JBP
The Joe Budden Podcast
Episode 924

Reasonable Expectations

Joe Budden Podcast Episode 924, “Reasonable Expectations,” released April 30, 2026. The latest episode from the JBP kicks off with a quick recap of Parks wife’s birthday over the weekend (14:29) before turning to the news of Meg Thee Stallion and Klay Thompson’s relationship coming to an end (40:44). A shooting takes place at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner (1:36:21), Aries Spears asks DJ Vlad for more money (1:54:23), and the Hulk Hogan documentary hits Netflix (2:01:43). Also, the cops get called on Jim Jones at Lowe’s (2:10:45), the NY Times releases their list of the 30 greatest songwriters (2:19:53), and much more! Full transcript and searchable timestamps below.

Reasonable Expectations

In this episode

  • 14:29The latest episode from the JBP kicks off with a quick recap of Parks wife’s birthday over the weekend
  • 40:44Before turning to the news of Meg Thee Stallion and Klay Thompson’s relationship coming to an end
  • 1:36:21A shooting takes place at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner
  • 1:54:23Aries Spears asks DJ Vlad for more money
  • 2:01:43The Hulk Hogan documentary hits Netflix
  • 2:10:45The cops get called on Jim Jones at Lowe’s
  • 2:19:53The NY Times releases their list of the 30 greatest songwriters
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Joe Budden Podcast Ep. 924 Transcript

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    The thoughts, views, and opinions

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    expressed by this podcast whose bullets

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    hosts are for entertainment purposes

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    only. I repeat, it is not serious. It is

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    not real. No one is exposing, revealing,

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    indicting or telling you anything about

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    themselves. Also, we do not encourage

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    you to try this at home. We are trained

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    professionals who do not have your best

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    interest at heart or our own. Enjoy the

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    show.

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    Microphone check. What is this

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    JB? Back to business.

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    I guess right now we should start the

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    show.

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    >> We here.

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    >> We here now.

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    >> They did say that about us.

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    >> They they said what?

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    >> Well, the day is funny though.

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    >> Yeah, they is funny cuz we're not going

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    to properly attribute.

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    >> Of course not. It's they

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    >> cuz it's one one person is always they.

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    Yeah. And then it just travels. Even

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    though I've seen people share a similar

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    sentiment to it, but this person just

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    worded it. What did he what did he say?

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    >> Something to the effect of it's uh

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    >> the Joe Button podcast is

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    the Wendy Williams for 40y old dude.

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    >> Yeah.

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    >> Joe Far.

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    >> Joe Button podcast is the Wendy Williams

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    40y old dude. I like to think of the

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    word do other things too.

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    >> But I think Wendy Williams being Wendy

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    Williams is so dope to me. I I don't

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    take that as a dick.

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    >> Yeah. Word. Agreed.

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    >> That's the thing with Wendy Williams is

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    Wendy Williams. So

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    >> I think TV Wendy Williams, not radio.

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    >> When they say that, are they trying to

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    diss us?

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    >> Yes.

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    >> Oh, see I'm slow.

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    >> Wendy Williams is a alltime great to me.

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    I'll be like, nah, they hit that on the

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    head. They feeling us.

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    >> And he said for 30 year old 30 plus. His

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    tweet says, "Joe button podcast is just

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    Wendy Williams show for 30 plus niggas."

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    I would say 40 plus, but you 30 [ __ ]

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    You 30 plus slick.

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    >> Yo, oddly enough, you sleep on our 18 to

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    35 demo.

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    >> Oddly enough, you do sleep on it. Uh, a

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    lot of people, there's a lot of kids.

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    >> College kids, younger kids, my girl

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    kids, my kids,

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    >> same

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    >> my kids friends. Like, don't sleep on on

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    the young heads that listen to us. But I

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    do understand the point.

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    >> I get it. And it's not wholly offensive.

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    >> Yeah. I don't I'm not offensive.

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    >> I'm not mad at it.

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    >> I like it.

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    >> Even if it was trying to be offensive.

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    >> You need to offend better.

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    >> If you was trying to Yeah, I slapped the

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    [ __ ] out of you, [ __ ] You came in here

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    with all that energy. Said we had a

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    classic last episode. Now you dare

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    staring off into the [ __ ]

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    You came in here with all the energy.

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    Hyper

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    stepped to ish. You said we had a

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    classic and you staring off into the

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    >> I was daydreaming me slapping him and

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    him kicking me into the table.

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    >> He still if I slap a [ __ ] if I if I if

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    I play slap him would he has still

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    kicked me. I was thinking how far can I

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    go and attempting to slap him? I

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    daydream like damn but I fall in there

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    what I got to do. I swear glass going to

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    be in my ass. PAUSE. WHAT UP [ __ ] I'm

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    >> that was our HR fight we was having.

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    >> Yes. Because the rule here is normally

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    if you break the table and audience it's

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    three topics. So yeah, don't worry. We

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    can shoot

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    >> and one of them is very Wendy Williams.

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    >> Not at all.

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    >> The HR rule here normally if you break

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    the table you're fired.

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    >> Yes.

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    >> Flip step to ish and said, "I'm going to

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    smack the out of you." And then said,

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    "Well, if you do, then you going to be

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    on the floor and that table's going to

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    be broken

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    >> and you going

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    >> and you're going to be fired."

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    >> Mhm. That's what they should say. If it

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    was LIKE I'MMA GET FIRED.

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    >> NO, I'm the only one. No, I say that

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    too. I ain't I was like, why you don't

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    think both of y'all get fired?

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    >> But then Ish explained it. And y'all

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    know I ain't being on his side, but he

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    was right. He was minding his business

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    at work. Somebody came in his airspace

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    and assaulted him. He does have the

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    right to defend himself. And in that, if

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    something breaks, then what I'mma do?

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    >> Yeah.

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    >> But just buy another [ __ ] table. And

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    that's going to take 8 months for them

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    tables to come back.

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    >> What up?

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    >> Then I'm going have to go in there.

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    Anyway, then I'm have to go in there.

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    Yo, can I buy the display? You got to

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    have that talk about buying the display.

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    >> Yeah. So, you no longer changing the

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    set. Didn't you ever want this table

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    anyway?

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    >> Who don't want that table?

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    >> You don't.

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    >> I'll bring that table to my house. I

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    love these things.

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    >> Oh, no, they don't.

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    >> And I think they just go with match

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    >> anything.

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    >> So, yeah. No, I want the table.

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    >> As long as you got the circular

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    aesthetic.

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    >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I want them tables.

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    >> You were planning on changing the set.

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    >> I bought three of them [ __ ]

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    one table. copied the book. You just

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    stole the book idea. You just stole the

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    book idea.

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    >> Look, look, look, look. Undermining all

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    all our hard work we did when this was

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    just an empty canvas.

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    >> You stole the book.

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    >> Undermining our hard work.

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    >> I know.

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    >> Anyway,

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    >> follow the model. That's cool.

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    >> What' you say? Uh, Flip,

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    >> I said that you were planning on

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    changing the set. Do you Is that plan

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    still in effect?

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    >> Nah.

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    >> Change your mind?

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    >> I like the set.

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    >> Okay.

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    >> I'm trying to maximize the set.

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    >> No, that's trying to be humble, [ __ ]

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    >> Get Get the most I can get out the set.

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    >> Nah. What do you think I'm doing? I'm

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    just saying like, [ __ ] don't save no

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    money, [ __ ] [ __ ] spend. Get a new

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    set. Like you said, I couldn't wait to

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    see I couldn't wait to see all the

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    tricks you had up your sleeve, bro. Cuz

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    every time you up it, I know when you up

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    it, cuz something new come. When

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    something happen, something new come,

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    bro. So, I can't wait to see what's new.

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    Can't wait to see what's new. A new car,

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    a new watch.

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    >> At this point, it's not about earning

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    more. It's about preserving.

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    >> Yeah. No new tricks.

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    >> That's expensive.

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    >> It's just saving. It's just saving and

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    saving and saving. I'm still popped. I

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    can't believe April this long.

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    >> Yo, talk about a dude waiting to be

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    replenished.

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    Yo. Yo, I'm in my house sick. Like, yo,

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    what if I just made this for the year,

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    >> [ __ ] Friday, bro.

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    >> Oh, thank you.

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    >> I'm sitting here waiting on you. How do

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    people do it?

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    >> Oh my god.

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    >> Friday around the corner.

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    >> Oh my god.

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    >> I blew through a few mill in a blink of

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    an eye. Yeah.

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    >> God damn it. It's tough.

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    >> I can't wait for I can't wait for the

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    first tough you. Mark, I will blast you

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    off that chair today.

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    >> We can't just do this again.

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    >> What he did?

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    >> What he did? He spend some bread.

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    >> No. Relax. Relax.

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    >> Don't touch me. Don't touch me. Don't

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    touch me. He spend some bread. No.

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    >> No. I ain't letting Mark play the other

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    side. Mark Dan would be

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    >> I'm with the people. No, not yet. You

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    got Yeah. I forgot he got some new [ __ ]

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    too. Me, Mark, and Ish

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    >> is and Ice are popped.

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    >> Yes.

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    >> Me, Mark, Ish, and Ice are popped

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    >> and flip.

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    >> You've been making

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    you will be popped this summer. I'm

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    popped.

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    >> That's what you think.

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    >> You You'll be You'll be popped in and

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    I'm going pop you. Oh, you talking about

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    when I lose my job. Pop you. Oh [ __ ]

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    You popped. I am. Really? I pay taxes,

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    too mother.

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    It's bad.

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    >> Yeah, that shit's tough.

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    >> It's bad.

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    >> It's tough time of year.

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    >> I had to pay taxes. And y'all,

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    that that [ __ ] was a joke.

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    >> I be forgetting what these [ __ ] She

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    like, "Hold up. We got to wait. Hold on

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    to what?"

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    >> Come on. That's

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    >> You really got to motivate the truth.

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    >> Come on, y'all. Let's have fun. Yeah, we

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    had a good time.

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    >> Come on, man.

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    >> Let's go. Let's go.

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    >> We just had a classic.

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    >> That should be the name of this episode.

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    >> We just had a classic.

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    >> I like it. Actually,

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    >> I like fire. I like that.

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    >> Fire. We got [ __ ] award ourselves.

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    The Emmys won't do it.

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    >> When When y'all in the moment of a great

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    episode, do y'all be like, "Yo, this is

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    a classic."

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    >> No. No.

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    >> Yes.

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    >> No. You could tell some of the stuff

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    will be um

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    >> would you

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    >> could tell the algorithm will go crazy.

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    >> Yeah. You can tell that. tell in the

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    moment.

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    >> Yeah,

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    >> I can tell sometimes.

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    >> I knew when I posted me and I is that we

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    had a hit.

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    >> I knew that was it. But in terms of a

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    whole episode,

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    >> no, I could never.

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    >> I knew Oxtails was going to work. Yeah,

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    that was an easy one to predict.

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    >> No, you could tell.

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    >> But that whole episode was that I could

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    usually tell

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    >> some of some of the episodes the energy

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    just beat.

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    >> Right. Right.

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    >> And it's like the day after

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    Thanksgiving,

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    >> I knew in the moment that [ __ ] was fire.

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    >> I don't I don't remember.

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    >> That was maybe one of my best. That's

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    the one

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    >> when you football was fought.

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    >> No, no, no. That was months before this

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    was this was rap the day after things

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    like Mona was doing the imitating ish

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    getting the laser on our ass that whole

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    episode we was just out of control.

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    >> Yeah. The whole episode everybody was on

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    >> I remember that was fire.

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    >> Yeah. That's how felt with y'all doing

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    the oxtail.

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    >> Yo bro your Philly girl your Philly

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    sister ain't here. Bro we can represent

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    for you here.

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    >> I know she not here but that's the only

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    time you here.

