable you went back,
Speaker 4: but that.
Speaker 1: One got I just want you to acknowledge that I
Speaker 1: always get my phone off on most of our episodes.
Speaker 4: That's the first time I can remember going off in
Speaker 4: a while. This is the first used to use it
Speaker 4: to call. I've never I've.
Speaker 2: You know, you know that you don't excuse me, sir.
Speaker 2: When's the last time you had a cocktail before this tonight?
Speaker 4: Probably last year? So that's why he blame it on
Speaker 4: the app.
Speaker 2: I don't know what that mean because he's not because
Speaker 2: he's not Latino exactly.
Speaker 4: Even though. But anyway, so.
Speaker 1: There there was the roots website okay player, okay player
Speaker 1: dot com you help me, because I forgot what it was.
Speaker 4: Content knows everything. It was called the dot com. It
Speaker 4: was no so I created okay player dot com.
Speaker 1: And the difference between that site and most websites, especially
Speaker 1: in nineteen ninety eight, was the fact that you could
Speaker 1: actually talk to me and I would interact with you.
Speaker 1: So once people got over the novelty of oh my god,
Speaker 1: Chris Love, is this really you? I love the roots
Speaker 1: and Dad and I sort of became one of the crew.
Speaker 4: Then we built.
Speaker 1: People don't say I built an ant farm, but it's
Speaker 1: really You said that, right, But I was just being joky.
Speaker 1: But you guys really took that ship to heart because
Speaker 1: it was true. I'm just saying that through this community
Speaker 1: ocreation and especially the first generation of people that joined
Speaker 1: the website, That's how I knew these two Fonte Uh
Speaker 1: probably pioneered the idea of creating records on the Internet
Speaker 1: or using a computer to make a clinic files back
Speaker 1: and forth. Yes, he made classic records just on his
Speaker 1: computer without the use of his studia.
Speaker 4: A mirror invented the internet. Fante invented music, and the
Speaker 4: rest of us.
Speaker 1: We're lucky participants in a very little known play called Hamilton,
Speaker 1: we produced Uh the soundcheck record. You also, did you
Speaker 1: write any of the songs or you just produced it
Speaker 1: with right. This nodding is not I don't know what.
Speaker 6: I don't write any of the songs. You differ in
Speaker 6: the heights, right, I orchestrated the heights.
Speaker 4: Okay, So yeah, he's a big deal. He's one. I mean,
Speaker 4: he's an egot minus a Jeter and I worked together.
Speaker 4: She was on the show.
Speaker 6: You were on Testme Street. If he is a hip
Speaker 6: hop if you don't remember that long time ago.
Speaker 4: He does everything scully to work.
Speaker 2: He does that when he works with the blacks.
Speaker 4: Cut off. When I worked with you said you you
Speaker 4: owe this bit.
Speaker 2: He knows I'm joking.
Speaker 4: He's not a real Trump. That was yes, you wow a.
Speaker 2: Bitch Last year holidays, Come on, y'all. Last year was
Speaker 2: where we had a Remember.
Speaker 4: Last last after the holiday show, did get a little
Speaker 4: bit blacked out?
Speaker 2: Can I black out?
Speaker 4: So sugar Steve revented Sugar?
Speaker 5: You did?
Speaker 2: Son of a bitch is killing all of us?
Speaker 1: Steve anyway, Steve has been has been our long time engineer,
Speaker 1: uh for like twenty hours years.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he's he's engineered many a classic record.
Speaker 11: So when you guys decided to do all of this,
Speaker 11: you clearly enjoy each other's company. No.
Speaker 1: When I got this show, I decided I didn't want
Speaker 1: to do any of the thinking for myself.
Speaker 4: So I was like, let me hire the five. I
Speaker 4: need someone that's the mouth, the knowledge, the stern.
Speaker 8: Discipline, yeah, the disciplinarian, the white guy, which is really funny, and.
Speaker 2: The joke Joe you said, the jew or the jokes.
Speaker 4: I didn't drink that much.
Speaker 2: To write could have fulfilled both that.
Speaker 4: But you should know this that I was the first interview.
Speaker 4: I was the pilot episode was usual, was our first interview.
Speaker 12: Because I mean, I get to stay.
Speaker 4: If you want. If you want to, you know, you
Speaker 4: can easily, you know, go.
Speaker 12: Fly back and forth from l A to here. Just yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 12: what do you don't you know you don't have a latino?
Speaker 12: Now that you ain't latino mean closed my eyes?
Speaker 4: You know you guess you are?
Speaker 2: Act like she's not here and go, yes, how are we?
Speaker 2: How we fitted?
Speaker 1: I love I can handle Rosie's voice every week. I
Speaker 1: love Rosie. I love Rosie, I love her.
Speaker 2: I can work on this like this is nice. The
Speaker 2: husky yes you got no husk?
Speaker 4: You got you sound like it's like yes, perto rican Kathleen.
Speaker 2: Turner ju Love and Nile Kathleen Turner, she.
Speaker 4: Has she has the voice I call like the mulatto rasp.
Speaker 4: It's like like like the roses. That was the that was.
Speaker 11: That was the the Baby Blues with Dennis Quay. When
Speaker 11: they did the movie, nobody, nobody did nobody. Sorry I
Speaker 11: didn't later and I watched them.
Speaker 4: All until today turned today. Yeah, when did it?
Speaker 2: When you're somewhere in between New Kids on the Block.
Speaker 2: I don't know. That took them off my wall. It
Speaker 2: was like a whole by River you had by the
Speaker 2: new Kids.
Speaker 3: I had the head board side New Kids on the
Speaker 3: Block River Phoenix, Corey Haym, Corey Feltman, I wow, TV.
Speaker 2: My parents had to have a full intervention, like bitch,
Speaker 2: we were trying to brain I get it. I had
Speaker 2: kids on the block.
Speaker 12: Who was yours be a sleeping bag?
Speaker 2: Who's your favorite Joey girls?
Speaker 12: At that time, Oh.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the sugar.
Speaker 2: It wasn't about the team operas at that time. It
Speaker 2: wasn't about the Okay, no, no, I was.
Speaker 4: I'm with you.
Speaker 2: I just wasn't. I didn't know. We were revealing that
Speaker 2: if we do that, I.
Speaker 4: Can do that too.
Speaker 2: I can I can.
Speaker 8: So who was the okay so new Kids on the Block.
