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Speaker 1: This week, well, hello, welcome to Laughing Like Lady.
Speaker 4: I am your host, Flame Roe, and along with my
Speaker 4: fantastic producer mister Aaron, we are going to give you
Speaker 4: a show this week. I know I'm a little late
Speaker 4: behind on this week, but guess what, I had a
Speaker 4: lot of life stuff happening to me this in this.
Speaker 5: Past week and a half. But I am back here and.
Speaker 4: I brought my friendly neighborhood spider woman with me because
Speaker 4: you know, I cannot do a show without the smartest
Speaker 4: woman I know.
Speaker 5: I've said I totally two smart women I know.
Speaker 4: That would be Bobby Clifford and tt Jan And today
Speaker 4: I have Mike Bobby Clifford here with me.
Speaker 1: Hyatu.
Speaker 3: Hi. How are you doing, Bobby.
Speaker 4: It's been a very up and down roller coaster riding
Speaker 4: the week, but I kept my faith. I'm still here
Speaker 4: working and I'm here with you. I lovely Bobby. So
Speaker 4: we're gonna have a great show for you guys.
Speaker 5: Today. We're gonna cover a Hodgepodge and the barage things.
Speaker 4: Last week I was saying, yeah, like I told, I
Speaker 4: was in New York, but I'm home. We did Free Voices.
Speaker 4: The return of Free Voices was last night. And when
Speaker 4: I say return, it wasn't like we quit. We just
Speaker 4: I was off for two weeks and they were closed
Speaker 4: down four weeks.
Speaker 5: So we're back.
Speaker 4: It was a fantastic show. I'm going to Yellow Springs
Speaker 4: this week next week and to be with Donielle Rollins
Speaker 4: and Dave Chappelle for the Danielle Land and all the festivities.
Speaker 4: And I will keep you guys closed with pictures and
Speaker 4: the breast of everything. I am doing a couple of
Speaker 4: chapter rings. Mister James Hannaham the author of did't nobody
Speaker 4: give a shit what happens?
Speaker 5: To call out of the book that.
Speaker 4: I did audible for coming up, and I'm excited about that.
Speaker 4: But today we are here as Americans to just discuss
Speaker 4: what's happening in our America, in our country, because guess what,
Speaker 4: it is our country. And I know y'all make y'all
Speaker 4: complaining about migrants coming in and migrants com We have
Speaker 4: so much barren land in the United States. They all
Speaker 4: these different Texas, Florida, California, Montana. Whyoming have open land,
Speaker 4: open land, open land bill places for these people to
Speaker 4: I think it's my opinion.
Speaker 5: I ain't got no money to do all that, but
Speaker 5: I'm just saying I think that we should build places
Speaker 5: for those people to live.
Speaker 4: We keep complaining about the economy and how much people
Speaker 4: don't want to work for such amount of money.
Speaker 5: A lot of those migrants, that's a lot of those foreigners,
Speaker 5: because I'm not gonna call them migrants.
Speaker 4: They just fall into this land, are coming over here
Speaker 4: looking for different and better opportunities. Some of them work
Speaker 4: for a dollar an hour. I'm sure they'll work for
Speaker 4: ten dollars an hour and won't complain about it. And
Speaker 4: we'll make the best of it because they are not
Speaker 4: in timely, it's spoiled.
Speaker 5: Like US Americans.
Speaker 4: They will make the best out of what they have
Speaker 4: or what they have to do with what they have,
Speaker 4: because like us, a lot.
Speaker 5: Of them have lived off less. That's the truth.
Speaker 4: And since I opened that can of Warren's, Bobby Clifford,
Speaker 4: since I started then, I know we want to go
Speaker 4: to start with this. And I talked about the foreign
Speaker 4: people coming over to this land, and I said, they're
Speaker 4: gonna do the best with what they have.
Speaker 5: Let's talk about reparations. I know it wasn't first on
Speaker 5: the document. I'm really need to my joke is.
Speaker 4: I need a reparation checking my man name man and
Speaker 4: my woman name Bobby. Let me ask you a question
Speaker 4: because with all because what are they saying about reparations?
Speaker 5: How do you, Bobby Clifford, feel about reparations coming forward
Speaker 5: the country?
Speaker 3: Coming as a white woman, I think that we need something.
Speaker 3: And actually, if I could put like a two point
Speaker 3: two second pause on the reparations, I'm sorry, I want
Speaker 3: to go back to what you said about the migrants
Speaker 3: and you said that US Americans don't want to be
Speaker 3: it's the truth. The young kids don't even want to
Speaker 3: work in a grocery store, never mind pick in our food,
Speaker 3: et cetera, et cetera. So we need someone to do it.
Speaker 3: And if the right people come in immigrants and is
Speaker 3: an absolute mess, as we all know, and it's not
Speaker 3: under President Biden Title forty two. The pandemic's over. That's
Speaker 3: what it's for. It's only for a pandemic. It's over.
Speaker 3: It's over as of the eleventh, So it had an
Speaker 3: end as of the eleventh. Do we need work. We
Speaker 3: need a ton of work on it. We need some
Speaker 3: sort of filtration system on the Mexican side too, as
Speaker 3: they're coming through. We need places to put these people
Speaker 3: in hold well where we're vetting them. But once they
Speaker 3: are vetted and we have people that are coming through,
Speaker 3: I agree, And I don't even say build things for them,
Speaker 3: flam give them tenths or something to start out with,
Speaker 3: like if there's land or somewhere that they can go.
Speaker 3: I mean, I'd like to be able to build, but
Speaker 3: if we don't have financial money to do that, put
Speaker 3: them somewhere. But I like having my salads. I like
Speaker 3: them their willingness to work. They're hungry because they're immigrants,
Speaker 3: like most of our people were when they came over.
Speaker 3: They wanted to work. They you lived twenty people in
Speaker 3: a room, you didn't care as long as you had
Speaker 3: a little bit of space and maybe a tiny piece
Speaker 3: of a blanket. So that's all I wanted to say.
Speaker 3: I'm not against people coming over at to the American dream.
Speaker 3: We just have to kind of do it the right way,
Speaker 3: and we have to have an infrastructure for it.
Speaker 5: Well here's a killer.
Speaker 4: You said something that was very, very very smart to me.
Speaker 4: You said, we can't pick and choose the right You
Speaker 4: said the right ones. How can we ever determine which
Speaker 4: is the right one. Look at all the mass shootings
Speaker 4: that have happened in this country, with so many different
Speaker 4: young people. I'm not just gonna stay white. I'm gonna
Speaker 4: say young people, you can't. And some of them have
Speaker 4: grown up privileged and entitled and in good homes with
Speaker 4: both parents, with money, never had but go on a rampage.
Speaker 5: So we would think that those would be the good ones.
