Speaker 1: They say, insanity is doing the same thing over and
Speaker 1: over again expecting a new result. So then that made
Speaker 1: me think, isn't that essentially the same thing we do
Speaker 1: with stressing. We sit there and play a situation over
Speaker 1: and over and over again about what we could have done,
Speaker 1: about what we should have done, or perhaps even what
Speaker 1: we could do, and what we realize is that in
Speaker 1: that moment or moments or time being rather, we find
Speaker 1: ourselves robbing ourselves at the present. And what do they say?
Speaker 1: The presence is a gift. Now the question becomes are
Speaker 1: you ready to receive it? It made me think about
Speaker 1: this track. I have this whole like Vitamin D inspirational, uplifting,
Speaker 1: encouraging playlist and there's a song that came to mind
Speaker 1: that I was listening to and it's entitled I Ain't
Speaker 1: stressing to day by Dear Silas here Go. I ain't
Speaker 1: got time for that stressing. I'm receiving all my blessings
Speaker 1: about to love and hug myself because I got time today.
Speaker 1: Whatever happened yesterday, guess what, I ain't worried about it
Speaker 1: on my master's pete today. You know I'm body about it.
Speaker 1: I ain't stressing by no bills. I ain't got no
Speaker 1: time to chill. Put some problems in my face. I'm
Speaker 1: just gonna bounce about it. I ain't stressing the day.
Speaker 1: Bout your shoulders, feel the vibe. I ain't stressing today. Uh,
Speaker 1: I ain't stressing today. So I gotta implore you. Ain't
Speaker 1: nobody stressing a day. Look, we here for a good time,
Speaker 1: not a long time. So we gotta make it count
Speaker 1: whether you were great, no what you could have did
Speaker 1: or what you should have did. How about we talk
Speaker 1: about what you can do and why now? I guess
Speaker 1: what you can't do is get this Vitamin Day. So
Speaker 1: let's make about today. We ain't stressing. We're relation in
Speaker 1: the press and we'll realizing the moment that is the
Speaker 1: gift and what's the com shall be? But why now?
Speaker 1: This right here? Oh this is gold. You're ready to
Speaker 1: get some Vitamin D. Let's go. Good morning, good afternoon,
Speaker 1: good evening. You are tuned in to the Vitamin D
Speaker 1: with Dawn Day podcast, and I am your host, Dawn Day,
Speaker 1: here to get you excited about your life so that
Speaker 1: you can live life on purpose and for a purpose.
Speaker 1: If this is your first time tuning in and welcome
Speaker 1: Vitamin D. It's upon off my name. My name is Dawn,
Speaker 1: and you get vitamin D from the sun. So I'm
Speaker 1: here a shed light into your life. And I do
Speaker 1: this with inspirational insights and conversations with celebrities and everyday
Speaker 1: people like you and me, because if you want to
Speaker 1: be better and you want to do better, then you're
Speaker 1: going to have to be able to see better. So
Speaker 1: join me on this journey of living our best lives
Speaker 1: and understanding and realizing how you are your greatest ass
Speaker 1: at get your vitaminy right with me and get excited
Speaker 1: about your life. Wake up, wake up, wake up. It's
Speaker 1: the first of the month. To get up, Get up,
Speaker 1: get up, cash a check and come on to wake up.
Speaker 1: Wake up, wake up. It's the first of the month,
Speaker 1: so get up, get up, get up. It's the question
Speaker 1: of the month. Gotta grind and get mine the school
Speaker 1: maybe or not. That's but and I min even gotta
Speaker 1: get my girls. It's the first of the month. I said,
Speaker 1: it's the hearst of the month, hoodie. Who I mean?
Speaker 1: I know I'm hollering, but what about your checkbook too?
Speaker 1: We paying bills, folks, to pay rent? Well, all this
Speaker 1: money is going out for the bills. I got a
Speaker 1: question for the good folk listening, for the good folk watching,
Speaker 1: What y'all know about that cinnamon? You ever heard anybody
Speaker 1: talk about the cinnamon ritual that you do in your home,
Speaker 1: that is to bring in wealth in prosperity. Well, if
Speaker 1: you didn't know, let me damn you something good. So
Speaker 1: here's the deal. They say, blow cinnamon through the main door,
Speaker 1: or like the most frequently used door of your home
Speaker 1: or your living structure. So if you do share or
Speaker 1: have a roommate, perhaps you want to blow it into
Speaker 1: your room or get get friendly, feel lovely, and just
Speaker 1: bless the whole house and put it through the front door.
Speaker 1: Right now, they are saying that when you use this centament,
Speaker 1: it is supposedly uh into your room, your living space.
Speaker 1: It supposedly is to increase and draw in the flow
Speaker 1: of money into your life and and your home. And
Speaker 1: I don't know about you, but the way these prices
Speaker 1: are increasing, and how they up there talking about the docks.
Speaker 1: We ain't even on that yet. We ain't even get
Speaker 1: that yet. We got so much to talk about. I'm
Speaker 1: trying to call forth all kinds of money that I
Speaker 1: need to call for So this is what you can do.
Speaker 1: You can leave some cinnamon on the floor if you
Speaker 1: don't mind it dust. Now, if you got kids, Courtney said,
Speaker 1: let me get some cinnamon. A I heard the hell
Speaker 1: out of that. So listen whether or not you got
Speaker 1: some Center of UI kids or something like that, then
Speaker 1: maybe you can try some cinnamon stick. Somebody said that
Speaker 1: they want ahead and they put like a bar like
Speaker 1: you know, this actual cinminimonstick in the door area because
Speaker 1: you know you don't want that blowing around, especially if
Speaker 1: you got pets and all that kind of good stuff
Speaker 1: going on. And then secondly, if that is the case,
Speaker 1: another thing that you can do, if you want to
Speaker 1: welcome in them good stuff, you can also have yourself
Speaker 1: a cinnamon treat. You know, somebody was saying they made
Speaker 1: some like cinnamon rice pudding and they said to eat
Speaker 1: that for a couple of days, especially if you know
Speaker 1: fuss is tight. And I don't know about you the
Speaker 1: last time you went to the stole. In case you
Speaker 1: were wondering how expensive some ingredients like cinnamon in is,
Speaker 1: you might want to do that and add some flavor.
Speaker 1: But like I said before, when you are blowing this
Speaker 1: cinnamon in make sure that you welcome some good intention. Okay.
Speaker 1: Cinnamon is known to be associated with money, prosperity, protection,
Speaker 1: good luck, success, healing, etc. Just basically all the best.
Speaker 1: Getchet And you know, speaking of intention for this episode,
Speaker 1: you know, I want to get sure I give you
Speaker 1: a few laughs, I want to shed some insight and
Speaker 1: most importantly, you know, I gotta walk away and give
Speaker 1: you some inspiration, right, some good old Vitamin D so
Speaker 1: you can spread some of that love and everybody up
Speaker 1: in here, because that's what we're doing. That's what we're
Speaker 1: doing on Vitamin D with doing day. So with that
Speaker 1: being said, happy first of the month, Thank you for
Speaker 1: being present. Let me get my business. Like y'all know
Speaker 1: where I was eating at so all this prosperity and
Speaker 1: good stuff going on, not ave lost my place talking
Speaker 1: about some food, okay, because times are hard, and what
Speaker 1: we got to realize is that we putting one foot
Speaker 1: in front of the other. You hear me, what did
Speaker 1: I say the last time I talked to you? Inch
Speaker 1: by inch? Life's a cinch, yard by yard. Life is hard,
Speaker 1: so we gonna take it easy. Point in case, let
Speaker 1: me can I can I share what's going on with
Speaker 1: me today? As I was coming in the studio, okay,
Speaker 1: I didn't think that I was gonna make it in
Speaker 1: here in time. To be honest with you, you notice
Speaker 1: a sister was coming in type. But I'm telling you
Speaker 1: this traffic out in LA it's it's you know, it's
Speaker 1: damn right disrespectful, That's what it is. It's just it's
Speaker 1: just so damn bad. It's like if we could put
Speaker 1: the the traffic in a time out, like just go
Speaker 1: on the corner, sit there, don't look at nobody, we'd
Speaker 1: be good. Because you're driving here on the four or five,
Speaker 1: don't let yourself go on to ten, especially doing is
Speaker 1: doing rush hour. People on you bump the bumper to bumper.
