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The Joe Budden Podcast
Episode 926

Let’s See That Snapper

Joe Budden Podcast Episode 926, “Let’s See That Snapper,” released May 8, 2026. The JBP kicks off its latest episode with their quick thoughts on this year's Met Gala (23:38) before turning their attention to the trial for NFL wide receiver Stefon Diggs (26:56). The crew then discusses if we’re going too far with smart devices (53:45), it’s over for Spirit Airlines (1:17:08), and Complex releases their 2026 Hip-Hop Media Power Rankings (1:33:56). Joe asks the room how long a QueenzFlip & Ish podcast would last (1:46:25), MIA has been kicked off the Kid Cudi tour (1:56:21), and rapper Finesse2Tymes is going through a contract dispute (2:10:00). Also, Love & Hip-Hop is coming to an end after a 15-year run (2:32:06), pegging is a hot topic (2:38:39), and much more! Full transcript and searchable timestamps below.

Let’s See That Snapper

In this episode

  • 23:38The JBP kicks off its latest episode with their quick thoughts on this year's Met Gala
  • 26:56Before turning their attention to the trial for NFL wide receiver Stefon Diggs
  • 53:45The crew then discusses if we’re going too far with smart devices
  • 1:17:08It’s over for Spirit Airlines
  • 1:33:56Complex releases their 2026 Hip-Hop Media Power Rankings
  • 1:46:25Joe asks the room how long a QueenzFlip & Ish podcast would last
  • 1:56:21MIA has been kicked off the Kid Cudi tour
  • 2:10:00Rapper Finesse2Tymes is going through a contract dispute
  • 2:32:06Love & Hip-Hop is coming to an end after a 15-year run
  • 2:38:39Pegging is a hot topic
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Joe Budden Podcast Ep. 926 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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    [music] only. I repeat, it is not

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    serious. It is not real. No one is

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    exposing, revealing, indicting or

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    telling you anything about themselves.

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    Also, we do not encourage you to try

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    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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    [music]

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    >> [music]

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    >> Microphone check. What is this?

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    JB [music]

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    back to business.

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    I guess right now we should start the

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    show.

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    [laughter]

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    Okay.

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    >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

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    >> We having a classic. I can tell. I can

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    tell. Look at Mark. Look at Ice.

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    Look at [laughter]

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    this. Somebody need to be looked at in

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    this freezing. What up?

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    Look at Mark.

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    >> What up, Freeze?

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    >> What's up? Happy single [clears throat]

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    de Mayo.

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    >> Happy.

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    [applause]

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    >> Hey, you going you you going to tip your

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    you going to tip the lawnmowers and that

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    outside boy? You going to show love to

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    the people that that reach was really

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    celebrating?

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    >> Huh?

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    >> White. [laughter]

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    >> I think that was racist by the

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    >> Don't say I ain't going to lie. They

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    work all day. Yo, this morning, shout

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    out to them.

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    >> You going to just set it off with the

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    races? [laughter]

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    >> Racist. I think that we don't highlight.

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    I think that we we we you know, we

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    celebrate other people's holidays, but

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    we don't celebrate them.

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    >> Got to celebrate them. That's what they

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    work. They put the work in. 6 this

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    morning.

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    [laughter]

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    They out there, too.

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    >> They don't talk to each other.

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    [laughter]

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    They don't talk. YOU HEAR THEM TALK?

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    They don't talk for you.

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    >> Oh [ __ ]

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    >> Oh man. How y'all doing, man? [laughter]

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    Feeling great, man. How are you?

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    >> I lived in the townhouse for 6 years and

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    every Thursday them [ __ ] used to come

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    and [laughter] get them butchers right.

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    I just be in the window. Them [ __ ]

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    wouldn't even acknowledge me

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    >> at all.

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    >> They were there for six years. Did a

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    great job.

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    >> Wow. They did a get it done.

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    >> You ever tipped them?

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    >> No. So what the [ __ ] they got to talk

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    to?

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    >> That's why he ain't talking right.

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    >> Well, I didn't hire him. It don't

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    matter. They they dicing up your bushes.

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    >> Yeah. No.

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    >> Oh, you tip you you you tip them even

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    though your uh your complex hire them.

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    You'll tip them still.

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    >> Yeah. If they do a good job.

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    >> You just he is just doing his [laughter]

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    >> trimming my bushes.

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    >> You did the back, they do the front.

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    >> Yeah, man.

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    >> We got a good day. Look at

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    >> my [ __ ]

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    >> I'm down with black people appropriating

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    [ __ ] I'm not down with none of that

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    Erica Kirk talking about.

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    >> Okay. Why? Why? Why do you um

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    >> Why? Just why?

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    >> Just Yeah.

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    >> Just why?

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    >> Why? Why single Deio?

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    >> Oh, I I have I have a blast every single

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    de. So,

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    >> we drink a tequila today.

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    >> Excuse me.

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    >> Tequila. You drink? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

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    Yeah. Tequila.

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    >> I bought a bottle in.

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    >> Oh, thank you.

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    >> All right. Come on. Let's get right into

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    it, man. Top five races.

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    >> Top five races or racist?

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    >> Racist or racist? [laughter]

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    >> What you asking?

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    >> Yeah. Be careful. Top five races right

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    now. Not racist.

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    >> Top five races. Come on.

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    >> Black. Human. Black. Black.

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    >> Look at the room.

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    >> The only answer for Parks. We ain't We

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    ain't got black first. [laughter]

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    >> I mean in order.

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    >> I'm answering from me.

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    >> You ain't got black first neither.

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    [laughter]

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    >> I definitely got

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    I definitely got black days.

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    You know what he said? [laughter]

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    >> You know what he said, [ __ ]

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    >> It's your boy Possible talking that.

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    That's you, Kobe, right?

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    >> I know you going to get on your metaph.

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    [laughter]

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    >> We know when you feel good. Don't laugh.

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    It's a one v one.

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    >> Give me an

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    a You want to get some socks?

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    >> Get your socks on, [ __ ]

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    >> Yeah. I need you to make your socks and

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    sneakers match.

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    >> What you mean the color? If you want to

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    wear new sneakers, wear new socks, MY

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    [ __ ] THESE GUYS IS NEW, BOY. [ __ ]

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    mouth.

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    >> WATCH YOUR [ __ ] MOUTH WHEN YOU

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    TALKING TO GOD, [ __ ] These are new,

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    [ __ ] I slap you.

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    >> Lift your foot up.

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    >> What?

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    >> That ain't new.

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    >> Watch your [ __ ] mouth. It is new.

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    Thank you, Free. Little tan under the

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    bottom.

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    >> You been You been around whites too much

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    and get back to black. You trying to

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    see. Look for everything black around

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    you.

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    >> My name is

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    Cuz I'm from Queens and I do what I

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    want.

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    >> Happy single year, you guys. Stand up

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    and pull your shirt.

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    >> We are so glad that you all could be

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    here with us [laughter] today. As you

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    can see, the cast is extremely excited.

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    We got a great show lined up for you

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    guys. Uh, and we're gonna have a real

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    good time, man. We have a real good

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    >> That [laughter]

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    unbutton the bottom OF THIS

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    [laughter]

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    shirt up here. Let me open it up, [ __ ]

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    Let me OPEN IT UP, BOY. DON'T TRY TO

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    HIGHLIGHT ME. You [ __ ] ass [ __ ]

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    >> We a chain that I [laughter] think I

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    think Flip looks good today. I think

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    everybody looks good today.

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    >> Yo, wait till him. He'll look good. Wait

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    till he trying [laughter] to He trying

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    to He trying to He trying to relate to

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    his workers. I'll put anything on. I'll

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    relate to you [ __ ] so you can work for

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    less, [ __ ] We We on the same We not on

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    the same playing field, boy.

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    >> Pay your [ __ ] Pay them.

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    >> I'm trying to figure out why it's so

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    scentless over there

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    >> by by Mark.

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    >> Scentless.

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    >> They don't wear lotion.

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    >> Yeah,

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    >> your lotion is scented.

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    >> You wear scented lotion?

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    >> It tracks.

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    >> Yeah, it does actually.

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    >> Pear gloss. Yeah,

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    >> that's body cream.

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    >> Okay.

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    >> And yes, it has a scent. [laughter]

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    >> Okay.

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    >> Hey, what the [ __ ] wrong with these

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    aliens?

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    >> I wear cologne.

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    >> Unless I wear cologne.

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    >> What does that have to do with our

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    >> You said I'm

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    >> You said it's sent over. It's not

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    scentless over here.

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    >> It is scentless still. It's scentless

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    still.

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    >> Yo,

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    >> he trying to segue. Okay, make sense.

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    Yeah.

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    >> Is there a reason y' don't wear lotion?

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    >> Well, is I know don't wear lotion. you

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    know when the cloud

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    >> I didn't know that Mark was making a

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    conscious decision to not wear lotion.

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    >> I always thought that you was just

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    forgetting on some having a rushed

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    morning [ __ ]

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    >> It's a little it's become part of my

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    trifling routine of just not doing it.

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    Like [laughter] I don't be like I'm not

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    against lotion. It's not a position I

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    have.

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    >> But it kind of is. No.

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    >> Do you own lotion?

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    >> Yeah, I got a lots of it.

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    >> Well, he's married so that's not fair.

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    >> I got a house full of lotions.

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    >> Yeah. [laughter]

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    We know we use

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    >> that's also cuz you married you know you

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    get married you use lotion don't don't

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    I'm not with you if you just at home I'm

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    always at home boy the deal being at

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    home and not getting a [ __ ] you drunk

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    off in the bathroom [ __ ] that's when

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    you lose lotion [ __ ]

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    >> without lotion he said lotion you drunk

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    you drunk off you freebased

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    >> dry rub

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    dry rub [laughter]

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    just me and mine dry dry rub his

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    naturally really soft. He don't do work.

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    >> Crazy. [laughter]

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    >> I got soft hands, baby hands. And boy,

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    >> why why are you banging on lotion?

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    >> It's not, like I said, it's it's more

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    like I just, you know, you be rushing,

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    you get busy, and then I was like, yeah.

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    Then I got married, I was like, I don't

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    really need to be moisturized. I ain't

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    trying to look good for nobody else.

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    >> You got a point.

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    >> I just I I have fallen off so much from

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    >> it's just great for black skin. It's

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    great for melanated skin.

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    >> It will make my body better, make me

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    feel better, make me look better. I

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    ain't got no good reason not to do it.

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    But you see this?

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    >> Oh yo.

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    >> Damn. I'm Come on. I didn't just

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    >> Yo, your [ __ ] got lit, [laughter]

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    [ __ ] I'm about to clip you watching me

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    cuz I

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    >> No, you know you got to meet up, Mark.

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    You crazy.

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    >> I ask you over here is all I'm saying.

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    >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

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    >> No, we all are not this wing right here.

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    >> Oh man. How y'all feeling?

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    >> Good.

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    >> I'm happy to be here, man. I'm happy to

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    see you guys. I miss you guys.

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    >> I was about to call out.

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    >> Why? So you get drunk off tequila and

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    >> I was I was drunk off the tequila after

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    last night.

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    >> Yo, this is so wild. Mexicans don't even

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    celebrate Cinco de Mayo like that. Wow.

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    >> How many days do you spend Cinco de

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    Mayo?

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    >> Yeah.

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    >> No, no, no. There was a Sixer game last

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    night. That's why I was drunk.

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    >> No, it wasn't.

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    >> Ice.

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    >> No, it wasn't. You are,

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    >> my man.

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    >> I can't believe you had the nerve to put

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    that ball on that table like that.

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    >> Oh,

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    [laughter]

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    you know, you be letting [ __ ] DO

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    WHATEVER THEY WANT. [laughter]

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    MARK, TAKE THAT. WHY? WHY? WHY YOU

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    SMILING IT?

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    >> KICK THAT BALCONY.

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    >> Anybody hide that word?

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    >> No, no, no. This This is for good. Guju,

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    we we had a rough start. So this

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    morning, somebody I won't say who

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    replaced the Knicks ball with the Sixers

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    ball.

