Speaker 1: Welcome to Carefully Reckless, the production of Our Heart Radio
Speaker 1: and the Black Effects, And just like that, we're back
Speaker 1: on the air. Welcome back to yet another carefully Reckless
Speaker 1: episode with your Girl just hilarious. Now listen, I'm by
Speaker 1: myself today and I have something very important to express
Speaker 1: and to talk about because this is actually going on
Speaker 1: in a lot of people's lives, both men and women. Pride.
Speaker 1: There is no story time. I just want to speak now.
Speaker 1: There is nothing wrong with having pride, pride false hand
Speaker 1: in hand with dignity as a woman. As a man, yes,
Speaker 1: you need both of those. But too much pride can
Speaker 1: hinder you from opportunities. It can hinder you from great relationships.
Speaker 1: It can hinder you from um bonding with family, healthy relationships,
Speaker 1: healthy friendships. It can hinder or you from job opportunities
Speaker 1: as well, anything that requires you to have a humble mind.
Speaker 1: And that just means open to everything. Honestly, if there's
Speaker 1: no no significant definition of humble other than just being
Speaker 1: open and down to earth, that's what humble is to me. However,
Speaker 1: other people always getting sucked up, But that's exactly what
Speaker 1: humble is to me, down the earth and open right
Speaker 1: pride and humble usually don't mix. Listen. I was in
Speaker 1: a position once where I was dating someone and I
Speaker 1: just blew up like I had just gotten the Fox
Speaker 1: Show and all of that ship. I was dating somebody.
Speaker 1: You know, understand what I'm saying. He felt like, I'm
Speaker 1: not gonna treat you like a celebrity because you're on Fox.
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna treat you differently because you are on
Speaker 1: a Fox show. You're the same girl that I knew
Speaker 1: when I was younger. You're the same blah blah blah,
Speaker 1: blah blah. You're the same. So don't come around here
Speaker 1: with that Hollywood ship. You're gonna be the same bitch
Speaker 1: that I knew that I went to school with blah
Speaker 1: blah blah. Now listen. And that event, his pride and
Speaker 1: his ego would not let him see me as an
Speaker 1: evolved woman from the hood. Now, I'm not gonna sit
Speaker 1: here and say I came from nothing because my parents
Speaker 1: worked damn hard to keep lights on, and me and
Speaker 1: my brother had every single thing that we wanted if
Speaker 1: we earned it. Even if my parents didn't have it,
Speaker 1: which is something I found out when I was an adult,
Speaker 1: they still scrounged up in and and and made it
Speaker 1: happen for us. However, they didn't have it all the time,
Speaker 1: but they ended up getting it for us. So I'm
Speaker 1: not gonna say I didn't come from nothing right because
Speaker 1: my parents always made something out of there nothing. So
Speaker 1: I'm gonna say that. But one thing that I can
Speaker 1: vouch for absolutely is no, I didn't have much. I
Speaker 1: was still you know, urban, I was still raising the hood.
Speaker 1: I still lived on a bloh where you know, you
Speaker 1: have crag kids walking up in the street, People get
Speaker 1: killed and and people are selling drugs right in front
Speaker 1: of your face. As a kid, I've seen transactions and
Speaker 1: I've seen ship then no kids should ever have to see.
Speaker 1: But that all made me who I am today. Now.
Speaker 1: Have I evolved from that? Hell? Yeah? Do I want
Speaker 1: my son in that position? No? I do not, and
Speaker 1: I am blessed enough not to have to put him
Speaker 1: through that. You know, although I had a great life,
Speaker 1: my childhood years were the best years of my life.
Speaker 1: I can say that. But I didn't know that there
Speaker 1: was a better way to live because that's how I
Speaker 1: was raised. So you don't know anything but what you
Speaker 1: were raised around. You don't know anything else when you're
Speaker 1: being raised, except for how you're being raised. I didn't
Speaker 1: know that there was a county. I didn't know that
Speaker 1: there were rich bitches. I didn't know any of that.
Speaker 1: I did not know that I didn't even know Beverly
Speaker 1: Hills existed. So this guy that I was dating, I
Speaker 1: was talking to and and trust me, it didn't go
Speaker 1: any further than just a couple of conversations. And maybe
Speaker 1: I cooked him in at one time and that ship.