Speaker 3: But it's true, But I'd say obvious things like I
Speaker 3: don't know what they call it a Mexican but like felon,
Speaker 3: somebody who has violent crimes ties to the cartel, a
Speaker 3: drug history, drug sale, not of taking drugs, but a
Speaker 3: drug sale history. If we can somehow feel to.
Speaker 5: Those you so white, I love you, I am, I am.
Speaker 3: So we can get those people. We get those people out,
Speaker 3: or at least get those numbers down.
Speaker 5: So let me tell you how you get around there.
Speaker 4: You could pay a border patrol a thousand dollars to
Speaker 4: forget to you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: That's what I'm saying. It's so many different illegal, tangible ways.
Speaker 3: I agree.
Speaker 4: I love the innocence of how you think, Bobby. I
Speaker 4: love that you see the good and people, and I
Speaker 4: love to see the good and people. I just know
Speaker 4: how corrupt people are.
Speaker 5: You just said it.
Speaker 3: I mean that we need something that comes backs that.
Speaker 3: So we need, but we need something playing. We really
Speaker 3: can't say everybody come on in. I mean, you know
Speaker 3: there's not enough room.
Speaker 5: No it's not well it's enough room. I don't think
Speaker 5: it's enough.
Speaker 3: It's the interest, yeah, in infrastructure, So we need hope,
Speaker 3: we need hospitals. We were just talking, so you just
Speaker 3: mentioned about the mass shootings. We have a a massive,
Speaker 3: massive mental health crisis here in the United States. Ps
Speaker 3: from US Americans. What are we going to do when
Speaker 3: we're taking all of these these huge numbers in. We
Speaker 3: need to be able to have people to service these people.
Speaker 3: So we can't bring everybody in at once. You can
Speaker 3: do it a little bit at a time. And I'm
Speaker 3: really sorry. I didn't mean to get you off of reparations,
Speaker 3: but I thought that was an important topic.
Speaker 4: I love, Bobby, this is our show, this is what
Speaker 4: we do. We do in our banter whoever you know,
Speaker 4: we talk. I love the different I love different pov
Speaker 4: and I love it when there is we were, when
Speaker 4: it's two adults having the conversation because keys are you
Speaker 4: grown ups?
Speaker 5: Works to step out no.
Speaker 3: And that's I love to learn. So I love I mean,
Speaker 3: I love hearing it. I know, I know there's corruption,
Speaker 3: but I like that you reminded me, but that we
Speaker 3: need to have something in place. There has to be
Speaker 3: something and and it's not a it's not a popular
Speaker 3: topic in politics. In fact, it's that ugly, that ugly
Speaker 3: uncle that you know everybody keeps shoving in the room
Speaker 3: and closing the door. But you know, we got to
Speaker 3: open the door up and we're going to do something
Speaker 3: with it. Hiding it and sweeping it under the carpet
Speaker 3: for the past sixty years hasn't gotten us anywhere. It's
Speaker 3: gotten us into the crisis that we're in now.
Speaker 4: Oh, you just taught me a very valuable lesson. So
Speaker 4: white people say it's the ugly uncle. Black people say, oh,
Speaker 4: that's the uncle. Here, a little tick tick boom here,
Speaker 4: a little special.
Speaker 5: Don't go wrong with Uncle Jeffrey. Uncle Jeffrey a little strange.
Speaker 3: Don't and don't let him sit, don't sit there him,
Speaker 3: don't sit on his lap.
Speaker 5: Don't sit on his lap.
Speaker 4: That's boy or girl might not want you might not
Speaker 4: let the dog with a cat sell uncle Jeffrey. Jeffrey
Speaker 4: was a little creepy. Let me just say that's exactly
Speaker 4: with reparations, though, Bobby, I do understand the pipe. I
Speaker 4: would love to have a reparation chick. Let me just
Speaker 4: be honest. But in looking at it the perspective of
Speaker 4: it all, I need them to have some kind of
Speaker 4: censorship over that money, because, uh, if it's eighteen and
Speaker 4: up here in California and I love my my governor,
Speaker 4: Governor Gavenue. So we love Gavin here and he has
Speaker 4: signed the bill to that UH African Americans in California,
Speaker 4: if you were resident of California for more than a year,
Speaker 4: you have idea and all that eighteen u F you
Speaker 4: will get a reparations check. Supposedly, I think it was
Speaker 4: two hundred and twenty three thousand dollars. I'm not sure
Speaker 4: it might be a boy now up to one.
Speaker 3: Point two million. I'm sure they're saying it could be
Speaker 3: up to one point two million. I don't know how
Speaker 3: I feel about the money piece.
Speaker 5: Well, I like the money piece.
Speaker 4: I think because we never got we were promised forty
Speaker 4: acres and a view, and since we never did it,
Speaker 4: I guess they're making up for our forty and forty
Speaker 4: acres and a mule. But on the flip side of that,
Speaker 4: as a as an African American person, as a black
Speaker 4: person in this country, who know a lot of black
Speaker 4: people that if you give them one point two million
Speaker 4: dollars or two hundred and twenty three thousand or two
Speaker 4: hundred dollars right now, they're going to go straight to
Speaker 4: the hype man and get to get products and get
Speaker 4: woo woo woo.
Speaker 5: It is crazy.
Speaker 3: That's any poor person you know, or anybody that doesn't
Speaker 3: have the knowledge and hasn't been taught how to how
Speaker 3: do you to manage their money? But I feel I
Speaker 3: don't know, I feel a million different ways. A part
Speaker 3: of me is, you know, the whole point of operations
Speaker 3: is because you know you've been stripped of generational wealth,
Speaker 3: and you've had health care, you know, lesser health care,
Speaker 3: and you know we could go on and on and
Speaker 3: on and on. I feel like bolstering and making that
Speaker 3: equal or better. I don't know. I don't know if
Speaker 3: it should be a check or if it should be
Speaker 3: a combination, or maybe a lesser of a check. But
Speaker 3: but uh, you know, setting up some sort of college
Speaker 3: if you want to go to college, and I don't
Speaker 3: just mean college, it could be trade school, you know,
Speaker 3: some way for somebody to make money. I almost feel
Speaker 3: like there should be a financial counselor attachment.
Speaker 4: Okay, and on the flip side of that, because you
Speaker 4: got to look at it all from all components.
Speaker 5: I don't want nobody monitoring my money.
Speaker 4: I don't need you to know how much money I
Speaker 4: got in the bank account right now, So why do
Speaker 4: I would need the government to know what I have
Speaker 4: and what I'm doing with my money.
Speaker 5: Do you understand what I mean? No, I don't.
