Have you ever wondered what the buzz around celebrity birthdays and the fate of bridges have in common? They're both part of the unpredictable tapestry we weave in our latest episode, where humor meets headlines, and candid reflections meet conspiracy theories. Kicking things off with hilarity, we celebrate the rich and famous with a twist, from Mariah Carey's timeless charm to NBA shoutouts. But it's not all fun and games; we take a somber moment to discuss the recent Baltimore bridge disaster, exploring the repercussions and resilience of a community in the aftermath of such a catastrophe.
Then, buckle up as we swerve into the fast lane of royal intrigue. The health of Kate Middleton has the rumor mills churning, and we're here to separate fact from deepfake fiction. Our conversation navigates through the layers of mystery that shroud the British monarchy, and we can't help but wonder about the secrets that might be hidden within those palace walls. Yet, even as we speculate on royal cover-ups, we circle back to our own lives, diving into a heart-to-heart about personal growth—from mischievous beginnings to the self-awareness that blossoms with maturity.
Finally, we close with the chaos and charm that is the No Advisory Podcast. It's a wild ride through discussions on cultural appropriation and language sensitivities, sprinkled with a dash of our personal takes on narcissism and relationship dynamics. We reflect on the teachers who confront the unexpected and the advice we'd whisper to our ten-year-old selves. This episode isn't just a conversation; it's a journey through the laughter, lessons, and lunacy of life. So plug in, and let's get this show on the road!
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Have you ever wondered what the buzz around celebrity birthdays and the fate of bridges have in common? They're both part of the unpredictable tapestry we weave in our latest episode, where humor meets headlines, and candid reflections meet conspiracy theories. Kicking things off with hilarity, we celebrate the rich and famous with a twist, from Mariah Carey's timeless charm to NBA shoutouts. But it's not all fun and games; we take a somber moment to discuss the recent Baltimore bridge disaster, exploring the repercussions and resilience of a community in the aftermath of such a catastrophe.
Then, buckle up as we swerve into the fast lane of royal intrigue. The health of Kate Middleton has the rumor mills churning, and we're here to separate fact from deepfake fiction. Our conversation navigates through the layers of mystery that shroud the British monarchy, and we can't help but wonder about the secrets that might be hidden within those palace walls. Yet, even as we speculate on royal cover-ups, we circle back to our own lives, diving into a heart-to-heart about personal growth—from mischievous beginnings to the self-awareness that blossoms with maturity.
Finally, we close with the chaos and charm that is the No Advisory Podcast. It's a wild ride through discussions on cultural appropriation and language sensitivities, sprinkled with a dash of our personal takes on narcissism and relationship dynamics. We reflect on the teachers who confront the unexpected and the advice we'd whisper to our ten-year-old selves. This episode isn't just a conversation; it's a journey through the laughter, lessons, and lunacy of life. So plug in, and let's get this show on the road!
Follow us on social media www.instagram.com/noadvisoryclt
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Speaker 4:It's your girl. Trap Seed.
Speaker 3:It's your boy, young Be piping. You podcast your boy, sam McLean. It's your girl Trap Seed. It's your boy, young B Piping he has to go.
Speaker 2:Oh my god this is some light skin shit. If this is not some light skin shit, here, this is some light skin shit. My nigga said B Piping. I'm just joking, it's Muhammad Ali. What's good with y'all? There we go, there, we go, there we go, he back, he back, muhammad Ali. Shout out to my man, dj Paul, in the background yes, what you sipping on?
Speaker 3:Lo Michelob, ultra, michelob, ultra. Yeah, oh, that's some old nigga shit, y'all talking Like they telling me.
Speaker 2:What's the difference between R Kelly and a difference ain't none to the same motherfuckers shots about
Speaker 3:girl T got locked up today. You know free terrace. We understand Sydney don't want to put her friend business out like that, but free terrace, three tariffs, man. She got locked up at a. She got caught at a shipping container actually and she got put in handcuffs.
Speaker 2:Hell yeah, yep. Right at a shipping container, the nigga that she was beefing with threw that through in there. You know what I mean? So free her oh, what's that? Oh, okay, what'd I say?
Speaker 3:Don't say it out, loud you better not bro.
Speaker 2:I ain't gonna say it, that's your company, yeah, oh yeah. We ain't gonna say that.
Speaker 4:So that's what I'm trying to like. Yeah, turn it over.
Speaker 2:Uh huh, yep, who the hoodie gonna be in the yeah?
Speaker 4:Yep, bigger Damn. She got the whole company shit that damn Shit.
Speaker 2:Okay, well, shout out to the NBA. We watching NBA, denver Nuggets and Phoenix Suns and shit, you know. Shout out to them, jokic, you know what I'm saying. But what we got Hot Topics, birthday.
Speaker 4:Choppy. Hey, we're going to go ahead and hit into the birthdays. First up we got Miss Haley Bailey.
Speaker 2:Shout out to Haley Bailey the one on Like a Fish.
Speaker 4:Yep Huh.
Speaker 3:She's like a fish. Okay, I got a challenge for you, ceo. Huh, I got a challenge for you. I'm going to fail. I'm a narcissist, you're right.
Speaker 4:So, I'm going to fail. Okay, we're going to keep this pushing. Mariah Carey turned 55.
Speaker 3:I'm a fucking narcissist, polo cracking up.
Speaker 4:Fergie turned 49.
Speaker 2:Wait, Mariah.
Speaker 4:Carey turned 55. She 55? She that young yeah.
Speaker 2:I thought she was older than that I did too.
Speaker 4:honestly, I was a little shocked when I said 55.
Speaker 3:I was low-key, shocked when she said 55. Really, yeah, that's a little pushy.
Speaker 2:I thought Mariah was in her 60s. I honestly thought she was in her 60s.
Speaker 4:I did too.
Speaker 2:Yeah, she's 55. Damn.
Speaker 4:Mariah Carey, that's your problem.
Speaker 2:I do Her fucking Christmas song about is older than her.
Speaker 4:It's like 22 years old, 23 years old.
Speaker 2:Yeah, come on, still going strong.
Speaker 3:Shout out to Mariah Carey. She said the Christmas song is older than her. Nigga. How? Because that shit? Every fucking year.
Speaker 2:How long Christmas been going. That shit been going to the test of time. I'm weak. Shout out to y'all, young motherfuckers from ryan carey and fergie. How old did it mean?
Speaker 4:well, we only got two hot topics, but I think I'll make it three okay, because they all real interesting okay um. The first two actually was predicted by the Simpsons already, god damn.
Speaker 3:And we know the Simpsons. Is this shit really true? They be on it, bro, listen.
Speaker 2:I thought they be making up these shits. No, no, no, no, no, no Simpsons.
Speaker 4:Be on it, bro, the Simpsons be on it If you keep up with the episodes. I watch the new episodes that drop every other day on H page.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, we're going to reference the episodes.
Speaker 4:So first we're going to talk about this cargo ship.
Speaker 2:Oh man, First of all, man man, moment of silence for the people in Baltimore. Man, that you know, yeah, that shit crazy, that shit crazy.
Speaker 4:So for those who may be unfamiliar with what we're talking about, on Monday morning at or excuse me, tuesday morning at 105 am, a cargo ship struck one of the beams of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore and the entire 1.6 mile bridge collapsed. There were some construction workers at the time working on the bridge. They were fixing potholes and pouring some new tar on the bridge and stuff like that, and then there were also some cars that were passing through at the time that the impact happened at the time. Currently, there are still six people that are missing. Officials have honestly presumed them dead, but they have not stopped searching for them. Of them, three of the people were Mexican nationals and then the other two were, I believe, from Guatemala. They were contractors and yeah.
Speaker 3:That's what I say real quick. That's why I say don't say rest in peace yet because we don't know.
Speaker 4:Yeah, we don't know.
Speaker 3:People have been saying oh, rest in peace to all them people. Let's not say that, because we don't know. Yes, they're presuming what they want to presume, but we don't really know yet, right.
Speaker 4:And I think they're only just presuming it because they haven't found any bodies. They haven't found any body. But also you have to think the water like they haven't been able to search at night. Night the water's been very choppy, the weather is. It's all not a good combination for a dive team to go try to recover or look for bodies.
Speaker 2:So. But when I was looking at the video, wasn't that much cars on there?
Speaker 4:so that's what I was gonna say. So one of the things that's being credited as a success during this tragedy, unfortunately, is that when the cargo ship initially lost power, I guess there was something that signaled the bridge tower watchers, or whatever. So they issued a mayday and they tried to evacuate as many people off the bridge as possible, which is why at the end of that video, at the beginning, you see a lot of cars going and then you notice how you start to see one go, because they had that mayday going on both sides of the bridge to stop anybody.
Speaker 4:So shout out to them for having that Mayday alert. I think that's pretty dope.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that's. Yeah, I mean I would assume they would have to have that as much ships pass under that bridge. You know what I mean to anticipate something like this happening, know? So, uh, you know, as a safety precaution. So, yeah, I mean that, that, that you know that saved a lot of lives it did you know, I mean, um, but yeah, man, that's, that's a tragedy, man, that's, that's that's like that's disastrous like you know and somebody, you know.
Speaker 2:That's why I think I'm about to start getting off the internet, because this is like. Somebody got a conspiracy theory and was like you see this it looked like a bridge. Somebody planted bombs on a bridge. When it hit the thing, they already confirmed it was not an act of terrorism.
Speaker 4:It literally was just the cargo ship lost power, which, honestly, I have questions with it. But the cargo ship lost power and when it finally came back on it was too late.
Speaker 2:It was already impacting the pillar.
