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Speaker 4: There is something deeply rooted and special and sentimental about
Speaker 4: the the quote unquote cookout for us, and we always
Speaker 4: say like who's invited to the cookout? Who's not invited
Speaker 4: to the cookout? And it's so true because there's you
Speaker 4: have to have a certain understanding and community now in transparency.
Speaker 4: Before we were getting ready to record this segment and
Speaker 4: needs to start it pod and talking about I'd rather
Speaker 4: talk about.
Speaker 5: What food ain't invited, That's what I want.
Speaker 4: And Andrew said, macaroni and cheese made on the stovetop.
Speaker 4: He't invited to the cookout. If it ain't, if it
Speaker 4: wasn't on three seventy.
Speaker 1: Five for an hour, we don't want it.
Speaker 4: Well, I was asking Angela, is Tim Scott invited to
Speaker 4: the cookout? And she said it depends on people that
Speaker 4: raise and his potatoes out. Yeah, well I heard on
Speaker 4: good authority. He prefers raisins in the potatos a.
Speaker 3: But I want to know what he's going to bring.
Speaker 3: So sometimes people bring nasty food to the How do
Speaker 3: you know.
Speaker 1: If you're gonna eat somebody's food at.
Speaker 6: The cook and who made it?
Speaker 3: You know what this is gonna be real shady, But
Speaker 3: it's how it looks, who made it and.
Speaker 5: How they look.
Speaker 3: So for example, for example, yeah, if you look like
Speaker 3: want to make you clean inside but you ain't clean
Speaker 3: on the outside about doing it, especially.
Speaker 6: If we know you live in a dirty house.
Speaker 5: We have a cousin, so my mom's first cousin.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna get in trouble for this, but we gonna
Speaker 3: tell it all on this cookout of episode Yes, Ronda
Speaker 3: so so my cousin Ronda, who I love. Ronda has
Speaker 3: taught me how to like cook so many things growing up.
Speaker 3: Ronda is on a health cake now. So we had
Speaker 3: a big, huge cookout, but cooking because it was Christmas time.
Speaker 3: It was sixty five negroes. Wow for Christmas, celebrating the
Speaker 3: first Christmas that.
Speaker 1: My sister made up of.
Speaker 3: Okay, but for Christmas, everybody wore pajamas because Graham, if
Speaker 3: Graham could stay in pajamas all day, she would we
Speaker 3: were pajamas.
Speaker 5: We had gumbo with like it was huge and I
Speaker 5: was so tired. But Randa can cook.
Speaker 3: So I was like, Wanda, you come in and it's
Speaker 3: ten year old, your grandkids, your kids come with you
Speaker 3: making She was like, oh, I'm gonna make this tofu
Speaker 3: sweet potato pie.
Speaker 5: And this was me.
Speaker 3: I was like, so, Roanda, I love you. You brought
Speaker 3: the sweet potato tofu pie. I tried it just because,
Speaker 3: but I would really like for you to get on.
Speaker 6: It good, imagine.
Speaker 3: And she made it with honey could she's not doing
Speaker 3: sugar right now, Ronda.
Speaker 5: Please do.
Speaker 6: But for everybody else.
Speaker 1: Kick us with the potato pie.
Speaker 5: I was. I was mad.
Speaker 3: We were tired about it because she can, Like this
Speaker 3: is a cousin who can like she she could literally create.
Speaker 5: A recipe for you and it's gonna be good. And
Speaker 5: this time she could have loved that.
Speaker 4: My grandmother was like the resident cook. So every July
Speaker 4: for it was a huge deal because it was my
Speaker 4: grandfather's birthday on the fourth. My father's birthday was a
Speaker 4: sixth and my cousin eight nobody died on the floor
Speaker 4: like it's EJ speaks shout out to miss e j
Speaker 4: speaks by the way for opening the podcast for us.
Speaker 4: But I I think when everybody came over, they were
Speaker 4: Gladys was her. Gladys three was my grandmother's name, I said,
Speaker 4: But Gladys cook. She would start cooking the day.
Speaker 1: Before, right glatty three, and she would be up all day.
Speaker 4: She I would be there at her sous chef and
Speaker 4: it was like just But that was a point that
Speaker 4: we've talked about before. That was her joy feeding people.
Speaker 4: She loved to see people enjoy her food. Her potato
Speaker 4: salad was amazing. Now, I'll tell you, as I've gotten
Speaker 4: into the world, people have a lot of strong opinions
Speaker 4: about different potatoes. I had some really good different like
Speaker 4: different variations. I've had really good potato salad. I've not
Speaker 4: had too many bad potato salad experiences.
