Episode 489 | Golden Tempo

Summary

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New Rory & MAL – Episode 489 | "Golden Tempo" (May 5, 2026)

Episode Overview

In "Golden Tempo," Rory & Mal deliver their signature blend of hilarious banter, personal stories, hot takes, and raw commentary on the latest in pop culture, sports, and gender debates. With co-host Damaris and a mix of humor and insight, the crew tackles trending topics, relationship dynamics, new music industry drama, the NBA Playoffs, and more. The episode is anchored by lively discussions about gender roles, notable scandals, their own personal lives, and a memorable segment on the Kentucky Derby winner, Golden Tempo.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

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1. Birthday Celebrations & Personal Updates

[02:45–05:12]

• Rory turns 36:
  • Rory celebrates his birthday, joking about "industry age" vs. real age.
  • Humorous exchange about mothers always claiming their child's birth is the best day of their life:
    "My mom called me this morning and said 36 years ago was the best day of my life. And then I just started to feel bad for my mom. Why? That sucks." – Rory [03:32]
• Weather in NY & plans:
  • Discussion of the chilly weather, the anticipation of summer, and the group's scattered plans for Cinco de Mayo.
  • Damaris mentions attending a funeral, leading to some comic but respectful handling of the topic.

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2. Lifestyle Changes & Sleep/Health Habits

[08:07–10:11]

• Quitting weed and better sleep:
  • Mal reflects on how quitting weed improved his sleep and reduced anxiety.
  • "I noticed that my anxiety is, like, under control now… I sleep better now. Like, I just fall asleep, like, and I forgot. I was, like, tired." – Mal [08:15]
• Energy drinks & overstimulation:
  • Damaris talks about giving up Celsius (energy drink) and coffee, realizing the cycle of relying on stimulants.

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3. TV & Emotional Vulnerability

[09:04–12:04]

• Show recommendations:
  • The group discusses “Landman” (recently finished by Damaris) and "Euphoria".
• Male vulnerability:
  • Rory admits to getting emotional over TV, especially since becoming a father:
    "I was boohooing the last two episodes of Landman. Like, why am I crying? Because the cheerleader's sticking up for the other." – Rory [11:04]
• Social media empathy:
  • Mal recalls unexpectedly crying over a stranger’s dog dying on Instagram.
  • The crew jokes about needing a hype song to recover emotionally.

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4. 2026 Kentucky Derby & Gender Barriers

[12:13–13:43]

• First female winning trainer:
  • Sheree Devaux makes history as the first female to train a Kentucky Derby winner—Golden Tempo.
  • Discussion of underrepresentation of women and preconceptions in horse racing:
    "You would think, because like, jockeys have to be, like, 80 pounds... you think women would dominate that sport." – Rory [12:39]
• Song and album name jokes:
  • General humor about choosing horses based on their names versus the odds.

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5. NiA Long & Movie Pay Equity

[14:27–15:13]

• Hollywood pay disparities:
  • Damaris and the group touch on NiA Long’s pay dispute over being paid less than her counterpart due to scenes being cut, emphasizing pay equity:
    "Just because you cut the work I did don't mean I ain't do the work. Pay me, run me my bread." – Damaris [14:49]

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6. Boston Richie & Tatiana Saga: Abuse, Power Dynamics & Pegging

[15:17–29:57]

• Pegging allegations and social media fallout:
  • The story: Boston Richie's ex Tatiana reveals intimate details about their relationship, including pegging, their age-gap relationship (she was 16/17, he mid-20s), and allegations of abuse and grooming.
  • Much of the online dialogue centers on pegging, overshadowing the more disturbing abuse/grooming claims:
    "The only thing people seem to care about is the fact that she was pegging him because, you know, everything else is par for." – Damaris [18:44]
• Consent, sexuality, and double standards:
  • Heated debate on whether pegging makes a man gay.
    • Damaris: "The only thing that can make you gay is attraction to other men and doing shit with other men. If you want a woman to do something to you...you're still straight. Freaky, but straight." [21:12]
    • Mal and Rory express skepticism, humorously navigating the "spectrum."
  • "Listen, man, people have their kinks, and we have our views. That's all." – Rory [22:44]
• Serious reflections:
  • Strong condemnation of abuse and the culture of victim-blaming minors:
    "She’s also a child that doesn’t f—ing know… A kid is still a kid." – Damaris [27:36]
• Internet men’s obsession with pegging:
  • Jokes about "Peg Thee Stallion" and the double life of men online.

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7. Gender Wars: Domesticity, Preferences & Red Pill/Modern Feminism Discourse

[43:00–58:45]

• Stephen A. Smith’s “domesticated woman” preference:

  • The hosts debate recent comments from Stephen A. (on Cam Newton's podcast) saying he wants a woman who cooks after work, even if she also works full-time.
  • Pushback about the double standard and "doing both jobs":
    "If you work 10 hours ... and I work 8 hours ... we're both tired and hungry. The woman now has to get in the kitchen. That's TWO shit jobs." – Damaris [48:07]
  • Red pill vs. traditional roles:
    • Damaris: "Those aren’t real red pills … It’s the ones that are like, ‘Women should work, but also cook…’" [49:18]
  • Mal points out the risk of financial abuse when women depend financially on partners.

