Speaker 1: Zone media. Okay.
Speaker 2: I toyed with a lot of ways to approach this,
Speaker 2: like what is the most universal way to understand what
Speaker 2: I'm about to say right now? Started off with thinking
Speaker 2: about like all right, think about like Wu Tang or
Speaker 2: Asap like as in Asap yams for rock, think about hieroglyphics,
Speaker 2: mega crews, native tongue, trying to figure out what age
Speaker 2: ymb young slime, like, what ways tde like black hippie?
Speaker 2: What ways can I explain? Where you have individuals who
Speaker 2: all have their own sort of brand direction and ideas
Speaker 2: that if you are going to stay on top, you
Speaker 2: need the collection to stay together, like you need Wu
Speaker 2: Tang to be forever, because if not, then Yoho movement
Speaker 2: is done. And I don't think any A lot of
Speaker 2: those fell apart because like some of y'all may not
Speaker 2: even know method man, the actor is a member of
Speaker 2: Wu Tang clan, which hurts my heart. You wouldn't even
Speaker 2: know who I saw my if I say a hieroglyphics
Speaker 2: like I would have to explain to you ninety three
Speaker 2: tail Infinity and Soul's a Mischief and del to Funky Almosapien,
Speaker 2: who you would know as Del Tron who you've only
Speaker 2: heard through gorillas. I'm happy, feeling sad. I got sunshine
Speaker 2: in a bag. The rapper in that is dell you.
Speaker 2: But you would not know that that was hieroglyphics because
Speaker 2: I had a chance to look at our demographics.
Speaker 1: You wouldn't know who I'm talking about, which hurts my heart.
Speaker 2: Would you know that Ricky Martin was a member of Menudo?
Speaker 2: Would you like? What would you know that would make
Speaker 2: this make sense? I don't know if the comparison works
Speaker 2: well enough. You would understand when I talk about Wu tang,
Speaker 2: you know, And let me not insult some of y'all,
Speaker 2: like city folk, not so black people that like, Okay,
Speaker 2: forgive me, you probably know. But what is the most
Speaker 2: universal way to talk about forming a coalition government? And
Speaker 2: the best way I can think about it is trying
Speaker 2: to figure out what we and the homies are gonna
Speaker 2: eat tonight hood politics, y'all. So you're gonna really have
Speaker 2: to put your thinking caps on today for this one,
Speaker 2: and I'm gonna try to make it as graspable as possible.
Speaker 1: But before we do this week, it like this bullook
Speaker 1: is like this bullook is like this, So.
Speaker 2: In some more pop culture news. Continuing with the reign
Speaker 2: supreme of Not Like Us. Obviously, k Dot dropped the
Speaker 2: video for not Like Us, which took place in Compton
Speaker 2: and nickoson Garden Projects bringing back Black Hippie and the
Speaker 2: original TDE team.
Speaker 1: When I tell you, the entire.
Speaker 2: City came out to that video shoot, except for me
Speaker 2: because I'm old and I got kids. But what a
Speaker 2: beautiful thing to do, and to do it on the
Speaker 2: fourth of July. You get the symmetry June teens for
Speaker 2: the pop out fourth of July for the video that's absurd.
Speaker 2: Such a the cinematography, everything, TAM's Burger's, all of it incredible.
Speaker 1: So that's one thing. Oh also, and then to end.
Speaker 2: The video with him and his wife and his kids
Speaker 2: just dancing in the living room, reminding them that his
Speaker 2: wife from Compton too.
Speaker 1: Like anyway, it's just incredible.
Speaker 2: Now, on that same tip, you had Rick Ross playing
Speaker 2: the song in Toronto Anna Hell's Angels, dude punching him
Speaker 2: in the face and then them getting active being like
Speaker 2: you're gonna respect our city, and then watching all of
Speaker 2: Rick's boys jump in and there Rick just kind of
Speaker 2: like fall back real quick. What the rest of the
Speaker 2: dudes is like I was pretty wild.
Speaker 1: I was like, okay, you're gonna let them. Okay, well,
Speaker 1: you know what, good for you, Toronto.
Speaker 2: I'm proud of you for like respecting your like respect
Speaker 2: your soil. In someplace that'd be like, look, man, I
Speaker 2: know the rest of the earl world bopp into this,
Speaker 2: but like, can we at least this is a this
Speaker 2: a Kendrick free zone up.
Speaker 1: Good for y'all now and not so fun news.
Speaker 2: Y'all may remember the she I Can't call it episode
Speaker 2: when y'all taught y'all what chevron defference was and that
Speaker 2: the Supreme Court was going to decide if they were
Speaker 2: going to uphold that. I'll let you go back and
Speaker 2: see what chevron difference is. But but quick and dirty.
Speaker 2: It's the idea that when there's a law about some
Speaker 2: sort of regulation that is ambiguous, rather than deferring to
Speaker 2: the department within the government that is an expert on
Speaker 2: that particular topic, whether it's our clean drinking water, air
Speaker 2: or edible food, rather than deferring to the department that
Speaker 2: runs that, they're saying, naw, we're going to let the
Speaker 2: courts decide what should how this law regulation should be interpreted,
Speaker 2: which will have some effects that I will probably talk
Speaker 2: about in a future episode. But just know that the
Speaker 2: Supreme Court decided they could call it. They also decided, oh,
Speaker 2: we already talked about this, that as long as you
Speaker 2: commit crimes on the job, you're fine. But there was
Speaker 2: another nuanced in this that as we're learning more about
Speaker 2: how this thing would work, is if you were to
Speaker 2: bring a case against the president for doing something that
Speaker 2: was an unofficial act, you can't use any documents.
Speaker 1: Or testimony to prove it.
Speaker 2: So, for example, if the president were to have a
Speaker 2: conversation would say, I don't know a Georgian a Georgia
Speaker 2: official about pressuring somebody to find votes or have fake
Speaker 2: a group of electors, or if they were to have
Speaker 2: a conversation to their oh, I don't know, like head
Speaker 2: of the Department of Justice, to tell them to bring
Speaker 2: a case against a particular person, you can't even bring
Speaker 2: that conversation into evidence. So I can't even use the
Speaker 2: things that prove what he did or she did to
Speaker 2: prove that they did what we all know they did.
Speaker 2: Not only that, it gets even more crazy if you were,
Speaker 2: in fact the person that had to execute this said
Speaker 2: criminal act that the president is immune for you not
Speaker 2: so the presidents say, hey, Leahomy, come here, I need
Speaker 2: you to go kill Nancy Pelosi. I'm not saying he
Speaker 2: going to say that. I'll just say if he did,
Speaker 2: that was an official government act and that's covered under
Speaker 2: his immunity because he can't even tell you about this conversation.
Speaker 2: Now if you go do it again, he's like, look,
Speaker 2: that was an official act. I did it for the
Speaker 2: sake of the government, and this is why we did it.
Speaker 2: Or he could be like, you can't prove I did
Speaker 2: it because all of this is covered. So no matter
Speaker 2: what you say as the shooter, it don't matter because
Speaker 2: you not immune.
Speaker 1: He is. This is balkers.