Speaker 8: They was the hot White boys at the time. When
Speaker 8: did You Get Off the Train? Was the step by
Speaker 8: Step album?
Speaker 4: Or was it the album you probably wait Wait Wait wait,
Speaker 4: step on Wait thats so fun?
Speaker 1: Nobody heard the face music except you and me? Was
Speaker 1: that the one where they can't album?
Speaker 4: K T O B. Yeah, that was the n k
Speaker 4: t V album right, never had hard Teddy probably joined.
Speaker 4: The second album was the fourth album, I Believe I
Speaker 4: Hang Out with You.
Speaker 12: So much.
Speaker 8: There was an album before Hanging Top. It was because
Speaker 8: was the one where they kind of that was that
Speaker 8: was the one where they blew up. There was an
Speaker 8: album before that did not blow your mind? It was
Speaker 8: Please Please Don't Go That first that was That's Hanging Tough.
Speaker 8: That's Hanging Tough.
Speaker 1: That was for that was they redid the Osmond's One
Speaker 1: Bad Apple and again did I blow your mind? This
Speaker 1: time on the first album that came out and seven
Speaker 1: why do I Know this? I'm sorry looks like and
Speaker 1: then the Christmas you should be ashamed of yourselves?
Speaker 4: All music star groups? You locking that that's real music though,
Speaker 4: that's that's you love New Kids on the Block. Is
Speaker 4: you love basicity rollers like those are all equal part.
Speaker 12: That's incredible, basic basity rolling.
Speaker 2: I don't know, I've never.
Speaker 4: He's the first group that's the first boy boy band
Speaker 4: basically like how old are you?
Speaker 2: What are you saying?
Speaker 1: I thought this ship and they were from like the
Speaker 1: city rollers like they pretty much?
Speaker 4: Uh they were.
Speaker 1: They were the first group that I'm about to say,
Speaker 1: don Imus. They were the first group that Clive Davis signed,
Speaker 1: the arist director.
Speaker 4: I don't know, I don't know if that's true. I
Speaker 4: looked that up. You lied to me, you lied to me. No,
Speaker 4: it's true.
Speaker 14: The first the first act like listen, listen, can I
Speaker 14: take a wild guess?
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 1: So in this room, it's not just the seven of us,
Speaker 1: but also all genius peoples here and they're all texting
Speaker 1: right now.
Speaker 2: We got to that are.
Speaker 4: To read what this group happening right now? Well we
Speaker 4: need to.
Speaker 10: Get yeah, all right, Look, the basically rules were on
Speaker 10: Bell Records, and then he started Aristar and as to
Speaker 10: absorb Bell, so he didn't technically sign them his new label.
Speaker 4: He speaks of that, and I have I have the autobiography.
Speaker 4: Well he's lying to you, okay. So his book is likeveed,
Speaker 4: so Eric Carmon, that's his first act. I don't know, yeah,
Speaker 4: maybe ye, So Christmas Fante was up?
Speaker 1: Would you bless us with the h with a holiday
Speaker 1: story as only you can?
Speaker 4: Man? I think probably my favorite Christmas memory It would
Speaker 4: have to be.
Speaker 8: Because it would have to be when I was older,
Speaker 8: because at that point I thought Christmas was over for me.
Speaker 4: But I was sad and mistaken, and so this had
Speaker 4: to be. I was maybe eighteen years old.
Speaker 8: I had graduated high school, and I was amongst one
Speaker 8: of the first of my generation to go to college.
Speaker 8: I went to the acclaimed historically black college, North Carolina
Speaker 8: Central University, where I majored in English.
Speaker 4: In my communication English.
Speaker 12: The minor and community minoring Communications.
Speaker 4: You just wanted to be broke, you know.
Speaker 8: I wanted to report and talk about the things I
Speaker 8: loved and speak on her just act world very eloquently.
Speaker 4: Yes.
Speaker 8: So, upon my matriculation at the North Flina Central University,
Speaker 8: I came home for my first Christmas post graduation high
Speaker 8: school graduation, and you know, normally I would just buy
Speaker 8: stuff for my brothers. You know, I had a little
Speaker 8: job working at KB Toys nonetheless, and I would buy story.
Speaker 8: I would buy clothes and stuff for my brothers and
Speaker 8: toys for them, so I pretty much was just focused
Speaker 8: on doing for them. But when I woke up that
Speaker 8: Christmas morning and came out of my room, which at
Speaker 8: that point in time had been turned into a guest room,
Speaker 8: they got me out. So I remember waking up and
Speaker 8: setting up all the gifts for my brother. I think
Speaker 8: I bought my youngest brother. I think I had bought
Speaker 8: him like a truck or some kind of thing with wheels,
Speaker 8: and my middle brother were younger. I bought him a guitar,
Speaker 8: mad wheels I brought him. I brought him a first,
Speaker 8: a little acoustic guitar, and so I thought it was over.
Speaker 8: So I went to bed, and when I woke up,
Speaker 8: I saw a PlayStation one that was sitting in the
Speaker 8: living room, and the game that we had was Teching,
Speaker 8: and I remember we played that as a family with
Speaker 8: my brothers, and I remember that just being so touching
Speaker 8: to me. I thought I had been forgotten and cast aside.
Speaker 8: But I was so happy to know that I hadn't
Speaker 8: been forgotten. And my mother she gave it to me
Speaker 8: and she said, you know, I'm proud of you. You know,
Speaker 8: you're going to college, you're doing.
Speaker 4: Your thing, and I think that may have been the
Speaker 4: first time she told me she loved me about TV
Speaker 4: and so.
Speaker 1: So after what just happened and many many years of therapy,
Speaker 1: I just that was one of my best Christmases.
Speaker 8: I remember us playing and I later took the PlayStation
Speaker 8: one back to my dorm room at No kind of
Speaker 8: Central University and me and my roommate, milked at the time,
Speaker 8: Milton Milt Builting in my milk big talk, and so
Speaker 8: we had a TV in our room, and like, we
Speaker 8: had the twenty seven inch TV, but you know it
Speaker 8: was back.
Speaker 4: This was ninety eight, so it wasn't the flat screen.
Speaker 4: It was when we had the big back TV. The
Speaker 4: fat back joint, yeah, I have that for the sharps.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the big sharp. Yeah, we had the big sharp.
Speaker 1: It was twenty seven inches. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: It was real.