• Litmus tests in dating—Megan Thee Stallion/Tory Lanez debate:

  • Discussion about using "what’s your stance on Meg/Tory?" as a dating litmus test.
    • Damaris: "If you a free Tory ass, you have nowhere being around me." [34:21]
  • Rory and Mal debate if it’s weird to bring up on a first date.

• Modern feminism critique:

  • Team discusses “equity vs. equality,” double standards, generational burdens, the dangers of glorifying overworked Black women, and evolving meanings of feminism.
    • Damaris: "I believe in equity, not equality. I think things should be equally as easy but not equal." [59:45]
    • Rory: "Men and women are equal. We're just not the same." [59:50]

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8. NBA Playoffs, Knicks/Basketball Hot Takes

[62:56–67:33]

• Second round NBA predictions:
  • Group places bets/predictions for ongoing playoff series: Knicks vs. Sixers, Spurs vs. Timberwolves, Thunder vs. Lakers, Pistons vs. Cavs.
  • Light roast of the Knicks’ perennial underdog status.
    "You keep believing in the Knicks like a girlfriend that keeps getting cheated on. Like, he’ll change!” – Damaris [68:15]
• Hawks’ collapse & Young Jock performance:
  • Discussion of performing during a blowout, and NBA fan base antics (Philly’s notorious fans).

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9. The Music Industry Is Still a Trap

[79:42–87:37]

• Finesse2Tymes vs. ChatGPT contract drama:
  • Finesse2Tymes runs his label contract through ChatGPT and is shocked at how bad it is (classic 360, long-term lock, expenses come out before artist gets paid).
  • Rory & Mal break down how major label and production company deals are financially exploitative and nearly impossible to recoup.
    • "It's the only place that gives a loan where you don't get to own the thing you're getting a loan for. Like, that'd be like if the bank gives me a loan to go to college and I get my degree … and no, you owe my doctor's office now." – Rory [81:50]
  • Jokes about custom “Free [Insert Artist]” t-shirts.

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10. Air Travel: Spirit Airlines’ Demise & "Class Wars"

[88:14–94:17]

• Spirit Airlines folds:
  • Reactions to Spirit ceasing operations, JetBlue's failed merger, and the ripple effect on flight prices.
  • Social class commentary:
    "There were a whole bunch of people that commented, like, ‘I don't want to sit next to a Spirit customer’... This is some real classist sh--." – Damaris [91:31]
  • Mal's amusements and “diamond member” airline perks.

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11. Closing: Toronto, Birthday Pranks & Final Reflections

[94:18–end]

• Birthday send-off for Rory:
  • Mal jokes about “36 years of white power,” the crew laughs about Rory’s “weekend in Toronto,” and reflects on the episode’s range of topics.
  • Damaris half-jokingly questions her own feminist label: "I believe in equity, not equality. I think things should be equally as easy but not equal." [59:45]

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• "My mom called me this morning and said 36 years ago was the best day of my life. And then I just started to feel bad for my mom. Why? That sucks." – Rory [03:32]

• "I noticed that my anxiety is, like, under control now... I sleep better now. Like, I just fall asleep, like, and I forgot. I was, like, tired." – Mal [08:15]

• "Just because you cut the work I did don't mean I ain't do the work. Pay me, run me my bread." – Damaris on NiA Long [14:49]

• "The only thing people seem to care about is the fact that she was pegging him because, you know, everything else is par for." – Damaris on Boston Richie case [18:44]

• "If it's a dude standing there with a dick and a woman standing there with a strap on, and you pick the woman with the strap on, you're still straight. Freaky, but straight." – Damaris [21:12]

• "You keep believing in the Knicks like a girlfriend that keeps getting cheated on. Like, he'll change like, I know he'll change. He's not going to change." – Damaris [68:15]

• "It's the only place that gives a loan where you don't get to own the thing you're getting a loan for. Like, that'd be like if the bank gives me a loan to go to college and I get my degree in a certain field and no, you owe my doctor's office now. What the f***?" – Rory [81:50]

• "I believe in equity, not equality... Men and women are equal. We're just not the same." – Damaris & Rory [59:45–59:50]

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Important Timestamps

• [02:45] – Show starts, Rory’s birthday, weather/NYC summer talk
• [08:07] – Lifestyle & health, quitting weed, sleeping better
• [12:13] – Kentucky Derby, female trainer Golden Tempo
• [14:27] – NiA Long, movie pay equity
• [15:17] – Boston Richie/Tatiana saga, pegging discourse, abuse allegations
• [29:57] – Relationship secret-keeping & sexual shame
• [34:21] – Litmus tests for men (Meg/Tory debate)
• [43:00] – Gender wars, Stephen A. Smith on domesticated partners
• [62:45] – NBA Playoffs, Knicks debate, NBA hot takes
• [79:42] – Music industry: Finesse2Tymes & bad contracts
• [88:14] – RIP Spirit Airlines, class divide in air travel
• [94:18] – Episode wraps: birthday jokes, Toronto, farewell

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Final Thoughts

This episode stands out for its open, comedic, and sometimes provocative dialogue around today's gender politics, the gritty realities of the music industry, and the always-relatable millennial/Gen Z life experiences. The hosts don't shy away from taboo subjects—whether it's pegging, pay equity, or exploitative contracts—offering both laughs and thoughtful social commentary. If you value authentic, unfiltered conversation about modern culture and relationships, this episode is not to be missed.