Speaker 2: And then finally, the Democratic Party is trying to change
Speaker 2: their headliner. And as we all know, if you've ever
Speaker 2: bought a concert ticket, you can't just change your headliner,
Speaker 2: even if your headliner is decrepit. But either way, nobody
Speaker 2: want to say what the only few of them want
Speaker 2: to say it with their whole chess. Most people trying
Speaker 2: to like say it like I'll go off the record.
Speaker 2: They not will understand on business like this. The way
Speaker 2: I feel about this thing. But they're not saying it
Speaker 2: with their whole chess, but they definitely saying it with
Speaker 2: part of their chess. And Biden like the Lord God
Speaker 2: Almighty got to tell me to leave. Now we'll see
Speaker 2: how they play this game out. But either way, that's
Speaker 2: what's going on.
Speaker 1: Oh oh oh oh, and boeen.
Speaker 2: Player guilty about being like, yeah, we knew this was trash. Anyway,
Speaker 2: let's learn about a coalition government. It is like this,
Speaker 2: all right, guys with very few exceptions, And now when
Speaker 2: I say few exceptions, I mean a lot of exceptions.
Speaker 2: We're definitely talking about the first world issues, modern first
Speaker 2: world issues.
Speaker 1: You're out with the.
Speaker 2: Homies, you know, yo yo yo group yo, if you
Speaker 2: if you're a Drake Frian, your crots.
Speaker 1: This your ace yo team yo, squad yr click whatever.
Speaker 2: Y'all out kicking it, y'all trying to figure out what
Speaker 2: we're gonna eat tonight. Now here's the thing again, friend
Speaker 2: groups with few exceptions break down with you got the
Speaker 2: foodie who you know, no compromise, Like, I don't care
Speaker 2: what y'all pick, I'm gonna eat this. You know, you
Speaker 2: got the you got your vegan in the group that's
Speaker 2: got all kind of like really strong opinions about wherever
Speaker 2: they're going and what y'all gonna do. Then you got
Speaker 2: the different types of vegans. You got the vegan that
Speaker 2: got a gang of snacks. Now, my assistant Leanna, you know,
Speaker 2: she she's a vegan with the snacks in her bag,
Speaker 2: so she's fine whatever. She's like, I'm not gonna cause
Speaker 2: no problems.
Speaker 1: I go with y'all. I'll find something on the menu.
Speaker 2: But don't worry about it, because if you look at
Speaker 2: my purse, I got every possible thing I need to
Speaker 2: survive because I know I'm the vegan, the self aware vegan.
Speaker 1: We enjoy them.
Speaker 2: You got the alcoholic who just as long as there's booze,
Speaker 2: they don't care. You just need to shove food in
Speaker 2: their mouth so they don't barf over everybody. You need
Speaker 2: to cut that liquor with some grease. I don't know
Speaker 2: where that came from. I feel like I got it
Speaker 2: from just being a person of color and the hood.
Speaker 2: We just believe that, like somehow another, if you drink
Speaker 2: a lot, as long as you eat some tacos or
Speaker 2: some greasey, it's gonna help with the hangover.
Speaker 1: Or yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 2: We just believe it do It's probably wrong, but it
Speaker 2: feels like it coach your line, your stomach a little better.
Speaker 2: You got your person who always feels like they need
Speaker 2: to be in charge, always wants to pick the place,
Speaker 2: And most of the time it's just easier to let
Speaker 2: that person pick it because sometimes they just outpha. Sometimes
Speaker 2: they just like enjoy hosting. It's like I just I
Speaker 2: like all of us being together. You know, you've seen
Speaker 2: those memes about the person on vacation that's getting up
Speaker 2: and got the whole day planned and the hikes and
Speaker 2: they up at eight and they want to do all this.
Speaker 2: And then you got the other person that's like, fool,
Speaker 2: I came out here to not have an.
Speaker 1: Alarm, to not have a plan.
Speaker 2: You got all these different types of people. I, for one,
Speaker 2: in the type that like, if I'm gonna spend money,
Speaker 2: I want to eat good, I want to eat somewhere
Speaker 2: I like. But I also, if I'm chilling, I don't
Speaker 2: need to make a decision. I prefer to leave a
Speaker 2: lot of the difficult decisions at work. When I'm chilling,
Speaker 2: It's like I don't really feel like I don't have
Speaker 2: to think. I don't have to negotiate homie like I'm
Speaker 2: trying to, like, here's my vote if this will be
Speaker 2: getting but whatever, I would rather go here.
Speaker 1: But it's all good.
Speaker 2: I'll find something on this menu as long for me,
Speaker 2: as long as it's got seafood options. I just have
Speaker 2: gluten and dairy issues. The main one is dairy like,
Speaker 2: and I'm pretty sure I could tell wherever we at
Speaker 2: just to put no cheese. If it's like a burger joint,
Speaker 2: they probably have a sour dough or a gluten free bun,
Speaker 2: or I could just get the fish and chips.
Speaker 1: I'll figure it out.
Speaker 2: I don't need stress, but some people be super passionate
Speaker 2: about it. Now in my crew, if you pick, you
Speaker 2: get one shot to pick where we eaten when we
Speaker 2: was on tour.
Speaker 1: Listen, rest in peace. DJ Effecto.
Speaker 2: If you know me before hood politics, you know my
Speaker 2: Ace Pare, You know the Kilipino, the bee Boy, Penoy,
Speaker 2: snack King, Cole, every Day's leg Day.
Speaker 1: These are all his nickname. The web cript Keeper west Side.
Speaker 2: Long Beach's own DJ Effecto passed away in twenty eighteen.
Speaker 2: He towards the end of us, like our touring time together,
Speaker 2: he was transitioning into being going into like chef, being
Speaker 2: a chef. Now there's a lot of Cali that listens
Speaker 2: to the show. I suggest you go down to the
Speaker 2: Nest and Bellflower. That was Effecto, and you could tell
Speaker 2: him I sent you. If you ask for Antonio, you
Speaker 2: could tell him I sent you. But you'll see the
Speaker 2: Terror book. It's in the window. Those are those are
Speaker 2: my folks. You'll see a picture of Effecto. He's on
Speaker 2: the wall in there. So again, if you're in the
Speaker 2: La area down in Bellflowers called the Nest breakfast joint,
Speaker 2: Effecto designed a lot of that, a lot of their menu.
Speaker 2: Antonio's my dog, Heather co owner, that's Antonio's partner and spouse, go.
Speaker 1: Kick it over there. Anyway, he was transitioning into that.
Speaker 2: But either way, Effecto didn't miss when it came to selecting.
Speaker 2: So whoever we were touring with, I would just tell
Speaker 2: them trust DJ Effecto. He never missed when it came
Speaker 2: to picking a spot. He had a system. I tried
Speaker 2: when he passed away to get into his yop. I
Speaker 2: wanted to log in because I'm like, whatever spots you
Speaker 2: have saved, Remember we traveled the world together. Whatever spots
Speaker 2: he had saved. I just knew to trust him. So
Speaker 2: when we were all together, let him decide. It'd be
Speaker 2: six seven of us on tour. Shout out Jay Gibbons again.
Speaker 2: If you in La, he works at Reachla marketing director
Speaker 2: is a LGBTQ health and wellness center. You could say
Speaker 2: prop sent you just don't be a weirdo, an amazing,
Speaker 2: amazing brother man. Shout out my shout out my boy Jeremiah.