Speaker 1: It's almost like you want to turn around and be like,
Speaker 1: do I owe you some money? I can feel your
Speaker 1: breathing on my neck on this case my bumper. I mean,
Speaker 1: there's just no whole sense of personal space. I mean,
Speaker 1: just imagine if we had been going through the pandemic
Speaker 1: and it was a car situation like give me twenty sweet,
Speaker 1: give me twenty feebro, And I'm gonna be honest with you.
Speaker 1: I know this thing probably right, but you need to
Speaker 1: get up off me, because if I'm driving, I don't
Speaker 1: know about you. And if you riding real close to me,
Speaker 1: don't be surprised if I decide to pump pump, pump
Speaker 1: pump the brakes. Don't play with me, play with yourself.
Speaker 1: But hold on. Look, I'm getting distracted. Hey cousin, I'm
Speaker 1: getting distracted. This is all about shedding light. Okay, seeing
Speaker 1: the good as much as we can and humanly possible
Speaker 1: in every situation. So let's look at this way. When
Speaker 1: we in traffic, when things are you know, bothering us,
Speaker 1: thinking of it as you know, each and every car
Speaker 1: you see on the road means that people are going
Speaker 1: to work, they buying gas, they making deliveries, pambills, shopping,
Speaker 1: stimulating the kind of me so that we can understand
Speaker 1: what it's like to enjoy life. And it also means,
Speaker 1: you know, that people are taking their kids back to school,
Speaker 1: and for parents that means you get a bunk and
Speaker 1: also too, that means they getting educated. Now, for some instances,
Speaker 1: people are coming home from work or trying to leave
Speaker 1: from tork and it's like, no, I'm just playing. You
Speaker 1: remember the back of the day, Why was it always
Speaker 1: like these TV shows and these movies, especially when people
Speaker 1: was trying to cheat, Why are you always climbing out
Speaker 1: the balcony or the window And they're right right, Pookie
Speaker 1: or John John whoever it is, climbing out, jumping off
Speaker 1: the roof and their dusty draws, tying blankets out to
Speaker 1: the ground, trying to get on. I'm just saying. And
Speaker 1: then you go down the street, the jealous boyfriend or
Speaker 1: the husband, you know this, chasing after them and wait
Speaker 1: a minute, this can I can I this is a
Speaker 1: safe space, right, this is a safe space. Can I
Speaker 1: tell your true story? Freshman year of high school? And
Speaker 1: now I'm always like apprehensive because I'm like, dude, where
Speaker 1: you had your show? When you own a platform, are
Speaker 1: you supposed to not say names? I mean, I guess
Speaker 1: if you know me personally, you know that I might
Speaker 1: say your name or whatever, but or this other and
Speaker 1: it don't matter anyway. Freshman year high school, let me
Speaker 1: tell you I was given fresh Yeah, yeah, in every
Speaker 1: sense of the word, not like okay, well we're recording.
Speaker 1: Hold on second, guys. What I'm saying is I had
Speaker 1: a situation when my friend's dad was he wasn't giving
Speaker 1: jealous boyfriend, but that whole look at him jump running
Speaker 1: and chasing out the car Camilla freshman year. We owever
Speaker 1: a renaissance. That's probably too much information. Oh well, being
Speaker 1: fresh hanging out with these dudes. No, there was no
Speaker 1: type of engagement. It just don't matter. What are these
Speaker 1: little kids doing? Ow You're supposed to be home by curfew,
Speaker 1: So we dealing with these dudes. I remember his name
Speaker 1: was Ronnie. We riding down the street. We gotta go
Speaker 1: drop her off. Okay, We up in a minivans, some
Speaker 1: type of mini vans, some hood stuff. Because the only
Speaker 1: door that opened was the driver's side, which he was on.
Speaker 1: So we already thinking, we like, oh no, now you
Speaker 1: gotta think about it. This is like what the early
Speaker 1: two thousand. Dang, I'm calling out my age and everything. Anyway,
Speaker 1: let's get with it. So it ain't like a whole
Speaker 1: who blow. This is a suburban neighborhood. It's not a
Speaker 1: whole lot of cars driving. It's a school night. People
Speaker 1: are getting up to go to the next day. It
Speaker 1: may have been a door. It probably wasn't a school night,
Speaker 1: maye it was a Friday. It's some I don't know
Speaker 1: all I know is we was on the slow creep,
Speaker 1: turned off the lights in the mini van, was pulling
Speaker 1: up on the streets. We already saw her porch light on.
Speaker 1: It already had looked like that. Somebody was at the
Speaker 1: front door with the door cracked. So this is what
Speaker 1: we had to do. We had to plan it because
Speaker 1: we could not stop the car because we didn't know
Speaker 1: what's gonna happen. So he pulled up slowly open the door.
Speaker 1: I can't remember, because come on, she's like tall, she
Speaker 1: like giving like five eight, fine nine. I'm talking about
Speaker 1: basketball player. The whole night. She leaps over the hurdle
Speaker 1: over him outside of the car, goes into the house.
Speaker 1: Next thing I know, she's going into the house. Her
Speaker 1: daddy come outside running with the newspaper. Like aha, I said,
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh. Now I'm gonna just we an as
Speaker 1: we get familiar. My mama wasn't home at the time.
Speaker 1: I think she might have been that motive city if
Speaker 1: you know Detroit. You know I'm talking about whatever child.
Speaker 1: I remember. I was so nervous. And this is back
Speaker 1: when we actually had voicemails, like you would actually play
Speaker 1: them back like at your home. And I was paying back,
Speaker 1: playing it back, and it was her dad on there
Speaker 1: talking about some yeah down and Camilla was out here
Speaker 1: doing such and such. So anyway, I know that was
Speaker 1: long drawn story, but that just had me cracking up.
Speaker 1: So this is what I gotta say. All in all,
Speaker 1: I'm not encouraging anybody to cheat on nobody, nor am
Speaker 1: I trying to encourage any young people to be out
Speaker 1: sneaking outside for any behavior. But I'm just saying that
Speaker 1: was a little chuck o chucko for me. But anyway, baby,
Speaker 1: we got a lots to do, a lots to get through,
Speaker 1: and you know how we do. Hey, So here is
Speaker 1: it's time to find out. Let me, let me give
Speaker 1: my stuff together. This is a segment that I am
Speaker 1: going to present to you. It's entitled from Under the Newsdesk.
Speaker 1: So let's enjoy this fabulous sunshine and see what we
Speaker 1: have underway. Now, this is a moment when we're doing it,
Speaker 1: doing it, we're gonna bust up a commercial right here.
Speaker 1: So now from our crazy and silly comedic friends from
Speaker 1: over at under the Newsdesk News where they fearfully broadcast
Speaker 1: the comedy news from under literally their news desk because
Speaker 1: that's where they feel the safest as the world gets
Speaker 1: crazier and crazier. You alrighty, all right? Are there? Uh?
Speaker 1: Here we go high above the only detour sign on
Speaker 1: the freeway without graffiti. This is under the news desk
Speaker 1: from our Begging for money proof newsroom. All right, A
Speaker 1: baby kitten saved by fishermen is not a baby. A
Speaker 1: stray kitten in the town of light Snacks, North Carolina
Speaker 1: swam one hundred yards to be rescued by a passing
Speaker 1: fisherman's boat. Now Jake Scott forty six. The two instantly
Speaker 1: became friends, and Jake Scott, the son of three generations
Speaker 1: of fishermen for Big supermarket and restaurant Change, has now
Speaker 1: said that the little kitten has happily joined the family business.
Speaker 1: In other related news, a bloodsucking lead shark swam one
Speaker 1: hundred yards to a credit card company's cruise ship, and
Speaker 1: now he too has happily joined the family business. And
Speaker 1: get this, a mother of two arrested in front of
Speaker 1: a hot popcorn stand at Disneyland. Buck them on to
Speaker 1: your six, hey cousin. Trina, a twenty six year old
Speaker 1: mother too from Torrens, California, was arrested again at Disneyland
Speaker 1: for trying to sneak her two three year old and
Speaker 1: four year old children into the expensive and legendary theme park.