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    >> Substitute teacher ass [ __ ] Let's

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    laugh. Let's laugh at his jokes. Let's

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    laugh at his Mr. Flip here. I know.

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    Listen up. I know. I know. Hey yo. Hey

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    yo, Mark. Roll out the TV cart.

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    >> Yo, go outside.

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    Go outside and take a chance on

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    yourself. Mark, stop. Take a chance.

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    Take a chance. Take a chance yourself

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    again. It's okay, bro. It must be a

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    shame to come from television to have to

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    suck up to a like Joe Button to be a

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    he at him.

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    >> I HATE THAT.

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    This now does a thousand things. He

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    already has 1,000 things on his

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    thousand. Let me finish. He already has

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    1,000 things on his plate. Now he has to

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    do a thousand things more to try to get

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    in position. You're already in position.

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    OG. You already here, bro. We love you.

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    >> Yeah,

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    >> we love you.

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    >> Make sure after tonight you go on

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    spaces. Go suck up to them [ __ ]

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    They love you, bro. You got it, boy. You

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    got it.

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    >> Let me know when the bit is over. I just

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    want to

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    >> It's no bit. THIS IS PURE FACTS.

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    >> I PROMISE I'm going to laugh.

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    >> Hey, nobody laugh. Pure facts. I'm

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    telling you. So, when Mona's not here,

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    you don't got to suck him and bring him

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    on the [ __ ] When she come [ __ ] you

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    suck. Tell me what she gave.

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    >> I said we HAD A GOOD EPISODE. I SAID

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    FLIP HERE, BOY.

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    >> I KNOW.

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    >> FLIP HERE, BOY.

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    >> And you killing it right now.

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    >> No, I'm not. No, no.

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    Classic.

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    >> Choke aloud. We just had one. He can't

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    do it with You ain't put the numbers up.

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    >> You ain't put the numbers up, boy.

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    >> Air ball. They still say that.

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    >> Let me ask y'all something. Do y'all

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    think we can have a classic without

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    being adversarial?

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    >> No.

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    >> Of course.

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    >> No.

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    >> It's a key ingredient.

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    Let's be real,

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    >> right? Exactly.

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    >> I disagree.

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    >> That's a shame.

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    >> I disagree. You want to try?

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    >> You might be right, but I want to hear I

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    want to hear this might talk me back

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    back off the ledge.

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    >> The day you wasn't here. That that last

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    episode when you wasn't here.

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    >> Everything he says is a shot of me.

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    >> No, I wasn't. I suppose

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    that time you weren't here. WE DROVE

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    OFF. I THINK WE CAN.

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    >> NO, I'm not trying to be No, I ain't

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    trying to be a dick. That was a really

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    good episode. That was That was a really

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    good episode. I wasn't trying to be a

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    dick. Man, it wasn't adversarial. It was

  • 10:58

    just super silly. You know what?

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    >> I'm smack the [ __ ] out of this [ __ ]

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    >> I wasn't trying to be funny. I'm dead

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    ass.

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    >> All right. I'm for real for real.

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    >> All right. Just know my antennas is up

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    on you.

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    >> Put him down, bro. I don't want no

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    problem. What if he throws you into the

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    table?

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    >> Bad classic episodes coming.

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    >> That would be a class. It wouldn't come

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    out though. I mean,

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    >> it Oh, it wouldn't come out. We tuck

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    that. Why would we talk that? If he

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    threw you through that table, that [ __ ]

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    would not be

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    >> Wait, would I be assaulting him in any

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    situation where you go

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    >> I'm not assaulting anybody. Just so we

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    clear, I'm not assaulting anybody

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    verbally.

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    >> There will be no Yeah, I don't.

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    >> He felt unsafe.

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    >> I don't physically abuse y'all.

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    >> That's true.

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    >> Yeah. I don't I don't physically abuse

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    y'all. I'm not with that.

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    >> Yeah.

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    >> Thrown into the table.

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    >> But if he threw you into the table, that

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    [ __ ] would be on his Instagram and like

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    before we finish the episode.

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    >> No, I don't want to come off that way.

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    Especially not going into 46.

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    >> That's true. He put He put on

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    pay-per-view.

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    >> I don't want to represent myself that

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    way.

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    >> $90, right?

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    >> Oh, man. $100 pay-per-view.

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    >> What?

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    >> Oh, man. All right. He going to need it.

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    >> Definitely going to need it.

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    >> Before we start, I know the Meg [ __ ] is

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    our going to be our first topic. I got

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    some beautiful music queued up, too. How

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    are y'all approaching this? approaching

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    the meg topic.

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    >> I I told y'all in the group chat how I

  • 12:23

    felt serious. Very serious.

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    >> Shock.

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    >> Um

  • 12:29

    pieces

  • 12:30

    >> is

  • 12:32

    >> okay. Go,

  • 12:36

    >> bro. Don't start.

  • 12:39

    >> It's a straight

  • 12:40

    >> It's a straight It's a very

  • 12:41

    straightforward question to the topic.

  • 12:43

    We going We going to get it.

  • 12:44

    >> We have to be careful with people's

  • 12:46

    emotions. Yeah,

  • 12:47

    >> it's a lot of people going through a

  • 12:48

    lot.

  • 12:50

    >> So, I think we should approach it

  • 12:51

    seriously.

  • 12:51

    >> I'm with your partners.

  • 12:52

    >> I'm with I'm with party.

  • 12:54

    >> He was serious.

  • 12:56

    >> Oh, he was serious.

  • 12:59

    >> With part

  • 13:00

    >> partisan

  • 13:01

    >> partisan.

  • 13:06

    Mark, you good?

  • 13:27

    >> What's that?

  • 13:28

    >> What the [ __ ]

  • 13:34

    Who was that?

  • 13:36

    My hell, [ __ ]

  • 13:39

    >> I'm from the WEB NID ERA. IT'S the N.

  • 13:43

    >> What episode is this?

  • 13:44

    >> 924.

  • 13:45

    >> Welcome to episode 924 of the Joe Button

  • 13:49

    podcast brought to you by Powered by

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    Fueled by Price Fish Gang. I'm your

  • 13:54

    humble grateful gracious extremely

  • 13:56

    happy to be here. Host Joe Button here

  • 13:58

    with some really amazing people. To my

  • 14:00

    right, Queens get the money. Queens Flip

  • 14:02

    in the building. Next to him, our good

  • 14:04

    brother Dr. Mark Lamont Hill is in the

  • 14:07

    building. Next to him, Mr. Thousand

  • 14:09

    Doors and Up. Big is in the building.

  • 14:12

    Next to him, Mr. Take It Further

  • 14:14

    himself. Freeze is here. Next to him,

  • 14:16

    Elmyra's finest. Big Parks is in the

  • 14:18

    building. White Po is in the building.

  • 14:20

    Cory's in the building. Erikson is here.

  • 14:22

    Tanner and Savon are here by remote.

  • 14:24

    Last but certainly not least, each and

  • 14:26

    every one of you very important people

  • 14:27

    out there are here. How's everybody

  • 14:28

    doing? How y'all feeling? What's up?

  • 14:29

    >> Still doing good, man.

  • 14:30

    >> Feeling great. Feeling great. Still hung

  • 14:32

    over. Still party. We had a time.

  • 14:34

    >> I'm fighting back. complain back.

  • 14:35

    >> We had a time one Saturday night.

  • 14:37

    >> See, it wasn't the Saturday night. It It

  • 14:39

    was the next day.

  • 14:41

    >> Saturday night was the impetus. We

  • 14:43

    stayed up till about 6:00 partying. Good

  • 14:46

    birthday party. Shout out to my lovely

  • 14:47

    birthday.

  • 14:49

    Shout out to all you guys for coming.

  • 14:51

    >> But then she said as we're going to bed

  • 14:53

    as the sun's coming up,

  • 14:54

    >> all I really want for my birthday is for

  • 14:56

    you to go to brunch with me.

  • 14:59

    >> Wow.

  • 15:00

    >> Drunk.

  • 15:01

    >> Wow.

  • 15:01

    >> Oh, they're all drunk brunch.

  • 15:05

    Um,

  • 15:07

    brunch. Dudes aren't supposed to go to

  • 15:09

    brunch.

  • 15:11

    >> I have I have decided. Unless there's

  • 15:13

    football on.

  • 15:14

    >> Relationship dudes.

  • 15:16

    >> Okay. If you're looking for [ __ ]

  • 15:17

    there's [ __ ] at the brunch for sure.

  • 15:19

    >> A lot of a lot.

  • 15:20

    >> If you're looking for [ __ ] there's

  • 15:21

    [ __ ] everywhere.

  • 15:22

    >> I mean, brunch gets them all in a

  • 15:24

    centralized location. Dancing and drunk

  • 15:27

    early in the day.

  • 15:29

    >> Yeah. Brunch is where you can [ __ ] by

  • 15:31

    5:00 p.m.

  • 15:31

    >> 6. Yeah. Yeah, it's true.

  • 15:34

    >> But nor for the most part it feels like

  • 15:36

    you know like I grew up with sisters and

  • 15:37

    we all have lots of women friends but

  • 15:39

    you know when you accidentally like hear

  • 15:40

    a conversation and you inquire and then

  • 15:43

    you find out about someone's penis or

  • 15:45

    vagina information that you did not need

  • 15:46

    to know whatsoever. That's what the

  • 15:48

    entire brunch experience felt like for

  • 15:49

    me.

  • 15:50

    >> It was absolutely horrible

  • 15:55

    Wendy Williams.

  • 15:55

    >> Yo, this guy is crazy.

  • 15:57

    >> Were you the only dude there?

  • 15:59

    Uh, there was other men there, but I I

  • 16:02

    think they were all kind of in my my

  • 16:03

    shoes.

  • 16:04

    >> But in my party, I was the only dude

  • 16:06

    there.

  • 16:06

    >> Oh, wow.

  • 16:07

    >> How many?

  • 16:08

    >> There's only four of us.

  • 16:09

    >> There's only four of us.

  • 16:10

    >> You had to listen to that [ __ ]

  • 16:12

    >> I had to listen to that [ __ ] But that

  • 16:13

    wasn't even really

  • 16:16

    >> Did you bottomless anything, men? We

  • 16:18

    shouldn't be there.

  • 16:21

    >> Wait.

  • 16:22

    >> Yeah. I don't want No, I don't want to

  • 16:24

    be

  • 16:25

    >> unlimited mimosas and sangrias.

  • 16:30

    Don't Don't top off my drink

  • 16:33

    >> for what the hell are you talking

  • 16:36

    I'm trying to pick up what he putting

  • 16:37

    down.

  • 16:38

    >> I can't pick it up.

  • 16:40

    >> I'm hung over at 5:00 p.m. It's a

  • 16:43

    miserable experience.

  • 16:44

    >> No, that's great.

  • 16:46

    >> 5:00 I can go to sleep this off.

  • 16:48

    >> It's because of his Saturday.

  • 16:49

    >> Yeah.

  • 16:50

    >> Yeah, you're right.

  • 16:50

    >> It sounds like it's because of his

  • 16:52

    Saturday. Cuz if he's just isolating

  • 16:53

    what he did on Sunday, we sound like

  • 16:55

    we're having a time with that.

  • 16:57

    >> I get to hear about people's poor

  • 16:59

    privates,

  • 17:00

    >> leaches and bottomless mimosas going

  • 17:02

    around endless

  • 17:04

    >> in hopes that she going to be bottomless

  • 17:05

    in a couple hours

  • 17:06

    >> and women around.

  • 17:09

    >> Sounds like fun to me. But yeah, the

  • 17:10

    Saturday into the Sunday. It was a lot.

  • 17:13

    It was a lot. My Monday was sleep

  • 17:16

    >> and then I woke up at 5:00 a.m. today.

  • 17:17

    So it's, you know, it's been a long

  • 17:19

    couple days. Been a long couple days.