Speaker 2: We will be Effecto, the humy swoop. Who else will
Speaker 2: be with us? This was before j King So anyway,
Speaker 2: the whole collective, who we would ever tour with?
Speaker 1: Terrence Clarkey drums for Keith Urban now, believe it or not, like.
Speaker 2: We had dog I've had them anyway. Everyone just trusted
Speaker 2: effect though. He's going to pick the best spot. So
Speaker 2: but if you pick a spot and it's mid you
Speaker 2: can never pick the spot again. I don't like, we don't,
Speaker 2: we will not trust you. We don't trust you. We
Speaker 2: still don't trust you. We all become metro Bloom in
Speaker 2: the future. We don't trust your Your coalition is broken
Speaker 2: Effecto and I would be the supporting act on other tours,
Speaker 2: and I would convince the rest of the tour on
Speaker 2: the time, like, let him choose if we stopping fit
Speaker 2: different cities, be like, all right, whatever, y'all do what
Speaker 2: y'all want.
Speaker 1: I'm listening to Effecto.
Speaker 2: Effecto would be like we'd be all in the group
Speaker 2: text effect It would be like, y'all, here's the spot,
Speaker 2: and I'm like listen to it. He is the prime
Speaker 2: minister of choosing the food. Okay, I might be the
Speaker 2: I might be the act I got us on this tour.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 2: I have been elected as and even when I was
Speaker 2: when I was headlining, I have been elected as the
Speaker 2: tour leader because this is my tour. I have built
Speaker 2: my cabinet, my cabinet director of food, my prime minister.
Speaker 2: DJ Effecto, DJ Effecto, don't miss again now. He also
Speaker 2: I wish, y'all, I wish I wish you guys knew him.
Speaker 2: I wish I was doing hood politics while he was around.
Speaker 2: He was around for the Red Couch. Our theme music
Speaker 2: was Affecto's beat man. I wish y'all knew Effecto anyway.
Speaker 2: He also doesn't like conflict.
Speaker 1: He was.
Speaker 2: I don't know if you know anything about the enneagram,
Speaker 2: but he was a nine. What a niche reference. He
Speaker 2: is the type that, like I just I don't I'm
Speaker 2: not going to rock the boat, like the most agreeable person.
Speaker 2: But he was also from Long Beach though, don't get
Speaker 2: it twisted west side Long Beach. Short, stalky, Filipino dude
Speaker 2: that could throw them things, the most gentle hearted, soft spoken,
Speaker 2: will knock your head off if you need to, but
Speaker 2: the kindest guy you'll ever meet.
Speaker 1: I get stories still coming out the woodworks.
Speaker 2: I'm gushing about him because I'm missing, but their stories
Speaker 2: still coming out the woodworks about things while we were
Speaker 2: on tour together, he was doing for other people, and
Speaker 2: I'm like, I was with him every day, Like.
Speaker 1: When did he do this stuff for you? Crazy?
Speaker 2: Just a good good man anyway. I would definitely try
Speaker 2: to convince the factions of a tour or the collective
Speaker 2: of the homies just let him do it, and me
Speaker 2: and my squad would agree, Yeah, y'all could do whatever
Speaker 2: you want. But if the tour bus is only gonna
Speaker 2: stop at one place, if like we're not gonna or
Speaker 2: we're not gonna uber, We're not gonna get the uber
Speaker 2: XL to a bunch of spots. Bro we gotta pick
Speaker 2: a spot now if you wanna walk over there. But
Speaker 2: either way, like we're gonna get a table, let's get
Speaker 2: a bottle, let's do this.
Speaker 1: It only works if we all together.
Speaker 2: Now, some of y'all may not like it, but if
Speaker 2: the most of us, if he could convince people who
Speaker 2: normally are very opinionated that to trust him, then we
Speaker 2: could convince the whole team to go. And usually everybody's happy. Now,
Speaker 2: sometimes it's gonna be some people. You got the grumpy
Speaker 2: gus who ain't gonna be happy no matter what they do,
Speaker 2: as long as because they didn't choose it. Then you
Speaker 2: got the worst case scenario is the obnoxious vegan, the
Speaker 2: extremists of the group. Now, I don't want to throw
Speaker 2: vegans under the under the bus.
Speaker 1: My wife, my wife she plant based, like we are.
Speaker 2: I would like to say, and I don't know if
Speaker 2: this makes sense, I'd like to say we're eighty percent
Speaker 2: plant based because the way that I because the way
Speaker 2: my metabolism work. If you've ever seen me in person,
Speaker 2: I'm a rail thing. I'm just I can't I tried
Speaker 2: to get buff one time.
Speaker 1: In my life.
Speaker 2: I'm actually starting to get some gangs now because I
Speaker 2: you know, anyway, I'm kind of pushing it. Once you
Speaker 2: hit this age, you like, Okay, listen, this is my
Speaker 2: last chance to be in the best shape I can
Speaker 2: be in, So I'm gonna start seeing what I could
Speaker 2: actually do here now. Because of that, I have to
Speaker 2: eat a certain amount of protein, and I don't like
Speaker 2: protein shakes. I'm not a big like. I don't like
Speaker 2: big old meals. I don't I don't eat dairy, I
Speaker 2: don't eat gluten. I don't really like. I don't like
Speaker 2: a lot of that. I don't like a lot of
Speaker 2: I just don't like it. I don't like butter. I
Speaker 2: don't like sweets. I just I'm a weirdo like that.
Speaker 2: So most of the time, if we're gonna go, I'm
Speaker 2: gonna get like I said, I'm gonna get seafood like
Speaker 2: it so for me, like sugar ain't gonna kill me
Speaker 2: as salt.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: It ain't diabetes a high blood pressure for you, boy,
Speaker 2: because I'm black as hell fry something I'm in anyway,
Speaker 2: So I'm gonna throw the obnoxious vegan under the bus again.
Speaker 2: My assistant is vegan out obnoxious. My wife is pretty
Speaker 2: much plant based. He just soaked some tofu and some
Speaker 2: tarioki sauce and chopped up some squash and this vegetable
Speaker 2: medley and some black beans. She made herself a boot
Speaker 2: of bowl that she keeps in the fridge. Like, So,
Speaker 2: don't get me wrong, we are this okay. So all
Speaker 2: my vegans out there, I'm with you. I'm not talking
Speaker 2: about y'all. I'm talking about the cartoon version of y'all,
Speaker 2: the one that demands not only will I not stand
Speaker 2: for a place that uses any animal products. Whatever you
Speaker 2: got better be locally grown, fair traded, direct traded.
Speaker 1: Pesticide free.
Speaker 2: This place don't accept tips because we pay our workers
Speaker 2: high enough. We don't do substitutions for meals, like you
Speaker 2: can't suck the sweet potato fries because our chefs are artists.
Speaker 2: If you are gonna eat something that's made from flesh,
Speaker 2: we have named that cow the how's name, and life
Speaker 2: and life expectancy was given its best way possible. The
Speaker 2: milk we use came from almond trees planted by indigenous
Speaker 2: women in the Amazon, who for which have their own
Speaker 2: reginitive farm.