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    >> You guess Martha, right?

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    >> In hopes of changing.

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    >> You call like Juju.

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    >> Well, yesterday was bad juju. I'm saying

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    Jojo. Y'all got your last one.

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    >> Well, today is going to be different.

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    That's right. New day. A new day.

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    >> Stomped a mud hole in the

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    >> Here we go.

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    >> I ain't going to lie to you.

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    >> That [ __ ] was different.

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    >> I hated that. I know. We

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    >> I ain't going. Yo, mute up for a second.

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    [laughter]

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    >> Yo,

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    stomping.

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    Don't spit no [ __ ] on me, man.

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    [laughter]

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    Just cuz you got a pod don't mean you

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    just

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    by [laughter] [ __ ] 40. We stomped an

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    absolute mud hole in the [ __ ] Sixers.

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    And we did it with brotherly love.

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    [laughter]

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    >> And we did it with brotherly love.

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    >> How do the guys look at

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    >> You know the worst part. Yo,

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    >> I plan on No, no, no, no. Prior to that,

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    cuz off of winning that Boston series, I

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    was ready to come in here talking [ __ ]

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    celebrating. I had some shirts made

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    >> and then I said, "Let me check the

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    schedule and see when game one is."

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    >> Oh, yeah. I had them right in the scope

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    for that.

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    >> I was pissed.

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    >> I had them right in the scope. So, you

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    saying you weren't confident in your

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    team?

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    >> No. No. What I'm saying is

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    >> what a separation.

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    >> Yeah. Yeah. Let me let me come here and

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    celebrate. Let me get that off and then

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    we go into the next game.

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    >> Cuz y'all showed up against Boston.

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    >> Showed up huge.

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    >> Y'all showed up against Boston,

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    >> but these ain't them white boys.

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    [laughter]

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    >> Shut up. The the these are not those

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    Boston white boys. I wanted Boston

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    because of all them Boston white boys. I

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    wanted them. Oh, we was gonna kick they

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    ass. But y'all wanted to go out there

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    and Yeah. But when in a black way like

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    athleticism, dunking edge cone balls on

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    their heads. [ __ ] [laughter]

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    It was embarrassing what y'all did out

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    there. So, y'all kind of was on a high.

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    Congrats to Philly for what y'all did.

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    >> Historic victory.

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    >> I'm not I'm not coming in here really to

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    to to boast the way I should. like Ice.

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    I checked the schedule because I didn't

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    want to come in here before a game was

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    played and have to hear Philadelphia

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    mouth.

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    >> I didn't want to come in I didn't want

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    to come in blank blank and hear hope

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    from y'all [laughter] [ __ ] So once I

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    saw the schedule and it said Monday

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    night. Oh, I said, "Oh, great.

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    >> Oh, wonderful. Someone will have an edge

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    and I think that's us." See, last year

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    and the year before, we were that team

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    going through the steps, learning how

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    important it is to close out a series

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    when wing if you can early so so you can

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    rest.

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    >> Mhm.

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    >> So, I ain't We were supposed to win that

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    game. I ain't But this is the This is

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    our ascension run. Nick fans, true Nick

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    fans ain't happy that we beat up on

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    y'all. This is supposed to happen.

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    >> I'm [clears throat] not mad at Luc up

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    for a second. [laughter]

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    and Philadelphia.

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    >> Philadelphia,

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    y'all. Y'all traded arguably somebody

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    that was in the rookie of the year

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    conversation last year for scraps for

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    tacos. Y'all traded him to avoid the

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    luxury tax. Y'all got tacos like that.

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    >> They got back like a eighth round pick

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    or some [ __ ]

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    >> It was more than that, but

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    >> what else was it aside from avoid the

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    luxury tax?

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    They're trying they're in win now mode

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    and with Edgecom playing this well, they

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    had some questions about his knee

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    because he he had two injuries, right?

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    He had the knee injury and a hand

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    injury.

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    >> Oh, you believe believe in what uh

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    >> and they were Philly Tribune said

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    >> and and so he would have been five deep

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    in a rotation, which is fine if you're

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    OKC cuz you don't need him right now,

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    but they were trying to win. I think it

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    was a bad trade, but it wasn't for it

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    was it was more about that. It was my

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    >> the Sixers could use Jared McCain. God

  • 12:22

    damn right they

  • 12:22

    >> and we could take the six out of y'all

  • 12:24

    name

  • 12:25

    >> like we thought it was Nixon six.

  • 12:27

    >> What y'all put him in the er [laughter]

  • 12:31

    that's good work.

  • 12:33

    That was a good one.

  • 12:34

    >> That was a good one.

  • 12:35

    >> Yeah. Y'all y'all are y'all are y'all

  • 12:37

    I'm not I'm not super excited about

  • 12:39

    this. The Knicks the Knicks should kill.

  • 12:40

    Y'all will come back.

  • 12:41

    >> I have the same faith I had

  • 12:43

    >> before the series started.

  • 12:44

    >> Same

  • 12:45

    >> same. If the Sixers are healthy, like I

  • 12:47

    said with Boston, if as long I mean if

  • 12:49

    because if B goes out tomorrow, gets hit

  • 12:50

    by bus, which could happen, god forbid,

  • 12:52

    but he always gets injured.

  • 12:54

    >> Um if the Sixers stay healthy, the

  • 12:56

    Sixers win this series.

  • 12:57

    >> That nigga's a mop. Him and AD, bro.

  • 12:59

    They live on the floor like, yo, anybody

  • 13:01

    could push this [ __ ] on the floor.

  • 13:03

    >> AD's a lot. Yeah,

  • 13:04

    >> they cussing a Yo.

  • 13:06

    >> Yeah, you're right. You're right.

  • 13:07

    >> And that's the that's bad.

  • 13:08

    >> That was Jaylen Brown point like, "Yo,

  • 13:10

    my [ __ ] you posted me up. I do like

  • 13:11

    this. You fall. You seven something 300

  • 13:14

    lb. You just going to fall?

  • 13:15

    >> Well, he he getting to the line though.

  • 13:16

    I mean, that's the only thing that kept

  • 13:17

    us remotely in the game in the first

  • 13:19

    quarter.

  • 13:19

    >> It's just a real big difference. You can

  • 13:21

    see the difference between a team that's

  • 13:23

    been together for the last five years or

  • 13:26

    four years. The

  • 13:28

    >> Knicks did that without even really

  • 13:29

    kicking it with each other. Just kind of

  • 13:30

    knowing where it's like me and my dad at

  • 13:32

    the spade table. It's like you just know

  • 13:34

    >> what where somebody's going to be and

  • 13:36

    what they going to do. It was it was the

  • 13:38

    mind. All that edge comb athleticism,

  • 13:40

    maxi speed, all that [ __ ] It was it was

  • 13:44

    that's not talked about enough, man, in

  • 13:46

    basketball. And we going to move on cuz

  • 13:48

    why why would we stay on this long?

  • 13:50

    [laughter]

  • 13:51

    Uh but IQ is just so understated in

  • 13:54

    basketball. Yo, and it matters. Colin

  • 13:56

    Coward before this series had Jaylen

  • 13:58

    Brunson as like the seventh best player

  • 14:00

    in the series. I don't understand it.

  • 14:02

    >> Everybody's better than Jaylen Brunson.

  • 14:05

    >> Colin Coward just be talking, man. Yeah,

  • 14:07

    he list

  • 14:10

    I [laughter] think I think he's the

  • 14:11

    third.

  • 14:11

    >> He had current Paul George better than

  • 14:14

    Carly Anthony Towns. Like his list was

  • 14:15

    nuts.

  • 14:17

    >> He had Edgecomb better than all.

  • 14:20

    >> He was bugging. But everybody is better

  • 14:22

    than Jaylen Brunson

  • 14:25

    until they see Jaylen Brunson.

  • 14:26

    >> Well, let's see if that happens this

  • 14:28

    series.

  • 14:28

    >> Everybody, we got to hear about it. You

  • 14:30

    was another one with all of this [ __ ]

  • 14:32

    Iris Maxi.

  • 14:33

    >> I still I still believe Maxi. Look, the

  • 14:36

    Sixers play against the Celtics damn

  • 14:38

    near until midnight Sunday morning.

  • 14:40

    >> You know what I mean? And now they play

  • 14:41

    Monday night. They're exhausted. This is

  • 14:43

    an older team.

  • 14:43

    >> Wait, so you think that Maxi is better

  • 14:44

    than Brunson, just for clarity?

  • 14:46

    >> And I do think Maxi over Brunson. Yeah,

  • 14:48

    I do. I think he's better player and he

  • 14:49

    certainly had a better season. Would you

  • 14:50

    agree with that?

  • 14:51

    >> No.

  • 14:51

    >> No, not really.

  • 14:52

    >> No. Okay.

  • 14:53

    >> No,

  • 14:54

    >> I I strongly disagree.

  • 14:55

    >> Did you see the game last night?

  • 14:56

    >> I did. Maxi got Maxi didn't play well.

  • 14:58

    It's the worst game I've seen.

  • 14:59

    >> Everybody's better than Brunson

  • 15:02

    >> till the game starts. until they got to

  • 15:04

    see Brunson.

  • 15:05

    >> We'll see.

  • 15:06

    >> Never fails.

  • 15:07

    >> Yeah, you know,

  • 15:07

    >> sixes and five.

  • 15:08

    >> I'm not going to say that, but I I but I

  • 15:10

    still got us I still got us. Um I ain't

  • 15:12

    even mentioned the best part.

  • 15:14

    >> Here we go.

  • 15:14

    >> And we got six more home games.

  • 15:18

    [clears throat]

  • 15:21

    >> How can we lose? You know, y'all ain't

  • 15:23

    got six home games.

  • 15:25

    >> Why not?

  • 15:26

    >> Y'all can't come to that game.

  • 15:27

    >> The turnpike did.

  • 15:28

    >> Oh, you didn't see the stats. [laughter]

  • 15:30

    >> No, no, no. You didn't see the the the

  • 15:32

    the ticket update, Joe. I mean,

  • 15:34

    >> no, I saw that. You didn't see the

  • 15:35

    stats. The stats came back

  • 15:38

    of who bought the tickets and where they

  • 15:41

    were from.

  • 15:42

    >> Mhm.

  • 15:42

    >> That's cool.

  • 15:43

    >> Not counting the Nick fans that live in

  • 15:45

    Philadelphia.

  • 15:46

    >> That's cool.

  • 15:47

    >> I had mad people in my DMs. Yo, if you

  • 15:49

    need a Philly address, I got you one.

  • 15:52

    [laughter]

  • 15:52

    >> That's nasty.

  • 15:53

    >> That's disgusting. Fine. Fine.

  • 15:55

    >> Told me, yo, Joe want to buy my tickets?

  • 15:58

    >> Yeah. Like [ __ ]

  • 16:00

    Nick fans will be there.

  • 16:02

    >> Oh, no. I'm not saying y a gonna be

  • 16:03

    there. It ain't going to be a home game.

  • 16:04

    It ain't going to look like it did

  • 16:05

    before.

  • 16:06

    >> Oh, yes it is.

  • 16:07

    >> Oh, yes.

  • 16:07

    >> Well, y'all took over and

  • 16:08

    >> Oh, yes it is.

  • 16:09

    >> chanting and [ __ ] Do you really think

  • 16:11

    Do you really think Philly gave all them

  • 16:13

    people their money back?

  • 16:16

    >> This business, my [ __ ]

  • 16:20

    >> Go New York.

  • 16:20

    >> It's all right. It's all right.

  • 16:22

    >> I liked them. I wanted Philly to win,

  • 16:23

    but they game was just y talking like

  • 16:26

    >> Maxi averaged 28 points, 28.3 points,

  • 16:30

    6.6 assist, and 4.1 rebounds, shooting

  • 16:32

    46% from the field this year.

  • 16:33

    >> Okay.

  • 16:34

    >> Okay.