  • 17:20

    >> You going to sleep tonight? Are you like

  • 17:21

    the dude that just crashes after all

  • 17:23

    this?

  • 17:23

    >> Yeah.

  • 17:24

    >> Yeah. Yeah.

  • 17:26

    >> Well, let me tell you, I had an absolute

  • 17:29

    blast at Rim's birthday party.

  • 17:31

    >> Same.

  • 17:31

    >> As did I. Weather was not what we wanted

  • 17:34

    it to be. We had a elaborate outdoor

  • 17:36

    LEDs, projection screens, speakers,

  • 17:38

    heaters, tents. But it was pouring the

  • 17:41

    entire day, so we had to stay inside the

  • 17:43

    whole time.

  • 17:43

    >> And still lit though.

  • 17:44

    >> Oh, it was super lit. It was just 30 of

  • 17:46

    us in a [ __ ] room half this size. It

  • 17:49

    was crazy,

  • 17:50

    >> [ __ ] I looked at that rain,

  • 17:53

    looked at my girl,

  • 17:56

    said, "We out of here." You know how you

  • 17:58

    look at normally when it's raining like

  • 18:01

    bad like it was raining and you look at

  • 18:03

    your girl, that normally means it's

  • 18:05

    adult.

  • 18:06

    >> Yeah.

  • 18:06

    >> It's over and they going to understand.

  • 18:09

    Not Not for Raymond Parks. So,

  • 18:11

    >> I seen that rain and was like,

  • 18:12

    >> give a [ __ ]

  • 18:13

    >> What are you wearing, baby?

  • 18:16

    >> I'm wearing the same color. car.

  • 18:19

    >> It's time to get head ass for sure.

  • 18:22

    >> And we showed up to parks. A few things

  • 18:24

    I like about uh the function at your

  • 18:26

    man's wife's birthday party. One,

  • 18:29

    whatever couple was not there, I assume

  • 18:32

    you're fighting.

  • 18:33

    >> Oh, for sure.

  • 18:35

    >> Same.

  • 18:37

    >> It was It was a few people. It was a few

  • 18:39

    people I expected to see. I didn't see

  • 18:42

    y'all.

  • 18:43

    >> I heard

  • 18:44

    >> Mark

  • 18:46

    Joe's such an [ __ ] Mark Leil,

  • 18:48

    >> I spoke to Jordan Morty. I couldn't make

  • 18:50

    it cuz I didn't have child care. My wife

  • 18:52

    wasn't coming anyway. No, no, I was

  • 18:54

    rolling solo.

  • 18:54

    >> Make it sound fancy. I didn't have child

  • 18:56

    care.

  • 18:58

    >> No, I was I was looking forward to it

  • 18:59

    cuz I was rolling solo. My wife was

  • 19:00

    already

  • 19:01

    >> Oh, that's even more of a fight. So,

  • 19:03

    >> but I couldn't get the babysitter.

  • 19:04

    Couldn't Couldn't do it.

  • 19:06

    >> That's my same excuse. I I'm I'm used to

  • 19:08

    that.

  • 19:08

    >> Yeah.

  • 19:09

    >> Can't nobody push back, but it really

  • 19:11

    happened to be this one. I wanted to go

  • 19:12

    to I was looking forward to this one. So

  • 19:15

    Rim has a whole lot of Patterson

  • 19:16

    friends, right? And Rim and Parks are

  • 19:18

    one of my favorite couples. So I got to,

  • 19:20

    you know, just work with me.

  • 19:23

    Uh Rim had a lot of Patterson friends.

  • 19:25

    Has a lot of P. I sleep on Rim's friend

  • 19:28

    group. So it was Mad Patterson Spanishes

  • 19:33

    around, right? And some dude who

  • 19:36

    apparently is famous in Patterson for

  • 19:39

    his Nutcrackers. Again, remember the

  • 19:40

    theme is a 2016 a 2016 vibe which to

  • 19:44

    Rim's friends was really exciting.

  • 19:46

    >> Yes.

  • 19:47

    >> To me it was last week but

  • 19:48

    >> my to to me and Park and my girl I'm

  • 19:53

    like I'm looking around like yo we are

  • 19:56

    we old we old we old. But anyway uh long

  • 20:02

    story less long. Nutcrackers for

  • 20:04

    everybody. Big the the the sh you get

  • 20:06

    the the big the tea from the the Chinese

  • 20:09

    store. Yes,

  • 20:10

    >> Chinese restaurant. That big [ __ ]

  • 20:11

    >> for everybody.

  • 20:12

    >> For everybody.

  • 20:13

    >> So apparently it's a thing for Rim to

  • 20:17

    hand the microphone to people randomly

  • 20:20

    at the function of during her birthday

  • 20:21

    to give speeches.

  • 20:23

    >> You know, she's drunk about her.

  • 20:24

    >> Yeah. About her.

  • 20:25

    >> Yes.

  • 20:25

    >> I'm drunk. I want to hear about me. Just

  • 20:28

    big me up. So everybody just randomly

  • 20:32

    started getting the microphone and the

  • 20:33

    music had to come down and it was time

  • 20:35

    to give speeches for Rim. To honor Rim.

  • 20:38

    Ice, you're not leaving me alone.

  • 20:41

    >> Tell your story.

  • 20:41

    >> Ice, you're not leaving me alone. Tell

  • 20:43

    your story. Jump in. Jump in. But I got

  • 20:46

    you.

  • 20:46

    >> Jump in. All 55 people gave speeches at

  • 20:50

    this birthday party. If you were the

  • 20:52

    husband, the best friend, or someone who

  • 20:56

    just popped up this week. Yeah. Speech.

  • 20:59

    >> Speech is coming.

  • 21:01

    >> Come on, Joe. What?

  • 21:01

    >> Go ahead, Joe. It's okay. It's a safe

  • 21:03

    space.

  • 21:03

    >> Yeah. Yeah. Finish telling the story.

  • 21:05

    >> Hurry.

  • 21:06

    >> I ain't got my shades today. I ain't got

  • 21:07

    no hood.

  • 21:09

    Go ahead.

  • 21:10

    >> He naked, bro.

  • 21:11

    >> Hey,

  • 21:11

    >> naked. You don't got it.

  • 21:13

    >> Can I go?

  • 21:13

    >> You can go. Go ahead. He said go ahead.

  • 21:15

    It's a safe space.

  • 21:15

    >> He'll edit it out if

  • 21:16

    >> Yeah. You start crying.

  • 21:18

    >> No, no, no, no, no. But

  • 21:21

    I got this thing that kicks I got this

  • 21:24

    thing in me. Like in real life, I'm a

  • 21:27

    good friend.

  • 21:30

    So, I got this thing in me. If my man's

  • 21:32

    wife is around, then old school rules is

  • 21:36

    in effect. I'm sorry. Are

  • 21:38

    >> you protective of

  • 21:39

    >> Yeah, I'm sorry, buddy. Hey, if my man's

  • 21:42

    wife is around, THAT'S OUR WIFE.

  • 21:46

    >> Sorry that that's how it this goes. And

  • 21:49

    maybe some of them there didn't know

  • 21:51

    that, but the speeches were going fine

  • 21:54

    until

  • 21:56

    her guy best friend grabs the mic.

  • 22:00

    Oh, hell no.

  • 22:01

    >> Whoever this [ __ ] is,

  • 22:03

    >> Joe, right? Whoever this [ __ ] was, he

  • 22:06

    come up to you. He grabbed him. We done

  • 22:08

    heard 10 speeches. So, we know how it's

  • 22:10

    supposed to go. Hey, you're the

  • 22:11

    greatest. I love you. We have so much

  • 22:13

    fun together. You got me drunk. I made a

  • 22:16

    bunch of questionable decisions when I'm

  • 22:17

    with you. That's how it's supposed to

  • 22:18

    go. 15 people just came up the end. Here

  • 22:21

    come this

  • 22:23

    standing all extra close.

  • 22:28

    arm around. Nobody didn't had physical

  • 22:31

    touch during these speeches.

  • 22:33

    >> Yo, he not lying

  • 22:35

    >> this [ __ ] All right, before you start,

  • 22:37

    forehead kiss.

  • 22:38

    >> Question. Is he?

  • 22:40

    >> No. Okay, proceed.

  • 22:42

    >> Go ahead.

  • 22:43

    >> He start the speech off with her real

  • 22:45

    name or something like

  • 22:48

    with some DIFFERENT WITH SOME DIFFERENT

  • 22:50

    [ __ ] PRONUNCIATION OF HER NAME. OH,

  • 22:53

    FIRST NOBODY ELSE called her.

  • 23:00

    ME THIS LIKE THAT [ __ ] AND HE gave a

  • 23:04

    forehead kiss and me and my girl and Ice

  • 23:07

    and his girls on the same couch

  • 23:10

    I looked at each other

  • 23:14

    he start talking yo you've always meant

  • 23:18

    everything to me

  • 23:20

    >> since day one

  • 23:23

    >> I've known you longer than ALL OF THEM

  • 23:26

    >> SUCKS And you know back then

  • 23:33

    he's saying some [ __ ] to me sound like

  • 23:36

    something that he maybe not saying but

  • 23:39

    in my head all I'm hearing is

  • 23:43

    no. Come on. Got to go to Starbucks

  • 23:48

    to save space.

  • 23:49

    >> All I'm hearing. Well, I mean, yo, when

  • 23:53

    I WAS TRYING TO CRACK YO BACK WHEN WHEN

  • 23:56

    I WAS TRYING TO CRACK BACK 15 years ago,

  • 24:00

    BUT IT DIDN'T CUZ I MEAN, SO NOW WE JUST

  • 24:02

    THE BEST AND I KNOW you better than all

  • 24:04

    of these people. That's everybody here.

  • 24:06

    No one exempt.

  • 24:09

    No,

  • 24:10

    >> that's how it sounded though.

  • 24:14

    >> Then he stopped do another forehead

  • 24:16

    kiss. I just want to tell you your

  • 24:18

    future is bright. I love everything

  • 24:20

    about da da da da da da da da da. And

  • 24:22

    then it was another four kids. All

  • 24:24

    right. All right, dog.

  • 24:25

    >> Three.

  • 24:27

    >> YES. WHERE WAS PARKS? THIS [ __ ] PARKS

  • 24:30

    WAS YO, Parks is the coolest [ __ ] in

  • 24:32

    the world, man.

  • 24:35

    >> Parks was chilling somewhere.

  • 24:38

    >> Parks was away. He didn't care about

  • 24:39

    nothing.

  • 24:40

    >> He was on the other side.

  • 24:40

    >> Kyle,

  • 24:41

    >> he's not tripping.

  • 24:42

    >> No. No. Which made us trip.

  • 24:45

    >> Yes. I'm tripping. Parks wasn't

  • 24:47

    tripping.

  • 24:47

    >> Oh, yeah.

  • 24:48

    >> We tripping. PARKS PARKS CAME UP AND

  • 24:50

    GAVE A A speech four speeches later and

  • 24:52

    I was staring money down too. Yeah,

  • 24:54

    [ __ ] Oh, no. No. No. Yeah, [ __ ] In

  • 24:56

    the room and said, "All right, let me

  • 24:57

    let me let me

  • 24:58

    >> Yeah. Male best friend. Let me let y'all

  • 24:59

    know that's a husband talking."

  • 25:02

    >> MALE MALE BESTIE CHILDHOOD FOR THAT'S A

  • 25:06

    HUSBAND TALKING, [ __ ] Get the [ __ ] out

  • 25:07

    of here. Now, when he was giving his

  • 25:08

    speech, he giving it right in front of

  • 25:10

    the couch that the four of us is on. So,

  • 25:12

    I'm grilling,

  • 25:14

    but sometimes he catch eye contact with

  • 25:15

    me. So, I turn my grill TO A SMILE.

