Noadvisory Podcast
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Noadvisory Podcast
Therapy Or Thirst? When Dopamine And Areolas Collide
The room is loud, the board is hot, and we jump straight from jokes into headlines that actually matter. After quick birthday shoutouts and platform chaos, we sit with the gut-punch news of a young NFL player gone too soon and talk openly about grief, pressure, and the reality that success can’t insulate anyone from mental health struggles. It’s unfiltered, empathetic, and a needed reminder to check on the friends who seem fine.
Then we zoom out to the money and mobility stress you can feel: FAA flight cuts, airlines trimming 2025 schedules, and a spirited debate over budget vs legacy carriers. Add a SNAP shortfall during a government freeze and you get real-world choices at the checkout line. We share a clutch Aldi Thanksgiving bundle and swap smart-shopping tactics because sometimes the most helpful content is just concrete. A UPS cargo crash and a Ferris wheel malfunction prompt tough questions on safety and responsibility, while a disturbing crime story sparks hard, human reactions.
In the segment everyone argues about, we put a tricky question to the room: a stranger accidentally Cash Apps you $1,000 and begs for it back. Keep it or return it? The takes range from karma to “blessing,” exposing how our values, needs, and risk tolerance show up in the gray areas. That debate sets the stage for the heart of the show: seasonal affective disorder explained in plain speech—serotonin dips, carb cravings, oversleeping, irritability—and simple tools that help. We trade coping rituals that actually work: sunlight and vitamin D, consistent sleep, baths and hot showers, running with music, cooking, cleaning, prayer and gospel, a therapy lamp, and staying connected when isolation feels easier. And we make the lifeline unforgettable: call or text 988, or chat at 988lifeline.org.
We wrap with our “Words of the Week” to stretch the vocabulary you use to describe your mood—ataraxia for calm, ineffable for the unsayable—then flip mics for freestyles and an unreleased track. It’s funny, heavy, useful, and very human. If this mix hits you, follow and share with a friend who needs the coping tips. Drop your take on the Cash App dilemma and your best winter ritual, and leave a review so more people can find the show.
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I know how we seen it, but I was letting everybody know in the world just like this.
SPEAKER_17:Trap, they fucking up, right, trap? I was saved in the motherfucking building. Right in the building.
SPEAKER_18:I'm an extra turn tonight.
SPEAKER_17:You ready, Switch? I was the junkie. One, two, three. Yo, geez!
SPEAKER_18:Charles Ball Dangerous could nobody podcast. Your boys, your McLeod. It's your boy switch AC, throw the dishwasher nigga with more plates than the sink. If I'm capping, I'm napping, I'm wide awake. It's a Scorpio thing. And it's my sister B Day. Let's go.
SPEAKER_08:There you go. Yeah, it's your girl Nola Des, the best. Hey, period. What's up, freaks and geeks? It's your girl Lex Rated. Yes, sir. You already know. It's your girl Jasmine Like the Flower, the official flower girl. But y'all already know me.
SPEAKER_07:And if you don't know, now you know, nigga.
SPEAKER_17:Hey, listen, man. This is Lex Rated and Jasmine Like the Flower. First show on Norvise Pocket Right. Hey, and and our girl Trap said it's in the motherfucker. And we gotta it's more motherfuckers walking up. Jazzy.
SPEAKER_07:Three jazzes in the building today. Give it up for the Jazzy.
SPEAKER_17:Yes, we got access to the board fully now. It's over. It's not. We got DJ board.
SPEAKER_04:And we got two rapper.
SPEAKER_17:You got a rapper.
SPEAKER_04:We got a fleet of the fleet.
SPEAKER_17:Well, they do, right? And that was it?
SPEAKER_18:We got V, we got V in the cut. I got my brother in law in the cut. I got my brother in law in the cut.
SPEAKER_16:What's your name, brother?
unknown:Just love.
SPEAKER_16:Just love. We slid, we slip.
SPEAKER_08:For Swish. Let's see. I do. Oh shit. I do, and I don't even fuck with Scorpios.
SPEAKER_17:Oh shit.
unknown:I like Bob. Like Bob, like the counter.
SPEAKER_04:Wow, you got that nigga. Yeah. What is it? Open it. I think we'll see.
SPEAKER_18:Dangers.
SPEAKER_08:Listen, shout out to Remedy. Remedy made these for me. I made the stickers. It's my homeboy. He's a graphic designer. His Instagram, I think, is that is Remedy or that is the Remedy. But open them up and show them what I made you.
SPEAKER_18:Oh shit.
SPEAKER_08:What am I getting? My birthday was a couple weeks ago.
SPEAKER_04:My boy over here getting the bullshit.
SPEAKER_08:Send me area. And if I want areolas, I got them. You have to send a dollar to our Cash App though. And you can get the areolas. All the blavers. The light ones, the dark ones. This is the nickels that you can barely see the chance. I want to pitch up.
SPEAKER_17:Hey, Switch, can you give me one? Put them on a card.
SPEAKER_18:I want these. Can I get these? I can have these. I can't give you a gifts on that. But the best gifts are the thoughtful gifts. I ain't even gonna lie, bro. W W W Y'all gonna hug?
SPEAKER_04:It might be me.
SPEAKER_03:Come on, it between me.
SPEAKER_17:Uh uh. Uh-huh. Just look at Ariola.
SPEAKER_08:That's crazy. All night, all night. He finna he finna fall asleep to that shit.
SPEAKER_05:That's crazy.
SPEAKER_17:Oh, that was great, man. That was great. No, man, but shout out to TikTok. TikTok's in the building. TikTok is TikTok. TikTok. Yeah, shout out to Twitch. Um, yeah, we ain't got Instagram today. We said fuck Instagram again, but we're gonna get y'all back Instagram. Huh? You got titties, right? I got titties right here, too. These shits is big as fuck.
SPEAKER_01:I guess.
SPEAKER_17:Uh-huh. Ariolas. Okay. What it says? Send me Ariolas. Oh, this is it.
SPEAKER_11:Yeah. I like that.
SPEAKER_17:I love it. I love it.
SPEAKER_11:Wait, because let's get into this damn trophy.
SPEAKER_17:Huh?
SPEAKER_11:Oh, yeah. Shout out to Larry. That's what the trophy is. She's gonna bring it everywhere she goes.
SPEAKER_08:You get a trophy, bring it with you everywhere you go. Everybody needs to know that you're a winner because everybody else is losers. No shade. Hey, yeah. Y'all all lost. I definitely lost. Y'all all lost. And it's me. Thank you, y'all. Until next year. It's gonna be a mess next year.
SPEAKER_17:That shit's gonna turn. The armor's gonna be like Yeah. She's gonna run that shit to the ground.
SPEAKER_08:I give it like three weeks.
SPEAKER_17:How long y'all give it?
SPEAKER_08:I give it about two months.
SPEAKER_17:You do shower with the shit?
SPEAKER_08:No. This ain't real.
SPEAKER_17:I know, but you don't shower with it.
SPEAKER_08:No, it can sit in the bathroom though.
SPEAKER_17:Like on a shit with it?
SPEAKER_08:No.
SPEAKER_17:Okay. So how far do you go with it? What's the extent of the trophy?
SPEAKER_08:When I leave my room and it's on the side table, I just pick it up sometimes. Okay. Every once in a while. You know, I like to read it. If it had my name on it, it would be even harder. But you know, y'all couldn't afford all the letters in the letters. Not affording this okay.
SPEAKER_17:We don't know the winner before the winners.
SPEAKER_08:Yeah, that's true. Y'all should have known it. Should have known y'all. She's gonna win. When she said she was gonna put blood on herself, so yeah, she's gonna win.
SPEAKER_18:I got one trophy my whole life, and it's still at my aunthouse. What is it? Every it's it was for like a some some school shit, some dumb shit. I got it. I was a very, very slow kid. When I was young, I was very slow. I got slow. So I used to fail. I used to fail spelling beads. Like we used to have like spelling tests, and the words would be like in, can, run, like three words, three letter words. I'm the first grade, dumb as hell.
SPEAKER_07:So you basically got a participation award.
SPEAKER_18:I used to always participate. They were so happy they made me a trophy. They gave you a trophy.
SPEAKER_08:Shout out to the dumb niggas.
SPEAKER_16:Did you read the trophy? Did you read the trophy?
SPEAKER_18:That's the one I'm talking about. Is that J House?
unknown:Oh, yeah.
SPEAKER_18:Wait, so I can remind you about the basketball trophy. Yeah, yeah.
SPEAKER_17:Wait, did you read the school trophy? The trophy? Did it say dumbest nigga live trophy?
SPEAKER_18:Nah, I think he said he finally passed trophy.
SPEAKER_17:He finally passed trophy. Alright, we got these hot topics, Trappies here.
SPEAKER_04:Oh we're trapping. That's funny. Oh, trappy. Hot trappies with not trappies. With this. And you know all of the tea.
unknown:Clock it.
SPEAKER_04:Y'all gotta L.
SPEAKER_08:I'm sorry. Huh? Listen, we did it last week. T ain't piping hot yet. We gotta hear what the tea is. I'm sorry.
SPEAKER_17:What were we supposed to do?
SPEAKER_08:Clock it. Clock it. I think I was applauding.
SPEAKER_17:The girls do that shit. I'm Bella. I'm Bella right now. Shout out to Bella.
SPEAKER_08:Bellamy.
SPEAKER_17:Bellamy. I call her Bella.
SPEAKER_08:Same thing, same thing. Same thing. See? I do. She's like, Bellamy's better.
SPEAKER_17:Bellamy's better. Do hot topics now.
SPEAKER_11:Anyway, the first of all. Alright, let's get to birthdays. We got Emma Stone.
SPEAKER_18:Who the fuck is that? That's from Harry Potter.
SPEAKER_11:A comedian actress.
SPEAKER_08:Y'all know who Bella Stone is? Emma Stone? Emma Bone.
SPEAKER_18:I thought that that was her Miami or something from Harry Potter. That's not her.
SPEAKER_08:She played an Easy A. Oh, that one. Okay, okay, yeah.
unknown:Okay.
SPEAKER_18:I know Shuddy. I know Shuddy do it. She turned 36.
unknown:Oh cool.
SPEAKER_18:She done talks to the cookout, Loki. She's gonna come to the cookout.
SPEAKER_05:Yeah, me neither.
SPEAKER_18:I don't even know what the fuck that is. She's been around for a minute. She's a super bag. She's a super bag. She wasn't super bad. Yeah, she's a super bad. Okay. Yeah, nigga, she's a super bag. You gotta show me a picture. I don't know.
SPEAKER_08:What?
SPEAKER_18:I don't know.
SPEAKER_08:You probably know when you see her. She threw the party, right?
SPEAKER_18:That was her party she threw, right? Okay. I gotta go back and watch her. That's my shit, nigga. Who else?
SPEAKER_08:Alright, we got Lamar Autumn. Oh, Lamar Autumn! 45? 45. Lamar Autumn.
SPEAKER_17:Stay off that crack. That crack.
SPEAKER_05:Oh, oh yeah, yeah. He's a legend.
SPEAKER_17:I know he's from Queen, but he's a crackhead. It is what it is.
SPEAKER_04:He's a freak queen.
SPEAKER_17:Stay free off the crack. Call this nigga right now. Put him on the line. Call that nigga right now. Put him on the line. I'll tell him you're a crackhead.
SPEAKER_04:Oh my God.
SPEAKER_17:That's crazy.
SPEAKER_04:That is crazy. I'll do it too. I'll do it too. What's the crackhead? Always a crackhead.
SPEAKER_08:He probably gonna say crack is whack.
SPEAKER_07:I don't know.
SPEAKER_17:Shout out to Ellen. He's a recovering crackhead. I got too much.
SPEAKER_08:Happy birthday. Shout out to sobriety.
SPEAKER_17:Yes, yes. Shout out to Speaker.
SPEAKER_11:Shout out. Alright, now we got Happy Heavily Birthday to speaker knockers.
SPEAKER_17:Oh, yeah, speaker knockers. Yes.
SPEAKER_08:Oh, yeah. Shout out, hell yeah. He was supposed to be 31 today.
SPEAKER_17:31.
SPEAKER_18:31. Can anybody answer me why do people put him on like this, like so such a high plateau if he only had one song?
unknown:Didn't he have like two?
SPEAKER_08:He had more than one song.
