Speaker 1: It's time for Donkey of the day.
Speaker 2: Donkey so the day, as cha may, I'm a Democrat,
Speaker 2: so being donkey of the day is a little bit
Speaker 2: of a mixed so like a.
Speaker 1: Donkey of the day rector club bitches.
Speaker 2: Now I've been called a lot of my twenty three years.
Speaker 1: That donkey of the day is a new white.
Speaker 3: Yes, Donkey of to day for Friday, February second, second
Speaker 3: day of Black History Month goes to a former wait
Speaker 3: the music at Eddie can't okay, now we're talking. Goes
Speaker 3: to a former target worker from Virginia named bazen Bear
Speaker 3: I think that's his name, who has been sentenced to
Speaker 3: a whole century in prison, one hundred years. I have
Speaker 3: no idea why judges be playing with people like that, Like,
Speaker 3: what is the point? Just sentence me to forevil, Okay,
Speaker 3: just sentence me to for all of eternity. Matter of fact,
Speaker 3: Just let me ask the judge a question, Judge, am
Speaker 3: I ever getting out?
Speaker 1: And the judge can simply.
Speaker 3: Say, no, period, Okay, anything sounds better than one hundred years.
Speaker 3: My brain can't even process that I've been Judge gives
Speaker 3: you one hundred years, you should automatically be granted permission
Speaker 3: to run and swan dive over the desk at that judge.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's when you're supposed to make those kinds of leaps.
Speaker 3: But once again, as I tell y'all every other day,
Speaker 3: life is about choices. Okay, Destiny is not a matter
Speaker 3: of chance. It's a matter of a choice. And bozen
Speaker 3: Burr made a very poor choice. Now, today's donkey of
Speaker 3: the Day is a teachable moment because so many people
Speaker 3: have been faced with the challenge that Bizin was faced with.
Speaker 3: So many people every day who listened to the Breakfast
Speaker 3: Club have had to deal with what Bizin has had
Speaker 3: to deal with. Okay, but I bet you handled it
Speaker 3: better than he did. What are you talking about oncle Chaott, Well,
Speaker 3: let's go to ABY seven's ABC seven News ABC seven
Speaker 3: dues on your Side for the report police Knew.
Speaker 4: It For a judge's sentence see and An Alexandria man
Speaker 4: to one hundred years in prison after he killed his
Speaker 4: coworker in a target parking lot in Bailey's Crossroads back
Speaker 4: in twenty twenty one, twenty five year old bos And
Speaker 4: Barry killed Hernan Levia. During the trial, prosecutors argue that
Speaker 4: Barry planned the murder after his coworker took his lunch
Speaker 4: from the office fridge. Days later, Barry attacked the victim
Speaker 4: and stabbed him several times after their work shift. Barry
Speaker 4: plead guilty to first degree murder in October.
Speaker 3: Lunch, bro, you killed someone because they stole your lunch
Speaker 3: out of the fridge at work, because they stole your
Speaker 3: food out of the refrigerator. I understand sometime life is
Speaker 3: about principle, Okay, I get it.
Speaker 1: He thought you were soft. You had to show him otherwise.
Speaker 3: But now what you killed someone over lunch only to
Speaker 3: go to prison and end up being someone snack, and
Speaker 3: you're gonna be somebody snack, Okay, the same way the.
Speaker 1: Man you killed h your lunch.
Speaker 3: Trust and believe someone is gonna eat your ass the
Speaker 3: exact same way, and you're gonna return to favor because
Speaker 3: what else do you have to do over the next
Speaker 3: one hundred years. And he's only twenty five, little young tender, Okay,
Speaker 3: I'm telling you.
Speaker 1: People are sick out here, all right. Folks need psychiatric help.
Speaker 3: So many people that are walking amongst us need to
Speaker 3: be under somebody's care. They need to be medicated. I
Speaker 3: don't know what this man was dealing with. I don't
Speaker 3: know what he was going through or whatever it was.
Speaker 3: This situation puts them over the edge. Okay, you don't
Speaker 3: just go zero to sixty over a sandwich, all right.
Speaker 3: This must have been a meal his grandmother or mother cook,
Speaker 3: and he bought the leftovers with him to work. This
Speaker 3: had to be some sort of comfort food like this
Speaker 3: food had to have some sentimental value, okay.
Speaker 1: That he had to be something that this man was
Speaker 1: looking forward to.
Speaker 3: And you had the audacity to steal it, eat it,
Speaker 3: and then just come back to work like it's all good.
Speaker 1: Called the man a snap. Okay.
Speaker 3: I can't believe I have to say this, but I
Speaker 3: don't care how discruntled you are. There is not a
Speaker 3: chicken salad anywhere on this planet that's good enough to
Speaker 3: take somebody's life and get a century in prison. I
Speaker 3: don't even know if he was eating chicken salad, but
Speaker 3: wouldn't it be ironic if he did all of this
Speaker 3: for a toss salad only to end up in prison
Speaker 3: tossing salads for the next one hundred years. Listen to me, though, man,
Speaker 3: it's a lot of things that's interesting to me about
Speaker 3: this story. But one that stands out is he thought
Speaker 3: about this when you read the report, he thought about this.
Speaker 3: It's a premeditated murder. He didn't look in the fridge
Speaker 3: and see his lunch was stolen. He went home, okay
Speaker 3: and said, well, he didn't just look in the fridge
Speaker 3: and see his lunch was stolen.