Speaker 3: I don't necessarily think that you have that they need
Speaker 3: to look at it, but I would like to see
Speaker 3: that they would offer the services. So flam if you
Speaker 3: wanted to learn at your age at twenty seven, what's
Speaker 3: the best way that you can spend safe and you know,
Speaker 3: and leave that money to your kids because it is
Speaker 3: supposed to be for generational while it's not supposed to
Speaker 3: just be for you. But you think a lot of
Speaker 3: people might just think, as you just said, they're going
Speaker 3: to go out and buy the best car, the best dish.
Speaker 3: But you're supposed to be it's supposed to be making
Speaker 3: up for something, and it's supposed to be laying the
Speaker 3: foundation for your children, your grandchildren, your great grandchildren, what
Speaker 3: you were stripped of.
Speaker 5: Well, you made a very valid point when we were
Speaker 5: talking about that boy it because, like you.
Speaker 4: Said, the youth doesn't want to work. And I think
Speaker 4: because you can make such fast.
Speaker 5: Money on the internet.
Speaker 4: You can make instant money on YouTube and Instagram and
Speaker 4: only fans and they are used to making these massive amounts.
Speaker 4: They're getting These young kids are getting chicks from sitting
Speaker 4: at home doing whatever they're doing for twenty five and
Speaker 4: thirty thousand dollars. Why would I go work for fifteen
Speaker 4: dollars an hour when I could sit at home and
Speaker 4: they and the fetishes of the world. People want to
Speaker 4: watch you eat, They want to look at your feet,
Speaker 4: they want to watch you bathe, they want to watch
Speaker 4: you comb your hair. So if I can make money
Speaker 4: doing that, why would I ever want to go to
Speaker 4: a job where I have rules and regulations and you
Speaker 4: know it to me, Bobby Clifford, this country or this
Speaker 4: world damage itself.
Speaker 3: It's true, I mean, because there's a point, as we
Speaker 3: all know, with everything flame, things disappear, you know. So
Speaker 3: YouTube and social media is hot today. You and I
Speaker 3: grew up without it. It could flip on a dime
Speaker 3: and become something else next week. So are you going
Speaker 3: to be able to pivot and make the money still
Speaker 3: or should you have a skill to be able to
Speaker 3: make that money? If you don't have if you don't
Speaker 3: have YouTube anymore.
Speaker 5: We'll be next next year it'll be called AI.
Speaker 3: Yeah. True, that which is scaring them.
Speaker 4: But Jesus, thank God, Bobby, let me tell you them.
Speaker 4: I don't have a lot of fears, but that whole
Speaker 4: AI situation scares the hell out of me, and it
Speaker 4: just does.
Speaker 5: I hope, I hope that we get a resolution for
Speaker 5: the reparations chake I do.
Speaker 4: I'm not discredit that I think that people this country
Speaker 4: owes African Americans for all the work in labor and
Speaker 4: rule ancestrally.
Speaker 5: But I hope that they come up with a great
Speaker 5: plan to where people who.
Speaker 4: Are irresponsible have It's kind of like when people who
Speaker 4: get solid security checks or or get retirement checks and
Speaker 4: they are little, you know, they don't have they're not
Speaker 4: all together. They have a payee or they have somebody
Speaker 4: to covet their check in order to make you And
Speaker 4: I hope they have somebody covet the pay ease because
Speaker 4: I know a whole lot of pay e's they run off.
Speaker 5: With people checks. I know.
Speaker 3: True, but then you've got your civil rights right, and
Speaker 3: then you'll have people squawking about that. I want to
Speaker 3: know how they're going to do it, because the last
Speaker 3: I heard, California was twenty two billion in the in
Speaker 3: the red. So I'm like, where they come up with
Speaker 3: eight hundred billion for the reparation checks.
Speaker 5: You know they're gonna do is cut down a few
Speaker 5: more trees and print some more money. Oh did I
Speaker 5: say that? Did I say that?
Speaker 4: By And here's the biggest experience that I I feel.
Speaker 4: So they want to give us a check for one
Speaker 4: point two million or whatever the amount is going to be.
Speaker 4: But the deficity of saying that the dollar ain't gonna
Speaker 4: be worth Deadley squad. I think we're gonna get checks
Speaker 4: the day before the dollar crashes.
Speaker 3: Probably, And well they tax it? Or do you get
Speaker 3: a lump sum? Or do you get increments? And what
Speaker 3: happens if you've got like you've you've got a minor
Speaker 3: What happens to Zeti's money? If you get she gets it,
Speaker 3: does it go in an account and then when she
Speaker 3: ages out she had collected interest in that money. Or
Speaker 3: just when you age out you get the lump sum?
Speaker 3: Or I I have a million questions for this.
Speaker 4: The first question you already know the answer to this
Speaker 4: is the United States government? Are they going to tax
Speaker 4: what have you lost? They tax you to go peep, Hey.
Speaker 3: I live in Taxachusetts, so you don't have to tell me.
Speaker 4: We at ten point two in California, ask me why.
Speaker 4: I know that exactly because today I went and got
Speaker 4: my daughter another car and it was ten point two
Speaker 4: for the damn taxes.
Speaker 3: Ugh, I can't even we're six point twenty five, I think.
Speaker 3: And then that this brings me to another question. And
Speaker 3: I don't know enough about the California reparations. What about
Speaker 3: the japan were held in the internment camps and they
Speaker 3: were stripped of everything that they owned, They owned businesses
Speaker 3: and whatnot. Are they going to be be able to
Speaker 3: get anything for that?
Speaker 5: Well, they didn't help build the country.
Speaker 3: Well they built so well, that's probably the Chinese who
Speaker 3: built the who build the railway, they built something.
Speaker 5: Didn't build this country. The slave slaves built this country.
Speaker 3: So I'm not saying that big check. I'm just saying
Speaker 3: I mean there was like your parents.
Speaker 4: Did work about about the Asians. They got they when
Speaker 4: Joe Biden became the president, he signed the Bible to
Speaker 4: protect them.
Speaker 5: Em easy.
Speaker 4: They can wait their turn. We have waited for hours
Speaker 4: for four hundred years. The Asians can wait.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's so That's what I'm just thinking. That would be.
Speaker 3: I would think that would be next up right, would
Speaker 3: be people complaining about that. That's all I got about reparations.
Speaker 3: I'm trying to see if there's anything else here. I
Speaker 3: thought it was very brave of him in twenty twenty
Speaker 3: to do the study on reparations and that it came
Speaker 3: back that you know that you're something. Yeah, I'm just curious.
Speaker 5: Yeah and so and let so now let's go back
Speaker 5: to the beginning.
Speaker 3: Body.
Speaker 4: So I got reverence because I was last week I
Speaker 4: watched the town hall Donald Trump held the town hall CNN.
Speaker 4: First of all, I got an issue with CNN giving
Speaker 4: this clown some space, but I understand that we're trying.
Speaker 5: To be fair.
