Speaker 1: You trying to be a fake ass Charlamagne. You don't
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Speaker 2: Well, damn Solomon, who do you give it? Dusky the
Speaker 2: other day to now donky?
Speaker 1: Today for Tuesday, March fourth, goes to a Florida man
Speaker 1: named Christopher Newton.
Speaker 2: Now, what does your.
Speaker 1: Uncle Sharla always say about the great state of Florida.
Speaker 1: The craziest people in America come from the Bronx and
Speaker 1: all of Florida, and today is no exception. Now, I
Speaker 1: have a theory that people don't know right from wrong
Speaker 1: anymore because of social media.
Speaker 2: Let me explain.
Speaker 1: You can go on social media and literally witness any
Speaker 1: criminal activity you want, and we end up seeing these
Speaker 1: that we end up seeing these activities so much that
Speaker 1: some people probably don't even know what they're witnessing. It's criminal, Okay,
Speaker 1: it's criminal when you watch people get punched in the
Speaker 1: face on social media, all right. It's criminal when you
Speaker 1: see folks flash of illegal guns on social media. It's
Speaker 1: criminal when you see people showing off drugs they are
Speaker 1: using and selling. Okay, street racing, reckless driving, drifting, animal
Speaker 1: It's so many crimes we witness on social media. But
Speaker 1: because we don't see the consequences of them displaying this
Speaker 1: criminal behavior as often as we should. A lot of
Speaker 1: people think this stuff is normal. Well, in the words
Speaker 1: in the Honorable Minister Lewis Farrakhun, just because something has
Speaker 1: become the norm doesn't mean it's normal. And committing crime
Speaker 1: is never going to be normal. And just because you
Speaker 1: commit crimes and act like this every day, you know,
Speaker 1: regular smegular activities, does.
Speaker 2: Not make what you uh doing not a crime.
Speaker 1: Okay, Christopher Newton didn't get that memoi though, because he's
Speaker 1: out here moving like the crimes he's committing are normal.
Speaker 2: According to Fox thirteen Tampa Bay.
Speaker 1: Christopher Newssen or Christopher Newton has been arrested on drug
Speaker 1: charges after deputies say he left a baggie of cocaine
Speaker 1: in a house he was being trustpassed from. Now I
Speaker 1: have never heard the phrase he was being trust passed from.
Speaker 1: I've heard the phrase he was trustpassing. But I'm also
Speaker 1: not the highest grade weed in the dispensary, So maybe
Speaker 1: that's the proper way to reference that. I don't know,
Speaker 1: But this is the Florida education system we are talking about.
Speaker 1: But according to Fox thirteen Tampa Bay, Okay. A Florida
Speaker 1: man was arrested on drug charges after deputy he said
Speaker 1: he left a baggy of.
Speaker 2: Cocaine and a home he was trespassed from.
Speaker 1: Now, what it happened was Christopher knew some text the
Speaker 1: homeowner who just asked him to leave about a bag
Speaker 1: of cocaine left on the nightstand. Okay, and he sent
Speaker 1: that text while deputies were at the house sidebar the
Speaker 1: sooner you realize people beyond cocaine unless you take things personally.
Speaker 1: Back to the story now, According to the Holmes County
Speaker 1: Sheriff's Office, deputies, they responded to a call on Friday
Speaker 1: about having Christopher Newton removed from a home he was
Speaker 1: trespassing in, and while on the scene, Christopher texted the
Speaker 1: homeowners saying he left a baggy a booger sugar on
Speaker 1: the nightstand. Deputies got consent to search the room where
Speaker 1: Christopher had been staying and found a plastic bag of
Speaker 1: that happy dust that nostro dandriff.
Speaker 2: So Christopher was arrested and charged the possession of cocaine.
Speaker 2: Now listened to me.
Speaker 1: It's unclear how long Christopher stayed in his house before
Speaker 1: he was asked to be removed for treuspassing, but clearly
Speaker 1: he was either comfortable high or to think he shared
Speaker 1: some type of relationship with this person to say, hey,
Speaker 1: I left my bolivion marching powder on the Knight's dead.