Speaker 1: But I'm mostly with you know, with people who know
Speaker 1: how to make it.
Speaker 5: What did your grandma put in her potato salad?
Speaker 1: Relish potatoes. She put green peppers in hers with.
Speaker 4: Tender potatoes, eggs, of course, mayo. She topped with paprika,
Speaker 4: and then some other stuff that she ain't showed me
Speaker 4: or tell always peprik to me as a little kid.
Speaker 4: If it ain't have red.
Speaker 7: Stuff, or my mother would slice up in addition to
Speaker 7: the eggs that would be in it. She put eggs
Speaker 7: like with slic.
Speaker 4: Yeah, necessarily it's unnecessary. Why we do it so delicious?
Speaker 6: And if it don't have it, I don't want it.
Speaker 5: I don't want it. My dad, I don't know when
Speaker 5: this started happening.
Speaker 3: I really don't like it because I'm not an olives person,
Speaker 3: but my dad likes all of my mom's starting olives
Speaker 3: on top of the potato salad.
Speaker 5: I don't need.
Speaker 4: She definitely needs to put can I just I just
Speaker 4: want to say this real because when we were talking
Speaker 4: about doing this before, I actually looked into why we
Speaker 4: eat some of the things. So I want us to
Speaker 4: know because we get grown out here in these streets
Speaker 4: and try to get bougie all of a sudden want
Speaker 4: that red soda. I used to drink that red soda,
Speaker 4: Red kool Ai, red kool A.
Speaker 5: You know what is know?
Speaker 4: I'm sure it's there, but it used to mean everybody's refrigerated.
Speaker 1: Last time I had kool Ai. I ain't do no
Speaker 1: orange slices, but I couldn't.
Speaker 5: I couldn't have.
Speaker 3: My mom would not let me have kool aid, and
Speaker 3: that the crazy thing is she would let me have
Speaker 3: Hawaiian punch though.
Speaker 1: And that's weird.
Speaker 4: Same, well, we would we would have mom sugar with
Speaker 4: a little bit of kool aid.
Speaker 1: Yes, the diabetes to.
Speaker 4: Well, there's a reason why we drink red drinks because
Speaker 4: every cookout you know, for me anyway, would have red drinks.
Speaker 4: Red was used to symbolize resilience and joy. So that's
Speaker 4: why we have a lot of red a cookout, strawberry pie, barbecue,
Speaker 4: red rice, watermelon, all those things and red drink. The
Speaker 4: color red is associated with ancestral reverence in West African traditions.
Speaker 4: It's known as bicap and Senegal sorrel yeah in the Caribbean,
Speaker 4: rosella in the Horn of Africa and the Middle East,
Speaker 4: carcade in Egypt, Agua Fresca de Jamaica and Central America.
Speaker 4: So these are traditions that carried far in the hood.
Speaker 4: These red drinks are known as high sea, Hawaiian puncha
Speaker 4: and kool aid. As we talked about, fango, faga, great
Speaker 4: red or pineapple, all those are good watermelon. When the
Speaker 4: enslaved won our emancipation during the Civil War, free black
Speaker 4: people grew eight and sold watermelons. It made that a
Speaker 4: symbol of our freedom. I love watermelon, is one of
Speaker 4: my favorite fruits. Southern whites were threatened by black's newfound freedom,
Speaker 4: and so they responded by making fruit. The watermelon symbol
Speaker 4: of black people's perceived uncleanliness and laziness and childishness. So
Speaker 4: when you are out there saying I ain't eating watermelon
Speaker 4: and I don't eat watermelon in front of white people,
Speaker 4: you are just perpetuating what they wanted you to know.
Speaker 4: I'll eat watermelon in front of anybody. I don't give
Speaker 4: watermelon make our joy our pain. And so we got
Speaker 4: to get over that fried chicken. It was common, but
Speaker 4: yet a sacred farm animal in West Africa, and white
Speaker 4: colonizers were more accustomed to eating other variations of poetry
Speaker 4: poultry rather, and so they would leave chicken as an afterthought.
Speaker 4: But in sixteen ninety two, the Virginia General Assembly outlawed
Speaker 4: slaves from owning horses and cattle and blah blah blah.