SPEAKER_18:But he had the only one that like went like viral like crazy to the world. That's a fact.
SPEAKER_08:Hey yo, like she said it like that. That's true, though.
SPEAKER_02:But he had some hits for sure. He really had a hits.
SPEAKER_18:They treat him like a legend. They treat him like pop smoke, though.
SPEAKER_08:I don't know who that is. I'm so sorry to say it. Pop's talking different though.
SPEAKER_18:RP speaking like us, though. RP. RP.
SPEAKER_08:Happy having a birthday. Yes. Alright, we got the last birthday. Jazzy. Jazzy J. Mula.
SPEAKER_11:One more shout out. One more shout out. Yes, happy birthday.
SPEAKER_15:Shout out, my man, from Dallas Cup Wars. Killed the show.
SPEAKER_11:Wait, wait, we're gonna get into that.
SPEAKER_17:I didn't hear about that. You don't want to shout that out. I do. You wanna shout that out? That's my team.
SPEAKER_18:He used that. That's your team. That's my team.
SPEAKER_17:That sounds kind of weird though, though. Yo, shout out to the nigga just died. Yo, just shouting somebody out, right? Oh, okay. Rest in peace. Yeah, that's crazy. Rest in peace. Rest in peace. Rest in peace. I think that's a peace. I can't forget my man. Rest in peace.
SPEAKER_11:That's his team. Yes.
SPEAKER_15:That's his team. Like what men say that's my quarterback.
SPEAKER_17:That's my quarterback.
SPEAKER_15:That's my quarterback. T Yo cry.
SPEAKER_17:Yeah, man. Rest in peace to him, man. That's crazy.
SPEAKER_11:Yeah. Alright, let's get into these hot topics. Since he spoke on it. Get into the mess. It was. Since he spoke on it, we got um Dallas Cowboys defensive end. Marshawn Nealand passed away at the age of 24. Yeah.
SPEAKER_08:Rest in peace. Rest in peace to you, Marshawn. Rest in peace. Rest in peace.
SPEAKER_17:It was crazy because they said he was uh a show, I guess they updated it, and he had um, I guess he had his family in a group chat or some shit. And he was just telling them, like, yo, no, they was they were saying he was suicidal for for a minute. It's crazy. Playing football, you never think people are going through some shit. You know what I mean? Like making all his bread, and he's still going through some shit. So, man, rest in peace to that, beyond it.
SPEAKER_11:He was still going through it because of his mom's death.
SPEAKER_17:Off comes death, damn.
SPEAKER_11:And he ran a um a traffic stop light, and he was in a car, um, a speed chase earlier today.
unknown:Oh wow.
SPEAKER_18:Earlier today? He died today.
SPEAKER_07:That was the probably the guy like a couple, like they they lost his car, and then they found his car, and that's where they found his body, so he shot us out.
SPEAKER_18:Yeah, I know that was today. I thought that was like a couple of days ago.
SPEAKER_17:Or this morning, yeah. Yeah, just didn't he score like a touchdown or something? Yeah, that was a n zone. Yeah. Rest in peace, man. You never know what people are going through, man. Rest in peace. Check on your people.
SPEAKER_08:Because mental health is real. If you get you need therapy, get therapy. Absolutely, seek therapy, y'all. Oh, yeah. Seek therapy, not pussy. Okay.
SPEAKER_18:Oh now.
SPEAKER_08:Pussy is not therapeutic. But I'm saying that's gonna be your main focus besides getting well. That's the therapy. God, that's the therapy. Well, I'm guessing dick is therapy too. Shit. Nah, we ain't say all that. Dick is definitely therapy.
SPEAKER_18:But now that I think about it, pussy, pussy can't do make niggas crazy at the same time. It's therapeutic, but it can make you go to therapy.
SPEAKER_17:It can't.
SPEAKER_18:That's true.
SPEAKER_17:Therapeutic that make you go to therapy.
SPEAKER_18:Think about that one.
SPEAKER_17:Double atonra.
SPEAKER_11:Let's get into these flights. These flights.
SPEAKER_18:Everybody shit gained the leg.
SPEAKER_11:Oh my mama. Alright, FAA is just announced up to a 10% cut in flights at 40 major U.S. airports starting this week.
SPEAKER_08:Mainly because of the government shutdown, which is the longest shutdown in history. It is over 36 days. And on top of that, several major major airlines, including Southwest, Delta, United, American, and Spirit, are already trimming their schedules for 2025.
SPEAKER_11:Spirit alone is operated with nearly 24% fewer weekly flights than last year.
SPEAKER_08:They sure is. I had to reschedule my goddamn flight for next year, and I'm mad about it. You fly with spirit? I sure did, right? You fly with spirit.
SPEAKER_04:Where are you going?
SPEAKER_08:I'm going to fly with spirit. Ain't nobody else had tickets that were reasonable. When I tell you they taxing y'all, they are taxing. I'm not saying that.
SPEAKER_17:I'm going to say a prayer for you and mom.
SPEAKER_08:I'm going to Miami to go to Bahamas.
SPEAKER_17:She's going to see the Heavenly Father going on spirits.
SPEAKER_08:I flew from I flew from Connecticut to make up.
unknown:Hold on, hold on. Hold on, real quick.
SPEAKER_04:Because y'all, y'all, y'all in the audience. Y'all in the audience throwing shade, and I caught it. I'm gonna fly spirit any day. A shit wrong with a spirit. I love the spirit. Shit wrong with a spirit. Love it.
SPEAKER_08:Listen, I flew all of the airlines. I'm not about to waste money on a flight when I could be enjoying my actual trip. But you know. I agree. Me and Lex wanted to say you about to donate?
SPEAKER_04:You need me to drop my cash app since you're so wealthy.
SPEAKER_17:Let me put my cash app in the chat real quick. I ain't fucking with no spirit. I'm sorry.
SPEAKER_07:Wow. What's wrong with spirit? I flew from Connecticut to Jamaica on a straight flight.
SPEAKER_08:I didn't have to stop anywhere with spirit. And you know where my money was? I'm not doing that vacation. Well, all them planes. I flown two spirit flights, and I had less airshoots on spirit than I did on Southwest. Southwest ghetto.
SPEAKER_17:It's too much. We got too much.
SPEAKER_18:Well, all them planes was going down. All them planes was crashing. Spirit ain't had one that crashed.
SPEAKER_08:That is true. That one. Not a single one.
SPEAKER_17:And I electric also a video. The spirit and their landing gear fucking fell off. How your landing gear landing gear fall off. Spirit, nigga.
SPEAKER_18:I need to see a video.
SPEAKER_17:Go Google that shit.
SPEAKER_08:It's not like every flight is doing that, though. That could happen any to any airline.
SPEAKER_17:It can, but spirit just have a bad rep. Bad rep.
SPEAKER_08:Don't go on a long ass flight with spirit. Now I'm not telling you go take a 24-hour flight.
SPEAKER_07:But if you're going three hours, four hours, who cares if you don't eat on your flight for three hours? But I do fly Delta. I love Delta.
SPEAKER_08:I love Jet Black. I'll do that little owl. I'll do that little owl.
SPEAKER_18:Alright, what else we got? So the nigga about to fly y'all out. Rich nigga. And he say, Yeah, I'm booking your flight, but it's gonna be spared. But he's a rich nigga, he's been a when y'all win. Rich nigga ain't doing spirits.
SPEAKER_04:Why is he not doing spirit? You stay with a spirit.
SPEAKER_08:Okay, so do I fly a VLO? A VLO is right here by my house.
SPEAKER_02:I don't know, I don't know anybody that anybody like that.
SPEAKER_17:Spirit is in the display.
SPEAKER_04:Don't hate on the thing.
SPEAKER_08:Don't hang on actually like that. I mean, well, I'm not gonna say America's better.
SPEAKER_17:Personally, I beat the road up.
SPEAKER_08:Alright, audit, audit, audit.
SPEAKER_17:Banter, banter, banter.
SPEAKER_11:Alright, speaking about the government shutdown. People are only getting partial amounts of EBT. EBT. So the USDA announced it won't release full snap, which is food stamps, benefits for November.
SPEAKER_08:Millions of families may only get around 65% of their normal amount or use C delay. Why are you so close to me? Or see delays in payments. The move affects over 20 42 million of Americans putting pressure on food banks, grocery stores, and small businesses that rely on that spending. Some states, like New York, have declared emergencies to help fill the gap, but many families are still left struggling. And if you're struggling, let me tell you, let me tell you. Audi's is offering a full Thanksgiving meal for$40 that feeds 10 people.
SPEAKER_11:And it includes a whole turkey, chicken broth, evaporated milk, Hawaiian rolls, green beans, pasta sales, and cheese, and many more.
SPEAKER_08:So if you need help, go to Audi's.
SPEAKER_11:Get that$40 mail.
SPEAKER_18:Audi's Aldi's Aldi's.
SPEAKER_08:Get that$40 mail.
SPEAKER_18:Ain't nothing wrong with that. Right.
SPEAKER_08:Ain't nobody say nothing about Aldi's, but everybody has something to say about spirit. I like Aldi's ain't the spirit of grocery stores. It is.
unknown:No, it is though.
SPEAKER_08:It is though. So I like I like Lidell better though. I do like light. I thought it was Lido. It's a Lydale or Little? It's pronounced Lido. Lido? Lido. Shit. Dell. It's Lido. It's Lido. I like I like Lido better. They got better, they got better options. Leto always like Aldi's. But listen, let me tell you guys a fun fact. We're straying off subject here. What's a fun fact? Aldi's started from a mom and pop grocery store, so it was like the neighborhood market and they became a franchise. So that's why I like Aldi's. And their produce is always fresh. Okay, bam. Okay. It is fresh. It's definitely fresh.
SPEAKER_17:I ain't mad at all these.
SPEAKER_08:Alright, let's get into back to the planes.
SPEAKER_17:Uh huh.
SPEAKER_08:UPS cargo plane crash. I didn't see that. In Louisville, Kentucky, on November 4th, after its left engine detached during takeoff, causing a massive fire.
SPEAKER_00:It was the airline. It was UPS.
SPEAKER_08:It was UPS. Listen. You don't fucking listen. Listen. UPS got an airline?
SPEAKER_04:UPS.
SPEAKER_17:Yes, cargo.
SPEAKER_08:They deliver packages.
SPEAKER_17:See, that's that award you got in fucking school.
SPEAKER_08:It's not common knowledge. What do you say? Up to the floor. You know, not everybody. I want some areolas on my t-shirt. You know what? I seen that. I want some too. I got you. I got areolas on deck. Yeah. Why we wait? Where do we come from Ariolas? Where'd that come from? Because I looked over at CEO and he got the titties on his chest. Oh, I'm talking about the real picture. Like, I want her her t-shirt. I know you got to see her t shirt. Freaky, yeah. I need that. Back in the day when I was young.
SPEAKER_18:I need to.
SPEAKER_08:I'm not dead on the city.
SPEAKER_18:Put it on the T.
SPEAKER_08:Because I ain't got none. They all like credit sitting out like T people got to them. And that's nice.
SPEAKER_18:Titties on the T. Can't write big ass titties.
SPEAKER_11:Hey, um.
SPEAKER_08:Alright, anyways. The plane was headed to Honolulu, which down which it went down near UPS Global Hub, killing at least 12 people, including three crew members, and leaving several others missing.
SPEAKER_11:The crash has shut down parts of UPS operations, creating major delivery delays and raising serious questions about aircraft safety and maintenance.
SPEAKER_08:But RP to those people that died.
SPEAKER_10:It's a lie.
SPEAKER_17:It's a video, right? Of this nigga. He was like uh in a car or something. I guess he was a worker. Yo, this nigga was climbing the fence. He was doing all types of shit to get away. I'm looking at this video, I'm like, yo, this nigga trying to get out of here. He's trying to live.
SPEAKER_08:That's probably what's being trying to get out too.
SPEAKER_17:That nigga trying to live. That's crazy. That's what the video? That's what the video? I didn't see the video. That shit's crazy.
SPEAKER_08:Alright. A North Carolina man killed four kids and left them in a trunk. Oh my. So he's 38. It's too soon. It's giving mental health.
SPEAKER_17:I wish I had another sound for that, because that's disgusting.
SPEAKER_11:It is the devil is real out here. Alright, so 38-year-old man. His name was Wellington Delano Dickens the third.