Speaker 4:And if you know anything about the weight of a ship and the impact and the current that's pushing this ship in motion against this beam. The beam is only built to withstand a certain amount of force a certain amount of torque, a certain amount of pressure and a certain amount of weight. And that's from engineering, that's construction. That's just something that I do this all the time, so I know it's not built to withstand constant impact, especially from a 5, 6, 7, 10 ton cargo ship carrying containers with shit in it.
Speaker 4:It's just not going to happen.
Speaker 3:I know what happened. Shipping containers on the boat terrace has something to do with it, for sure that's why she got locked up, so this is why I said I have a question, because y'all know how planes have, like, a black box.
Speaker 4:Cargo ships also have a black box, uh-huh. And I say that to say that if the cargo ship lost power, where was their backup power? Because there should have been a backup generation.
Speaker 3:Well, it came back once right. They lost it again. So I wonder what happened that second time?
Speaker 4:that's a good question.
Speaker 3:There's a lot of questions, a lot of questions.
Speaker 2:I mean there's sometimes you know you got these things in place, but when something actually happens, people panic and don't know, Like who was the thing? Oh, post-emergency thing, and we don't know where the fuck it's at. I don't know.
Speaker 4:It was just a freak accident. I think it was a freak accident.
Speaker 2:My thing is and I was talking to a young lady today is like yo, that's a whole fucking bridge that affects commutes, that affects the economy. People don't realize that. Don't realize that shit.
Speaker 4:There's a whole part of Baltimore that was affected by that. Think about all the people that live in Baltimore that drive to DC Virginia.
Speaker 2:New York what.
Speaker 4:You know how long it's going to take them to rebuild that bridge. They say that bridge annually transports 518 million people a year on that bridge.
Speaker 2:Yeah, and Baltimore got a lot of reconstruction to do. Yeah, yeah, that bridge is going to take years to rebuild, but remember the same thing happened.
Speaker 4:I don't know if it was a cargo ship. I don't think it was a cargo ship. I think it was like a boat or something. I think it was like a boat or something. I think it was in Maine, Boston, somewhere like that, Massachusetts. I think. There was another bridge a few years ago that got hit and collapsed, and when this one collapsed, it collapsed like the middle part of the bridge fell. The top part was intact and the back part was intact and in the picture I think like 13 people died.
Speaker 2:Was it a two three-layer bridge?
Speaker 4:No, it was a regular-sized bridge, but how it was impacted when it was hit the core of the bridge fell down. In the middle and the end stayed up, so you got cars literally falling.
Speaker 2:Oh, that's crazy. Yeah, I forgot. I forgot maybe the pillars was like um, because you know, say like, let's see what bridge like the I think it's the manhattan bridge or brooklyn bridge like it got a lot of pillars that's holding the bridge up. So even if the because that bridge, the baltimore bridge, only had two right, I think it only had two pillars that was holding that bridge up, right. So it hit that one, that shit just collapsed. Everything else I only saw two, I think, if I'm visually trying to put it in my head.
Speaker 4:It probably had four, so which one did?
Speaker 2:the ship hit One in the middle.
Speaker 4:Two in the middle is the most important. They hold the primary weight. Yeah.
Speaker 2:So I'm trying to figure out, because when you said, yeah, yeah, that shit as soon as it hit, but it was the impact, that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 4:The impact it's like boom, it's like that's like a, a truck running full speed into a wall.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that was sad to watch. Yeah, that's crazy. 2024 has been a hell of a year so far. There was some calls on there, uh huh. 2024 has been a hell of a year so far. There was some cars on there. Uh-huh, it was one car. When it hit and went up in flames, the car was like a Batmobile came out through the flames, two bodies recovered. Two bodies recovered. Okay, dead Damn.
Speaker 3:Two bodies, bodies recovered, ceo Well, it could have been people.
Speaker 2:It could have been people, bodies. They would have said two survivors.
Speaker 3:That's true. They would have said survivors, that's true. That's true. Not two bodies.
Speaker 2:That's true. Damn Rest their souls, damn I'm not sounding over.
Speaker 4:All right, rest of you guys. All right. This next one.
Speaker 2:My eyes are just fucking me up right now.
Speaker 4:No, we're going to save that for last.
Speaker 2:This next one is a doozy.
Speaker 4:This is a true conspiracy theory, if there ever was one. Kate who the princess? Oh, she wildin'.
Speaker 2:Oh, I heard about that. She was missing in some shit.
Speaker 1:Let's talk about this. Oh, okay.
Speaker 4:So, yes, so she wasn't really missing. She just was out of the public eye for a while a long while, as she should. Right. They finally came out and announced that she had cancer Oof. Now remember I don't know if y'all remember back in I think it was like August or September of last year she ended up having stomach surgery. But, they never specified what the stomach surgery was for.
Speaker 4:We now know that she has cancer. She came out and announced cancer. But what's interesting about this is that they are saying because you know, there was a whole photo gate with this whole Kate picture, right? So essentially the White House photoshopped this fake picture of Kate. The White House did that. I mean not the White.
Speaker 3:House. I'm sorry, I'm about to say Too much scandal.
Speaker 1:The fucking the royal house, the.
Speaker 4:White.
Speaker 2:House did that. I mean not the White House.
Speaker 1:I'm sorry, I'm about to say Too much scandal, the fucking Sorry. The Royal House.
Speaker 2:Yeah we're going to talk about the.
Speaker 1:Royal.
Speaker 4:House, sorry, buckingham Palace.
Speaker 3:What I'm saying, though, the people responsible for Photoshopping some shit was Was the Royal Family, Was the motherfuckers.
Speaker 4:That's higher up, yeah, okay, and they put ate, they ass up and chewed them out. How dare you Photoshop a picture? And then send it out to us like we are idiots. So then the palace released a video of Kate sitting alone on this bench in this park, announcing that she has cancer and she is diligently working to get better and find the best solutions so she can continue to provide for her kids and continue to support the country. Yada, yada, yada. You know all the national talk.
Speaker 2:Did they say like what stage? Or just no, they didn't say the stage.
Speaker 4:But what's interesting is?
Speaker 2:I think it's like stomach Is that pancreatic, that's not pancreatic.
Speaker 4:No pancreatic cancer is pancreatic cancer.
Speaker 3:What is the pancreatic? No, pancreatic cancer is pancreatic cancer. Stomach cancer is stomach cancer. What is the pancreatic, though? What part of that I might sound?
Speaker 4:foolish. Your pancreas is pancreatic cancer.
Speaker 3:Your pancreas is like that's the question. I'm like okay, I don't know the anatomy, like that your stomach is actually up here.
Speaker 2:It sits right under your rib cage cancer. I don't know the real name for it, but yeah, stomach cancer is the idiot term for it.
Speaker 3:Yeah, I'm an idiot because I don't know what the fuck the term is. Abdominal cancer no, that could be it, right? What?
Speaker 4:Abdominal cancer. I guess maybe Look it up, Act Siri. Okay. So what's interesting about this video that they put out after now? They have already been alleged of this photo gate.
Speaker 2:Uh-huh Photo gate.
Speaker 4:Kate has on.
Speaker 2:It's called stomach cancer. It's literally called stomach cancer. So we're not idiots. Stomach cancer, stomach cancer.
Speaker 4:So in this video, Kate has on the same sweater she wore eight years ago. And this is why it's important, because have you guys ever heard of something called damn? I forgot the name, damn I forgot the name but, anyway the term of it. Basically I forgot the actual term. Of course, I will forget when I actually did, but what it means is basically damn, I forgot the name, but it basically means that somebody took old footage and a dupe swap.
Speaker 2:Oh, a deep fake. That's what it is a deep fake video.
Speaker 4:So they are alleging that the palace has put out a deep fake video because and I'm not going to lie I had to go look for myself. This video eight years ago is about Kate with this white cashmere sweater on that has blue stripes on it. It's quarter sleeve. It's a beautiful sweater, by the way. It's probably like Polo Ralph Lauren, honestly, just by the color scheme and the texture of the sweater. But sidebar.
Speaker 2:Oh that shit, yeah they have really nice clothes.
Speaker 4:No, they have really.
Speaker 3:I ain't going to hold you, though, to be able to tell what brand something is by the colors and the fabric.
Speaker 2:You're amazing. I really like the polo. That is really high quality. Horses are always already there, so you know it's polo.
Speaker 3:This is Sidney Monk talking right now, because only a monk would be able to figure that shit out.
Speaker 4:So, anyway, this video eight years ago was about her commitment to helping children in England or something I don't know. Some bullshit ass causes she was doing, not saying that. The cause was bullshit but I'm saying at right now it's not really relevant. What is relevant is the setting of where this video, eight years ago, took place in the same park, at the same bench as the new video that they just put out.
Speaker 4:They also noticed that in this video, kate does not have her wedding ring on. Now, if you do the math, eight years ago. Kate was not married when she did this video, she was only dating Prince William. She didn't have her ring on.
Speaker 1:This is another reason why this is what they're saying.
Speaker 4:This is what people think. People think that she actually died in the time, that she was not seen by any media, and the palace is covering it up, covering it up. And they are eventually going to release it, but they want to give it some time, at least a year, for people to digest the fact that she has cancer.
Speaker 3:This is a hell of a conspiracy theory going on right here.
Speaker 2:You heard it first.
Speaker 3:I had to sit up in my seat.
Speaker 2:I had to sit up in my seat.
Speaker 4:I'm pretty sure they said she's dead already shit also.