Speaker 1: And then you know, confront the man right there.
Speaker 3: He went home and said he spent the next few
Speaker 3: days plotting his revenge.
Speaker 1: Think about that. He went home for three days and
Speaker 1: plotted his revenge.
Speaker 3: And this is why I thinks like meditation is so important,
Speaker 3: breathing exercises, having someone to talk to you mean to
Speaker 3: tell me. Over the course of three days, he couldn't
Speaker 3: let go of the fact that his tuna sandwich got stolen,
Speaker 3: his homemade pizza peanut butter jelly sandwich.
Speaker 1: Got took and he couldn't shake that off.
Speaker 3: This man had severe anger issues that he never got
Speaker 3: the help for.
Speaker 1: And that is the moral of the story.
Speaker 3: Anger resembles fire, and like the fire, if you keep
Speaker 3: feeding it, it will get stronger and harm you. If
Speaker 3: you stop feeding anger with your attention, it will fade away.
Speaker 3: Three days, this man held this for three days.
Speaker 1: Not one of those days did he have lunch.
Speaker 3: One lunch after the lunch that got stolen, will remind
Speaker 3: him that lunch goes on. He was moving like he
Speaker 3: only had one lunch to live, and that's not.
Speaker 1: How lunch works.
Speaker 3: Listen, we must be willing to let go of the
Speaker 3: lunch we planned so as to have the lunch that
Speaker 3: is waiting.
Speaker 1: For us, not you basing, No, no, no.
Speaker 3: The lunch that is waiting for you right now is
Speaker 3: two mixed grain sandwiches, one roast beef relish and salad,
Speaker 3: our tomato mayo and salad, one egg mayonnaise in salad,
Speaker 3: and one serving a fresh fruit. That's what's waiting for
Speaker 3: you for the next hundred years. Dinner gonna go crazy, though,
Speaker 3: one maybe two blue vein sausages. Okay, that beef whistle
Speaker 3: you gotta blow on because it may be too hot. Okay,
Speaker 3: you don't even want to see that custard launching for dessert. Okay,
Speaker 3: please give bazen Bear the biggest he hull crazy world
Speaker 3: we living in, y'all.
Speaker 1: I gotta hear both sides. You mean you got to
Speaker 1: hit both sides. What's the other side?
Speaker 3: There's never a reason you need to kill a man
Speaker 3: over getting your lunch stolen at work, and then you're
Speaker 3: doing one hundred years.
Speaker 1: What's the other side. Let's take it out of this
Speaker 1: situation for a second.
Speaker 2: Right, we got sixty seconds, right, Let's just take it
Speaker 2: out of this this side for a second. Let's say,
Speaker 2: what side make no sense? Let's take it away from
Speaker 2: this situation.
Speaker 1: Right. Let's say my name is.
Speaker 2: Rashaan, right, your name is Rashawan, you stupid idiot. I'm
Speaker 2: five foot four. Let's say I'm small of being paid,
Speaker 2: being picked on.
Speaker 1: My whole life.
Speaker 2: I go to work, I get a sandwich that my
Speaker 2: mama made me, my only sandwich because maybe I can't
Speaker 2: afford it.
Speaker 1: Right, So this is my sound. You're trying to justify
Speaker 1: this man, justify anything to you know you need to do.
Speaker 3: Put a meat popsticle in your mouth right now and
Speaker 3: shut up. There's no way you're gonna justine. I'm not
Speaker 3: justified by I'm just saying he's been bullied. Right now,
Speaker 3: this guy takes his sandwich. This guy, I'm not saying,
Speaker 3: this is the situation. This guy picks on Rashawn takes
Speaker 3: my Rashawn sandwich. Now, I come to work, I see
Speaker 3: this guy every day. He's laughing at me. I can't
Speaker 3: beat him physically, so I do something stupid, Nick, put
Speaker 3: your one eyed yogat slinger in this guy's mouth and
Speaker 3: shut him up.
Speaker 1: Okay, the hell is he talking about over there?
Speaker 3: Huh Jesus christ Man, shut up?
Speaker 1: I want to play with nothing one eye? All right,
Speaker 1: shut up, Jesus yo right, slinger?
Speaker 2: All right, you're disgusting, disgust. Why am I discussing all
Speaker 2: these terms? You got these terms in the back of
Speaker 2: your something else? All right, well, thank you for that.
Speaker 3: In the back of something You want to put my
Speaker 3: tonsil tickle a back?
Speaker 1: He just mess, He must a bunch of these. He's
Speaker 1: just ready to fire off. This guy here.
Speaker 2: All right, when we come back, he back say something.
Speaker 2: I know you got one way, I know you got
Speaker 2: one Wait when we come back. Doctor Joseph Pumer will
Speaker 2: be joining us all right now. He is the founder
Speaker 2: and president of Soeign Medical. Now this month is Heart
Speaker 2: Awareness Month, and we're gonna be talking him about things
Speaker 2: what we should be doing to make sure our heart
Speaker 2: is running the right way, our heart is running safe,
Speaker 2: and that we can live a lot longer.
Speaker 3: That's what anxiety does do, right, It plays tricks on you.
Speaker 3: So you know, the end of last year, what's no nothing,
Speaker 3: the last year, the end of the year before that
Speaker 3: was the year before that, twenty twenty two.
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, doctor Pumer does yes, and we're gonna talk
Speaker 1: to him when we come back. All right. This is
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