  • 25:24

    BUT AS SOON AS HE STOPPED LOOKING, I

  • 25:26

    START REELING this [ __ ] man. Get the

  • 25:29

    [ __ ] out of here. So anyway, so so so he

  • 25:32

    was cool. He was he he was cool. But

  • 25:34

    yeah, that that that was funny. Oh my.

  • 25:35

    >> Oh, and another and another young lady,

  • 25:37

    I guess, another one of Rim's real good

  • 25:39

    real good friends. She grabbed the mic.

  • 25:41

    Mhm.

  • 25:42

    >> This the only time Parks popped up cuz

  • 25:45

    Parks was cooking and DJing and in the

  • 25:46

    yard and this young lady grabbed the mic

  • 25:49

    and said, "Oh, if you know anything

  • 25:52

    about Remy,

  • 25:54

    you know there are three things in this

  • 25:57

    world that she loves.

  • 26:00

    Uh Patterson,

  • 26:04

    hookah,

  • 26:06

    and whatever the third, what was the

  • 26:08

    third one?"

  • 26:08

    >> I think it was Parks.

  • 26:09

    >> Fetty. Oh.

  • 26:10

    >> Oh. And oh yeah cuz Fetty wobbles on

  • 26:12

    Patterson hookah and Fetty at boy parks

  • 26:16

    rose and parkour

  • 26:21

    park

  • 26:23

    >> and PARKOUR

  • 26:30

    THINGS. Oh my god.

  • 26:32

    >> So the speeches was so fire. I got to

  • 26:34

    implement speeches at all birthday.

  • 26:36

    >> Speeches is great. The uncomfortability

  • 26:38

    that everybody has when they got to give

  • 26:40

    a speech is classic in itself.

  • 26:42

    >> Everyone's fumbling to get their [ __ ]

  • 26:43

    together. They're ducking the smoke.

  • 26:45

    They're going out back to smoke. They're

  • 26:47

    going to the bathroom. They're going to

  • 26:48

    get a play. And she wasn't forgetting.

  • 26:50

    No, no, no. When I come back, you next.

  • 26:52

    You You next.

  • 26:53

    >> Yeah.

  • 26:53

    >> Oh, and my last funny thing that Ice

  • 26:57

    won't help me to share about. [ __ ] Ice.

  • 27:01

    >> Ice. Cuz just know we was together. Me

  • 27:03

    and Ice get along great outside the bar.

  • 27:06

    like we be aligned and [ __ ] So

  • 27:09

    >> the DJ killing is 2016. You know who hot

  • 27:13

    in 2016?

  • 27:14

    >> The boy.

  • 27:15

    >> The boy.

  • 27:15

    >> Mhm.

  • 27:16

    >> He getting into the boy. Pipe down

  • 27:18

    cameo. Me and me and Breeze singing

  • 27:21

    along. Oh, they got us. We in the house.

  • 27:24

    DJ DJ was giving Pipe Down came on.

  • 27:26

    Drake going crazy. And then

  • 27:31

    >> Marvin's room came on.

  • 27:36

    whole crowd singing

  • 27:39

    and that's the problem.

  • 27:43

    See the New York that I'm from is old

  • 27:47

    school New York. So Spanish people say n

  • 27:51

    with no problem at all and it's not a

  • 27:53

    it's not ever a thing. I'm used to that.

  • 27:57

    I grew up in that. Rim friends is a

  • 27:59

    younger Spanish people so they got more

  • 28:01

    info.

  • 28:04

    They more they more informed.

  • 28:08

    >> So that no no [ __ ] we was minding our

  • 28:12

    business. I was in my phone. We was

  • 28:14

    singing. It was a vibe. And the first

  • 28:16

    one came on and a hundred of him friends

  • 28:19

    said it.

  • 28:25

    And then I guess somebody must have

  • 28:26

    looked up. Who looked up? Cuz I didn't

  • 28:29

    look up till after the second one. The

  • 28:31

    second one, nobody

  • 28:35

    sh

  • 28:36

    the second one.

  • 28:40

    DAD

  • 28:43

    WELL, WELL, hold up now. Well, hold up

  • 28:46

    now.

  • 28:48

    Yo, now y'all made it.

  • 28:55

    >> Ain't lying. Look,

  • 28:56

    >> he is not lying.

  • 28:57

    >> Yo, that's funny. be I don't know. Just

  • 29:00

    sitting there LIKE

  • 29:07

    >> YEAH. I don't know cuz my girl my girl

  • 29:10

    be on that type of [ __ ] She'll tell me,

  • 29:11

    "Yo, we the nigga."

  • 29:14

    >> I like that.

  • 29:14

    >> I be missing when we the [ __ ]

  • 29:16

    sometimes. She'll tell me. But that was

  • 29:17

    hilarious.

  • 29:17

    >> That was funny.

  • 29:18

    >> That everything I just said was totally

  • 29:21

    worth

  • 29:23

    >> the price of admission, everything.

  • 29:25

    >> Are you kidding me? I had the time of my

  • 29:27

    life in here. Time in my absolute time

  • 29:28

    of my life.

  • 29:29

    >> I'm glad you came.

  • 29:30

    >> Yeah. And your lovely ladies,

  • 29:32

    nobody showing up for y'all.

  • 29:33

    >> Yeah, man.

  • 29:34

    >> And some guys, your man, you you rock

  • 29:35

    with the guy.

  • 29:36

    >> Yeah. Hell yeah. All right. That's my

  • 29:37

    dog.

  • 29:38

    >> I got to come.

  • 29:38

    >> Then another one of her friends during

  • 29:40

    the speech was like, "Oh, all the all

  • 29:44

    the sleepovers we've had. All the girls

  • 29:47

    sleepovers."

  • 29:49

    I looked it free.

  • 29:51

    Sleepovers. No, cuz she said other [ __ ]

  • 29:53

    in there. She was like

  • 29:55

    >> all the drunk nights.

  • 29:56

    >> Yeah. Yeah. She start all the

  • 29:58

    questionable decisions. That was the

  • 30:00

    >> all of the sleepovers

  • 30:02

    where we looked.

  • 30:04

    Hey, add sleepovers to the list

  • 30:08

    of my wife ain't getting off.

  • 30:14

    >> So, I'm sitting there hyping. I'm like,

  • 30:15

    "Oo, at my birthday party, but why did I

  • 30:17

    do that?" In the moment, feeling good.

  • 30:19

    >> Now, my girl's like, "Yeah, try it. try

  • 30:22

    to hand the mic around at your party and

  • 30:23

    give speeches. I mean know the dudes.

  • 30:26

    >> She cleaned it up quick.

  • 30:28

    >> We want to hear the [ __ ] give a speech,

  • 30:29

    [ __ ] Girl have to mute up.

  • 30:31

    >> No, you don't.

  • 30:32

    >> That girl got to mute up, [ __ ] Anyway,

  • 30:34

    >> talk about sleepovers.

  • 30:37

    >> Oh, that would be bad.

  • 30:38

    >> Questionable decision.

  • 30:40

    >> Trunk.

  • 30:41

    >> I know him better than anybody in here.

  • 30:43

    >> At our age, at our age,

  • 30:45

    >> that's funny.

  • 30:46

    >> At our age, we can't invite girls that

  • 30:48

    we've slept with to our birthday party.

  • 30:50

    >> Absolutely not. Is that the rule?

  • 30:53

    >> At least not within the past 15 years.

  • 30:55

    >> There should be a time.

  • 30:56

    >> Okay. I was about to say you got to be a

  • 30:57

    Morton.

  • 30:57

    >> Yeah. Like someone.

  • 31:01

    >> Look at Playboy Max.

  • 31:04

    >> You You sax if I'm Playboy Max. It's

  • 31:07

    cool, bro. Anyway, and that's why we

  • 31:09

    don't joke with ish.

  • 31:13

    >> Is it Is it Is it women ain't allowed

  • 31:14

    that she know you had sex with or just

  • 31:17

    you can't even have it on the low cuz

  • 31:18

    you worried to come out?

  • 31:20

    That's a dangerous game.

  • 31:22

    >> There's nobody that should be at my

  • 31:24

    birthday party that my girl knows I

  • 31:26

    slept with.

  • 31:26

    >> Oh, I'd rather she know.

  • 31:28

    >> I would rather she know, too.

  • 31:29

    >> I would rather she know, too. But I

  • 31:31

    wouldn't want that girl at my birthday

  • 31:32

    party.

  • 31:32

    >> So, you wouldn't invite her. So, you're

  • 31:34

    not inviting the one that she know you

  • 31:35

    slept with. But I'm saying, do you

  • 31:37

    invite the one that y'all slept together

  • 31:38

    20 years ago or 15 years ago? And she

  • 31:41

    don't know and she keep it pee. I [ __ ]

  • 31:42

    out with my girl and my ex recently, but

  • 31:45

    she it was the ex from 25 years ago. So

  • 31:48

    really serious like but she's aware that

  • 31:51

    that was my ex. Like

  • 31:52

    >> she's not tripping.

  • 31:53

    >> She's not tripping. Yeah.

  • 31:54

    >> Yeah. My girl I ass you hit that girl.

  • 31:56

    >> I think I'm she based that over your

  • 31:58

    character.

  • 31:59

    >> Wait, but what did she base the question

  • 32:01

    off of? Like the person awkward ass

  • 32:04

    introduction.

  • 32:05

    >> She can know him all day, but seeing a

  • 32:07

    woman like

  • 32:08

    >> that's why you got it might be how the

  • 32:10

    girl look. It might be

  • 32:12

    She got

  • 32:14

    the interaction. She seen them. She saw

  • 32:16

    them white toenail polish.

  • 32:17

    >> You could tell by the interaction when

  • 32:19

    people have slept with each other

  • 32:20

    >> like

  • 32:22

    the internet

  • 32:23

    >> and be like you hit that. I'll be like

  • 32:25

    >> I guess maybe it's tight. He has a

  • 32:27

    certain type.

  • 32:28

    >> He know.

  • 32:30

    But

  • 32:30

    >> either way, I think it's better.

  • 32:32

    >> It's better that it's known so it's not

  • 32:34

    like

  • 32:34

    >> that awkward out the

  • 32:37

    coming out that part too,

  • 32:39

    >> right? I mean some for some people once

  • 32:40

    it's known they ain't coming. They not

  • 32:42

    allowed to come.

  • 32:43

    >> Yeah. Really?

  • 32:44

    >> Yeah. Not that's not my situation but I

  • 32:45

    know people who got that situation where

  • 32:47

    like if you say oh yeah me and her

  • 32:49

    messed around.

  • 32:50

    >> I think 20 years ago I think a little

  • 32:53

    more secure in that than

  • 32:56

    >> I think girls be a little more secure.

  • 32:57

    Like if you know somebody popped your

  • 32:59

    work

  • 33:01

    >> you like Yeah.

  • 33:03

    >> I don't know about stand

  • 33:06

    up here though.

  • 33:07

    >> Is y'all like that? Like if if your girl

  • 33:09

    used to mess with a dude and they cool

  • 33:10

    now. They just straight cool. No party

  • 33:13

    invite. No party invite.

  • 33:16

    >> Um no party invite. If you cool with

  • 33:19

    somebody that my girl used to [ __ ]

  • 33:25

    [ __ ] crazy. I don't

  • 33:27

    >> I told my girl two years two years ago

  • 33:30

    talking about some happy birthday happy

  • 33:32

    birthday Craig under some [ __ ] comment.

  • 33:36

    So I know Craig is flying with such and

  • 33:38

    such. I can't

  • 33:42

    >> say speak to Craig. Craig.

  • 33:45

    >> No, YOU CAN'T SPEAK TO NO, YOU CAN'T

  • 33:47

    SPEAK TO [ __ ]

  • 33:51

    ridiculous.

  • 33:52

    >> ARE Y'ALL CRAZY? YOU ARE NUTS.