Speaker 3:Damn, that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 4:It doesn't matter really to us because we're in america, but I guess to to the english people. It's like you're lying to us, you're, you're once again, you're pulling the wool over our eyes over some shit that we clearly know already. Right you try to play us for stupid. But what I think is interesting is do y'all remember like a month and a half ago, prince William I mean Prince Harry and Meghan Markle flew back to London. Do y'all remember that?
Speaker 2:That they flew back to London.
Speaker 4:They flew back to England and they said it was to go check on the dad Because remember, the dad also had surgery at the same time that Kate had surgery. How old is Kate supposed to be? I don't know, like in her 40s maybe.
Speaker 3:Oh, 40s.
Speaker 2:Okay so she's not that old, I don't know.
Speaker 3:Look look up.
Speaker 4:She might be in her 30s, kate Middleton, how old is Kate Middleton. Catherine, princess of Wales, is 42. 42. Oh, she's 42.
Speaker 3:She's 42. 42. Oh, she's 42. Okay, I'm thinking you're talking about somebody that's like older. No, no, no, she young.
Speaker 4:Relatively young. So I think honestly that, yes, meghan Markle and Prince Harry probably did fly back just to check on. You know.
Speaker 2:Prince.
Speaker 4:Charles, but I also think it was to attend the funeral of Princess Catherine.
Speaker 3:Oh shit, you personally think this I personally think this God, oh shit.
Speaker 4:You personally think this. I personally think this God damn, because what other reason Would they have to go back If they left England Because of their dad and the grandma and how they was being treated? I don't think we would, nah. I don't think we would, because they're gonna cover it up. They're gonna cover it up and because and because America Is an ally to England, we're gonna cover it up too.
Speaker 3:I think it's too hard to cover shit like that up nowadays.
Speaker 4:I don't think it is.
Speaker 3:I think it is because I'm not trying to be funny how Tupac is still alive. They covered that shit up for fucking years.
Speaker 2:I think nowadays it's too hard.
Speaker 4:They're coming up killing.
Speaker 3:MLK Right Hell yeah, I said nowadays, first of all, it's very technology, it's easy to do it now. It's not the technology People have changed.
Speaker 2:Oh yeah, people with cell phones and shit like that. But you got to understand that people got money and power and when you destroy your family, Somebody in that family.
Speaker 3:Somebody in that family, Just like this nigga, said fuck them niggas and move to America or do whatever he did with his black ass wife that they didn't want him to marry. Somebody else in that family ain't probably ain't too far off from saying you know what? Fuck this shit.
Speaker 2:I'm going to blow the whistle, okay, but let me tell you something If she was dead, I agree with bruh.
Speaker 3:If she was dead, we will probably know Cause. Somebody in that fucking family would have probably blew the whistle already.
Speaker 4:No, cause I'm gonna that you're not going straight to the queen or the king. No, it's not nothing. You have to be their children. They have to call on you and schedule time. It's almost like the president respect me yes, like the royal family is so different. How they run their monarchy in england is so different from how we do it in america. Over there, yes, king and queen is the leader, is the top, but we know parliament really runs the country.
Speaker 2:Parliament is their chief of staff, if you want to put it in terms of America Give them the education and shit.
Speaker 4:But the thing about it is the royal family is so respected they are almost looked at as gods, almost Like this is who God ordained to rule your country for you. You're not about to walk up to God and just shake his hand, and that's how they look at the queen and the king over there. And that's the same thing. And I say that to say because when they and I know for a fact they killed Diana, you can't tell me they didn't kill.
Speaker 3:Diana, but who was Kat, though?
Speaker 4:Catherine.
Speaker 3:She's a princess or?
Speaker 4:a queen. She's a princess I was mention I was gonna mention diana too yeah, I know they kill her and think about it. They did it and they covered it up because a lot of people didn't know. It's very secretive. You could me and you could be married over there and be king and queen and I could do dirt and you would never even know because you look at how they doing.
Speaker 2:Um, what's her name? Kate, right, yeah, kate. And how Princess Diana passed right. Princess Diana was something like you got controllable and uncontrollable. Princess Diana was like an uncontrollable thing, like she was in the tab, paparazzi chasing her bull. She's grabbing her.
Speaker 4:They had to let that run you know they could control this, because nobody knows, nobody knows.
Speaker 2:Nobody knows, so they can control this, because nobody knows, nobody knows, so they can control this to a T and they kids so young.
Speaker 4:It's not like they on social media or they tweeting like, oh my God, I lost my mom. I'm going to be honest. I'm going to be honest with y'all you skeptical, I'm not skeptical.
Speaker 1:Play the devil's advocate.
Speaker 3:I'm skeptical because I'm not even. I'm skeptical about the whole shit. First of all, number two. I shit.
Speaker 2:First of all, number two I'm entertaining the conversation because we're on podcast.
Speaker 3:I don't give a fuck about none of this.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I don't either. Don't none of these english niggas?
Speaker 3:no, no, it's not about that. It's not about that. I'm just saying I'm thinking about it in a way of if I really like, if, if it was that deep to find out if she cared or not, or if she died or not, I wouldn't care right personally that's all I'm saying.
Speaker 3:I'm not saying we have to move on. I enjoy having this conversation. What I'm saying is I don't give a fuck About none of this shit. So even if she was dead and it was in the public, I probably wouldn't know. I wouldn't give a fuck.
Speaker 2:I'm gonna HBO this one. Personally, I don't give a fuck either, so it's almost like For podcast purposes. It don't matter, y'all probably give a fuck.
Speaker 3:Yeah, everybody was talking about the old bitch that died last year, or something like that. Who Betty White? No the queen bitch.
Speaker 2:Oh, I thought it was about Betty.
Speaker 3:White.
Speaker 4:I don't know, did she die last year too? Yeah, no, she died in 2022. Shout out to Betty White I love you.
Speaker 2:I'm fucking out. She's kidding me right now. I gotta close my eyes.
Speaker 4:No disrespect, you called the queen an old. Look, let me quote Cat Williams.
Speaker 3:I'm not disrespecting you by calling you a bitch. I'm just saying because I don't know you personally, you feel me? The old bitch died last year.
Speaker 2:Wait. So we call women bitches if we don't know them personally? Come on, ceo.
Speaker 3:Don't act like that. Come on, CEO.
Speaker 4:Don't act like that. All right, we don't know him.
Speaker 3:We're wrong.
Speaker 2:We ain't doing this we don.
Speaker 3:You don't come up to me and say where are the fine young ladies at you? Be like where the bitches at nigga? That's what you say, because you don't know these bitches yet.
Speaker 2:I don't say that. I don't know what the fuck you're talking about. These niggas lying. I don't know what the fuck you're talking about. I'm not talking about you personally, I'm just saying when niggas, come up to you and be like niggas, don't come. Where's the fine young ladies? I respect my beautiful black women, especially you midgets. I respect y'all, motherfuckers to a.
Speaker 3:T, so you can't say midgets, but you can say midgets and that's more degrading.
Speaker 2:I had a midget say, midgets was cool To them Huh.
Speaker 3:I'm so glad you're here. That's even fucking worse. I'm so glad you're here to say that shit. We've been telling this nigga, this shit for weeks.
Speaker 2:Little people is worse than saying midget.
Speaker 3:And then he'll go. Okay, my bad Shout out to my little midgets Come on bro.
Speaker 2:That don't work either. Shout out to my little midgets.
Speaker 1:I don't think.
Speaker 2:I said that. He just said that for me. He didn't say that. I don't think. I said little midgets.
Speaker 4:I'm just like He'll be like all right, shout out to my midgets, To my midgets. I love y'all midgets.
Speaker 3:A couple episodes ago we said you cannot say midgets, you have to say little people. This nigga goes all right, fuck it. Shout out to my little midgets, Dan. That's exactly what you said. Run the tape back. I swear to God, my memory is like an elephant, bro, you said this shit.
Speaker 4:Okay, maybe I wow, the last one is diddy, diddy, diddy, diddy, diddy, diddy. Did he do it, did he did, did he did it, did he did it. The diddler is nasty work yo the diddler is nasty.
Speaker 2:Work yo the diddler. Whoever came up with that fucking nickname? You, the fucking relevant p? That is fucking clever. The diddler that yo did he done. Did he done, huh, what he didn't do? The nigga killed biggie. Yo did he done. Did he done, huh, huh, what he didn't do? The nigga killed Biggie. The nigga fucked Usher. The nigga fucked McMill.
Speaker 3:The nigga fucked Freshman Turner. Hold on hold on hold on Allegedly, allegedly. Hold on hold on hold on Cuba Gooding Jr you forgetting Cuba Gooding Jr.
Speaker 4:Cuba Gooding Jr. Hold on Cuba Gooding Jr, cuba Gooding Jr. Hold on Roy Jr. They ain't got a whole lawsuit against him.
Speaker 3:Hold on, because we cannot get sued for slander.
Speaker 2:Allegedly, allegedly, allegedly these things happen.
Speaker 1:We will not get sued for slander on this podcast.
Speaker 2:Allegedly we already got one case. Allegedly yes, allegedly did he fuck Usher. Allegedly he fucked McMill. Allegedly he fucked French Montana.
Speaker 3:Allegedly he fucked Justin Bieber. Allegedly he killed Biggie Smalls. Yo did y'all know Justin Bieber had a song called One Less Lonely Nigga in the World Bro that's fucking crazy One. Less Lonely.
Speaker 2:Nigga.
Speaker 3:And he was saying how did he spell it? This is how he was singing it One Less Lonely Nigga Like, with all that on the end.
Speaker 4:Wait, did he say E-R or G-A? Nigga E-RE -R. One less long than that, Bro. I just found this out.