Speaker 1: And you can track it.
Speaker 2: By scanning this QR code, the bar for which the
Speaker 2: food has to be. There is zero exceptions. It has
Speaker 2: to be like this or we not going out. You
Speaker 2: destroy destroy the whole coalition. None of us can eat
Speaker 2: and if any of us choose an alternative place.
Speaker 1: We are the problem.
Speaker 2: You are destroying our friend group because you're willing to
Speaker 2: eat flesh of a living thing a place who has
Speaker 2: non traceable asparagus.
Speaker 1: Just complete obnoxiousness.
Speaker 2: Now, on the other hand, there might be the other
Speaker 2: version of the obnoxiousness that just wants greasy pizza. O,
Speaker 2: don't care about any.
Speaker 1: Of that liberal food. Give me real cheese. The guy
Speaker 1: that wants the.
Speaker 2: Thirty two ounce steak, or it's not real food if
Speaker 2: you ordered, if you ordered the side of green beans,
Speaker 2: you're gay, like okay, so only gay people eat vegetables
Speaker 2: and care about their arteries that are just like you're
Speaker 2: making fun of every possible vegan option. Just if you
Speaker 2: try to eat something remotely healthy, you're ruining it for everybody.
Speaker 2: You don't want to go out because I'm an American
Speaker 2: and Americans eat steak, okay.
Speaker 1: And if you affect though, you.
Speaker 2: Got to figure out how to make all these people happy.
Speaker 2: Now let me, let me throw a wrinkle into this.
Speaker 2: In this scenario, what if I was the obnoxious vegan,
Speaker 2: if my tour in this crew of collective, if we
Speaker 2: were the obnoxious vegans, and we put Effecto in charge,
Speaker 2: and Effecto ain't a vegan at all, but we knew
Speaker 2: if we stop voting.
Speaker 1: For him, he would lose his power.
Speaker 2: Now in this scenario, Effecto in real life would be like, well,
Speaker 2: it ain't that serious to me, y'all.
Speaker 1: Okay, whatever, do what y'all want.
Speaker 2: It's fine, I don't have to have this position. I'll
Speaker 2: figure out something on everyone. But if it was that
Speaker 2: important to effect though, then he would have to go
Speaker 2: against his conscience or we would have to not know
Speaker 2: his conscience. He would have to just do whatever we
Speaker 2: told him because we put him in charge. And if
Speaker 2: we as a majority collective and even a coalition, if
Speaker 2: I've grabbed a couple other people from the other tour busses,
Speaker 2: let's just say this is a roll a loud tour
Speaker 2: and it's a bunch of different acts, you know, And
Speaker 2: I've grabbed other busses and made y'all understand that Effecto
Speaker 2: is the guy. If that coalition breaks up, he stops
Speaker 2: being the guy because he don't have no majority. That
Speaker 2: is what it's like to run Israel.
Speaker 1: We'll talk about it next.
Speaker 2: All right, I'm gonna talk to you about I can't
Speaker 2: believe I got there, the structure of Israeli government, the
Speaker 2: position that Yahoo's in, and to help maybe add some logic,
Speaker 2: not justification, fam but logic to what's happening over there.
Speaker 2: And it's hard because if you're American, you grew up
Speaker 2: since elementary knowing American politics and every government don't function
Speaker 2: like ours. Like the rest of the world is familiar
Speaker 2: with how governments work everywhere else, not America. We are
Speaker 2: we know us, and even us that know us don't
Speaker 2: really know us very well.
Speaker 1: We're just not.
Speaker 2: The more you travel, you more you understand that we
Speaker 2: are just not as informed as the rest of the world.
Speaker 2: Like can you tell me Canadian political history, but Canada
Speaker 2: can tell us ours. I've stepped foot in Cameroon on
Speaker 2: the armpit of Africa. I say armpit because just look
Speaker 2: at the shape of the horn, like the shape of Africa.
Speaker 2: It's like Cameroon was right up in the armpit and
Speaker 2: they was asking me when I was there about the
Speaker 2: election between Barack Obama and John McCain like they was
Speaker 2: speaking articulately in this broken French creole about it. I'm like, listen, anyway,
Speaker 2: they have a parliamentary democracy and you have to form
Speaker 2: political coalitions.
Speaker 1: I'm explaining what all this means in a second to
Speaker 1: help you understand this.
Speaker 2: It's like this if if you have a code, right
Speaker 2: any in my mind common sense, like if you just
Speaker 2: not really worried about power and maintaining power to the
Speaker 2: point to where it causes you to break your code,
Speaker 2: then you'd understand that there are some things that just
Speaker 2: ain't worth it. The juice ain't worth the squeeze. There
Speaker 2: are some favors that come at too high of a price.
Speaker 2: When you're from the city, grew up in the hood,
Speaker 2: you may have an uncle that could come solve a
Speaker 2: problem for you. You may have a cousin, maybe your big brother,
Speaker 2: your big sister, and let's be real, sometimes it's your
Speaker 2: big sister or sometimes your little brother could come solve a.
Speaker 1: Problem you have at lunch.
Speaker 2: But that solving of that problem comes at a cost
Speaker 2: that oh man, I'm talking to my hood folks. You
Speaker 2: understand some of them uncles you can't call some of
Speaker 2: them cousins, you cannot call like, I can't be cause
Speaker 2: it's gonna cause me mold problems. When we did the
Speaker 2: let the the very the second you wasn't outside episode
Speaker 2: about how the way that Jimmas did what Jimas did
Speaker 2: as far as like in the same example of my
Speaker 2: homeboy's cousin and because his mom was having an issue
Speaker 2: with the mechanic, I've gave an example for his mom
Speaker 2: was having an issue with a mechanic and she had
Speaker 2: her nephew come handle the situation, and he elevated the
Speaker 2: thing to a place that I can't even get into specifics.
Speaker 2: It's like, damn, okay, I have to remember not to
Speaker 2: ask you for help. You go solve it, but this
Speaker 2: ain't this may not be worth it. So when you
Speaker 2: got a code and that code requires you to align
Speaker 2: with some people that go against your code, that have
Speaker 2: views that you try your best to like get your
Speaker 2: head around, but you know deep down you don't really
Speaker 2: mess with them like that, but they are necessary for
Speaker 2: you to stay in place. Going back to the effecto example,
Speaker 2: effecto is like it is not that serious.
Speaker 1: If you feel that serious.
Speaker 2: About it, you're gonna make the whole room have to
Speaker 2: go to the place that only you and two of
Speaker 2: your friends, Like, did y'all figure that out? I don't
Speaker 2: want it. I don't need this. I don't care. I'm
Speaker 2: here to DJ right, you got a code? Oh man, Listen,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna talk to all of my like this to
Speaker 2: my assist gendered heterosexual men. I'm speaking to y'all because
Speaker 2: that's the experience. I know you can if this applies
Speaker 2: to other people, listen. I don't like speaking about stuff
Speaker 2: I don't really know. This is why I choose the
Speaker 2: topics I choose and the examples I choose because I
Speaker 2: don't listen I like. So this isn't to exclude any
Speaker 2: other intersection of people.
Speaker 1: It's just it's not my experience.