  • 16:34

    >> Brunson averaged 26 points, 6.8 assists,

  • 16:38

    and 3.3 rs.

  • 16:39

    >> Okay.

  • 16:39

    >> So, so Maxi had and he shot 46%. So,

  • 16:42

    Maxi basically had was ahead of him in

  • 16:44

    everything except assist, which is

  • 16:46

    about2. And Joel Embiid ain't play all

  • 16:48

    year.

  • 16:50

    >> Yeah, that's why I think he had a better

  • 16:51

    year.

  • 16:51

    >> Joel Embiid ain't play all year. Um,

  • 16:54

    whatchamacallit did that with a whole

  • 16:56

    roster intact and won a lot more games

  • 16:58

    >> and he's the seventh seed

  • 17:00

    >> and and he did that for y'all to be the

  • 17:02

    seventh.

  • 17:02

    >> He had a better season. That's all my

  • 17:04

    point. He had a better season. He did.

  • 17:05

    But I think he's I think I think he's um

  • 17:07

    anyway doesn't matter. But I he I think

  • 17:08

    he had a better season. I think he's

  • 17:09

    going to make all NBA team this year for

  • 17:12

    the first time. I think Ty Max is going

  • 17:13

    to have a

  • 17:14

    >> Will he score more than 12 next game?

  • 17:16

    Well, that's that's the disappointing

  • 17:18

    part. I've just I've never seen him

  • 17:20

    quite look like this, but I think he

  • 17:21

    said I think he was probably tired and

  • 17:22

    said a bit.

  • 17:22

    >> It's all good.

  • 17:23

    >> It happens. We got it, man. It happens.

  • 17:25

    >> It happens. [ __ ]

  • 17:26

    >> Clip. You a Knicks fan?

  • 17:28

    >> No, I'm just I'm on a bandwagon. Yo.

  • 17:30

    >> Oh, got you. Got you.

  • 17:37

    >> Let's keep this applause going right

  • 17:39

    quick for the best crew in the world.

  • 17:40

    Can I Can we turn my bogo up a little

  • 17:41

    bit please Parks?

  • 17:46

    for daddy.

  • 17:47

    >> M. Much better. Much better. Much

  • 17:50

    better.

  • 17:52

    >> Daddy.

  • 18:03

    Who is that?

  • 18:06

    Was it

  • 18:07

    [laughter]

  • 18:08

    FROM THE WEB? IT'S THE NETWORK.

  • 18:12

    >> ALL RIGHT. Mic check 1212. Mic check

  • 18:14

    1212. What episode is this?

  • 18:16

    >> 926.

  • 18:16

    >> Welcome to episode 926 of the Joe Button

  • 18:19

    podcast brought to you by powered by few

  • 18:22

    by prize picks prize pics gang. I am

  • 18:24

    your humble, gracious, grateful,

  • 18:26

    extremely happy to be here. Host Joe

  • 18:27

    Button here with some really amazing

  • 18:29

    people. To my right, Queens get the

  • 18:31

    money. Whole queens, what up out there?

  • 18:32

    Queens Flip in the building. Queen Flip,

  • 18:34

    how you feeling, bro?

  • 18:35

    >> I'm feeling great, man. Happy to be

  • 18:36

    here. Let's get to it.

  • 18:37

    >> Good. Absolutely love that. Next to him,

  • 18:39

    our good brother Dr. Mark Lamont Hill is

  • 18:41

    in the building. Mark, how you doing,

  • 18:42

    man?

  • 18:43

    >> I can't complain,

  • 18:44

    >> my man. Good. Good. Next to him. Come

  • 18:46

    on, man. Stop playing.

  • 18:48

    >> Ham sockless.

  • 18:50

    >> Stop playing. Softless. [laughter]

  • 18:52

    >> Huh? Soft gray shirt shorts with the ham

  • 18:55

    shirt.

  • 18:55

    >> Soft man era

  • 18:56

    >> with the dick pill in his system.

  • 18:59

    >> With a dick pill in his system

  • 19:01

    [laughter] right now, boy

  • 19:05

    right now.

  • 19:08

    Never know what you'll see at the post

  • 19:09

    office [laughter]

  • 19:11

    >> at the UPS.

  • 19:12

    >> You never know who we'll bump into at

  • 19:14

    [ __ ] Waw Wa. Mr. Thousand Doors and

  • 19:16

    Big is in the building. Our current P of

  • 19:19

    the month is how you feel at in the

  • 19:22

    background. I go I'm going to go get it.

  • 19:25

    I didn't want to take it home.

  • 19:27

    >> How you feeling? Smart man. Smart man.

  • 19:30

    >> Yeah. Yeah. You know, you know.

  • 19:31

    >> Yeah. Good thing.

  • 19:33

    >> Ran a few changes before.

  • 19:34

    >> Oh [ __ ] You think you [laughter] get a

  • 19:35

    good thing?

  • 19:43

    >> [laughter]

  • 19:46

    >> That was smart though. That's what you

  • 19:47

    think. Got you. Yeah. Cuz you going to

  • 19:49

    give it up too. be like, "You're not

  • 19:50

    going to fight for the party." I don't

  • 19:52

    want no problem for that right there.

  • 19:54

    >> Take my phone, too.

  • 19:55

    >> It would just be Mark

  • 19:58

    [laughter]

  • 20:02

    with a lip [laughter]

  • 20:03

    with a lip and a shy face on a whole

  • 20:07

    bunch of [laughter]

  • 20:11

    >> come off of this [laughter]

  • 20:14

    divine piece of jewelry.

  • 20:18

    Y'all see the little Tik Tok trend going

  • 20:19

    on of uh dudes and a significant other

  • 20:23

    with the shy on uh acting like they

  • 20:26

    about to uh rob a bank or rob some

  • 20:28

    [ __ ] So the [ __ ] come out.

  • 20:30

    >> ALL RIGHT, Y'ALL KNOW WHAT THE [ __ ] TOM

  • 20:31

    GET. AND THEN here come the girl. Yeah,

  • 20:35

    everybody [laughter]

  • 20:36

    you better listen to him.

  • 20:40

    >> Uh next to ish. Come on, man. Stop

  • 20:42

    playing. Big appropriation by stop

  • 20:46

    playing serving legs today. POPEYE'S GOT

  • 20:50

    NOTHING ON HIM. [laughter]

  • 20:52

    >> LOVE THAT CHICKEN FROM POPEY.

  • 20:54

    >> BIG FREEZE in the building. [singing]

  • 20:58

    >> You [ __ ] ain't got more Apple Watch

  • 21:00

    bands than him

  • 21:00

    >> at [laughter] all. Y'all talking about?

  • 21:02

    Stop playing with him, man. Freeze, how

  • 21:04

    you feeling, bro?

  • 21:05

    >> I'm good, man. I'm good. Good.

  • 21:06

    >> Happy to see you, Freeze.

  • 21:07

    >> Happy to see y'all, too.

  • 21:08

    >> All right. Make sure

  • 21:09

    >> freeze over the over the over the uh

  • 21:13

    course of the week.

  • 21:15

    >> Uh I learned a little fact about

  • 21:18

    vasectomies. I got to come bring it to

  • 21:20

    you your way cuz you are vasectomy

  • 21:22

    expert

  • 21:24

    cuz you know I was

  • 21:25

    >> clip reverse clip reverse.

  • 21:26

    >> I was looking into the process and I was

  • 21:28

    fighting with my girl about it. Uh

  • 21:31

    >> wait, what side was you on the fight?

  • 21:35

    I was saying, well, we had just talking

  • 21:37

    about before and me and her were just

  • 21:39

    rehashing it.

  • 21:40

    >> Uh, I was saying I'm with telling your

  • 21:43

    partner oh

  • 21:44

    >> I'm with telling your partner if you're

  • 21:45

    going to get a vasectomy. However, if

  • 21:48

    somebody is dead set on not wanting any

  • 21:50

    more kids, I totally understand them

  • 21:53

    making that decision, not telling nobody

  • 21:54

    about it. Got it. Okay.

  • 21:56

    >> Your body, your choice.

  • 21:57

    >> And then she said, I would know.

  • 22:00

    And then I said, how would you know?

  • 22:03

    And then she said, "Because you

  • 22:06

    ejaculate differently once you've had

  • 22:08

    it." And I said, "What do you mean

  • 22:10

    that's not true?" And she said, "Did

  • 22:12

    come out chunky?" That's not true. Like

  • 22:15

    like blocks of cocaine. [laughter]

  • 22:17

    >> What because they've chunky nuts

  • 22:20

    >> because they've extracted the the semen

  • 22:22

    or whatever the

  • 22:23

    >> foil.

  • 22:27

    Yeah, that's exactly. So, so I was like,

  • 22:29

    "Yo, if if I'm coming blue cheese, then

  • 22:30

    I'm not going to get the vasectomy."

  • 22:31

    >> It's It's the exact same [ __ ] bro. I

  • 22:34

    don't know where you where she got that

  • 22:36

    from. As a person who has a basectomy

  • 22:38

    and bust a lot of nuts, it's the exact

  • 22:41

    same.

  • 22:41

    >> But you shoot up the club.

  • 22:42

    >> Same color, too. That ain't always That

  • 22:45

    ain't true. It's It's

  • 22:48

    >> now That's some super That's I ain't

  • 22:49

    going to lie, that's a some super fly

  • 22:51

    [ __ ] to had a vasectomy and still pull

  • 22:53

    out. [ __ ] get off me. Yo, [laughter]

  • 22:55

    still still

  • 22:56

    >> just in case.

  • 22:58

    You ain't even worth

  • 23:02

    [laughter]

  • 23:05

    milk. No, that's a flex. Yo. Yeah,

  • 23:08

    freeze. Anyway, uh Big Parks, Elmer's

  • 23:11

    finest.

  • 23:13

    White Po is here. Cory is here and love

  • 23:15

    ass Corey face ass from St. Bart's ass.

  • 23:18

    Uh Erikson is here. Uh, Tanner and

  • 23:20

    Savannah are here by remote. Last, but

  • 23:22

    certainly not least, each and every one

  • 23:24

    of you very important people out there

  • 23:26

    are here. What's up? What's going on?

  • 23:28

    What's going on?

  • 23:28

    >> What's good, man?

  • 23:29

    >> Chilling. Feeling good, man.

  • 23:31

    >> We in the building, y'all. We in the

  • 23:32

    building.

  • 23:33

    >> Let's get right to it. What What's

  • 23:35

    important?

  • 23:36

    >> What's important? What's on our hearts

  • 23:37

    and minds?

  • 23:37

    >> I assumed you was going to break down

  • 23:39

    the Matt Galla.

  • 23:41

    >> I mean,

  • 23:42

    >> I didn't love it this year.

  • 23:43

    >> Yeah. Really?

  • 23:44

    >> We can talk about it, but I don't know

  • 23:46

    if it's the opener.

  • 23:47

    >> Okay. And I do plan to talk about it a

  • 23:49

    little bit, but I didn't.

  • 23:50

    >> It wasn't.

  • 23:51

    >> I I thought with the concept that they

  • 23:53

    was going to eat a little more.

  • 23:55

    >> They did not.

  • 23:55

    >> And seemed a little lazy, right?

  • 23:57

    >> Super.

  • 23:58

    >> All right. I just wanted to make sure it

  • 23:58

    weren't using me.

  • 23:59

    >> There was some flash, but there was a

  • 24:01

    lot of like

  • 24:02

    >> a lot of people missed the mark.

  • 24:04

    >> Yeah.

  • 24:04

    >> I think a lot of people just didn't put

  • 24:06

    forth the effort that they did last year

  • 24:08

    in the last couple years.

  • 24:09

    >> That [ __ ] was blah. No, I think No, I

  • 24:11

    think the concept of art is really lost

  • 24:13

    on people and and it's up to each

  • 24:16

    individual's interpretation and some

  • 24:19

    people just look like

  • 24:20

    >> I don't think with that crowd

  • 24:21

    >> these be having stylists. Yeah, these be

  • 24:23

    having stylists again with a budget that

  • 24:26

    is

  • 24:26

    >> unlimited. Yeah. Impossible. So, I

  • 24:29

    thought somebody would have been coming

  • 24:30

    in with some spacey some

  • 24:32

    >> Jimmy Butler came in and custom Alo

  • 24:34

    >> with a hoodie.