Speaker 4: Secondly, I really have the biggest issue with CNN for
Speaker 4: putting Trump up against a female. Trump is known to disrespect,
Speaker 4: destroy walk over, push back, and then they didn't give
Speaker 4: then put the right female with him. And it's not
Speaker 4: that I don't think that Calen Collins was professional. I
Speaker 4: think she's articulate. I think she could do the job.
Speaker 4: But because he was so rude and so disgruntled and
Speaker 4: so this and that's when I wanted to trade places
Speaker 4: with her immediately, because if he would have said you're
Speaker 4: a nasty person, I would say that's maybe true. But
Speaker 4: I'm the only one on this stage right now that
Speaker 4: is not being accused of several and multiple rates. It
Speaker 4: looks a little stormy in this room, doesn't it. Right now,
Speaker 4: see somebody who can match wits with Trump? Because Trump's
Speaker 4: Trump's device is to pick you apart, tear you up
Speaker 4: in your face while the audience is living for him.
Speaker 4: And you get this shovel or you get angry, you
Speaker 4: got to take the emotion out and remember who you're
Speaker 4: talking to, and you got to match fire with fire.
Speaker 4: Donald Trump would not stand the chance with playing Monroe.
Speaker 3: I mean, he peaked, definitely peaked in the sandbox, because
Speaker 3: that's what that's what little kids. He's like a child.
Speaker 3: I feel like he sounds like a twelve year old
Speaker 3: out on the arm.
Speaker 4: And for the people who they are supporting him and
Speaker 4: the people that are voting for him. Now, if you
Speaker 4: do not understand that he has not changed. In fact,
Speaker 4: he has gotten worse because he believes it more. Even
Speaker 4: now y'all believed for him, but now he even believes it.
Speaker 4: And hit me when I tell you that he said
Speaker 4: that he would pardon most of the insurrectionists. Yeah, but
Speaker 4: it was the greatest day, one of the greatest days
Speaker 4: in America. It was the biggest crowd that he has
Speaker 4: had sing because there was more people there than was
Speaker 4: that his inauguration.
Speaker 5: Let's be honest.
Speaker 3: He packed and packed. That's what I was disappointed was.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry to interrupt. I was so disappointed with CNN
Speaker 3: that they allowed him to pack it. It looked like
Speaker 3: his twenty sixteen election campaign. It wasn't you should have
Speaker 3: everybody be able to be in the room, not just Republicans.
Speaker 4: Well, I think looking at that, because he is so
Speaker 4: insightful for riot, I think that they thought that they
Speaker 4: would have had half and half because he has said
Speaker 4: it publicly before when he was campaigning, or I take
Speaker 4: him outside and punched their lights out, bust him in
Speaker 4: the face, you know, so they don't know if he
Speaker 4: would have inside another right. This is a man who
Speaker 4: has turned the country on itself. This man, single handley
Speaker 4: had a great hand in turning America against America. And
Speaker 4: we watched it publicly, and you they we allowed it.
Speaker 4: And people are saying that, oh, it was a tourist attract.
Speaker 4: It's ridiculous for them to think things like that. But
Speaker 4: and he said before that when she asked him if
Speaker 4: you lose, would you concede or you vow ow gracefully?
Speaker 5: He never has the case. He said, if it's fair,
Speaker 5: he's never going to think it's fair if he doesn't.
Speaker 4: Win, if he doesn't win, it's never going to be fair.
Speaker 4: And he told y'all the last time he was not
Speaker 4: leaving the office. If we give him another opportunity to
Speaker 4: become the president of these United States, not only will
Speaker 4: he not leave the office, but he would destroy his
Speaker 4: country out of malicious and anger and payback because he's
Speaker 4: on some revenge to me. He's this is my opinion,
Speaker 4: he's on some revenge stuff to me. And it ain't
Speaker 4: towards black people. It is towards all kind of people.
Speaker 3: Oh, everybody, anybody that's not him or what he seems
Speaker 3: deems as his peer, you know, with money, with you know, privilege.
Speaker 3: It's it's it's funny. The people, the base that supports him.
Speaker 3: He thinks nothing of them, do you know what I mean?
Speaker 3: Like they are not his people, but yet they cling
Speaker 3: to him like a tick on a on a hound dog.
Speaker 3: He wasn't up there one minute. It was lying and
Speaker 3: any any he spoke out, he just is hot off
Speaker 3: of the siege. No, he didn't bother to show up.
Speaker 3: He wasn't big enough a man for his hearing. But
Speaker 3: he's hot off the press, he's got the he's got
Speaker 3: the Egen Carol ruling, and he's disparaging her. And I
Speaker 3: don't think. I'm thinking if she got him for disparaging
Speaker 3: and defamation, can she bring him back?
Speaker 5: She can.
Speaker 4: I don't know if she would even take the I
Speaker 4: don't know if you'd want it. But yeah, and he
Speaker 4: said if he got out, he would bring back Michael Flein.
Speaker 4: He said Michael Flen was a great man because Michael
Speaker 4: Flein was the first one to take the foll Michael
Speaker 4: Clen was the first one that took the prop him.
Speaker 4: I'm telling you now, Bobby, but I said this on
Speaker 4: coffee time four years ago, and we started lost people
Speaker 4: follow lost people.
Speaker 3: That's the truth, and I mean it absolutely is is
Speaker 3: the truth. But he's leading the polls for his party,
Speaker 3: and that's how we got Siana.
Speaker 4: Well, I'll tell you what, I'll take that over the
Speaker 4: Santis because hear me, and hear me, well, I love that.
Speaker 4: The only people who want the Santas is Florida. The
Speaker 4: arrest of America has showed the Santus the door.
Speaker 5: We don't want you. You are just too much for us.
Speaker 4: We can't deal with your extremely and you're crazy thinking,
Speaker 4: good god, he is signing a different deal every day.
Speaker 5: To make people more and more afraid. I would not.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, he's fighting with Mickey Mouse.
Speaker 5: Who fights with Mickey Mouse many.
Speaker 3: But thanks me have a bedroom, so that's a little different.
Speaker 5: They say a mouseketeer area.
Speaker 3: The only thing I thought that that it's only because
Speaker 3: I'm not a Trump fan, is that he's butting heads
Speaker 3: with Trump because he feels that, uh, Trump made a
Speaker 3: comment or implied at least that his six week band
Speaker 3: on abortion was too stringent, and so he's going head
Speaker 3: to head with him. But Trump won't say what he
Speaker 3: thinks it should be, you know, like that's how he's
Speaker 3: going to tap dance around it. I'm thinking, geez, he
Speaker 3: probably God knows how many he paid for over so,
Speaker 3: I mean, I don't know. He just seems like he's
Speaker 3: tap dancing.
Speaker 5: So but he is.
Speaker 3: He's got he signed something from sweeping my migration and relocation.