Speaker 1: That's so, I was gonna say dinner, but it wouldn't
Speaker 1: even go out. This motherfucker was so hung up on
Speaker 1: not treating me a certain way because of how he
Speaker 1: knew me when we grew up together that he wasn't
Speaker 1: even really thinking about the woman that I had grown
Speaker 1: up to be. And he wasn't even looking at the
Speaker 1: fact that I picked you. You better be fucking lucky
Speaker 1: that I came back to this fucking hood to get you. Motherfucker. Now, listen,
Speaker 1: y'all can say what y'all want, y'all can say, oh, no,
Speaker 1: that's low, that's dirty, but y'all have to understand something.
Speaker 1: When you elevate, so does everything else in your life.
Speaker 1: I just didn't know how to elevate the status of
Speaker 1: men that I was dating, so I would keep dating
Speaker 1: hood niggas, hood niggas, a soul drugs, because that's all
Speaker 1: I knew. I didn't know how to elevate that ship
Speaker 1: at first. But once you start paying attention to yourself
Speaker 1: and you start realizing what you're worth and and and
Speaker 1: who you are and who you used to be, and
Speaker 1: how far you've come and how you're not going to
Speaker 1: let where you come from make you for the rest
Speaker 1: of your life or depict your life or dictate how
Speaker 1: you can live, then you can see a better future
Speaker 1: for yourself. Then you can start elevating everything else that
Speaker 1: comes with I started getting money, I started shopping. I
Speaker 1: started looking better. Now, when I say looking better, a
Speaker 1: bitch ain't never been ugly. I'm gonna just sit here
Speaker 1: on this podcast and tell you all this real ship.
Speaker 1: A bitch ain't never been ugly. Okay. Always had full lips,
Speaker 1: always had a nice little plump ass. Okay, I had
Speaker 1: some little alterations done. But I never had hips. Okay,
Speaker 1: I was Gina Waters from Martin. I never had hips.
Speaker 1: I always had a nice little cuff in my ass.
Speaker 1: Believe that never had titties. Okay, me and Trade Songs
Speaker 1: had the same chest for years, but it's fine. It
Speaker 1: was fine with me, but with money I same flaws.
Speaker 1: I corrected. I started eating different, I started thinking different.
Speaker 1: Now this does not mean that I elevated to be
Speaker 1: better than anyone, but I wanted to be better for myself.
Speaker 1: That's just all that is. And that guy couldn't get
Speaker 1: past that. So I had to leave that alone. His
Speaker 1: pride would not let him see the woman that I've
Speaker 1: grown into, b or that I was growing into, because
Speaker 1: I've even grown since then. Another example of pride. I
Speaker 1: have a friend homeboy close right. He just went through
Speaker 1: a situation where he was in a relationship. His girlfriend
Speaker 1: cheated on him badly, and she cheated with somebody who
Speaker 1: she knew, somebody that she was dealing with before. Now,
Speaker 1: this guy, my friend, he's a millionaire. Okay, I'm talking
Speaker 1: about deals on the table here and there. No not
Speaker 1: that money makes you know, it does not. Now, I'm
Speaker 1: just telling all this ship for a reason. He makes money.
Speaker 1: He doesn't come from money. He actually comes from the
Speaker 1: street as well. But he turned legit hasn't sold a
Speaker 1: piece of drugs for years now. I'm talking about he
Speaker 1: found an honest, legitimate way to make his money without
Speaker 1: having to turn back to the streets. Right. People know
Speaker 1: him everything. He met this girl beautiful and she's from
Speaker 1: the her too. They were together for a couple of years.
Speaker 1: They got a house together. He took her child and
Speaker 1: like it was his child and all that ship. I'm
Speaker 1: talking about what he knows their family. They met each
Speaker 1: other's families, like they bonded. They ended up being like
Speaker 1: best friends before they were just like you know, boyfriend
Speaker 1: and girlfriend, like they were goals. You know what I'm saying,
Speaker 1: because y'all know you'll like to put goals on motherfucker's
Speaker 1: You know, she ended up cheating on him, Okay, she
Speaker 1: ended up getting caught as well by him. Do you
Speaker 1: know her pride was so big and pride false hand
Speaker 1: in hand with ego as well. I want you to
Speaker 1: know that it can either be pride and dignity or
Speaker 1: pride and ego. Pride can hinder you from healthy relationships,
Speaker 1: Pride can hinder you from your future. She was so
Speaker 1: used to her previous relationships where niggas do nothing but
Speaker 1: depend on her, like she would take care of niggas
Speaker 1: and and this, that and the other, and I've been
Speaker 1: there as well. But she is this is what she
Speaker 1: is used to. She's done that and basically all of
Speaker 1: her relationships before the one with my homeboy. Right, she's
Speaker 1: used to be in the control. She's used to creeping
Speaker 1: around on it is that she take care of. Because
Speaker 1: what then are you gonna say if I be all
Speaker 1: the bills? What then are you gonna say if I
Speaker 1: put you in a predicament to to do what you
Speaker 1: do even though it's not right. But that's the type
Speaker 1: of alpha female that a lot of guys deal with
Speaker 1: because a lot of guys are living off of women
Speaker 1: these days. Let's not act like they're not, and they are.