  • 24:35

    >> With a hoodie on that me right, but it's

  • 24:38

    Aloc. These are the companies

  • 24:40

    >> and uh uh DWade had a [ __ ] tank top on.

  • 24:43

    I was like, "All right,

  • 24:44

    >> wait." DWade had on

  • 24:47

    No, no. I just want to shut off the

  • 24:48

    designers. I don't remember who the

  • 24:50

    designer was.

  • 24:51

    >> We'll come back to this. Okay.

  • 24:52

    >> We'll come back to this because it's

  • 24:54

    it's about the designers.

  • 24:55

    >> The one thing I was thinking is that

  • 24:56

    maybe people wanted to like actually

  • 24:58

    enjoy the party and some of that super

  • 24:59

    extravagant [ __ ] It's probably hard to

  • 25:01

    like enjoy the party,

  • 25:03

    >> but I could be wrong.

  • 25:04

    >> Like Tiana was uh that was uh Tiana with

  • 25:07

    that shocked I think it was Tom Ford.

  • 25:09

    >> That might be right. Actually,

  • 25:10

    >> I was like, "Oh shit." Uh

  • 25:12

    >> I couldn't figure out who Ho Suit was. I

  • 25:14

    think it was Chanel, but I'm not

  • 25:15

    positive.

  • 25:18

    >> Oh yeah.

  • 25:18

    >> I liked his I liked his suit though.

  • 25:19

    >> He looked nice.

  • 25:20

    >> And I kind of liked Steph Curry's [ __ ]

  • 25:21

    with the hood. Even though I hate like a

  • 25:22

    hoodie vibe, his [ __ ] looked kind of

  • 25:24

    fly.

  • 25:25

    >> That was Balenciaga,

  • 25:26

    >> was it?

  • 25:26

    >> Yeah. Steph and his wife. Balenciaga.

  • 25:28

    We'll come back to this.

  • 25:29

    >> Yeah, we can come back to

  • 25:30

    >> uh No, let's start with Steph Diggs.

  • 25:34

    >> Stefan Digs. Important [ __ ]

  • 25:36

    >> Yeah. appropriately named boy.

  • 25:39

    [laughter]

  • 25:40

    >> Was [ __ ] down?

  • 25:44

    >> Every [ __ ] knew that.

  • 25:47

    >> Yeah, he got that [ __ ] money dick. He

  • 25:50

    got

  • 25:50

    >> He cook You cook that steak. You cook

  • 25:53

    that steak like that. I'm coming to take

  • 25:55

    that down, son. And they want to just

  • 25:56

    take everything.

  • 25:57

    >> Yeah. And give you a room in the house.

  • 25:59

    You got to live here.

  • 26:00

    >> Yeah.

  • 26:01

    >> And you got to leave when my girl come.

  • 26:03

    But

  • 26:04

    >> when she when she leave, He's your back.

  • 26:07

    >> You can come cook again.

  • 26:08

    >> Make me an omelette, some grits, make

  • 26:10

    breakfast,

  • 26:10

    >> and some [ __ ]

  • 26:12

    >> Yeah. And I'mma fly you. And I'mma fly

  • 26:14

    you out. You You get to come with the

  • 26:15

    crew. This is This is [sighs] What is

  • 26:18

    there to say about this? I Everybody

  • 26:20

    knew that he was cracking the girl.

  • 26:21

    >> Mhm.

  • 26:22

    >> The second I heard the very first clip

  • 26:24

    of her voice. I was like, "Yeah, nothing

  • 26:27

    about that voice. Give chef.

  • 26:29

    >> This voice is giving phone sex. Make me

  • 26:32

    nut after midnight. [laughter]

  • 26:33

    What are y'all talking about? Somebody

  • 26:35

    come in here with that voice. Yes,

  • 26:36

    you're hired.

  • 26:37

    >> She cooking.

  • 26:38

    >> Yes,

  • 26:38

    >> she cooking.

  • 26:39

    >> Yes. You make oodles and noodles.

  • 26:42

    >> Can you tell which one is the oven? All

  • 26:43

    right, cool. We got the job.

  • 26:44

    >> Can you boil Can you boil an egg?

  • 26:46

    >> Oh, here's the phone. Uber eats whatever

  • 26:48

    we need to eat here.

  • 26:49

    >> That keep that ass here.

  • 26:52

    >> You Oh, and then they Oh my gosh. So

  • 26:55

    then they showed the We're talking about

  • 26:57

    the Stefan Diggs case that his uh former

  • 27:00

    chef has against him for strangulation

  • 27:02

    amongst other things. M and

  • 27:09

    >> my boy bad man. Hey man.

  • 27:12

    >> Well,

  • 27:13

    >> she confused me like and she was thirsty

  • 27:16

    to bring Cardi up. Like she was real

  • 27:19

    thirsty to keep saying Cardi name on

  • 27:20

    questions that had absolutely nothing to

  • 27:22

    do with Cardi. But in some of that [ __ ]

  • 27:24

    she was saying like she was still hyped

  • 27:26

    to talk to Cardi and hey we was planning

  • 27:29

    outfits to go to this trip. And I'm

  • 27:31

    like,

  • 27:31

    >> I think she did that to show like, yo, I

  • 27:34

    was what I got was you jealous, but

  • 27:38

    you're not jealous of the man.

  • 27:40

    >> Like, yo, I'mma be your side, but when

  • 27:43

    you start going to get yams and green

  • 27:45

    beans and mashed potatoes, now I got a

  • 27:47

    problem.

  • 27:48

    >> You get what I'm saying? So, I think

  • 27:49

    strategically she was like, "Yo, dog,

  • 27:51

    I'm not mad at girls cuz me and Cardi

  • 27:55

    super fly." Like, she kept reiterating

  • 27:57

    like, "Me and Cardi fly. I met her. We

  • 27:58

    got cool. We built a relationship." Da

  • 28:00

    da da. But all the gardener and the

  • 28:03

    [ __ ] you know what I'm saying?

  • 28:05

    >> Athlete doing the living sides. Yo, I'll

  • 28:08

    be honest. Like, y'all take it to the

  • 28:10

    extreme cuz y'all been lit since uh

  • 28:12

    y'all was seven.

  • 28:13

    >> It's a different type of money, too.

  • 28:15

    >> It's a different type of money.

  • 28:16

    >> Yeah, but I'm just talking about the

  • 28:17

    ideology behind it. Live inside 40

  • 28:21

    million a year.

  • 28:22

    >> The money is what it Yeah.

  • 28:24

    >> Yo, you doing 50 60 70

  • 28:28

    >> know what the crib look like? Yeah.

  • 28:30

    >> And you I got [laughter]

  • 28:32

    >> Exactly.

  • 28:33

    >> I got four or five of them.

  • 28:34

    >> But anyway,

  • 28:35

    >> how would you characterize your

  • 28:36

    relationship with Mr. Dicks?

  • 28:39

    >> I would say it's

  • 28:42

    >> nothing about that voice say cook

  • 28:44

    something paprika. [laughter]

  • 28:46

    >> Nothing about that.

  • 28:47

    >> We

  • 28:50

    we had a it started out as friends. We

  • 28:53

    met

  • 28:54

    >> that [ __ ] good.

  • 28:55

    >> Started out as friends.

  • 28:58

    >> [laughter]

  • 28:58

    >> and we would

  • 29:02

    meet up,

  • 29:03

    hang out.

  • 29:04

    >> No, you can tell she she know what she

  • 29:05

    doing.

  • 29:06

    >> No, for sure.

  • 29:08

    >> Professional, questionable without

  • 29:09

    doubt.

  • 29:10

    >> This chick ain't never seen William.

  • 29:12

    [laughter]

  • 29:13

    February 2025, you and he talked about

  • 29:15

    you working for him

  • 29:17

    >> and that's private.

  • 29:18

    >> You got the job, Mom. [laughter]

  • 29:21

    >> You got the gig. It's yours like Wuang

  • 29:24

    said. Got it, man.

  • 29:27

    I'm with you. Yeah, I'm with you. Hired.

  • 29:30

    >> Yeah, but when it don't go right, girl,

  • 29:32

    y'all got to give it up. That's so last

  • 29:34

    decade. When it don't go right, now you

  • 29:36

    got to bring bring up fake DV. And I'm

  • 29:37

    only saying fake DV cuz how the lawyers

  • 29:39

    were spinning her up there.

  • 29:40

    >> Like that video they showed of her doing

  • 29:43

    the dance.

  • 29:44

    >> Yeah.

  • 29:45

    >> It was like, oh, it kind of got you a

  • 29:48

    little bit. What did you think, Mark?

  • 29:49

    Did you see that?

  • 29:50

    >> I saw the dance, but I didn't have a

  • 29:51

    context, so I don't know if it was real

  • 29:52

    or not, but that's

  • 29:53

    >> No, they was tearing her up on that

  • 29:54

    stand. Let me turn her up on that spin.

  • 29:56

    >> Oh, that's nasty.

  • 29:57

    >> It was ass in there though.

  • 30:01

    >> It was ass in there.

  • 30:02

    >> No, I'm talking about in that dance.

  • 30:05

    >> It was in there.

  • 30:06

    >> Did the Did the video come out after the

  • 30:08

    court testimony or did they use that to

  • 30:09

    impeach her? Like were they like you

  • 30:11

    said this, but what about this? Which

  • 30:13

    one was it?

  • 30:13

    >> They used it.

  • 30:15

    >> I don't I saw the video on the internet.

  • 30:17

    I didn't know if that came out like

  • 30:18

    after she gave her her version of the

  • 30:20

    stories or did the lawyers present that

  • 30:22

    to her like how do you explain this?

  • 30:23

    >> Yes. The latter. They used it.

  • 30:24

    >> It was the latter. He

  • 30:25

    >> How did she respond?

  • 30:26

    >> It was You said this happened and this

  • 30:29

    is you a few days later. Let me try to

  • 30:31

    find how she responded.

  • 30:33

    >> I got too many clips of her cuz she was

  • 30:34

    a star. She was a star all day.

  • 30:37

    >> Relationship with Mr. Dance.

  • 30:39

    >> Oh, no. We just did that.

  • 30:40

    >> All right. I'm going get out of here.

  • 30:41

    >> He asked me what was I doing for the

  • 30:42

    week?

  • 30:44

    >> And I asked him, "Oh, so you weren't

  • 30:45

    going to tell me that you I wasn't able

  • 30:48

    to come to Art Basil?"

  • 30:51

    and he was he explained

  • 30:54

    why and it was cuz of the

  • 30:59

    situation with me and the other coworker

  • 31:02

    Lindsay Bolan

  • 31:04

    and I was upset with him not upset at

  • 31:07

    the fact I couldn't go to our bathroom

  • 31:08

    me and him have a relationship over 4

  • 31:10

    and 1/2 years he could have told me

  • 31:12

    weeks ahead of time because me and his

  • 31:14

    girlfriend Cardi B we were talking about

  • 31:17

    having like out stuff being planned and

  • 31:20

    he just waited get to the last day. So,

  • 31:22

    I was more upset with him not letting

  • 31:24

    [clears throat] me know I wasn't going

  • 31:25

    to come like at an earlier time.

  • 31:27

    >> When you're in

  • 31:30

    >> the bringing your other side,

  • 31:32

    >> right?

  • 31:32

    >> I'm your bottom, my [ __ ] I'mma rock

  • 31:34

    with your girl and then it's me. I'm the

  • 31:37

    I'm the a man. She has some plans out

  • 31:39

    there at Art Basel that he [ __ ]

  • 31:40

    >> No, no, no. I don't think so. I think

  • 31:42

    she wanted to go with him to Art Basil

  • 31:44

    with Shorty and she took somebody else.