Speaker 3:That's why he went missing for a few. Remember when he started.
Speaker 1:He had that song.
Speaker 4:Remember he was going crazy, he was cussing people out, he was smoking all the weed and he was like no, justin Bieber no-transcript.
Speaker 2:Fucking racist names. They call us the same shit.
Speaker 4:They call themselves crackers.
Speaker 2:So I can't get. I can get mad because, like when it's in front of the street you're like oh shit, the fucking nerve. But we know, us niggers behind closed doors, Like y'all hung out with this nigger today. Yo, it was mad cool. He had me smoking weed and drinking I fuck a black bitch. Today too, man, it's cool. And then we go. Y'all had this cracker this other day, man, this fucking wigger was fucking wilding out, man Fucking you know.
Speaker 3:So it's like yo you no, not for nothing. I personally don't say them words for some reason, I just don't say them you don't say what I don't say cracker, or like wigger, or I don't.
Speaker 2:Oh, because he's light-skinned, ladies and gentlemen. No, I'll, because he's half white. It's not even about that, it's just light. Light-skinned is coming out.
Speaker 3:Those terms are just, I can't think every white person is out here saying nigga, and there are some white people that will check a white person for saying nigga.
Speaker 2:This is my opinion. This is what I'm about to say. It's based on my opinion. I believe that every white person has said nigga once in a lifetime.
Speaker 4:It's like a rush. Yeah, it's like a rush, like yo say it say it, say it, say it.
Speaker 2:Oh, no, no, no, say it, say it, say it. I'm nigger, I work with some white dudes. They keep calling me nigger For real Right, the white people. Two white dudes keep calling me nigger Me. Because the word said it like I think was it J who said it. Somebody said it was like it became culturally appropriate.
Speaker 2:It's a term of endearment for a guy to say nigga now, like when I actually say E-R or G-A, you know. So it's a different, even though it's the same word in a sense, but it's how you say it, how you express it. You know, if a white dude be like you nigga like nigga, I'm what. If a nigga be a white dude like you, nigga like nigga, I'm what. If a nigga like yo what up my nigga? Hey, what up my nigga? You good, all right, we good. But if a nigga's like what up my nigga? Nah, we ain't cool bro, you can't do the wait, wait, wait, wait.
Speaker 3:Can't do the er, so are you saying you give a pass if it's not an er?
Speaker 2:yeah, because I got a white friend that called they used to call me nigga we can't be giving passes, passes bro. Huh, Because nigga GA as cool as.
Speaker 3:I am with that side of the world. We still can't give nobody passes.
Speaker 2:Nah, nah, this is my nigga man. My nigga, tim, used to grow weed trees and all that shit. That was my nigga.
Speaker 3:Tim was my nigga. You cannot give this man a pass just because you cool with him.
Speaker 2:Nah, that was my nigga.
Speaker 4:I used to say nigga, nigga nigga.
Speaker 2:I mean he was white, but that nigga was not white and so his black so he had a black soul. I used to go to Tim Cradle. He used to have the weed trees and all that fucking connotation.
Speaker 3:I done been around some of the blackest white people I know and I never heard them say the word nigga not to you, probably, but I'm not saying they say it to me.
Speaker 2:I'm saying it to him like the white person you, you, my nigga.
Speaker 3:You know what I'm saying, huh, oh, let me get a light. You know, you my nigga, but I believe every white person in their lifetime has said the word nigga.
Speaker 2:Now white people, you comment. You know what I'm saying. We love you too. Let me know if you ever said the word nigga.
Speaker 4:You know what I think said nigga for real though.
Speaker 2:Huh, why you secreting over here? This is a podcast, 100% says nigga 100% says nigga.
Speaker 3:100%. 110% says nigga.
Speaker 2:I don't know what I'm going to say Y'all should never told me Huh, no, I'm about to say it. No, you don't. No, she ain't going to say this shit anyway. Fuck y'all. Oh, no, advisory. I'm sure MK said nigga once in a lifetime. Mk, you ain't say nigga. And you, my peoples. I fucked with you hard body, but I don't think you white. Is she white? Yes, oh, mk, I'm pretty sure of you.
Speaker 4:She don't act white at all, nigga, I'm pretty sure, cause she get black dick. We do love you here no advisory.
Speaker 3:These are jokes, but I did say that.
Speaker 2:I think you said the word nigga she get black dick, so I'm pretty sure when she get piped down by some black dick, oh, give it to me, my nigga.
Speaker 3:My nigga, my nigga my nigga but again.
Speaker 2:E-R and G-A is a different connotation.
Speaker 4:So if you say yeah, give it to me my nigga. Oh yeah, yeah, you like race play. If she said give it to me, my nigga you like race
Speaker 2:play Exactly what you just said I'm just saying Give it to me nigga, Give it to me nigga, it's crazy Pause. In her POV. No, ditty, no, ditty In her POV, in her POV, I ain't going to hold you, ceo.
Speaker 3:I'm too old to be saying pause, but you're definitely too old to be saying no ditty, bro, no ditty, come on, that's before we got lost. My bad Ditty's 55 years old Back to the Ditty shit, my bad. Ditty's 55 years old my bad Huh.
Speaker 2:Right. No, he's not originally 55. He ain't even 55 years old.
Speaker 4:I feel like he older than that, I feel like he almost 60s, he's 55.
Speaker 2:That's almost 60. That's five years. Hey, that's less than a decade is 58. Okay, what y'all say?
Speaker 3:R Kelly is the fucking king of R&B, this nigga's CEO man, you be wildin' bro, I ain't gonna hold you.
Speaker 2:He's the king of R&B. Who gonna check me? Who gonna check me? Nobody.
Speaker 4:Can we please talk about Diddy?
Speaker 2:Yes, please.
Speaker 4:Okay.
Speaker 2:Shout out to all. So y'all know, true, you, my nigga the fans done rated Diddy shit the other day.
Speaker 4:Right Homeland Security Investigations, hmi, wait, h, did you say H?
Speaker 2:What's HMI I?
Speaker 4:don't know HSI.
Speaker 2:The fuck is that.
Speaker 4:Homeland Security Investigations. I just said it Homeland Security, that's not what they go by.
Speaker 2:I don't think that's an acronym.
Speaker 3:They don't go by HSI.
Speaker 4:Yeah, that's literally what they go by, and they have different sites, hsi and it's important that we know this, because all these sites that I'm about to name Are sites that were involved In this raid.
Speaker 3:They all pulled up. Oh, this nigga crazy. You just saw A different vessel from there.
Speaker 4:All his houses got raided at the same time.
Speaker 2:And yeah, people forget, it was two, it was three, it was New York, miami and LA and local police departments from all those cities these niggas all pulled up. That's wild is it G-A or E-R?
Speaker 3:niggas G-A, these niggas all pulled up. Okay, is it GA or ER?
Speaker 2:GAS oh, gas. Okay, added S to it. Okay, I'm black.
Speaker 4:My niggas but you white, so do you get a pass?
Speaker 2:yeah, you white cause if you wipe your face off, you probably see some white shit under there. No, probably coming by. It's just dirt, light skinned dirt on his face right now. Fucking white ass cracker.
Speaker 4:He racist as fuck.
Speaker 3:I have nothing to say about it.
Speaker 2:Y'all know, I don't give a fuck, Alright so Homeland Security.
Speaker 4:La, miami and New York was all involved in raids at Diddy's house.
Speaker 3:Raids at Diddy's house. What did they raid? You to Raids.
Speaker 2:I thought you said raids to them. I did think you said raids.
Speaker 3:Y'all know.
Speaker 4:I'm a little country. I got a little twang Raids.
Speaker 3:They all responsible to raise a ditty house. What'd they raise it to? What'd they?
Speaker 4:raise it to Facts.
Speaker 2:Go ahead.
Speaker 4:So everybody keeps speculating why he got his house raided, blah, blah, blah, but I think it's important to note that the reason that they raided his house is for allegations of sex trafficking. Now, allegedly, according to court documents that were filed, aka public knowledge Diddy would on multiple occasions invite underage girls over to one of the houses.
Speaker 2:Miami.
Speaker 4:Let's be specific Drug them up with cocaine, marijuana, whatever their drug was, and keep them there for multiple days at a time while they engage with different parties. They did different activities. Activities in quotation marks, by the way. Multiple days at a time, while they engaged with different parties, they did different activities. Activities in quotation marks, by the way.
Speaker 2:They was fucking. So what's the difference between R Kelly and Diddy? Allegedly Nothing. The diddler.
Speaker 3:Nothing, yo. It's crazy because I was wrong Earlier when you asked that question. I said Diddy likes him at least 18. I was wrong.
Speaker 2:Oh yeah, what's the dude that came out? He was in the Bentley and shit too, His neighbor.
Speaker 3:Yeah, that nigga, I'm like Bentley and shit. No, no, no. He just wanted a viral moment.
Speaker 2:First of all, his mama came out on social media, that dude's mama, and said it wasn't true and said he's not his neighbor and he definitely was trolling, falling for that, oh shit. His mama. I knew it was a troll when this nigga was pulling out. Oh shit, I fell for that shit Because I'm looking at her this nigga pulling out the drop. He pulling out the drop I'm like that's my name, but yeah, that nigga be bringing busloads of unaged women.
Speaker 4:It did sound convincing, though.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I was like could you even said it? That's why I got it from and I was looking at it. I got it from Chad.
Speaker 1:Yeah, definitely said that shit. So I looked at it and I saw the nigga in the.