Speaker 2: I can speak from my experience in a much more
Speaker 2: authoritative way. And I'm saying, fellas, listen, I'm happily married.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying. It's been fifteen years. I
Speaker 2: think my wife is fine as hell. Now listen, this
Speaker 2: is just the reality. If it was just about being
Speaker 2: fine as hell, you know, Like, I know you in
Speaker 2: a committed relationship.
Speaker 1: You got you a nice little both thing that loves you,
Speaker 1: treat you right, it's bodies everywhere. It's fine women everywhere.
Speaker 2: If, of course, there are girls that I think are
Speaker 2: more attractive, if we're just talking about that and are
Speaker 2: available all buddy, But that juice ain't worth to squeeze
Speaker 2: because listen, it's boties everywhere.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying. Fellas, Listen, you found you
Speaker 1: you gotta you better work that out. You understand y'all
Speaker 1: having issues. You in a communityation, y'all have issues.
Speaker 2: Fight for it, bro Hey, Look, and if you find
Speaker 2: out at the end of that fight that that juice
Speaker 2: ain't worth the squeeze, y'all come to the conclusion that
Speaker 2: like this ain't working, then make your move, shoot your shots,
Speaker 2: do what you gotta do. But you need to be
Speaker 2: able to say, hey, listen, don't be risking it all
Speaker 2: big doll. I'm telling you man, Hey, look, look, nah,
Speaker 2: I ain't gonna get that crash. But listen, fellas, you
Speaker 2: knew what I was finna say. I mean by getting crash,
Speaker 2: it's booties everywhere. It's fine women everywhere. If that's all
Speaker 2: you worried about, bruh, then that ain't gonna that ain't
Speaker 2: gonna keep you when y'all fighting, it's gotta be moting that.
Speaker 1: Like it's moting that again.
Speaker 2: I think my wife won't find as women on earth,
Speaker 2: but I love her for moting that we got something
Speaker 2: going here.
Speaker 1: You understand I'm saying that juice ain't worth the squeeze. Listen.
Speaker 1: I throw parties.
Speaker 2: I throw parties in Los Angeles, California, Long Beach, California.
Speaker 2: Fam everybody's a ten. Don't you understand that? Like, do
Speaker 2: you dephrase California ten? I'm around Cali ten's all the time.
Speaker 2: It's not about with that though, It's got to be
Speaker 2: about something more, Fellas. Okay, I know I may sound
Speaker 2: like an old man, but I'm trying to tell you
Speaker 2: bre that juice ain't worth the squeeze. Now, obviously, if
Speaker 2: y'all got some worked out, that's not what I'm talking about.
Speaker 2: I'm talking about you just trying to like get you
Speaker 2: a little side piece together. Listen, I just be real
Speaker 2: with your lady, like you're not trying to be exclusive
Speaker 2: no more or just you know, work it out and
Speaker 2: if it don't work out, then you're gonna move on.
Speaker 2: But if the juice ain't worth the squeeze, fellas, you
Speaker 2: ain't trying to go through You ain't trying to go
Speaker 2: through it. Brea, you ain't trying to be out here.
Speaker 2: Sounded like USh, these are my confession.
Speaker 1: Anyway, y'all don't listen to me. What do I know?
Speaker 2: So the point I'm trying to make is there are
Speaker 2: some choices that put you in a position where you
Speaker 2: have to make a cost benefit analysis about is the
Speaker 2: cost of this choice worth the benefits and whatever those
Speaker 2: calculations are.
Speaker 1: You are now doing politics.
Speaker 2: This is how you're also doing economics in business. But
Speaker 2: for the sake of our discussion right now, this is
Speaker 2: politics in a lot of ways.
Speaker 1: That's global.
Speaker 2: Like if we're talking about a modern nation state, this
Speaker 2: is what happens. You have to bargain, you have to
Speaker 2: throw around weight, you have to like give a little
Speaker 2: take a little figure out like how these friendships work,
Speaker 2: and what's a way to get what you want or
Speaker 2: what you think is best for your constituents.
Speaker 1: That's in theory how it all works. Now.
Speaker 2: In Israel, they have a system that's.
Speaker 1: Similar in some ways.
Speaker 2: It's still democracy air quotes, just like our democracy is
Speaker 2: air quotes of democracy, but it's different. They have a
Speaker 2: parliamentary government, their parliament, which what we would call our
Speaker 2: like legislative branch. It's one hundred and twenty of them
Speaker 2: and they're called a kanesset. Now they have political parties.
Speaker 2: One of the things that causes our problems is we
Speaker 2: ain't got but two of them right now. The two
Speaker 2: of them is we've talked about this before, it in
Speaker 2: the when I had that.
Speaker 1: It's not so much that we only have two.
Speaker 2: We only have two that matter, and inside of those
Speaker 2: two we are delusional about how considering the politics and
Speaker 2: where they are now, those are clearly there's four because
Speaker 2: inside of each of our main two are two other one.
Speaker 2: But we've we've been going along like this for so long.
Speaker 2: The money is too the money flow is too easy.
Speaker 2: You can't unplug the computer right now like it would be.
Speaker 2: It would cause a complete crash. So nobody want to
Speaker 2: unplug the thing because the system is working for those
Speaker 2: who is working for which is not us obviously as
Speaker 2: in the people, because we both have two choices that
Speaker 2: neither of us really won't listen. The vast majority of
Speaker 2: Republicans don't like Trump. That's just who they got and
Speaker 2: they like that's our guy. I don't no a Democrat
Speaker 2: that likes Joe Biden. It's just this what we got now.
Speaker 2: We don't have the cults of personality that the Republicans
Speaker 2: have to where there are some stuff that they just
Speaker 2: say that's like, all right, you've thrown out the map,
Speaker 2: You're off the rails. Like what you're saying don't even
Speaker 2: make sense. You just trying to stay good with your boy,
Speaker 2: right and your boy is clearly.
Speaker 1: Out of here.
Speaker 2: In the Democrat side, we just got a dude who,
Speaker 2: like I said, is a large cheese pizza that just
Speaker 2: frustrates us at every moment. But it's better than a
Speaker 2: large piece of cat poop pizza, and that's your only defense.
Speaker 1: So it's frustrating right now.
Speaker 2: But back to their political parties, they have eleven of them.
Speaker 1: So the nuances of.
Speaker 2: Trying to make the Republicans say one thing. You got
Speaker 2: the Margie Taylor Green's of the world, and then you
Speaker 2: got the Mitt.
Speaker 1: Romney's of the world. They couldn't be on They're on
Speaker 1: different planets.
Speaker 2: You have the Karen Basses of California, you got the
Speaker 2: you know, Auntie Kamala's, the Joe Biden's, and then you
Speaker 2: have the AOC's you know, in il Han's who are like, bam,
Speaker 2: can we like step into the future. You have defund
Speaker 2: and fund the police in the same party. They're far
Speaker 2: away things. Israel decided to stop lying about it. We
Speaker 2: are different parties, and each of these parties have sort
Speaker 2: of their ideological feelings that lead we just again, we
Speaker 2: just say that is a progressive Democrat, that is a liberal,
Speaker 2: that is a centrist. But you're all still Democrats, right,
Speaker 2: They're like, well, we're clearly not the same thing.