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Welcome back. Top of the week.

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Yes, yes. But most importantly, Rory. Happy birthday to. Oh, man.

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Thank you. To the Red King.

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Simply Red.

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Thank you, man.

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How you feeling? Man?

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I feel 36.

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Do you. Do you feel 36 when you.

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Well, there's 31. I think I'm gonna go with 31 as my industry age.

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Okay.

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I turned 36 today with nobody will

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believe you're 31, but.

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Well, I mean, I kind of killed it because I'm open about my age already, But I'm. Yeah, 31 is my industry.

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But even if I didn't know you, you walked to my office. He was like, yeah, I'm a 31 year old from Queens, New York.

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I could get 31 off. I feel like, ah.

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Oh, God. Put them back on. Put him back on. That went from 36 to 39.

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Yo,

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my guy, Rory, the Royster.

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Yeah. My mom called me this morning and said 36 years ago was the best day of my life. And then I just started to feel bad for my mom. Why? That sucks. That.

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That's gotta be better days. She lying. There has to be a better day.

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That's the best day of your life.

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Having you as a. As a gift, as a son, as

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the only gift that keeps on giving.

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Yeah. You gave her a beautiful granddaughter. Right. That is true.

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Yeah.

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Yo, come on. That's the best day of her life. Gotta be. I believe that.

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Well, that makes sense for me because, like, Amar is way cooler than me, but me being the best thing, like, I don't know.

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You think the best day of life is when Jake took her to see Bruce Springsteen? I don't think that's good.

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The man is a national treasurer in New Jersey. He's the boss.

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Baby D, what's up, Baby D, what's poppin? How you feeling?

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I'm okay.

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How are you?

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Home for the week in house Syracuse, everybody good? How's the fam?

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Still cold. Cold running.

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It was kind of chilly here. This. It was sunny, but it was. It was kind of. It was brisk outside.

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Summer is not coming to New York. I don't know what's going on now.

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Summer's coming. Don't worry about it. Some of summer. Summer's going just pop up. One day we're gonna be like, oh, okay, summer's here. We had the short sleeves on for four days in a row. We ain't had to pull a hoodie out no more. You know, that's how summer happens in New York. It's just.

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Yeah.

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One day you just wake up and it's just summer. That's just New York City.

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But they're gonna trick us tomorrow. It's 80 degrees tomorrow. And then it's just back down

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with the ratchet. Yeah, it's 80 degrees, baby D, where we at? Slapper foodie and Magic Slap a with the ratchet. Where we at, baby? Do you know if it's 80? We gotta be Outside, Baby, I ain't in the house when it's 80.

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I have something to do. But tomorrow, right? If you're listening to it right now, today is Cinco de Drinko. Happy Cinco de Mayo. It's 80 degrees in New York on Cinco de Mayo.

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Slap a with the ratchet booty and magic.

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Them the only two lyrics he know.

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Yellow diamonds in my watch.

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Oh, okay.

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Cost a lot.

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That's how you get shot.

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Yeah. I ain't even hear how 21 was getting off on that. Y' all paying too much attention to the boy.

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It's liquor and mall tea.

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Yeah. I'm glad you're in a good mood.

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I don't. You know, I don't see that. Stop doing that. Because then people believe I'm in here drunk. I'm on this camera high. I don't smoke no more. I don't do that narcotic no more, baby. I don't do that.

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But you definitely drink, bro.

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I don't drink.

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I saw you with a Old Fashioned. I'm Mitch. Close friend.

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That was. That was in February. March. That was the last time I had a drink.

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And, you know, he didn't finish that.

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No, I didn't finish that.

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You sound like me when I say I'm giving up. Remember I said, remember? I was like, how many days I've been selling it? Remember that whole thing?

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That's funny. You know why I ordered that drink? Because he was making the Old Fashioned for somebody else. And that used to be my favorite drink, and he looked like he made a good one. So I was like, let me. I was like, let me get one just to see if he. And it was good. It was pretty good. It wasn't bad, but I didn't finish it. It wasn't like I was in there trying to get. You know, I had a long, stressful day, and I just wanted to, before I go home to the wife, just get hammered. Like, I wasn't doing that.

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Spare your problems.

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Yeah, I wasn't doing none of that. But, yeah, we outside tomorrow, baby.

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Dear, we are not outside. But you should be, for sure.