Speaker 8: So it was like three feet deep, very deep. You
Speaker 8: could hide all the Uncle Pete money in the joint,
Speaker 8: like and soul food.
Speaker 4: Shit. It so assue you that. So I took it
Speaker 4: back with us and we started that spring.
Speaker 1: And that spring I recall that we had I bought
Speaker 1: Resident Evil, which is a game that was very popular
Speaker 1: at that time, and we would sit and play it,
Speaker 1: and people would come to our room to watch us
Speaker 1: play Resident Evil.
Speaker 8: It was like a movie. It was cinematic. It had
Speaker 8: to do with the virus that had broken out and
Speaker 8: it was turning people into zombies. And you could play
Speaker 8: of either one of two white people. You can't lose,
Speaker 8: you can't lose, you can't lose. It was it was
Speaker 8: playing as a white characters. The ultimate game, Genie, the ultimately.
Speaker 4: Not Yo, I'm not the one. Know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: You picked the white character. They gave more.
Speaker 8: Oh my god, man, playing as a white character, Oh dude,
Speaker 8: you're you're guaranteed. So you could play as either the
Speaker 8: white man Chris, or you could either play as the woman,
Speaker 8: the white woman. I can't remember her name, but anyway,
Speaker 8: it was a little harder if you played as the
Speaker 8: white man, which I found it to.
Speaker 4: Be very unbelievable. I found it very highly unbelievable.
Speaker 8: Come on, man, you read a paper about it. I
Speaker 8: didn't write a paper about it. I didn't blog at
Speaker 8: that time. Blogs weren't popular at that time, but so
Speaker 8: I was. I was playing the game and it was
Speaker 8: you had to play this white person that was going
Speaker 8: to save humanity from the t virus that was turning
Speaker 8: everyone in the zombies. And so for that entire semester,
Speaker 8: I don't think me and my roommate went to class
Speaker 8: as we played Resident Evil. And that was what I
Speaker 8: remember on the on the PlayStation one, we had Resident Evil.
Speaker 8: We had in like ninety nine I think, and there
Speaker 8: was a cold you could put in Mad ninety nine
Speaker 8: where you could get a team called Tiburan and so
Speaker 8: like Tiberan team had like one hundred. Everything onnd defense
Speaker 8: was one hundred, like everything past all that ship. They
Speaker 8: was like a team of super niggas. And so you
Speaker 8: can play with Tiberon. And so I remember we would
Speaker 8: come and you know, because we played football, and so
Speaker 8: boys would come to the room and we would play
Speaker 8: you know what I'm saying, put in the Tiberan cheat coat.
Speaker 1: And we had this one guy on our team named Craig.
Speaker 1: And Craig was before coming to play for US. He
Speaker 1: was in Rikers Island.
Speaker 4: Reference story.
Speaker 2: He came from to college.
Speaker 4: He came from Rikers to college. Name was Craig. He
Speaker 4: played d line. Yeah, he came he came from Rikers
Speaker 4: and he was your fun, your fun do Tiberan.
Speaker 1: He called you to come to this door and the yeah,
Speaker 1: he would come to my room and I want to
Speaker 1: call you to yeah, to do the cold your I
Speaker 1: wonder you don't want Tibron also memorized the Mike Tyson
Speaker 1: we gotta talk about that too, that road.
Speaker 4: That we've had a video game like diary from.
Speaker 3: That.
Speaker 4: That the PlayStation one gift from my.
Speaker 2: Mom, Story of life.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it was.
Speaker 4: It was a great time.
Speaker 8: That was like one of my best Christmas. I thought
Speaker 8: I had been forgotten, but it was the PlayStation one
Speaker 8: that let me know that I still mattered in this
Speaker 8: your brother's love and my mother's love that I had
Speaker 8: been denied.
Speaker 2: So are we all getting PlayStations?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Get that to got the PlayStation and Nintendo when I
Speaker 3: ain't got Christmas? Give in a minute, you know what
Speaker 3: I'm saying.
Speaker 4: That was that was a really good Christmas. My brothers
Speaker 4: they had Christmas. It was good. Do you regret?
Speaker 13: Uh?
Speaker 1: Mike Tyson sort of not DISAVOWT, but sort of his
Speaker 1: another this word is this thing for Mike Tyson punch
Speaker 1: outn't like it or the contract for I don't think
Speaker 1: it was.
Speaker 4: I don't know if I like, I don't. I don't
Speaker 4: regret it.
Speaker 8: I think at the time, because I read an interview
Speaker 8: with him about that, I just don't think he knew
Speaker 8: how big it was. So like he at the time
Speaker 8: he said, he signed a contract, and I think they
Speaker 8: gave him like upfront.
Speaker 4: It might have been like fifty grand or something. That's horrible, right,
Speaker 4: and that ship sold like hoppends, so you know what
Speaker 4: I mean.
Speaker 8: So I think going back, he could have did a
Speaker 8: better deal and got royalties or percentage or whatever. But yeah,
Speaker 8: I don't regret that game. I thought it was a
Speaker 8: great game. It was very racist, but I mean I
Speaker 8: thought it was it was fun like America.
Speaker 2: Damn, Dad was deep.
Speaker 8: I wish I said that. Yeah, but no, I don't
Speaker 8: regret Mike Tyson's punch Out. It was it was, but again,
Speaker 8: it was the story of the great White Hope, little Matt,
Speaker 8: who was knocking out niggas all over the world.
Speaker 4: Yet another white savior story. Not Sonic.
Speaker 2: You know, I'm just saying, is that little Mac He's
Speaker 2: in punch Out.
Speaker 4: Punch Out Sonic was a hedgehog.
Speaker 3: He didn't really know son I don't know your mac
Speaker 3: I was playing Sonic while y'all were.
Speaker 4: I didn't get the correlation. Yeah, no he had. I
Speaker 4: don't know. He might have been black he like rings. Yes,
Speaker 4: you have to look up.
Speaker 1: This, Uh, the oral history of Do you realize how
Speaker 1: much input that Michael Jackson had scoring all the.
Speaker 2: Music for so I saw that recently, like an article
Speaker 2: on like.
Speaker 4: When Sega came out, he like he was addicted to
Speaker 4: playing Sega like he had Michael Jackson moonwalk, I had
Speaker 4: only on only on Sega. Ye.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he was addicted to Sega and so thus he
Speaker 1: begged the Sonic people to let him do all the music.