Speaker 2:Bentley. I was like, oh, that's a nigga name, oh, that nigga did he done? So come to find out. So that's a good, that's a good nibbit. Don't believe everything you see on social media. Believe half of what you see and none of what you hear.
Speaker 4:That's a nibbit like that. A little bit of knowledge, yeah, that's a smart word for you, a nibbit.
Speaker 2:I just never heard it. It could be right, I just never heard it. I'm listening to y'all.
Speaker 3:I'm just trying to figure out. See, the problem is, y'all niggas always think I'm being funny.
Speaker 4:No, we think you're being fictitious, oh let's go with this.
Speaker 2:now we got nibbit and fishist.
Speaker 3:That's exactly what y'all asses. Look like Nibbit and fetishist.
Speaker 2:Get the fuck out of here. But yeah, you know, babe, I mean the shit that is about to come out in this whole Diddy ordeal, boy, all the blogs, the podcast, the news anchors, tnz, we're going to have a lot of content for y'all, motherfuckers, everybody going to have their opinions on it, which we do now, and once all this shit come out, it is we Diddy going to break the internet. He already did, he already done, broke some bags.
Speaker 4:Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's how he break the internet, oh shit.
Speaker 3:Oh shit, wait, that's the one, sydney, you don't want to know what the one line was.
Speaker 2:Not that, that ain't it. What the fuck? Oh, that was good. Yeah, say that again. He already broke some. Go ahead.
Speaker 4:He already broke some bags Might as well break the internet.
Speaker 3:It didn't hit as hard, it didn't.
Speaker 2:It didn't hit hard the first time I was like yo, that was a good jokey joke. Ha ha ha, that was a good joke.
Speaker 3:You got the one-liners tonight.
Speaker 2:Yeah, but man.
Speaker 4:Damn. So shout out to the diddler he tried to get away.
Speaker 3:No, no, no, Not shout out to the diddler, but you shouted out R Kelly, though.
Speaker 2:Yeah, nigga.
Speaker 3:Shout out.
Speaker 2:R Kelly's the king of R&B, undisputed, undisputed. There's more than a lot of people that would have the same sentiments as me.
Speaker 4:I would go to a concert at Butner for R Kelly.
Speaker 2:Yo R Kelly is the king, like Usher's trying to claim.
Speaker 4:Butner FCI. That's where he at Up in Butner, north Carolina.
Speaker 2:Like Usher's, trying to claim that spot. No, Usher.
Speaker 4:You got your ass down because you linked with the dealer Kelly's the king of.
Speaker 2:R&B man, his songs, shit, get you through life, got me through a couple of situations, not no fucking.
Speaker 4:Usher song never. What song got you through life? I Believe I Can Fly. No, Whoa, that's a great song.
Speaker 2:I believe I can fly. Oh my God, oh shit. No, the one that got me through life right now, through my whole situation, was the Greatest.
Speaker 1:Wasn't I just talking about that song last week? Appreciate it.
Speaker 2:He's like y'all niggas over here tripping Yo that song right there. Oh my God, I'll be in the shower like I'm the greatest nigga.
Speaker 3:Fuck you, bitch. Wasn't I just talking about that song last week? That song is so sad to me. I was just talking about this last week.
Speaker 2:That song is so sad to me, bro, that's a sad ass song. That's why R Kelly's the king. He'll make different emotions.
Speaker 4:He the king, because he makes different emotions. They're way different emotions, but you were sad for him is motivation.
Speaker 2:That's true. Yeah, it was motivation Like bitch. I'm the greatest.
Speaker 3:I think it's the cadence it see, yo, you used to smoke crack confirmed. You see how this nigga smoke weed. Watch how he smokes the blunt.
Speaker 2:This nigga smokes the blunt like you, smoked the blunt like my uncle Danny, and that nigga did crack shout out to uncle Danny I don't do crack, though, but crack is whack in the words of my late great Whitney Houston.
Speaker 4:Whitney Houston also said crack is cheap. She too rich to do crack Right Right, that's what on national television it said. Whitney Houston said she's not on crack Crack is whack, it's too cheap. It's too much money to do crack and she actively was a crackhead Actively. That's the most hypocritical shit I ever heard in my life.
Speaker 3:Somebody had to say that who believed?
Speaker 2:it. Everybody, nobody. I believed her. Huh, I believed that Whitney Houston was on crack. I think the whole world believed Whitney Houston was on crack. She was yeah, that's what I'm saying. But you were saying when you say, like crack is whack, and you know what I mean and think that she would do this shit.
Speaker 3:whatever what you said, she literally just said the same thing as you and you just sitting here talking she literally just said who believed that right. And you said I believed it.
Speaker 2:Yeah, the whole world believed it. She said who believed she wasn't on crack, right? Okay, I missed that part, my bad, I'm a narcissist.
Speaker 4:You know that too.
Speaker 2:How the fuck y'all knew that shit and I didn't know you said everything about yourself.
Speaker 3:It's not that you didn't know. You didn't want to admit it.
Speaker 2:Hold on, let me clip this up.
Speaker 3:You saved the video.
Speaker 2:Yes.
Speaker 3:Oh yeah, he's a narcissist.
Speaker 2:You're so much of a narcissist that you want to hear somebody talk about you. It's still there.
Speaker 4:You so much of a narcissist you want to prove that you're a narcissist, you got to turn the sound up.
Speaker 1:They're, you know, a good person. What do narcissists do when they're alone? When you're not around, I got a few answers for you. You might have some that I didn't even think of, and if you're new to my channel, I am a self-aware narcissist. So, and you're not there, well, depending on what stage of the relationship you're in, they might actually be on dating sites looking for new supply. I am they could actually be on Tinder Bumble.
Speaker 4:I'm on Tinder.
Speaker 1:A lot of high-spec narcissists are always hooking up and looking to hook up and cheat on their partner.
Speaker 4:Not all of them do that, but that's one of the things they do.
Speaker 1:Number two another thing that narcissists do. To be quite honest with you, a lot of narcissists look at porn A lot of narcissists are actually sex addicts too.
Speaker 4:I am a sex addict and even female narcissists like to look at porn.
Speaker 1:Number three is something that kind of goes with number two, and that is a lot of narcissists actually are on social media looking for supply and looking for other people to talk to and garner validation and admiration. For not only that, and number four, they like to turn to whatever addiction that they usually have, be it drugs or alcohol or maybe they like to go blow money and they have a spending problem, uh you know they do some retail therapy.
Speaker 4:Narcissists are always under a lot of money anxiety all the time and needing that that removed.
Speaker 1:So a lot of times they will do those kind of things. See, the thing with narcissists is that they are always needing some kind of supply, attention, validation they don't even feel that's what I'm right there unless somebody else is there telling them they're, you know, a good person. What do narcissists do when they're alone, when you're not around? So I'm a narcissist.
Speaker 2:Guys on this account. I'm a fucking narcissist.
Speaker 4:You're a self-aware narcissist at that.
Speaker 2:I just became a self-aware narcissist. Like an hour ago I didn't think I was a narcissist. It's a lot of redneck shit.
Speaker 4:Everybody is a narcissist.
Speaker 2:That's the case that too. We all fucking narcissists.
Speaker 3:Minus the first one, and him saying that they looking for a new supply, because I don't agree with that. I think a lot of that other shit is just like maybe we're saying that everybody's a narcissist, but maybe it's not that. Maybe it's just that he's saying that these are behaviors that these people display, display. You can also display them behaviors without being a narcissist.
Speaker 2:Yeah, but if you are a narcissist, you display these behaviors and to the comments point. And to that point a lot of people in the comments was like yo bro that's everyday people, that's my narcissist and everybody in the fucking world is narcissist. Well, maybe everybody in the fucking world is narcissist. You don't even know. You know, but to that account, nigga, that was four for four. I'm like damn, they got my narcissist.
Speaker 2:I just found that out when I'm driving up here. I was like I saw it on her page and I was like, let me go through it. The whole page is dedicated to narcissist shit.
Speaker 3:But the nigga's name on Instagram is self-aware narcissist, so he knows that he's a narcissist.
Speaker 2:Yeah, he's a self-aware narcissist, which is insane to me. But you know what, and I just made a post, I was like yo, I can't stop looking at these fucking relationship gurus and all these shit, because everybody got a fucking opinion on a male and female and their relationship and perspective. I was like I got to stop watching this shit Because what made me say that I was watching some shit today? And the nigga was like he was on some podcast and he was just like, yeah, you know.
Speaker 2:So the if you're a man, you gotta do this for a woman. And I'm like what the fuck are you talking about? I'm like what? So that's what made me like. I'm like I'm tired of watching these shits. Cause these shits is just like it does more harm than good. It's like for me, this shit ain't going to make me reconcile, because I'm like fuck this bitch reconcile. Yeah shut up.
Speaker 1:I'm like yo fuck this bitch.
Speaker 2:You know what I'm saying. Like, based off these shit that these niggas is putting up on social media and I'm here watching it, feeding it to this shit. You know what I mean? She even sent me one from a nigga that I sent her to and she sent me this shit. She was like, hey, this is the guy that you watch. Look at this Bitch, the fuck. You sent me this shit, for I sent you this shit that I wanted to send you and you wanted to send me some shit. So I was like yo, fuck this nigga because he playing both sides Like the fuck, I get it, you want to and you're going through it. Just fuck all that and give up the internet. Block that shit out and just deal with this shit within the home, within y'all, too. How y'all personally feel. Fuck the internet, fuck what are these fucking fake ass gurus telling you. Based it off what you feel in your home and y'all will be good. That's my advice to y'all, motherfuckers. And I carry on.