SPEAKER_17:Yes or is?
SPEAKER_08:Is he called 911 and confessed to killing his four children? Three that were biological and one that was a stepchild. And he had their bodies in the trunk of his car in the garage. The victims were between six, nine, ten, and eighteen years old. And he killed them one by one ever over several months. He killed the six-year-old on May 1st, 2025, the nine-year-old on August 2025, the 10-year-old late of August, and the 18-year-old in September.
SPEAKER_11:And he left, it was one more child, but he left that child alive, and that child was three years old. He left the child inside the home. And Dickens is also a reporter, IRIC war veteran, is being hailed without bond on four counts of first degree murder.
SPEAKER_17:You should get a death.
SPEAKER_18:Yeah, peace. Yeah, hands.
SPEAKER_08:And then it was crazy because it was easy for them to not know when the kids were gone because they were homeschooled and they were just not out there.
SPEAKER_18:It was the mama she died.
SPEAKER_08:Well, what did the six-year-old do for him to be first?
SPEAKER_07:Who the That's very fortunate, man. The devil.
SPEAKER_08:I said, What did the six-year-old do for him to be first? Like what happened in because that like how that's a huge gap in between child. And and and how are they just sitting in a room while their siblings are slowly disappearing?
SPEAKER_18:It was an 18-year-old in there.
SPEAKER_08:And maybe that's the reason why all the last three were back to back like that. You know what I mean? It was the ages again? It was like I don't know.
SPEAKER_17:It was the ages?
SPEAKER_08:It was six, nine, ten, and eighteen.
SPEAKER_17:Oh, so he was asking why did he kill the six-year-old first?
SPEAKER_08:Yes.
SPEAKER_17:Maybe he hated the six-year-old.
SPEAKER_08:Maybe he had no kids. I feel like the six-year-old was the stepchild.
SPEAKER_17:Maybe. The eighteen-year-old's the stepchild?
SPEAKER_08:He saved the eighteen-year-old last year.
SPEAKER_17:The eighteen-year-old? Oh, that was the stepchild. So he had disorders. And what and and when did he die?
SPEAKER_08:When did who die?
SPEAKER_17:Yeah.
SPEAKER_08:This year, September.
SPEAKER_17:No, no, I'm saying. And what order? Oh, that was the last one.
SPEAKER_08:He was the last one.
SPEAKER_17:That was the last one. Oh, he saved him for last. Yeah. Oh shit.
SPEAKER_08:Why did you say that? That's how I was looking at it, though. Listen, please take your mental health. I'm just trying to talk about why he kept the three-year-old alive.
SPEAKER_07:Take your mental health signal.
SPEAKER_17:Was the three-year-old the youngest? Mm-hmm. That's why. Yeah, that's why. He was like, you got a long life to live, kid.
SPEAKER_08:And you know back in the day, they used to say you leave one to tell the message. To tell the message.
SPEAKER_17:But he's three, he's not going to remember that.
SPEAKER_04:That's I mean, some three year olds could talk though.
SPEAKER_05:Some three year olds could talk.
SPEAKER_17:It's crazy because it was way too high at this point. Their memory of that would be very vivid. They're not going to remember even remember that.
SPEAKER_08:I wanted to know if he watched the if they watched the other kids die. Like, dang, I'm Nets, type shit.
SPEAKER_17:And that's sad.
SPEAKER_08:That's crazy. I mean, you had to know your brother or sister wasn't there. Like, you know what I mean? Like, they had to start thinking after a while. Alright.
SPEAKER_18:Damn.
SPEAKER_08:Russian shit crazy.
SPEAKER_18:Oh, he's going to hell.
SPEAKER_11:Oh my mom and that's going to hell.
SPEAKER_18:They're gonna fuck him up in jail too. Yeah, he's already in hell. Over for you, nigga.
SPEAKER_11:Hey, yo. Alright, Nets. We got two girls that was thrown from a Ferris wheel.
SPEAKER_17:Damn. What? What the fuck is going on? They lived.
SPEAKER_08:They lived.
SPEAKER_17:They lived from a Ferris wheel?
SPEAKER_08:It was um 20, 25 feet onto a steel platform.
SPEAKER_17:Wait, they they live 20, 25 feet and land on a steel platform? Yeah, but let me tell you. Okay, tell a story.
SPEAKER_08:Alright, so they're both 11 and they were ejected. And they were ejected from a Ferris wheel at the Harvest Festival in New Roads, Louisiana, which is 40 miles from Baton Rouge, on Saturday, November 1st, 2025.
SPEAKER_11:The rise bucket apparently tipped or got stuck and it caused it to flip them over, causing both of the girls to fall about 20-25 feet onto a still platform. A third girl was able to hold on tight to avoid falling. One girl was airlifted to a hospital in Baton Rouge. The others were also hospitalized, and their exact conditions were not fully disclosed, though one had broken bones and the other a suspected brain bleed.
SPEAKER_08:Authorities are investigating how the ride failed and whether property safety inspections were conducted. So yeah, one had broken bones.
SPEAKER_17:One had broken bones.
SPEAKER_08:And the other one had a brain bleed.
SPEAKER_17:A brain bleed.
SPEAKER_08:Dale. But they live though. They live.
SPEAKER_17:Yes, a round of applause.
SPEAKER_08:They fell. Yeah, the bucket. It got stuck and they flipped over. See, this is why you're not supposed to go to state fairs or none of that. No, I ain't getting on that shit no more. Yes, nah.
SPEAKER_18:Fucking seat belts on that shit or something. They do got seatbelts, they got seatbelts.
SPEAKER_17:So that you know the ones that be you and it be like moving and shit. Like so it moved and it flipped them over.
SPEAKER_08:It flipped them over. And one girl, shout out to that one girl that was. No, it got stuck. It was problems. Some man before that went like a day before, he said it was problems with it already where it got stuck. And then when they was on it, The girls was on it, ended up flipping them over. It was the same one that got stuck.
SPEAKER_17:And they didn't shut it down. Yeah, that's that's a lawsuit. That's a lawsuit. Oh my mom has to say. They're about to get paid. I got a con I got I need to get in contact with them. Somebody get in contact with them. You gonna be their lawyer? Yeah.
SPEAKER_07:What state was this in? Louisiana.
SPEAKER_17:Louisiana, yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm gonna take a flight to um to Louisiana. You gotta take Z with you. You gotta take Z with you.
SPEAKER_07:I'm going for Mardi Gras. Is that too long? No, no, that's too long. We gotta find them now.
SPEAKER_08:Oh, oh shit. I forgot about her. My bad, my bad, my bad. I forgot she was a lawyer.
SPEAKER_17:Nigga's got Paul L going on right now. Paul A. Shout out to the party.
unknown:Don't be telling these people what I do for them.
SPEAKER_08:Yeah, don't be telling them people what she does. Don't be telling them people what she do. You said what? He over there spilling beans.
SPEAKER_18:Representation. So I get us some clientele? Okay. A lot of criminals are here in the show. It is.
SPEAKER_08:It show is. Yeah. You want to.
SPEAKER_18:Alright, what else we got?
SPEAKER_08:Alright, so speaking of Louisiana, a Louisiana 13-year-old girl found in a box alive.
SPEAKER_18:I'm done. I'm done. I'm not there. You're not there to keep killing people.
SPEAKER_04:No, she's alive. I'm just getting scattered.
SPEAKER_18:She's not gonna keep torturing people.
SPEAKER_17:But no, she's alive. She's alive.
SPEAKER_11:She's alive.
SPEAKER_17:Okay, let's skip this one. We got a we got a hot one, we got a good one.
SPEAKER_11:Okay, now that's it. That's it. But she was coming together.
SPEAKER_08:It was nothing.
SPEAKER_04:You know, the world is crazy out here.
SPEAKER_09:Like everybody doubt it.
SPEAKER_08:What the hell? No, um, you know, everything's just wild out here.
SPEAKER_18:October has been a crazy month, though. A lot of people have been, you know.
SPEAKER_08:Well, you mean it's November.
SPEAKER_18:Damn it, it's November now.
SPEAKER_04:It's when it happened in October. You need another Dominican award.
SPEAKER_11:It happened in October, though. That shit happened in November.
SPEAKER_18:Never.
SPEAKER_11:It should happen in November.
SPEAKER_18:What happened, Paula? It was November. It was November.
SPEAKER_08:She went missing in October, but it happened in November when they found her.
SPEAKER_14:Yeah, yeah, yeah.
SPEAKER_11:He still ain't getting no points for that. Yeah, it is. What the fuck?
SPEAKER_17:What would you do? Right. What would you do? Hold on, let me get out of here.
SPEAKER_18:What would you do, nigga?
SPEAKER_08:I think I'm all set with the one cup. I don't know how you're going back a second. I don't know how you gonna be a good one. Happy birthday, Jazzy.
SPEAKER_18:That's his to the building, traps in the motherfucking building.
SPEAKER_08:You got the punch on dick. That shit, I don't know what the fuck that shit is. I need nothing. That's that's not my shit.
SPEAKER_17:What you mean? Who shit is this? It is a mixture of offense. Of my shit and his shit. Oh, I'm drinking.
SPEAKER_18:Don't have me drinking on random shit, so they're like, come on now.
SPEAKER_17:Does anybody else? I'm a drink.
SPEAKER_08:It ain't no juice in there. Drinker.
SPEAKER_17:Come on. Come on, tweez with a cup. Come on, you gotta be you gotta be lifted with us right now.
SPEAKER_07:Here's the passage.
SPEAKER_17:Come on. Yes. Give me that. Let me give me that cup. I'm gonna tweeze a cup.
SPEAKER_07:Trying to hide my square.
SPEAKER_17:Anybody else want a cup?
SPEAKER_07:So right now we got one or two.
SPEAKER_17:One, one for tweeze. Anybody else want a cup? No. Sleaze, you want a cup? A little jazz, you good?
SPEAKER_18:You gotta you gotta face beat, face beat. Alright, alright. Yeah, she has stoner over the face. You look gorgeous. You look gorgeous. Thank you.
SPEAKER_07:It's an Ariolas. Okay, see the green.
SPEAKER_08:I see the green.
SPEAKER_18:Slea, sleeves, sleeves, and glasses. Oh shit. You rapping tonight, right? You rapping tonight? Who me? Alright, say that, say that. I don't rap. Niggas say, yeah, I rap every day. I don't rap. I rap every day. You put it in the rapture. You're gonna pass it around.
SPEAKER_08:Okay, let's get to this. What would you do? We so off track.
SPEAKER_17:But hold on, I'm just trying to make sure. Trap in the building, trap in the building. Now you're good. You good. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. All right.
SPEAKER_08:Yeah, she don't drink. She's sober off the drink. Yeah. 27 days. No, no. Okay. I think.
SPEAKER_17:What would you do?
SPEAKER_08:What would you do?
SPEAKER_17:So y'all know my what would you do's if you follow Norvosley podcast? My what would you do's are either experiences that I went through, experiences that somebody else went through, or experiences that I saw from somebody. So this one is an experience that I went through. Oh shit. I have you know we had a last through the audience, so I figured I had to go back in the archives and retrieve one. Yeah, you know, uh, for the archives. So what would you do?
SPEAKER_18:Okay.
SPEAKER_17:What would you do if you just, you know, you chilling, you uh, you know, in the room, wherever your comfortable space is. Just relaxing. Stop trying to rush me, nigga. No, I'm just when niggas do that, me trying to. I'm interested.
SPEAKER_08:You're actively listening? That's what it you're actively listening from?
SPEAKER_17:Thank you. No, yeah, it is like you like telling you to get to the point.
SPEAKER_07:Yeah. It is right. Shut the fuck up. Tell you my shit. Tell you. Shit.
SPEAKER_17:So what do you do? Now I gotta start all over now. You fucking over. So what would you do? What would you do if you're in a comfortable space, you chilling, you're relaxing, whatever your comfortable space is. Right, we relaxing, and you hear your phone go like what's the what's the cash app noise?
SPEAKER_18:We know what it is. We know what it is.
SPEAKER_17:Okay, see that's that's oh wait, no.
SPEAKER_11:I'm tripping, I'm bugging some shit.
SPEAKER_07:It's that cash app.
SPEAKER_17:It's not like the money thing, like it's more of a tone.