Speaker 1: She claimed that her two children were under two years
Speaker 1: old and that she didn't have to pay for them,
Speaker 1: and then dismissively bypassed the interest gate. Disney employees, now
Speaker 1: park officials and Anaheim police officers quickly detained and arrested her,
Speaker 1: while her hysterically upset children were crying and following behind her,
Speaker 1: trembling with fear. Now this makes the second time this
Speaker 1: mother from Torrens tried the gate crashed a park. Now.
Speaker 1: Donald Dugg, acting as the park ambassador for the day,
Speaker 1: was seen shaking his fist angrily and screaming, get out
Speaker 1: and stay out. The happiness and childhood's memories aren't for free. Besides,
Speaker 1: we need every nickel and dime we can get our
Speaker 1: hands on to make up for these awful movies Disney's
Speaker 1: making that no one wants to see, can't you see?
Speaker 1: But then Disney Park officials quickly NFL tackled Donald Duck
Speaker 1: to the ground and rapidly duc taped Donald's mouth, violently
Speaker 1: escorting him backstage. While Goofy, the corporate sellout that he is,
Speaker 1: helped hold down Donald Duck's feet and helped take away
Speaker 1: the employee badge. So yeah, protect the message, but shoot
Speaker 1: the messenger. Yep, Donald Duck messed around and found out.
Speaker 1: Now you know who else is finding out some good money? Oh,
Speaker 1: Poky and m selling six hundred crack cakes and broad
Speaker 1: daylight catch it on the South side of Chicago racks
Speaker 1: to riches success story. Pokey's Bakery has been selling Pooky's
Speaker 1: crack Cakes around the clock, none stop, a highly deliciously
Speaker 1: and addictive dessert drenched in sugary perfection. Daily, over six
Speaker 1: hundred Pookies Cakes are sold to residents who hunger for
Speaker 1: even more. However, not to be outdone, their nearest competitor,
Speaker 1: Ray Raised Crystal Meth Muffins has sold over nine hundred
Speaker 1: and ninety muffins a day now lines not the cocaine ones,
Speaker 1: but the human ones are all around the block for
Speaker 1: Ray Rays Crystal Meth Muffins. Ray Ray's management had this
Speaker 1: to say, if you overdose, parking is free, but tell
Speaker 1: the judge you didn't get the muffins from me. Interesting enough,
Speaker 1: Ray Raised Crystal Meth trailer park homes that didn't explode
Speaker 1: that ray Ray. He could cut corners and have more profits,
Speaker 1: but he's sticking to the original prison formula. Now we're
Speaker 1: trying to get juicy news. The sexy sexy watermelon wars
Speaker 1: have begun. Pull up a Caucasian text man, Charlie Parks,
Speaker 1: age seventy three, wants to sue Sheila Jackson, twenty eight,
Speaker 1: an African American young woman, for completely ruining his sixty
Speaker 1: thousand dollars a year roadside watermelon business right across the
Speaker 1: street from Charlie parks roadside stand, which has been in
Speaker 1: the same spot for fifty years now. Mister Parks, who
Speaker 1: spends all year growing his large watermelons for his roadsize business,
Speaker 1: angrily had this to say, Why she's stolen all my
Speaker 1: business and the worst part of it all, she don't
Speaker 1: know nothing about no melons. But our news team discovered
Speaker 1: that Sheila Jackson is an insanely beautiful, funny and sweet
Speaker 1: former swimsuit bottle who's selling her water melons in a
Speaker 1: candy green pickaboo see through nightgown that barely stops at
Speaker 1: the hips, and her measurements are forty eighth ooh and
Speaker 1: twenty six and Sheila's Jackson's roadside watermelon stand has made
Speaker 1: forty five thousand dollars all in a single one dollar
Speaker 1: bills in just two weeks. Oh, mister Parks, we strongly disagree.
Speaker 1: She totally knows about her melons. Hey, and this just
Speaker 1: then breaking news. If you do not have money, grocery
Speaker 1: stores won't sell you nothing. Repeat this just in if
Speaker 1: you do not have money, grocery stores won't sell you anything. Shocking, absolutely,
Speaker 1: I'm telling you at shocking, at shocking. How can American
Speaker 1: cities go on like this? Right now? The news is
Speaker 1: getting dehydrated, and our rented palm shop cameras are racing
Speaker 1: through the supermarkets with EBT cards with no balance on
Speaker 1: them to test this theory out. Well, we'll stay with
Speaker 1: this news story until we run out of pennies. But
Speaker 1: this has been the under news desk. And always remember
Speaker 1: food comes in, but news always comes out this this
Speaker 1: this has been a few based presentation, all right, So
Speaker 1: that's the news as and so this is a moment.
Speaker 1: Once we do it, do it, We're we gonna go
Speaker 1: come back from commercials. Okay, this is the commercial spot.
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Speaker 1: me to show up a product. I just want to
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Speaker 1: is the time. Okay, So now we're back from commercials. Hey, uh,
Speaker 1: this is in sad news. Y'all heard John Amos. Yes,
Speaker 1: father of good and good times roads, he died. He
Speaker 1: was eighty four years old. He died of natural causes
Speaker 1: right here in Los Angeles. And we gotta remember, y'all
Speaker 1: we here for a good time, not a long time.
Speaker 1: So we got to make a count, and we kept
Speaker 1: make it count by living our lives one purpose and
Speaker 1: four purpose. Okay, all right, we're gonna keep this good
Speaker 1: thing over. Yes, yes, John Amos. But coming from the
Speaker 1: news desk, Coming up from the news desk, I got
Speaker 1: to talk about some things with you all. A new
Speaker 1: Louisiana law requires abortion meds to be locked in a cabinet,
Speaker 1: and I want you guys to find out what this
Speaker 1: could possibly mean for patient that could be fighting for
Speaker 1: their life over in New York City. Believe it or not,
Speaker 1: they are set to control the rapped population with birth control.
Speaker 1: I'm not done yet, Gavin, Or Governor Gavin Newsom right
Speaker 1: here in the state of California has signed into law
Speaker 1: a bill that bans the use of red dye number
Speaker 1: forty and five other chemicals and foods served at public schools,
Speaker 1: along with some additional resources and information for you. But
Speaker 1: right now it's time to dive into the Vitamin D
Speaker 1: advice letter. But not let no, no, no, no, hold up,
Speaker 1: wait a minute, oh, work and work, and let's just
Speaker 1: be clear. What do we know about vitamin D. It's
Speaker 1: all about shedding the light on the good and the bad.
Speaker 1: Because what do I say? If you want to be
Speaker 1: better and you want to do better, you're going to
Speaker 1: have to be able to sleep better. Okay, So I'm
Speaker 1: gonna tell you some things you may not want to hear,
Speaker 1: but you're gonna eat the meat and spit out the
Speaker 1: boat because I keep it real. So you know the deal?
Speaker 1: All right? Are you all ready? Here's subject Patty won't
Speaker 1: take her asshole? Yeah yeah yeah. Uh. Dear wait, let
Speaker 1: me drink some water. I gotta drink some water. I
Speaker 1: need to ask some team. That's some water. Dear Dawn,
Speaker 1: Hey on love what you do. But I've been married
Speaker 1: to an amazing woman for the past two years. We
Speaker 1: dated for like a year before, and again, she's amazing.
Speaker 1: She works, she cooks, she cleans, she's not crazy, and
Speaker 1: she's not lazy. Everything's super cool except for one thing,
Speaker 1: her best friend, Patty. I actually like Patty a lot,
Speaker 1: but this girl over here is more than I am.
Speaker 1: And I live here. But Dawn, this girl is over
Speaker 1: here all the time, and I mean all the time, Dawn.