Speaker 2: Well he wasn't. No, that's Mario Brothers Like really the music?
Speaker 1: Who is it was initially supposed to be the theme
Speaker 1: Stranger in Moscow too, Yeah.
Speaker 4: Stranger in Moscow? Wow? Yeah, Wow, that's crazy.
Speaker 1: Like there's there's an entire there's an oral history of
Speaker 1: of Michael Jackson scoring the the Sonic the hedge off
Speaker 1: but kind of you know, took his credit away.
Speaker 4: Some of those songs are still in there. But that's fact.
Speaker 4: I don't never that's crazy.
Speaker 10: You know Space Invaders, the original Space Invaders from the
Speaker 10: first one did that?
Speaker 4: What you really? God, this dude does the base. I'm
Speaker 4: not lying to you. One.
Speaker 1: Like back when we were Black to the Future, Okay,
Speaker 1: whoa that was the name of your band. That was
Speaker 1: the second incredation of the roots.
Speaker 4: We were radioactivity Okay, I knew that. I knew that
Speaker 4: then we were Black to the Future. Who thought that was?
Speaker 4: That was all tariq.
Speaker 1: Al right, So it just depends on what what metaphor
Speaker 1: that Big Daddy came was using at the time.
Speaker 4: Then then we'll call it. Yo, we changed our name again.
Speaker 11: So why did you get away from radioactivity? Was because
Speaker 11: a radio head?
Speaker 4: No? No, no, we were just I mean, I mean
Speaker 4: you know we were radioactivity. I was a sample. He
Speaker 4: was a sample. I'm drinking he was t metaphor nigga,
Speaker 4: y'all was the story of career like that was y'all underground.
Speaker 1: Then when we was Black to the Future, Uh, he
Speaker 1: he was, he gave me I didn't like my name
Speaker 1: is Marty mcblack, I was, I was. I think I
Speaker 1: think Monica was divine technician. Yo, I was DT stick
Speaker 1: or something like what Yeah? But no, what's hawk smooth?
Speaker 1: Wow hype African Warrior?
Speaker 4: Yo? No, it was an acronym. Oh God hype African
Speaker 4: Warrior kicking it smooth.
Speaker 8: That might have been the worst one I've heard since
Speaker 8: that ignorant gonna get another system or whatever whatever that
Speaker 8: two box on.
Speaker 4: He was like, I call myself a nigga because I'm
Speaker 4: never ignorant gonna get you get the who tried to
Speaker 4: thank all that when they talk about.
Speaker 1: So then then we morphed into square roots and then
Speaker 1: uh you know the roots Okay in the journey.
Speaker 3: Did he did you ever buy each other Christmas gifts?
Speaker 3: I know it sounds crazy, but curious you in two
Speaker 3: weeks and jobs and then you know, yeah, we did
Speaker 3: what we did?
Speaker 12: What you give the best present?
Speaker 4: Because I feel like you be asking don't asked questions.
Speaker 2: I really don't know answer. I really it was one
Speaker 2: of my radio curious I don't know you saw No, Seriously.
Speaker 4: I don't yes what kind of gives the y'all y'all
Speaker 4: give you.
Speaker 2: Because you'll have these random like emotional like you know, I.
Speaker 4: Just know, what do you give to the man who
Speaker 4: has everything? Stuff? I mean, but I I treat people
Speaker 4: of stuff like him.
Speaker 2: Black thoughts go to escape the room. Escape You never
Speaker 2: did escape the room?
Speaker 1: Is that the one where you like trapped in the place.
Speaker 1: You in the room for an hour and then you
Speaker 1: got to figure out how to get out. On the
Speaker 1: show fun as hell escaping, Like it's not like like, uh,
Speaker 1: who denie where you're locked in?
Speaker 4: Uh?
Speaker 1: You know, they'll put you in a room just like
Speaker 1: the studio and then you gotta figure out. They'll give
Speaker 1: you three clues and then you got to figure out
Speaker 1: how to get.
Speaker 12: Out of this room, and the clue will send you
Speaker 12: to another clue.
Speaker 4: But it's really great.
Speaker 12: I have I'm not a fan.
Speaker 4: That's every time I'm in l A. I always do.
Speaker 11: Because the thing is that I have a problem with
Speaker 11: the dynamics of what happens in the room when y'all
Speaker 11: get the clues, Like people start deciding who's the chief.
Speaker 4: You got to decide, So it's really like a social experiment.
Speaker 12: It's a social experiment.
Speaker 2: And then you find out who's ah.
Speaker 12: I don't want to work with.
Speaker 1: Shout out the Cavin car who is Alpha female number one?
Speaker 1: So whenever Janina and I do this all the time,
Speaker 1: and I just automatically. But that's the thing, MAT.
Speaker 3: Severe alpha female to get my game mode it's another
Speaker 3: no no.
Speaker 12: I play the back and me too, and I feel
Speaker 12: like I'm pretty off of female.
Speaker 2: But fall back. I'll fall back for the team.
Speaker 4: I'll solve one and just I'll swipe the card and
Speaker 4: let them have fun.
Speaker 12: But that's different.
Speaker 2: That's different. That's just like the heart.
Speaker 4: I bring people together. That's why he's brother in law.
Speaker 4: I mean the reunion. You didn't come to the reunion.
Speaker 4: I was too young and too broke. Really, Oh damn,
Speaker 4: I was like freshman in college back then. You missed it. Okay.
Speaker 4: I did do paintball.
Speaker 2: Oh that's I don't hit right up on the back.
Speaker 2: I dropped my gun. I wanted to tackle that mother.
Speaker 2: I was not about it. So you want to hit
Speaker 2: me in the neck, in the neck, in the neck, all.
Speaker 4: Doing the things fall apart album. We used to always
Speaker 4: go laser okay.
Speaker 12: That's better, that's better.
Speaker 1: So when the Okay Player reunion happened in Philly, I
Speaker 1: took all the Okay players to midnight laser tagging okay,
Speaker 1: which was dangerous.
Speaker 4: But you know how's that dangerous? Well, you know we're
Speaker 4: like thirty strangers meeting each other for the first way.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you were gonna tell me what you got black
Speaker 2: doll for Christmas?
Speaker 4: No, I'm not okay, I just what did you get
Speaker 4: to read for Christmas?
