Speaker 1: Watch up and welcome back to another episode of No
Speaker 1: Sealers Podcast with your hosts now fuck that with your
Speaker 1: load glasses alone. So what I don't like, cousin, is
Speaker 1: when I go to a fucking restaurant. Bro, I go
Speaker 1: to a restaurant and somebody wants me to order entirely
Speaker 1: too much sauce.
Speaker 2: Who it's you?
Speaker 1: A lot of people, and and then I'll go get
Speaker 1: the food and people start putting in custom orders where
Speaker 1: like you have to read off a list of ship
Speaker 1: to do.
Speaker 2: Yeah, can I can? I guess who would be doing that?
Speaker 1: No, don't guess. Don't guess. Everybody doesn't. It's not just
Speaker 1: one motherfucker everything.
Speaker 2: I wasn't get to guess one individual by name. I
Speaker 2: was going to guess one type of individual.
Speaker 1: Definitely a species of human beings.
Speaker 2: Yes, but.
Speaker 1: It's starting to be so annoying. And I tracked back
Speaker 1: to why they feel like this. So there's a couple
Speaker 1: reasons specifically, but one main reason they feel like this
Speaker 1: is some assholes in the nineteen hundreds, in the early
Speaker 1: nineteen hundreds, like nineteen oh five, nineteen oh six, came
Speaker 1: up with this fucking expression, the customer is always right
Speaker 1: Now that made sense when businesses were not patronized all
Speaker 1: the time, like you know what I mean. It wasn't
Speaker 1: a ton motherfuckers around the United States of America, and
Speaker 1: people cooked that home because money was scarce. So when
Speaker 1: you went out, you wanted to make somebody really happy
Speaker 1: because you knew at that point they was going out
Speaker 1: of their way and their normal you know, operations to
Speaker 1: come and support your business. When that expression came out, right, Joey,
Speaker 1: there was no motherfucking fast food restaurants in nineteen oh five.
Speaker 1: There were no fast food restaurants. So the shit you
Speaker 1: went through to prepare meals for people as a business
Speaker 1: was different. And I get the expression, you know, one
Speaker 1: hundred and twenty years ago. It makes sense for one
Speaker 1: hundred and twenty years ago for people to think the
Speaker 1: customer is always right. But this is two thousand, twenty
Speaker 1: motherfucking four America got motherfuckers on top of motherfuckers. It's
Speaker 1: four five hundred million motherfuckers that live in this country.
Speaker 1: It's tens of millions of motherfuckers that come visit. It's
Speaker 1: motherfucking millions of people crossing the border all every year. Feemy,
Speaker 1: It's a lot of motherfuckers. So this entitlement because you
Speaker 1: are spending your money at a business that makes you
Speaker 1: think they supposed to prepare your shit like you do
Speaker 1: it at home. That shit gotta die today thousand percent.
Speaker 2: And I think also back when that was invented, people
Speaker 2: didn't have the audacity that they have today. So they
Speaker 2: went to a place because they wanted to have what
Speaker 2: that person was going to prepare and present to them.
Speaker 2: And the customers always right. Was probably a bandwidth that
Speaker 2: was like a quarter, you know, the width that it
Speaker 2: is now.
Speaker 1: A quarter, a tenth.
Speaker 2: I wanted to say a tenth. I wanted to say
Speaker 2: a tenth. I don't. I don't think people, but yeah,
Speaker 2: you'd have a general restaurant, you know, hey, could you
Speaker 2: go a little light on the whatever? It would have
Speaker 2: been like the most people ask. Now it's like I
Speaker 2: hate this shit. I can't do it even and even
Speaker 2: going to nice restaurants that is so low rent to me.
Speaker 2: Like I always tell you, I have to have two
Speaker 2: restaurant plans when I go on a date, the one
Speaker 2: I want to go to and the one that I'm
Speaker 2: gonna go to with this bitch, so that I don't
Speaker 2: get embarrassed the place. I like, there's nothing worth going
Speaker 2: to a high end restaurant. Some bitch wants to order
Speaker 2: it customized so that it's now We could have gone
Speaker 2: to the fucking sizzler the way you stripped down this
Speaker 2: fucking prepared thing by this fucking professional chef came from
Speaker 2: two continents over to do this shit here for you.
Speaker 2: And now you want to tell you want to done
Speaker 2: like your fucking grandma.
Speaker 3: So you got here ordering what they prepare. At this point,
Speaker 3: you just you just you didn't create it the menu
Speaker 3: in your head.
Speaker 1: Yeah, nothing is worse than when you go to a
Speaker 1: nice steak restaur to ron and a motherfucker asked for
Speaker 1: a one.
Speaker 2: Jesus Christ, that.
Speaker 1: Shit is the most embarrassing shit in history. You didn't
Speaker 1: even taste the motherfucker steak. Let me tell you west
Speaker 1: Side cast oh seventh Street crypt on, Olivia Shoul there's
Speaker 1: no sinners, gl my nigga peeding here, my little bro
Speaker 1: Joey here, Joey computer down. So we don't really want
Speaker 1: to go crazy with the audio, but I needed to
Speaker 1: preach this message. My nigga gene on the back channel listening.
Speaker 1: This is an important message I when I go buy
Speaker 1: French fries, Bro, I go to places that the French
Speaker 1: fries taste good.
Speaker 2: Yeah, would makes sense.