Speaker 3: I mean, he sent a whole bunch of people to
Speaker 3: sant Us up to Martha's Vinyon here, which is a
Speaker 3: really bougie, beautiful island on the cape, and he thought
Speaker 3: they were going to be shocked. They gave them rooms,
Speaker 3: they bought them a bunch of black dog gear and
Speaker 3: fed them. Yeah, before they they sent them back, so
Speaker 3: he didn't get quite the response he thought he was
Speaker 3: going to get.
Speaker 4: Wow, you know, Bobby, it is. This is why it
Speaker 4: is important for us as Americans to take the time
Speaker 4: to vote.
Speaker 5: And I know we want a third party, but I
Speaker 5: do think that a third party right now would split
Speaker 5: the vote. And we would love ye.
Speaker 4: Yes, I would love an independent party. I would love
Speaker 4: something else too if I thought it was going to
Speaker 4: do with the country any good. But right now it's
Speaker 4: not the time. And I know people would think if
Speaker 4: moving forward to here, but we haven't. We haven't met
Speaker 4: what you're thinking. The country is either a Democrat or Republican,
Speaker 4: that is it. Anything else with the vote.
Speaker 3: No, I agree right now where we're fighting for you know,
Speaker 3: fun like Joe Biden, but we are fighting for democracy
Speaker 3: in the soul of the nation. I don't care who's
Speaker 3: in that seat that can actually do it, but we
Speaker 3: definitely are. We had here in Massachusetts, our US attorney
Speaker 3: for the Massachusetts District Rachel Rollins is going to resign
Speaker 3: by end of day on Friday. She's a black woman
Speaker 3: that Joe Biden put into the position because they got her.
Speaker 3: I think it's called a hicks uh Hatch Act violation.
Speaker 3: She went to see Jill Biden at a at a
Speaker 3: fundraising event, and I guess, as a US attorney, you
Speaker 3: can't do that. There's a few other things, but I'm
Speaker 3: devastated because I thought she she was just getting started,
Speaker 3: and I thought she was going to do a good job.
Speaker 3: She's been in the job for about a year, big
Speaker 3: on gun control, and I was really disappointed to.
Speaker 5: They go along.
Speaker 4: It is. I think that as a as a black
Speaker 4: American Democrat, because I am a Democrat true to the bone.
Speaker 4: But that's not to say that there are not a
Speaker 4: lot of Republican policies that I don't agree with. I
Speaker 4: do agree with a lot of Republicans, right. I don't
Speaker 4: agree with the people that they put in place to
Speaker 4: push them, but there are a lot of I love
Speaker 4: that get up and live off your own brow, live
Speaker 4: off your own strict go to work, you know, take
Speaker 4: care of your family. And even though I've had government issues.
Speaker 4: I've had government things before. The only reason I've ever
Speaker 4: needed them was because I was not treated fairly as
Speaker 4: a as a black American or as a transgendered American.
Speaker 5: So I got a devil strike on it because because
Speaker 5: if that wasn't the case, I could work.
Speaker 4: There's nothing I would much rather work than wait for
Speaker 4: a check every month, a handout or give out.
Speaker 5: I would much rather go to work.
Speaker 3: It makes you feel better, Yeah, and it makes three
Speaker 3: times the money. You know what you get to the government.
Speaker 3: You're not You're not getting rich. So no, it's it's
Speaker 3: much better, and you are right. You feel better about yourself.
Speaker 3: And there are a lot of Republicans, Siri, you know
Speaker 3: the Republicans want less government. It's hysterical. They want to
Speaker 3: be in our uterus and they want to control that.
Speaker 3: But you know, I don't understand how those to those
Speaker 3: two ideologies line up, But no, they don't. You know,
Speaker 3: I don't want to pay for everything. No, you know,
Speaker 3: for everybody. I am willing to give anybody a hand up.
Speaker 3: You've got a mother that's got two three kids. I
Speaker 3: want to send her to school or get her a
Speaker 3: trade and pay for her to live comfortably and be
Speaker 3: in a safe place with those kids while she's going
Speaker 3: to school or whatever, or if she's underemployed. But it's
Speaker 3: a it's an essential position, like a PCA, a personal
Speaker 3: care attendant. They don't make a whole hell of a
Speaker 3: lot of money, and she needs to have something to
Speaker 3: kind of bring her a whole. I don't mind doing
Speaker 3: that as well. But for people who want to just
Speaker 3: sit home and have a check and don't want to
Speaker 3: work at all, you know, I don't understand that. That
Speaker 3: makes no sense to me.
Speaker 4: I think I'm gonna start being only fans and people
Speaker 4: who have paidies with donuts. I'm just gonna sit up
Speaker 4: and eat donuts. It ain't gonna do nothing for my ass.
Speaker 4: But if he wasn't for my VEC account.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, sprinkles are jelly.
Speaker 5: Definitely jelly. I'm not like sprinkles, dude.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, By Jesus, it's so it's so sickening
Speaker 4: the way that the country is going.
Speaker 5: I hate it. I hate the I hate the rage
Speaker 5: and the anger. Even with the.
Speaker 4: Nievy trial that we talked about last week, you know,
Speaker 4: and me and you and I both said that we
Speaker 4: were not going to talk about it until more details
Speaker 4: have unfolded, more more details are uncoding. They have arrested
Speaker 4: him and charged him with second degree manslaughter. Uh I
Speaker 4: said that I didn't think that it was racist. Now
Speaker 4: I do, and I'm not gonna say that just.
Speaker 5: Because you know he was.
Speaker 4: I think the arrogance and the audacity of how he felt,
Speaker 4: like if you are a trained ex marine, you know
Speaker 4: that holding somebody in a severe choke hold for more
Speaker 4: than two minutes. He kept them in in a whole
Speaker 4: choko for strong like that for four minutes. It's not
Speaker 4: want to just subdue them, but you could cause permanent structure.
Speaker 5: To their lungs or their brain weighs because he had
Speaker 5: them so strong.
Speaker 4: We were not on the train again like I see
Speaker 4: it last time. But we don't know what the severity
Speaker 4: of the situation was. But I did see that Neely's
Speaker 4: brother came out and said that the New York mental
Speaker 4: health facilities failed their brother.
Speaker 5: They that they failed him.
Speaker 4: He wasn't getting proper medication, he wasn't being treated properly
Speaker 4: in wooa Woo. And I believe that with the pandemic,
Speaker 4: a lot of things just got slowed down because we're
Speaker 4: still trying to catch up from what happened for two
Speaker 4: years two years ago.
Speaker 3: No, and I agree with that. I don't. I still
Speaker 3: don't feel now. That doesn't mean that I might not
Speaker 3: change my mind in a week or two years I
Speaker 3: get more information, but I don't feel that this is
Speaker 3: I don't feel that it's racially motivated. I think, you
Speaker 3: know now we keep talking about him being an next Marine.