  • 33:54

    >> All right, y'all ain't going to have a

  • 33:55

    real talk then. LET'S HAVE A REAL TALK.

  • 33:57

    >> I CAN SEE YOU.

  • 33:58

    >> THREE THINGS on the board.

  • 33:59

    >> Mike,

  • 34:01

    stop. Let's stop. Let's have a real

  • 34:03

    Let's have a real talk. Let's do this.

  • 34:05

    Me and you. Yeah. Let's Let's flip it on

  • 34:08

    the other side.

  • 34:09

    >> [ __ ] said me and you.

  • 34:10

    >> No, I'm about to say me and you or you

  • 34:12

    and Ice been friends for mad long.

  • 34:14

    >> So if if if if

  • 34:18

    a girl says happy birthday to Ice that

  • 34:21

    used to mess with you, you think that's

  • 34:23

    inappropriate for her dude?

  • 34:25

    >> I You just confuse me.

  • 34:26

    >> It confused me as

  • 34:27

    >> just switching the genders.

  • 34:29

    >> Park Yeah. Yeah. Like yo, if Parks is

  • 34:31

    saying a girl, you don't know Parks.

  • 34:33

    None of us know Parks, right? But Parks'

  • 34:36

    girl used to mess with you. She don't

  • 34:38

    [ __ ] with you, but she say, "Happy

  • 34:40

    birthday, Ice." Parks could be mad at

  • 34:42

    that.

  • 34:43

    >> Sorry, buddy.

  • 34:45

    >> Sorry, buddy.

  • 34:46

    >> That's crazy. That is crazy to me, B.

  • 34:49

    >> You cannot some that you was in a a real

  • 34:55

    relationship with three three years,

  • 34:58

    four years and up.

  • 34:59

    >> And that's his man. and his man.

  • 35:02

    >> His man. His man. That be the tie.

  • 35:05

    >> See, I think that that's crazy.

  • 35:07

    >> I think this all goes out the window

  • 35:08

    after a certain time with your girl,

  • 35:10

    too. If you've been with your girl for

  • 35:11

    like five plus years, all that little

  • 35:13

    [ __ ] to me is pointless. Like, what are

  • 35:14

    we talking real? Like, this stuff don't

  • 35:17

    matter.

  • 35:17

    >> If you're a year in, then yeah, that

  • 35:18

    might be looking crazy.

  • 35:20

    >> That's crazy.

  • 35:21

    >> Happy birthday, Craig. Sorry.

  • 35:23

    >> Sorry.

  • 35:23

    >> She had she had to delete it.

  • 35:25

    >> Oh, no. I don't know. I I ain't really

  • 35:27

    riff about I didn't really beef about

  • 35:28

    it, but I brought it up as a counter

  • 35:30

    note for something that I did.

  • 35:32

    >> Get that in your back.

  • 35:33

    >> YOU'RE NOT YOU'RE NOT

  • 35:36

    YOU AIN'T SAID A WORD THIS WHOLE B.

  • 35:38

    >> NO, I JUST I JUST HIT SOMETHING.

  • 35:39

    >> NO, LISTEN. LISTEN. Parts parts.

  • 35:42

    >> Yeah.

  • 35:43

    >> If if

  • 35:45

    Why you covering your mouth?

  • 35:46

    >> Because I don't want to. You know what I

  • 35:47

    mean? These [ __ ] is different. If if

  • 35:49

    or had a man and they said happy

  • 35:52

    birthday, Ice, you think that's

  • 35:54

    incorrect?

  • 35:58

    You don't have to repeat it. God damn.

  • 36:00

    Sorry. If they got a new man, the

  • 36:03

    relationship that Ice had with those

  • 36:05

    girls and if they said happy birthday,

  • 36:07

    Ice, but they used to deal with you, you

  • 36:09

    have you they man, you'll be mad at

  • 36:10

    that.

  • 36:12

    >> Yeah,

  • 36:12

    >> you are insane.

  • 36:14

    >> Yeah, that's crazy.

  • 36:14

    >> That's crazy.

  • 36:15

    >> No, I'm crazy.

  • 36:16

    >> Oh, we know.

  • 36:17

    >> As long as you know that's crazy as long

  • 36:18

    as you know. Don't don't beat me down

  • 36:20

    with, "Oh, that's my ex's friend and we

  • 36:22

    still fly 25 years later." Who the [ __ ]

  • 36:25

    do you think my ex

  • 36:28

    You think the ex-friend is trying to

  • 36:30

    smash or wanted to smash?

  • 36:31

    >> No, I think that that the the exfriend

  • 36:34

    is the plug. The exfriend is the link.

  • 36:38

    The

  • 36:38

    >> ex

  • 36:41

    stretch though, especially if you're

  • 36:42

    serious with your girl.

  • 36:43

    >> That's that part to me. Again, all that

  • 36:45

    is out the window. We've been together

  • 36:46

    too long to worry about that [ __ ] Trust

  • 36:47

    is the fact.

  • 36:48

    >> See, that's why you can't have this

  • 36:49

    talk. Cuz now y'all keep trying to paint

  • 36:51

    it as if I'm worried about it.

  • 36:52

    >> I don't think you're worried about it.

  • 36:53

    I'm not worried about I don't think

  • 36:54

    you're worried.

  • 36:55

    >> But that's just No, you're not getting

  • 36:56

    that off.

  • 36:57

    >> I think you just doing it.

  • 36:58

    >> Are you Are you allowed to do it?

  • 37:01

    >> Are you allowed to be cool with your

  • 37:03

    ex-girlfriend's friends?

  • 37:05

    >> How much money I got?

  • 37:08

    >> Want to have an issue with you being

  • 37:10

    >> I mean, I'm not saying it's not that I'm

  • 37:11

    not It's not allowed or not allowed.

  • 37:15

    That don't happen with me.

  • 37:18

    You don't say

  • 37:20

    >> send well wishes in general to

  • 37:22

    >> okay

  • 37:22

    >> there's none of my friends I don't have

  • 37:24

    a ex's friend like a ex that had a best

  • 37:28

    friend right-hand man or woman that I

  • 37:31

    still communicate with

  • 37:32

    >> but you might

  • 37:33

    >> why would why would I be doing that?

  • 37:34

    >> No. Yeah. Yeah. No, I'm not

  • 37:37

    you conflating two things. You might not

  • 37:39

    communicate with them like on a

  • 37:40

    consistent level, but if you seen it was

  • 37:43

    their birthday and you just said happy

  • 37:45

    birthday,

  • 37:46

    >> um, I wouldn't give a [ __ ] about

  • 37:48

    birthday

  • 37:49

    >> enough to go to to the text and send a

  • 37:52

    happy birthday. I don't send your text,

  • 37:54

    but on social

  • 37:58

    you're not unfollowing them.

  • 38:00

    >> No, I don't. Yeah, I got you crazy.

  • 38:04

    >> How about you, Ice? I know you have you

  • 38:05

    have certain traditional things.

  • 38:07

    >> I'm crazy. It's not sound crazy.

  • 38:10

    >> OG. You got it.

  • 38:11

    >> Yeah. There you go.

  • 38:12

    >> How about you? Are you on the same time?

  • 38:14

    >> I I think I am. That's what

  • 38:15

    >> Freeze.

  • 38:16

    >> I I don't know if I'm cool with that.

  • 38:17

    Yo,

  • 38:18

    >> freeze.

  • 38:19

    >> That's crazy to me.

  • 38:20

    >> Happy birthday.

  • 38:21

    >> I'm cool with that. Especially I've been

  • 38:23

    >> I see on social media like I'm shocked

  • 38:26

    with you because you've been the dude

  • 38:28

    that had real relationships

  • 38:31

    >> with these girls

  • 38:32

    >> not on some straight platonic

  • 38:34

    brotherhood [ __ ] You know what I'm

  • 38:35

    saying? So if if they said happy

  • 38:37

    birthday to Ice, I don't see how you

  • 38:39

    would how you would feel a type of way.

  • 38:41

    Like that's crazy to me.

  • 38:42

    >> Like you might not go out your way to

  • 38:44

    communicate with them or keep in contact

  • 38:45

    with them. But if you came

  • 38:47

    >> say happy birthday then

  • 38:48

    >> but if you came across your timeline you

  • 38:50

    know you just saw that like yo you

  • 38:52

    famous might say yo happy birthday Ice

  • 38:54

    once you in the relationship you end the

  • 38:55

    relationship with everybody's connected

  • 38:57

    would you still be cool

  • 38:58

    >> I know

  • 38:59

    >> would you still

  • 38:59

    >> you're talking to a person that's still

  • 39:00

    cool with family Ice is cool with the

  • 39:02

    brother

  • 39:04

    >> but that's a

  • 39:06

    would you still be cool with your ex's

  • 39:08

    parent if you had a relationship with

  • 39:10

    them if you had a relationship with your

  • 39:12

    ex parentent and y'all were real close

  • 39:14

    even though y'all broke up would you

  • 39:15

    still check on her.

  • 39:16

    >> Yeah. I don't I don't feel like what I'm

  • 39:17

    saying applies to parents.

  • 39:18

    >> Okay. Or siblings. How about

  • 39:20

    >> sibings?

  • 39:21

    >> Cousins. Family in general.

  • 39:25

    >> I can't think of too many instances

  • 39:26

    where that's happen for for me. When am

  • 39:28

    I tight enough with the girl cousin

  • 39:30

    where 20 years later I want to talk to

  • 39:32

    this person.

  • 39:32

    >> Well, see I I keep that rel. I still

  • 39:34

    talk to my exes and brothers and cousins

  • 39:36

    and

  • 39:37

    >> I clown me up here for I told you how

  • 39:38

    close I am with my ex- brother. Like

  • 39:40

    that's cuz it was funny. But I get it.

  • 39:42

    >> Yeah. I just call me this.

  • 39:44

    >> I spoke to my

  • 39:44

    >> Oh, no. I'm phony cuz I got ex who when

  • 39:47

    I and when I see your sister out I'm fly

  • 39:49

    with her.

  • 39:49

    >> Yeah.

  • 39:50

    >> I'm phony. That's not true. I'm wrong.

  • 39:53

    >> Duh.

  • 39:54

    >> But Craig know how big.

  • 39:57

    >> I ain't want to call you out.

  • 39:58

    >> My man

  • 40:00

    know you knew it.

  • 40:01

    >> But sister got ass.

  • 40:04

    >> Right.

  • 40:05

    >> Sometimes you got to make

  • 40:09

    >> and she ain't as young as you was back

  • 40:10

    there.

  • 40:12

    >> Easy.

  • 40:15

    Little lucky.

  • 40:16

    >> I'm just saying when the older sister's

  • 40:19

    27 and then the younger sister's 23 back

  • 40:21

    then it's like a big deal.

  • 40:22

    >> It's a very big deal.

  • 40:23

    >> In your 40s. She she 39, right? She 41,

  • 40:28

    [ __ ]

  • 40:31

    >> Oh, we talking [ __ ] Come on. We got

  • 40:33

    [ __ ] to talk about. We do have [ __ ] to

  • 40:34

    talk about. The big news of the week.

  • 40:36

    >> The big news of the week.

  • 40:38

    >> Unfortunately, I don't know. I'm

  • 40:41

    >> an announcement came across my timeline.

  • 40:43

    Meg the Stallion and Klay Thompson

  • 40:47

    are no more.

  • 40:49

    >> Damn, Gina.

  • 40:50

    >> Damn it. Yo,

  • 40:50

    >> I was

  • 40:53

    >> Meg came to her first she went to her IG

  • 40:56

    >> naturally.

  • 40:57

    >> Of course.

  • 40:57

    >> The stories, not the post.

  • 40:59

    >> Oh, no. On the black screen.

  • 41:00

    >> And wrote, "Cheating

  • 41:02

    had me around your whole family playing

  • 41:04

    house.