Speaker 1: That means I don't need no ranch, I don't need
Speaker 1: no thousand, and I don't need no fucking ketchup. I
Speaker 1: go to places where the French fry is good. I
Speaker 1: don't go buy shit that I need sauce for. I'm
Speaker 1: a fucking adult. I get it. When I was a
Speaker 1: kid and I didn't know no fucking better, and I
Speaker 1: would go to places that you needed you know, you
Speaker 1: buy you eat bullshit as a kid, Chicken tenders that
Speaker 1: shit don't have no seasoning, so you'll be needing barbecue
Speaker 1: sauces and ranch sauces and all of the ketchups and
Speaker 1: shit like that. You needed it because you didn't know better. Bro,
Speaker 1: you fucking didn't know better. You didn't fucking know better,
Speaker 1: so you had to get it. But as a fucking adult,
Speaker 1: I can order the food so fucking good that I
Speaker 1: don't need to get sauces.
Speaker 2: Dude, you know what I used to have a problem with.
Speaker 2: This would have happened. There was a girl I used
Speaker 2: to know who would want to go to a taco place,
Speaker 2: a Mexican taco place, not like whatever, like a real
Speaker 2: like like Los Colaos or some shit like that. I
Speaker 2: want touches as tacos, but I want them with just cilantro. No,
Speaker 2: these places have the onions and the cilantro in the
Speaker 2: same tubb. How the fuck am I gonna go this?
Speaker 2: Nothing's gonna happen. You don't go to a taco truck
Speaker 2: that does what they do and ask, oh, I want
Speaker 2: cheese and sour cream and cilantro, No onions. They don't
Speaker 2: offer any of that shit on any of those things.
Speaker 2: You have to be fucking kidding me.
Speaker 1: Nothing is worse than taking a kid to Chicks Fi
Speaker 1: Lake and they ask for all the sauces you only
Speaker 1: have four strips.
Speaker 3: Shit, oh yeah, because they made that a thing right
Speaker 3: where they don't tell you no, right and.
Speaker 1: And and that's the problem with this. Customers is always right. Shit.
Speaker 1: It's the same problem as social media, because social media
Speaker 1: gives everybody a voice, which you already had, but it
Speaker 1: gives you a voice where you don't have to be
Speaker 1: accountable for the things you say. So now, motherfuckers is
Speaker 1: just adding bad. I'm in terry because they finally feel
Speaker 1: like somebody's listening to them. Well, it's the same thing
Speaker 1: with this fucking stupid ass expression. The customer is always right.
Speaker 1: I was just I just had this argument the other day.
Speaker 1: I don't want to have to get up there and
Speaker 1: take twenty minutes at a fast fucking food place. That's
Speaker 1: why it's reference cuz as a fast food fast keyword fast.
Speaker 1: So if I got you doing a thousand other things,
Speaker 1: it's going to slow down the process. And if I want, yes,
Speaker 1: and then if I wanted something custom I should be
Speaker 1: at home cooking.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're customizing fast food. It is kind of crazy,
Speaker 3: especially out the rems. It's just like, can I get
Speaker 3: that with pickles or something like.
Speaker 2: It's like, the most customize I'm ordering anything at a
Speaker 2: fast food place is to me bear balls, I want
Speaker 2: to hammer. I don't want to cheeseburger. I don't like it.
Speaker 2: They always use American cheese. I don't like that, So
Speaker 2: I say I get the hamburger. Make sure it's no cheese.
Speaker 1: That's it.
Speaker 2: That's the total. That's as customized as I'm going.
Speaker 1: And I'm the type to say I would like my
Speaker 1: cheeseburger with no onions. But if you put onions. I'm
Speaker 1: going to take my shit, breast the unions off and
Speaker 1: eat it because I knew the risk of going to
Speaker 1: a place that served fast food, not fool fast food.
Speaker 3: Yeah, people be actually expect the expectations from from fast
Speaker 3: food restaurants is crazy. Like it's like it is fast food,
Speaker 3: Like you might get some shit, might be cold, like
Speaker 3: it's certain things happen with fast food.
Speaker 1: You spending ten dollars and you think you the fucking
Speaker 1: king of the world. Yeah, I spent my mother. I
Speaker 1: spent my mother fucking money. Man, If you don't take
Speaker 1: this ten dollars the fucking style of brother's cousin, go
Speaker 1: cook your own shit?
Speaker 2: Are you how you there's ten years Where.
Speaker 3: Can you when they go to fast food go to
Speaker 3: the drive door and say make it fresh?
Speaker 2: You know what suck, dick, Not you, but the person
Speaker 2: speaking in that hypothetical scenario.
Speaker 1: Walk inside, Walk inside.
Speaker 2: Seriously, your ten dollars isn't better? And and and then
Speaker 2: you get the idiot. You can tell who exactly what's
Speaker 2: going on? You see it like late at night a
Speaker 2: lot of the times, there's five cars and one car
Speaker 2: gets up to the front with ten customized orders and
Speaker 2: they got to open all of them, make sure they're
Speaker 2: all perfectly customized to everyone. And by that time, fucking
Speaker 2: christ Man like I was just I'm now ordering Uber
Speaker 2: Eats to my car in the drive through at the
Speaker 2: fast food restaurant.
Speaker 1: Bro. That ship is though, And women do that shit.
Speaker 1: They go through everything, let me chick, it's.
Speaker 2: All they do. They do nothing besides that.
Speaker 1: It's just a proud you are not allowing the food
Speaker 1: to be fast. You are ruining the experience for all
Speaker 1: of us, all thirteen of us in the drive through.
Speaker 1: You're ruining the experience. You're ruining the fucking experience. Man.