SPEAKER_07:It's more of a tone. The coin falls to the ground.
SPEAKER_17:That sign. I wish we had the noise, but we don't got it. You know, but you know, you know, when anybody gets in a cash app, they all nine out of ten sounds, they know that they're getting a cash app, right? You know, you're expecting a cash app, okay. But this is unexpected, like, oh shit, a cash app ringing. Let me see what the fuck it is. Pick on your phone, and it's a thousand dollars that was sent to you.
SPEAKER_09:A thousand dollars.
SPEAKER_17:So then you get the thousand dollars, you're like, What looking at then immediately after somebody says, you know, to the can you please send the money back? Stop. What would you do? If you're a thousand dollars and somebody sends you a thousand dollars, and they say, Hey, I sent this by mistake. Can I please get this money back? What would you do? Let's go to the studio audience.
SPEAKER_07:Trade. You got a mic. Whoever has the mic, turn it on.
SPEAKER_17:Turn it on. Use the red mic, it's a red mic. Turn it on, bella. Turn it on, bella.
SPEAKER_14:It's on, it ain't working. It's on, it's on, it's on. It's on, toss on. I loved it.
SPEAKER_08:Okay, so boom. That's happened to me so far. I've sent somebody$400 and he put it on the parlay.
SPEAKER_16:Hey, so you took your money, his part is kill me.
SPEAKER_17:But I'm gonna tell you what I did though. Okay, what did you do?
SPEAKER_08:I found his IP address. He stayed, he stayed in Ohio. Oh shit, this happened to my girl.
unknown:Yeah.
SPEAKER_17:You found oh. What did you do? I'm not gonna say too much.
SPEAKER_08:Oh, we know what she did. We know what she did.
SPEAKER_17:So you found that nigga, you offered it.
SPEAKER_08:But she can't say that. She can't say that. So lawyer.
SPEAKER_17:We got a lawyer here, so you're alright.
unknown:Okay.
SPEAKER_08:No, it's no, that's messed up. Like, it's hard times for everybody. Don't be don't be stealing. Nah, if okay, if I got it, I'm gonna be like, alright, I'm gonna keep this 20 for me, for my, you know, for me. So I'm gonna send you back to rest. What, 20? 500?
SPEAKER_17:So you have to keep a 20 and send them back.
SPEAKER_18:No, you know, cash and be taxed it anyway, so you can you can get away with that.
SPEAKER_08:No, alright. Alright, so boom, that's that was when I first moved to Charlotte. So I was trying to send the movers$400. I sent it to the wrong person. So his cash out was also his Instagram. I found his business, I found his kids, I found his wife. Yeah. Did you get your money back?
SPEAKER_16:Right, did you get your money back? No, no. Okay.
SPEAKER_18:But you know, his wife would have been. Who is he though? Who else? I wanna know. I'll go next week. He works at a barber shop. You got the mic, what's your biggest? I want to know what you think. Just though.
SPEAKER_08:We're gonna talk about this later.
SPEAKER_12:I'm not even gonna lie.
SPEAKER_16:Let's keep it quick. Let's keep it quick. What would you do, Fleet?
SPEAKER_12:I'm not gonna lie. If that comes through for a ban, I'm gonna sit there for a minute, like, hold on. Just to think about it real quick, process what's going on. But I ain't gonna lie, like, if I sent that to somebody, I would want that shit back too. Uh-huh. Maybe I would talk to them. She's like, yo, if I send this back, like she said 20. I don't know if she's talking twenty dollars or twenty percent. 20% is is$200 at the end of the day. Somebody might be like, yo, fuck it. Give me$750, you keep the$250, I'd do that. You get what I'm saying? I feel like karma always come back in a bad way too, so I don't want to fuck that shit up with God when he's been blessing me. So that's facts. That's how I feel about it.
SPEAKER_14:That's some real shit. I shouldn't need that.
SPEAKER_12:You done bug God into it. We're gonna talk about that.
SPEAKER_18:Hold on.
SPEAKER_16:Who else? What would you do?
SPEAKER_18:Who else got the mic?
SPEAKER_05:Yo, I'll go.
SPEAKER_18:Just though, what you gonna do? Yeah, what you gonna do?
SPEAKER_10:I ain't gonna lie. I don't know you, I don't owe you nothing.
SPEAKER_18:Gangsta.
SPEAKER_10:It's over. Gangster. It's over. It's over. It's over.
SPEAKER_17:You're gonna keep the stat.
SPEAKER_10:I'm gonna keep it.
SPEAKER_08:I'll probably say some shit like that. I'm sorry.
SPEAKER_07:My Cash App was negative and they took 175. But I'm gonna send you everything back. I'm gonna send you everything back. That's good. Automated payments.
SPEAKER_08:Yeah, nah. My shit was in a negative and they took they took 200. I didn't, but I'm gonna send the 800 back. Nah, I definitely. This shit literally happened to me. But it was somebody that had sent me money before, and he sent me a thousand dollars and he said for your birthday. So in the little method, it says for your birthday. So I sat there for a minute, like, ooh, why is he randomly sending me a thousand dollars for my birthday? I ain't spoken to you in a while. And then like an hour or so later, he requested it. I'm perfect. I'm perfect. I was like, shit. I had to. You know me personally. Shh.
SPEAKER_17:That's a personal thing.
SPEAKER_07:If I knew you personally, that yeah, that's it.
SPEAKER_02:More time.
SPEAKER_18:What you got?
SPEAKER_09:More time. Like, I don't like people playing with my money, so I don't I'm not gonna play with nobody's money. And like I don't have the heart to do that. Like, I'm very spiritual in a sense where it's just like that could be a test. Like, what type of person are you for real? Because that could have been somebody's last 400, like you don't know what they're trying to do. It could have been their last thousand, you feel me? 800 about to go to a rent, and they probably the rest they gotta feed somebody or whatever. So I wouldn't want that to happen to me. So simply I would have just sent it back. And off of doing that, I would have just been like, alright, my good comic gonna spend back. That's nice of you. That's nice.
SPEAKER_18:Jazzy, what you gonna do, Jazzy? Jazzy, what you gonna do? I'm gonna be real. Trapped.
SPEAKER_02:I'm not about to lie to nobody and tell them my account was negative. You send me$400 and I'll I'll wake up and see that a thousand. Blocked. And matter of fact, you know what? I'm gonna see if I can find your social media and block you on there too. Blocked. I'm sorry, co-world. Co-world.
SPEAKER_17:It's a co-world. Okay, trap going block, take the money and block them.
SPEAKER_05:Changing up, changing the picture, everything.
SPEAKER_17:What would y'all do? Go ahead. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. What you doing?
SPEAKER_03:See?
SPEAKER_18:What you finna do?
SPEAKER_03:I'm going to keep the fucking money and move on with my life.
SPEAKER_17:What do you wait? What? Keep the money.
SPEAKER_07:Keep the money. Keep the money. Keep it a buck.
SPEAKER_17:Keep it a buck. Look at that. Keep it a stack. You're a lawyer. Keep it a stack.
SPEAKER_02:Okay. She gotta be the same. Lawyer and liar. Yeah, that's what they say.
SPEAKER_17:Yeah, yep, that's one of the same. So that was it? Jazz, what you finna do?
SPEAKER_18:I want you. That's what they say. What was I doing? That was it?
SPEAKER_17:That was it? That's it. That was it?
SPEAKER_08:Alright.
SPEAKER_17:Uh-huh.
SPEAKER_08:So part of me would want to send it back.
SPEAKER_17:Uh-huh.
SPEAKER_08:But for me, I feel like it depends. What kind of day am I having? Is it a light day? Is it a heavy day?
SPEAKER_17:Okay.
SPEAKER_08:I might keep it.
SPEAKER_17:Okay.
SPEAKER_08:And if it's like I'm good, you know, it was an accident, I'm saying.
SPEAKER_03:But it really depends on the day.
SPEAKER_18:That's a real answer. You gotta be ready to go to war about that.
SPEAKER_03:Do I need the$400 right now? Like$1,000? It's a light day. I'm keeping that.
SPEAKER_17:Sleeve, what you gonna do? Sleeze. Slea, what you do, Sleeze? You got the you got the mic flea? Okay, what'd you do, Slea's?
SPEAKER_19:I'm keeping the money.
SPEAKER_17:Keep it the money.
SPEAKER_19:Hey, check it out, folks. Hey, check it out, folks. Let's go because listen, folks. I ain't I ain't asked for it. I ain't text you. I ain't do none of that. You sent it, game. I'm sorry. I just I just pay and hey, it's other shit going on. Oh, photos go in. It's over. It's over. It's merch. Unless I know you, if you if I know you, it depends. Like somebody said, if I know you, if I know you. Listen, I'm still gonna text you because I know the person. Well, I don't know you, folks. That ain't on me. You type my name in, gang. What's going on? Yo ass tweaking. G what's really going on? And you had to learn to request some money from me. They told me it called some shit. It's a gift or something. Hell it's yours. Thank you for the gift. So it's over.
SPEAKER_07:You do have to confirm and double check and shit before you really send some accidental money. So it's like today. Switch, today.
SPEAKER_19:What'd I say? Hey gang. Yeah, this you, right? This you, right?
SPEAKER_07:But look, I'm not no scary ass ho, but you see, nowadays people be finding you.
SPEAKER_08:Like somebody, they like pull up on your ass. They like, bitch, let me see your phone. I ain't got no phone. I ain't got no phone, jeez.
SPEAKER_04:I ain't got no phone.
SPEAKER_07:Alright, quick, a quick, quick story, y'all.
SPEAKER_08:This is so, I know we're so off topic. But no lie. One time my best friend, she dropped her phone on a walk and she couldn't find her phone. She was like, oh my God, I just retraced my steps. But she lived in a rougher area, Hartford, whatever, Seymour Street, if you know. But basically, a crackhead took her phone and we saw her phone moving on the Life 360. You know, we got in her car and followed the phone. We like, no, this shit must be on a bus.
SPEAKER_07:Because every time they stop, we stopping. We literally found the crackhead. She she yoked them up everything. We got the phone back. We slammed her phone on the ground. He said, Boom!
SPEAKER_14:Bing, bing, bing.
SPEAKER_04:Like make a crackhead for the iPhone. Bing, bing. Yes. I'm from the hood.
SPEAKER_08:I'm from the hood, baby. I'm from the hood.
SPEAKER_17:Alright, so what happened was so this was a story that happened to me. So I was chilling. My Cash App went off. I wasn't expecting no Cash App. So I'm like, what the fuck? Who sent me some bread? I'm thinking it's my somebody, you know, there. So I looked, and it wasn't a thousand dollars. I just said a thousand dollars to hype it up. But it wasn't, it was like niggas.
SPEAKER_18:Niggas.
SPEAKER_17:So I saw the like$300. I'm like, from such and such. And it didn't have no, like, because you know on Cash App now, you gotta put four, what is it for? It was like for nothing. That's what it said. For nothing. Nothing. So I'm like, for nothing? What the fuck is this? I'm like, alright. So then the person brought back with like, hey, and then they case of them. What trap would you say? Blocked. Blocked. Blocked.
SPEAKER_16:There's not money there, nigga.
SPEAKER_17:How much was it? It was 300. 300. For nothing? I was like, oh, okay. Yeah. And I had the nerve to send them a heart. I sent him a heart.
SPEAKER_07:For the rest of your day, the day, your name would have been 300.
SPEAKER_17:300. And like you said, Sleeve, I took it as a blessing from God. It was a blessing. I needed that 300. So the Lord said that 300. It's that 300. And then maybe that person did bad. And they was giving me the money because that person did bad. So they gave me the money. So I looked at it like that. Tweet stopped. That's true.
SPEAKER_04:Ancient. Did you? You know, well, what would you do?
SPEAKER_18:You're gonna send it back. It could have been for some bad shit though.
SPEAKER_05:Right.
SPEAKER_18:You done blocked your blessing.
SPEAKER_05:You should have checked where you were sending to before you sent it. You done blocked your blessing back.
SPEAKER_18:That's a right.
SPEAKER_14:Right. Karma real though. I ain't gonna lie, what nothing?
SPEAKER_18:I remember I was at the store before. I was at the store before.
SPEAKER_08:Right?