Speaker 1: So you have eleven of them.
Speaker 2: Now it would be absurd of me to try to
Speaker 2: name them, because it doesn't They're not the point. But
Speaker 2: you'd say it like this, like, so you have the
Speaker 2: party that net Yahoo's from. It's it's the ideologies like
Speaker 2: neo Zionism, conservatism. Now, because of what's going on, you
Speaker 2: would understand what we mean by Zionism. But then you
Speaker 2: got dudes that are like in the opposition party, right, so,
Speaker 2: and that means, which I'm gonna get into it later,
Speaker 2: like those are the dudes that said, like, if the
Speaker 2: president's a Democrat, the opposition would be got it. I
Speaker 2: don't have to tell you, right, So you have the
Speaker 2: liberal Zionism, secularism, you have religious conservatism.
Speaker 1: You have liberal.
Speaker 2: Zionism, not neo Zionism conservatism. You have liberal Zionism, you
Speaker 2: have religious Zionism, you have religious conservative, hardy non Zionism,
Speaker 2: like you have all these different types of ways to
Speaker 2: cut what they mean by conservative. Now when we say Zionism,
Speaker 2: I'm sure you guys are well read enough to know
Speaker 2: what we mean by Zionism. We are talking about the
Speaker 2: legitimacy of a Jewish state in.
Speaker 1: The homeland of Israel.
Speaker 2: The religious ones you like, again using your logic, wouldn't
Speaker 2: mean that they believe this is God's will. We are
Speaker 2: God's chosen people. Got promised us way back to Abraham.
Speaker 2: He promised us this land, right you know wells you
Speaker 2: did not dig I'm talking Abraham, Isaac and Jacob like
Speaker 2: I'm talking your Old Testament, Bible, sowre drills, which was
Speaker 2: you know if you came from the Black Church, these
Speaker 2: things you had to do, like you know, all this stuff.
Speaker 1: They believe that they.
Speaker 2: Are the continuation of this this is God's will. Don
Speaker 2: you have liberal Zionism. That's like, no, nigga, Like, what
Speaker 2: are you talking about? I mean, maybe I guess if
Speaker 2: it gives us power. They're like nah fooh, like we
Speaker 2: fought a war and won this of course is we
Speaker 2: believe we should be here. We're still Zionists like Israel
Speaker 2: needs a homeland, but you gotta fight for.
Speaker 1: It, and god, nigga, like, what are you talking about? Right?
Speaker 2: So those are like the secular one, these are ways
Speaker 2: for which then you have the anti Zionists that are like, yeah,
Speaker 2: I believe we're a country, but fam, we can't just
Speaker 2: wipe out the indigenous. What you're doing in Palestine is
Speaker 2: verifiably wrong. I don't know if you knew that there
Speaker 2: is that sort of diversity of views inside of Israel. Now,
Speaker 2: why I brought up efecto being the selected prime minister
Speaker 2: of what we're gonna eat and why his job is
Speaker 2: hard comes into right.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 2: Okay, you have eleven parties and who the people vote for.
Speaker 2: Now nowadays you vote for the prime minister, but before
Speaker 2: that you voted for the president and the members of
Speaker 2: the Kanesset, which is their cabinet, right or not not
Speaker 2: their cabinet, which is their legislative branch. Let me ask
Speaker 2: you this, who is Israel's president wrong? It's it's isak Herzog.
Speaker 2: That's the president. You ain't know that, did you. That's
Speaker 2: because the president don't do nothing. The man's a figurehead.
Speaker 2: What that man's job is is to get elected, to
Speaker 2: kiss babies, to sign bills, and to elect the one
Speaker 2: who won't really do the job, which is the Prime minister.
Speaker 1: He do the hard work. And that person is the person.
Speaker 2: Who's been in the news this whole time, Benjamin that
Speaker 2: and Yahoo. Now, it's not like America, where once you
Speaker 2: get elected you just go pick your cabinet members, Like
Speaker 2: do we have did we have any say in?
Speaker 1: Uh?
Speaker 2: Who's who's the black dude, the neurosurgeon that Trump elected,
Speaker 2: the sleepy face black dude, Like I can't even I'm
Speaker 2: not even I'm not even gonna look up his name
Speaker 2: because I know y'all know who I'm talking about. We
Speaker 2: ain't get a saying that the president ELECXI. That's not
Speaker 2: how it works out there. They have a again, a
Speaker 2: parliamentary system. So it's a democratic I'm gonna give you
Speaker 2: a like Britannica Encyclopedia Britannica answer. So it's a democratic
Speaker 2: form of government in which the party. Now I'm gonna
Speaker 2: talk about the coalition of parties, which is what happens
Speaker 2: with effecto with the greatest representation of the parliament or
Speaker 2: the legislator forms the government. Its leader becomes the Prime Minister.
Speaker 2: Then Yahoo and its executive functions are exercised by the
Speaker 2: members of the Parliament appointed by the Prime Minister to
Speaker 2: the cabinet. The parties in the minority serve as opposition
Speaker 2: to the majority and they have the duty to challenge
Speaker 2: it regularly. Prime ministers may be removed from power when
Speaker 2: they lose the confidence of the majority of the ruling party.
Speaker 2: The parliamentary system originated in Britain Okay, and it was
Speaker 2: an adopted by a lot of its former colony. Now
Speaker 2: what does that mean in theory? It avoids what we've
Speaker 2: been going through in America because once you get elected,
Speaker 2: you will have to have a majority of the Kannesset,
Speaker 2: meaning your party that you got elected from has to
Speaker 2: be the majority. So if there's one hundred and twenty
Speaker 2: people in the Kannesset, to be you need to have
Speaker 2: sixty one dudes from yr squad. But remember Isak got
Speaker 2: elected in theory again because there it's a little wonky,
Speaker 2: but they voted on net. Yahoo also now it's Netting
Speaker 2: Yahoo's job to make sure that of all the eleven
Speaker 2: parties that he got in the majority. Now, let me
Speaker 2: ask you this, is it easier you think if there's
Speaker 2: two crews or eleven crews to get a majority, Because
Speaker 2: if it's two, you don't have to really wheel and deal.
Speaker 1: It's just it's fifty to fifty. You understand what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: I just need to get one of y'all to come
Speaker 2: to my side, just need that one more than you do.
Speaker 1: It's fine, it's fifty to fifty.
Speaker 2: It would be just like if you were going on again,
Speaker 2: if Effecto and me was hanging out right, it's just
Speaker 2: or Effecto, me and one more person. It's like, oh,
Speaker 2: it's only three of us. So it's just it would
Speaker 2: be two against one. It's not hard, right, you're not convincing.
Speaker 2: But once you add more people, you add more opinions.
Speaker 2: And in pretty much the history of Israel, no one
Speaker 2: party has ever had a full majority. So if you
Speaker 2: don't have a majority, you can't what's called form a government,
Speaker 2: which is select your cabinet members the minister or is
Speaker 2: the minister this you can't do the work of the
Speaker 2: government until you have a majority. I don't care if
Speaker 2: you was elected. And this was my experience because when
Speaker 2: I went to Israel and Palestin for the first time,
Speaker 2: it was in twenty nineteen, Benjamin and Yahoo got elected again.