Speaker 3: He actually looked more like a hipster to me because
Speaker 3: he's in I think he's in art school or something.
Speaker 3: But he did have training. I don't know if he
Speaker 3: I'm not gonna say p ATSD but if he's got
Speaker 3: a reaction to help others and he kind of got
Speaker 3: into it, I think adrenaline. You don't know how long
Speaker 3: the time is. I will say the only thing out
Speaker 3: of this he did collect one point five million as
Speaker 3: of Sunday. I will say he's not asking for the money.
Speaker 3: His law firm, who wants to be paid, is asking
Speaker 3: for the money they've raised one point five million. The
Speaker 3: other piece of that though, that that was sort of nice.
Speaker 3: What he's going to do with the overage if it
Speaker 3: is above and beyond what his legal team needs, He's
Speaker 3: donating it to a mental health advocacy group in New
Speaker 3: York City. The proceeds from that, So I thought that
Speaker 3: was kind of nice. I think it would be nicer
Speaker 3: if they did it in the name of mister Neali.
Speaker 3: I agree, so uh, but I think I think there's
Speaker 3: a lot well, I feel like there's a lot there
Speaker 3: because it can't be as simple as what we just saw.
Speaker 3: So I'm hoping that they come up with more information.
Speaker 3: I'm hoping justice regardless of the way. I know that
Speaker 3: they had let him go right away. Based on what
Speaker 3: the interviews were. In his interview, I thought that they
Speaker 3: would be some sort of I knew it would be
Speaker 3: some sort of manslaughter. I don't I don't really understand
Speaker 3: the one, two or three, but I think that that
Speaker 3: that had a play out as well, because a life
Speaker 3: is a life, and I uh, the other piece of
Speaker 3: that that I had noticed when I was looking as
Speaker 3: his mister Naillie's family was able to raise a little
Speaker 3: bit of money for his for his funeral. So I
Speaker 3: thought that is good, obviously, way less than what I'm.
Speaker 5: Going to go.
Speaker 4: I'm going to definitely donate to the go FUM. I
Speaker 4: saw that he donated five thousand dollars, so his campaign.
Speaker 4: But and everybody, well, right, I'm like, well, have you
Speaker 4: checked history here?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 1: Any changed?
Speaker 5: He has not straight away from the formula that he
Speaker 5: was started on. Bullshit.
Speaker 3: Oh, he's a he's a real republic like, he's a
Speaker 3: he's exactly Trump's base. Like he's the person kind of
Speaker 3: came from a certain way or lived his life a
Speaker 3: certain way. So no, that doesn't shock me at all
Speaker 3: that kid Rock donated.
Speaker 5: It's scary.
Speaker 4: Prayers for the for the Neeley family. Uh, hopefully, hopefully
Speaker 4: justice will be served. I know they raised all this
Speaker 4: money and they're doing all that. But the reason these
Speaker 4: lawyers are on that and this, this case is going
Speaker 4: to get international attention. And I know we just we
Speaker 4: just watched this, This just played out with George Floyd.
Speaker 4: It's sad to see it turn around and happen again
Speaker 4: and again. Anyway, but so soon after George Floyd.
Speaker 5: So prayers to everybody involved in it. Where we're going, Bobby,
Speaker 5: what's next? What is next?
Speaker 3: I don't we did run to Santa Oh the death ceiling.
Speaker 3: I think that's what we have. I know, Yeah, they
Speaker 3: met today and I know that they said it was
Speaker 3: something sort of sort of positive. Uh, you know, they
Speaker 3: had a good feeling. The overwhelming consensus there's that there
Speaker 3: was a productive and direct meeting.
Speaker 4: But they're cutting a lot of government program. They're gonna
Speaker 4: cut a lot of social and government program.
Speaker 3: Well, that's what the Republicans want. So President Biden doesn't
Speaker 3: want anything, and I will say Mitch McConnell doesn't want anything.
Speaker 3: Every every leader other than McCarthy has said, we will
Speaker 3: not default. We don't want to tie anything to it.
Speaker 3: We have to pay our bills, to pay our bills, period.
Speaker 3: Do we have to discuss the other stuff and cutting
Speaker 3: some maybe some of the fat maybe I don't know,
Speaker 3: but but they shouldn't be It shouldn't be tied to
Speaker 3: paying our bills, making us look like buffoons in front
Speaker 3: of the rest of the world. And this has worldwide implications,
Speaker 3: global implications. If we don't pay, you know, the stock
Speaker 3: markets will go crazy, You'll have veterans and seniors not
Speaker 3: getting their checks. I mean, really, this is what you want.
Speaker 4: I wish that we were still on vote number three
Speaker 4: hundred and forty five with McCarthy.
Speaker 5: Honest to god, it only took But should we should
Speaker 5: still be counting.
Speaker 3: We've got to be doing something because I mean, we're
Speaker 3: going to lose jobs. We're gonna it's it's just absolute
Speaker 3: that account to me.
Speaker 5: You won't be at you as a not a senior way.
Speaker 4: You're a pre senior Caucasian woman going to the grocery
Speaker 4: store with your bags. Girl, I'm afraid somebody won't rob
Speaker 4: you of your money. They will steal your groceries. As
Speaker 4: you go into your college, they'll.
Speaker 3: Steal your groceries because theyre worth it. I went the
Speaker 3: other day. I came out with two bags, flaming, just
Speaker 3: two bags. Now there wasn't a whole lot in the
Speaker 3: ninety eight dollars. I almost had a heart attack. I'm like,
Speaker 3: I don't have any meat.
Speaker 5: I have no meat.
Speaker 3: You know, we have a store that you I have
Speaker 3: a store that a shop and that's more reasonable. It's
Speaker 3: called market basket. And then we have I don't know
Speaker 3: if you guys had a Star Market or Shaws or
Speaker 3: anything out in your area, but and stopping shop, they
Speaker 3: you do the sale items. So I just went in
Speaker 3: for a few sale items, not even a lot of detergents,
Speaker 3: And I'm like, what did I spend every.
Speaker 5: Ve?
Speaker 3: I know, but why isn't it coming down now that
Speaker 3: now that our supply chain stuff people are greedy. Although
Speaker 3: they say the prices of eggs are starting to crash,
Speaker 3: I hope they don't crack the eggs.
Speaker 5: I mean, I know, an.
Speaker 3: I'm got to go on some sort of diet because
Speaker 3: let me tell you, let me tell you a terrible story.
Speaker 5: Tell us we want to hear by because it's a
Speaker 5: terrible story.
Speaker 3: So I had to go to the Jeep dealership to
Speaker 3: have something done with my I had to have winchow
Speaker 3: wipers put onto my This is my most embarrassing story
Speaker 3: of my life doing I'm saying this so that maybe
Speaker 3: I will humiliate myself and finally doing something about it.