Speaker 1: People spend that little funky ass ten dollars and thinking
Speaker 1: make them king of the fucking world because some lady
Speaker 1: at the house ain't making them no fool, because some
Speaker 1: dick that's the boss at work is making them do
Speaker 1: a lot of shit and they don't have no power
Speaker 1: nowhere else. So they go to the fucking McDonald's and
Speaker 1: be talking crazy to the fucking high school student working there, thinking, well,
Speaker 1: I'm spending my ten dollars, I'm the king here. No,
Speaker 1: you're fucking not fix your real fucking life. Nah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, People be talking fast food.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I didn't seen it.
Speaker 1: I ain't with it, like somebody go michello, funky ass sixteen,
Speaker 1: don get so fucking ass out of here.
Speaker 3: Indeed, yeah, I remind myself all the time, this is
Speaker 3: fast food, Like this shit ain't suposed to be this shit,
Speaker 3: ain't you know? Like, yeah, yeah, I get it, man,
Speaker 3: I totally gets the worse.
Speaker 2: The other thing that drives me insane is when I
Speaker 2: go to seven eleven to get a gatorade, uh, with
Speaker 2: my credit card in one hand and my drinking the other,
Speaker 2: and I'm third in line, and three pieces of shit
Speaker 2: in front of you want to buy blunt wrappers, hot dogs.
Speaker 2: They want to check their lotto tickets, and they want
Speaker 2: to buy more scratchers, and by in it's six seven,
Speaker 2: eight minutes to do a fucking singular transactions, goddamn seven
Speaker 2: of them, because you want to a stack of go
Speaker 2: scan all these fucking scratchers from the last thirty days.
Speaker 2: And I gotta have these specific scratchers. They're my lucky number.
Speaker 2: Oh you don't have that one. Oh, that one's out. Oh,
Speaker 2: and I'll have to recordinate. I can't come to my
Speaker 2: son anymore. That shit drives me insane. It's a seven
Speaker 2: eleven shit me, especially if you run it.
Speaker 3: Let a nigga, if you're about to be late for
Speaker 3: work and you try to about to get in and
Speaker 3: get out, just.
Speaker 2: Your's gonna be thirsty that day. Fuck it, just gonna
Speaker 2: be hydrated that day.
Speaker 1: Again, I get the thought a customer is always right
Speaker 1: when there were a few patrons spending their money because
Speaker 1: most people would be at home cooking their own shit,
Speaker 1: right one hundred and twenty years ago. But we got
Speaker 1: to get rid of that fucking expression. Today, it's entirely real.
Speaker 1: It's entirely too many options, not for humans, but for
Speaker 1: fast food restaurants. Nigga, we don't need your business. Like,
Speaker 1: it's a pizza place that I go to that's close
Speaker 1: to my house. It's called Jazini Shout out to Jazini's.
Speaker 1: The pizza is incredible. I'm talking about what you don't need.
Speaker 1: No motherfucking parmesan cheese, no peppers, just the fucking pizza
Speaker 1: is incredible. Right, And if you check their reviews at
Speaker 1: this Jazini's, right, they have four stars. But really, the
Speaker 1: pizza is incredible. So I was like, why do they
Speaker 1: only have four stars? So I started looking, and it
Speaker 1: was people complaining, well, the people at the front desk
Speaker 1: aren't nice to me, bitch, No nobody, oh you know, mother, don't.
Speaker 1: Nobody got to be. And that's the problem people mistake.
Speaker 1: This is where me and still bump heads at all
Speaker 1: the time with this conversation, the difference between rude and nice.
Speaker 1: There's a space, right somebody being pleasant to you to
Speaker 1: make you feel better. I'm not nice, I'm kind. I
Speaker 1: do the right thing because that's who I am. We
Speaker 1: talked about this still was like, man, the motherfuckers ain't
Speaker 1: looking out for you, then why you doing shit for them?
Speaker 1: And I'm like, because I'm doing things that are me
Speaker 1: and nobody could change that. I will open up the
Speaker 1: door for a none or fucking prostitute because it's a
Speaker 1: representation of who Olivia raised her son to be. I
Speaker 1: don't care if it's a fucking nun who never got
Speaker 1: no dick in her life or a motherfucking prostitute that
Speaker 1: sucked thirty dicks the day before. I'm going to open
Speaker 1: the door for this woman and allow her to walk in.
Speaker 1: It's a I'm kind, it's a representation of me. Nice
Speaker 1: means I think I give a fuck about how you
Speaker 1: feel about it. I don't give a fuck about when
Speaker 1: I do something nice. Excuse me when I do something
Speaker 1: for somebody else, I don't really give a fuck how
Speaker 1: you feel about it. Joey, when I do something I
Speaker 1: help you set up a corporate, you think I give
Speaker 1: a fuck about how you felt about it. I didn't
Speaker 1: do it because I thought you would be happy and
Speaker 1: play and pleased with Who the fuck are you? Or
Speaker 1: Joey is pleased with me because I helped him set
Speaker 1: up his own corporate. I don't live my life based
Speaker 1: off of your approval. I live my life so when
Speaker 1: I wake up in the morning, I can look at
Speaker 1: myself and say, you know what, I try my best
Speaker 1: to help other human beings. That's I tried my best.
Speaker 1: When I go to the place to get food, I
Speaker 1: tried my best to be a decent person. It's not
Speaker 1: about anybody else. It's about who I am. But I'm
Speaker 1: telling you, motherfucker's lives be so fucked up. That's why
Speaker 1: they always want a vacation. They always want a vacation
Speaker 1: because they're trying to get away from their real life.
Speaker 1: That's why they always doing dope. That's why they always drunk.