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Why where you at tomorrow?

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Busy.

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Doing what?

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A funeral.

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Oh, See, yeah.

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The more he was asking questions, I was like, this is just gonna get worse and worse.

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I kept trying to, like, get out of it when he was.

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Damn. Yo, I'm sorry, baby, but we'll.

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We'll be back.

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I'm doing a sober May, but I appreciate y'. All. Yeah, with me.

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No sober May. I mean, I'm sober every Day, every day is so made for me. You know what I'm saying?

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Yeah.

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Unless.

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Clear eyes, clear heart.

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I'm slapping booty and magic.

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Stop moving your shoulders. Yo, Iceman Coming. This is too hyperactive.

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Nah, just.

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You can't be silver for ice, man.

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Nah, you know what it was? I was listening to her loss. Like, it just started when I shuffled and I was like, damn, it some on here. Like, where was we at when her loss came out? We was in London, I think, right?

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I think so.

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Yeah. But, yeah, we was working. It was kind of like. But I remember the album being dope. But you know how you start hearing songs again and you're like, damn, I ain't really let this one spin right here enough.

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Like, you gotta listen to Treacherous Twin at least once a week.

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It's a beautiful song.

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I listen to hours in silence every day.

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Yo, I remember I was calling mob my treacherous twin. He's like, stop calling me that.

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I'm not your treacherous and I have a twin. That's why you gotta really stop calling.

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He was like, stop calling me that, Treasure twin or treacherous little twin? Because that's offensive.

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Oh, I thought

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my treacherous. It's my treacherous twin, though.

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It was like, you just treacherous. You not my twin. Like, just.

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Yeah, you just. That's my treacherous.

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Treacherous triplets.

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Now that's treacherous marriage.

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Just add the marriage into the twin room.

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How much money do you think you've saved since you quit smoking weed? Like, if you. If you were to guess he got

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mad weed for free.

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Not a lot.

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Yeah, I'm about to say I got a lot of. I got a lot of weed for free. Like, I didn't really, like, pay for weed as much as people probably thought, but I have. I noticed that my anxiety is, like, under control now.

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Interesting. Usually people say smoke for anxiety.

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Nah, man. It's like, I sleep better now. Like, I just fall asleep, like, and I forgot. I was, like, tired. It's like that type of. So you wake up at night, all the lights on, water's still running. I'm like, yo, I ain't washing the dishes. I just fell asleep like that.

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Like, ye are the best.

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Yeah, that's the best. That's the best sleep right there. And I found this. This new show, but I forgot the name of it. But it's kind of like my pacifier. When I'm going to sleep, I put it on. I fall asleep to It.

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Okay.

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I forgot the name of it though. I gotta. I gotta go back.

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Keep falling asleep. That's why.

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Yeah.

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If you don't make it past the

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credit, put it on. And I just be like in two minutes. I'm just like, it's morning time again. I'm like, oh, okay.

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I'm so sad. I finished laying, man. Now I don't know what to do with myself.

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Well, the new season should be coming, right?

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Is. I have no idea because I was late to it. I just finished season two.

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I feel like it should be coming.

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Have y' all caught up on Euphoria?

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No, no, I've been on Landmass.

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Maybe they text the chat that so I could. Cause I do wanna watch that. Just to remind. Just to. Just to remind. Just get in there and get outta there. You ain't gotta have a conversation like,

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yo, it's so good.

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That's what I'm saying. But I be forgetting, baby D. You know, it's like ADHD's at an all time high right now, baby. You know what I'm saying? We can't focus for shit. You know that. And it's not me. It's just the world that we in.

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It's the world.

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It's the world that we in.

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I removed like. I stopped drinking like Celsius. Cause I was home, so obviously I wasn't working out and I slept so much better. I think I might. That might be of why I haven't been getting sleep is Celsius.

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Well, it's an energy drink.

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Because I be on either. If I'm not on Celsius, I'm on coffee. If I'm not on coffee, I'm on Adderall. If I'm not on Adderall, I am

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on like crack cocaine, man. That's no game.

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That is the next step. Celsius is a gateway drug to crack.

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Yeah, that's a great. That's the gateway. You ain't know that.

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Oh my God. But yeah, I think I had to leave the stimulants alone. Yeah, man, I haven't been sleeping.

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Leave that alone, baby D, just drink some green tea and you'll be all right.

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That give you energy though? Yes.

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There's caffeine in some green tea. Depends what green tea.

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Some good green tea.

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What about black tea? I feel like black tea has more. Yeah, I just need to. I just need to, baby.

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So pro black. She want to drink black tea. You don't even want green tea. Give me black tea.

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Yeah, pure black.

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Pure black.

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No, honey. No milk.

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No milk.

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No milk. You want an uncut cowboy style.

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I hear that, you know biracial tea.

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Biracial tea is.

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Damn. Is that Earl Gray?

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That's English breakfast. You want that English breakfast? All right, my bad. Baby D Day.