Speaker 1: The paint on the wall disappears before she does. She
Speaker 1: has an empty home that never sees her. The dust
Speaker 1: in our place doesn't even know what she looks like
Speaker 1: anymore without glancing at the least in agreement, police on
Speaker 1: the street don't look for Patty because they know she's
Speaker 1: already here, Dawn. Amazon drops off all of Patty's packages
Speaker 1: here because they say that it saves gas and it's
Speaker 1: less wear and tear on the trucks. Tie us. Patty's
Speaker 1: over here so much that her light am water bill
Speaker 1: at her place, it's only thirty two cents, Dawn. She's
Speaker 1: over here so much that the welcome mat on our
Speaker 1: front door now says, Patty, just to use the key again.
Speaker 1: I like Patty a lot. She's a really good person,
Speaker 1: and she's helped us through some hard times and cared
Speaker 1: for us both. But when we really sick, and my
Speaker 1: wife is super protective over her because they grew up together.
Speaker 1: So how do I see less of Patty but not
Speaker 1: trigger fights and drama with my wife? Signed stuck in
Speaker 1: the middle year year and the pain is thunder? He hawed, Well,
Speaker 1: I be damn mister anonymous. So you got a whole situation.
Speaker 1: You love your wife. Your wife is a good woman.
Speaker 1: She cooks, she's clean, she's not lazy. And most important,
Speaker 1: that shit, don't cry drive you crazy when y'all gonna
Speaker 1: have a baby, No pressure. Not everybody wants a baby.
Speaker 1: I was just wondering. But AnyWho, let me just first
Speaker 1: off and say that I absolutely love this letter. I
Speaker 1: can relate to it so much. And let me just
Speaker 1: say this. You're gonna have to talk to your wife, okay,
Speaker 1: and let her know how much you love her and
Speaker 1: how much you care about her friend Patty. But married
Speaker 1: people need their time and their space. You need your privacy,
Speaker 1: So you need to tell your wife that Patty is
Speaker 1: a treasured friend and real family. But there are the
Speaker 1: times when you wanted to just be the two of you.
Speaker 1: Not By what you said, it sounds like Patty is
Speaker 1: a decent person and she's very given at heart. You
Speaker 1: say she helps you through some bad times. I'm sure
Speaker 1: that she will understand that. It seems to be quite
Speaker 1: obvious that Patty is she's single, or you know, she
Speaker 1: has a lot of free time on her hands. Now
Speaker 1: the question becomes, do you have any single male friends,
Speaker 1: or have any single female friends? Try having them, Ask
Speaker 1: her out to dinner, do some outings, you know, any
Speaker 1: other strategy. Take Patty with you to the parties, the gatherings,
Speaker 1: the events, the weddings, the activities that you're going to.
Speaker 1: You gotta get get her feet wet, get her in
Speaker 1: a dating pool, get her in the motion of meeting
Speaker 1: extra people. Okay, and you can do this warmly and
Speaker 1: positively within those circles. Now, by doing that, Patty might
Speaker 1: find her other friends. Patty might find some other activities
Speaker 1: to occupy more of her time with wether than sitting
Speaker 1: up in your house. But again, it's honestly the best policy.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's what I say. We all know that
Speaker 1: you got to have an honest conversation with your wife.
Speaker 1: Make sure that it's compassionate communication, because we know that
Speaker 1: communication communication always win and is the foundation for a
Speaker 1: healthy relationship. I do her, but that works out well
Speaker 1: for you. Like I said before, I loved your letter.
Speaker 1: It really made me smile. I guess you know. I'm
Speaker 1: still living a single life, so I don't have that issue.
Speaker 1: But I've had some friends and you may be experiencing
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Speaker 1: or perhaps they're staying with you. But at what point
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Speaker 1: because what you're gonna do when it's time to wor
Speaker 1: get worg it? I'm just asking, and I want you
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Speaker 1: the chat, Go ahead and send me any email. What
Speaker 1: do you do in these situations? Do you tell your
Speaker 1: friend you gotta go? Or you just tolerate? Simon? I
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Speaker 1: don't know if anybody called. I turned the ringer down
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Speaker 1: you know, the education. But I'm about to come up
Speaker 1: from news from the news desk, the real news. I
Speaker 1: told you were talking about the bill that Gavin Newsom
Speaker 1: just signed. They talking about birth control over in New
Speaker 1: York City. They're locking up the abortion medications in Louisiana.
Speaker 1: And then you heard about them closing down the ports.
Speaker 1: Y'all better get ready, get ready for this conversation. And
Speaker 1: also I'm gonna pull up and give you some resources
Speaker 1: and information things going around in the community that you
Speaker 1: might need. Okay, okay, my beautiful people, is you ready?
Speaker 1: It is read eh read eh fad eh. I know
Speaker 1: I am all right, y'all. First off, let me tell
Speaker 1: you something that happened in my hometown Courtney. If you're
Speaker 1: still watching listening, you might want to tune in for this.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, we're bringing in some news, and this time
Speaker 1: it's coming from our own state of Michigan. A Michigan
Speaker 1: man is facing charges after he attacked a postal worker
Speaker 1: over a Kamala Harris ads he found in his mail.
Speaker 1: Yes you heard me correctly. Sixty one year old Russell
Speaker 1: Frank Velou was charged with ethnic intimidation and assault after
Speaker 1: police said he pulled a knife and hurled slurs at
Speaker 1: a postal worker. According to the Farmington Hills Police Department,
Speaker 1: the victim was delivering mail to Vilaue's home on Thursday,
Speaker 1: September twenty sixth when he approached her, the United States
Speaker 1: Vehicle Police said, an intoxicated I'm gonna call him Frank
Speaker 1: because I keep messing up his last name. Frank hurled
Speaker 1: racist and derogatory remarks about Harris and the postal worker
Speaker 1: after you found the ads for the vice president in
Speaker 1: his mail. Frank allegedly told the worker he didn't want
Speaker 1: that black bit. You heard me shut your mouth in
Speaker 1: his mailbox, before calling the carrier herself a black I
Speaker 1: told you to watch it, police said. The men then
Speaker 1: lunched at the victim. That's when it became the assault,
Speaker 1: okay with the knife, and she pepper sprayed his ass
Speaker 1: In response. I don't know if I was supposed to
Speaker 1: say that, Is that not insane or what? The man
Speaker 1: got so mad because she delivered mail, because she was
Speaker 1: doing her job. I don't know about you, but this
Speaker 1: is just wringing some elevated concerns of what's going down
Speaker 1: on Nohimber. Third, what what is going to happen? When
Speaker 1: we talked, was it gonna be January fifth of the sixth,
Speaker 1: Whatever happened in the new year when it's time for
Speaker 1: the inauguration? What is going to happen? Well, if that
Speaker 1: ain't blow your mind enough, I gave you a little
Speaker 1: tidbit about what's happened in Louisiana. Right Well, there's a
Speaker 1: Louisiana law in regards to abortion meds. Louisiana's first in
Speaker 1: the nation law listing the abortion medications miss smith for
Speaker 1: Priston and Missoprostal as controlled dangerous substances, took effect today.
Speaker 1: Beyond abortion, the medicines are used for miscarriage management and,
Speaker 1: in Missopostal's case, to stop dangerous bleeding after childbirth. Physicians
Speaker 1: say now in Louisiana. MISSA postal is required to be
Speaker 1: stored in a locked box, like other controlled substances, which
Speaker 1: doctors fear could delay treatment in emergency situations. Now, Jennifer Avingo,
Speaker 1: this is an emergency physician and director of the New
Speaker 1: Orleans Health Department, says, you want to be able to
Speaker 1: have it right there in the moment. As you know,
Speaker 1: every second counts. She co continues on, it adds several
Speaker 1: minutes to that process. If you ever watch someone bleed
Speaker 1: out after birth, as I have, you know that every
Speaker 1: minute can make a difference. Can you see this? You
Speaker 1: better catch it. I don't know if you know somebody
Speaker 1: who has been in a situation that has been hemorrhaging,
Speaker 1: or you yourself have went through childbirth, the pain itself,
Speaker 1: the panic itself, and not having the medication and the
Speaker 1: tools the staff that you need to accompany you with
Speaker 1: this process. They say having a child is oftentimes like
Speaker 1: going through death. I know, right, Let's go on to
Speaker 1: the next thing. Hey, I'm Brendan. New York City is
Speaker 1: now implementing or plans to implement rat birth control. You
Speaker 1: heard that correctly. The New York City Council is currently
Speaker 1: taking measures to control the rat population, including lacing traps
Speaker 1: with the rodent birth control now. According to the New
Speaker 1: York Post, a bill was passed last Thursday approving a
Speaker 1: contraceptive pellet called ContraPest to be dispensed, dispersed and rat
Speaker 1: accessible containers throughout the city. ContraPest is expected to limit
Speaker 1: sperm production in male rats, along with including menopause like
Speaker 1: symptoms and female rats. This plan is set to be
Speaker 1: executed next year with hopes of lowering the city's high
Speaker 1: rodent population, which y'all thing, Hey, y'all, hey, miss mac
Speaker 1: here's the thing. This is what I'm thinking about, and
Speaker 1: I don't know about you. Now. First of all, we
Speaker 1: know that whenever it's called or we're talking about any contraceptives,
Speaker 1: especially if it's something ingesting. When it comes to men,
Speaker 1: they do condoms or they're doing the surgery with the vasectomy.