Speaker 1: Fix your fucking life. Don't go take your fucking raggedy
Speaker 1: ass attitude down there to the McDonald's man, this little
Speaker 1: nigga that's in high school and feel like you are
Speaker 1: the king of the earth because you got twenty dollars.
Speaker 3: Hey, Danny is shame from working for working there? Yes,
Speaker 3: that got the customers. Motherfucker's only paying you this anyway,
Speaker 3: broke ass.
Speaker 1: But that's how it is on Twitter too, It'll be
Speaker 1: a motherfucker talking shit about my rap career. Glasses, you know,
Speaker 1: Will You're not Kendrick. You don't have a number one.
Speaker 1: You know you only went number fifty nine. How high
Speaker 1: did you get up the charts? How was your song? Sir?
Speaker 1: How is your song? Glasses? You think you the shit
Speaker 1: because you got you know, ninety thousand, ninety You only
Speaker 1: got ninety six thousand followers? You have nine, sir. Nine.
Speaker 1: This is the craziness in people's mind to where they like,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna talk shit about you because I'm gonna compare
Speaker 1: you to this person, but not myself. How the fuck
Speaker 1: you gonna talk shit to me because I don't got
Speaker 1: a number one. I'm talking about two different people in
Speaker 1: the conversation. I'm talking about Drake and Kendrick Lamar. I
Speaker 1: am obviously not competing with them when it comes to
Speaker 1: charting records. And if I have an expression about those
Speaker 1: two guys competing. If God is my friend and I'm
Speaker 1: cheering for him, it's okay, it's my friend. It's what
Speaker 1: you just because your chicken shit ass, don't cheer for
Speaker 1: your friends. Don't make me feel like shit, right. I
Speaker 1: told Brandy bro I said, cuz, stop ordering food. Why
Speaker 1: don't you order sauce with food on the side, hilarious.
Speaker 1: I want three red sauces, three green sauces with a
Speaker 1: side of tacos. That way, the focus is on the
Speaker 1: motherfucking sauces. If that's what makes the food so fucking good.
Speaker 1: I don't go nowhere, Joey, where I need sauces.
Speaker 2: And people now like you go to like a lot
Speaker 2: of sit down like quick like taco is that have
Speaker 2: like the salsa bar. You got people stacking up ten
Speaker 2: to twelve of them high to take them homeles so
Speaker 2: they can have saucer for the week. Backing up the
Speaker 2: line you third fourth life. I just want to three
Speaker 2: dots of shit on my little couple of tacos here
Speaker 2: and you over there with a stack of these miniature
Speaker 2: cups a foot and a half high.
Speaker 1: Oh, the food is dry. I don't like dry food.
Speaker 1: Why would you go there? Why would you order that?
Speaker 3: Yeah, people will add some shit before before they even
Speaker 3: taste it. Man, I didn't seen niggas add salt to
Speaker 3: a pork chop. I'm like nigga pork.
Speaker 1: Bruh, I said another thing, white sauce. I go where
Speaker 1: the chicken nuggets. Don't need sauce. The sauce is a condiment.
Speaker 1: It's supposed to be. The food is good, and this
Speaker 1: gives an extra flavor. If you need sauce, the food
Speaker 1: is nasty. If you need a one steak sauce, you
Speaker 1: don't like steaks, You like a one sauce, a one stead.
Speaker 1: If you ever ate a one sauce, bro it overpowers
Speaker 1: the flavor of the fucking beef.
Speaker 2: The only a one steak sauce, the only time I'm
Speaker 2: having it. It's my late night waffle house run. I
Speaker 2: get a strip steak, a waffle and scrambled eggs. There's
Speaker 2: getting a one on the steak, Tabasco on the eggs,
Speaker 2: syrup on the fucking waffle because it's three in the morning.
Speaker 2: I get the waffle house, and that shit can't stand
Speaker 2: by itself. It's it's a six.
Speaker 1: It's horrible, yes, and it's at You can't do anything else.
Speaker 1: So I'll make this digestible, and I keep telling people
Speaker 1: that like people get they be like glasses. Well, everybody
Speaker 1: don't like gotta like their steaks medium. I like my
Speaker 1: steaks well done. Nobody likes well done steaks. No fucking
Speaker 1: body tasted a well done steak. It said, this tastes
Speaker 1: fucking good. It does not. It looks like fucking wood.
Speaker 1: They don't.
Speaker 2: You can take to the bottom of your shoe and
Speaker 2: call it a loafer if you have the rest of
Speaker 2: the shoe.
Speaker 1: Like, I'm tired of having common sense conversations with human beings.
Speaker 1: It's so I get it. Man head and Silas always
Speaker 1: tell me they be like man, people are stupid, and
Speaker 1: I'd be like, nah, bro, people are distracted, and I
Speaker 1: can tell because Pete says the same thing. They're distracted
Speaker 1: so they don't really ever take time to see what
Speaker 1: they like. They just go with the flow of things
Speaker 1: so they can have time to fuck off because they're
Speaker 1: not making time to think, or to taste or to want.
Speaker 2: To know why they're distracted glasses Why because they're stupid.
Speaker 1: That's not stupidity.
Speaker 2: It is stupidity. And I'll explain to you why. If
Speaker 2: you have a lack of focus, your cognitive growth is
Speaker 2: going to be stunted. You're going to be less smart
Speaker 2: aka stupid. Also, the fact that you are stupid means
Speaker 2: that you're ensconced in basic simple thought tasks for longer,
Speaker 2: so you don't have you know, we're done with something
Speaker 2: in thirty seconds, they're done with it in three minutes.