Speaker 4: So that's how we came to eat chicken. So I
Speaker 4: just thought it was like, Wow, these are actual rich
Speaker 4: traditions that we had that we participate in that we
Speaker 4: don't even know. Here's my question, though, I want to
Speaker 4: shift us off food for a second. Are you on
Speaker 4: that spade table? You had that bit with table? Or
Speaker 4: you want them Domino diamond? I don't think when are
Speaker 4: you old enough to play bid with?
Speaker 3: I want my memory of bid with? Are my aunts
Speaker 3: and uncles, great aunts and uncles to be clear cussing
Speaker 3: each other out over brown liquor playing?
Speaker 7: But we can't leave food with out. Are the traditions
Speaker 7: around New Year's Eve?
Speaker 6: Just like this? Everybody observe those.
Speaker 8: That.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, but there are other cultures that have their traditions.
Speaker 4: But I think black eyed peas and Calli greens are
Speaker 4: us interesting.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and it's not meaning to each right prosperity, Yeah yeah.
Speaker 1: Call greens have the cookout to me, there are winter foods, but.
Speaker 3: Greens are legendary you because I have meeting them.
Speaker 5: I mean no, now I do it.
Speaker 3: I had my stock like for half of that and
Speaker 3: that that turkey. I think it's gelatinous. If it isn't
Speaker 3: get cold, it's good.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 1: Do you like your corn breads?
Speaker 7: Like?
Speaker 1: Do you'all like your food to touch you?
Speaker 5: Like my food to touch really.
Speaker 6: And I didn't growing up. But when it comes to
Speaker 6: greens and clean it up.
Speaker 4: The corn bread, that's what you have to up and
Speaker 4: the public should compliment the corn bread.
Speaker 5: Don't have to eat meat to have.
Speaker 6: My don't hear any people who.
Speaker 1: Yeah, who is and who is not invited it to cook?
Speaker 6: Can't come?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 1: Who you who you got?
Speaker 5: Who you got?
Speaker 6: I got a couple of cousins who.
Speaker 5: They don't take it.
Speaker 6: Pert check any of them. But you'll know you know
Speaker 6: what you did.
Speaker 8: You know.
Speaker 1: Working family like you know what you did.
Speaker 4: They don't deserve it might be worse than that.
Speaker 5: You know my phone number, but don't call me.
Speaker 7: All right, y'all, we're gonna take a quick break and
Speaker 7: be right back.
Speaker 3: Let me tell you what's not invited. And I don't
Speaker 3: have people like I, but I do have family members.
Speaker 3: Don't you ever come to the it's a pot. Look
Speaker 3: you're gonna come with a grocery bag with can goods? Like,
Speaker 3: don't you even do it? The other thing that's a
Speaker 3: pet peeve. Some people don't feel this strongly is me.
Speaker 3: I'm like extremely obnoxious about baked the goods.
Speaker 5: If you come to the house store by like pie.
Speaker 5: I'm so offendition that you.
Speaker 6: Can get from anywhere, right.
Speaker 1: Please don't do that.
Speaker 3: If you're really gonna buy a store boy, bring a little sodas,
Speaker 3: bring you a little drinks, bring you a.
Speaker 1: Little some paper.
Speaker 5: Please don't bring me no baked goods from the store.
Speaker 6: It doesn't make any sense. It's lazy ring, lazy ring.
Speaker 1: Liquor chasers, paper products, things like that.
Speaker 3: My family, I would rather you actually not bring any liquor.
Speaker 5: Don't even beer.
Speaker 4: We just that in our family. It goes, but it's
Speaker 4: always liquor at the cookout. No, you don't have a
Speaker 4: dry cookout?
Speaker 5: Yeah, we need to.
Speaker 1: And it's all kinds of things happening at the cookouts
Speaker 1: that I go, this is what we needed.
Speaker 5: Do we need a dry one?
Speaker 1: Like oh, and okay, we can. I just really quickly.
Speaker 1: There are rules to this. So I want to give
Speaker 1: a shout out.
Speaker 4: To Cavan on stage because he actually some of the
Speaker 4: things y'all saying.
Speaker 1: He has the rules. So we're gonna play. We're gonna play.
Speaker 1: Tell him what to do. What's the rules for the cookout?
Speaker 2: Don't come at the time I tell you. The barbecue starts.
Speaker 2: If I say come, at two o'clock, show up round
Speaker 2: four five thirty seven. If you come at two, you
Speaker 2: must be wanting to have them clean up the house.