Speaker 1: But as women's we can do shots, we can take,
Speaker 1: we can put on patches, we can do all this,
Speaker 1: and yet we're still finding ourselves in situations where people
Speaker 1: are accompanying or you know, having unwanted berths or not
Speaker 1: in a position to gilvert child. Now, we got laws
Speaker 1: in place that are saying Hey, abortion is legal, no
Speaker 1: matter if it's from Incesse or what have you. So
Speaker 1: I'm just saying, could this be an inkling? And I
Speaker 1: guess I need to start cutting on the phone. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna put the number at the bottom. Could this be
Speaker 1: an inkling that we are about to bridge into something
Speaker 1: new where they may be an all contraceptive for men,
Speaker 1: and whether or not it will be required? Would you
Speaker 1: be okay with it? Does it make you lean in listen?
Speaker 1: I'm just causing and want to lift up the conversation.
Speaker 1: So I just put the number in the chat. I
Speaker 1: want to start opening up just so I can get
Speaker 1: ready for some calls. I'm not done yet, but the number,
Speaker 1: so if in case you do want to call me
Speaker 1: up in the studio, It's eight one eight four sixty
Speaker 1: one fifty four thirty two. Let me write that again.
Speaker 1: It's a one eight four six ' one fifty twenty
Speaker 1: four thirty two. That's the number. But this is the
Speaker 1: correct number. I put it extra. Was it a two
Speaker 1: or three? That's the numb if you want to call
Speaker 1: me now. Next step, I want to talk about something.
Speaker 1: This is something that's interesting because you notice a lot
Speaker 1: of things I'm talking about what's happening with our bodies,
Speaker 1: whether or not the government is in call with it,
Speaker 1: or just all these types of things. Now, California, our
Speaker 1: Governor Gavin news And we are very progressive state. I'm
Speaker 1: so glad to be in California. I'm so grateful for
Speaker 1: it assigned a bill or assigned into law a bill
Speaker 1: that bans the use of red dye, forty and five
Speaker 1: other chemicals from use in foods served at public schools. Now,
Speaker 1: this is due to the fact that these chemicals within
Speaker 1: the foods are starting to cause behavioral problems within our children.
Speaker 1: So this happened on Saturday, September twenty eighth, the Golden
Speaker 1: State became the first and I repeat the first in
Speaker 1: the country to pass a law forbidding the use of
Speaker 1: ingredients found in some popular cereals, ice cream drinks, candy,
Speaker 1: ice pops, cheese, favorite chip chips, jellies, and more. M
Speaker 1: that mean my m and ms? They said, cheese flavored chips?
Speaker 1: Does that mean nacho cheese? Doritos? Does that mean Cheetos?
Speaker 1: What does this mean? Let's dive in now. According to
Speaker 1: the Environmental Working Group, a non profit environmental health group
Speaker 1: organization that co sponsored the law with consumer Reports, said
Speaker 1: the law will be enacted by December thirty first, twenty
Speaker 1: twenty seven. I see y'all some of y'all in the comments.
Speaker 1: Ms Maya said, it's about time. I mean, if you
Speaker 1: think about it, we've seen so many reports of other
Speaker 1: countries that completely do not even sell the products we have.
Speaker 1: If you put them side by side, you would think
Speaker 1: they're two different companies, two different brands, two different ingredients,
Speaker 1: not knowing well they are two different ingredients, but wouldn't
Speaker 1: even know that it's by the same up distributor or
Speaker 1: is essentially the same product. Now you have to realize
Speaker 1: that California is home to the largest public schools system
Speaker 1: in the nation, with more than six point three million
Speaker 1: students and ten thousand schools. Tony Thurmont, a state superintendent
Speaker 1: of Public instruction and bill cole sponsors, said in the
Speaker 1: news briefing hosted by e WG on August six. Now
Speaker 1: the bill stends from concerns these guys would harm children,
Speaker 1: like I said, ability to learn, as they have been
Speaker 1: linked to behavioral difficulties and decreased attention among children. According
Speaker 1: to a twenty twenty one study by the California Office
Speaker 1: of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment. How do you feel about that?
Speaker 1: How does that make you feel? I think it's a
Speaker 1: good thing. But my thing is, why does it just
Speaker 1: stop in the schools? Because what about the after school programs? Huh?
Speaker 1: What is that doing to us right now? As a
Speaker 1: people who trying to function on our everyday life. I
Speaker 1: don't know about you, Like I know there's a lot
Speaker 1: of stresses that are happening into society right now, But
Speaker 1: what does that look like as to why we can't
Speaker 1: concentrate like we do, why our health is declining? Why
Speaker 1: you're hearing so many people are dealing with not anxiety,
Speaker 1: because whatever these ingredients are is literally messing up the
Speaker 1: chemical functionality in our brain. But you gotta realize, too,
Speaker 1: we've been fat that since we came into this earth,
Speaker 1: meaning that we are at the point that it is addictive.
Speaker 1: And you know, I see Shay up here, she's in
Speaker 1: the chest. Shake called me, Shake you want to call me,
Speaker 1: don't be shy. I gave you out a number A
Speaker 1: one aid four six one fifty four thirty two because
Speaker 1: I want everybody that's actually going to listen to this
Speaker 1: on the playback to actually hear some of the questions
Speaker 1: in the comments that you're making. This is very good
Speaker 1: because this is maybe why it's going to do a
Speaker 1: whole thing that's changing. The thing is a question one
Speaker 1: would ask, well, is it going to cost more money?
Speaker 1: What more does it look like? Well, you got a
Speaker 1: couple the factors to take into consideration. One, look at
Speaker 1: our healthcare system. Our health care system, we have to
Speaker 1: pay for a lot of these other countries where they're
Speaker 1: being in a lot of these foods they got free
Speaker 1: health care. Why is the country or wherever they are
Speaker 1: going to put themselves in more debt by allowing people
Speaker 1: to eat their sickness. It don't work like that. Oh,
Speaker 1: I think I spoke something into existence. It's doing like
Speaker 1: the break of day. Hello, Hi John, Hey, who's says? Hey? Shot?
Speaker 1: What's going on? Girl? Nor So talk to me. I'll
Speaker 1: see you making your comments. What are your thoughts on
Speaker 1: here about Governor Gavin Newsom being in this die and
Speaker 1: these other ingredients.
Speaker 2: I think it's pretty dope, but he needed to do
Speaker 2: it everywhere to y'all.
Speaker 1: Come on, talk to me, you know, And is it
Speaker 1: going to be cost to fix this?
Speaker 2: Meaning the people that's going to fix it income, will
Speaker 2: they be able to afford it.
Speaker 3: Working?
Speaker 2: For will they be able to afford.
Speaker 1: It when we get the So say, for example, we're
Speaker 1: banning these ingredients and we decide to or we start
Speaker 1: to get the fresh food. You're saying whether or not
Speaker 1: we as a people are going to be able to
Speaker 1: afford the good stuff?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Like, since you've taken out the dyes and stuff,
Speaker 2: will it still be Will it still cost the same?
Speaker 1: Right? It seems like it may, because then they'll probably
Speaker 1: say it's a situation where they're going to have to
Speaker 1: add extra stuff to make it work. And then two,
Speaker 1: when you think about it, a lot more fresh food
Speaker 1: you can't keep on the shelf that long. I don't know.