  • 41:05

    >> Dot dot dot.

  • 41:07

    >> Got cold feet. holding you down through

  • 41:10

    all your horrible mood swings and

  • 41:13

    treatment toward me during your

  • 41:14

    basketball season.

  • 41:16

    >> Now you don't know if you can be

  • 41:18

    monogamous. Five question marks.

  • 41:22

    >> I need a real break after this one by

  • 41:24

    y'all. And so we saw that not exactly a

  • 41:28

    blind item, right? It was pretty clear

  • 41:29

    what she was talking about for sure.

  • 41:30

    Mhm. But then she made a formal

  • 41:33

    statement to uh to the media,

  • 41:37

    specifically TMZ.

  • 41:39

    >> Thank God. Clear it up, Meg.

  • 41:41

    >> Because, you know, there was a lot of

  • 41:42

    speculation.

  • 41:43

    >> Yeah, true. We didn't know. We didn't

  • 41:44

    know what was happening. Yeah.

  • 41:46

    >> So, she went to TMZ and cleared it all

  • 41:48

    up. She said, "I've made the decision to

  • 41:51

    end my relationship with Clay. Trust,

  • 41:54

    fidelity, and respect are non-negotiable

  • 41:57

    for me in a relationship. And when those

  • 41:59

    values are compromised, there's no real

  • 42:02

    path forward. I'm taking this time to

  • 42:04

    prioritize myself

  • 42:07

    and move ahead with peace and clarity.

  • 42:11

    >> Okay.

  • 42:12

    And then there just one more little

  • 42:13

    piece of information y'all want to know.

  • 42:14

    She was on Broadway.

  • 42:15

    >> Mhm.

  • 42:15

    >> Mhm.

  • 42:16

    >> Doing Molan Rouge.

  • 42:17

    >> Oh, okay.

  • 42:18

    >> First uh gendered woman person to play

  • 42:21

    this character. History making. She left

  • 42:24

    early Saturday. She got a stand ovation

  • 42:26

    on Broadway and it's announced that

  • 42:27

    she's leaving her uh stint on Broadway

  • 42:30

    early. I'm

  • 42:30

    >> Friday is the last day.

  • 42:31

    >> Yeah. Um it's it's assumed that Friday,

  • 42:34

    May 1st is the last day because of all

  • 42:37

    the drama. So, it's a lot going on.

  • 42:38

    >> I didn't know she was doing that.

  • 42:39

    >> Yeah.

  • 42:40

    >> Yeah.

  • 42:40

    >> I can't believe she would throw that

  • 42:41

    away cuz of a little heartbreak.

  • 42:42

    >> And I heard she's killing

  • 42:44

    >> big hearts

  • 42:45

    cuz they playing house.

  • 42:53

    >> She's in New York City.

  • 42:58

    What you thinking?

  • 42:59

    >> Oh, nothing. I'm just saying she could

  • 43:02

    find another house.

  • 43:03

    >> Well, let me say as y'all are queuing up

  • 43:05

    your remarks, um, I was sad for the

  • 43:08

    girl. Um, I'm I'm a me I'm I'm a Meg

  • 43:11

    fan. Um, and I always support her. Uh,

  • 43:14

    and

  • 43:16

    I I remember a couple months ago when I

  • 43:18

    was like, "Yo, they doing a lot fast."

  • 43:20

    And some of y'all was getting on me and

  • 43:22

    then all the me the Stallion fans was

  • 43:23

    attacking me and I'm a Meg the Stallion

  • 43:24

    fan but they were attacking me. Why you

  • 43:25

    hating on the relationship? All I said

  • 43:26

    was moving kind of fast. Maybe you don't

  • 43:28

    name a boat after somebody. Maybe y'all

  • 43:30

    don't do everything all the videos all

  • 43:32

    that [ __ ] because I'm you know not cuz I

  • 43:34

    don't want y'all to win but because

  • 43:35

    relation most celebrity relationships

  • 43:37

    just don't last. That's true.

  • 43:38

    >> What's the name of me first album? Mark

  • 43:41

    >> I don't remember. She made an album.

  • 43:43

    >> What's the name of me second project?

  • 43:45

    Mark.

  • 43:45

    >> She made a second project. She raps.

  • 43:47

    That's the one that Ish liked. I think

  • 43:48

    >> exactly. Which one?

  • 43:51

    >> These things just be up here getting

  • 43:53

    getting [ __ ] off.

  • 43:54

    >> I'm a big fan.

  • 43:56

    >> What What are you a fan of?

  • 43:58

    >> Um the first album I actually liked. I

  • 43:59

    just thought it sounded like one long

  • 44:02

    >> I like the tracks that I liked, but it

  • 44:03

    just sounded like one long strip club.

  • 44:05

    >> Like what's some of your favorite What's

  • 44:07

    some of your favorite songs from me?

  • 44:09

    >> Savage is still is going to be my my

  • 44:11

    main one. You know what I mean? I also

  • 44:12

    liked her on uh [ __ ] I liked her on um

  • 44:16

    >> the deep

  • 44:19

    I'M I'M I'M FOR HOLD ON. I'M 47 YEARS

  • 44:22

    OLD. WHAT DO YOU WANT ME to be do? I'm

  • 44:23

    not a hottie. My daughter So for

  • 44:24

    contamar you know you don't have to do

  • 44:26

    this.

  • 44:26

    >> This is the truth for context. In high

  • 44:28

    school in high school my daughter was a

  • 44:30

    huge Mega Stallion fan.

  • 44:33

    >> Why is that funny?

  • 44:34

    >> It just says Mark. Don't worry about

  • 44:38

    My daughter's a big fan. So So she put

  • 44:40

    me she put me on on kind of my radar.

  • 44:43

    She was like obsessed with me when she

  • 44:44

    was in high school. Right. Right.

  • 44:45

    >> So when she would play me, I listened to

  • 44:46

    it. You know what I And then when all

  • 44:48

    the [ __ ] with Tori, I became a supporter

  • 44:50

    of her and a fan of hers less because of

  • 44:51

    the music and more because of everything

  • 44:53

    that happened to her. So I'm always

  • 44:54

    rooting for her because of that, not

  • 44:55

    because I'm

  • 44:56

    >> putting a big playlist.

  • 44:57

    >> So you're not a fan of her at all.

  • 44:59

    >> I am a fan of her. You're just a

  • 45:01

    supporter and you're a supporter.

  • 45:02

    Horrible injustice.

  • 45:03

    >> Oh, if y'all make a distinction between

  • 45:04

    fan and supporter. I when she when she

  • 45:05

    makes music, I like it. I didn't like

  • 45:06

    the last project as much as the first

  • 45:07

    project, but I like her music. I like

  • 45:10

    >> it more since she got shot.

  • 45:12

    >> Yeah. Yeah. I like Nipy more after his

  • 45:14

    tragic passing, too. A lot of times I I

  • 45:16

    come to people when something happens as

  • 45:18

    an older person like I don't I'm not in

  • 45:19

    the mix as much. So yeah, like I learned

  • 45:21

    more about Nipy after he passed. I

  • 45:23

    learned more about Megan after she got

  • 45:25

    shot. I learn more about artists when

  • 45:26

    things happens. I learn I heard more uh

  • 45:28

    Tori after after he got locked up. You

  • 45:30

    know what I mean? So sometimes you just

  • 45:32

    find out late.

  • 45:32

    >> No, I totally understand. Mo, we got we

  • 45:34

    got you. I see where you coming from.

  • 45:35

    I'm picking up what you're putting down.

  • 45:36

    So listen, so so Meg Me and Clay

  • 45:40

    broke up. This was like over the weekend

  • 45:42

    or some

  • 45:43

    >> Yeah. And I immediately got a bunch of

  • 45:46

    texts to my phone

  • 45:49

    saying,

  • 45:52

    "Go easy."

  • 45:54

    I got texts to my phone from people I

  • 45:56

    ain't speak to in ages. Like, "Yo, I

  • 46:00

    know you saw the news.

  • 46:02

    I know how you feel.

  • 46:05

    Don't you go in there and go crazy."

  • 46:07

    >> Oh, we're not being the allegation.

  • 46:09

    >> So, so, so I I on a on a weekend, I'm

  • 46:12

    off I'm off work. I ain't thinking

  • 46:13

    nothing about these hip- hop was taking

  • 46:14

    a back. I was like, yo, what do you

  • 46:18

    think of me that I'm that invested

  • 46:22

    in this girl's relationship to come in?

  • 46:24

    People cheat every day.

  • 46:26

    >> People NBA players

  • 46:28

    >> people people

  • 46:29

    >> stars stars people break up every day.

  • 46:34

    And while I am on record for saying that

  • 46:36

    I don't all the way with the girl, for

  • 46:39

    me that doesn't mean actively rooting

  • 46:42

    against somebody or celebrating when

  • 46:45

    something goes wrong in their life. I

  • 46:47

    thought that was a little weird until I

  • 46:48

    opened up the internet and I saw Go

  • 46:51

    ahead, finish cooking court. Uh I opened

  • 46:53

    up the internet and saw men were on the

  • 46:57

    timeline like throwing parties,

  • 47:00

    balloons,

  • 47:01

    >> that's the [ __ ] I'm talking about.

  • 47:02

    confetti, uh, think pieces. Uh, yeah,

  • 47:06

    that's right. Go for clay. Like, he won

  • 47:08

    the chip again. And then I was like,

  • 47:09

    yeah, I must have really, really

  • 47:12

    misrepresented myself somewhere

  • 47:14

    throughout the course of my career.

  • 47:16

    Whatever you guys think about me, I

  • 47:18

    probably given you enough reason to

  • 47:19

    think it,

  • 47:21

    but you This is off. I'm not celebrating

  • 47:24

    this lady's breakup. There's nothing I

  • 47:26

    didn't What? Why? Why do Why do I care?

  • 47:28

    >> Why would you be that invested?

  • 47:29

    >> Yeah. Why do I care at this point?

  • 47:30

    >> Why is anybody that invested outside of

  • 47:32

    them?

  • 47:33

    >> That's all I'm saying. I know people

  • 47:34

    feel strong about her, so they they have

  • 47:36

    strong reactions, but

  • 47:37

    >> whatever you think about me, good or

  • 47:39

    bad, like to me to be rooting for a

  • 47:41

    breakup. I mean, people were making

  • 47:43

    infographics about all the dudes she's

  • 47:44

    she's dated, she slept with. Weird. It's

  • 47:47

    weird. Like, that's all I'm saying. I

  • 47:49

    happen to like her, but like even if I

  • 47:52

    didn't, there are people who I don't

  • 47:53

    like when they have a breakup, I'm not

  • 47:54

    out here like

  • 47:56

    >> running down their Carfax. That's weird.

  • 47:59

    >> Yeah. And if you know me for real, I'm

  • 48:01

    more of a fan of love than I am a not

  • 48:04

    fan of Meg. I was sad a little bit.

  • 48:08

    >> You know what I think it was?

  • 48:09

    >> I was happy for I was talking.

  • 48:12

    >> So talk, [ __ ]

  • 48:14

    >> Hey, I'm on you, [ __ ] I ain't forget.

  • 48:16

    >> I ain't forget you. You think it's

  • 48:18

    [ __ ] You think it's over, [ __ ]

  • 48:21

    No, I I was

  • 48:25

    the family photos and Clay having her

  • 48:29

    around the family warmed my heart

  • 48:32

    because she doesn't have family.

  • 48:34

    >> True.

  • 48:35

    >> So,

  • 48:37

    when the breakup [ __ ] was announced,

  • 48:39

    that's the first thing I thought like,

  • 48:40

    "Oh, damn it.

  • 48:42

    >> That that one hurts cuz I thought they

  • 48:44

    was, you know."

  • 48:45

    >> Yeah.

  • 48:45

    >> You know.