Speaker 4:I mean, that was the end of my segment oh, okay, it was my segment now.
Speaker 2:What would you do? Okay, we sent you off properly you did.
Speaker 4:I'm a narcissist, so I gotta make sure narcissists wouldn't make sure exactly you would just move on and be like alright, bet my turn and then talk for 45 minutes like you do normally. Actually, you are a narcissist, because you normally do that typically I don't do Exactly.
Speaker 3:You would just move on and be like all right, bet my turn and then talk for 45 minutes.
Speaker 2:Actually you are a narcissist because you normally do that. I don't do that, you do that all the time.
Speaker 3:You take over conversations, you do that all the time.
Speaker 2:I'm a Taurus, so my personality is just like I'm a Taurus.
Speaker 3:I don't do that. You're no fucking Taurus.
Speaker 2:I am a Taurus gang. We elect to kick this nigga out and make him a fucking Gemini. Extend his birthday to the fucking Gemini birthday. This nigga is not a Taurus. Kick his ass out, all my Tauruses. Let's gang up and make a fucking group and a petition and a GoFundMe. We gonna pay this nigga to get the fuck out of Taurus.
Speaker 3:Nah, I'll take that. Okay, pay me enough, I'll switch.
Speaker 4:You'll a tourist now I'll take that. Okay, pay me enough, I'll switch. You'll walk around like you're a big gemini game.
Speaker 3:No, I would never claim to be a gemini, even though when I was younger, I thought I was a gemini.
Speaker 2:So what would you do? This is what would you do if you're watching. This came from you because you gave me this account. You gave me two. What would you do today? And I kind of took heed, because my couple of what would you do was trash. You know. I said I because those shits was not really what would you do's. I just made them shits up as I was sitting here thinking I don't know what the fuck I'm going to say you mean. For the past two months, you know Nah the last the last.
Speaker 2:I think no, no, no, no, no. The last two that I was here, because I wasn't here the last two weeks. The other probably two, three weeks, shit. That wasn't true. This one is true. Maybe I got to add this disclaimer in there. So my what would you do's are usually accounts from me or accounts from other people, or sometimes I might make some shit up. Okay, so you know, I'm going to start adding that If I make some shit up, I'm going to start adding that. So if it's whack.
Speaker 2:you know, I just made it up, alright so this. What would you do, carrying from an account from somebody that told me so what'd you do? You? Um, you know you're a teacher, uh, you know, teacher, just just just, uh, teaching. Let's say age range uh, what is what? What is what's age range from the kindergarten? Kindergarten is from what age kindergarten?
Speaker 3:starts at three, four, no five, six, three, no five, six, five. Really Damn. I thought kindergarten was like oh, pre-k, pre-k.
Speaker 2:You're right, so say you're a pre-K teacher right and you got about 15, 20 students, you know. So you got to monitor these students, make sure everything is good. So what would you do? You're a teacher and you got 15 20 students and you know you got this one little boy. One little boy. That is always. You know how you got people. That's always in the headlines, you know. So this little boy is always in people's conversation mouths like you know, bad as shit. So what would you do? You're a teacher and you know you're going around the room. What would you do you're a teacher one more time.
Speaker 3:I gotta say that because you know there's're going around the room. What would you do if you were a teacher? I gotta say that.
Speaker 2:There's some people that come in at certain seconds. So what would you do if you're a teacher and you're going making your rounds and you see the little boy right and he got like a cover over him and he's like drinking his meat at four years old and you're a teacher? What would you do in that situation? Male or female? What would you do in that situation? You see a kid, four years old, beating his meat. What would you do as a teacher?
Speaker 3:What could you do besides call their parents?
Speaker 4:No, honestly. I would take a different approach too, though First I would tell him he got to stop.
Speaker 3:Obviously yeah.
Speaker 4:Then I would talk to him privately and be like you know, where'd you get that from? To figure out, like because you three, four, you should not know nothing about this, Right.
Speaker 2:Right.
Speaker 4:Right Now. Depending on his answer, I'm either. Either way I'm going to the office. But, depending on his answer, I'm either going to go to the office and go to the social worker for her to call CPS because something's going on in his house.
Speaker 2:Uh-huh.
Speaker 4:Or I'm going to go to the office and be like this little boy nasty. I need to get him out of my classroom.
Speaker 3:I ain't going to rat on him.
Speaker 4:I mean it needs to be taught Three, four years old. I don't care, you don't need to be touching yourself, you don't even need to know what that is. And to sit and do it in a class of 14 other students is disgusting.
Speaker 3:I don't know no better at that age.
Speaker 4:He knew enough to pull his dick out of the jacket.
Speaker 2:He knew enough that to zip his pants down and put the cover on top of him.
Speaker 4:He done seen that before. Yeah, he done been in the room when that went on.
Speaker 3:And that's the craziest part. So what'd you do? That's scary.
Speaker 2:You say you tell the teachers and all that shit.
Speaker 4:Right, that's what you said I am the teacher, okay, no, no.
Speaker 1:Well, you said social workers, okay.
Speaker 2:What'd you do, hb?
Speaker 3:I said I wouldn't rap, but I mean we talking About a four year old here, so obviously I'm gonna Get in contact with the parents and see you know hey.
Speaker 4:What if they be like? Mind your motherfucking business, don't worry about what the fuck, go on in my motherfucking house because that's how parents today is.
Speaker 3:I mean that that could be very true. If that's the case, then maybe just this place, right here in this particular classroom, ain't the room, ain't the space for this little nigga, but what's funny I think you need more space it's not the space. He can't stay in my class basically, it's not the place for him not here. You know what I'm saying, like it's really hard to say what you would do in that situation honestly kick that little nigga out of school.
Speaker 4:Let his mom worry about that shit that part that could work yeah, so what would y'all do?
Speaker 2:what would you do?
Speaker 4:he need a mic. Uh, huh, yeah, yeah. So what would y'all do?
Speaker 2:What would you do? I just told you you need a mic.
Speaker 4:Uh-huh yeah.
Speaker 2:Uh-huh.
Speaker 4:Right, yeah, he's a sexual deviant, because you four and you had enough of a know-how to go get a blanket and put it on top of you, Unzip your pants, pull your weenie out and then proceed to stroke your shit. Uh-huh.
Speaker 3:Oh no, you're a menace, that's yeah.
Speaker 1:Yeah that's wild.
Speaker 2:That's wild. Somebody grooming him. I mean, what would I do in that situation? Me, knowing me, me, you ignorant son. I'm like what the fuck you doing under there, little boy? I'm gonna pull the covers back and shit all this nigga jerking his Oscar by you. I'm gonna shame that nigga for the whole of kids.
Speaker 4:He never gonna want to be nothing else sexual again.
Speaker 2:You right, you shouldn't do you shouldn't at four years old.
Speaker 3:You don't know what shame is though huh at four years old. You don't know what shame is though huh at four years old you don't know what shame he gonna learn right then.
Speaker 2:And there I'm gonna pull that shit back. All the kids gonna be laughing at him and all types of shit that's gonna be scarred for life I, lowkey, thought you was over here oh, she over here. You feel me, though you just look down, all you see is a sleeve movie like what the fuck going on here?
Speaker 3:that's a ghost sleeve, nigga, that shit is moving for no reason.
Speaker 2:Hey yo, hey yo, but you know. So what happened was, in this situation the young lady obviously trapped what you said. It was like yo, he had to learn this shit from somewhere, he had to see this shit from somewhere. So she actually went to, like you were saying, go to CPS. But she went, I guess, to the board or whatever to talk to the parents, Like what the fuck are y'all niggas doing in the household?
Speaker 3:This little nigga's, four years old, Yo, four years old and jerking off in the same sentence. It's crazy, that's crazy work.
Speaker 2:Like, what are you going to jerk off? Like this shit's this small. Like this shit's this small, what are they going to do? Hard? That's this shit, this small. No, diddy, this big. Hard they don't even get hard. That's nasty work Because they don't get that feeling right, so it's going to be limp. So if his lip is shorter than this shit, so that shit like this, that nigga like this with a pinky, that's early.
Speaker 3:For life At four years old. He's got to pause this whole situation.
Speaker 2:This nigga going to be on the sexual predator list.
Speaker 4:Jesus, he's starting it, he kindergarten.
Speaker 2:His life is fucked up. Yeah, his life is over. His life is over. He going to be a pedophile.
Speaker 1:He need therapy. He need therapy.
Speaker 2:Yeah, he going to be pedophile at four years old. This nigga jerking his meat yeah, he might be a serial rapist, yeah he might be a serial rapist. Yeah, he might be in one of the movies where you make a movie for cause he gonna be walking around with his fucking bitches in the springtime with skirts, just raping bitches and jerking off yeah that nigga crazy. I can see that shit happening yeah, people in town, like In today's news, people in town strikes again.
Speaker 4:I'm talking about fucking with the people.
Speaker 2:You're gonna see that nigga. You're gonna see that nigga in the camera just walking around like it's regular. It's not funny. What's up they're like wait hold on.
Speaker 3:Yo, you a wild nigga, did y'all see?
Speaker 2:this thing? He just walking around the street, just alright, alright, that shit crazy. Huh. No diddy, oh no diddy, alright, hb, that was mine. What would you do? So, yeah, what would you do if you saw a 4 year old in your classroom as your teacher? We just said fuck these sound. That was mine.
Speaker 3:What would you do? So, yeah, what would you do if you saw a four-year-old in your classroom as your teacher? We just said fuck these sound effects, huh, wait wait.
Speaker 4:So okay, what was the ending to the story? So she called CPS, she talked to the parents, and what happened?