  • 31:48

    >> I've been to Yams. You want to take that

  • 31:50

    [ __ ] we ain't doing that green

  • 31:53

    beans on a trip. You [ __ ] out your mind.

  • 31:55

    [laughter] You out your boy.

  • 31:57

    >> Yeah, I don't plan on eating on the trip

  • 31:59

    anyway.

  • 32:01

    We ain't going to need a good stove or

  • 32:03

    nothing. Yeah, I'm just drinking all car

  • 32:05

    bones.

  • 32:06

    >> That's it.

  • 32:07

    >> That's nuts.

  • 32:08

    >> Uh, let's see.

  • 32:11

    >> And it turned out, Miss Adams, you had

  • 32:13

    gotten paid for two of the three weeks

  • 32:15

    that you said you had gotten paid for,

  • 32:17

    right?

  • 32:19

    That's where it got tricky.

  • 32:23

    >> This is missing a whole lot of stuff.

  • 32:25

    It's a

  • 32:25

    >> yes or no question.

  • 32:26

    >> I can't answer your question correctly

  • 32:27

    without the proper evidence.

  • 32:33

    >> Here come evidence.

  • 32:33

    >> Your honor man approach.

  • 32:36

    >> Uhoh.

  • 32:38

    Your honor mayor approach ain't never

  • 32:39

    good. [laughter]

  • 32:40

    >> You don't think that was going good.

  • 32:42

    Here come exhibits.

  • 32:45

    Do you recognize this document as text

  • 32:48

    exchanges between you and Sunny?

  • 32:53

    >> Go ahead. Look through that. They take a

  • 32:55

    time in a rush. You can read, right?

  • 32:57

    >> We'll wait.

  • 33:01

    >> Yes. Dated December 9, 2025.

  • 33:06

    >> Yes. And you're the person in the

  • 33:08

    bubbles on the left.

  • 33:10

    >> Yes. And you write to Sunny. Okay. So, I

  • 33:13

    looked over my transfers payment history

  • 33:17

    and they sent payments 117 and 1121

  • 33:21

    totaling $4,000.

  • 33:23

    See that?

  • 33:24

    >> Yes. So, you knew that you had actually

  • 33:26

    been paid for two of those three weeks

  • 33:28

    that you tried to get paid for again,

  • 33:30

    right?

  • 33:32

    What's your What's your name? I never

  • 33:33

    like [laughter] did you know I was

  • 33:36

    trying to [cough]

  • 33:37

    [clears throat] name because I

  • 33:39

    >> What's your name again?

  • 33:43

    I'm not this

  • 33:47

    >> I don't know.

  • 33:48

    >> I can't answer that question correctly.

  • 33:51

    >> You knew on December 9th that you had

  • 33:54

    been paid for two of the three weeks you

  • 33:55

    said you hadn't been paid for, did you?

  • 33:58

    >> I don't I can't I don't understand the

  • 34:00

    question.

  • 34:01

    >> You just acknowledged you wrote it to

  • 34:02

    Sunny.

  • 34:04

    >> I was supposed to be paid for the week I

  • 34:07

    was sent home. So, I sent the incorrect

  • 34:09

    amount because

  • 34:11

    >> I didn't know he wasn't paying me for

  • 34:13

    that.

  • 34:14

    >> So, you got $6,000 instead of $2,000.

  • 34:17

    >> That's the my calculations was

  • 34:20

    >> my calculation.

  • 34:21

    >> And once and so that last week, that was

  • 34:24

    a week you didn't work, right?

  • 34:26

    >> Because I was sent home,

  • 34:27

    >> right? So, you weren't in the kitchen

  • 34:29

    cooking.

  • 34:31

    >> Mr. Dig sent me home because he had

  • 34:33

    girls at whatever

  • 34:36

    responsive, your honor. Yes.

  • 34:38

    >> He's just mad.

  • 34:41

    >> Do you understand? Do you even

  • 34:42

    understand?

  • 34:43

    >> What does any of this have to do with

  • 34:44

    strangulation and all the other they

  • 34:47

    >> were accusing him of? What does any of

  • 34:48

    this have to do with the strangulation

  • 34:49

    and all the other charges she accused

  • 34:51

    him of

  • 34:51

    >> because she was alleging that she was a

  • 34:53

    chef and she hadn't gotten paid for some

  • 34:54

    work. She just made a lot of

  • 34:56

    accusations. So they addressed every one

  • 34:58

    of them and you know

  • 34:59

    >> so now if I could if [clears throat] I

  • 35:01

    can prove that you're lying on one

  • 35:05

    now it [ __ ] up your credibility to say

  • 35:07

    you lying on three. So, I'm going to

  • 35:09

    take care of the small [ __ ] first and

  • 35:10

    then I feel bad for Stefan Digs cuz the

  • 35:14

    girl that you see real quick and and

  • 35:17

    want to do something to, want to

  • 35:19

    penetrate her, that ain't the girl

  • 35:20

    sometime on the side. The girl you [ __ ]

  • 35:22

    side, that ain't really the girl you

  • 35:24

    ever imagine being on the stand having

  • 35:25

    to really like talk

  • 35:28

    >> or somebody that y'all really was

  • 35:30

    rocking cuz that could have been your

  • 35:32

    homie.

  • 35:33

    >> You know what I'm saying? I'm going to

  • 35:34

    give you a job. Whatever the case may

  • 35:36

    be. You might not even be that good of a

  • 35:37

    chef. I got to see I'm glad you said it

  • 35:39

    before me. I got to see a meal.

  • 35:43

    [laughter]

  • 35:43

    >> She got in.

  • 35:44

    >> We got to see because if I don't start

  • 35:47

    seeing some plated food, I'mma think

  • 35:50

    that we talking about something that

  • 35:51

    y'all ain't saying yet.

  • 35:52

    >> That is true.

  • 35:53

    >> Yeah. And then and then some of this

  • 35:55

    line of questioning and some of the

  • 35:57

    complaints would make a little more

  • 35:58

    sense to me.

  • 35:59

    >> That's what I think. Even I think even

  • 36:01

    in the part with her saying, "Yo, he

  • 36:02

    owed me more money.

  • 36:04

    >> It ain't for what' you cook that week."

  • 36:05

    >> You can't say that. Yo, you owe me some

  • 36:07

    more money for some other

  • 36:09

    >> We had an agreement here. Is this and

  • 36:11

    and that's how I heard that and

  • 36:14

    bubblegum and the

  • 36:16

    >> Yeah, [laughter] exactly. And the chef

  • 36:18

    that lived with you when you ever heard

  • 36:20

    the chef that lived with you needing to

  • 36:21

    be paid weekly.

  • 36:23

    >> Yeah, that don't make no sense.

  • 36:26

    >> I don't know how that works.

  • 36:27

    >> I mean,

  • 36:27

    >> it don't work like that.

  • 36:28

    >> Oh, okay. I I'll trust your word for

  • 36:30

    >> Yeah. No, it don't work like that. Get

  • 36:31

    paid weekly and you live here. That's

  • 36:33

    not what the girl. Oh, poor thing boy.

  • 36:37

    >> You feel bad for her?

  • 36:39

    >> Huh? For her? No, I don't feel bad for

  • 36:40

    anybody. And it's I don't believe her

  • 36:43

    accusations. I have a thing about women

  • 36:46

    who make false accusations when they are

  • 36:49

    >> when they are going through something

  • 36:50

    with somebody that they're romantic with

  • 36:52

    or intimate with.

  • 36:53

    >> But a lot of that's what a lot of people

  • 36:54

    sensitive subject

  • 36:55

    >> a lot of people use emotions to uh allow

  • 36:59

    their emotions get the best of them and

  • 37:00

    they do erratic stuff.

  • 37:01

    >> And I don't think that's fear. I don't

  • 37:02

    think it's fair to to real victims of

  • 37:04

    domestic violence. I don't think it's

  • 37:06

    fear I don't think it's fear to

  • 37:07

    taxpayers. Like there's a lot of people

  • 37:08

    I don't think that some of this is fear

  • 37:10

    to. So

  • 37:11

    >> So then how sorry mom but then but how

  • 37:14

    does she get

  • 37:15

    >> her just do right? She's saying that yo

  • 37:17

    hey you played me. You sent me to the

  • 37:19

    you sent me home. You sent me home with

  • 37:21

    nothing. You know what I mean? Do you

  • 37:23

    feel like he should have sent her home

  • 37:24

    with a care package like yo take this

  • 37:25

    little 200? Some [ __ ] do that. So they

  • 37:28

    send you home and just say I'll give you

  • 37:31

    the [ __ ] out of here. Well, we don't

  • 37:32

    know the circumstance of why she was

  • 37:33

    sent home

  • 37:34

    >> because

  • 37:35

    >> she could have done some bull.

  • 37:36

    >> Yeah. Okay. Cuz that's all I'm hearing.

  • 37:38

    She keep I keep hearing the other girls.

  • 37:41

    >> Fair enough.

  • 37:42

    >> So, oh, I see some other chicks here. I

  • 37:43

    got a problem. I nut up. Oh, you got to

  • 37:45

    go.

  • 37:46

    >> Yeah. I might not send you home with no

  • 37:47

    bread.

  • 37:48

    >> She just said that. Yo, he sent me home

  • 37:49

    cuz he had other girls in the house.

  • 37:51

    >> And it just sound like she got two.

  • 37:53

    >> You ain't cooked that week.

  • 37:55

    >> And it mean that you wasn't enough fun.

  • 37:58

    >> You was just causing a habit. New news

  • 38:00

    flash doesn't want to deal with that.

  • 38:01

    >> News flash. There's levels to this.

  • 38:04

    There's levels to this. You in there

  • 38:06

    thinking you doing the best mop and glow

  • 38:08

    sucky suck job you ever done. But it's

  • 38:11

    just you doing it.

  • 38:12

    >> You slamming pots and [ __ ] You changing

  • 38:14

    the energy of the environment. Walking

  • 38:17

    through the the [ __ ] hallway. You got a

  • 38:19

    school face. No one wants to deal with

  • 38:20

    that.

  • 38:21

    >> This other girl, the next girl that's

  • 38:23

    coming is a madam. She's not coming

  • 38:25

    alone.

  • 38:26

    >> No, she's a Dyson. And you was you was

  • 38:29

    the uh what's the [ __ ] [laughter]

  • 38:32

    >> Yeah. And she and she bought a few Dyson

  • 38:34

    friends.

  • 38:34

    >> Yeah.

  • 38:35

    >> [ __ ] hotel [ __ ]

  • 38:38

    >> Daniels,

  • 38:39

    Dirt [laughter] Devil,

  • 38:43

    >> Dustbuster,

  • 38:44

    >> hell hell.

  • 38:45

    >> Yeah. No, the the next crew that's

  • 38:46

    coming while you doing what you doing,

  • 38:48

    the next crew that's coming,

  • 38:50

    >> they going to get it done.

  • 38:51

    >> Yeah. The [ __ ] Claremont twins.

  • 38:53

    [laughter] The Clearmont twins will be

  • 38:54

    here. They professionals, my [ __ ]

  • 38:56

    That's their job to get it done.

  • 38:57

    >> She happens to cook too.

  • 38:59

    >> Crazy. Yo,

  • 39:00

    >> that [ __ ] ain't hungry. I'm saying it's

  • 39:02

    it's a mother that's about to come

  • 39:04

    through here with Listen, you suck the

  • 39:06

    best dick in Milwaukee, girl. Where you

  • 39:08

    from? Where the chef from? [laughter]

  • 39:11

    Hey, I'm sure you out there sucking the

  • 39:12

    best dick you could

  • 39:13

    >> in Pedmont

  • 39:14

    >> in a you in the lead now. You're killing

  • 39:18

    them.

  • 39:18

    >> You in the league now.

  • 39:19

    >> Yeah, it's the playoffs.

  • 39:21

    >> Yeah,

  • 39:22

    >> it's the play. No, you can't go to Art

  • 39:23

    Basil.