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How is Euphoria so far? I do need to catch up. That's on my list this week. Now that. Now I finished Landman, I can get back to Euphoria.

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I really like it. I left off on two of the characters wedding, but I really. I really like it. I do. I like the direction they took it with the next, like, season, so it's

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good to me, man. I don't know if it's because since I had Amara, but I. I was boohooing the last two episodes of Landman. Like, why am I crying? Because the cheerleader's sticking up for the other.

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Oh, my God. Like, I hate when that happens. I was watching some on Instagra. I was watching on Instagram. Yeah. Like, some. Some girl I don't even follow, she just popped up my algorithm, like, and her dog died, and I'm bald.

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I'm like.

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I don't even know. I don't even follow her. It's not like, you know, you follow somebody. You watch the puppy, but you know the feeling.

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You know the feeling.

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Yeah, but that. I was just like, why am I crying like this? And I had to put on I slapper booby. I slap a. With the rat.

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Somebody please release Iceman. Please, man.

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No, that was my over the.

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No, that was my.

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Right there.

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No. If Landman had me booed, even when. When his man's was like, yo, even though you fired, where you go? I go. And then the dad comes in. He's like, loyalty's not gone. Full tears, right? Just, man tears, man. Loyalty tears. Like, why am I crying through this whole episode?

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Jesus. I hate that. I hate that. Hey, I don't know. I'm only be emotional crying over nobody, dog.

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Aren't you buttoned up? Yeah.

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You know what I'm saying?

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Did y' all watch the Kentucky Derby? I cried over that baby.

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D, look me in my eyes and ask me again if you think I watched the Kentucky Derby.

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I. Y' all didn't cry. The first female horse trainer ever won the Kentucky Derby this year.

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You think I would cry for that?

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All right, whatever.

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Congrats to her, though. That's dope. That's fine. Like 152 years, something like that. 158 years.

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156. One of them.

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Somewhere. Somewhere 150 something, right? First female trainer. That's dope. That's fire. But you.

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You would think with. Because, like, jockeys have to be, like, 80 pounds, right? You think that, like, women would dominate that sport.

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That's jockeys. She's not. She's the train.

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She trained the horse. Got you got the horse? Yeah, Got it, got it.

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Yeah. Shout out to Golden Tempo and Sheree.

[B]

Golden Tempo. I would. I probably would have put that. I'd put the house on Golden Temple. I like that name, Golden Tempo. I'd have put the house on Golden Temple. If I knew Golden Tempo was in it, I'd be up right now. Because I would have definitely put the money on Golden Temple.

[A]

That's so funny. I was talking to this guy earlier, and he said the same thing. He was like, nah, I don't want. Because I go by names. I'm like, fuck the odds. Just by who got the coolest name.

[C]

That's what a lot of people do.

[B]

Yeah. Golden Tempo. I definitely would have put some money on Golden Tempo. For sure. That's.

[C]

That's, like the name of a classic album.

[B]

I feel like Golden Tempo, that name is fire. Imagine if somebody told you, yo, where you going? And I'm like, I'm going to the Golden Temple. You're like, what they be doing in there?

[A]

Tempo like rhythm. Not like.

[B]

Oh, I didn't say temple.

[A]

Oh, okay.

[B]

Tempo, right? Oh, yeah, yeah, like eye slapper. That's the Golden Temple right there, baby. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. Shout out to Golden Tempo. That went into 20, 26 Kentucky Derby.

[C]

Yes. And what. What's the women's name that won Animal Cruelty for the first time as a woman?

[A]

Cherie Devoe or Devraw. Something. Something rich sounding.

[C]

All right, thank you for. For beating that horse into. Got it turned into a winner.

[B]

Beat him into it. Beat him. Sound like Joe Jackson beat him until they a winner.

[C]

She's the first female Joe Jackson.

[B]

She's the first. She's the first female.

[A]

Y' all have to stop, see?

[B]

Shout out to Sheree.

[C]

Joe Jackson beat the gold.

[B]

That tempo was golden for sure in that first Jackson 5 album. You kidding me? You right.

[C]

Golden Temple. Right, right.

[B]

Little Michael, get it right. I need your eyes here.

[A]

See here, See, y' all were talking all that about us critiquing the movie. And look, Neil Long and get her paper.

[B]

See, they got to give Neil Long that paper, though, for sure.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

Give me along her gross like 300 million.

[B]

I think they can more than that. They probably bet five something now, yeah,

[A]

I guess she was supposed to get paid the same as her counterpart and found out that she didn't. And it's because some of scenes got cut. But it's like, just because you cut the work I did don't mean I ain't do the work. Pay me, run me my bread.

[B]

Like, right. Need that. Give me a long. Her money.

[C]

I didn't. I. Again, I'm ignorant of the movie business. I didn't know that's how it worked. I know, like, with series, if you're not in the. That episode, you don't get paid for the episode. But I thought, like, this is my fee to act in the movie. And what did you guys do from there? Nothing.

[B]

She'll end up getting no money.

[C]

Unless, like, she was trash and didn't deliver. But, I mean, she did great with what she had.