SPEAKER_18:He was standing in front of me in line. He dropped a$20 bill. He walked out the store. Boom, pick it up. I go to the ATM. I'm doing a lot. I'm on the phone. Get like what?$250, something shit like$260 out. Walk out the walk out the store without grabbing the money from my defense. Nah, that's crazy. Oh, that's it. You feel me? You lost an instant karma. You lost all that money. I don't care. Nigga drop$100,000. I'm telling him he dropped that$100,000. That's crazy.
SPEAKER_17:But that was my what would you do? So what would you do if you just get a random$100,000 is crazy?$100,000 is crazy. Somebody randomly cash apps me on that. And you get the money, what would you do? You gonna keep it or you gonna give it back? What would you do? Alright, so we got the money. I gotta give them a round of applause.
SPEAKER_05:Because you can't do that.
SPEAKER_17:All right.
SPEAKER_08:They lie, they lie.
SPEAKER_17:I'm gonna step back and just listen.
SPEAKER_08:All right, all right. I'll go first, y'all. Period. My name is my segment this week is called Triggered.
unknown:Okay.
SPEAKER_17:Triggered.
SPEAKER_08:Or my Wait, but hold on.
SPEAKER_17:You gotta let them know who you are and shit.
SPEAKER_08:I mean, they know who I am, and if you don't know, it's the biggest fucking aquarium in the building. Lex rated, and I'm about to school y'all on some real shit. Y'all might already know. How many of y'all know what seasonal affective disorder is?
SPEAKER_17:Shit, I don't.
SPEAKER_08:Is that something where like when the seasons change, it changes like your mood and how you're feeling sometimes. Sometimes summer's mock. Well, I'm for the tipsy right now.
SPEAKER_17:So does that count?
SPEAKER_08:And then winter it gets to be like kind of depressive. Yeah. That's exactly what it is. This time of the year is all hard for everybody. And then what was it? Sunday? When the time went back or forward, whichever it did, whatever it did, I don't know what it did. But that right there, that whole process, days getting longer, all of that is a psychological thing for people. So most people don't know that it's a type of depression, but it's also not something that affects everybody. It probably affects about 5% of people in the world. And it's mainly because most people during different seasons do things to get themselves out of that depressive mode. For example, myself, I was talking about it earlier and they was hating on me because I said I was flying spirit, but a bitch is going on a five-day cruise for her birthday and I am celebrating it by myself, and I'm gonna be doing all the things of the things of the things. Because normally I'm the type of person who will spend the entire winter in the house. I hate being cold and I hate being hot, so I don't want to put on a bunch of layers. It's a clusterfuck for me. And most people think of depression as a negative thing, they always look at it as a negative thing, but when you look at it deep down inside, it's a time for us to all come together in communion. Is that what they say? Communion in church, yes, ma'am. It's when we come together. Yeah, I had to think of a word. Community, communion, one of them. And it's mainly because you think about uh Christmas and and Thanksgiving. A lot of people celebrate those holidays by themselves. I was just saying that earlier. Y'all y'all be on social media posting your happy pictures with your happy families, and a lot of people lost their family members. So it's just it's just a good time to reach out to those, what are they calling them, strong folks? Those folks that you never hear from, the folks that are always smiling and they disappear during the winter time. They're disappearing because they're going through some shit, right? So I wanted to ask you guys in the audience, what is your comfort routine or like your coping mechanism when you're feeling down? Which is you to bring yourself out of that mold. And I'll go first. I myself, I take a shower, a hot shower, and I visualize all my stress and all my anxiety and whatever is bothering me going down the drain. And I will stay in that shower until I feel like all of it has washed itself away. And anybody that has been in my house for more than a week will tell you that if I'm getting anxious, I'm gonna go take a shower real quick. And it helps. My therapist recommended it a year ago, and ever since she recommended it, I've been passing the wisdom along because it's all about your mentality and how you think. If you see the shit going away, you tell your brain, you tell your body, this shit isn't affecting me, it's temporary. I'm gonna let it go. It's just gonna happen like that. What y'all do? I'm gonna say, I just wanna piggyback off you, even not even like just with the shower. I always say water calms me. So if I'm angry or I'm upset, I always say, I'm gonna go take a bath. Just leave me alone. I'm gonna take a bath. A lot of people don't like baths, but I shower after the bath. It's just the thought of being in the water soaking for me that I absolutely love. I don't even have to be like sad in that moment. I could be in a happy space. And I'll be like, oh, let me go take me a nice bath. You know, I got the bubbles, I wrote my slip, I got my little laptop over there with the movie on. So that is something that I do, but I also get high. So getting high sometimes they say masks the real problem. I've been smoking since I was 13 years old. I have never gradually gone on to the other hard drugs, the gateway drugs that they have talked about. But I'm not saying that, you know, maybe it's just me. I don't have an addictive personality in that sense. But smoking weed is something that I love to do. And just being with my kids, honestly, being with my kids always brightens my day. Like my 10-year-old is my best friend, my bestie. So kids stress me out. I'm not mine. Come spend some time with them, girl. You all have asses. I just be so stressed out. Every time I see them, I'd be like, oh Lord. Y'all gonna be taking care of us in 10 years. I can't. I just don't trust it. What about you, Des?
SPEAKER_11:Well, I'm a church girl.
SPEAKER_08:What?
SPEAKER_11:Damn. Don't do it like that.
SPEAKER_18:Because I am a church girl. You get stressed out. I ain't trying to get touched. There you go.
SPEAKER_11:No, that's crazy. I am a church girl. I was raised in church. I grew up in church. My grandfather is a pastor. But um, but I I like to listen to gospel music.
SPEAKER_18:You the fat Joe of the show, but go ahead.
SPEAKER_11:I'm weak. But yeah, I like to listen to gospel music to calm me down. Um, I like to draw, so I definitely will draw and I write poetry, and so I write poetry. Damn. What you just started doing. You don't know me. I don't even know this person, but I don't know you. Right. Who are you? Yeah.
SPEAKER_18:Who am I sitting beside right now?
SPEAKER_11:Destiny. She drawing. Okay.
SPEAKER_18:I am all good drawing.
SPEAKER_11:I'm good drawing. But yeah, listen to gospel, drawing, and writing. Poetry. Absolutely.
SPEAKER_12:We're sure to gossip.
SPEAKER_18:I ain't gonna lie. I gotta hold this on ceremony. My daughter, that's my that's I can never be mad. I could be livid. If she comes around me, that shit just go away. I can't give her that energy. I can't have the energy around her. But on the adult side, we pussy, sex. Areolas, you feel me? Are it is a stress reliever. Stress reliever, you feel me?
SPEAKER_14:Um I can't even lie, when I'm irritated, my appetite is cold.
SPEAKER_18:Okay, and rapping writing and shit, right now, that's my therapy. Yeah, that's about it.
SPEAKER_17:For me, I would say, like, yo, just don't bother me. Leave me the fuck alone. Don't talk.
SPEAKER_18:Don't ask me what's wrong a hundred times. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I don't like I don't like it.
SPEAKER_17:That shit irritates me. Like, if you know I'm I'm I'm good. I I'm I'm I'm moved, like I got moved. So I have to be happy because I'm a I'm a jovial, jovial person. So if I'm not if I'm non-jovial, something's wrong. Leave me the fuck alone. Jovial. That's a good word. That's a good word. Yeah, good word of the week, yeah. Let me the fuck alone. Where are you right at? I'm very smart. I just I act stupid on here, but I'm very smart. Um, but uh, yeah, just you know, just leave me the fuck alone. Don't talk to me. You know what I'm saying? So uh yeah, that and and eating. Like I might just go to the store and just buy some shit, some something to eat that I know I'm not gonna, I don't even want. Like I go to Chinese store, let me get them chicken ring, fried rice, and uh squid. Nigga, I don't eat squid.
SPEAKER_18:What, nigga? Right, right, right.
SPEAKER_17:See, I don't eat squid, but I get it.
SPEAKER_18:You get some random shit.
SPEAKER_17:Some random shit. I mean, you know, because that's that's more mad. You know what I'm saying?
SPEAKER_04:No, bro. Oh yeah. No, but it does make me mad.
SPEAKER_17:I'm like, why the fuck right? Like, why the fuck I what the fuck I bought? Do anything. Six dollars worth.
SPEAKER_18:I bought squid just now. What am I doing?
SPEAKER_08:Anybody else in the audience? What y'all do for y'all cooperating? Yeah, what y'all copy making? We wanna hear. I like to eat fill in a certain type of way. Who that?
SPEAKER_18:Who that with that small voice?
SPEAKER_08:Who's that? I definitely love food.
SPEAKER_17:Yeah, yeah. Why is she talking like that?
SPEAKER_02:My go-to. This is my speaking voice.
SPEAKER_17:She's like a phone sex operator.
SPEAKER_02:This is my speaking voice.
SPEAKER_11:Okay. Bacon cheeseburger with fries. There we go. Okay.
SPEAKER_17:Bacon cheeseburger. Cinnabon. That's your chocolate chip cookie. So that's your cooper mechanism. Yeah, cinnamon.
SPEAKER_08:Music for sure. Um and one thing I will say with my sleep, I listen to rain sounds going to sleep. Yeah. So that I can reset.
SPEAKER_05:And I wake up like just alright. I'll be knocking. And I defrost for about an hour before I get up.
SPEAKER_09:Oh yes. I'm a defroster. So basically, right?
SPEAKER_14:You cold?
SPEAKER_08:No, right.
SPEAKER_09:When I wake up, I'm not up immediately. So I need about 30 to an hour to really like get my brain moving, being able to communicate without having an attitude, you know, like I need a good hour.
SPEAKER_17:So you so your alarm was really good.
SPEAKER_08:So I'll if I gotta leave the house at a certain time, I'll get up at nine, I'll set my alarm for nine o'clock, then I get a nine thirty-one.
SPEAKER_03:By 10 o'clock, I should be out the bed.
SPEAKER_17:Okay.
SPEAKER_03:Type shit.
SPEAKER_17:It's your sex operator voice.
SPEAKER_03:Whatever.
SPEAKER_17:B what you do. What you do, B. Wait, wait, I didn't hear ace all night. It's ace, right?
unknown:Yeah.
SPEAKER_17:I didn't hear Ace. Give the money your shit, right? I didn't hear ace all night.
SPEAKER_10:She feed me now, you want to hear me. I want to hear ace.
SPEAKER_18:What accent is that? Wait, yeah. What accent is that? He from New Orleans?
SPEAKER_10:No, I'm from South Carolina.
SPEAKER_11:Whoa. Whoa. Whoa, because first of all, two things wrong. You said it wrong.
unknown:What?
SPEAKER_17:It's New Orleans.
SPEAKER_11:New Orleans. Okay. New Orleans. And then that sounds like New Orleans to you? Yeah. That's crazy.
SPEAKER_17:I'm not trying to play you.
SPEAKER_08:But I'm from New Orleans. And that don't sound like New Orleans. You're from New Orleans. I am.
SPEAKER_17:Yeah, don't claim it. I am. No, she got like eight different cities.
SPEAKER_08:I'm born in New Orleans, raised in Atlanta.
SPEAKER_18:I said he's from Orleans.
SPEAKER_17:She's been in Atlanta more than I'm like, where the fuck do you get weird? Well, I'm sorry, let's not take away from Ace. Go ahead. Ace. I'm gonna hear Ace. Oh, that's a good thing. What is your coping mechanism, Ace?
SPEAKER_10:Coping mechanism is crazy, but um, I guess I would say I'm a workaholic, so um, whenever I'm not in the mood, that's really the days I find myself going harder because I don't feel like it. So, um yeah, I just make sure I stay book busy and out the way. Like I don't want to be in everybody's face, so I might not do um residential calls. I might just stay in the shop all day.
SPEAKER_17:So what do you what do you do for a living?
SPEAKER_10:What don't I do would be uh easier question, but don't you do? I got a to uh I got a touring company and then I got a moving company as well.
SPEAKER_04:So You walk on a car when it's called a toesome car.
SPEAKER_11:Oh, you want to toss some calls?
SPEAKER_10:You wear my spot for the call, my guy. Uh Baker Boy and Sons Tony and Ray. Okay.
SPEAKER_19:Y'all telling niggas it's janky as hell, bro.
SPEAKER_10:I'm a good one though. I really be working with folders, yeah.
SPEAKER_19:Y'all stealing people's cars and charging them a thousand people.
SPEAKER_07:You need a good toe from the driver as a friend. No, right.