Speaker 2:Yeah, oh yeah, she called CPS, talked to the parents and to be continued, oh, this I like that there you go. I like that there goes some sound effects for you love y'all, you know what I'm saying my energy a little low huh, bring that shit up, nigga.
Speaker 3:I need a, I need a sound bite too nigga, fuck I gotta introduce me and Sid, the only ones on here that gotta introduce ourselves, and you introduce her, so I'm the only one that gotta introduce myself.
Speaker 4:I kinda get introduced to the herb. No, you can introduce.
Speaker 3:When he say Trappy, what would?
Speaker 4:you do Hot topic birthday, celebrity birthday.
Speaker 3:He introduce you.
Speaker 4:Oh, sawbore Tara's got a new name. What's her name?
Speaker 3:TEO. Oh yeah, last week, when you wasn't here, she was TEO.
Speaker 4:She was TEO.
Speaker 2:I forgot about that.
Speaker 3:We cut up last week the adults weren't here.
Speaker 2:Too bad we ain't got no footage. We ain't got no audio, nothing, yeah, last week the adults weren't here. Too bad, we ain't got no footage.
Speaker 1:We ain't got no audio.
Speaker 2:Nothing.
Speaker 3:That show was a waste Hell no, we got the audio, but but what I didn't upload it?
Speaker 2:I didn't upload it. Anyway. I didn't upload it. I do a lot of shit man. I'm going through a whole bunch of shit man.
Speaker 3:I'm sorry, clearly.
Speaker 2:Is this just a recording? By the way, it is, fuck yeah, you see the red shit on the top. Fuck yeah, okay, go ahead.
Speaker 3:You sure you ready now? Fuck, yeah, okay, you're not ready.
Speaker 2:That means I'm ready, fuck yeah, that means.
Speaker 3:I'm ready.
Speaker 2:Fuck yeah.
Speaker 3:Fuck yeah. All right question for the panel. Yes, this went from holler at Humble to holler at every fucking body, which is cool, but it's holler at every fucking body every fucking week, that's what I'm saying. The first couple of weeks it was more so, like personally me, and then after that it was just like these are questions that anybody can answer.
Speaker 2:Okay.
Speaker 3:So question for the panel. I I feel, for some reason, like I've asked this question before. I might not have, but the question is what is one thing you would say to your 10?
Speaker 2:year old self. If, given a chance, my 10 year old self you would have to go back pretty far, but yeah, go ahead.
Speaker 3:Yeah, I dare show how to go back 10 years old. What grade was I?
Speaker 1:in at 10 years old.
Speaker 2:What grade? What grade is 10 years old? Fourth grade. But I wasn't miss pitts. Uh, fourth grade. Yeah, oh, was I fourth grade? No, I think I was like eighth grade. Damn, I can't remember fourth grade.
Speaker 3:Oh, I remember fourth grade, I'm gonna fourth grade, say the question again what's one thing you would tell your 10 year old self if you were given a chance I was, I would say I would say a shout out to my nigga larry, that's like one of my Larry, or Larry, larry, larry, larry.
Speaker 2:Yeah, one of my best friends in junior high school. I went to a private junior high school. You had money. Huh, I had no money. My mom was trying to make. I was a bad fucking kid, Like you don't understand. I was in private junior high school. My mom was. I love you, mommy. You was putting your best foot forward to save your son, Even though I almost got expelled in junior high school. Private junior high school.
Speaker 3:But you know the thing she got, this thing could try to light her car on fire. Crazy, I'm trying to tell you.
Speaker 2:I was fucking bad. What did she do to mean I used to wear slacks?
Speaker 3:and wallabies. You used to wear contacts.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I used to wear hazel contacts.
Speaker 3:You look like a fucking cat.
Speaker 2:I used to wear hazel contacts slacks. My slacks had the crease in them, my wallabies. I was fucking all the bitches. I, 10 years old? Huh, no, not at 10. This is when I got out of high school. But at 10 years old I was stabbing teachers in the hand with pencils and stealing niggas and fucking niggas up. I was a bad kid, like. If y'all see me now, y'all wouldn't think that I'm more controlled now.
Speaker 3:Oh no, we absolutely believe that you were a terrible kid.
Speaker 4:I don't know who you think you're saying. That's why you're a narcissistic right there.
Speaker 3:What you're saying is that we wouldn't believe that you were a bad kid. And what I'm saying, what we are saying is yes, we absolutely would, 100%.
Speaker 2:You have not changed, you just got older no, cause some people wouldn't think that I had this, this background. You know what I'm saying who wouldn't think that?
Speaker 4:by meeting you like on the surface. Yeah, he's very polished on the surface. Yeah, so you wouldn't think I had this like you would have to actually get to know him to be like this motherfucker the first time I shook this nigga's hand, I knew he wasn't shit he lying he lying. He lying, why you staying?
Speaker 2:why he staying, just because you ain't? Shit and be like see y'all he buying drinks? Yeah, cause See y'all be buying your drinks? Yeah, because you my nigga.
Speaker 3:Just because you ain't shit don't mean you ain't my nigga what Y'all going to keep talking about that. Just because you ain't shit don't mean that you ain't my nigga, I ain't shit.
Speaker 2:I mean, you ain't shit, I'm shit now.
Speaker 3:But I wasn't shit two seconds ago. Answer the question man, I went over people's heads. Answer the answer the question.
Speaker 2:Answer the question stop talking about wallabies. No, that was the question. What would you tell your 10 year old self? I said don't stab the teachers.
Speaker 4:You never said that, but okay, I did say that you said, when I was 10 years old, I was stabbing teachers in the head but you never said that you would tell yourself not to stab anyone.
Speaker 3:Okay, so I would tell my not to stab anyone. Yeah, you never told us what to do.
Speaker 2:Okay, so I would tell my 10-year-old self listen, kid, like you know, don't wild out, don't join no gangs, don't try to blow up your mom's car. Just be a civilian, be a kid, enjoy your youth, you know, and just don't do the dumb shit that you're going to be accustomed to. Just stay away, bro. Stay away, bro. That's what I tell my 10-year-old self. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3:Okay, yeah, and earlier I heard Sid say that she would tell her 10-year-old self that it gets better. Can you elaborate on that?
Speaker 4:Oh, it gets better. That's a good one. It gets better, it just gets better.
Speaker 3:You can't elaborate at all.
Speaker 4:I cannot. Okay, guys, the fuck you doing at 10 years old.
Speaker 2:That was so bad. Why you say it gets better from 10 years old.
Speaker 4:You gotta elaborate on that shit. 20 years I got better, I got finer, I got more money, I got. I mean it turns out.
Speaker 2:Everybody fucking broke, unless you got a rich family. No, you ain't got no money at 10 years old. You ain't got credit at 10 years old.
Speaker 4:I had a savings account and a savings account at 10 years old, what my parents financially set me up.
Speaker 2:Oh shit, you got shit. You got money at 10 years old. You spent it all. Yeah, went to college, that'll do it, that'll fucking do it. I'm out every day Putting gas in my car every three days.
Speaker 4:What do you know?
Speaker 3:There's a few things I would tell my 10-year-old self. Actually, on a serious note, it would be focus more on you, because I feel like in my younger years, even now, I gave a lot to other people in other situations when I could have been focusing on bettering myself, focusing on bettering myself, focusing on bettering myself. I would tell my 10-year-old self nigga, in a couple years, it's going to be this shit. Right, it's going to come around, it's going to be called Bitcoin. Buy you some.
Speaker 2:Buy you some. My nigga, I got to check my shit. Buy you some, I could be a billionaire right fucking now. Don't forget your logins.
Speaker 3:Don't forget your logins. Don't forget the logins.
Speaker 2:Nigga, I could be a billionaire right now. If I'm a billionaire right now, nigga, I'm walking up this shit. I'm saying fuck y'all niggas. Nope, I'm not a billionaire.
Speaker 3:I can't believe this. Nigga thought it was gonna be that easy to just pick up the phone and be a billionaire. That's funny it did?
Speaker 4:He invested in Bitcoin.
Speaker 3:You should have did that shit 10 years ago, I know.
Speaker 2:I got a lot of investments they adding up right now.
Speaker 3:But yeah, I would have told my 10-year-old self to focus on myself and invest in Bitcoin. Invest in Bitcoin.
Speaker 2:No invest in. Netflix.
Speaker 4:Because at 10, Netflix wasn't really popular. It was a DVD rental.
Speaker 3:DVD rental At 10,. It wasn't even around.
Speaker 4:Yes, it was, I was 10 in 2004.
Speaker 3:Right, it was blockbuster days 2004,. Netflix wasn't around.
Speaker 2:I know they came around.
Speaker 3:I know they've been around longer than we think, but 2004?.
Speaker 4:Netflix, I want to say, came around in 2008. It's not.
Speaker 3:Right, that's what I'm saying. It wasn't around when I was 10.
Speaker 4:Around that time. That's what he's saying. If you could tell yourself 10 and 10, you could be like listen in a few years, invest in Netflix.
Speaker 3:Okay, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah because, I would tell myself that same thing about Bitcoin. In a few years, this shit going to come out nigga. Invest in this shit. Get you some.
Speaker 2:Oh, I will also tell my 10-year-old self do not hump that girl. It is not worth it, even though that was like your first nut, do not hump that girl, please don't hump that girl that's what it started. Like I don't care, I remember, like I said, hump, yeah, how old are we?
Speaker 3:huh, 10 years old, I was in my uniform. You're not ten, telling your own self not to do this, you're old. I'm telling my ten-year-old self.