Speaker 1: You know, I've had a few myself. So that's the thing. Right,
Speaker 1: she gets caught and she plays the victim. You haven't
Speaker 1: been in a position where you catch somebody doing something
Speaker 1: and they get mad because you caught them. They get
Speaker 1: mad at you because you're mad at them about something
Speaker 1: that you fucking did. Yeah. Yeah, that's pride, that's ego.
Speaker 1: That's when you think you're too big to get in trouble.
Speaker 1: That's when you think you so slick and that you
Speaker 1: don't owe anybody any explanation, and you're so used to
Speaker 1: moving like you've been moving where you don't even know
Speaker 1: what gets in trouble means because you've never had to
Speaker 1: answer for your actions to any nigga. So for a second,
Speaker 1: she made him feel like, you need to get me back,
Speaker 1: nigga because I ain't do ship, and that's exactly what
Speaker 1: he did. And now me, as the home girl that
Speaker 1: I am, I'm like, nigga, do you not understand you
Speaker 1: didn't do this? She did this? She did this? Why
Speaker 1: are you buying flowers? And why are you popping up
Speaker 1: at her house? Why are you still paying for ship?
Speaker 1: Why are you begging her to be back with you
Speaker 1: when her pride won't even allot you a fucking apology.
Speaker 1: Her pride won't even let her give you the decency
Speaker 1: of saying I'm sorry, I fucked up. I know what
Speaker 1: we're gonna do. Instead, she's lashing out and she's angry
Speaker 1: at you because you caught her, you quot her, and
Speaker 1: you don't want to be with her, so like your
Speaker 1: pride can hinder you. Now, we got a commercial and
Speaker 1: if you click off of this podcast, I swear I'm
Speaker 1: gonna beat your ass. Listen, I'm gonna give you another
Speaker 1: example of pride. My aunt is raising my seventeen year
Speaker 1: old cousin right now, that's her son. I need for
Speaker 1: you all to understand. My cousin is a is a
Speaker 1: problem and child all right now. He has been four years.
Speaker 1: It's fine. His father's in jail. Fine. He's taller than
Speaker 1: my aunt, so he feels like you can't beat me.
Speaker 1: Beating him is out of the question. But you're still
Speaker 1: living my fucking house. She's gonna follow my rules as
Speaker 1: long as I can make you follow them. But she
Speaker 1: can't do nothing with him. Now, this is the thing.
Speaker 1: My aunt got a phone call from his school. He
Speaker 1: was watching porn during art class. His teacher caught him.
Speaker 1: Sent to the office. They called his mom. Now, my aunt,
Speaker 1: she's at work. Oh, he was watching such and such.
Speaker 1: When she got home from work, she planned to take
Speaker 1: his phone. She got home, she tried to take his phone.
Speaker 1: He wouldn't give it to her. She was like, give
Speaker 1: me your fucking phone. You have no business watching porn
Speaker 1: in school. You know you watch it. I get it,
Speaker 1: but not in school. You gotta know. There's a time
Speaker 1: in the place for everything. That the that the mother's speech,
Speaker 1: because she's exactly right, nigga, there's a time and place
Speaker 1: for everything. Why the funk are you watching porn in
Speaker 1: live class right now? And this ain't even virtual, nigga,
Speaker 1: This y'are back in school, y'all on campus? Why are
Speaker 1: you watching porn? He says to her. I'm not giving
Speaker 1: you my phone. I just can't. Like it's I can't.
Speaker 1: That'll be giving up my power, Like I'm not gonna
Speaker 1: give you my phone, like no woman is ever gonna
Speaker 1: go on my phone. That's just like giving up a
Speaker 1: piece to me. Like I'll never give you my phone.