Speaker 2: We're two and a half minutes ahead. Then they get there,
Speaker 2: they're distracted and confused because they just finished the previous
Speaker 2: thought and they didn't have the time gap from the
Speaker 2: expeditious processing of information to be able to preprocess the
Speaker 2: next information.
Speaker 1: Okay, I get the thought. But let's let's be honest, right.
Speaker 1: Intellect is a gift. It is not something to afforded
Speaker 1: to every human being, and it's not something that can
Speaker 1: be developed. Like if you don't have it, it's very
Speaker 1: it's virtually impossible to get intellect. Right, it's possible, But
Speaker 1: like I have a scientific experiment, experiment going on that
Speaker 1: I'm planning to do. But I genuinely think intellect is
Speaker 1: a gift, right, So the ability to process information is
Speaker 1: a gift. It's not something everybody has. But also people
Speaker 1: in regular life bro are distracted by problems. Right, Most
Speaker 1: people don't live in existence pete, where it's just they
Speaker 1: have time to make choices right there, pursuing a job
Speaker 1: like Joey is at work twelve hours a day. Me
Speaker 1: and you have more time to read books than Joey. Sure, right,
Speaker 1: because most human beings are forced to a workforce to
Speaker 1: where they don't have time to develop whatever gift they have, right,
Speaker 1: And it could be based off decisions they made before.
Speaker 1: You know, they could have got a girl pregnant and
Speaker 1: now they got to take care of their kid. It's
Speaker 1: all kinds of things that starts to force you. Lord knows,
Speaker 1: ween got to get into oppression and da da da,
Speaker 1: and people trying to keep you down, and so you
Speaker 1: gotta you know, so forth of its own. We ain't
Speaker 1: got to even go that far. I'm saying, I don't
Speaker 1: think people are incapable of learning. I think people, you know,
Speaker 1: people struggle with understanding how to teach people differently Does
Speaker 1: that make sense? You get what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think those are all rationales, just trying to
Speaker 2: explain why people are stupid, But the fact of the
Speaker 2: matter still remains that they are.
Speaker 1: No, I think, but stupid is incapable of learning? Ignorant?
Speaker 1: Is you just don't know? I think more people are
Speaker 1: ignorant than they are incapable. I think more people don't
Speaker 1: know something versus incapable of learning something.
Speaker 3: Do you think most of a lot of people choose
Speaker 3: not to learn it as well? No?
Speaker 1: No, yes, yes, But I think it's more rooted in
Speaker 1: like issues. You know what I'm saying. It's reasons why
Speaker 1: people don't want to tackle Like me and Pete always
Speaker 1: talk about history. This is going to sound a little racist,
Speaker 1: and I am racist. White people study history all the time.
Speaker 1: White people will keep ledgers of shit, Like when the
Speaker 1: mafia goes down, it's because they got ledgers of shit.
Speaker 1: They can remember. But they have ledgers. They are proficient,
Speaker 1: and they care about history. They understand that the world
Speaker 1: go in circles and you can expect the same shit.
Speaker 1: And Pete knows this even though we never.
Speaker 2: Just watched The Untouchables last night, which is funny because
Speaker 2: they brought down capone on the whole accounting ledger, and
Speaker 2: I'm like, why didn't they just leave his name out
Speaker 2: of it and just have a weird accounting glitch that
Speaker 2: had a big gap of money missing.
Speaker 1: No, because the white people will take notes. White folks
Speaker 1: take notes that stay shit taking notes. They gonna document
Speaker 1: everything because they understand the world works in a circle.
Speaker 1: So they like history is like, it's gonna history repeats.
Speaker 1: They get that, so they always got the notes. Black people,
Speaker 1: especially in America, our history is fucked up. So the
Speaker 1: one thing we always trying to do is forget. That's
Speaker 1: what Nigga's favorite thing is. Let me drink tonight because
Speaker 1: I need to forget how fucked up today was. Let
Speaker 1: me smoke this wing because I need to forget how
Speaker 1: much pressure I'm under, you know what I mean. So
Speaker 1: it is a traumatic experience for us to repeat history
Speaker 1: in this country. Now, again, that's neither here nor there,
Speaker 1: But it's also the reason that human beings feel like
Speaker 1: because they don't address their real life. They take this
Speaker 1: funky ass twenty dollars and to a fucking place where
Speaker 1: the food service is supposed to be quick and drag
Speaker 1: out a fucking process, cuz that's supposed to be fast.
Speaker 1: It's built on space. Right now, Bro, will we go
Speaker 1: to get fast food?
Speaker 2: Bro?
Speaker 1: It takes forever, forever.
Speaker 2: I wonder question. I wonder if there is decent data
Speaker 2: analysis through what are the like through focus groups that
Speaker 2: any of these companies have conducted saying well, all right,
Speaker 2: if we were to charge twenty five cents per sauce,
Speaker 2: people don't like that, we could lose some customers. Or
Speaker 2: also if you're driving up because usually a lot of
Speaker 2: fast food restaurants are in clusters you know, that are
Speaker 2: not like very often just one and then nothing for
Speaker 2: a mile in all directions, just just just due to
Speaker 2: common zoning. If you're pulling up and you see, oh,
Speaker 2: there's twelve cars at Joe's Burgers and three cars at
Speaker 2: Sam's Chicken. Fuck up, we're getting chicken to day? You know,
Speaker 2: how much does the customization line time deterrent cost you
Speaker 2: and in potential business relative to the okay, we're not
Speaker 2: gonna cook your fries fresh right now.
Speaker 1: Innately, I'm going to say it costs them very little.