[B]

Yeah, she'll get her money. Neil Long ain't going out like that.

[C]

They cut a lot of scenes. They cut pretty much just half his life anyways.

[B]

Just keep doing Simply Red. When it's simply red. Bio drop. Just keep that same energy. That's all I'm saying. Baby. What's going on? How you feeling about this? Real Boston Richie. What's his girlfriend's ex girlfriend named Tatiana. How you feeling about that?

[C]

You feel about it?

[A]

I mean, you know, it's opened up a lot of conversations.

[B]

That's why. That's why I asked you how you feel about. I know the group chat was there.

[A]

There's a.

[B]

There's one of y' all don't peg somebody in that group chat.

[A]

Oh, my God.

[B]

One of your girls done peg somebody. We're not doing that. No, it was it one in every seven. Something like that. One in every seven.

[A]

How the you get them numbers?

[B]

Ain't that right? One in every. One in every seven. He was getting one in every seven. Women have pegged a man before. I think it's something like that.

[A]

I don't. I don't remember that.

[B]

It's something like that. Okay, one in seven.

[A]

I have not done that to a man.

[B]

One of your girls have.

[A]

I don't think so, but I don't feel like that's something that women would even be comfortable sharing if they man was into. So that might be something that they keep locked in the closet.

[B]

Tatiana gave it up.

[A]

Well, yes. She said she got dissed into this song and said, if you release this song, I'm gonna release your tee. And he released the song. So she released the tee.

[B]

Damn. That's how that happened.

[A]

Yeah, that's why it happened.

[B]

Approximately 10% of women reported having pegged a male partner. Baby.

[A]

D, man. Where you get the. Where'd you pull the 10% from?

[B]

So 1 in 10, so stats are stupid.

[C]

Where. How did you get that?

[A]

Where'd you put a 10?

[C]

Where's that pole at? I'm just saying, if you pulled the

[A]

10 from San Francisco, then, see, that's.

[C]

Come on. And it's Atlanta. It's not San Francisco. Nah.

[B]

Hey, Atlanta. Only thing in Atlanta is slapping booties and magic. I slap a pussy.

[A]

But this opened up a lot of conversations because it was crazy how this is what she had to release for people to care about. Because people have been known. He's been with this girl since she was, like, 16, 17. People have always known that, and nobody really gave a.

[C]

Admittedly, I know nothing about Boston Richie. I know he's popular. I remember when there was the whole snitching allegations. Then I stopped reading Boston Richie headlines, and I saw this. I know really nothing about that. I found out he's not even from Boston. It's like, that's what really blew my mind.

[B]

And this is like, my intro to Boston Richie, which is crazy. Like, I didn't.

[A]

You never heard Help me, help me, I'm trying to get my life together. You never heard Help me, can you, baby, can you help me? You've definitely heard that song before.

[B]

I mean, can you give me the golden tempo?

[A]

I'm not gonna sing it, but you've heard it before. But I can understand why you wouldn't be familiar with him. Not really in your age demographic bracket, whatever. But there has been a thing where him and his girlfriend Tatiana, it was rumored that they had been messing around since she was 16, 17, 18.

[B]

How old was he?

[A]

I think when he was. When she was 16, he was 23, 24.

[B]

That's nasty.

[A]

But okay, because she's 20 now and he's 26, I want to say. So, yes, that has apparently been going on. She says she's been. People were like, well, girl, why were you pegging him? And he said, she was like, I've been doing this since I was 17. I don't know. Like, that's. He's been having me do that since I was 17. She also dropped a video of her in a car with a bunch of guys.

[B]

Something else?

[A]

No. Her in a car with a bunch of guys, naked. And her hair apparently messed up her eye. She had a busted blood vessel on her eye. And she said, this man kidnapped me and drove me across state lines while I was naked in a car with five other men and I was on my period free bleeding the entire time. She released videos or pictures of her face that he messed up. So. Yeah, but the only thing people seem to care about is the fact that she was pegging him because, you know,

[C]

everything else is par for.

[A]

Yeah, everybody.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

Nobody else.

[C]

Forget underage, forget physical abuse.

[B]

So she. Is she. Is she looking to have him arrested or something like she putting all this information?

[A]

I have no clue. I think she's filed charges before. Like, I think they might be in court for DV charges before, if I'm not mistaken. But yeah, there was also a whole bunch of screenshots that she has from girls who are underage saying that he fucked them or try to fuck them. A bunch of 15, 16, 17 year olds that were saying that he was involved with them. He also has been sending her sex tapes around to other women. So she dropped all of this this weekend.

[B]

Oh, wow.

[C]

What did he say in the disregard? Because I wasn't gonna take. I'm sorry. I know I wasn't taking my time.

[A]

To be fair, it's kind of like a dog whistle where if you drop a song about your ex, she might know it's about her. But if you were to listen to it, you would never guess it was about a specific person. It could just sound like a regular I hate my ex.