Speaker 2: But they was like, this is our fifth time voting
Speaker 2: for this because he can't form a government. I was like,
Speaker 2: what does that mean. It's like he can't get a majority.
Speaker 2: I was like, what does that mean? So I didn't
Speaker 2: understand this because I'm like, well, if you elected, you elected.
Speaker 2: That's because again I grew up in American politics. This
Speaker 2: means is this, you get elected, they choose you your
Speaker 2: party again, because it's divided by eleven, say it rather
Speaker 2: than divided by two or divided by three.
Speaker 1: Is harder.
Speaker 2: So that means you got to convince more people. And
Speaker 2: a lot of times these people you convincing. You don't
Speaker 2: really mess with like that. But you cannot do this job.
Speaker 2: You can't be the prime minister or where we eat,
Speaker 2: you cannot choose our meal unless you convince most of
Speaker 2: us that you that do, which also means think about
Speaker 2: it like this. When you campaign, you can't go too
Speaker 2: hard at the ops because I need to convince some
Speaker 2: of y'all that like I could be kind of like
Speaker 2: your guy, you know, So you can't go too hard
Speaker 2: at the op. You gotta be like be able to
Speaker 2: approach a lot of different views, which means I may
Speaker 2: or may not know as.
Speaker 1: The voting public where you stand. I know you somewhere
Speaker 1: around this area.
Speaker 2: But because if you get put on, you're gonna have
Speaker 2: to form a coalition. You can't just you can't just
Speaker 2: stay on your core fan base, you feel me.
Speaker 1: You gotta be able to like be cool with other
Speaker 1: fan bases.
Speaker 2: Which, again in concept, sounds great that you that now
Speaker 2: the more people you gotta convince, the harder it becomes.
Speaker 2: So that meant that to form a government you have
Speaker 2: to do what's called a coalition, which means I now
Speaker 2: got to go sit down with ten of them other
Speaker 2: parties and figure out how I can get you on.
Speaker 2: Now your remember, your team ain't win. But who can
Speaker 2: I talk to that's close enough to my team?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 2: Who if you were again, if you was effecto, who's like, well,
Speaker 2: who can I talk to that is at least a
Speaker 2: pescatarian who at least ain't gonna flip the tables if
Speaker 2: they sell flesh? There right, the crew, the homies. You know,
Speaker 2: I'd like listen. We all know, like listen. Effecto's the
Speaker 2: best at it. But Effecto. For Effecto to be the
Speaker 2: best at it and for us to actually listen to him,
Speaker 2: you got to convince more most of us. I'm already
Speaker 2: listen again, I was the president in this thing. Remember
Speaker 2: in that scenario, I selected Effecto because this is my tour.
Speaker 2: I selected Effecto. I'm isak Fecto's BB. Now what Effecto
Speaker 2: gotta do is convince the rest of the tour. He
Speaker 2: ain't gotta convince everybody, because again, you're gonna have your vegan.
Speaker 2: We ain't gonna ever be happed. I ain't got to
Speaker 2: you the opposition. You gonna always be the op or
Speaker 2: let's change it. You are the the red meat and
Speaker 2: red meat only guy. You want a steakhouse. I already
Speaker 2: know that's what you want. I can't convince you. You ain't
Speaker 2: gonna change your mind.
Speaker 1: It is what it is. But we've all agreed.
Speaker 2: If the majority of us, if just by one, are
Speaker 2: down with what he's saying. Did he get to do this?
Speaker 2: He has officially formed a government. And what happened with
Speaker 2: Benjamin NETANYAHUO was. He failed five times. He could not
Speaker 2: get and they had to keep voting. They had to
Speaker 2: keep running new elections because he couldn't form a government.
Speaker 1: So you had.
Speaker 2: To meet with these people, convince them, make concessions, agree
Speaker 2: to stuff that you don't necessarily mess with, but maybe
Speaker 2: you do. Maybe they just bold enough to say the
Speaker 2: stuff that you're not willing to say.
Speaker 1: Maybe if you, Benjamin Nann Yahoo.
Speaker 2: You facing some serious charges that if you lose power,
Speaker 2: just like your own boy Trump, you might go to jail.
Speaker 2: You might be facing some trials, big dog. You got
Speaker 2: some corruption situations going. And maybe there weirdos that the
Speaker 2: absolute angry vegans or whichever scenario you want to look
Speaker 2: at it, the weird meet only people have said, now listen,
Speaker 2: I'll be on your side. This is what I need
Speaker 2: from you? Is the juice worth to squeeze? And this
Speaker 2: is what happened with Benjamin then Yahoo. He formed a
Speaker 2: coalition government with other parties that gave him the majority
Speaker 2: to be able to stay in power. Now, who were
Speaker 2: those people? He worked with?
Speaker 1: The extreme ream far right.
Speaker 2: He had to in order to form his coalition government
Speaker 2: to be able to stand in power, he had to
Speaker 2: mess with the people that are like river to the
Speaker 2: sea and reverse that draw maps including like Syria and
Speaker 2: Jordan and calling it Israel. He talked about the people
Speaker 2: that the shoosting that we seeing in Palestine, the ones
Speaker 2: that ain't got no problem with that, that said, we should
Speaker 2: have done this a long time ago. Had we wiped
Speaker 2: them out earlier, this wouldn't be no dog on problem.
Speaker 2: The folks who the folks who went ahead agreed with
Speaker 2: East Jerusalem and gave Palestine that area and then set
Speaker 2: up the Israeli settlements out there. That was like, that's yours,
Speaker 2: but this part of that, this part of what's yours
Speaker 2: is actually ours, because really it's none of it is yours,
Speaker 2: and it shouldn't be in the first place. I don't
Speaker 2: understand why negotiating y'all in the first place, the extremest
Speaker 2: versions he had to side with in order to create
Speaker 2: the coalition so he could form a government, so he
Speaker 2: could do the job. So the question remains, Bibe, is
Speaker 2: this really what you believe? So because yo, homies, they
Speaker 2: have no problem what's going on in Gaza, matter of fact,
Speaker 2: they think we ten years behind, is that really where
Speaker 2: you stand? Because every time we ask you. You talk
Speaker 2: like it is, so we're going do you really believe
Speaker 2: this or are you doing this just to stay in power?
Speaker 1: Or is it a little bit of both. Here's the problem.
Speaker 2: If you're doing it to stay in power, any hope
Speaker 2: of quailing some sort of opposition, which is again it's
Speaker 2: the oppositions, the opposite party. It's their job to poke
Speaker 2: at your choices, which, again in design in concept, seems great.
Speaker 2: You need someone who's designated job. Every friend needs it,
Speaker 2: Every creative needs this. Really, every creative needs somebody that's
Speaker 2: going to come in here and pull all your ideas.
Speaker 2: Not be petty about it, but be real about it,
Speaker 2: to be like. You need somebody if you record in
Speaker 2: music to be like that shit is trash, Hey, homie,
Speaker 2: like them, ain't bars them sound like dad joke? Like.
Speaker 2: You need somebody to come in here and tell you
Speaker 2: that because it's gonna push you to greatness.
Speaker 1: That's how you get the best ideas out. You can't
Speaker 1: have a.