Speaker 2: If you come at too, I won't even have the
Speaker 2: barbecue call ready yet. If you come at two, I'm
Speaker 2: at the store. Don't come at two o'clock. Don't come
Speaker 2: at the time I suggest. And if you don't have
Speaker 2: anything to bring, say, man, I wish I would come in,
Speaker 2: but I ain't got enough money to bring nothing that
Speaker 2: allows me to say it's cool. Come on anyway, just
Speaker 2: make sure you come late and eat last. Don't be
Speaker 2: coming and not bring nothing. And then first person in
Speaker 2: line you sit with the kids. Number three, don't be
Speaker 2: a vegan. Not today. This is not the time to argue, Hey,
Speaker 2: could you just clean off a place of the grill
Speaker 2: from my soy burger got it from garden Farms.
Speaker 5: Get out, listen here, listen.
Speaker 1: But what is his name? Is Kevin or keveon or.
Speaker 5: I don't know oka?
Speaker 4: keV on stage and my dumb ass was thinking, thank you, SAYOK.
Speaker 6: That's family.
Speaker 7: Gatherings like that are some of the places where you
Speaker 7: really can't fake superficial.
Speaker 6: You know we're talking about because it's like, oh, is
Speaker 6: that right? Because I heard y'all was getting the divorce.
Speaker 6: That's what your mom. I'm just saying that, you know,
Speaker 6: somebody's gonna.
Speaker 5: Go into all your business where they're supposed to be.
Speaker 6: Yeah, y'all still sleeping together.
Speaker 1: It's mostly old people know it is.
Speaker 6: But they take it advantage. They know better.
Speaker 5: That's what they get to.
Speaker 4: They have seen some all out brawls. Cousin Tierra, y'all
Speaker 4: know Cousin Tierra. Everybody, cousin Honey, Cousin Tierra had an
Speaker 4: experience where she was ejected and she tells us about it.
Speaker 4: Let's hear from Cousin Tierra, and then we're gonna talk
Speaker 4: about these dominoes and space.
Speaker 8: Listen, if you're that serious about the about the space game,
Speaker 8: don't ask me to play now.
Speaker 5: I've just got kicked the up of my.
Speaker 8: Grandma house, my own grandma house at family game night
Speaker 8: because I didn't know I had a die.
Speaker 5: Listen, I need y'all to understand.
Speaker 8: Everybody don't know how to play that ship who even
Speaker 8: invent at the game stage.
Speaker 6: They don't need to play that at the casino.
Speaker 5: That's not even a real game.
Speaker 6: Motherfucker want an.
Speaker 8: Uncousin me now because I first of all, what is
Speaker 8: even the word reneed?
Speaker 7: Like?
Speaker 5: Where did that even come from? That sound racist as
Speaker 5: fuck to me?
Speaker 1: And the crazy part.
Speaker 8: Is we ain't even playing for no money. We is
Speaker 8: playing for bragging rights. I said I wasn't never doing
Speaker 8: that ship again last year when my strong gas cousin
Speaker 8: broke my grandma table, slamming the card down on the.
Speaker 5: Table, because what you got to be so aggressive?
Speaker 8: Fuck lizend she can not be all.
Speaker 5: I don't really get it.
Speaker 1: Invites to the good, don't dominos.
Speaker 5: True?
Speaker 1: You need spectators?
Speaker 6: What isni? Where does it come from? I know what
Speaker 6: it is in the game, be my partner. I know
Speaker 6: what it means to catch some people up.
Speaker 1: But an actual word. I think we just only use
Speaker 1: it in space. I only use it in space.
Speaker 6: I've never heard otherwise.
Speaker 5: We're literally only heard us.
Speaker 6: To take it to renegotiate.
Speaker 1: It's not taken.
Speaker 5: Renig means renig expelled r E n E g E.
Speaker 5: In case you thought it was a red nigga, it's not.
Speaker 6: That's why she said, what is it exactly?
Speaker 5: Renigga? It means to retract, to withdraw.
Speaker 6: To, and what you're saying and not just saying it is.
Speaker 5: But Andrews the definition right.
Speaker 1: I can't believe we're going and was making the point
Speaker 1: that it's an actual word.
Speaker 4: Okay, well Andrews looking up renig as long as the
Speaker 4: space do you want to read the definition to.
Speaker 6: Renee gets to go back on your word or failed
Speaker 6: to keep a promise. Not quite lying. Renigging is more
Speaker 6: a centible mission to your ass down family to do
Speaker 6: what you said you would. Latin negar means.