[C]

Well, it appears she's been wanting to get this information out and just chose this opportunity to finally.

[A]

Yes.

[C]

Get it off her chest.

[A]

Yes. So obviously, I know we're gonna laugh at getting pegged. I wanted to ask you if y' all think that that means that somebody's gay, because that was. Seems to be what everybody was arguing about. But he is a piece of and needs to be under the jail. But outside of that, y' all think it's gay. If.

[C]

Well, my favorite tweet this weekend was, and I'm paraphrasing, someone said, now we have to go listen to that girl on that podcast say it's okay to get pegged in your ass. Talk about you, me that you were going to justify it.

[A]

Oh, I thought, oh, I would have thought, like, horrible decisions, whatever. I think pegging.

[C]

I think, no, they were talking in regards to us and to you that you would justify it. And then in my head I'm like, they clearly don't know Damaris because she's homophobic. She's gonna call again.

[A]

I'm not homophobic. Do not say that rhetoric. Second of all, if that's what you into? That's what you into. It's not for me. It's not something I wouldn't strap up to peg a man. But I don't think it's gay if that's what you do. I think there's a high likelihood that you're under. That you're DL, But I don't think it's automatic. But high likelihood.

[C]

I mean, I'm all face.

[A]

Look at my face. Can we zoom in on Ma's face, please?

[B]

You don't think it's gay if somebody of a man be like, peg me?

[A]

I think that there's a high likelihood that you are undercover gay. But the action of getting pegged by a woman. The only thing that can make you gay is attraction to other men and doing shit with other men. If you want a woman to do something to you, like, if you. If it's a dude standing there with a dick and a woman standing there with a strap on, and you put the woman with the strap on, you're still straight. Freaky, but straight.

[C]

But I know. I understand that it is strapped to a woman, but you are taking something that is representing a male organ. It looks exactly like it. She has veins. And you're.

[A]

Well, that one.

[C]

And you're putting it in your ass. I don't know if there's much difference.

[A]

That one didn't have veins or if

[C]

a woman did it.

[A]

That just looked like a toy. That one didn't have veins, so I'll give him.

[C]

Oh, so the veins is. That's where it's not really. Okay.

[A]

It just looks like a long stick. What a curve.

[C]

Listen, man.

[B]

But Baby D, you know damn well if. Okay, this is different strokes. No, differently stroke for sure. But this is how you get Baby D to answer the question about answering the question, baby, why you haven't pegged a man before.

[A]

Because that's just not for me. It's not something I would be into.

[B]

Why?

[A]

Because it's just not.

[B]

Okay.

[A]

Yeah, it's just not my spiel. Like, I don't like, you got a dick. Why I need one? Like, I don't. You know?

[B]

But if he'd be like, yo, Mana, I want you to peg me.

[A]

See, so the reason I had this conversation earlier with.

[C]

Are you a lover girl or not? You gotta please your partner.

[A]

I. My thing is, it's not about pleasing you. It's about once I do that to you.

[C]

Go on.

[A]

The way I interact with you afterwards ain't gonna be the same.

[B]

You gonna interact with him like he A punk, right?

[A]

Like, I'm gonna. Like, I'm gon. I'm not. I'm g. Talk to you crazy. You know what I'm saying? But that's me and my own issues. That doesn't mean that it's wrong. That's me. That's me.

[B]

I get it.

[A]

I get it.

[B]

I get it.

[A]

Misogynistic, patriarchal, whatever the views you want to call it.

[B]

No, I feel you.

[C]

Listen, man, people have. Have their kinks, and we have our views. That's all. Yeah, that's it. There was one time I got into one. I guess you could call it a. A verbal altercation. Was that an event? And there was somebody who, I don't know, I've never met, but for some reason always has my name in their mouth, constantly talking about me. And I don't. I don't even know this person. So I always found it odd. And this is the first time I'd seen him in person. So naturally I went up and asked him, not like on some tough guy shit. I was like, I'm confused. We don't know each other. Why are you always talking like, I don't get this at all? So that goes back and forth. We leave the party, get in a car with a few people. Everyone's talking about the verbal altercation. And one girl is just awkwardly quiet to the left, and her homegirl starts laughing, like, oh, why are you so quiet? I'm confused. I don't know what's going on. She says, well, me and that guy just recently broke up. Like, we were just kind of dating, talking, nothing serious, but we broke up because he just wanted me to peg him every night. And I did it a few times, but I just couldn't keep doing it, so I had to break up with him. And then I thought in my head, there's no way someone that gets pegged in their ass could ever have anything to say about me. Then I started having self.

[A]

Like, what.

[C]

What makes you think you could get in the ass and then have the audacity to say something about me that

[A]

makes sense in my head? For real.

[C]

Like, before, I was convinced, like, maybe there's a run. Maybe there's something. I'm just. I don't know. There's a missing. And then the missing piece was, you get in your ass.

[B]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[C]

So now everything was clear at that point. I said, oh, I get it now.

[B]

Yeah.

[C]

Now I see why he behaves this way.

[B]

Makes all the sense.