Speaker 3: So anyway, I go to to Jeep, I sit down,
Speaker 3: I kind of put my stuff on my wrap, and
Speaker 3: I'm sitting in the chair waiting for them to put
Speaker 3: my winchow wipers on because you have to have a
Speaker 3: special horses ass bar. They got to put them on.
Speaker 3: You can't do it yourself. So anyway, I'm in there
Speaker 3: two minutes and I look to the right, and I
Speaker 3: am not a flirty person. I look to the right
Speaker 3: and the six foot four six foot five guy, a
Speaker 3: little gray on his temple's, dark hair, blue eyes, handsome
Speaker 3: as hell, fit and buff, probably five years younger than me,
Speaker 3: I'm guessing, comes in and he's chatting and he's saying
Speaker 3: something about it goes well, I'm supposed to be back
Speaker 3: at work right now. So I had to interject because
Speaker 3: he was too damn good look and I wanted to
Speaker 3: see his face and I said, well, me too. So
Speaker 3: then he starts talking with me, and for the first
Speaker 3: time in twenty years, I think I started to flirt
Speaker 3: with him. So something he says something about hYP and
Speaker 3: he's being tall and the jeep's hard for that, and
Speaker 3: I said, well, i'm tall too, for woman. Actually I'm
Speaker 3: five ten, and he says, oh, stand up. I go
Speaker 3: to stand up. Play the fucking chair. Excuse my language,
Speaker 3: check us out. I'm like this, like trying to get
Speaker 3: chair up.
Speaker 5: He thought he was, he thought he was working for him.
Speaker 3: I thought like I was having a seizure. God forgive me.
Speaker 3: I couldn't.
Speaker 2: I was trying to get it off. I'm working off,
Speaker 2: I'm t working done. I'm shaking it on. This said, oh,
Speaker 2: I think it's caught on my pants and almost pulled
Speaker 2: my pants down. I was done well all of a sudden,
Speaker 2: then he decided he needed to go outside.
Speaker 3: And he was going to enjoy the beautiful weather, and
Speaker 3: he wished.
Speaker 5: Maybe small they're making everything smaller.
Speaker 3: It works. I went in it and the fact came
Speaker 3: out the bottom out of the side. It was like,
Speaker 3: it's like like I take better on your on your griddle.
Speaker 5: Wow, yeah, I'm that. I believe they want to get
Speaker 5: these chicks because the dollar bill they're gonna be worth
Speaker 5: ship the next day. So we have the check and
Speaker 5: the money, the money, the check won't be worship.
Speaker 3: I hope if people do get it claim. I hope
Speaker 3: to God that that people are smart. You know that
Speaker 3: they think of not just themselves. They think of the
Speaker 3: generations that are coming, you know ahead, and and maybe
Speaker 3: buy houses for themselves. And so I don't know, I
Speaker 3: don't know if I want to see people with a
Speaker 3: huge check or a decent sized check and more infrastructure
Speaker 3: to help you with said if you need it, like
Speaker 3: I said, lower lower and no student loan. You know
Speaker 3: what is.
Speaker 5: Bobby?
Speaker 4: I think we talked about the South blind is we
Speaker 4: need bridge buildings. They need to start an organization call
Speaker 4: it bridge builders, because if you go that's just like athletes,
Speaker 4: like the athlete that's Morant, that's all in Morant, that's
Speaker 4: all in the news now waving a gun and doing
Speaker 4: ridiculous ship because he went from rags to riches overnight.
Speaker 4: Nobody was there to walk him across that bridge and
Speaker 4: tell him this is not what you do when you this,
Speaker 4: when you and this tax brasket, this is not what
Speaker 4: you You can't do that anymore.
Speaker 5: You have to do this way.
Speaker 4: You can't do it that way. You live in a
Speaker 4: different lifestyle. You're not a different person, but you have
Speaker 4: to present a different way. We need somebody who would
Speaker 4: teach those people with that money that this is not
Speaker 4: how you do this.
Speaker 5: But girl, that everybody is on a scam.
Speaker 4: So even if we had an organization called the bridge builders,
Speaker 4: I'm afraid the bridge builder is gonna steal the money.
Speaker 5: So they're gonna be the bridge.
Speaker 3: That would be a good one. Get a little something,
Speaker 3: But I don't know, I mean maybe you just said something.
Speaker 3: Maybe in order to get the check, everybody goes to
Speaker 3: six financial counseling sessions, you know, and learns how they
Speaker 3: can save their money. And you know, like you listen
Speaker 3: to Susie Orman, and she'll talk about saving twenty five
Speaker 3: dollars a week in your twenties, every single week, you know.
Speaker 3: I think she says, like one twenty a month. By
Speaker 3: the time you hit sixty five, you'd have a million dollars.
Speaker 3: If you saved that same twenty five dollars a week
Speaker 3: in your thirties, just ten years later, you'll only have
Speaker 3: three hundred thousand dollars. So that ten years cost you
Speaker 3: seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars or seven hundred thousand dollars.
Speaker 3: So it's sort of amazing when you think of it
Speaker 3: like that. If somebody in my twenties had explained that
Speaker 3: to me, I think that would have made all the
Speaker 3: difference in the world. But because I didn't, I thought, oh,
Speaker 3: I have time, I have time. I have time. Nobody
Speaker 3: talks about the compound interest and you know, and how
Speaker 3: important it is to have your credit good because you
Speaker 3: get lower interest rates on things, and et cetera, et cetera,
Speaker 3: et cetera.
Speaker 5: Oh well, yeah, that's something about it. Mh.
Speaker 3: But so that they would probably say, you know, no,
Speaker 3: i'd rather.
Speaker 5: If you if we that's what the stipulation needs to be.
Speaker 5: If you don't go and do it this way, you
Speaker 5: can't get it. You can't get it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, something because you want you want people to be
Speaker 3: able to, you know, have something for their kids when
Speaker 3: their kids go to school and you want to have something.
Speaker 5: You want them to have something next week. People who
Speaker 5: have never been or never had, who've been poor and
Speaker 5: struggling and.
Speaker 4: Hustling, if you can hit them with a want of money,
Speaker 4: they lack a dog in a cage, they go reserve.
Speaker 3: You know, and yeah, it goes like this and you'll
Speaker 3: realize it. You think there's more.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, it's yeah.
Speaker 3: But I also think, but who's going to get it?
Speaker 3: So that so there's the other part. This is the
Speaker 3: white lady part of me. My people, as I told you,
Speaker 3: came over in the twenties, so we had nothing to
Speaker 3: do with good or bad with not that there was
Speaker 3: any good with slavery. So if you're your African American
Speaker 3: and your people came or not you're Jamaican and your
Speaker 3: people came over in the fifties, should they get a check.
Speaker 4: I don't know how they're going to trace it back.