  • 39:24

    >> This is win or go home. You are You are

  • 39:26

    for the crib.

  • 39:27

    >> You got to go home.

  • 39:28

    >> You going fishing. You going fishing.

  • 39:30

    >> Our bad. I'm bringing my best freaks.

  • 39:33

    >> You know you can't go. We not eating.

  • 39:36

    You go. You good for home.

  • 39:37

    >> No. And them [ __ ] cook. [laughter]

  • 39:40

    >> You don't have to bring anything to our

  • 39:41

    basel.

  • 39:42

    >> No, you don't.

  • 39:44

    >> Just bring your fish in the sea in our

  • 39:46

    baseline.

  • 39:48

    >> And you might not congregate well with

  • 39:49

    the other fish.

  • 39:50

    >> That's true. You never know.

  • 39:51

    >> Fishes. You're not You're not about to

  • 39:53

    You're not about to come out here and

  • 39:54

    scare the hoes, man.

  • 39:55

    >> Yeah, bro. Like, yeah.

  • 39:56

    >> You're not doing that. You got to go.

  • 39:57

    >> I can see where she was fun, though.

  • 39:59

    >> Home. Home.

  • 40:01

    >> She was home fun.

  • 40:02

    >> Wednesday night. Yeah.

  • 40:03

    >> Home fun.

  • 40:04

    >> Are we Do we sound like the manosphere?

  • 40:06

    >> Yeah, for sure.

  • 40:08

    >> I mean, absolutely.

  • 40:09

    >> Hey, is that why Mark's quiet?

  • 40:11

    [laughter]

  • 40:11

    >> I don't want to break up the fun with a

  • 40:12

    different take. I'm just let

  • 40:15

    you have a different take. Mark,

  • 40:17

    >> we had we had our fun with the topic

  • 40:19

    already. We could be serious now. No,

  • 40:20

    not to be serious. Two things, maybe a

  • 40:22

    little serious. One is [laughter]

  • 40:26

    >> my just looking at from the outside in,

  • 40:28

    there's clearly some information here we

  • 40:30

    don't have that will make all this [ __ ]

  • 40:31

    make more sense.

  • 40:32

    >> Yeah.

  • 40:33

    >> When when something makes this little

  • 40:34

    sense, there's some information missing.

  • 40:35

    I'm not saying whose information is

  • 40:37

    missing.

  • 40:38

    >> I'm just saying some [ __ ] ain't adding

  • 40:39

    up to me. They clearly obviously have a

  • 40:41

    relationship that's bigger than what

  • 40:42

    she's saying on the stand and bigger

  • 40:43

    than he's acknowledged. And that might

  • 40:45

    fill in some holes as to why she felt

  • 40:47

    like she needed or deserved more. I'm

  • 40:48

    not saying she deserved it or didn't. I

  • 40:50

    don't know their relationship, but

  • 40:51

    something is missing here that might

  • 40:52

    make what she did make more sense.

  • 40:54

    >> See, but I don't think that's clear.

  • 40:56

    >> It's not clear. That's what I'm saying.

  • 40:57

    I

  • 40:57

    >> No, when you say clearly the

  • 40:59

    relationship was more than I I That part

  • 41:01

    is unclear, too.

  • 41:02

    >> Let me say it differently. It might not

  • 41:05

    have been more. It was at least

  • 41:06

    different than what she's presenting. It

  • 41:07

    could have been it could be less than

  • 41:09

    what she's presenting. It could be my

  • 41:10

    cook that I'm just [ __ ] Whatever it is,

  • 41:13

    >> there's a misalignment between what

  • 41:14

    she's saying and what it was because you

  • 41:16

    don't respond that way if you're just

  • 41:17

    working. and you also respond way if

  • 41:18

    that's your main girl. You don't There's

  • 41:20

    all these things that's a little fuzzy

  • 41:21

    to me. And as far as the DV thing goes,

  • 41:23

    if I'm understanding correctly, they're

  • 41:24

    saying she the argument from the people

  • 41:26

    presenting that video is if you were a

  • 41:28

    victim of DV, why are you in this video

  • 41:29

    dancing 2 days later?

  • 41:30

    >> That that that part, I'm with you.

  • 41:31

    >> Yeah, that part doesn't add. I mean,

  • 41:33

    >> well, they also showed uh a bunch of

  • 41:36

    pictures of the areas that she said were

  • 41:39

    affected of her face and her neck.

  • 41:41

    >> Yeah,

  • 41:42

    >> they showed they showed a lot more.

  • 41:43

    >> Yeah. And that's I I don't I don't know

  • 41:45

    enough about the trial to have an an

  • 41:46

    opinion on whe or their relationship to

  • 41:48

    know whether that happened. And I what I

  • 41:50

    would say though is just to the response

  • 41:51

    I saw on the internet which was kind of

  • 41:52

    like

  • 41:53

    >> and it's not that she was dancing in the

  • 41:54

    videos that she was dancing in a video

  • 41:56

    in the same place.

  • 41:58

    >> Right.

  • 41:58

    >> But they said it was before the assault

  • 42:00

    happened. So

  • 42:01

    >> No, they didn't. It was after.

  • 42:02

    >> Oh, it was after. Okay. The tweet that I

  • 42:04

    tweets I read said it was before. But

  • 42:06

    >> no, no, it was after my my only point is

  • 42:09

    sometimes you can be a victim of DV and

  • 42:10

    then go back. Sometimes you could be a

  • 42:12

    victim of DV and do the exact same [ __ ]

  • 42:14

    did yesterday. Sometimes you could be a

  • 42:15

    victim of DV and go on stage and smile

  • 42:16

    and laugh. You might I'm not saying I

  • 42:18

    don't know what happened. I'm just

  • 42:19

    saying that to me isn't exculpatory. So

  • 42:21

    Got it. Okay.

  • 42:22

    >> That's all I was going to say cuz I

  • 42:23

    don't want to I don't want to have that

  • 42:24

    narrative out there because then

  • 42:25

    whenever someone's a victim of DV and

  • 42:27

    they don't respond perfectly

  • 42:29

    >> because sometimes discredited

  • 42:31

    you cuz a lot of times when you do leave

  • 42:32

    or you do run away and say [ __ ] you get

  • 42:34

    killed. Like there's a lot of reasons

  • 42:35

    why people don't leave. So all I'm

  • 42:36

    saying is

  • 42:38

    >> that's not the only thing to think

  • 42:39

    about. Again, I don't know the

  • 42:40

    relationship. I don't know what the [ __ ]

  • 42:41

    happened, but I do know there's more

  • 42:42

    here than than than we've been told by

  • 42:44

    either of them. And I I I don't care

  • 42:46

    enough to know, but if they want to tell

  • 42:48

    us, I'd be helpful. It's not our

  • 42:50

    business, but like I'd like to know

  • 42:51

    since they gave us this much.

  • 42:52

    >> No, I understand that [ __ ]

  • 42:54

    >> What' you call him?

  • 42:58

    [laughter]

  • 42:59

    >> Yeah. Like Mark always like to isolate

  • 43:02

    the one. No, I understand. Stop.

  • 43:03

    >> He body that. He's right. But he picked

  • 43:07

    he be picking the man

  • 43:08

    >> in this particular case

  • 43:09

    >> when when you look at the full board and

  • 43:13

    not just the abuse part of it the whole

  • 43:16

    case that they're painting

  • 43:18

    >> cuz you can't equate that because you

  • 43:20

    say some people if they leave or they

  • 43:22

    want to leave they get killed but in

  • 43:23

    this situation she was sent home

  • 43:25

    >> right and again

  • 43:28

    >> she was sent she was sent home like all

  • 43:30

    right go ahead you go have your temper

  • 43:32

    tantrum over there you messing up the

  • 43:33

    the energy go home that's what she was

  • 43:35

    So then now she

  • 43:37

    >> like she couldn't leave cuz they sent

  • 43:38

    the home.

  • 43:39

    >> She could she could

  • 43:40

    >> and then there's the money part of that,

  • 43:41

    right? Which again

  • 43:42

    >> and there's the money part and they had

  • 43:44

    witnesses that were there that had a

  • 43:45

    different story than her like all the

  • 43:47

    other stuff. Martin.

  • 43:48

    >> Yeah. Again, I'm not saying she sell I

  • 43:51

    said I don't know. I'm not disagreeing

  • 43:52

    with y'all take on this. The only thing

  • 43:53

    I was pointing out was I don't I said

  • 43:55

    I'm responding to the internet's

  • 43:55

    argument that it couldn't be DV because

  • 43:57

    you were doing that. That's that's all I

  • 43:59

    was responding I think you're you're

  • 44:00

    speaking about general DV situations and

  • 44:04

    they're speaking about specifically this

  • 44:05

    one,

  • 44:05

    >> right? And I'm saying there's a lot of

  • 44:06

    reasons based on what you all are saying

  • 44:08

    to say she shouldn't be trusted. I would

  • 44:10

    rather lean on those than that cuz

  • 44:13

    that's all I'm saying. I have no idea.

  • 44:15

    >> That makes sense.

  • 44:16

    >> Shut up, [ __ ] [laughter]

  • 44:20

    >> I let I let you hang your manig.

  • 44:23

    >> Who threw him the ball? YOU

  • 44:28

    TALK ABOUT [laughter] THE BALL.

  • 44:29

    >> OH MY TALK ABOUT A TURNOVER.

  • 44:34

    >> Oh my god.

  • 44:35

    >> I can

  • 44:37

    do that [ __ ]

  • 44:39

    >> I can see the activist jumping out of

  • 44:41

    his shirt over there.

  • 44:42

    >> He never fails his people. I didn't say

  • 44:44

    no for real.

  • 44:46

    >> Anytime a woman says she's been hit

  • 44:48

    [laughter]

  • 44:49

    with the [ __ ]

  • 44:50

    >> A woman said he's been hit. Mark gets

  • 44:52

    concerned. You see [laughter] you doing

  • 44:54

    that [ __ ] What the [ __ ] We all stop

  • 44:56

    that.

  • 44:57

    >> And the crazy part is y'all say I'm

  • 44:58

    pandering.

  • 44:59

    >> WHO WE PANDERING

  • 45:01

    >> TO EVERYBODY THAT CO THE [ __ ] Y'ALL

  • 45:03

    SAYING RIGHT NOW. [laughter] WHAT THE

  • 45:04

    [ __ ] ARE Y'ALL TALKING ABOUT?

  • 45:04

    >> MARK you will not hijack this topic with

  • 45:06

    your righteous beliefs.

  • 45:07

    >> Hijack. I didn't want to say nothing.

  • 45:09

    >> We don't care. All right. We'll start

  • 45:10

    now. It's never too late. [laughter]

  • 45:14

    >> It's never too late to do it.

  • 45:16

    >> He remember he has to protect everyone.

  • 45:18

    >> New account.

  • 45:18

    >> Everybody. Everyone has a voice. If you

  • 45:20

    ask me what you flip.

  • 45:23

    I'M JUST SAYING NOW YOU GOT TO CUZ

  • 45:24

    THAT'S WHAT YOU DO.

  • 45:26

    >> HE SITS QUIET. [ __ ] YOU IN THE MIDDLE

  • 45:27

    OF THE [ __ ] YOU'RE IN THE MIDDLE OF THE

  • 45:29

    WE SEE YOU QUIET LIKE THIS. WE KNOW YOU

  • 45:32

    GOT SOMETHING TO SAY AND we know what

  • 45:33

    you going to say. Let him get a I'm I'm

  • 45:36

    good. Thank you, bro.

  • 45:37

    >> I'm good.

  • 45:39

    >> Only don't leave me hanging. Don't leave

  • 45:41

    your boy hanging, [ __ ] [laughter]

  • 45:44

    Oh,

  • 45:45

    >> aggressive, too.

  • 45:46

    >> God damn. BECAUSE YOU WANT TO PUT YOUR

  • 45:48

    CAPE ON FOR THE CHEF. WHO ISN'T A [ __ ]

  • 45:50

    CHEF? HEY, WHAT'S THAT INSTAGRAM?