SPEAKER_10:I'll be telling a lot of people. I gotta tell again, guys. As soon as somebody gets in my spot, I respect. I'm calling my guy. I'm told this nigga car. 100%. 100%.
SPEAKER_18:That's smart as hell. That's smart as well. And he's a mechanic. Yeah.
SPEAKER_10:Yeah. And I rap cars, do starlights, N tier, X tier, what? Hey shit. We do all that shit.
SPEAKER_17:Too fast, too fair. Fast and fair. Get with Ace, get with Ace. Who else? Anybody else? Anybody else? Couple mechanisms? Nobody? Y'all don't?
SPEAKER_04:Y'all niggas is not peaceful.
SPEAKER_14:How would you do?
SPEAKER_12:I ain't gonna lie. When I be um cleaning the crib, that shit kind of give me like a reach in some type of way. Like just having that shit fresh and clean. Not even saying like dirty, dirty, like trash everywhere. It could just be like clothes you got out to dry, just threw on the bed type shit, or some little light shit going on. And I like going running, listening to music and shit, kind of clear my mind. Like a bro say, he be working a lot. I feel like something that keeps you occupied, and it's gonna be like a challenge for you to kind of keep your mind off of shit and just keep you going or give you that extra boost type shit. So that's how that's probably like my main three.
SPEAKER_19:I think mine's is uh shit. I go to bed for real. You from Chicago, I just say fuck it, let's go to sleep. Let's go ahead and take a little nap and wake up and try this shit again. Call the I probably call back home Chicago, talk some niggas from back there. Some shit like that. Some you know what I'm saying, feel some grave. That's it.
SPEAKER_08:I appreciate y'all. I appreciate y'all for contributing.
SPEAKER_17:We appreciate you.
SPEAKER_08:Thank you. Thank you. Hold on.
SPEAKER_17:I wanna give mine. I wanna give mine.
SPEAKER_08:I'm sorry.
SPEAKER_17:Okay, sorry, twist. What is your coping mechanism?
SPEAKER_08:He's a gambling at it. He don't rap, though.
SPEAKER_17:Yo, what?
SPEAKER_08:Yeah, we was just talking about that. Lie and say you didn't say it was a problem. Lie you say you didn't say it was a problem. I'm here to help. Well, what was the problem? The sage?
SPEAKER_15:I got I don't got a problem. I like to gamble, I don't got a problem. He does. Now, um, for real, um, I like to cook when I feel like he is a chef.
SPEAKER_18:Forget that before we cook.
SPEAKER_15:Yeah, and spend and spend money. Like when I spend money, yeah, when I spend some money, no, no, no, no.
SPEAKER_04:Like it out there, nigga.
SPEAKER_15:That's not what I mean.
SPEAKER_04:I buy the groceries.
SPEAKER_15:I mean like just spend money on myself. Like do something that make me feel well, you feel me? I don't know. Whatever. Just spend some type of money.
SPEAKER_08:Who you feeling like? Like so if I bought the groceries, all you gotta do is cook?
SPEAKER_04:Oh shit.
SPEAKER_08:Oh shit.
SPEAKER_04:Yeah, oh shit. Can't got your tongue, but you not doing that. You ain't got nothing to say no more.
SPEAKER_19:We gotta grab it.
SPEAKER_04:What type of crickets is that? It's that crickets.
SPEAKER_17:That shit is AI. That's an AI cricket. What the fuck? That's what it does nothing. That's what they did.
SPEAKER_18:It is nothing, ain't it?
SPEAKER_08:I'm not talking about the cheap meat. Okay. Okay. Lamb chops.
unknown:Hey. My bad.
SPEAKER_04:You go.
unknown:I'm talking about food.
SPEAKER_08:I'm loving a green today. So a lot of things that y'all had in common is almost everything that y'all do release a little bit of dopamine. I hope y'all know what dopamine is. Yes. Next to sugar, it's one of the most addictive drugs ever. It is. Anything you do, like smoking, releases dopamine, running releases dopamine, taking a shower releases dopamine. All of these things are definitely releases dopamine. All of these things scientifically make you happier. The issue is, is with seasonal affective disorder, your serotonin is lower, so your mood's affected as well. So even though you're trying to make yourself happier, you gotta sometimes you stay in this stuck mode to where even though things are improving, they're also seeming like you're not getting anywhere. So some of the symptoms you should look out for is sleeping more, but never feeling rested, craving carbs or gaining weight is one of the reasons why people at the beginning of the year are always in the gym. Because they're spending that last half of the year and right at the beginning overeating, uh losing interest in fun stuff, uh things that you might have had interest in before you're no longer interested in it anymore, not wanting to socialize with anybody. How many of y'all turn y'all phones off for Thanksgiving because you don't want to hear nothing from nobody or the new year? And then feeling hopeless or irritated more often. I'm always irritated when it's cold outside. And I can only speak for myself, but all of these symptoms I've been experiencing for years, and until somebody told me what it is, I didn't understand how to deal with it. So I appreciate y'all for y'all's coping mechanisms. I'm going to give you guys a couple quick ones that might help for y'all at home that might need some coping mechanisms. Um, definitely go outside and get some vitamin D.
SPEAKER_17:Like that sun, niggas.
SPEAKER_08:Hell yeah. At least at least 10 to 30 minutes of vitamin D, I swear. They hope he can think about some other things. She's thinking about the other thing. She wants the other D. Yeah, that D can be outside too. But you gotta always outside. You gotta make sure your body is absorbing that because we need it. We need it. And then stick to a sleep routine, even though time what did it go back or did it go up? It went it went back. It went back. It went back. Yeah, what whatever happens? We got an extra hour of sleep, y'all. With the time, make sure you're setting a time where you're going to sleep at night and you're not staying up too late. So the next morning you wake up exhausted. And then therapy lamp, somebody mentioned uh rain. There's also like the starlights that go in the sky that move around, just visual things like that can calm your brain and give you the opportunity to relax. Because when you're in these modes, you're also hyper vigilant, I guess that's the word that I want to use. Um, your body's moving double time during this time. So not only are you not getting the vitamins that you need from being outside because the sun goes down faster, but you're also not doing anything because it's cold outside and you don't want to be on the go. And you're also working extra hard without even knowing it because your body's just trying to process the fact that you're exhausted. And so the last one that I want you guys to focus on is stay connected with friends and family at part. Don't fall into the trap of feeling like I'm going through something, so I gotta go through something by myself because you're not alone. All of us experience this in some way, shape, or form, and if you don't understand, and I'm pretty sure there's somebody out there that can help you come up with some coping mechanisms that work for you. And that's me, Lex.
SPEAKER_17:That's very important, you know, because I think where we at now in society, just seeing the guy from the Dallas Cowboys taking his life, you know, what was his coping mechanism? Right? Did he utilize his coping mechanism? Probably not.
SPEAKER_05:Probably not.
SPEAKER_17:You know, uh, so that's very important, you know, that we can go to that, you know, in times of uh despair.
SPEAKER_08:Speaking of that, CEO, we gotta make sure I drop the plug for the um the suicide and crisis.
SPEAKER_17:Oh yes, yes, like crisis.
SPEAKER_08:So you can call or text 988.
SPEAKER_17:New 988.
SPEAKER_08:Brand new. Because you know, before it used to be like a whole little 1-800 number and nobody knows what's going on.
SPEAKER_17:So it's just 988, they simplified it. Okay.
SPEAKER_08:Yes. You can text or call 988, or you can go online and chat with somebody if you don't want to have that like text or whatever at 988lifeline.org. So if somebody is listening and y'all feel overwhelmed by everything going on, especially with the fact that niggas is broke and it's about to be the beginning of the year, and you know, people are starving and all that stuff. It's a lot going on in the world, not even centralized, just in general, utilize the resources that are out there for you. Absolutely.
SPEAKER_17:That was very insightful.
SPEAKER_08:Ooh, I love that. Okay, I gotta use that.
SPEAKER_17:988, nigga. It's 988, right? Mm-hmm.
SPEAKER_08:988.
SPEAKER_17:You feel it? 988. Like, you know, about do some shit? 988.
SPEAKER_08:Call them.
SPEAKER_17:Call them.
SPEAKER_08:Make sure y'all put down your mental nope. 988.
unknown:988. 988.
SPEAKER_08:We are judging. We got uh words of the week. You already know. So you know we do talk a lot of shit here. You know what I mean? There's no advisory. We're always gonna be unfiltered and just we're gonna talk that shit, okay? But we are all very intelligent and you know, we bring a lot to the table. So each week we are gonna come to the table with the words of the week, alright? So, um, this is the segment where we dress your vocabulary in silk and we give it a little bit of an attitude, alright? Okay, I like this. We talk while we think deep, and yes, we use big words to sound sexy.
SPEAKER_01:Big words.
SPEAKER_08:Get comfortable because class is in session, and there's absolutely no advisory. Okay, okay.
SPEAKER_17:That would have been a personal.
SPEAKER_05:That was don't touch the board.
SPEAKER_17:You touching the wrong number. That wasn't the sound. We don't need a sound something. That was fire. But not the doo-doo boom boop boom.
SPEAKER_08:That was supposed to be that one. You need to have it labeled. We could have shot this. That would have been fire, because you know I'm a big ghetto. You know.
SPEAKER_16:I'm about to move it.
SPEAKER_08:But um basically, we're gonna go over some words of the week that you may know or you may not know, and that punch is punching.
SPEAKER_17:It definitely is.
SPEAKER_08:That was my second cut, you guys. I'm not drinking the punch next. And they're laughing at me. Alright, so anyway, we're gonna go into the first word, which is gonna be logophile. Logophile. And it's spelled Logophile L-O G O P H I L E. Alright? And this, I'm actually gonna ask you guys what do you think the word means? I'm gonna ask a few people what do you think this word means? Logophile. Logophile.
SPEAKER_17:Ask a lawyer, she knows.
SPEAKER_08:Logophile.
SPEAKER_17:Don't have that six, I'm not a lawyer.
SPEAKER_11:I know that's right.
SPEAKER_18:V, what that means? Logophile.
SPEAKER_11:Logophile. You know this type shit.
SPEAKER_18:You smart as hell.
SPEAKER_11:Shit, is it being a liar?
SPEAKER_18:What is logophile?
SPEAKER_11:All right.
SPEAKER_18:Logophile.
SPEAKER_11:Is it like you is it logophile or logopile?
SPEAKER_18:V, what is it?
SPEAKER_08:Logophile? Logophile. L-O.
SPEAKER_18:You know what it's like.
SPEAKER_08:It's L-O-G-O P H I L E. Okay. Logophile. Well, logophile. Okay, so basically.
SPEAKER_16:Does she get it?
SPEAKER_08:No, but you would think that, but it's not. This word is so far off from the meaning. It's it is a noun, and it's basically a lover of words. Okay.
SPEAKER_17:A lover of words. That's crazy. Logophile.
SPEAKER_08:It's a lover of words. So that's crazy. That may never think. That may be a logophile. I'm crying. So what are y'all niggas on logophiles?
SPEAKER_18:Logophile ass, nigga.
SPEAKER_04:The root word. I'm just reading my bio.
SPEAKER_18:Mad logophile, bro.
unknown:Exactly.
SPEAKER_18:You mad logophiles.
SPEAKER_08:I would say, you know what I mean? Like, you could call me a logophile. I collect books and I collect beautiful words like others collect shoes and jewels.
SPEAKER_18:Oh.
SPEAKER_08:Because sis got a big ass brain, okay? And fun fact, I do have a lot of books. Like I have probably like 75 books. I'm looking for a new bookshelf.
SPEAKER_17:So get a logophile book.
SPEAKER_08:I am a logophile. Alright. So the second word is gonna be Adoraxia. Adaraxia.
SPEAKER_17:What does that mean? Who knows that means?
SPEAKER_08:Adaraxia. Hey, yo! Would anybody like to take a guess on what this is? Who think it's a Z-E-O? It's a Dysraxia. Adaraxia. And it is spelled A-T-A-R-A-X I A. You make somebody a name they kid. Trats.
SPEAKER_17:How do you know what that means?
SPEAKER_08:Trav, what does that mean?
SPEAKER_17:Use all these goddamn words.
SPEAKER_14:You were going to be able to do that.
SPEAKER_17:How do you know what that means?