Speaker 1: I'll pay my own bill. Really, I don't give a
Speaker 1: funk what builds you pay. That's your mother. She's asking
Speaker 1: you to give you her phone. And that's just what
Speaker 1: it is. So when I talked to my little cousin,
Speaker 1: because you know how, she's the auntie that tells all
Speaker 1: their business and ship and outside it is. Black mothers
Speaker 1: tell all their kids business to the rest of the
Speaker 1: family and the neighborhood if they're cool with the bitches
Speaker 1: like that that they call their neighbors. But she told me, now,
Speaker 1: he is my closest little cousin. Of course, he knows
Speaker 1: I'm gonna talk about him on this show. It don't matter.
Speaker 1: I say, Yo, why the funk? When you give your
Speaker 1: mother your phone? Yo, that's like giving up my power.
Speaker 1: I would never I never give him my fire. I
Speaker 1: never let No. I'm not letting no bitch see my phone.
Speaker 1: I said, no, bitch, that's your mother. He said, no,
Speaker 1: I'm not even talking. I'm just talking about females period.
Speaker 1: I said, that's your mother. You came from her. You
Speaker 1: wouldn't be here if it wasn't for your mother. He said,
Speaker 1: y'all understand that. But I paid my own bill. I'm seven.
Speaker 1: Seen she stopped paying my bill when I was sixteen,
Speaker 1: so it saw as I'm concerned. I canna do what
Speaker 1: I want on my phone wherever I want to do it.
Speaker 1: I said, okay, cool, that's your pride talking. But you
Speaker 1: are still to respect your mother, young boy. Come on now,
Speaker 1: he apologized to her. He still don't let us see
Speaker 1: that phone, but he apologized to it. But that is
Speaker 1: literally what I would call a fucking illness. That's a
Speaker 1: fucking condition. Pride. Pride can be a condition because it
Speaker 1: can hinder you from so much in life. You ever
Speaker 1: been on your job and your boss asked you to
Speaker 1: do something that somebody else is supposed to be doing
Speaker 1: but they're not doing it, and you don't want to
Speaker 1: do it because you've already been promoted, or any type
Speaker 1: of other prideful situations you've been in at work where
Speaker 1: you needed to check yourself or somebody had to check you,
Speaker 1: or your boss had to even check you and say, Nigga,
Speaker 1: I promoted you. I need you to do this. You
Speaker 1: think as I gave you a raise that you exempt
Speaker 1: from doing ship that you used to do. That's where
Speaker 1: the fucking promotion came from in the first place. Don't
Speaker 1: get it funked up. I need for y'alls to understand
Speaker 1: pride can hinder you from so much. Pride has hindered
Speaker 1: me from so much. I'm talking about when I first
Speaker 1: started out in this ship. Man. Listen, I'm come from
Speaker 1: Baltimore City. Y'all know that West Baltimore City, to be exact.
Speaker 1: And one thing about Baltimore City is, uh, we breed
Speaker 1: strong women. Monique, look at her. Everybody thought that her
Speaker 1: pride hindered her. No, y'all getting it fucked up? No, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: she just knew her word, she knew her value. Let
Speaker 1: me tell you what pride is. Pride was me not
Speaker 1: even being in the game for a year. My first
Speaker 1: big stage that I touched was Martin Lawrence. My second
Speaker 1: or third time on stage was in front of thirteen
Speaker 1: thousand people, opening up from Martin Lawrence on the What
Speaker 1: Now Tour five years ago. You couldn't tell me ship
Speaker 1: after that. I still didn't know anything about comedy, stand
Speaker 1: up comedy. I didn't know how to write a joke.
Speaker 1: I didn't know how to do ship for myself in
Speaker 1: comedy or in the industry when I got off that stage.
Speaker 1: But all I knew was that I was successful in
Speaker 1: that ship. That ten minutes I was up there, I
Speaker 1: made my mother fucking city laugh. I had thirteen thousand
Speaker 1: people laughing at me. And I can't tell you not
Speaker 1: one joke I told that night. I can't remember one
Speaker 1: thing I even said. I was nervous as fun, but
Speaker 1: I made them laugh. So now when I get off
Speaker 1: that stage, I get a hug from Martin. Martin like
Speaker 1: you sure you sure you've been doing? Remember I told
Speaker 1: y'all backstory. I lied to Martin told Martin, I've been
Speaker 1: doing comedy for a couple of years. That's how I
Speaker 1: got on that stage. Now, listen, this is where a
Speaker 1: pride came in. Everybody started trying to book me after that.
Speaker 1: Right now, I didn't even make a lot of money
Speaker 1: on that show. I didn't. I didn't. I made hardly
Speaker 1: nothing on that show. But you would have thought I
Speaker 1: made fifty dollars the way I carried ship after that show.