Speaker 2: Listen, I don't get supposed to say the same thing
Speaker 2: he got you in the year before and the year
Speaker 2: before and they before.
Speaker 4: Thank you bugs, Bunny.
Speaker 1: No, I mean, I'm I don't know. I buy a
Speaker 1: lot of Christmas gifts, but I don't know. I don't
Speaker 1: keep table of what you gave us Christmas bonuses last year.
Speaker 3: Use I didn't even say nothing. I thought it was
Speaker 3: a clerical error and what the fuck? I was like,
Speaker 3: fuck it ironed it?
Speaker 4: Oh so you thought just when he announced you can.
Speaker 2: Say it all day said he said a lot of things.
Speaker 4: He said things, and I kept my word on everything
Speaker 4: about but just in case the Angelo. But the Angelo
Speaker 4: technically was on the show. He was forwards. It's more
Speaker 4: R and B. I'm going to get and I'm not
Speaker 4: coming back. Yeah, I'm my brain is not working right now.
Speaker 2: I just want to know if y'all had every stange gifts,
Speaker 2: because I mean, he named his son after you. So
Speaker 2: I'm like, what do you know?
Speaker 4: What I don't that's what you want to know? What
Speaker 4: I mean?
Speaker 2: Working hard like what you do for your man. It's like,
Speaker 2: I'm just joking.
Speaker 4: What about you. Do you give gifts? Do you have
Speaker 4: a significant other or a nice way to get into that.
Speaker 11: I mean, if you don't want to talk about this,
Speaker 11: I have a significant other who is amazing. I have
Speaker 11: an awesome, awesome partner in crime. I give gifts always,
Speaker 11: like I'm just like, I don't wait for the occasion
Speaker 11: because I can't remember the occasion.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So instead I just I give.
Speaker 4: Talk that ship, Kathleen, give them words.
Speaker 2: Every day, every day that I see them, I give them.
Speaker 4: So that's your love language, words of encouragement.
Speaker 11: My love language is giving yes, yes, And my my
Speaker 11: my thing is quality time. Oh I'm sorry, uh, acts
Speaker 11: of kindness, acts of services.
Speaker 4: Service, that's you got to show it. Like love is
Speaker 4: a doing word.
Speaker 11: Yes for me, it's like if you have my back, Oh,
Speaker 11: you're just showing me so much love. Like if you're like, yo,
Speaker 11: your day is super difficult, let me help you do this.
Speaker 11: Oh oh my god, I'm just like yes.
Speaker 8: So if it's like so, if you can't, if it's
Speaker 8: off your man, he's like, baby, I know you had
Speaker 8: a long day on set.
Speaker 1: I made some Neil ship like you. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: let's roast port you put the mohole on top.
Speaker 4: Yeah, ye, it's pretty amazing. I'm gonna go now to
Speaker 4: give me some.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna go to my secret spot in the nineties
Speaker 1: street are and I know, yeah that joint is it?
Speaker 1: So are you the person in your family that like
Speaker 1: like I draw Carmchael says, like your accountant, you have
Speaker 1: to tell your accountant that being the one person at
Speaker 1: your family that made it is an expense for the
Speaker 1: person takes care of everybody.
Speaker 11: I have two older sisters. One is a doctor and
Speaker 11: the other ones in the private equity.
Speaker 4: Good the only one.
Speaker 11: We grew up mad poor, and my two sisters are
Speaker 11: based and thankfully I have been able to join them
Speaker 11: in that.
Speaker 4: Thank you mans. And that is the you caught up
Speaker 4: to them.
Speaker 11: I caught up to that, Yeah, because I was. Yeah,
Speaker 11: I'm the youngest of three and I was definitely behind.
Speaker 11: And those women are insane. Yeah, it's incredible. I don't
Speaker 11: know what my parents did, but I definitely studied them.
Speaker 11: I think it was like a mixture of like fear,
Speaker 11: you know what I'm saying, Like my parents are still
Speaker 11: mad fear in us and the knowledge that rebellion would
Speaker 11: only fuck up our life. Like my father would steadily
Speaker 11: tell me, you ain't get a mess in my life.
Speaker 11: And we didn't grow up with much. My parents did
Speaker 11: not have much. I came up from Puerto Rico and
Speaker 11: neither one of them graduated college, barely graduated high school.
Speaker 11: And they made like gold out a fucking dirt and
Speaker 11: they're still together forty five years.
Speaker 4: Wow, it's amazing. Yeah, that's dope. Is that the goal
Speaker 4: for you?
Speaker 2: You think I don't know way behind? Let me tell
Speaker 2: you I'm marry tomorrow. If I'm doing forty five years
Speaker 2: before to die? Oh yeah, I just mean it something
Speaker 2: that long's yeah, yeah, I feel like that would be tight.
Speaker 11: Sure to like roll with somebody for life like that,
Speaker 11: But I feel like I got mad lifers, Like she's
Speaker 11: one of my lifers right there, you know, so I'll
Speaker 11: be all right, all right.
Speaker 4: We're looking to the right of the room to one
Speaker 4: of your lifers.
Speaker 2: To Emily.
Speaker 4: You know that we were talking about Emily.
Speaker 2: Emily, she's drunk. Emily, look this way, I said, Emily,
Speaker 2: still in that group chatter on how to get you
Speaker 2: out of five minutes Emily was I do say what juice?
Speaker 5: Yes, she was.
Speaker 2: It was real.
Speaker 15: It was really Emily has this look on her face,
Speaker 15: like what the fuck is going on?
Speaker 4: Where? Okay?
Speaker 11: So Emily's been my best friend for ten years and
Speaker 11: she's now a producing partner and we've been able to
Speaker 11: sell TV shows together and we're trying to change the
Speaker 11: world together, just our little portion of it.
Speaker 4: I was gonna say, what what do you now now
Speaker 4: that it's December? What projects do you have coming out?
Speaker 11: So we're about to jump into I'm about to direct
Speaker 11: my first episode of Jane the Virgin.
Speaker 2: Very exciting.
Speaker 11: We're in our fourth season. We're into the second half
Speaker 11: of the fourth season. I have a movie coming out
Speaker 11: called Annihilation by the director Alex Garland, who did that
Speaker 11: movie X Machino. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, I used to
Speaker 11: call it HOAAC yeah, X machine XE such an American.
Speaker 1: I'm just saying, when they come on the show, I
Speaker 1: play sex machine. So good, Okay, never mind, you gotta.