Speaker 1: Did you just hear about the reports? I was seeing
Speaker 1: it going viral on social media where everybody talking about
Speaker 1: the ramen noodles and the kids are dropping dead and
Speaker 1: some of them breaking out with that girl.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's to the way where you can't eat
Speaker 2: or drink nothing like. So what we're supposed to do?
Speaker 1: Will they say that you got to get back and
Speaker 1: start getting your own garden, grow your food.
Speaker 2: But what if you do own your own property?
Speaker 1: Shue now you're trying to go into a real conversation,
Speaker 1: because my brain just went over because the other day
Speaker 1: Gavin Knew some veto to Bill and it was all
Speaker 1: about black folks being able to reclaim their property, especially
Speaker 1: you know, whatever happened in Jones Beach. Out here in California,
Speaker 1: not Jones Beach. I can't even think of it. I
Speaker 1: just messed it up. Similarly, you know what I'm talking about.
Speaker 1: What I'm saying, we don't even get the opportunity to
Speaker 1: the bottom land and the land that we need to
Speaker 1: grow out food. It ain't even accessible.
Speaker 2: Make logs on somebody else land. We were here first.
Speaker 1: That part and Toyo on the move she said, I
Speaker 1: heard that the neighbor from a neighbor that food has
Speaker 1: more chemicals than the off brand foods MS Max says,
Speaker 1: we ought to have patio gardens.
Speaker 2: I think it's fair because everybody doesn't have a house,
Speaker 2: everybody doesn't have a yard.
Speaker 1: That's true, But everybody deserves to live a healthy life.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying, And what would that look
Speaker 1: like if But here's another thing too. Now I'm gonna
Speaker 1: just be Gucca Guta with you. Girl, ain't no secret
Speaker 1: y'all see me, I have always dealt with my weight
Speaker 1: going up and down. And so what that goes along
Speaker 1: the lines is when you talk about in the dediction
Speaker 1: of food, and especially some parts here in California, what
Speaker 1: you're supposed to do in some areas where their food deserts.
Speaker 1: Huh right, right, when you can't even get access to
Speaker 1: food to do better than y'all been put in a situation.
Speaker 1: And that's why when we talk about what you think
Speaker 1: about this whole idea about reparations.
Speaker 2: I mean, they did promise it to us.
Speaker 1: My thing is this, is there ever going to be
Speaker 1: a way where it's enough money? Because here we are
Speaker 1: in a situation where we're just talking about property. Right,
Speaker 1: What does it look like when you're talking about all
Speaker 1: the quarter all and the stress that's been in our body,
Speaker 1: all the predisposed conditions, the fact that we don't even
Speaker 1: have the possibility because of things that have been stripped
Speaker 1: away to have land. How can you even put a
Speaker 1: dollar amount on that?
Speaker 2: In the getyll and at this point too, think about this,
Speaker 2: the way they mix in their blood, is it any
Speaker 2: gonna be How was it going to be fair for
Speaker 2: the true black people to have reparations. That means I
Speaker 2: got to split mine with half breaks. I don't want
Speaker 2: to do that.
Speaker 1: Well now what So then now we got another question.
Speaker 1: How we supposed to judge who got more black in
Speaker 1: women who don't?
Speaker 2: Because the law Africa is you alwever your mother is
Speaker 2: your mamain black, you ain't either catch it?
Speaker 3: Okay?
Speaker 1: What that is? Whoof that is? Okay? And they say
Speaker 1: to be black, but you just got to have a
Speaker 1: tenth an eighth of ten.
Speaker 2: The first black president was John Hanson. How I'm gonna
Speaker 2: listen to somebody who can't even count when it was
Speaker 2: three other people prior to Obama that were residents. Hmmm
Speaker 2: and at the time they wasn't even considering black people
Speaker 2: as human beings. So how I'm gonna listen to you?
Speaker 1: So now we're ready to have a real conversation.
Speaker 2: M how you gonna pay me for that? What it
Speaker 2: looked like all of missing black people you still ain't found.
Speaker 2: These people.
Speaker 1: Can track where you are breathing at any moment of
Speaker 1: your phone, but have so many people that you can't try.
Speaker 3: Exactly.
Speaker 1: Well, Shaw, thank you so much for calling in, and
Speaker 1: I appreciate your.
Speaker 2: Sister girl always all right.
Speaker 1: If that's how else I'll say you want to comment,
Speaker 1: you know what, I pull up on me of course,
Speaker 1: all right, I talk to you.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 1: That was sh I forgot to ask y'all what she
Speaker 1: was calling in from girl comment in the chest so
Speaker 1: I can shout out out. I want to welcome anybody
Speaker 1: else if you had a comment on any of the stories,
Speaker 1: any of the letter Here's the number eight one, eight
Speaker 1: four six one fifty four thirty two. Again, the number
Speaker 1: is eight one, eight four six one fifty four thirty two.
Speaker 1: We've talked about several things. We talked about the whole
Speaker 1: notion that Governor Gaven Newsom in the state of California
Speaker 1: has signed a bill banning the dye number forty and
Speaker 1: five other chemicals from being sold or being distributed to
Speaker 1: our children within the school system because these guys are
Speaker 1: linked to behavioral issues. And Sean called in, she said,
Speaker 1: we need to ban it all the way around. You're
Speaker 1: damn right, because why is it still in the grocery store.
Speaker 1: Is there a chance I'm going to the restaurant and
Speaker 1: still eating it? I mean, are we doing it just
Speaker 1: for look again again, this is just open up for
Speaker 1: the conversation because these is our babies, and you may
Speaker 1: realize of trying to wonder, why is my baby so depressed?
Speaker 1: Why am I feeling stressed? Why can't I calm down?
Speaker 1: Why am I overthinking? Have you thought about what's going
Speaker 1: in the foods? Huh? Huh? Just some questions that we
Speaker 1: ask And so that's what we were talking about here. Also,
Speaker 1: I may mention and I talked about how Louisiana has
Speaker 1: abandon or locking up the abortionments. So what does that
Speaker 1: happen when somebody is bleeding out? Another thing that I
Speaker 1: wanted you want to be aware of is that New
Speaker 1: York City they're starting your birth control on rats. I
Speaker 1: don't know, you know, it's no different. I just feel
Speaker 1: like when we start seeing things like this that's breaking through,
Speaker 1: it's time to pay attention. Speaking of paying attention, I
Speaker 1: need y'all to listen to this video. Now y'all heard
Speaker 1: about was it yesterday that the news broke what a
Speaker 1: lot of these ports are closing because of the workers
Speaker 1: are going on strike? Now? I found this video on
Speaker 1: what you call that the Instagram? Did I say the Instagram? Yes,
Speaker 1: we're getting to that woman the instagram stating on some
Speaker 1: things that we need to start to prepare for. So
Speaker 1: I want you to pull up and pay attention. I
Speaker 1: also want to encourage you, once I get done playing
Speaker 1: this audio, to give me a call and let me
Speaker 1: know your thoughts. This goes along the line of what
Speaker 1: we were discussing. Perhaps we needed to start having our
Speaker 1: own balcony guarden. Perhaps we need to ensure that we
Speaker 1: are starting to purchase our own food. Perhaps we also
Speaker 1: get prepared for something I could be about to go underway,
Speaker 1: take a listen.
Speaker 3: I would just say that I consider that hearing today.
Speaker 3: My last active service as a public servant for the
Speaker 3: United States of America. Was an intel professional for our
Speaker 3: country for many years, and I would give recommendations and
Speaker 3: I'd also look at indications and warnings. So I would
Speaker 3: offer this to the American people as my warning to them. Says,
Speaker 3: this is a warning is the American people? I say,
Speaker 3: I personally have no confidence that the FBI will reign
Speaker 3: in its own conduct. I've been persecuted along with Garrett,
Speaker 3: Steve and Kyle and countless other whistle blow It is
Speaker 3: my opinion that the Bureau used a reprisal and fear
Speaker 3: to control the workforce and it's been a seemingly effective tactic.