Speaker 1: Because another issue I have with humanity is this desire
Speaker 1: to be where everybody's at.
Speaker 2: You know something that is also true. But you know,
Speaker 2: you know whose motto is get it your way right
Speaker 2: away at Burger King and now come to our place.
Speaker 2: Fuck up the whole ordering process and you can be
Speaker 2: king for a day, aren't you special? I agree your paper.
Speaker 1: Crown and it's time to change it. Yes, it is.
Speaker 1: The customer is wrong, motherfucker, because nobody who is a
Speaker 1: king should act like that.
Speaker 2: No, that's how you know what kind of king acted
Speaker 2: like that? Louis the sixteen.
Speaker 1: Mo fuck is somebody at the whole town for to kill.
Speaker 2: They locked his whole family's head off through it.
Speaker 1: The customer is just getting crazier and crazier. Bro, And
Speaker 1: I was talking to still about this. It still is
Speaker 1: just making this point where he's like, well, you know,
Speaker 1: the customer should be right because you know the customer,
Speaker 1: you know, they don't have to spend their money there.
Speaker 1: We'll take your the folk y at sixteen dollars somewhere else.
Speaker 1: The fact that you feel like yo sixteen dollars entitles
Speaker 1: you to anything except what you ordered.
Speaker 3: It's crazy, Yes, impossible for the commercial the customer to
Speaker 3: be always right. Man, I didn't been in plenty of places,
Speaker 3: and people were ruled to the to the restaurant just
Speaker 3: like you say, whatever they going through in life attitude
Speaker 3: or even if the food comeback mess up. Now you're
Speaker 3: tripping on the waitress or the waiter as if they
Speaker 3: cooked it, you know what I mean, Like they could
Speaker 3: have told the cook or the chef exactly what you said.
Speaker 3: Mistakes happen, but.
Speaker 2: That's just cut that ticket.
Speaker 1: That's because they come in this motherfucker because of this
Speaker 1: whole one hundred and twenty year shit that them old
Speaker 1: white men came up with, and people feel like that
Speaker 1: shit keeps working. They like, oh this shit is still worked.
Speaker 1: Oh this this slogan still work. The customer is not
Speaker 1: always right.
Speaker 2: The other thing that's really fucking up restaurants is these
Speaker 2: massive inundations of online delivery Apple words. I mean, they're
Speaker 2: backing kitchens up like I can't even believe. Like I
Speaker 2: try to go in sometimes the line will belong a
Speaker 2: Chick fil across the streets, so I'll park and walk
Speaker 2: in to try to skip the fifteen people back up
Speaker 2: in the line, and they got a whole section now
Speaker 2: for whatever the fuck Uber Eats and all the other
Speaker 2: damn ones. Yeah, it's like, now it takes me thirteen
Speaker 2: fourteen minutes to get a chicken thing heated up because.
Speaker 3: There's man, I didn't realize people.
Speaker 2: Man, they that mobile.
Speaker 1: And again it's fucking up. The concept of fast food
Speaker 1: the customer is Always Right is a model or slogan
Speaker 1: which exhorts service staff to give a high priority to
Speaker 1: customer satisfaction. It was popularized by pioneering and successful retailers
Speaker 1: such as Harry Gordon, Selfridge, John Wannamaker, and Marshall Field.
Speaker 1: They advocated that customer could plain should be treated seriously
Speaker 1: so that customers do not feel cheated or deceived. This
Speaker 1: attitude was novel and influential when misrepresentation was rife in
Speaker 1: caveat em Let, The buyer beware was a common legal maxim.
Speaker 1: That shit's in nineteen oh five, That shit should have
Speaker 1: been dead in nineteen ninety five.
Speaker 2: I don't know. There's a lot of deception in the
Speaker 2: French fries out there.
Speaker 1: Lord knows, I don't you know. These might not be potatoes.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all of them can't be potatoes. Man, there's enough
Speaker 2: deception in McDonald's meat as it is, is that just
Speaker 2: take it as a truth and run with it is.
Speaker 1: That, Or don't fucking go to McDonald's. How dare you
Speaker 1: go to State or Brothers and get your own ground
Speaker 1: beef and make your own fucking bait. But I said
Speaker 1: this because I said this. I said this. The human
Speaker 1: experience is being ridiculously lessened by convenience. Convenience is ruining
Speaker 1: the world. Convenience it ruins everything about quality. Convenience is
Speaker 1: the killer of quality. It destroys cod Like I don't know,
Speaker 1: how will motherfucker use these these apps when they go
Speaker 1: buy like groceries. How you let another motherfucker pick your produce?
Speaker 1: It's one thing. It's one thing to have a motherfucker
Speaker 1: go pick your can goods, maybe even your bread loaf.
Speaker 1: But how you let another motherfucker go behind the meat
Speaker 1: counter and pick the state that they want, or go
Speaker 1: in the lettuce section and pick the romaine lettus that
Speaker 1: they won't? You are just lazy man. I go to
Speaker 1: In and Out, bro shout out to the In and
Speaker 1: Out because they're one of the few places that really
Speaker 1: still pride themselves in top quality customer service as best
Speaker 1: as they can, and they still try to keep it
Speaker 1: speedy even though it's fucking thirty six cars in the
Speaker 1: drive through, right, but they try their best to keep
Speaker 1: it speedy. They got somebody outside taking orders. They're still
Speaker 1: trying to.
Speaker 2: And they have raw meat on the premises. A lot
Speaker 2: of the other places are cooking out at central locations
Speaker 2: and delivering shit in. They're just reheating it, and so
Speaker 2: it's a bogged down process in general.