SPEAKER_08:We could take these words into our new life, okay, if we get it together.
SPEAKER_17:What does it mean, Trap?
unknown:Can I spell the word again?
SPEAKER_08:The word is spelled A-T-A-R X-I-A. Ataraxia. Adaraxia. I will use it in the sentence, but I wanted to let you guys know what it means. Would you like me to read it in the sentence first? Okay.
SPEAKER_18:Okay.
SPEAKER_08:So I'm going to use it in the sentence.
SPEAKER_18:Your bones deteriorate.
SPEAKER_08:Lex Raided protected her atoraxia like priceless treasure. Peace.
SPEAKER_04:Peace. Is it peace? It's not pussy.
SPEAKER_08:Pussy, but I'm like, what's wrong with it? I'm wrong with it. I don't finish the goddamn sentence. That wasn't half the sentence. Alright, so Lex Raided, my new beautiful co-host right here. She protected her adoraxia like a priceless treasure. No drama, no chaos, just peace and positive vibe.
SPEAKER_17:She protected her mind, mentally.
SPEAKER_18:Her pussy.
SPEAKER_08:It's not the pussy, but CDO is getting there. Basically, it's a state of serene calmness. Okay? So she's gonna protect her peace. And she's gonna protect her. Y'all think it's already. You know what I mean?
SPEAKER_05:Anorexia. Flowers all the way on.
SPEAKER_18:Nah, it's still gonna be pussy. It still could be pussy.
SPEAKER_05:It could have been. It could have been. It's pussy. It's peace.
SPEAKER_18:It's serenity. It's calm. Pussy's anorexia.
SPEAKER_16:Hey yo, Polo. Ain't pussy anorexia?
SPEAKER_08:Adorexia. Anorexia. Alright, alright, alright. We're gonna move on to the third word. Cause it would have not pussy. Pussy is not always peaceful. I don't know what y'all been doing, but they must not have been a little bit crazy. Y'all told you, pussy out there.
SPEAKER_05:It's inconvenient. Look at him scratching.
SPEAKER_14:I guess it is.
SPEAKER_08:I'm gonna switch over here having flashbacks, y'all. No, alright.
SPEAKER_01:Alright, so the third word.
SPEAKER_08:No, I got a better word for y'all. It's called uh concupiscence. Concupiscence. Concupiscence. This is a real word. You made it up. You made it up. It's not made up, baby. None of this shit is made up. Don't do hold. I don't even got fake here. Oh, concupiscence.
SPEAKER_16:Concu like a cucumber.
SPEAKER_08:Basically, it's spelled C-O-N, C-U-P-I-S-C-E-N-C-E.
SPEAKER_17:What does that mean?
SPEAKER_03:What did that mean?
SPEAKER_17:Damn, that's crazy.
SPEAKER_03:What did that mean?
SPEAKER_08:C O N Okay. C U P. I like this one.
SPEAKER_17:Hold on, hold on. Spell again.
SPEAKER_08:Everybody looking it up on a phone. I like it.
SPEAKER_17:C-O-N.
SPEAKER_08:C-O-N-C-O-P-I-S-C-E-N-C-E.
SPEAKER_17:Okay.
SPEAKER_08:Kind of Q per sense. Kind of Q. You gotta do it. Yes, I have the answer. So it means still. Basically, what it means is this is a strong desire or a sensual longing. So it's a strong desire or a sensual longing.
SPEAKER_04:Why do you say it have a mic though? You say a two foot. Which one though?
SPEAKER_08:What do you say? They lead with concupiscence. But listen, we're gonna make this non sexual. We're gonna make it non-sexual. Because everybody's talking about sex. But listen, there was no mistaking the concupiscence in her eyes. Subtle, but impossible to miss. She'd been at work for 10 hours. By this time, the spliff was calling her name. The spliff. Not even the dick. This bitch was thinking about the weed. That's more like me. But she wanted to get high before she gets the dick. Fuck the dick. I need the weed. It ain't always about pussy. It's not all about dick. Or pussy.
SPEAKER_07:She wanted to get high before she got the concept.
SPEAKER_08:I just wanted to get high after I got off of work for 10 hours. Concupiscence. Make sure you guys use that in an in your concupiscence.
SPEAKER_18:I'm like, I'm I'm baffled at how you use concupiscence.
SPEAKER_08:Because for me, I am longing for that desire after 10 hours. I need to get high, baby boy. I don't have no cartridge with me at work. And I'm speaking on the card.
SPEAKER_17:So con conch picks right on my brain. It could be dick too, right?
SPEAKER_08:Um, yeah, it could be. It's just a longing desire. Yo, they got me cried. Put the punch down. Oh, I'm almost. All right, y'all, be it with me. We got two more words. Two more words, right? The fourth word is ineffable. Ineffable. Ineffable. Ineffable.
SPEAKER_17:Ineffable. Ineffable. Inevitable.
SPEAKER_08:Nope, ineffable. No, ineffable. It's spelled I-N F I N E F F A B-L-E. Ineffable.
SPEAKER_18:They gotta be cousins. That means you're uneffordable.
SPEAKER_08:I knew y'all was gonna go. Ineffable.
SPEAKER_18:They gotta be cousins.
SPEAKER_08:Ineffable. I ain't gonna say no crazy.
SPEAKER_17:Well, no, we're gonna keep it, we're gonna keep it modest.
SPEAKER_08:Ineffable. Okay, so basically, um, does anybody want to take any guesses on what this might mean? Chat, what does it mean? I cheated.
unknown:I can't pick it up.
SPEAKER_17:It's ability to be uneffordable. Oh my god. Okay.
SPEAKER_19:Yo, y'all are wild. That's not what it means.
SPEAKER_08:Where's your microphone?
SPEAKER_19:I mean, I feel like it could be cocky, though.
SPEAKER_08:So um basically it's spelled I-N-E-F-F-A-B-L-E. And it's pronounced ineffable. And it means too great to express in words.
SPEAKER_17:Too great to express.
SPEAKER_08:Too great to express in words. So y'all do be on the same. Y'all be on that vibe, but it's still not the same. But this is to teach you a little bit more. So in my my sentence, I would say, some feelings are ineffable. You just feel them in your bones. The feeling that I give my lover, you know, pure greatness. I leave him speechless over here. Okay. How do we go from not talking about sex to bad? Because they were too soon now, right? They were too soon with it. Y'all was too soon with it. Ineffable.
SPEAKER_02:But what does it mean again?
SPEAKER_08:Ineffable means uh too um too great to express in words. So you can't even describe what this feeling is.
SPEAKER_17:So listen, niggas, if you dig in a chick out, right? You'll be like, yo, is that shit was ineffitable?
SPEAKER_08:That shit was ineffable.
SPEAKER_17:Not a use that tonight, guys, and fuck tonight. Use that tonight, see what the girl says.
SPEAKER_08:That shit was ineffable. That shit was unfucked with. That was ineffable.
SPEAKER_14:That shit was ineffable, bro. She's gonna be like, what? What?
SPEAKER_11:No, because I'm gonna start cracking the fuck up if I hear that shit. Like, that's not my name.
SPEAKER_14:Who is that?
SPEAKER_08:Right. I'm lying.
SPEAKER_19:Who the fuck goes?
SPEAKER_08:But then that's when you tell them, no, I watch no advisory. Watch the last episode. No, right. That shit is. Alright, so this is the last word I got for you guys, right? And this is tenebris. Tenebris. Tenebris. Tenebris. Spelled T-E-N-E B-R-U-S.
SPEAKER_17:Tenebrus.
SPEAKER_08:Tenebrus. Tenebris.
SPEAKER_17:Tenebris. Everybody wants to take a cracker. What does that mean?
SPEAKER_08:Diamond, you real quiet over here, Southern Belle. What you thinking?
SPEAKER_17:What do you think tenebrose means?
SPEAKER_08:What?
unknown:I don't know.
SPEAKER_17:Anna.
SPEAKER_08:So y'all do her like that. Don't do that girl like that. With her malefluous voice. I'm sorry, that's a good one. Her words are so vocabulary now. What was that word again? What was that word? Malefluous. And that basically means like a sultry sound, like a siren, like a radio personality. We did that a couple weeks ago. Wait, that was that word mean? Malefluous. No, that was the word. That was the one that she was. Oh, I thought it was the word you just did. No, no, no. Okay. So tenebrous means dark, shadowy, or mysterious. Okay. So basically, I would say during dinner, her eyes met his gaze. She leaned in. Her voice dipped into a tenebrous whisper. Let's go. It's time for dessert.
SPEAKER_02:Oh, you get an instant now.
SPEAKER_08:That's that. I know about the thing, bro.
SPEAKER_05:That's a evil spirit word.
SPEAKER_08:It's gonna be her CEO. He said that's an evil spirit. What is the dog spell? The dog spirit word. Not dark.
SPEAKER_07:This nigga shadowy or mysterious. That's the fucking spirit.
unknown:No.
SPEAKER_17:No way. Right? That's the shit you see. You be like, oh nigga, that's a temporary. You see a tiborriss, nigga. You gotta get the biggest. Tinebrus spirit.
SPEAKER_07:He said that's a tin of spirit. Yeah, you gotta get the fuck up out of there. Oh my god, you guys are funny. That is what it is. Tinebrist. Tinebrist. Tinebrist. You nigga, see a tinbriss, get the fuck up out of there. Nah.
SPEAKER_08:You're gonna have the best sets of your life, Daddy. That's funny as fuck. But yeah, so that was your vocabulary upgrade for the week. Go and talk spicy, y'all. We just articulate them beautifully. See you next time. That same mouth with bigger words. Ooh, bigger words.
SPEAKER_17:And don't see a tenebrous. Oh my god. See a tenebrous.
SPEAKER_08:You keep making it seem like she a witch or something. Alright. Like that bitch gonna have my soul. Thank you guys. I'm jasming like the flower.
SPEAKER_17:Lena, she came at the perfect time.
SPEAKER_11:She did.
SPEAKER_18:She's much like that. Lena gonna lie, you real poetic, jazz. You a poetic ass motherfucker.
SPEAKER_08:I appreciate y'all.
SPEAKER_18:I try to either.
SPEAKER_08:I wish I had a voice like Diamond, hoe.
SPEAKER_17:I'll be up here and like Diamond, say, say, say take some. Tenibris.
SPEAKER_08:It's pronounced tenebres. Tenebus. Tenebrus.
SPEAKER_17:Like tenebrest. Yeah, tenebrose.
SPEAKER_08:Yeah, like that is gonna sound a poet.
SPEAKER_18:Oh shit, my areola broke, nigga.
SPEAKER_08:I actually do write poetry.
SPEAKER_18:I haven't shared with a lot of people. You got ism. You sound like a pimp.
SPEAKER_08:Like how you broke that already. No, right?
SPEAKER_18:You can have that.
unknown:He didn't even want to give it to you.
SPEAKER_08:You break your shit.
SPEAKER_17:That's a piece of it. Yeah, he really didn't want to give you too. What do you say?
SPEAKER_08:He really didn't want to give you that. He done broke it. Now you got one. I shared the areola. You the only person in the world that can break a sticker.
SPEAKER_17:I could.
unknown:Huh?
SPEAKER_08:And it was like me in trouble. The titties, the nipples at the top. They supposed to be like not hanging, but hanging. Put the titties on my phone. Wait, because we didn't shout diamond out. We got diamond here. We already shot a diamond. Oh, we didn't act in the door. So that's it.
SPEAKER_11:Oh, but y'all ain't shut out where she is, though. An event correspondent? Yeah. She fucked me. Yeah. Shut up.
SPEAKER_04:Shut up.
SPEAKER_16:Everybody is hell over here.
SPEAKER_17:Oh yeah. Whatever. Not right there. Not right there. Alright, what do we got? That was that was Jasmine with the words and things. Jasmine like the flower. What kind of flower?
SPEAKER_08:A jasmine flower. We only grow in Southern California.
SPEAKER_17:Yes, I did because we have a lot of three orders to know. Damn. But a lot of audience don't know.
SPEAKER_08:Well, yeah, jasmine is a flower and it only grows in California and it smells really nice. And jasmine was actually a color in the Crayola crayon box when I was growing up. So look it up. I'm not lying. Google it.
SPEAKER_17:Google it. Google is your friend.
SPEAKER_08:Google me host.
SPEAKER_17:Well, I gotta reattach my titty.