Speaker 4: No, I got it, I got it. I gotta know
Speaker 4: the history because she was like a sex machine right exactly. Yeah,
Speaker 4: and she danced with him and it rhymes with X machine.
Speaker 4: You've been.
Speaker 2: Here, we go?
Speaker 4: What just got thank god, we fucking found that again.
Speaker 4: Holy ship. That's me. Poor guessed it bit you guys.
Speaker 11: Yeah, anyway, so, uh so we've got an annihilation coming out.
Speaker 11: Emily and I are on our four TV show that
Speaker 11: we've sold now to network and graduation.
Speaker 2: Let's tell us about it.
Speaker 11: So we have so they're all right now up for
Speaker 11: pilot season, so we'll see what ends up getting up
Speaker 11: on the air.
Speaker 12: But we just sold uh two TV shows to the
Speaker 12: c W.
Speaker 11: One have called Rafa the Great and it is written
Speaker 11: by a young Latino Ecuadorian who, oh, never.
Speaker 4: Mind whattorians.
Speaker 8: He is.
Speaker 11: He discovered that he was undocumented when he was sixteen
Speaker 11: years old and heading to college. And it is in
Speaker 11: a comedy like, uh, everybody hates Chris in the Vein
Speaker 11: of the Wonder Years said in the nineties, pretty dope,
Speaker 11: pretty funny, really do our We have another show called
Speaker 11: fem which is about four badass bitches and it's a
Speaker 11: feminist secret feminist society of girls that try to take
Speaker 11: revenge and get into some trouble.
Speaker 12: We have another show.
Speaker 4: Called sounds like reality TV to me, Well, let's.
Speaker 2: Fucking hope not. Let's hope that's not another one.
Speaker 11: Called Have Mercy that we sold to CBS, which is
Speaker 11: a medical drama about a Cuban American woman that becomes
Speaker 11: like a robin hood in the medical world and helps
Speaker 11: undocumented and rape victims and people that can't go to
Speaker 11: our American healthcare system because it sucks.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 11: And then another show we sold to who called Yak
Speaker 11: Dug Gotta Wants to Kick Your Ass and it's about
Speaker 11: a young sixteen year old girl Cuban from New York
Speaker 11: And it'll be a bunch of Latinos in it, from
Speaker 11: Puerto Ricans to Dominicans to Mexicans because we all exist
Speaker 11: here and it's a bully story.
Speaker 4: So I gotta ask.
Speaker 1: So with these four shows that you're developed, and hopefully
Speaker 1: they'll one will make it right.
Speaker 4: But okay, So in the case of when Whitney H.
Speaker 1: Cummings got lucky enough to sell her show and Two
Speaker 1: Brooke Girls, she was telling me it was such a
Speaker 1: nightmare like juggling both at the same time because she
Speaker 1: was involved heavily in both as far as the development
Speaker 1: that stuff. How we if should these shows get picked up,
Speaker 1: how will you juggle those plates in the kitchen without
Speaker 1: dropping one? And that's where.
Speaker 12: Yeah, the one that just tapped you on the shoulder showing.
Speaker 11: So it's beautiful. Like Emily, Emily and I are like
Speaker 11: one and the same. We have the same kind of goals,
Speaker 11: the same kind of idea of art and the kind
Speaker 11: of art we want to make, and so well, ideally
Speaker 11: we're both executive producers of these projects. So we have
Speaker 11: showrunners and we have creatives other creatives that are on
Speaker 11: it and that are all living in the same space
Speaker 11: as us. But these are projects we're working on for
Speaker 11: one two years. I mean, it is a shit show.
Speaker 4: It is.
Speaker 11: I mean, it is a very very difficult process, and
Speaker 11: we're so far from it even hitting the air, but
Speaker 11: so much closer than we were before.
Speaker 8: I mean, it is just like no, no, it's I
Speaker 8: really salute like you television writers, because I mean I've
Speaker 8: been a part of stuff where we shoot a pilot,
Speaker 8: get the series order, and then even after that they like.
Speaker 4: Nah, on second thought, Yes, it's so hard. It can
Speaker 4: it can turn on a dime.
Speaker 12: So we've got to have like lots of lottery tickets.
Speaker 11: We have to lots of projects that are constantly in
Speaker 11: the work so that hopefully one of them will make
Speaker 11: it on the air. But ideally we do projects that
Speaker 11: show and reflect what America looks like. So how we
Speaker 11: were talking about earlier in the beginning of the session,
Speaker 11: you were saying, like, yeah, but we know that, like,
Speaker 11: that's not what America looks like. But the problem with
Speaker 11: that is that if we don't allow the media, television,
Speaker 11: film to reflect America, then we are going to continue
Speaker 11: to fuck ourselves because everybody's attached to that thing, that computer,
Speaker 11: that phone, that TV screen, and the way that we
Speaker 11: see ourselves is a reflection of what we put out there.
Speaker 12: And art is dangerously powerful.
Speaker 11: So you can be behind projects that will create change,
Speaker 11: or you can be behind projects that just continue to bring.
Speaker 2: To shit televisions.
Speaker 11: Yeah, that are terrible, but like, uh so, ideally we
Speaker 11: would do that. Ideally that's what would be able to contribute.
Speaker 11: Put new faces, new narratives, new body types, new skin colors,
Speaker 11: new stories that will help Middle America not be so
Speaker 11: afraid of what they don't see.
Speaker 8: Every day we talk of body types. My first time
Speaker 8: I remember America Ferrera.
Speaker 4: Yes, real women have monumental movement, took all the big
Speaker 4: bitches got naked.
Speaker 2: I was like we were ready.
Speaker 4: We all got.
Speaker 2: That's exactly what it was. It was that way for
Speaker 2: me one hundred percent.
Speaker 11: I mean, I what's beautiful is that now I get
Speaker 11: to tell America how much she had affected me, because
Speaker 11: we are a year apart in age. So when I
Speaker 11: saw her, I was also seventeen looking at myself in
Speaker 11: the mirror, being like, this is what a Puerto Rican
Speaker 11: body looks like. And yet I don't look like those billboards,
Speaker 11: and I don't look like the cover of that magazine,
Speaker 11: and I don't look like that.
Speaker 12: So something must be wrong with me. Something is wrong
Speaker 12: with me.