  • 45:52

    >> SEE, THAT'S the other thing about Mark.

  • 45:54

    He don't know about the chefs. That's

  • 45:55

    not chefs.

  • 45:56

    >> He don't know about that. So, he know

  • 45:58

    about the professors and not professors,

  • 45:59

    though.

  • 46:00

    >> WE WORK AT YALE. [laughter]

  • 46:02

    >> WHAT THE WHAT DEPARTMENT? COME ON IN. I

  • 46:06

    CAN TUTOR YOU.

  • 46:08

    [ __ ] tutoring teachers. [laughter]

  • 46:13

    Sit right here. HE KNOW ABOUT THAT.

  • 46:15

    DON'T LET THAT [ __ ] FOOL YOU. HE GOOD.

  • 46:17

    HE GOOD. He good. He don't mind that.

  • 46:19

    >> Has anybody here ever Has anybody here

  • 46:21

    ever had

  • 46:22

    >> No. [laughter]

  • 46:26

    No.

  • 46:29

    >> I can't afford it.

  • 46:30

    >> You are. We going to have Me and you

  • 46:32

    going to have a peaceful day.

  • 46:33

    >> Of course.

  • 46:34

    >> Me and you going to have a peaceful day.

  • 46:35

    >> For sure. For sure.

  • 46:36

    >> You [ __ ] one of them chefs before.

  • 46:38

    >> No.

  • 46:40

    >> Seriously?

  • 46:40

    >> No.

  • 46:42

    >> It's not my bag. I can't afford no.

  • 46:44

    >> You almost [ __ ]

  • 46:46

    >> Who? It's them.

  • 46:47

    >> Like the chefs we talking about?

  • 46:48

    >> I've never Uhuh. Oh, you never had a

  • 46:50

    personal chef.

  • 46:51

    >> Got it. Okay. Me either. Not true.

  • 46:55

    >> Me either. It's fine. Look, prayers to

  • 46:57

    all. How about that?

  • 46:58

    >> How about that? Prayers to all. Thoughts

  • 47:00

    and prayers. We love everybody. We hope

  • 47:02

    everybody's cool.

  • 47:04

    >> And

  • 47:06

    >> time will tell.

  • 47:08

    >> Yeah.

  • 47:09

    >> And the [ __ ] That sucks though. If if

  • 47:11

    if she's lying, boy, it sucked to [ __ ]

  • 47:15

    to play the whole season through the

  • 47:17

    lives. No. And spend your money and get

  • 47:20

    rid of dragged in the public.

  • 47:22

    >> All his business is out here on the

  • 47:23

    front front street now.

  • 47:24

    >> How much you doing for

  • 47:27

    it?

  • 47:28

    >> I Is this a a criminal? I mean, this I

  • 47:30

    think it's a criminal case, ain't it?

  • 47:31

    >> Yes, it's a criminal case.

  • 47:33

    >> Yeah. I don't think we would get all

  • 47:34

    this footage and [ __ ] if it was

  • 47:35

    >> civil.

  • 47:36

    >> Civil.

  • 47:37

    >> She said that he tried to uh give her

  • 47:39

    100 bands to recant.

  • 47:42

    >> Stupid.

  • 47:45

    Three weeks ago, your lawyer demanded

  • 47:46

    $5.5 million from Mr. Digs, didn't he?

  • 47:52

    >> Oh,

  • 47:53

    >> Mr. Digs offered me $100,000 to my

  • 47:56

    statement.

  • 47:56

    >> That is the only heard by

  • 48:01

    I bet you are. The last part of the

  • 48:04

    witness's

  • 48:06

    the last part of the witness's response

  • 48:08

    will be stricken as nonresponsive

  • 48:10

    [clears throat] disregarded and will not

  • 48:12

    consider

  • 48:13

    >> like the judge was sick of her mark like

  • 48:16

    >> she was frustrated.

  • 48:17

    >> She didn't she didn't Yeah,

  • 48:19

    >> they got her. She didn't present very

  • 48:20

    well.

  • 48:21

    >> She they frustrated her.

  • 48:22

    >> Yeah. She doesn't It doesn't sound like

  • 48:23

    a strong

  • 48:23

    >> Yo dog when you go in there in front of

  • 48:24

    them because you don't get You think

  • 48:27

    that

  • 48:28

    >> Oh, sorry.

  • 48:29

    Like you think like it's the hood where

  • 48:31

    you get an opportunity to tell your

  • 48:33

    story uninterrupted and get all your

  • 48:35

    [ __ ] out. No, it's questions. Yes. No.

  • 48:39

    Explain what happened. Did this happen

  • 48:43

    and you don't get a girl and then it's

  • 48:45

    not like that in court.

  • 48:46

    >> You know what I'm saying? Like them

  • 48:47

    [ __ ] ask you direct [ __ ]

  • 48:50

    >> I want to hear the context

  • 48:51

    >> and have evidence.

  • 48:52

    >> Man, that [ __ ] listening to Ray

  • 48:53

    Ray and them told him, "Yo, when you go

  • 48:55

    in there, you just tell this right here.

  • 48:57

    >> I'm going to keep it a buck. You was

  • 48:58

    making a G a week as a chef.

  • 49:02

    >> Them chefs be fun, yo. I ain't going to

  • 49:04

    lie to you.

  • 49:04

    >> I could believe it.

  • 49:05

    >> They be fun. Yo,

  • 49:07

    >> I could believe her.

  • 49:08

    >> You ain't see how she was there. She

  • 49:09

    looks She Yo, keep it to the buck. She

  • 49:11

    probably was mad. Cool.

  • 49:13

    >> They probably had a really, really good

  • 49:14

    dope friendship. And then the emotional

  • 49:17

    [ __ ] took place. You bring other [ __ ]

  • 49:20

    here in front of my face like you [ __ ]

  • 49:22

    me and you want you got the nerve to

  • 49:24

    bring these other girls in here. And I

  • 49:25

    could see where the emotional could

  • 49:28

    cross lines and boundaries.

  • 49:29

    >> Like over a decade ago, my man was

  • 49:32

    telling me a story. [laughter]

  • 49:37

    >> Mad at least 10 years.

  • 49:39

    >> 15 [laughter]

  • 49:40

    about 15.

  • 49:42

    My man's a

  • 49:44

    worst my man ever. You know, [laughter]

  • 49:49

    I did I did wrong, y'all. I ain't making

  • 49:53

    cry. That was that was that was the

  • 49:55

    worst my mans in the world. Yo, but for

  • 49:58

    real, over a decade ago when I was

  • 49:59

    talking to my mans and [ __ ] they was

  • 50:01

    telling me how one time

  • 50:02

    >> they hired the chef, like a chef to

  • 50:05

    cook.

  • 50:06

    >> Sure.

  • 50:07

    >> Wink. And the chef was like, "Oh, can I

  • 50:10

    bring a sue chef?" [snorts]

  • 50:13

    Like,

  • 50:13

    >> "Oh, well, for sure."

  • 50:14

    >> So my man was like, "Bet."

  • 50:16

    >> So he was like, "Yo, send me pictures of

  • 50:17

    the sue chef."

  • 50:19

    >> That's important, [laughter]

  • 50:20

    >> right?

  • 50:21

    Not cuz she COOK

  • 50:27

    I'm sure.

  • 50:29

    >> Anyway, he was saying the snap when the

  • 50:32

    [laughter] pictures CAME

  • 50:38

    that

  • 50:40

    >> Oh my god. [laughter]

  • 50:41

    So when the pigs came over, the food

  • 50:44

    looked good.

  • 50:45

    >> Sure. Okay. All right. So she came over

  • 50:47

    with the sue chef, my man said, and

  • 50:49

    cooked

  • 50:50

    >> and it was a party.

  • 50:52

    >> And my man said he was in his room

  • 50:53

    somewhere chilling. But at some point

  • 50:55

    the chef was like, "Uh, come downstairs.

  • 50:58

    Appetizer is ready."

  • 51:00

    Boy, he said [laughter]

  • 51:06

    >> that app was what he said.

  • 51:08

    >> He said [laughter]

  • 51:10

    the [ __ ] he went down there and they

  • 51:11

    started like

  • 51:13

    >> it was an experience

  • 51:14

    >> eating [ __ ] off of each other.

  • 51:15

    strawberries and hot fudge and then they

  • 51:18

    throw in. I was like, "Yo, I'm in a

  • 51:21

    relationship, [ __ ] I don't want to

  • 51:22

    hear this.

  • 51:23

    >> I don't need to hear none of this [ __ ]

  • 51:24

    All this fun you had, I'm cool on that.

  • 51:26

    I'm in love."

  • 51:27

    >> That's what I was telling.

  • 51:29

    >> What's her Instagram? [laughter]

  • 51:32

    >> [ __ ] 69.

  • 51:36

    >> [ __ ]

  • 51:37

    >> It does sound like a a decent dinner.

  • 51:40

    >> Yeah, it's an experience.

  • 51:42

    >> No, actually, that's not even fair. One

  • 51:43

    time I tried to get the chef one one of

  • 51:45

    them chefs with my girl not my type.

  • 51:50

    SEE [laughter]

  • 51:59

    [laughter]

  • 52:00

    not my type. Why you got

  • 52:04

    your type?

  • 52:05

    >> Who cares? He ain't my type. [laughter]

  • 52:08

    Who give a [ __ ] She about to come over

  • 52:10

    here and go to work at that stove.

  • 52:13

    >> [laughter]

  • 52:15

    >> creme brulee.

  • 52:17

    >> You think the stove is a wolf?

  • 52:20

    [laughter]

  • 52:21

    >> She ain't

  • 52:23

    [ __ ]

  • 52:24

    >> That [ __ ] crazy.

  • 52:27

    [laughter]

  • 52:28

    That's dope.

  • 52:30

    Anyway, man, come on. We having too much

  • 52:31

    fun and Marcus quiet, so I'm scared.

  • 52:35

    [laughter]

  • 52:36

    >> Say something to get in trouble.

  • 52:37

    >> Yeah. Yeah. I'm out of here. I'm out of

  • 52:38

    here. Uh, let's see here. Oh. Oh, man.

  • 52:41

    No. Rest in peace, Spirit. N real

  • 52:46

    [laughter]

  • 52:48

    idiots

  • 52:50

    >> and I judge them for not knowing

  • 52:51

    wolfish. [laughter]

  • 52:55

    >> Hey, when they ain't laughing like you

  • 52:57

    should

  • 52:59

    [laughter]

  • 53:05

    [laughter]

  • 53:07

    go right in.

  • 53:10

    >> No way. Nobody ain't got no [ __ ] G in

  • 53:12

    their house.

  • 53:12

    >> No.

  • 53:13

    >> Oh, I throw this laptop. Nothing.

  • 53:16

    >> Oh,

  • 53:17

    >> you got G.

  • 53:17

    >> My great grandpa had that [ __ ]

  • 53:21

    [laughter]

  • 53:22

    >> White G was the white.

  • 53:24

    >> It was a nobody use G.

  • 53:26

    >> Still make do. [laughter]

  • 53:30

    >> Oh, they did. Oh, technology is amazing.

  • 53:33

    They got smart [laughter] G.

  • 53:34

    >> Yeah, I saw a small G.

  • 53:35

    >> I'm not trying to play.

  • 53:35

    >> I did. Somebody have a smart G.

  • 53:38

    >> A smart G. What

  • 53:39

    >> a stove and [ __ ]

  • 53:41

    >> Stove with storage. [laughter]

  • 53:43

    >> A stove with Wi-Fi and all that.

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    >> Yo, do y'all think Do y'all think humans

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    as a society are going too far with

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    having a smart fridge?

  • 53:50

    >> Yes, absolutely. Smart anything in the

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    kitchen honestly.

  • 53:53

    >> No, I I love it. I ain't going to hold

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    you.

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    >> You got a smart fridge?