SPEAKER_08:One of them is sideways.
SPEAKER_17:Huh?
SPEAKER_08:They're looking like real boobies right now.
SPEAKER_17:Okay. A booby or my booby.
SPEAKER_07:You know the gravity of me taking over.
SPEAKER_17:Okay. Pods and bars, we got I love this segment because this is where we we discovered tweets.
SPEAKER_18:Nah, for real. We were doing a discovery artist on this.
SPEAKER_17:Yeah, because this nigga, I didn't know. He's lying. We discovered tweets on this segment, pods and bars. Twee just came and he just did some amazing shit.
SPEAKER_08:Oh, this is a slipper.
SPEAKER_17:Okay. Lena, where the fuck you at?
SPEAKER_08:I feel like I gotta spray my skin.
SPEAKER_17:She ain't gone. Ain't she right there? Lena, bring your ass over here, Lena. Yeah. Lena. Huh? Because you're a fucking rapper. Of course. Alright, pods and bar, bring in your segment. Bring in bring in your segments, um, um, Swish. That's your boy Swish A C though. I'm a little smashed off the punch.
SPEAKER_18:This is no advisory. This is pot and bars. Shout out to everybody in the building, flatbush in the building. Shout out to all the new hosts, all of the correspondence, twees, photos.
SPEAKER_17:Yeah, he really swear.
SPEAKER_16:Turn us up, low!
unknown:You want some dark skin aerial?
SPEAKER_18:Yeah, I got you, she got you.
SPEAKER_08:Yeah, everybody.
SPEAKER_18:Jazz, you ready? Alright, send him.
SPEAKER_17:Turn this up, low. That's it. Alright. I turn it down.
SPEAKER_18:I'ma start like this. Fucking intro. I'ma go right in. Can't trick on the bitch. Fudge on my daughter, pay my rent. Turn OBO to rap city, potting balls in the basement. Get my main bitch great dick. Love a pushy, she got great grip. Favorite, scan later, my brown sugar. I guess I'll be Tay Diggs. Brooklyn in the beat, Brooklyn in the building. It's my sis, B day, B. Alright. Let me put my phone down in freestyle now. It cut off. Let me cut it back on. Alright, damn. I'm coming back in. I'm sounding real strong. And she called me Pippy Stockins, cause I'm long, eh? And you already know I'm coming off the dome, eh? Young nigga back to the bone. Feelin' like Google, because I keep that chrome. Them niggas standing still, just like a gnome. Or a mannequin. And they know I damaged them. Yeah, they blame I'm not fans of them. Yeah, I'm about to roll up Zy real quick. Away it's already rolled, it's pre-rolled, I keep it rolled up. You already know, like whiz, I am a smoker. V in the building and I got my nigga gusto. Don't forget Zy, yeah, Brooklyn in the building ho. Doing what we doin' head to head, we standin' toe to toe, low for low, freestylin', fleet next, yo.
SPEAKER_12:You know I'm next, I ain't gon' say it with my chest. A nigga shoot it, he gon' shoot through the vest. Nigga come every Thursday, try to get fresh and rap off the mind. Freestyle, I gotta cut it. Next to my nigga sleeves. Shout out my nigga CO. When I was running street wars, niggas was called me Cleo. What they said, ten the breast. I thought that meant five women. I hate that, I don't know, no feedback, huh? They know that fleece crack. Shit to strip it in the streets, gotta eat, you gotta mess it. Tryna get some foods to eat. Every bar is the leak, since training days, smoking haze, I'ma renegade, nigga sweeter than lemonade. Bad bitches wanna get penetrate. I don't know, it's a kid in the building. I gotta chill and ventilate. I'ma clear out, I don't know, shout out polo. I was in that suit, the buggy, big ponies and everything. Queens, nigga. You might have caught me on the avat in Jamaica, not the place though. I'm going shopping, bitches topless, no option, gotta get it. Green kick, slimy goblins. I ain't got no Problems, fuck it. I got the red money like this becomes a problem.
SPEAKER_17:That was a wrong one. Oh my god.
SPEAKER_18:That's not good. Alright, we got that mic. We gotta put that on the mic.
SPEAKER_03:It's Jamalike But I like PCA like butter on toes wanna put me when I like butter than the snow. You be on my dick like it's everything you know. But when I ask you to leave, you can never beat me wrong.
SPEAKER_08:You know I got you where I hope. You know I'm dragging a wagon, so you wanna be my host. When I get on the influence, your ass wanna know.
SPEAKER_03:But I'm a scoop, yo, have a piece on your house. What you wanna know me, get to know me. Don't have a sick about me, but bitches, that's funny. Nine out of ten, back.
SPEAKER_09:I say I shit on your hoes. Y'all ain't talking about shit, you still wiping your nose. Next time you say my name, say that shit with a mouth. Tell me up loud while you singin' my nose. Uh-huh.
SPEAKER_14:Okay.
SPEAKER_07:Hey. That shit addicted.
SPEAKER_18:Pilot bars, man. Pilate bars, man. That's all I got for my aunt. That was fire.
SPEAKER_16:Yes. Hey!
SPEAKER_17:Huh?
unknown:Darning? From um She's like a rapper. Connie Diamond. Yeah.
SPEAKER_01:She's a rubber hand.
SPEAKER_00:No, it was nice though.
SPEAKER_08:It was a nice tone.
SPEAKER_00:She got a nice noise smooth. It was smooth. She got control. Let me hit you. Can we hit you spit down?
unknown:What did you wear for?
SPEAKER_17:CEO, can we get four bars? No, I don't rap. Cat.
SPEAKER_08:Just four. You can't put your words together?
SPEAKER_07:No.
SPEAKER_08:I'm gonna challenge you. One of these weeks. One of these weeks, I'm gonna challenge you.
SPEAKER_17:Fabric, okay.
SPEAKER_07:That must be the alias.
SPEAKER_17:Maverick here right now, man. Nah, no, no, I'm CEO. Oh, to play that track with Lena? Okay, okay. Okay, Lena. Let's do it. Give me, give me, give me your phone. It's on there.
SPEAKER_07:We got Ariola stickers for a dollar.
SPEAKER_17:Yeah, Ariola stickers for a dollar is on my chest.
SPEAKER_08:Inspired by Swift. So listen.
SPEAKER_17:Let's give it a round of applause for Lena. Lex X-rated. Oh no, no. We're going to sign off a deck. I keep saying Lex X rated. Lex. The X is silent.
SPEAKER_05:It's there, but it's there.
SPEAKER_17:Silence. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm going to sign off and then we're going to play the song. You know, because they she wanna hear Maverick. Yeah, they want they want to hear Maverick. But we're gonna play around with trap. Trap is on there too.
unknown:Yeah, yeah.
SPEAKER_17:Yeah, yeah, yeah. Trap in the building.
SPEAKER_14:Yeah, Trappy in the Building!
SPEAKER_17:Yo, y'all gotta start playing on Trap name. Don't play with trap.
SPEAKER_05:Don't play with trap. Is this the one with trap? Okay, let me get that.
SPEAKER_11:Oh, yeah, and I was on there too, y'all. Y'all gonna hit me in the beginning. I was in the beginning. Nah, I'm just in the beginning.
SPEAKER_17:Trap got hit. We gotta pause, pause, pause, pause, pause, pause, pause. We didn't do that yet. No, no, check. I'm not a leader for not putting the song out. We gotta put the song out. Yeah, we gotta do this. What do you say? Okay, never mind. I miss some listen. Give him a shout out to my grandma, brother. Let's give him a shit.
SPEAKER_19:We good. We vibing, we vibing, we vibing. Gangsta, gangster.
SPEAKER_09:We're chillin', we're chillin', we outside, we outside.
SPEAKER_18:Hey, gangsta, gangster. Who was that?
SPEAKER_09:That was me.
SPEAKER_18:That was me. Asian. That was me. Asian lobby life. She raps? She got a rap voice. Yes. Yes, nigga. You give no money? Why you ain't rap? Me don't rap. Me don't rap.
SPEAKER_17:No, she's lying. She like me. She lying. She lying. She is fire. I'm saying. She like me. She lying.
SPEAKER_16:Hey, but Charlie, man, you know what it is, man. It is your boy, Sean McClain. Ariola.
SPEAKER_08:No Ladass. Ariola. Who said No like? That was me.
SPEAKER_18:You know that. Uh Ariola.
SPEAKER_17:Okay, we fucking. I was in my phone. I'm sorry.
SPEAKER_08:Stop. Stop. I said, I don't like that. And I was like, what you don't like?
SPEAKER_17:Gotta be in unison.
SPEAKER_08:Alright, I'm focused. I'm focused, man. Take two.
SPEAKER_17:Take two. Yeah, nobody's press. Okay. It is the punch. It's your boy, Silver. Ariola.
SPEAKER_08:Nola Death. Let's rate it. Jasmine like the fly.
SPEAKER_17:Everyone let Lena bring the shrack in and introduce. No, you it's your shit. That you ain't released.
SPEAKER_11:It's the fuck.
SPEAKER_08:It's locked. Right, Track. It's locked. It's locked. Fuck you, Trap. Can we play it? Plose it. Plose it. You gotta bring it in. I ain't even pushing yet.
SPEAKER_17:Oh, you ain't pushing? I can't even see this motherfucker. Oh, okay. Okay, bring that shit in.
SPEAKER_03:Bring that shit in.
SPEAKER_17:Alright, fuck that shit. This is a unreleased song by Lena that she don't want to fucking release. Featuring me. You should have brought it in. Now you just let me do it. No, no. I I gave you a channel in the mic.
SPEAKER_16:You ain't wanting the mic. No. I gave you a channel. And she didn't want to fucking relationship. This shit is called fucking face.
SPEAKER_17:Featuring me and VJ Crack said this. No, I'm gonna come out and see the light of day, motherfuckers. So we're gonna put this shit on here and y'all gonna listen to shit and y'all gonna like it or love it. Okay, yeah.
unknown:What's up?
SPEAKER_03:City rabbit, where do I fold in the paint for lessons? 31 deep in the game, too. Heartback, but the bronze stay pressure, came from the bottom of my head. Little bit surviving the bad, yeah. Cut cut me in the six step thing. I speak on a scar.
SPEAKER_06:I can't put my fucking big away. I need this trying better, get out of the way. I'm a day, that is the technical bag on my nigga, that's only gonna fuck with a bag on.
SPEAKER_16:Niggas is weak.
SPEAKER_06:Not these bitches give me crazy. Yeah, I got my survival. I know I'm just and I'm never gonna change. Got my eyes closed, shit. I don't need me a mop, I don't need me a bone. When I need whenever I map, I promise no milk. I'm gonna hold you, I'm coming like the shit that I'm leaving right after the deal. Everyone crazy, I damn more lazy, I need it to be with the grace. I know these bitches, my bitches, I'm gonna let me shake. Yeah, why they be fuckin' with me, why they be fuckin' with me, why they be fuckin' I know she wanna reaction from me, but I just got another defective day. That bitch the type she gonna brag on a nigga, that's something gonna fuck with a back in the face. Yeah, you ain't gonna be a man, yeah.
SPEAKER_04:I get your bitch in a bitch, I'm getting bitchin', yeah. I'm gonna win my neck. You ain't all that on that, yeah.
SPEAKER_06:Get out of that way, whichever, that's like you go back on a nigga that's only gonna fuck with a bad face.
SPEAKER_17:Yeah, that was face featuring traps, said, and me. That is never gonna see the light of day, motherfuckers. Never. Because this girl right here.
SPEAKER_08:No. It just saw the light of night. That makes sense. It just saw the light of night.
SPEAKER_17:It's so it saw the night of night. The light of night. The light of night. There's no light and night.
SPEAKER_08:There's a whole bunch of lights, and then it's night time right now, and it just saw the light of day.
SPEAKER_17:I like that. Yeah, I like it.
SPEAKER_08:Gotta think smart. I'm gonna use that.
SPEAKER_17:The light of night.
SPEAKER_07:It saw the light of night.
SPEAKER_17:I like that. It just saw the light of night tonight, and after tonight, you'll never see it again. Yeah. Or hear from it again.
SPEAKER_08:One and only.
SPEAKER_17:One and only. So you got exclusive. Okay. Yes. Follow us on Instagram, follow us on Facebook, follow us on all that shit, no Rosie Pod, and we are
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