Speaker 1: Still not knowing, bitch, there is much more growing that
Speaker 1: you have to do. You think as you touch one
Speaker 1: stage with Martin Lawrence that you can demand a certain price,
Speaker 1: and you can talk to people a certain way, and
Speaker 1: you can turn down ship. Are you really trying to
Speaker 1: be in this industry or are you trying to fade
Speaker 1: out like others? Are you trying to fade out? Are
Speaker 1: you trying to be a one stage hit wonder or
Speaker 1: what I'm telling you? I was crazy with it. People
Speaker 1: was calling me left and right. The book me because
Speaker 1: they had, you know, the word traveled and Instagram and everything.
Speaker 1: They was like, yo, how much you charge? I was
Speaker 1: really really telling it as I charged thirty dollars. Didn't
Speaker 1: even get three thousand dollars from Martin for opening I
Speaker 1: didn't get three on it. You understand what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: I need you all to understand that that pride hurt me.
Speaker 1: I could have made so much money, I could have
Speaker 1: even grown to be better, just you know, certain people
Speaker 1: trying to take me underneath of that wing at that
Speaker 1: and I'm like, nig I opened up from Martin. I
Speaker 1: don't need none of your niggers. Like you know what
Speaker 1: I'm saying, Like that ship hindered me from so much
Speaker 1: that I have never spoke about. And I'm surprised nobody
Speaker 1: else spoke about it because I was mean. I was
Speaker 1: very rude. I thought I made it that night, but no,
Speaker 1: that was a milestone. That was an accolade. It was
Speaker 1: a big accolade. But it wasn't me making it just yet.
Speaker 1: Because I went home and I was still broke. I
Speaker 1: went home. I was still j from Harlem and Dukeland.
Speaker 1: I went home. I was still a hood bitch. I
Speaker 1: had not elevated yet. I went home and ate a
Speaker 1: pack of Rama noodles. Yeah, I went home and got
Speaker 1: ready for work the next day. I need you all
Speaker 1: to understand that my pride hindered me from so much
Speaker 1: that I could have done. It's very important for you
Speaker 1: to catch that ship before anything goes wrong for you
Speaker 1: because of your pride and your ego. Like I said,
Speaker 1: that ship goes hand in hand. Pride and dignity is
Speaker 1: different than pride and ego ego. It's crazy you talk
Speaker 1: down on my fucker's You look at motherfucker's a different way.
Speaker 1: You're judgmental, You act like you're better than everybody. That
Speaker 1: is ego and pride at the same time. I don't
Speaker 1: want to hear anything about no fucking zodiacs. Oh that's
Speaker 1: the cancer cancers do that. Oh, that's what my fucking
Speaker 1: areas like. No, that's the sagittary. No, nigga, No, I'm
Speaker 1: telling you. For every sign out there, there is a
Speaker 1: million motherfuckers in each tribe of signs who are like that.
Speaker 1: That has nothing to do with zodiac signs. I was
Speaker 1: just having this conversation with my trainer earlier. Has nothing
Speaker 1: to do with zodiac signs. That has everything to do
Speaker 1: with who you are as a person, and and a
Speaker 1: lot of it comes from deep rooted issues. Why are
Speaker 1: you so prideful? Why do you get in your own
Speaker 1: way because pride allows you to get in your own
Speaker 1: way with a lot of things. Why why ask yourself,
Speaker 1: why what can you do to stop getting in your way?
Speaker 1: Let your guard down, be a little bit more humble,
Speaker 1: which is what open and more down to earth a
Speaker 1: k A understandable, open and understanding. That's humble. Okay, that's
Speaker 1: the real definition of being humble, open and understanding, and
Speaker 1: that's what a lot of us need to practice. In
Speaker 1: a moment. I started practicing that ship. A lot of
Speaker 1: ship changed for me. A carefully reckless listeners, A lot
Speaker 1: of that ship changed for me. Pride wouldn't let my
Speaker 1: dad let my mom go after the divorce. I love
Speaker 1: my dad to death. He was so prideful after his
Speaker 1: and my mom's divorce. He would start doing spiteful ship.