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    >> I had one in my my other spot. I had a

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    one and uh it was great. Like you can

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    like see what's in the fridge. Like you

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    know you going shopping and it got the

  • 54:04

    camera inside so you can just look

  • 54:05

    inside the fridge.

  • 54:05

    >> See what you missing. You can't see if

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    that [ __ ] good still.

  • 54:08

    >> No, but for me it's like did I buy eggs

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    [clears throat] already?

  • 54:11

    >> You got eggs. You can see how many milk,

  • 54:13

    cheese, whatever the case. Like the

  • 54:15

    necessities, but you don't feel like

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    you're doing too much.

  • 54:18

    >> You got smart toilets.

  • 54:19

    >> And I feel like I'm doing too much when

  • 54:21

    I go to the toilet sometimes. That's why

  • 54:22

    I'm asking.

  • 54:23

    >> I think that's the line for me.

  • 54:24

    >> I don't think I I don't need anything

  • 54:26

    smart that I need like on a daily basis.

  • 54:28

    >> Oh, no.

  • 54:29

    >> I don't need it, but when I had it, I

  • 54:30

    liked it. Like I I don't have one at my

  • 54:32

    crib now and I don't like I'm not like,

  • 54:34

    "Oh, I got to go get a new fridge." But

  • 54:36

    if it was there, I would use the [ __ ]

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    out of it.

  • 54:38

    >> It's like that. You can order food off

  • 54:39

    of it. You can It'll It'll like

  • 54:41

    replenish stuff for you automatically.

  • 54:42

    Like

  • 54:43

    >> Yeah, that's what I'm saying. It's good.

  • 54:45

    Instacart or something.

  • 54:46

    >> Yeah. It knows what's low.

  • 54:48

    >> As a man, can we have Can we have uh

  • 54:52

    uh hot towel racks in our bathroom like

  • 54:54

    towel warmers? We can't.

  • 54:57

    >> Yeah. You you made that.

  • 54:59

    >> You use that in your bathroom?

  • 55:00

    >> I want one.

  • 55:00

    >> I don't have them. But I don't have

  • 55:02

    either.

  • 55:02

    >> I didn't know they made that. That's it.

  • 55:03

    Never I never thought I had a bathroom

  • 55:05

    big enough to really but cuz you got to

  • 55:07

    put them on the wall.

  • 55:09

    Yeah,

  • 55:10

    >> that's fine.

  • 55:10

    >> I would have [ __ ] get out the shower

  • 55:13

    and your towels already warmed up.

  • 55:15

    >> Come on to like cover your vagina.

  • 55:18

    [laughter]

  • 55:20

    >> It says the [ __ ] that don't lose your

  • 55:21

    lotion.

  • 55:22

    >> Yo, you know says the [ __ ] that needs

  • 55:24

    Instacart to update his [laughter] eggs.

  • 55:27

    What are

  • 55:27

    >> you talking about? Yo,

  • 55:28

    >> I knew we was getting lost.

  • 55:29

    >> He did floor out though. I knew we was

  • 55:31

    getting lost as a society when I used to

  • 55:32

    go on Bed Bad from Beyond and they had

  • 55:34

    changed the scale game. Scales was smart

  • 55:36

    first for me like and I was

  • 55:38

    [clears throat] like why did my scale

  • 55:39

    need to play music?

  • 55:40

    >> You ain't just too much for me. That's

  • 55:42

    too much for me. Scale my scale is nice.

  • 55:45

    >> But what does it do for you?

  • 55:46

    >> It puts all your [ __ ] in your phone so

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    you can [ __ ]

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    You ain't just hear about the dude that

  • 55:51

    got caught cheating.

  • 55:52

    >> I did.

  • 55:52

    >> His wife was out of town.

  • 55:54

    >> Uhhuh.

  • 55:54

    >> And so the scale

  • 55:56

    >> the hopped on the scale.

  • 55:57

    >> Yes. Why? And it gave you too much.

  • 56:00

    >> Yo, he had a short look. So the scale,

  • 56:02

    let's say he was 210 or whatever the

  • 56:04

    case may be.

  • 56:04

    >> That should get 115.

  • 56:06

    >> It said 120 at like 2008 in the morning.

  • 56:09

    >> He should have said, "I got one foot."

  • 56:11

    >> Yo, and then the girl kept Shorty was

  • 56:13

    away on a business trip. The girl kept

  • 56:15

    getting on the scale. So the shit's

  • 56:16

    like, "Yo, you had shorty spending the

  • 56:18

    night in the crib. She weighed 120

  • 56:20

    something pounds." And the [ __ ] got

  • 56:22

    caught through that divorce.

  • 56:24

    >> Dumb dumb.

  • 56:25

    >> I don't want no smart scale. back when I

  • 56:27

    was cheating anytime.

  • 56:28

    >> Don't cheat in the house or

  • 56:30

    >> because [laughter]

  • 56:31

    that's an option, too.

  • 56:34

    At least

  • 56:35

    >> if you cheat in the house, she's going

  • 56:37

    to use the scale that you have in the

  • 56:39

    bathroom. [clears throat]

  • 56:39

    >> Why?

  • 56:41

    >> Got to ask girls, Mark. Got to ask

  • 56:43

    women. That's the only thing you CAN

  • 56:45

    >> DOES THAT SEEM WILD TO ME? But it's like

  • 56:46

    a fancy scale, too. They're like,

  • 56:48

    >> and she don't know

  • 56:50

    how you get the scale. You about to get

  • 56:52

    in the shower. You just got your head

  • 56:53

    knocked off. You just going to get on

  • 56:54

    the scale cuz it's right there. my

  • 56:56

    scale. [ __ ]

  • 56:57

    >> don't touch my shower and you not

  • 56:58

    touching my house.

  • 57:00

    >> Yeah, because that's the real problem. I

  • 57:01

    think that's crazy.

  • 57:02

    >> Cuz she might use one of your girl

  • 57:03

    products.

  • 57:04

    >> She did.

  • 57:05

    >> Or leave a hair. I mean, [laughter]

  • 57:06

    [ __ ] could happen in your crib by

  • 57:08

    mistake on purpose.

  • 57:09

    >> Them hairs. Yo, one of my other me from

  • 57:11

    the strip.

  • 57:12

    >> Yo, I did not know women checked hairs.

  • 57:14

    >> Yo, hair is what?

  • 57:17

    >> I was single at the time, but you know,

  • 57:18

    I had lot I had lots of company over.

  • 57:21

    You know what I'm saying? And I I was

  • 57:23

    No, I'm serious. I would clean the crib,

  • 57:25

    do all that [ __ ]

  • 57:26

    >> Hair is

  • 57:26

    >> my girl came over, went to the bathroom

  • 57:28

    like two dude. She was like, "There's

  • 57:29

    like a barber shop in here." And she

  • 57:30

    knows like every different DNA test. 10

  • 57:34

    seconds. We don't have hair. You start

  • 57:37

    dating man.

  • 57:38

    >> N if you would have seen some beard

  • 57:39

    hairs in your girl's sink, you would

  • 57:42

    notice that [ __ ]

  • 57:42

    >> The sink. Yes. But I

  • 57:44

    >> Well, yeah.

  • 57:45

    >> D more CI with it.

  • 57:46

    >> All is bald, right,

  • 57:48

    >> fam? I remember I was [ __ ] with a

  • 57:49

    [laughter] chick that had I was [ __ ]

  • 57:51

    with a chick that had red hair.

  • 57:54

    Look at this thing. I forgot about that

  • 57:56

    little fact about sometimes you follow

  • 57:58

    with [ __ ] and you get too much

  • 57:59

    information. [laughter] I forgot.

  • 58:01

    >> I forgot only

  • 58:03

    >> not me down there. All right.

  • 58:05

    >> Who wants that dig

  • 58:06

    >> in your bag? [laughter]

  • 58:08

    >> Yo,

  • 58:09

    >> first of all, I do many.

  • 58:13

    YOU STILL WATCH A DICK OF THE [ __ ]

  • 58:14

    >> YEAH. [ __ ] IT.

  • 58:15

    >> NO, I'M NOT DOING THAT. I have some

  • 58:17

    story though. the mother.

  • 58:20

    >> You [laughter] got this.

  • 58:20

    >> I with a chick that had red hair

  • 58:23

    >> and and and shorty was washing my

  • 58:26

    clothes. The red hair was on my socks.

  • 58:30

    [laughter]

  • 58:33

    >> No, listen. No, listen.

  • 58:34

    >> What the [ __ ] would Andrew Tate do in

  • 58:36

    that predicament? [laughter]

  • 58:38

    >> Yo, yo, your leg was up on her

  • 58:40

    shoulders. Know what you listen to what

  • 58:42

    I'm telling you. Shorty hair was mad

  • 58:44

    long. Her hair was red. So you walking

  • 58:47

    around a girl's room with your socks on

  • 58:50

    and it's I'm telling you it's dead ass.

  • 58:52

    >> You got to close on some other [ __ ] for

  • 58:53

    a minute.

  • 58:54

    >> I mean no cuz I wasn't [ __ ] with

  • 58:55

    shorty like that no more but she would

  • 58:57

    wash my clothes from time to time. She

  • 58:58

    was like

  • 58:59

    >> wait wait wait [laughter]

  • 59:02

    you hire a [ __ ] you was [ __ ] to do your

  • 59:04

    laundry. You play different. You're not

  • 59:06

    listening.

  • 59:06

    >> You play different.

  • 59:07

    >> I was [ __ ] with a girl

  • 59:09

    >> and the girl that I used to deal with

  • 59:11

    like most

  • 59:13

    still doing my laundry.

  • 59:14

    >> The red hair was doing your laundry.

  • 59:15

    >> No. Why? Why was the girl you used to

  • 59:17

    deal with fly like that?

  • 59:19

    >> I never heard that before. Yo,

  • 59:21

    >> crazy.

  • 59:21

    >> You got it made. She ain't really even.

  • 59:23

    She was just like, "Yo, you somebody

  • 59:25

    with red hair cuz this [ __ ] be all in

  • 59:27

    your socks."

  • 59:28

    >> She's like, "Yo, you walking around."

  • 59:30

    >> But when you [ __ ] with the new girl, do

  • 59:31

    you tell her that the person washing

  • 59:33

    your clothes is my old work?

  • 59:35

    >> And which red hair?

  • 59:36

    >> Why do the red hair girl care about who

  • 59:38

    >> ginger or like the that arrow where they

  • 59:40

    were doing the red? Yeah, that was a

  • 59:42

    good error. That was a very good error.

  • 59:44

    Yeah. Word up. Shout out to Rihanna.

  • 59:46

    >> Yo, you different, bro.

  • 59:48

    >> Why?

  • 59:48

    >> I just like the way you move. I like the

  • 59:51

    way you move.

  • 59:52

    >> Oh, so you don't know about the

  • 59:54

    professional chefs, but the wash and

  • 59:56

    fold. [laughter]

  • 59:59

    Now we got

  • 1:00:02

    [laughter]

  • 1:00:03

    extra bleach.

  • 1:00:06

    So stupid. Yo,

  • 1:00:09

    pick this [ __ ] up for three days, right?

  • 1:00:11

    Yeah. That [ __ ] in there putting mad

  • 1:00:13

    tide sheets. [laughter]

  • 1:00:15

    He getting crazy.

  • 1:00:16

    >> Your laundry smelling mad nice. [ __ ]

  • 1:00:18

    rubbing her [ __ ] on your clothes. You

  • 1:00:20

    going home talking to him about

  • 1:00:22

    [laughter]

  • 1:00:25

    >> anytime my girl found a hair somewhere

  • 1:00:28

    on my clothes or in the bathroom or

  • 1:00:32

    somewhere and I said it was Martha's. It

  • 1:00:35

    was ne Martha's hair when we called her

  • 1:00:37

    was never the color of the hair we found

  • 1:00:40

    >> ever. Dad, you had [laughter] TO CALL

  • 1:00:42

    MOTHER. CALL YOU. CALL MOTHER RIGHT NOW.

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