Speaker 1: So shout out to in and out because they're trying
Speaker 1: their best, right, Shout out to out there trying their best. Well.
Speaker 1: They go through a lot to keep a quality of business.
Speaker 1: But prime example, it'll be thirty eight cars. You know
Speaker 1: how many times I go park and walk inside and
Speaker 1: it's two people, Who the fuck are you the way?
Speaker 1: You just want to park your fucking car and go
Speaker 1: walk inside? Like I am so sick and tired of
Speaker 1: the world being a piece of shit here in America.
Speaker 1: I am tired, bro. And it's all this sense of
Speaker 1: entitlement about existing and it is fucking It's cat with
Speaker 1: this dumb ass expression that was cool one hundred and
Speaker 1: twenty years ago, but obviously ridiculous now. Obviously it's ridiculous
Speaker 1: now Cuz.
Speaker 2: Honest, I was listening to a professor talk about some
Speaker 2: shit the other day, and he in this lengthy discussion,
Speaker 2: he was criticizing academy because you know, the quote that
Speaker 2: mattered essentially was well, that was the beginning of this
Speaker 2: whole self esteem movement, which proved to be a giant catastrophe.
Speaker 2: And it is, like I swear to God, the last
Speaker 2: thirty years, like self esteem has become arbitrarily important based
Speaker 2: off of nothing. Self esteem should be derived by how
Speaker 2: close you are to accomplishing your goals as you set
Speaker 2: them for yourself, whatever they are. If you want to
Speaker 2: be a mechanic and you are a mechanic, that's what
Speaker 2: self esteem. You're being good mechanics. Would you want to
Speaker 2: be a mechanic. If you wanted to be a pilot
Speaker 2: and you're pushing the broom next door to the airport
Speaker 2: or whatever the hell you know, you might not have
Speaker 2: so much self esteem because you wanted to be a pilot.
Speaker 2: You fail, whatever it might be. But this whole everybody's
Speaker 2: just way too caught up, and that my mental health,
Speaker 2: my trauma, my this my that dude, fuck that shit.
Speaker 1: Persevere endure fourth place trophies, bro all of it, fifth
Speaker 1: place trophies, fifth place trophies. Shamee what happened to Shane?
Speaker 1: Like I was on Twitter and the dude was talking
Speaker 1: shit to me. He's like, you you trying to suck
Speaker 1: Kendrick Dick. You and that nigga wouldn't piss on you
Speaker 1: if you was on fire or you don't know him
Speaker 1: or you are you don't even know this nigga. And
Speaker 1: it's like the fans that say like supporters and be
Speaker 1: like show him pictures. He won't even say, hey, my bad,
Speaker 1: I thought you didn't know him, because motherfucker don't have
Speaker 1: shame any more.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's true.
Speaker 1: It used to be personal shame. Like we've talked about
Speaker 1: it a lot of times. Bro. People hear the term
Speaker 1: snitches and they think that in the hood people used
Speaker 1: to kill snitches. That's not true. In the mafia, they
Speaker 1: kill snitches so you couldn't go to court on them
Speaker 1: on the case. In the hood, you used to have shame.
Speaker 1: Like if you told on niggas, you would move yourself
Speaker 1: out to fucking Antelope Valley, the furthest parts of the world,
Speaker 1: California City. You'll get married, have some kids, and raise
Speaker 1: your kids because you would realize you wasn't cut out
Speaker 1: for the life, and you had shame, you would move
Speaker 1: to Marino Valley. You would move somewhere else and get
Speaker 1: away from the environment because you realized you wasn't cut
Speaker 1: out for it. You would have enough shame that you
Speaker 1: don't want to show your face now. And there's two
Speaker 1: thousand way of thinking, like Pete talking about motherfuckers don't
Speaker 1: have shame, They'll just be walking around the hood still
Speaker 1: like yo, bitch, couldn't hack it. That's why you don't.
Speaker 2: You know where I think this started. I remember this
Speaker 2: is twenty plus thirty years ago when when it became
Speaker 2: the phrase, oh, don't judge, you can't judge me. Whatever
Speaker 2: the fuck judge people judge things if you if you
Speaker 2: exhibit a lack of judgment, that's probably not gonna be
Speaker 2: good for you. And now I understand there's you know,
Speaker 2: trying to pass you know, moral judgment like your God,
Speaker 2: no one's doing that. But if you do something stupid,
Speaker 2: people should say you did something stupid, so you feel
Speaker 2: stupid so you don't do it again. And if someone's
Speaker 2: doing something stupid all the time, you should judge them
Speaker 2: as being stupid so you don't get involved with them.
Speaker 2: And bring their stupidity into your life and fuck up
Speaker 2: your life. I hate this lack of judgment mentality. I
Speaker 2: think it's prudent to have judgment.
Speaker 1: Rappers who think that they need to be the best rapper. Oh,
Speaker 1: I'm the best rapper. Everybody should feel the best. No,
Speaker 1: you fucking shouldn't. I talked to Symbol. I was talking
Speaker 1: to Symber. Symbol was talking ahead. I had talked to
Speaker 1: cast Cash is one of the main niggas in Symber's career.
Speaker 1: I was cussing cast ass out Simber talking about he
Speaker 1: better than Eminem, and Symber called me my head on
Speaker 1: the phone. Right before I got on his ass. He
Speaker 1: explained to me it was a marketing thing. God knew
Speaker 1: that I was finna get on his ass. Hey, you
Speaker 1: got to go out here and do the work. You
Speaker 1: are not the best rapper. Get out of your fucking
Speaker 1: mind that you're the best rapper. You don't think you
Speaker 1: need to be the best rapper. What you need to
Speaker 1: think is you could become the best rapper. That's what
Speaker 1: you should be thinking. You shouldn't be thinking I'm the best.