  • 48:46

    >> Yeah. I

  • 48:46

    >> I thought they was doing the thing. I

  • 48:48

    didn't see that's the [ __ ] that bothered

  • 48:50

    me because remember when it was

  • 48:51

    happening I was like this is moving too

  • 48:52

    fast and some people up here was even

  • 48:53

    like chill like let let her live. I'm

  • 48:56

    >> it was moving too fast and

  • 48:58

    >> and I'm on the record. Put me on the

  • 49:00

    record. I don't believe anything that

  • 49:01

    comes from me the stallion.

  • 49:04

    I don't take I I take it all with a

  • 49:06

    grain of salt. So why it moved so fast I

  • 49:10

    don't know. Why you announced the

  • 49:12

    breakup? I don't know. For for me with

  • 49:15

    her, it's never as clear as it seems. He

  • 49:19

    was in it, too, though. So So that's why

  • 49:21

    I and and I I don't I don't assume up

  • 49:25

    this where you about to get shaky.

  • 49:26

    >> No, I'm not. I'm not. I'm

  • 49:28

    >> What does he was in it too mean?

  • 49:30

    >> Meaning, what does that mean?

  • 49:31

    >> He see it's not like

  • 49:32

    >> he was a willful participant.

  • 49:33

    >> Yeah. Like sometimes you see videos

  • 49:34

    where the dude is just kind of there in

  • 49:36

    the video cuz he kind of has to be cuz

  • 49:37

    his girl is videotaping.

  • 49:38

    >> I got it.

  • 49:38

    >> But he was starting to to like pull her

  • 49:40

    in on the red carpets. He was starting

  • 49:42

    to say stuff. I'm just saying like he's

  • 49:44

    what I think is they both fell in love.

  • 49:45

    They both nose was open and they both

  • 49:48

    went to the media because some people do

  • 49:49

    sometime when they're in love and then

  • 49:51

    he may have just lost interest faster

  • 49:52

    than she did and now you out there.

  • 49:56

    That's what it looked that that's what

  • 49:57

    it looked like to me from the outside.

  • 49:58

    >> Maybe he didn't lose interest. Maybe he

  • 49:59

    was just uh maybe he slipped and fell.

  • 50:02

    >> That happens. It happens to the best of

  • 50:04

    him,

  • 50:04

    >> dog.

  • 50:05

    >> Fam.

  • 50:05

    >> Yeah. Come on. Come on. Please.

  • 50:09

    You're not going to use me to beat the

  • 50:10

    [ __ ]

  • 50:10

    >> No, we'll do it together. We'll do it

  • 50:12

    together. There's a few things I think

  • 50:13

    that um I think I I could address all

  • 50:16

    the points. I think it's whack when men

  • 50:18

    are sitting on the internet rooting for

  • 50:20

    somebody's demise. I think that's goofy,

  • 50:22

    >> trash.

  • 50:22

    >> I think what happened was women started

  • 50:26

    killing this

  • 50:28

    and men kind of came to his defense a

  • 50:31

    little bit and then doing that they

  • 50:33

    started killing me. I think

  • 50:34

    >> Why were the women killing him?

  • 50:36

    >> Because she put it out there like, "Yo,

  • 50:37

    he was cheating." I thought you meant

  • 50:39

    prior.

  • 50:39

    >> He had me around his family. Not not not

  • 50:42

    just that though. It's it's back to our

  • 50:44

    other pick aside conversation. There was

  • 50:45

    a lot of people that was on the other

  • 50:47

    side when the whole trial thing went and

  • 50:50

    they are forever against her.

  • 50:52

    >> So any bad news that

  • 50:54

    >> break up I'm not even talking about

  • 50:56

    that. I'm talking about why they people

  • 50:58

    were reacting a certain way on social

  • 50:59

    media.

  • 51:00

    >> There's people that she's public enemy

  • 51:02

    number one. So when anything

  • 51:04

    >> negative news attached to her comes out,

  • 51:06

    they're ready to celebrate. Uh-huh.

  • 51:08

    >> See, I never want to be that.

  • 51:09

    >> Yeah. No. It's a more It's a more Yeah.

  • 51:12

    Yeah. It's very incelish.

  • 51:14

    >> I wasn't even on I'm just talking about

  • 51:16

    >> people started killing Clay. Like people

  • 51:18

    started killing Clay. And so I think men

  • 51:20

    started coming to his rescue a little

  • 51:22

    bit. And you could come to his rescue

  • 51:24

    without dissing Meg. You get what I'm

  • 51:26

    saying? Like the two things don't have

  • 51:27

    to be true. Like as men we could speak

  • 51:30

    from membrane and say, "Yo dog, it ran

  • 51:33

    its course." Like yo dog. And this is

  • 51:36

    going to sound horrible. Really

  • 51:38

    horrible. Ladies, I want y'all to know

  • 51:40

    when a dude brings y'all around his

  • 51:42

    family,

  • 51:42

    >> that don't mean he love you.

  • 51:43

    >> That don't mean nothing.

  • 51:44

    >> That don't mean he going to say,

  • 51:45

    >> "Yo, it's aunts and mothers that know

  • 51:47

    six and seven and eight and nine and 10

  • 51:49

    children."

  • 51:50

    >> Cuz it depend on the dude.

  • 51:51

    >> It is. It does depend on

  • 51:52

    >> Cuz if I bring you around my family, it

  • 51:53

    means it doesn't mean nothing, but it

  • 51:55

    doesn't necessarily mean everything.

  • 51:56

    >> It don't mean you get married. They mean

  • 51:57

    a lot.

  • 51:57

    >> Some guys use the family card to get

  • 51:59

    what they want. It's just It's all

  • 52:01

    >> like a lot of dudes bring them all home.

  • 52:03

    >> A lot of dudes bring them all home.

  • 52:05

    >> It's true.

  • 52:05

    >> It depends on the girl, too. Sometimes.

  • 52:07

    >> That's what I'm saying. It just depend

  • 52:08

    on the Yeah, I've seen both.

  • 52:09

    >> So So um they like, "Yo, why would you

  • 52:12

    bring her around his family?" Like he

  • 52:13

    named the boat after yo dog. It might

  • 52:15

    have been going good. He might have

  • 52:17

    gotten some intel. He might have gotten

  • 52:18

    some information that's pushed him the

  • 52:21

    other way, made him pivot. It's a lot of

  • 52:23

    things that go on in relationships. It

  • 52:24

    don't necessarily got to be, yo, this

  • 52:26

    dude had these bad intentions when he

  • 52:29

    met this girl. Do I have to I'm sorry,

  • 52:31

    is I don't think it's information. I

  • 52:32

    think that once you start, if you're

  • 52:33

    dealing with somebody, you start staying

  • 52:35

    together.

  • 52:37

    realize that I don't want to marry this

  • 52:38

    person

  • 52:39

    >> dog spend the rest of my life or maybe

  • 52:41

    he did and he just [ __ ] up somewhere.

  • 52:43

    >> Yeah. You you think it's liable more

  • 52:45

    likely that he got information on her

  • 52:47

    than just spend she said you got cold

  • 52:49

    feet.

  • 52:49

    >> Could be a combination of both.

  • 52:51

    >> He could have just got caught cheating

  • 52:53

    >> and when she and when she confronted him

  • 52:54

    about it he hit her with yo I don't know

  • 52:56

    if I could be monogous.

  • 52:57

    >> Yeah. It could be it could be very

  • 52:58

    simple whereas yo I am a hundred ex um

  • 53:03

    I'm a handsome filthy filthy rich man.

  • 53:06

    only been dating for a year or

  • 53:08

    something, maybe not even that. He might

  • 53:10

    not want to settle down right now. I

  • 53:12

    might not be on that.

  • 53:12

    >> All that's on the table, but but it was

  • 53:14

    interesting to see on the internet that

  • 53:16

    initial response like like Flip says,

  • 53:18

    like it was almost like people were

  • 53:20

    making adding pieces to the story that

  • 53:22

    weren't

  • 53:23

    >> there to make her the bad person. Now,

  • 53:25

    again, those those things could are

  • 53:26

    possible. I don't assume that the first

  • 53:27

    person that says something is telling

  • 53:28

    the truth. She could be absolutely not

  • 53:31

    telling the whole thing. But what I'm

  • 53:32

    saying is it was like well he

  • 53:33

    >> she said he cheated and people

  • 53:34

    immediately some people immediately went

  • 53:36

    to well she must have done this this

  • 53:37

    this this and this. We don't know that.

  • 53:39

    We we don't know the story. That's why I

  • 53:40

    don't want to I don't want to jump on

  • 53:42

    any Yeah.

  • 53:43

    >> They started showing clips. They showed

  • 53:45

    a few clips where she was like drunk and

  • 53:46

    she was being loud and she was being

  • 53:48

    boisterous and he was just sitting there

  • 53:49

    with the face like

  • 53:51

    >> Well, they they I'm I'm not giving a

  • 53:53

    reason why. I'm just saying to the

  • 53:55

    people that are saying maybe she was too

  • 53:57

    much for him.

  • 53:58

    >> He's not the only dude that gets a

  • 53:59

    little annoyed when they're

  • 54:01

    They took old clips and made they made a

  • 54:03

    narrative out of it.

  • 54:04

    >> A lot of times you see something that

  • 54:05

    you want and when you finally get it,

  • 54:06

    [ __ ] you don't want it no more. It's

  • 54:07

    life. Yo, I wanted that [ __ ] It's ill

  • 54:09

    in the beginning. It's fire. I don't

  • 54:12

    after it ran its course, [ __ ] And

  • 54:13

    sometimes that happens quickly and

  • 54:15

    that's cool, but if if let's assume for

  • 54:17

    just one second that she's telling the

  • 54:18

    truth about what happened, right?

  • 54:19

    >> Mhm.

  • 54:20

    >> Then it's running his course is still

  • 54:22

    different than cheating, right? It's not

  • 54:24

    about the running his course saying I

  • 54:25

    don't want to do this anymore. It's

  • 54:26

    getting caught cheating.

  • 54:27

    >> Well, we're talking about what led him

  • 54:28

    to cheat. Nothing

  • 54:31

    don't have to be anything.

  • 54:32

    >> Yeah, that's what I'm saying. Sometime

  • 54:33

    people just want more different

  • 54:34

    >> or he might not have wanted this.

  • 54:36

    There's so much [ __ ] we don't know. This

  • 54:37

    could be the fourth time she caught him.

  • 54:39

    >> We don't know anything. This could be

  • 54:41

    him leaving for cheating once. That's

  • 54:43

    what I'm saying. This could It could

  • 54:45

    really just be dude not even wanting to

  • 54:46

    leave her,

  • 54:47

    >> right?

  • 54:48

    >> I just had something over here that I

  • 54:50

    did. I ain't want you to find out. You

  • 54:51

    found out and you're reacting this way.

  • 54:53

    >> And this is the part

  • 54:54

    >> we don't know [ __ ] This is the part I

  • 54:56

    don't like.

  • 54:58

    We're now speculating

  • 55:00

    >> from both sides. Why? Because she

  • 55:02

    brought us into her relationship in a

  • 55:04

    way.

  • 55:04

    >> Yes.

  • 55:05

    >> That

  • 55:06

    >> I don't think she would have done if

  • 55:07

    she'd had a a two days to think about

  • 55:10

    it. Part of the reason why it's

  • 55:12

    interesting to me is because my daughter

  • 55:13

    was such a big mech fan, right? And so

  • 55:15

    girls her age look to girls like Meg as

  • 55:19

    models and examples of how to do [ __ ]

  • 55:20

    >> right?

  • 55:21

    >> So I don't

  • 55:22

    >> that's why it's really not a laughing

  • 55:24

    matter for me. And we go we are going to

  • 55:26

    laugh. But why this is

  • 55:28

    >> a microcosm of a more serious thing to

  • 55:31

    me is because of what you're saying.

  • 55:34

    >> Yeah.