Speaker 1: He started doing spiteful things until he looked up one
Speaker 1: day and was like, Yo, this is not even who
Speaker 1: the funk I am. I didn't even know I had
Speaker 1: this ship in me. Yeah, you were with my mom
Speaker 1: for thirty four or thirty five years, so you're only
Speaker 1: doing what you know. And that's the person, the only
Speaker 1: person in the world that you would hate seeing with
Speaker 1: somebody else. But you know what's over between y'all, your
Speaker 1: pride didn't let her go. She let you go, but
Speaker 1: your pride couldn't let her go fully because you always
Speaker 1: felt like you had to have one up. You felt like,
Speaker 1: she ain't gonna be with me, She's gonna be with nobody.
Speaker 1: I don't want her, but I don't want her with
Speaker 1: nobody else. That's selfishness, that's pride, that's ego. Until he
Speaker 1: looked up, he realized, Damn, I don't want to hurt her.
Speaker 1: I don't want to be like this. I don't. I
Speaker 1: don't I want her to be happy. No, I don't
Speaker 1: want to see her happy with anybody else. And him
Speaker 1: saying it, because at first he wasn't saying that. He
Speaker 1: was just being mean and doing spiteful ship. He wasn't
Speaker 1: saying that at first, but when he said it, he realized, oh, damn,
Speaker 1: this is why I've been lashing out in acting out
Speaker 1: like this because I don't want to see it with
Speaker 1: nobody else. I don't. I don't want to, but don't
Speaker 1: want another nigga to have I don't want another man
Speaker 1: to have her. No. No, you know, so you're throwing
Speaker 1: a little temper tantrums and ship and look y'all know,
Speaker 1: my dad is short and ship like me. So you
Speaker 1: run around the city like Chucky and Ship just being
Speaker 1: destructive and ship, I said, Dad, set your little ass
Speaker 1: down and swing them legs and just think about it
Speaker 1: as your legs are swinging. Think about it, Dad, You
Speaker 1: had all this time to be great. You didn't. You
Speaker 1: lost her and that's when he got it the funk together,
Speaker 1: I said, Yo, and your pride can't get her back.
Speaker 1: Your pride will never help you win. How you win
Speaker 1: is you let her go. You let her be happy.
Speaker 1: Who knows what the the future gonna bring. And his
Speaker 1: attitude changed that day, I swear to you, So I
Speaker 1: want you all to be more aware of your pride,
Speaker 1: be aware of that ship. A lot of people got
Speaker 1: pride and don't even know. That's why you have guards up.
Speaker 1: That's why you're so cold to certain things. That's why
Speaker 1: you won't let loose and let go and be free.
Speaker 1: That's why you can't understand and certain ship, because your
Speaker 1: pride and your ego won't let you because you're so selfish,
Speaker 1: you're only worried about yourself. A lot of people aren't
Speaker 1: aware of it, and a lot of people are a
Speaker 1: lot of motherfucker's know what they're doing. It doesn't cost
Speaker 1: you anything to be humble. It doesn't cost you ship.
Speaker 1: And I know a lot of pride can be built
Speaker 1: off of constant hurt. People can hurt you and make
Speaker 1: you prideful. But if you give someone enough power to
Speaker 1: make you a certain way, then you aren't your own
Speaker 1: person anyway. You don't love yourself anyway, You don't even
Speaker 1: know yourself, and then you need to go back to
Speaker 1: get to know yourself. Pride is not always bad, but
Speaker 1: a little too much of it. It's always negative. It's
Speaker 1: always bad. Nobody wants to be around you. You're unapproachable,
Speaker 1: you're hard to talk to when you're prideful. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: ask a question and then I'm gonna and that. Y'all
Speaker 1: can let me know and my d M S or
Speaker 1: in my comments however you see fit to contact me
Speaker 1: after this. Who would you rather have a conversation with,
Speaker 1: prideful Trump or humble Obama. Let's take away the fact
Speaker 1: that they were both presidents. That take away what the
Speaker 1: funk they did and didn't do for the country. Let's
Speaker 1: take away all of that ship in the public life.
Speaker 1: We now know them. We don't know them personally, but
Speaker 1: we now know them as much as we need to
Speaker 1: know them to know. Who would you have a conversation with? Trump?
Speaker 1: Who is as prideful as they come? Who is as
Speaker 1: selfish as they come? Who as who is as egotistical
Speaker 1: as they make them honey? Or Obama? As understanding as
Speaker 1: he is, as calm, as easy as humble. I'm talking
Speaker 1: about the people we know that we've seen what they've
Speaker 1: shown us. Who would you rather have a conversation with?
Speaker 1: And just like that, I'm gonna end it on that
Speaker 1: I love y'all, just like y'all love me. And then
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