Speaker 3: I personally believe that there are no current effective checks
Speaker 3: and balances against them conducting lawless action with any type
Speaker 3: of correction in a legitimate time frame. Their ability to
Speaker 3: overclassify information can allow them to stonewall forever. Arm yourself
Speaker 3: and know how to defend yourself. Make three to four
Speaker 3: friends in your neighborhood and promise to come to each
Speaker 3: other's mutual aid in times of harm, hardship. And during
Speaker 3: the Great Depression, people stocked up a pantry, So I
Speaker 3: think that's a good practice, especially in our economic times.
Speaker 3: And make sure you have three to four months of food.
Speaker 3: And as a person of faith, I'd say pray the Rosary,
Speaker 3: go to the first Friday devotions that's for everybody, and
Speaker 3: read the Gospel of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ
Speaker 3: and live it every day.
Speaker 1: What did you hear that? Did y'all hear this? Yes?
Speaker 1: Did y'all hear what I just played? Now? This is
Speaker 1: an f b I wistle blower urging Americans to vote,
Speaker 1: arm themselves, and stock up for three to four months
Speaker 1: of food supplies, And like he said, pray. What's going
Speaker 1: on is anybody concerned. Has anybody heard of anything like this?
Speaker 1: At what point do we decide to wake up because
Speaker 1: something is going on? So I just want to be
Speaker 1: sure to open that dialogue a conversation up for you.
Speaker 1: You know, I have a friend's mom who was a
Speaker 1: big clairbuoyant, and she spoke a while ago. She said,
Speaker 1: there's going to be a point where you're not going
Speaker 1: to be able to get items in the store. There
Speaker 1: will be a point that if you have a freezer,
Speaker 1: you ought to start storing up your food and having
Speaker 1: your can goods. There will be a point when you're
Speaker 1: looking at money or the dollar dollar bill, y'all, it
Speaker 1: will mean nothing. Is it happening? Now? What do you think?
Speaker 1: If you have some thoughts, if you want to explore
Speaker 1: a discussion, here's the number eight one eight four six
Speaker 1: one fifty four thirty two. Again that's eight one, eight
Speaker 1: four six one fifty four thirty two. Stock up. I
Speaker 1: feel like it was a wake up call because I
Speaker 1: remember when my friend told my moms told me that,
Speaker 1: I was like, okay. I'm like, okay, it was just
Speaker 1: a pandemic. We got out of it. But now the
Speaker 1: ports are closing down, people are going on strike. I'm
Speaker 1: just saying, so next up, let me give y'all some
Speaker 1: PSAs and some information. Shout out to Latasha. I don't
Speaker 1: know it's Latasha here in the building. She sends me
Speaker 1: over an email said hey, miss Doing and I was like, girl,
Speaker 1: I know who you are. So this is for my
Speaker 1: folks down in Long Beach. I want to tell you
Speaker 1: about an awesome organization entitled Sunshine Community Resource Organization Center
Speaker 1: Services is located out in Long Beach forty seventeen Long
Speaker 1: Beach Boulevard, and they have a mission to provide resources
Speaker 1: to children in foster care who are emancipated now. The
Speaker 1: services that they provide are supervised child visitation monitoring okay,
Speaker 1: mobile aha, BLS, CPR certification course. Another thing that they're
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Speaker 1: also anger management classes. They have food giveaways, mobile live scan, fingerprinting,
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Speaker 1: and free califi for your ID application for low income clients.
Speaker 1: That is to our fellow family member, Latasha Jackson, I
Speaker 1: want she encourage you all that. If you need some support,
Speaker 1: if you have any questions, if you're in Long Beach
Speaker 1: or the surrounding areas, to make that you shore you
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Speaker 1: two nine seven six one one two, or you can
Speaker 1: call toll free eight eight eight six three two twenty
Speaker 1: two twenty four. Again, that's eight eight eight sixty three
Speaker 1: two twenty two twenty four. Miss Mayan said, where are
Speaker 1: they located? Yes, they are located at four zero seventeen,
Speaker 1: so that's forty seventeen Long Beach Boulevard and the ZIP
Speaker 1: code is ninety eight zero seven. EJ. It's been a
Speaker 1: long time, so glad to see you back, Queen. It's
Speaker 1: been a minute. Thank you, EJ. Yes we are, and
Speaker 1: we are in the studio EJ. Vitamin D is in studio.
Speaker 1: E thank you for holding on to me. Thank you
Speaker 1: for pulling off on me. They say you can't fail
Speaker 1: if you don't quit. Right. So, remember I said I
Speaker 1: was getting making sure the phone lines was together. Remember
Speaker 1: I said, I'm gonna get back in the studio. You
Speaker 1: see behind me, right EJ I mean, I don't wanna
Speaker 1: put you on blasts. I don't know if you're with
Speaker 1: your daughter, your kids or whatever, but if you have
Speaker 1: a free moment, I would love to hear your voice.
Speaker 1: Give me a call, pull up on me in a studio. Yeah,
Speaker 1: here's the number. It's eight one eight four six one
Speaker 1: fifty four thirty two. Eight one, eight four six one
Speaker 1: fifty four thirty two. I'm in the middle of giving
Speaker 1: some PSAs and some information. Okay, So another thing I
Speaker 1: wanted to get you guys know, because we're talking about health,
Speaker 1: because we're talking about taking care of each other. I
Speaker 1: don't know if you've already placed your order in, but
Speaker 1: you know it's that time of the year where you
Speaker 1: can get the free at home COVID nineteen tests. Yes, yes, yes,
Speaker 1: go ahead and head over to USPS dot com. Each
Speaker 1: order that you get includes four individual rapid antigen COVID
Speaker 1: nineteen tests and the government COVID test dot gov has
Speaker 1: more details about it. It's included an extended shelf life
Speaker 1: and updated expiration dates. Now orders will ship for free start.
Speaker 1: Oh let's started yesterday. So yeah, I guess if you've
Speaker 1: already signed up or not yet, get with it because
Speaker 1: they are sending out free COVID nineteen tests now. For
Speaker 1: anybody that's over in the Crenshaw Urbia, I want to
Speaker 1: let you know that there are free wellness classes. Are
Speaker 1: you looking for an opportunity to get your body moving, moving,
Speaker 1: and grooving well? Buildingfutureink dot org could be the place
Speaker 1: for you. Building futures ink. Every Tuesday there is a
Speaker 1: senior cheer yoga from four forty five to five thirty
Speaker 1: and then on Tuesdays from six to seven they have
Speaker 1: their sound bath meditation and on Wednesdays Tomorrow kickboxing seven fifteen,
Speaker 1: eight fifteen, and every third Friday of a women's circle
Speaker 1: from five to seven pm for the individuals that's trying
Speaker 1: to get moving, for the individuals that's trying to get community. Baby,
Speaker 1: that's how you do it. Now, if I got some
Speaker 1: senior citizens in the House that need some support with
Speaker 1: the utility bills pull up on me. You about to
Speaker 1: get them? Not okay, uh, senior citizens, if you need
Speaker 1: help with your utilities, you need to apply for a
Speaker 1: LADWP and SoCal discounts. Well, they have rebates and this
Speaker 1: organization can help you apply for all of them, including
Speaker 1: financial assistance to pay your bills. Now, they're located up
Speaker 1: in Van Eys seventeen four hundred Victory Boulevard, and they're
Speaker 1: asking you to bring a couple of things. You need
Speaker 1: your current state ID, driver's license, both current bills, your electric,
Speaker 1: your gas, all the pages they don't want to see
Speaker 1: some because they got to make sure they say that
Speaker 1: you are or who you are, okay. Also, bring in
Speaker 1: your current rent mortgage receipt they need to know to
Speaker 1: make sure, okay, you're in a situation to need. And
Speaker 1: then last but not least, a proof of current household
Speaker 1: income where's your money's going, so they know can how
Speaker 1: much they can support you. Now, in case you still
Speaker 1: need more information about it, here's the number eight one
Speaker 1: eight seven zero eight forty seven fifty nine. Again that's
Speaker 1: eight one eight seven zero eight forty seven fifty nine.