Speaker 1: The definition.
Speaker 6: Spell n E G A R E.
Speaker 1: Is there anybody?
Speaker 4: Is there anybody who gets a special invite to the
Speaker 4: cookout who would not otherwise be I think.
Speaker 6: Bill Clinton is probably still invited.
Speaker 7: No, still, it wasn't tell me why you're given.
Speaker 4: That's what you're giving your sacred past. This is where
Speaker 4: you always are you giving your sacred pass. You get
Speaker 4: one pass, and then you're giving it to I don't think.
Speaker 6: He gets a pass. I think he would be on
Speaker 6: the invite list.
Speaker 1: He is not on the list.
Speaker 4: By definition, he gets a pass. So are you giving
Speaker 4: your sacred one pass?
Speaker 6: Because I don't think he needs it? So we here
Speaker 6: revisit revisited.
Speaker 1: Okay, what he does need it? Believe me. Are you
Speaker 1: do you have a pass that you want to give
Speaker 1: me somebody? I didn't know that we were doing this part.
Speaker 1: Who I just came up with it.
Speaker 5: I like it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it takes some thought because it's it's serious.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna I don't know.
Speaker 1: I thought I was gonna give me some good answer,
Speaker 1: to give me something.
Speaker 5: No, I don't want to limit I don't want to
Speaker 5: renig on this section.
Speaker 4: I get one pass to give away to somebody outside
Speaker 4: the community.
Speaker 5: Who am I giving? Okay?
Speaker 1: And you cannot and first of all, do definitely in
Speaker 1: the community.
Speaker 5: They have to be a lie.
Speaker 4: Somebody who you're saying, yes today, this person I'm gonna
Speaker 4: invite this person to the cookout.
Speaker 1: They could be anybody.
Speaker 4: Know, it's the hard question to answer, right, it could
Speaker 4: be somebody you know personally, but they better be good.
Speaker 1: You gotta explain.
Speaker 4: And they have to remember we talk about creating safety.
Speaker 4: You want your guests to feel safe. You want them
Speaker 4: to feel that they're now your guest and you're.
Speaker 5: Host a lot of pressure exactly.
Speaker 1: That's why I want you all to take these You know,
Speaker 1: what is it?
Speaker 5: Does it have to be a white person that's invited
Speaker 5: the cookout, or somebody that we would.
Speaker 1: Want to come to our family cookout, but no, this
Speaker 1: is the proverbial cookout.
Speaker 7: Is someone that could have also been kicked off the reservation?
Speaker 1: If are you inviting somebody back?
Speaker 6: No, I'm asking as part of the rules, could it
Speaker 6: not necessarily? Yes, you're out.
Speaker 1: The council will have to if you what you asked.
Speaker 4: If there's somebody who is who's passed to the has
Speaker 4: been revoked, then yes, if you are choosing to give
Speaker 4: your sacred pass to somebody who's previously been kicked off,
Speaker 4: and you're like, you know what, I want to Clarence
Speaker 4: Thomas back right, So I want to know who this
Speaker 4: person is that you are.
Speaker 1: You talking about?
Speaker 6: And you're thinking about those people who were kicked off.
Speaker 1: She was never kicked off. She was a champion. What
Speaker 1: do you talk about?
Speaker 6: She wasn't when she when confirmation was happening.
Speaker 5: That's true, That's that's partially true.
Speaker 1: They also didn't stand with Alice Walker in the color purple.
Speaker 3: Whatever, Okay, I think mine is going to go to
Speaker 3: someone who does a lot of great work for our people.
Speaker 3: He recently signed on to Maryland Moseby's Pardon It is
Speaker 3: Barry Check. Yes, I'm winning Project Verry's Fun too.
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, I like that very check. Welcome to the welcome.
Speaker 5: Home and the welcome in so many of our people
Speaker 5: home every day. I like that.
Speaker 4: That was a real good one, and I still ain't
Speaker 4: came up with a good one. Well, maybe this warrants
Speaker 4: a part.
Speaker 6: Two because I don't have anybody continued.
Speaker 4: To because well, y'all, let us know, give us some ideas. Guys,
Speaker 4: when you listen to this drop of comment, let.
Speaker 5: Us not be able to come to the cookout.
Speaker 4: Let us know in the comments who should come to
Speaker 4: the cookout and who should not get an invite to
Speaker 4: the cookout.
Speaker 5: You guys, have somebody you're kicking out of the cookout.