  • 55:36

    >> So many people look up to Meg, right?

  • 55:39

    And

  • 55:41

    >> what I've seen from Meg now is a pattern

  • 55:45

    of not knowing how to read men, respond

  • 55:50

    to men, communicate to men, or

  • 55:52

    understand men. That's before Clay.

  • 55:56

    >> I'm going to bring this full circle for

  • 55:57

    just one brief moment. That's why the

  • 56:00

    male best friend is not a threat or

  • 56:02

    worry to me because sometimes they can

  • 56:04

    give some insight to your girl about how

  • 56:07

    men think.

  • 56:08

    >> My girl's man that we were talking about

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    since we back there is some NBA player

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    [ __ ] that I had on fantasy one time.

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    And no, you can't keep talking to his

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    best friend for

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    >> No, no, no. I'm not talking about the

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    best friend. I'm talking about

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    >> No, I'm back now.

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    I thought they talking about issues.

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    >> Happy birthday, Craig.

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    [ __ ] the [ __ ]

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    >> and

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    No, for real. So now, so now here we are

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    again. Men men in man world.

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    >> Yeah, I'mma just just mute up. I'm

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    chilling, bro. You don't even have to

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    tell me to mute up

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    >> in man world. I'm going to try my best.

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    >> In man world

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    going public too soon.

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    That's a Okay, we're checking that. You

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    in bliss. You confetti. You partying.

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    you. Oh my god. I need the world to

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    know. But in the man, we're going to

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    check that. Like it said, you going to

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    meet my family. You don't have family.

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    You kind of a lot of women that the

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    dude's life now is their becomes their

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    identity. A lot of women do that. So

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    yes, when that happens, you're going to

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    meet some cousins. You're going to meet

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    my parents. If you can cook, you may

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    even cook for them. They going to clear

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    the plate. It's going to look like they

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    enjoyed it. Again,

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    in man world, that ain't saying nothing.

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    to the woman is saying a whole lot. The

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    whole we're gonna put our hands together

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    and do a heart and I'm gonna put your

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    name on the boat for me. I'm only

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    speaking to me, Mark.

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    >> That don't mean nothing.

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    >> Would have said I'm not serious about

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    none of this that we doing.

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    >> The boat thing would have been the

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    giveaway. Some dudes love bomb great

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    one. Some dudes situationship game is

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    the meanest.

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    Some dudes are going to make you feel

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    like the queen of the castle, but it's a

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    short stay.

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    And women think that all cheaters belong

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    in the same box.

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    I don't

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    I don't

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    >> got no kind of cheaters. So when she

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    comes out public and says

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    he cheated,

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    women will interpret that a certain way.

  • 58:44

    >> I said,

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    "Oh, that's that's a reasonable

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    expectation."

  • 58:51

    That's what I said.

  • 58:51

    >> What's the reasonable expectation? The

  • 58:52

    cheating.

  • 58:53

    >> That he that he would cheat or he would

  • 58:55

    want more or he would desire more. His

  • 58:58

    past says that.

  • 58:59

    >> His track record,

  • 58:59

    >> his track record says it. The girls

  • 59:01

    before said it. He scored 60 in 11

  • 59:05

    dribbles. Says it. He scored 40 points

  • 59:08

    in one quarter.

  • 59:08

    >> He has four championships. It says it.

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    Legend half of a splash brother that

  • 59:15

    says it. He like He plays. He also

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    plays.

  • 59:18

    >> He likes he like We know you do. That's

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    why it said men are talking now.

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    >> As a as a man, I I I see it different

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    because

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    >> Tell me why.

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    >> This is the part I see. I I think it's

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    reasonable to expect him

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    he there's nothing wrong with him saying

  • 59:34

    this ran his course. This is the best

  • 59:36

    four months of my life. I'm out. I ain't

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    got no issue with that.

  • 59:39

    >> Okay.

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    >> Should I've been that guy.

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    >> Okay.

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    >> You know what I mean? But I I think if

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    you make a commitment to somebody, it's

  • 59:44

    okay to bounce and say I don't want to

  • 59:46

    do this no more. But I don't think it's

  • 59:47

    fair to say if somebody cheats on you to

  • 59:48

    say, "Well, you should have reasonably

  • 59:49

    expected him to cheat because he's the

  • 59:51

    second greatest shooter of all time."

  • 59:52

    Like like or third. Like to me, I think

  • 59:55

    it's okay. She has a right to be pissed

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    that somebody cheated on her. If that's

  • 59:58

    what happened, that's all I'm saying.

  • 1:00:00

    Again, if could you see if if again I'm

  • 1:00:03

    just going to use the daughter example.

  • 1:00:04

    If my daughter came to me and said, "Yo,

  • 1:00:06

    dad, I'm dating somebody. He's in the

  • 1:00:07

    NBA. He's a big star and he's he's let

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    me meet his mama." Yeah. I'd be like,

  • 1:00:11

    "Prepare yourself for the end, right? I

  • 1:00:13

    I would say all of that."

  • 1:00:14

    >> Okay.

  • 1:00:15

    >> But if he cheated on her, I would still

  • 1:00:16

    I would still honor her feeling of

  • 1:00:18

    feeling pissed off by it. My issue with

  • 1:00:20

    it isn't

  • 1:00:20

    >> part of the prepare yourself for the

  • 1:00:22

    end. Wouldn't be letting her know that

  • 1:00:24

    there is a possibility that there will

  • 1:00:25

    be some other ones. Probability.

  • 1:00:27

    >> Yes. I would say there's a greater

  • 1:00:29

    likelihood. He's somebody right now is

  • 1:00:31

    what I would tell her. He'll still

  • 1:00:32

    support his daughter.

  • 1:00:33

    >> But she still got a right to feel away.

  • 1:00:35

    My issue with her isn't that. My issue

  • 1:00:37

    is the way

  • 1:00:39

    >> again people right to do how they want

  • 1:00:41

    to deal with heartbreak. It's just the

  • 1:00:42

    way she's managing. I wouldn't say go to

  • 1:00:44

    social media right away cuz it affects

  • 1:00:45

    your career. It's affecting your life.

  • 1:00:48

    It also puts a spotlight. I mean, it

  • 1:00:49

    just does a lot of things that I don't

  • 1:00:50

    think you want to do. And I think now in

  • 1:00:52

    this era of social

  • 1:00:52

    >> or you want to do or you want

  • 1:00:54

    >> or it's a you want to do it because I'm

  • 1:00:57

    back into the victim victim bag. Yeah.

  • 1:01:00

    >> Let me ask you a question.

  • 1:01:00

    >> And I'm not saying that cuz I don't

  • 1:01:02

    know. Me either.

  • 1:01:03

    >> She could have been really head over

  • 1:01:04

    heels.

  • 1:01:05

    >> I think she was.

  • 1:01:06

    >> I think she was.

  • 1:01:06

    >> I think she was.

  • 1:01:07

    >> Even if she's not trying to go over her

  • 1:01:08

    victim bag, it's a good story for

  • 1:01:10

    whatever she may have coming

  • 1:01:11

    potentially.

  • 1:01:12

    >> I think she knows the game. Yo, see I

  • 1:01:14

    think it's far simpler than that. I

  • 1:01:15

    think you did something to piss me off.

  • 1:01:17

    I'm gonna embarrass you about it. I'm

  • 1:01:18

    gonna I'm I'm gonna put you on Front

  • 1:01:20

    Street for the [ __ ] you did because one

  • 1:01:22

    of the things being the good, nice,

  • 1:01:24

    handsome, tall, light-skinned guy is you

  • 1:01:25

    have a reputation and I'm gonna

  • 1:01:27

    embarrass him.

  • 1:01:28

    >> This is the social media version of key

  • 1:01:30

    in your car.

  • 1:01:30

    >> Mark, I want to rewind a little bit

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    because back to reason back to

  • 1:01:34

    reasonable expectation.

  • 1:01:36

    You wouldn't say that. It would almost

  • 1:01:38

    be naive to think that this man with all

  • 1:01:42

    the things that we just said would be

  • 1:01:45

    now committed in 6 months.

  • 1:01:48

    >> This This is what I think. Let him

  • 1:01:49

    answer me, please.

  • 1:01:50

    >> I think it's reasonable to expect that

  • 1:01:53

    somebody will keep their word,

  • 1:01:55

    especially if it's the nice guy. I don't

  • 1:01:56

    think it's unreasonable to expect

  • 1:01:57

    somebody to honor their word. I think

  • 1:01:59

    >> that's not what I asked.

  • 1:02:00

    >> That's not what he asked.

  • 1:02:01

    >> That's not what I asked at all.

  • 1:02:03

    >> Reasonable expectation. Is it naive to

  • 1:02:05

    have that as the reasonable expectation?

  • 1:02:06

    >> No. I said, would it be naive to think

  • 1:02:09

    that that man that we just described is

  • 1:02:12

    committed in less than 6 months

  • 1:02:14

    >> to monogamy?

  • 1:02:15

    >> Yes.

  • 1:02:16

    >> No, I don't think it's naive if it is

  • 1:02:18

    very

  • 1:02:19

    and factor in that same person.

  • 1:02:21

    >> That means that you can always blame the

  • 1:02:22

    person who gets cheated on.

  • 1:02:23

    >> No, I'm not doing that at all. I'm not

  • 1:02:24

    doing that at all. Any one of us, right?

  • 1:02:27

    >> Mhm.

  • 1:02:27

    >> I don't have anywhere near $100 million.

  • 1:02:30

    >> I'm not I not even

  • 1:02:32

    >> I don't believe you. But

  • 1:02:33

    >> Right. Yeah. When you meet a person, and

  • 1:02:35

    we grown, bro. See, a lot of this [ __ ]

  • 1:02:37

    is people not in high school. When you

  • 1:02:40

    meet a man, when you meet a woman that's

  • 1:02:42

    popping,

  • 1:02:44

    specifically a man, cuz I know women

  • 1:02:46

    that could sit at home and be totally

  • 1:02:48

    celibate for long periods of time, when

  • 1:02:50

    you meet a man that's handsome, worth

  • 1:02:52

    $100 million, and that is popular, he

  • 1:02:55

    got girls.

  • 1:02:57

    >> Mhm.

  • 1:02:57

    >> Cool. along the lines of getting to like

  • 1:03:00

    you, he still got girls. When he starts

  • 1:03:04

    to really like you, he then starts to

  • 1:03:07

    taper off with those girls and start

  • 1:03:09

    pushing them to the side.

  • 1:03:10

    >> Yeah,

  • 1:03:10

    >> cuz he's spending more time with you.

  • 1:03:12

    He's starting to like you. All of these

  • 1:03:14

    other things, my [ __ ] N clearing out

  • 1:03:16

    they cupboard in 6 months. And anybody

  • 1:03:18

    that thinks else I mean think something

  • 1:03:21

    else is naive. So, let me ask you a

  • 1:03:23

    question. At the moment that you

  • 1:03:24

    committed to your girl, did did you

  • 1:03:25

    clear out your cupboard?

  • 1:03:28

    my girl now that I have currently.

  • 1:03:30

    >> Yeah.

  • 1:03:30

    >> It took me a time to commit to my girl.

  • 1:03:33

    In the process of me starting to like my

  • 1:03:35

    girl, my cover is once you committed,

  • 1:03:37

    was your cupboard clear?

  • 1:03:39

    >> Damn near. If it wasn't clear, it was

  • 1:03:42

    almost there. I don't Again, I'm telling

  • 1:03:44

    you though, I don't have $100 million. I

  • 1:03:47

    don't travel from state to state to

  • 1:03:49

    state and got he got way more options

  • 1:03:51

    than I had.

  • 1:03:52

    >> So, hold on, let me finish. So, I'm

  • 1:03:54

    talking about him. I'm talking about, to

  • 1:03:56

    Joe's point, the reasonable expectation

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