Speaker 4: I don't know how they're gonna do because I'm gonna
Speaker 4: take some right now. I got a joke that's on stage.
Speaker 4: The reason I never did my DNA ancestry because I
Speaker 4: know how good Man is. I can only imagine with
Speaker 4: great great great great great great great Grandmama and great
Speaker 4: great great great great Daddy had.
Speaker 5: So yeah.
Speaker 4: No, it's probably all kind of Portuguese and Dutch and
Speaker 4: Iranian and everything else.
Speaker 5: Running through me.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, but all you have to have is just
Speaker 3: it's some of the black You know that they were
Speaker 3: slave oriented, you know then, But I'm just thinking that's
Speaker 3: or they came over in the seventies or the eighties.
Speaker 3: I don't think those people should be entitled to the
Speaker 3: same the same pot as as everybody else. But that's
Speaker 3: the lever in me. It's gonna be fair.
Speaker 4: Okay, Well, you know what, Bobby, We're gonna find We're
Speaker 4: gonna sit back and find out. And when I winning,
Speaker 4: if I get my big old reparations check, Bobby, I'm
Speaker 4: gonna take you out to the biggest root Steaks Chris
Speaker 4: House dinner.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, But I want to know do they
Speaker 3: have greens? No, you want to try.
Speaker 4: You can't eat everybody greens. First of all, that's like chitlings.
Speaker 4: You can't eat everybody chicklings. You can't eat everybody's greens,
Speaker 4: and you can't eat everybody's potato South you have to
Speaker 4: have my greens.
Speaker 5: And if I take it to Roots Steaks, Chris House,
Speaker 5: I want to make sure that they put you in
Speaker 5: a booth. I guarantee you. That's why enough for that booty.
Speaker 3: Oh I'm telling you, I wanted to die. I have
Speaker 3: never been so embarrassed. At sixteen when my tube top
Speaker 3: fell off, that's the only other time I think I
Speaker 3: was as mortified as I think I was just embarrassed.
Speaker 3: He ran out of there like.
Speaker 5: Bobbie.
Speaker 4: Thank you for being my guest today. My guests, go host.
Speaker 4: You always keep me delighted. You always are fact you
Speaker 4: and come with it, and you're chatty. We like chatty,
Speaker 4: and I love the booty story, the cheer story. I
Speaker 4: think I'm gonna I think I'm gonna spend change your
Speaker 4: nickname to cheer tooths.
Speaker 3: Yeah, fad ass me.
Speaker 5: We can't say fat ass, that's fat shaming.
Speaker 3: It. But if it's true that.
Speaker 5: You like they do, but they gonna be after you
Speaker 5: like they after me, they'll do that.
Speaker 3: Oh well, I don't know. I'm fat and I don't. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I should be. I should be. I'm trying to shame
Speaker 3: myself so I would get a cat.
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Speaker 4: great use of that time at home. Then they got
Speaker 4: a chance an opportunity. This is like the third time,
Speaker 4: a third project with Macy Gray, you know, and it's great.
Speaker 4: And I'm so proud of these young men because I
Speaker 4: watched to twenty two year olds become and I'm honey, their.
Speaker 5: Little minds, their little creative geniuses.
Speaker 4: Because they were talking to me about some stuff and
Speaker 4: I told them both one of you guys would direct
Speaker 4: me and.
Speaker 5: The other one will beat my Quentin Tarantino on the right,
Speaker 5: the greatest role for me. I'm gonna get you off.
Speaker 5: We're gonna get us all oscars. They Bobby.
Speaker 4: I was so impressed by these young boys because we
Speaker 4: keep hearing all the bad stories and the crazies and Mova.
Speaker 5: But they found a way of positivity during the pandemic
Speaker 5: and they embarking on him and they're the nicest young man.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, they were such They liked my little children.
Speaker 3: They have the hunger. That's what a lot of us
Speaker 3: what the young kids don't have. They have that fire,
Speaker 3: and when you have that fire in your belly, you
Speaker 3: can do.
Speaker 4: When you guys watch the video, I take my wig off.
Speaker 4: I was naked in it, but we took that part out.
Speaker 5: I didn't want y'all to see my goodie ud. So
Speaker 5: thank you guys for I told y'all take that part out.
Speaker 5: I think that's what I was. I think that's what
Speaker 5: young boys liked me. They was impressed. Anyway, Thank you
Speaker 5: guys for joining us here.
Speaker 4: And I have to learn this in flames and everybody
Speaker 4: out here in I G and what are we on
Speaker 4: a podcast land? Thank you guys for joining us. And
Speaker 4: remember I am not. I am not a broadcaster. I
Speaker 4: am not a what do you call them when you
Speaker 4: go to school? Damn it, I can't.
Speaker 5: I'm a newscaster when you do research and all of that,
Speaker 5: when you a news reporter, I'm not. I'm not any
Speaker 5: of those.
Speaker 4: I am a person with a personality and the spirit
Speaker 4: at a platform that I use to push what I
Speaker 4: know to be true, that I believe it's true. But
Speaker 4: here's the killer with all of these podcasts and social
Speaker 4: media and a cell phone or computer. There is a
Speaker 4: line in the movie The Incredibles where the villain his
Speaker 4: name was Syndrome, says he was going because the people
Speaker 4: who had superpowers were famous and super. So he said,
Speaker 4: I'm going to make everybody super because once everybody's super, no.
Speaker 5: One will be With the phone and the internet.
Speaker 4: If you got one follow or one million followers, you
Speaker 4: think you deem yourself as samous, which means that nobody
Speaker 4: is famous. I'm not saying that to say that you
Speaker 4: are not famous. I'm just saying that to say you
Speaker 4: have to see the value in you and not rely
Speaker 4: on somebody else to see your value. You will lose
Speaker 4: yourself every time. If you don't believe me. There were
Speaker 4: seven point six million people in this country last year,
Speaker 4: I mean a couple of years ago. They had lost
Speaker 4: their value because they believed in a beacon hope that
Speaker 4: had no light. This is slame Monroe, and here at
Speaker 4: coffee time, we are never trying to get you to
Speaker 4: change your man. We're only trying to get you to
Speaker 4: use your man, because of mind is a terrible thing
Speaker 4: to waste, and Bobby, you know a lot of wasting
Speaker 4: a man. But send me my reparation shape. I ain't
Speaker 4: gonna waste my money.
Speaker 5: I got it to do. Thank you guys for joining us.
Speaker 4: I will be in Harlem doing Harlem Pride June the
Speaker 4: twenty fourth in Harlem, New York next month, and I
Speaker 4: got some other stuff coming up.
Speaker 5: I can't think of the dates. I had a great time.
Speaker 5: Thank you for joining us here at Laughing Alarn. We
Speaker 5: appreciate you so much by your tots Aaron. Don't miss
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