Speaker 1: Oh yes, several people.
Speaker 5: No, just pick one so you can't do if you
Speaker 5: can only get get one. I don't.
Speaker 1: I hate to say this person. She's already been kicked
Speaker 1: out the cookout.
Speaker 5: Just say it. She can't go, she can't come.
Speaker 7: She's the first lady of a church in Jacksonville, Florida.
Speaker 7: I do not care, right, I mean, she endorsed my
Speaker 7: campaign and helped me.
Speaker 4: No she okay, well you helped her. She tried to
Speaker 4: bring it back and go to the church cookout and
Speaker 4: hang with Jesus.
Speaker 5: She said, she told.
Speaker 3: I said, now, she said at the at the at
Speaker 3: the name of Donald Trump, every nichell bow and I said, enough,
Speaker 3: that is not in the.
Speaker 5: On the podium. You can't piss on us.
Speaker 1: And when the mic, I knew she.
Speaker 6: Was gonna we're all capable of redemption.
Speaker 7: And I profit this question to you all before, like,
Speaker 7: at what point do the sense of your past forgiving it?
Speaker 5: This question? Did she ever?
Speaker 1: And asked for.
Speaker 5: He thinks that her endorsing the campaign.
Speaker 6: I think she's done so.
Speaker 5: And I want to know who you're kicking out?
Speaker 1: Who are you kicking out? Definitely not going to thoughts,
Speaker 1: not today, not.
Speaker 6: Today, saying I'm going to think about it. I have
Speaker 6: to be thoughtful about is.
Speaker 3: I think that Clarence has been gone. But if Clarence
Speaker 3: thought he was going to bring up his vote and
Speaker 3: chair vote and chair broke.
Speaker 7: Jackson was absolutely invited every day. You have to find
Speaker 7: it to But she's invited every day.
Speaker 5: You don't understand, you don't understand.
Speaker 6: I'm just not prepared to play by them.
Speaker 4: Okay, fine, we guys, we have failed the assignments Ael
Speaker 4: what came up with two good ones? Will keep working,
Speaker 4: but we need your help. We need your help, so
Speaker 4: you guys please give us some guys.
Speaker 5: Who's not invited and he should be invited?
Speaker 6: Well, I'll just say Candice is not invited. That's it.
Speaker 1: But I don't know who that is?
Speaker 5: What is that?
Speaker 7: I have no know?
Speaker 1: But the people who do have thoughts still, Oh, that's
Speaker 1: a good one.
Speaker 5: Stop saying reservation.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I don't mean it.
Speaker 4: Okay, that's mean ours, but that's a good one. On
Speaker 4: who's not invited to He's still not there yet. You
Speaker 4: guys can tell us this on video or you can
Speaker 4: leave it in the comments. We will have every video. Yeah,
Speaker 4: we prefer the video.
Speaker 1: Send us a video on who is invited to the cookout? Right?
Speaker 1: And who is your cookoutary? Invited is honorary.
Speaker 3: For people confused like my brother Andrew, and not invited
Speaker 3: is you can kickin, folks, but you're clearly not ken folks,
Speaker 3: so you are not allowed. You are dishonorably discharged.
Speaker 5: Charge booted, get back, but most important harm.
Speaker 1: Yes, and if you can send your videos from a cookout,
Speaker 1: we would love that.
Speaker 5: It would be great. You didn't even talk about what
Speaker 5: other food should not come?
Speaker 4: Send us your food. We'll do a part to send
Speaker 4: us your food. Whatever y'all got to say about the cookout,
Speaker 4: send us a video and we will do a part two.
Speaker 3: To not necessarily the pictures because the food looks nasty.
Speaker 3: I'm going to say something.
Speaker 1: Anyway, it's a podcast. We won't be able to see it.
Speaker 1: Remember that.
Speaker 5: They can.
Speaker 4: But it would be easier if you just tell us
Speaker 4: on video who's invited, who's not invited, what food you got,
Speaker 4: what food can't come?
Speaker 6: And she got?
Speaker 1: Because whatever they want to say about the cookout.
Speaker 5: Your cookout.
Speaker 6: Not invited, not to this one.
Speaker 4: I don't understand what Andrew he doesn't like it. I
Speaker 4: know exactly what you're referencing, and I'm moving along. If
Speaker 4: you have been grated X rated, we don't know, Han
Speaker 4: know it is absolutely and till I will tell you
Speaker 4: what it is, Macar even don't even I will explain
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