Speaker 11: They don't like me, They'll continue to not like me,
Speaker 11: and therefore I don't like myself, and therefore I have
Speaker 11: to I have to jump over hurdles just to start life,
Speaker 11: because before I even start life, I'm dealing with all
Speaker 11: this ship that I is an illusion, All this ship
Speaker 11: that I've been programmed and domesticated to believe is what
Speaker 11: does not make me enough.
Speaker 4: More Big women on TV.
Speaker 2: Canna shout at Jamison now.
Speaker 4: Here it was, it was, It's over. Now it's either
Speaker 4: you know Diddy.
Speaker 2: Or Jay jay Z.
Speaker 4: At this point, drunk call that, Jamie Lee Curtis, That's
Speaker 4: what I call it. That's my drink, my dad, I'm.
Speaker 2: Sorry, makes you ship? It really did?
Speaker 1: It was?
Speaker 4: This is going all of it? Wait, I gotta take
Speaker 4: control of the show. Please you do an hour and
Speaker 4: a half into it, I do all right? Can please
Speaker 4: don't Welcome to the Christmas episode of Imcome. I'm your
Speaker 4: first question.
Speaker 2: I do feel sober. Let's do this. I'm going to
Speaker 2: get this.
Speaker 4: We're about to wrap this up.
Speaker 2: Wasn't his wedding?
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 1: So is going to give his rendition of a Christmas
Speaker 1: story twelve days of Christmas?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 8: No, no, no no, the night before Christmas? I can
Speaker 8: all that ship run together the night before Christmas?
Speaker 4: What we're doing?
Speaker 2: Should I help you with?
Speaker 4: Okay, well yeah, I'm everybody get a drink in a handful?
Speaker 4: You just thought?
Speaker 8: No, man, I want to say, like seriously, as we
Speaker 8: as we fill the cups, Like joining this show has
Speaker 8: been like an incredible addition to my life.
Speaker 4: Is very hectic. It is very.
Speaker 8: Is The traveling schedule can get kind of rough. But
Speaker 8: I just am so honored to be in this room
Speaker 8: and that we made it another year. And uh, there'll
Speaker 8: be out there that actually are engaged and listening to
Speaker 8: what we bring it's just I just think quest love
Speaker 8: and all of you for just bringing a lot of
Speaker 8: joy to my life and and otherwise kind of crazy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think for everybody. So thank you man to
Speaker 1: seriously and to my wife, to my new wife and
Speaker 1: probably my my only wife. But now I'm sorry. Well, baby,
Speaker 1: we got another I just married. I just married Geena Rodriguez.
Speaker 1: So we got us.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I got I got everybody. Yeah, I got a chocolate.
Speaker 8: I got a butter pecan that's.
Speaker 4: White, macadamia or nothing.
Speaker 8: So no, man, just now, thank you. I thank all
Speaker 8: of y'all. This has been because of the Supreme and
Speaker 8: people and and everybody listening. Thank y'all to man like
Speaker 8: people hit us up like they really hit us, Like yo,
Speaker 8: every Wednesday, you get us to work, you get me
Speaker 8: to work. Man, I be listening to y'all joint that
Speaker 8: so and so interview was crazy like all that stuff.
Speaker 8: So let us raise the toast. Wait, make the toast, Bill, I'm.
Speaker 4: Bill, Uh. They were just making the toast ship to himself.
Speaker 15: To me, I was question of the Supreme, the quest
Speaker 15: of Supreme for the weirdest bunch of people in the
Speaker 15: world in one room the week after week and it's
Speaker 15: funny every time.
Speaker 4: And we done for having us all together.
Speaker 6: I never would have imagined this. When I tell people
Speaker 6: about it, they can't believe it. Cheers, cheers, all right,
Speaker 6: So are you ready to give us your what is it? Storytime?
Speaker 4: This is a night before Christmas.
Speaker 15: The tigle over, dish okay, hi, and cute him.
Speaker 4: Gather round rather not all right? Here we go twas
Speaker 4: the night before Christmas, and all through my home it
Speaker 4: was as quiet as Morris when he's not with Jerome.
Speaker 4: The stockings were hung by the chimney with pride, in
Speaker 4: hopes that the child's support check would arrive. The children
Speaker 4: were snuggled all warm in their beds, while visions of
Speaker 4: Xbox danced in their heads. And me and my dow
Speaker 4: rag and Mama in her bonnet, enjoying the sounds of
Speaker 4: Keith Sweat his album Get Up on It. When out
Speaker 4: on the lawn, I heard a rattle and buzz. Quickly
Speaker 4: grabbed my fire arm. I time today, cause away to
Speaker 4: the front door. I ran from my bed and prayed
Speaker 4: the intruder was not a crackhead.
Speaker 8: I stepped out on the lawn and not a crackhead
Speaker 8: in sight, and for once I was happy that my
Speaker 8: neighbors were white. When what to my wondering eyes what
Speaker 8: should appear but a miniature sleigh and eight tiny reindere,
Speaker 8: with the little old driver so lively in hood. I
Speaker 8: said to myself, this weed must be good, more rapid
Speaker 8: than refunds.
Speaker 4: His shut ups. They came, and he whistled and hollered
Speaker 4: and called them by name.
Speaker 8: Now Marvin, now Curtis, now Eldra, and Stevie, now Michael,
Speaker 8: now Marlin, now.
Speaker 4: Tito, and Rebe. To the top of the porch, to
Speaker 4: the window, to the wall. Now dash away, dash away,
Speaker 4: dash away.
Speaker 8: All so up to the housetop the black reindeer flew
Speaker 8: with the sleigh full of toys, and Saint Nicholas too.
Speaker 8: I laughed and listened to each little wolf, and I
Speaker 8: prayed this fat nigger didn't fuck up my room. I
Speaker 8: took a sip from my drink and was turning around.
Speaker 8: I looked in the chimney, and Saint Nicholas came down.
Speaker 8: He was dressed all in fur from the cold his protection,
Speaker 8: and the finest red suit from the Steve Harvey Coller.
Speaker 8: A bundle of toys was flung on his back. The
Speaker 8: children couldn't wait to open the sack. He spoke not
Speaker 8: a word, but went straight to his work and said,
Speaker 8: what could be better? Bitch like the son of I
Speaker 8: had a good puff and tooted up his nose, threw
Speaker 8: up two fingers and up the chimney.