Speaker 2:Do not hump that girl. I'm not going to say her name for keepsake, because it'll be still cool.
Speaker 4:He's saying he's not going to tell her don't fuck that girl.
Speaker 2:He's just going to say I just turned 11. What's?
Speaker 3:up man, Do you say hump?
Speaker 2:or do you say fuck when you? I don't talk to no one about my son like that. What are you talking about? What are you talking about?
Speaker 3:me, do you ever say the word fuck around him? No, you don't cuss around your kids, no, oh, that's commendable.
Speaker 2:Then I, if I say that by daddy, bad word, you're right, you're right, bad word.
Speaker 3:Shout out to you that's what's up. I can appreciate that and the kids were kind of. Second question is actually kind of tied, not tied, but it's similar to the first question, which is if you could change the future or the past which would it be, and what would you change exactly about?
Speaker 2:it. That's a great question. Can I answer that first? Absolutely.
Speaker 3:And I. That's a great question, can I answer?
Speaker 2:that first, absolutely and I base it off of what I'm going through now I would change me cheating on my wife. I would damn sure do that shout out to you.
Speaker 4:That's commendable. No, no, no, I'll get the record.
Speaker 2:I will change that, you know, because that is why we go and do this shit so in your situation, you're changing the future and the past.
Speaker 4:I'm changing the past because the he wouldn't cheat on his wife. Yeah, I wouldn't cheat on his wife, but you also have to change the future too, because a couple minutes ago you just, you just said either the past or the future.
Speaker 2:Now I gotta change both.
Speaker 3:I'm saying in your situation you need to change both. No to me, he's not listening. Right, that's what I'm saying, if I changed the past then it wouldn't be this here If we're talking about cheating on your wife, that happened in the past Right.
Speaker 2:I would change that and according, to, you.
Speaker 3:It might or may not happen in the future, because your ass still your date naps. As you said, a couple minutes ago. No again.
Speaker 4:So you need to change both nigga. No, I don't need to this question. The questions are separate. Right, and I'm answering this question.
Speaker 2:He throwing some other shit. The question is what would you change, the past or the future? And I said I would change the past and cheat on my wife because it wouldn't be this shit here which leads to the situation Got you. It doesn't need to be more cheating, because that wouldn't even be in my mind. We would be in a fucking great place. You know what I'm saying. But yeah, I would change that. That's it. I'm not going to go any deeper than that.
Speaker 3:Are you sure? Before someone else starts talking, I'm not going to go any deeper than that. But yeah you know what I'm saying, I wouldn't be surprised.
Speaker 2:Pass for the future.
Speaker 3:And I guess you can't change the future, but you can.
Speaker 2:Well, the past will dictate the future. So if we change the past, it's going to change the future.
Speaker 3:What I'm saying is I can't say would you change the past?
Speaker 2:You don't watch fucking Marvel and X-Men and all that shit, do you? No, you gotta watch Doctor.
Speaker 4:Strange. I love that show.
Speaker 2:Doctor Strange. He is the connoisseur of time and he always say you better watch I'm going to send you to the past, but watch what you do, because that's going to affect your future. Nigga, you might not even be here in the future when I come back and do all this shit. Nigga, you're going to be dust or a distant memory.
Speaker 3:So be careful. Okay, yes, I agree with that. That's why I'm rephrasing the question, which is if you could change the past, that's cool, but you can also go in the future and prevent or make some shit happen.
Speaker 4:Now you got to re-answer the question. You can't change the question.
Speaker 3:No, I should have phrased it this way. I should have phrased it this way originally.
Speaker 4:He could still cheat on his wife and then get back with her.
Speaker 2:Yes, because I could do the PO. Thank you, trap, you're the worst, because I could change what the past and the future now.
Speaker 3:So that's like the best of both worlds right there. I said it earlier. Okay say it. This one is for you.
Speaker 4:Just think too. Just think to can you change the past and the future? Keep it just like that. I think I would change the past and what I would change about it. I don't think I would went to college yeah, that's facts.
Speaker 2:I like that answer. Great fucking answer great fucking answer.
Speaker 3:I agree, as a college grad.
Speaker 4:I feel like I don't. I didn't. I could literally be at the same place in my life without my car and be $30,000 oh yeah that's absolutely right.
Speaker 3:That's all you got in college debt 30,000 that's great 30 2016, some people drowning in that shit. That's for me personally. I would definitely uh, I'm going to use the word affect the future change I would yes, I would change the future whatever was bound to happen for me. I don't give a fuck what that is. I would make sure that there's something set in place to give me exactly what I want?
Speaker 4:what if what you want is not what you bound to have?
Speaker 3:That's why I just said whatever was for me, Right?
Speaker 4:So what if what you want is not what you're destined to have? But once you get what you want, it doesn't fulfill you like you thought it would.
Speaker 2:Right, because it's not what you were destined to have, and you fall harder than what you would have had, what you would have had if you would have waited for what was destined for you.
Speaker 4:Because destiny is destiny and no matter what you do in the future, your destiny is still going to be the same. If you're bound to die, you're either going to speed it up or you're going to slow it down.
Speaker 3:Okay, so I think perspective Number one. I say fuck that shit, because the reason why I say that is these are hypothetical questions. None of this shit gonna actually happen.
Speaker 1:It was hypothetical earlier too.
Speaker 3:It was hypothetical. Earlier too, I always talk shit. These are hypothetical questions, so that's not gonna happen. So what I said was anything that was quote unquote to your point destined for me. I know right now exactly what I want my future to look like. It's not about what my future was destined to be. It's about what I want my future to look like, and I feel like I can control that. I can control my next five minutes, so I know I can control that. So if I had the ability to change something that happens in the future whatever the fuck no funny shit shout out him. Shout out to the big man Pause.
Speaker 4:Whatever the universe had in store for me.
Speaker 3:Whatever the universe had in store for me. That's cool. If it was this, then cool. I ain't got to alter shit. But if it wasn't this, this is what I want. I respect it. So that's that. And the last question actually pretty funny, I think, because I don't like nothing about this shit. I'm joking, but it was actually. What do you like about being on no advisory podcast?
Speaker 3:so I guess we can all answer that right I mean see, I've been on it longer than y'all, so I can't tell us what's your favorite thing about it, though, like what's your favorite thing about the brand that you created and built and bought up so far, you can answer the question what? What do you mean?
Speaker 2:Yeah, I can, but I say mine's for last. Okay, that's fine.
Speaker 4:I think. For me it's the sense of family. No matter who comes and goes in the crew, it always ends up being like a certain bond between the members that translates to organic chemistry on camera.
Speaker 3:I like that.
Speaker 2:Good answer, great answer.
Speaker 4:Shout out to TEO for my PR training.
Speaker 3:I like the drinks and drugs. Ah shit.
Speaker 4:You clearly need to go to TEO for your PR training.
Speaker 3:Shout out Polo for always having something you know, party favors. Paul's Polo over there slumped.
Speaker 2:You're looking at porno.
Speaker 4:He's a narcissist. Pull over there slumped.
Speaker 2:You're looking at porno. Yeah, yep, he a narcissist. He falls under the category Don't scream Fucking narcissist.
Speaker 3:Nah, I was actually going to. My answer was actually similar to Sid's. I mean, I really don't fuck with y'all like that, but since I've been here, I do fuck with y'. I really don't fuck with y'all like that, but since I've been here, I do fuck with y'all. I fuck with y'all. I do fuck with the brand. He's a walking contradiction.
Speaker 2:He just fucking said that You're my nigga.
Speaker 4:Now you don't fuck with us. That's that white shit.
Speaker 2:That's that light-skinned shit.
Speaker 3:So they don't know what I'm joking, they don't know what I'm serious.
Speaker 2:Okay, no, we know, but it's just that light-skinned shit.
Speaker 3:They just don't ever know. But no, I mean, I fuck with the brand, I fuck with the podcast. I think y'all niggas don't be listening sometimes, if I'm being honest. But other than that, the way we come every week and just goddamn sit here and just have conversations A lot of the time, this should be shout out to Terrace. This should be unscripted most of the time, Actually all of the time.
Speaker 2:All of the fucking time.
Speaker 3:Yeah, 100% of the time. There's really no plan on what the fuck we're going to come in here and talk about no, no, no, this is organized confusion.
Speaker 4:That is a great way to.
Speaker 3:That's a great way to put that.
Speaker 2:That's a great way to put that.
Speaker 3:I always say that Organized confusion, Organized confusion. I guess I appreciate that aspect of this. Other than that, though off camera we got stuff to talk about?
Speaker 2:What was the question again?
Speaker 3:So I can answer it properly what's your favorite thing about being on Norvazi Podcast?
Speaker 2:So my favorite thing about being on Norv podcast, so my favorite thing about being on no advisory podcast, um, which was created a couple of years ago, and the creation of the podcast was because I have a brand, creative apparel, and I was going to use the podcast as a means to promote the brand or the people that's on the podcast. Wear the shirts and shit like that. Go viral, whatever case may be involved, right, so that was initially the podcast. Wear their shirts and shit like that. Go viral, whatever in case they're being bold, right. So that was initially the plan. But what happened was no Advisory podcast took off in the city right, the city of Charlotte so fast that it kind of eluded me from that main focus on why the podcast was created and it kind of became its own entity and not just something I was going to use to push something else, and that is what was the question again. So I could just say that what's your favorite thing?
Speaker 2:that's my favorite thing I'll be on all of Ozzie podcast is that it came, it sprouted into something that essentially was created to push something else and it became its own entity. So that's my favorite thing about Noah Bosley podcast Shout out to the answer.
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