Speaker 1: Or you can call eight one eight seven zero eight
Speaker 1: sixty six oh three. That's eight one eight, seven oh
Speaker 1: eight sixty six oh three. Real quick, EJ says, when
Speaker 1: are you on again? EJ? I'm on Tuesdays and Thursdays
Speaker 1: from five to six thirty pm. So just Tuesdays and
Speaker 1: Thursdays live at five now, Miss Mac, she says, night, beauty,
Speaker 1: heavy thoughts to ponder and wonder why these are still
Speaker 1: in need of being done. I'm sure miss Mac is
Speaker 1: talking about when it comes down to these ingredients, just
Speaker 1: certain laws and all that kind of stuff. And if
Speaker 1: y'all didn't know, shout out to mss Mac. I wouldn't
Speaker 1: be sent here if it wasn't for Miss Mac, Miss Mac,
Speaker 1: Ms McCree, oh, Miss Page, these individuals that I'm naming
Speaker 1: to you. I was in an organization in high school
Speaker 1: called Scoop. We sit down behind the camera. We used
Speaker 1: to start these public service announcements. We used to edit,
Speaker 1: and in fact, that's how I even started doing some
Speaker 1: voiceovers because everybody was like, Dawn, can you do my project?
Speaker 1: So that's Miss Mac. Everybody, everybody shout out to Miss Mac.
Speaker 1: That's all round up. Filosopher's bag and mister officer, missus officer,
Speaker 1: are you looking for a job. Well. R and B
Speaker 1: Global Security is now accepting applications from Monday to Friday
Speaker 1: between eight am and two thirty pm. They're located over
Speaker 1: in Long Beach. The address is thirteen fifty five Redondo Avenue.
Speaker 1: They're in Sweet nine. Now, you'll need to bring a
Speaker 1: few of the documents with you, Okay, bring a valid ID,
Speaker 1: your Social Security cards, your guard card, and your certification. Now,
Speaker 1: if you have any questions or to schedule an appointment,
Speaker 1: go ahead and call them at three one zero four
Speaker 1: three eight three zero four four. Again that's three one
Speaker 1: zero four three eight thirty four. Okay. Now, let me
Speaker 1: know if there's anybody else, if I'm missing any other information, Oh,
Speaker 1: let me know. This is not the fourth Thursday. This
Speaker 1: is the first Thursday. What else do I need to
Speaker 1: remind you of? Oh? I want to remind you of
Speaker 1: an awesome organization that I have been supporting and I
Speaker 1: hosted the carpet for them. I also working with them
Speaker 1: doing some digital content. They're called the African American Male
Speaker 1: Wellness Agency, Okay, and they have a huge day coming out.
Speaker 1: This is for all of our black men and for
Speaker 1: anybody that has a black man that they love in
Speaker 1: their life. I want you to pull up Saturday, November
Speaker 1: second for Black Men's Wellness Day. The fact of the matter,
Speaker 1: black men are dying from preventable diseases. And guess what
Speaker 1: you can be part of the solution. Come on out.
Speaker 1: We're going to be at Jesse Owen's Park, Yes, Rancho
Speaker 1: Sienaga Complex, Yes, the Michelle Obama Sports Complex, Yes, right
Speaker 1: down the street. Don't play with me, play with yourself.
Speaker 1: We'll be there on Saturday, November seconds, from seven am
Speaker 1: to twelve peter for the Black Men's Wellness Day. You
Speaker 1: can walk for your dad's, your brother, your cousin, your son,
Speaker 1: your uncle, your nephew, for yourself. This is a free
Speaker 1: family event they're going to have for kids, entertainment, free
Speaker 1: health screenings, and so much more. And just so that
Speaker 1: we're clear when we're talking about these free health screens,
Speaker 1: let me just give you an idea of all the
Speaker 1: wonderful things that you will be checking for, because the
Speaker 1: common question is do you know your numbers? We're talking
Speaker 1: about blood pressure, We're talking about glue clothes, We're talking
Speaker 1: about cholesterol, HIV, std STI, and prostate cancer for men.
Speaker 1: Don't play with yourself. You better check yourself before you
Speaker 1: wreck yourself. Be in an environment where you can be comfortable.
Speaker 1: And also men, do you know they suffer from more
Speaker 1: emotional distress than twenty percent of their counterparts. I want
Speaker 1: to welcome you to enjoy another thing the organization is doing.
Speaker 1: It's called real Men, real talk. The fact that the
Speaker 1: matter is each one need to teach one and each
Speaker 1: one needs to reach one and brothers. Wellness is just
Speaker 1: not about what your bank account look like. Wellness is
Speaker 1: just not about what's going on and what your body
Speaker 1: physically is feeling like, what about what's going on inside?
Speaker 1: We got to create these circles in these safe spaces
Speaker 1: that man can have these conversations with brothers that looks
Speaker 1: like them well that they know they're safe, they know
Speaker 1: they're comfortable. So I want to tell you to save
Speaker 1: the date for Saturday, October seventeenth for Black Men's Wellness Day.
Speaker 1: If you know a brother, if you know our father,
Speaker 1: you know uncle, you got a son or nephew, please
Speaker 1: tell them to come out and in fact, check out
Speaker 1: LA dot AA Wellness dot org for more information and
Speaker 1: hope to see you there Saturday, November second, Walking to
Speaker 1: Save black men's lives. All right, well, I guess that's it.
Speaker 1: We did it again. We get on the flow, y'all,
Speaker 1: and I appreciate you sticking with me. I want to
Speaker 1: encourage you all that if you have any questions, if
Speaker 1: you have any suggestions for a guest, that you feel
Speaker 1: free to send me an email Vitamin D at dawn
Speaker 1: daispeaks dot com. It's Vitamin D at Dawn dasispeaks dot com.
Speaker 1: Let me know if you need an advice, some relationships
Speaker 1: on your career, on your family, with your friends, whatever
Speaker 1: the case may be. The time is now to pull up. Also,
Speaker 1: I want to let you know that if you have
Speaker 1: any resources, Latasha has seeming resources. We also have Toya
Speaker 1: on the Move that has sent resources. If you have
Speaker 1: some resources that you can send out that you know
Speaker 1: that can help help off the community, please do so.
Speaker 1: Please do so because that's the time now. Okay, am
Speaker 1: I missing anything? No other than I had a good
Speaker 1: time with y'all. Toyo on the Move she's on the
Speaker 1: chat on Facebook and she liked doing can you go
Speaker 1: ahead and send me over that flyer she wants to
Speaker 1: post on the page. I sure will. I'm gonna go
Speaker 1: ahead and have that in the chat. And then what
Speaker 1: do I so I'm gonna say, Oh, I want to
Speaker 1: encourage you. If you got informed, inspired or entertained by this,
Speaker 1: can you make sure that you share this with somebody
Speaker 1: else let them know that Dawn Day is back with
Speaker 1: Vitamin D baking. And it feels so good to be inspired,
Speaker 1: to be loved, and to be thought about. So thank
Speaker 1: you all so very much for that. What is the
Speaker 1: last thing that I want to say for you all?
Speaker 1: Just remember we ain't stressing a day. Okay, We're here
Speaker 1: for a good time, not a long time. Make account.
Speaker 1: Inch by inch life sustains y're by yardist. Life is hard,
Speaker 1: so take it easy. Remember the top of every body,
Speaker 1: of every mountain is the bottom of the next. The
Speaker 1: fastest way to eat an elephant is one bite at
Speaker 1: a time. And there's no better moment than right now,
Speaker 1: when the present. So allow it to be a gift
Speaker 1: to yourself and to be a gift to each other.
Speaker 1: All right, y'all, love on. Somebody follow me. I'll follow
Speaker 1: us for the show at Vitamin D Dawn Dai, And
Speaker 1: if you want your own Vitamin D that'd be me. Baby.
Speaker 1: You can follow me on all social at Dawn d aspects.
Speaker 1: All right, they're not gonna hearsekeep it. You know. I'm
Speaker 1: in the business of making dreams come true, and I
Speaker 1: damn show ain't gonna forget about mine. So next time
Speaker 1: I fam always remember YO are your greatest. That's that.
Speaker 1: Get your right in Indy right with me.
Speaker 2: I get excited about your life.