Speaker 2: Now I have another hypothetical.
Speaker 1: Whoever called the police on Christopher was either sniffing with
Speaker 1: him or fed up that he kept sniffing and wouldn't stop.
Speaker 1: When they got this text from Christopher, they got paranoid
Speaker 1: because they thought the cops would find the cocaine and
Speaker 1: they would go to jail for it, so they showed
Speaker 1: the police Christopher's text to save their own ass. The
Speaker 1: moral of the story is this a crime is a
Speaker 1: crime because we condemn it, and there are not a
Speaker 1: lot of crimes being condemned enough in our society, so
Speaker 1: folks don't even know they are crimes.
Speaker 2: Possession of cocaine is indeed a crime.
Speaker 1: And to text somebody like you left your wallet when
Speaker 1: it's a bag of cocaine lets me know that there
Speaker 1: are people walking amongst us who don't know that sniffing
Speaker 1: cocaine is actually a crime.
Speaker 3: NB.
Speaker 1: I'm sure you left your laptop or something at somebody's
Speaker 1: house before.
Speaker 2: Right laptop yeah, I thought there's a laptop. Yes, what
Speaker 2: what you thought?
Speaker 3: I was gonna say he left his cocaine.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I was like this, I said, John, kickstop. I
Speaker 2: heard you stop.
Speaker 1: Okay, Lauren, I'm sure you've left the wig or something
Speaker 1: on somebody's night stand, but a bag of cocaine. You
Speaker 1: wouldn't just text I left my cocaine on the night stand.
Speaker 1: You can say, yo, I left my laptop over there.
Speaker 1: You could text that. You could text I left my
Speaker 1: wig over there, But to say, you know, you left
Speaker 1: your cocaine, that's not something you just say, hey, I
Speaker 1: left that, I'm coming back to get it.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 1: But if I had left cocaine at somebody's house, I
Speaker 1: wouldn't text somebody and say, hey, I left cocaine at
Speaker 1: your house.
Speaker 2: I would just say, y'all just left something. I'm coming
Speaker 2: back to get it.
Speaker 1: That's how we talked because we were raised in an
Speaker 1: era where we knew we were committing crimes. We knew
Speaker 1: right from wrong, but we were trying to not get caught.
Speaker 2: Either.
Speaker 1: This generation don't know, don't show, or don't give a
Speaker 1: damn about being arrested for the blatant crimes they are
Speaker 1: committing Please give Christopher Newton the biggest he hulled. Make
Speaker 1: sure this man last name is Newton. I kept saying Newton,
Speaker 1: Newsome all types of stuff.
Speaker 3: For the record, I think it's a worse crime to
Speaker 3: leave your wig somewhere than you're cocaine.
Speaker 2: How many times have you done it? Never, I'm not
Speaker 2: somebody else.
Speaker 3: No, why would I just leave my weight like I'm just.
Speaker 1: Leaving with the braids, Like, yes, I can see you
Speaker 1: doing that, being so confident.
Speaker 2: Never think you could just walk out the house without
Speaker 2: a wiggle.
Speaker 3: I mean, I am beautiful, thank you. But no, I
Speaker 3: would never leave my way just randomly. First of all,
Speaker 3: they cost a lot of money, like these are not cheap.
Speaker 2: Yes, you get a maid. Stop playing with me. I'm
Speaker 2: a dash.
Speaker 1: Like now that Trump is putting the tires on like
Speaker 1: China and stuff like that, how does that affect.
Speaker 2: The We we're gonna build them up.
Speaker 3: We're gonna build up the closet. All the girls are
Speaker 3: gonna have, you know, I mean, Fair has been sitting
Speaker 3: a wait and Mahogany is here. Now this is Mahogany brown.
Speaker 3: So we're gonna build up a few more girlies. So
Speaker 3: that way I can rotate and I'll be good. No
Speaker 3: congratulations to me or the guy who got a cocaine back.
Speaker 2: No congratulations congratulations to you. Okay, all right, well thank
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