Speaker 4: He rose.
Speaker 8: He went to his sleigh, to his team, gave a whistle,
Speaker 8: and away they all flew like a North Korean missile.
Speaker 4: But I heard him exclaim.
Speaker 8: As his voice grew bigger, Merry Christmas to all two ls,
Speaker 8: my nigga, that was the best idea.
Speaker 4: Yes, holy ship, you say the entire show, What a gift.
Speaker 4: That also wrote that.
Speaker 1: You dropped a son of assert reference. This is the
Speaker 1: greatest show. I'm just bragging on my team. No, I'm
Speaker 1: literally this is the greatest show and one of my
Speaker 1: favorite things of all my nineteen jobs. You totally missed it.
Speaker 4: You can You'll have to listen only on SO Yeah
Speaker 4: I would. That's the microphone drop moment.
Speaker 1: Ladies and gentlemen, this has been a very There's another
Speaker 1: Do Say So Rock edition of Quest Love Supreme.
Speaker 4: One thing.
Speaker 1: Since it is Christmas, I have a feelings that we
Speaker 1: should make the mixed Suprema. Just a bunch of Christmas
Speaker 1: songs this week.
Speaker 4: Let's do it.
Speaker 1: So it's Christmas, so check out the mixed Suprema. Yes,
Speaker 1: definitely favorite Ladies and gentlemen. Just also realize that for
Speaker 1: every episode, for every cover, every.
Speaker 2: Single one of these songs. We even asked Gina, what
Speaker 2: a favorite Ones.
Speaker 13: Show?
Speaker 4: Yeah, what's your favorite Christmas song?
Speaker 2: Would you say?
Speaker 4: Santa Cla is a black man?
Speaker 2: I love Christmas.
Speaker 4: I try to speak when when Megan Kelly was on
Speaker 4: the show.
Speaker 2: We Megan Kelly.
Speaker 4: On the show. We have standards, Yeah, we do standard.
Speaker 4: I got shut down for trying to make that her
Speaker 4: walk on song. It's a nice show. Santa Clas a
Speaker 4: black man.
Speaker 10: Yeah, you know, I want to just say, because like
Speaker 10: you said, I'm gonna forget by next week, what I
Speaker 10: want to say, sort of your end show. Anyway, I
Speaker 10: feel like we should thank Let's thank the people of Pandora,
Speaker 10: Evan and and all of them.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Evan, Evan and Natalie and Jason and all of
Speaker 4: our engineers and studios, David, everybody, Yes, everybody. Reservoir I
Speaker 4: just met, but Electric Lady Reservoir, electrically mirror. Everybody is
Speaker 4: helpless this year.
Speaker 1: African fish spot across the street fish.
Speaker 4: Anyway, So fante not what did you? What is your?
Speaker 4: What is your? Your?
Speaker 9: Your?
Speaker 4: How they wish? How they wish a man for my
Speaker 4: holiday wish?
Speaker 8: I just wish peace and happiness into my home as always,
Speaker 8: looking forward to spending my first holiday with my wife.
Speaker 4: Yeah man, yeah and uh yeah, just being peaceful, just chilling,
Speaker 4: and I wish that for all my friends and family.
Speaker 4: Just love. Rab it on? Can you rub it on?
Speaker 4: Rub it? What? What you? What do you wish for Christmas? You?
Speaker 2: I don't know about Christmas before life. I want someone
Speaker 2: with want Christmas.
Speaker 4: So you want a husband and.
Speaker 3: And a place to call my own and peace for
Speaker 3: all and to impeach the president.
Speaker 1: So you're basically here and so you might as well
Speaker 1: say what your You've been here the whole time, So
Speaker 1: what what is your your Christmas?
Speaker 4: Wish?
Speaker 2: That this podcast is over?
Speaker 3: That is.
Speaker 4: Anyway?
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 12: On your phone?
Speaker 2: You were mad attentive. It was just a joke. It
Speaker 2: was my first time you a joke on the podcast.
Speaker 2: You nailed.
Speaker 6: I want drunk, drunk drunk Emily and drunk Gino At
Speaker 6: back of every podcast because the ship is hlarious amazing.
Speaker 2: We did not play the song. By the way, there
Speaker 2: was a song drunk.
Speaker 4: Oh, sorry about that anyway, Steve, what do you want?
Speaker 4: More weed? Yeah? More weed and the honka check. Oh.
Speaker 4: I hope that he's getting bigger and bigger every year.
Speaker 4: It gets bigger every year.
Speaker 2: Sam, it gets bigger, Yo, by what kind of like
Speaker 2: when you get it?
Speaker 4: Is major? Shi, it is major. You're one of your
Speaker 4: d J gigs like twenty honkahs. It's like Jim brownski man,
Speaker 4: it's long a mean man. He checks me up there. Yeah, Well,
Speaker 4: I mean most of my life I was broke, so
Speaker 4: it's a it's a big check for me. It's awesome,
Speaker 4: all right. So Bill kind of boss, Bill, redeem yourself.
Speaker 4: Showed me that you have heart. What do you what
Speaker 4: do you wish for Christmas? Just show any bit of
Speaker 4: lightness any.
Speaker 2: I don't say anything about the show or a mirror.
Speaker 4: Pretend you're happy. Just the show and a mere car.
Speaker 4: Two separate categories nice and easy, nice and easy? Can
Speaker 4: I answer, I'm Tracy Jordan's limits. Yeah? Nice easy? Can
Speaker 4: I go easy? Nice? Happy? Go ahead? Bill? I wish
Speaker 4: everyone was just a merry, Happy Christmas. Then don't die. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I want to do that. That's pretty good. I'm just
Speaker 4: looking at Steve because Steve on behalf of Sugar, Steve paid,
Speaker 4: Bill bost Bill drunk Emily.
Speaker 1: It's like Fangelo, Gina and all genus peeps that are
Speaker 1: on the group chat trying to figure out to get
Speaker 1: out of here this quest love. Wishing you a happy
Speaker 1: Chaka Khan and uh home safely. We'll see you next
Speaker 1: week and check out the q LS Holiday Mix.
Speaker 4: Okay, hey, drunk.
Speaker 9: Drunk Insamine, Old Bottle Day, Calm, moonshine, red red Wine,
Speaker 9: so mellow app fine all mad night with a swimming
Speaker 9: in the head, reached for the pillow, mister hold durn Bay.
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