Speaker 1: Everybody should feel that the best. No, you fucking shouldn't.
Speaker 1: You should not feel you're the best. You should feel
Speaker 1: like you can become the best if you put in
Speaker 1: the work. It's no, you're not. No, you fucking not. No,
Speaker 1: you're fucking not. Oh, it's all subjective. No, it's not. No,
Speaker 1: it's not.
Speaker 2: This is why I switched from playing basketball to track
Speaker 2: and field in high school. I didn't like the subjectivity
Speaker 2: of the assessment of me as an athlete in basketball.
Speaker 2: Within that, I said, you know what, fuck it. Then
Speaker 2: I'm gonna go find a clock. I'm gonna compete against
Speaker 2: that guy, and I'm gonna take the mystery right out
Speaker 2: of this. Well, that's a reason I stuck with the sport,
Speaker 2: didn't go back to basketball.
Speaker 1: This shit is getting worse and worse, and it starts
Speaker 1: with that simple thing. Like some things, some things are
Speaker 1: not meant to last forever. That's one of those things.
Speaker 1: The customer is not always right. Bro. You are not
Speaker 1: entitled to anything because outside of the products you purchased,
Speaker 1: based off based off the menu, based off the fucking menu,
Speaker 1: based off the menu, not the product you could create
Speaker 1: in your mind. Not you want a chicken salmich with
Speaker 1: a burger together.
Speaker 2: That's a good point. You go to to the restaurant.
Speaker 2: They show you the menu of finished items. They don't
Speaker 2: hand you a list of the ingredients in the kitchen
Speaker 2: in the back. You don't see flour, eggs, meat, corn. No,
Speaker 2: you see cheeseburger, you see pizza.
Speaker 1: They're just getting out of control, bro. They getting out
Speaker 1: of control, bro. And it's a fucking fast, full restaurant.
Speaker 1: How you gonna want your shit fast and healthy? That's
Speaker 1: some American But that's some American shit, motherfuckers. That's because
Speaker 1: the spirit of this country has become a woman.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, that's what a liberal is.
Speaker 1: A liberal is a woman. The spirit of this country
Speaker 1: has became a liberal a woman. So women think they
Speaker 1: could be everything. Shout out to all the ladies who
Speaker 1: listen to no siblings, I mean no disrespect, because you
Speaker 1: guys are forced to be everything. You are forced to
Speaker 1: be superwoman, you are forced to be a mom. You
Speaker 1: are forced to be a lot of things. But really
Speaker 1: you should pick a couple things and focus because if
Speaker 1: you try and be everything, you're gonna be twenty percent
Speaker 1: of everything. If you don't got a motherfucker understand and
Speaker 1: just be okay with that, you're gonna always have problems.
Speaker 1: And that's the problem in this country. Who the fuck
Speaker 1: wants fast and healthy food? Who the fuck wants healthy
Speaker 1: soul food?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 1: I heard a motherfucker say that healthy soul food. It
Speaker 1: was made by slaves who took the worst shit, the
Speaker 1: last of the shit, and made it digestible in taste.
Speaker 1: It wasn't ever meant to be healthy. You can't have
Speaker 1: a soul food salad, but you're gonna do a oxtails
Speaker 1: over salad. But you're gonna do a hogmog salad.
Speaker 2: Chit like steak salad. What the fuck is a steak salad.
Speaker 2: A steak is a steak and a salad is on
Speaker 2: the side. Take the steak off the top of the salad,
Speaker 2: set it to the left, and fucking have a meal
Speaker 2: and then use your fork and do it yourself. There
Speaker 2: you go.
Speaker 1: But America, man, America is really losing its identity. It's
Speaker 1: becoming a thirty year old white woman. Yes, America used
Speaker 1: to be a forty year old white man. America now
Speaker 1: is a twenty nine year old white woman.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, I got to hand it to you.
Speaker 2: I had a move to Italy understanding over the weekend.
Speaker 2: They have pivoted from their eurotrash centric leadership paradigm. They
Speaker 2: have a new leader in place. They're going with these
Speaker 2: small novel like not small like this, but far far,
Speaker 2: far far smaller and dispersed localized nuclear power systems try
Speaker 2: to run their country because they've burnt the whole system
Speaker 2: into the ground in there, because they was run like
Speaker 2: dogshit for half a century. They might actually have some
Speaker 2: answers over there. I might actually go, fucking what's the answer?
Speaker 2: The answers is, they might actually be able to provide
Speaker 2: themselves reasonable cheap energy to run their country and correct
Speaker 2: their economy that's been basically being just a drag on
Speaker 2: the neck of Germany's economy for the past quarter century.
Speaker 1: I gotta think I gotta read some more about that.
Speaker 1: I didn't know what was going on.
Speaker 2: Total mess in Italy. Total mess. That's that's why they
Speaker 2: got It's not an accident that America is full of Italians.
Speaker 2: Places been a mess for one hundred and fifty years.
Speaker 1: Peza your Italian.
Speaker 2: I'm an ex Italian. I'm an American. I'm an ex Italian.
Speaker 2: None of us, none of us went back. That was
Speaker 2: a one way trip, buddy.
Speaker 1: But guess what with the struggle with the struggle. At
Speaker 1: least they gave us pizza. Sure, Sure, I fucking take pizza.
Speaker 1: All the shit they went through is worth pizza.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they pretty much did pizza and concrete.
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