Speaker 2: Group of yes men. That's how you become Kanye. You
Speaker 2: need people that will tell you no. I believe the
Speaker 2: second you stop having people around you that tell you no,
Speaker 2: that's when your soul breaks break My soul. Your soul
Speaker 2: breaks when people stop telling you no. That's how your
Speaker 2: brain breaks. That's how you lose your conscience. You need
Speaker 2: people to tell you no. So in design, it's a
Speaker 2: great idea, but it also sets up a scenario where again,
Speaker 2: you can't be in power forever. And if you go
Speaker 2: too far off the rails, you gonna lose the public. Now,
Speaker 2: once you lose the public, they gonna run into somebody's hands.
Speaker 2: Oh oh, oh, fellas, let me use it again. You
Speaker 2: start taking that lady for granted. You start running around
Speaker 2: here looking at all these other buddies. Oh, she got
Speaker 2: a friend, fellas, Listen, you know other fellas again, I'm
Speaker 2: talking sis gender boy. She has a guy best friend
Speaker 2: who knowsverything you done, everything you done, done wrong. Listen
Speaker 2: unless her best friend or best her best guy friend
Speaker 2: is a gay man who really, honestly, truthfully, is not
Speaker 2: attracted to her.
Speaker 1: You in trouble brouh.
Speaker 2: You can't go off the rails, homie, because look, she
Speaker 2: got a friend. She got a friend that's listening, that
Speaker 2: listen better than you, that knows how to active listen,
Speaker 2: knows how to not interrupt her, knows how to pay
Speaker 2: attention to her needs. Sir, you gonna run that woman
Speaker 2: into his arms. I'm trying to tell you right now, baby,
Speaker 2: you better don't go off the rails because because you're
Speaker 2: trying to make the homies happy.
Speaker 1: All nigga, that's what happens. You trying to make the
Speaker 1: homies happy.
Speaker 2: You trying to stay cool with your boys going out.
Speaker 2: They got bottle service, were going out all baby.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying, like, look I do a say, Okay,
Speaker 1: go ahead, go ahead, go out. Boys gonna keep you
Speaker 1: warm at night. Nigga, you better learn how to.
Speaker 2: You better figure out what if this juice is worth
Speaker 2: to squeeze, so you gonna push somebody all the way
Speaker 2: out you and if you push them out, guess what,
Speaker 2: you gonna lose your job anyway, because guess what they
Speaker 2: gonna do what they have the right to do, which
Speaker 2: is called for another election because we have no confidence
Speaker 2: in your government. Guess what's happening in Israel right now.
Speaker 2: You can't go too far because trying to please these weirdos. Effecto,
Speaker 2: Trying to please these weirdos got us in roadhouse steak
Speaker 2: shack where the vegetable is a potato nigga like effecto, Like, bro,
Speaker 2: you just trying to make that fool happy. Now, nobody
Speaker 2: you trying to make this person happen. You at we
Speaker 2: over here at a breath restaurant, nigga like out here,
Speaker 2: just because no nobody, because you because plants hurt too,
Speaker 2: even us trying to eat this lettuce and shit the
Speaker 2: let us get feel pain. So now none of us
Speaker 2: can really eat because you're trying to You trying to
Speaker 2: please the breathian over here, bro, and you can't.
Speaker 1: And in this case, now I'm being silly. Now, in
Speaker 1: this case, what this has.
Speaker 2: Cost us is thirty thousand Palestinian lives in a world
Speaker 2: where your homies don't want a two state solution, which
Speaker 2: means that And I'm gonna say, like, listen to my words.
Speaker 1: Okay, I need you to please listen to this.
Speaker 2: I've said it many times, but I need to say
Speaker 2: it in these no uncertain terms. The way that Israel
Speaker 2: is going about this war. Everybody of research shows that
Speaker 2: this will either create a new extremist group or you
Speaker 2: are going to, like I said, you're gonna run these
Speaker 2: people into the arms of the extremists.
Speaker 1: You're fighting right now. If your role.
Speaker 2: If your only hope was to create peace, this is
Speaker 2: the opposite way to do it. You are guaranteeing more problems.
Speaker 2: If your goal was the complete eradication of all the
Speaker 2: problems that you have with these people, you're trying to
Speaker 2: wipe out this thought, which is what your extremist homies
Speaker 2: are saying.
Speaker 1: You gotta wipe them out.
Speaker 2: You should have sense enough to know that the the
Speaker 2: only way to wipe them out, the only Listen, listen, y'all,
Speaker 2: please hear what I'm saying. Your only solution is genocide
Speaker 2: because of the route you went, because there is no
Speaker 2: after this that there's what is?
Speaker 1: What do you do when the shooting stops.
Speaker 2: You have millions of people who no doubtedly have lost
Speaker 2: their babies, their brothers, their sisters. There's no there's no universities,
Speaker 2: that the nursing women have stopped producing milk, there's the
Speaker 2: trauma in the children, there are no buildings left. When
Speaker 2: you stop shooting, you expect these people to be like,
Speaker 2: thanks for stop shooting, I'm glad this is over. So
Speaker 2: now what do you want to do? No? You, these
Speaker 2: people will never ever ever trust you, y'all. If you
Speaker 2: if your goal is what this coalition is telling you
Speaker 2: to do yo, y'all only solution is to kill all
Speaker 2: of them. And guess what, even that ain't gonna solve
Speaker 2: your problem. I'm just telling you history that ain't gonna
Speaker 2: solve your problem. Do you think that if Nazi Germany
Speaker 2: eradicated every Jew on Earth, that that would have solved
Speaker 2: their problem, that that would have gave them the gave
Speaker 2: the Nazi Party the peace and the success that they
Speaker 2: believed they wanted to or do you think even them
Speaker 2: trying to do it invoked the entire planet to like,
Speaker 2: I mean the World War, Well maybe not the entire
Speaker 2: planet because Africa wasn't involved. Let's remember that, right.
Speaker 1: But you just this is the quickest way to have
Speaker 1: no friends.
Speaker 2: I just you gonna you you trying to please the
Speaker 2: weirdos and I can't help. But wonder if you wanted them,
Speaker 2: and if you are one of them, There's no way
Speaker 2: in the world you can stay in power because these
Speaker 2: weirdos want stuff that your population don't.
Speaker 1: I'm listening to the population because I really want to know.
Speaker 2: What Israel thing Israel like, Can you just get the
Speaker 2: fucking hostages you brought us back?
Speaker 1: Four hostages? It was beautiful.
Speaker 2: I'm so happy you did, and you killed two hundred
Speaker 2: and seventy people on the way out. I don't understand
Speaker 2: why you think that's what we want. Who is you
Speaker 2: listening to? And if that's what you won't again invoking
Speaker 2: the Amalekites. My dude, I'm not vote for you again.
Speaker 2: You not what I thought you were, Bruh. Forming a
Speaker 2: coalition government is like trying to figure out what everybody
Speaker 2: gonna eat because you need to get the majority on
Speaker 2: your side.
Speaker 1: But if the cost of getting.
Speaker 2: The majority on your side means we gotta go to
Speaker 2: Nazi Burger's genocide tacos, maybe you shouldn't want that majority
Speaker 2: of politics. All right, now, don't you hit stop on
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