[A]

Yeah. Men blame everything I gave him.

[C]

He like, oh, I Didn't call him gay.

[A]

That's why you're a. That's why you act like that, because you can't hear.

[B]

That's why you acting like.

[A]

Well, I think he has confidence because his G spot is being stimulated regularly. So he's a happy everyone to do.

[C]

I'm not here to judge anyone.

[B]

Stop right there. You know that came out. The G spot ain't in your ass.

[A]

It's not.

[B]

I think. I think that report came out a few months ago.

[C]

That report.

[B]

I think it came out a few months ago.

[C]

Fauci put that up.

[B]

I don't know who put it out, but I think that report came out a few months ago that a man's G spot is not actually the P

[A]

spot and it's the prostate gland, and it is internally between the base of the penis and the rectum. Found 2 to 3 inches inside the rectum toward the front of the body. Stimulation can lead to intense orgasms. I'm just saying this is science.

[B]

I had wow orgasms and never had nothing in my ass.

[A]

It could get wilder.

[C]

It could get wilder.

[B]

It can.

[C]

It gets so wild. You start talking about people you don't even know or ever met in your life.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

That's how wild. Again. You start hating people you don't even know.

[C]

That's the craziest nut I've ever.

[A]

Well, he might have a crush on you, Rory.

[C]

I don't think I'm the person for him. Because he's into things that I'm not. And again, I'm not here to judge. Whatever you want to do. I'm not one of those people. It's your bedroom. I don't care. I just also feel like two things can be true. You can do that, and we cannot judge you.

[B]

Right?

[C]

Whatever. But at the same time, right, you cannot speak about me with any type of tone in your voice.

[B]

Right.

[C]

If you participate in that type.

[B]

Just watch your mouth.

[C]

Watch your butt.

[B]

Yeah, well, I ain't watched. I don't care what a do with his butt, but just watch his mouth because I heard what you were doing with your butt. Watch.

[C]

Watch your mouth.

[B]

Oh, man. Yes. Yes.

[A]

Listen. But, hey, I a. It's a high likelihood. Just saying if he asks you, it's a high likelihood that he might be gay.

[C]

He said come over now.

[A]

Get here now. That'd be me when I need it. Get here now. Do a hundred on the highway.

[B]

Damn.

[A]

Don't stop at no red lights.

[B]

He must be ovulating. They get crazy.

[A]

His ass was ovulating. Listen, his ass. If he. If he wants you to tickle his ass with like a great jail. He wants you to tickle his ass with a finger. Might not be gay, but if he wants you to strap something to you like you have a dick and bend him over and put his leg up. And put your leg up, he might. You might not ever be able to make him happy.

[B]

Yeah, agreed. Well, she's. I mean, she was trying. Well, love who you love. We support that.

[C]

Well, he was suggesting that the strap on there was. It was for other women or so it wasn't.

[A]

Yeah, he was. He said whenever there was toys in the room, it's because it was mad in the room. He was like, hey, I don't know why you think that Dish song is about you. You left me because I can't stop cheating. It could be around any of my.

[C]

You think you're the only one I cheat on, right? Are you crazy?

[A]

Yeah, but all jokes aside with the gay, he need to be under the jail. Stop. Let's. Let's stop teenagers. Let's stop grooming teenagers. Let's stop faulting teenagers for act. Because she got a lot of slack like, oh, we told you you were too young and you caught us broke and you were getting Chanel bags the whole time you was fucking him his ass.

[C]

Somebody can Two things can be true.

[A]

She's also a child that doesn't fuck like you're ma. Child is acting like a child. When I was 15, 16, 17, 18, we all thought we knew what the we were doing and couldn't nobody tell. Yeah, can't nobody tell you when you think you know what the is going on. A kid is still a kid.

[B]

That's a fact.

[A]

So.

[B]

Well, we always say here, Rory, prayers to all parties involved. Prayers to all parties involved.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

I haven't. I haven't heard. I haven't heard a peep from that. From that side in a long time since that situation.

[B]

Good. You don't need to hit another.

[C]

Imagine. Imagine knowing a girl you with is telling a car full of people that you like to get in your ass.

[A]

That's why so many men keep their kinks in private. Because that might happen. Your OP might find out your biggest secret. Damn, yo, what if your OP find out your biggest secret?

[B]

That's why you don't keep no secrets.

[C]

That that freak flag fly.

[B]

See, that's why you got to keep them skeletons out your closet. That's why when you ain't got no skeletons, you could talk crazy. You could talk yet when you don't got no nasty on your jacket and no weird going on. But that's why you could be out here. Just because what you going ain't. I ain't got none of that over here. So now what I could talk to about all you crazy. Ain't nothing crazy coming out about me. I ain't. They ain't never happened. But when it's the ones that can't pick a side. You know them, you know them type where they like, nah, I don't know, but we shouldn't judge. We should. Whenever you hear a like, nah, yo. No, but you. You know I'm saying just chill. Let him. Yo, let homie live. Let homie live.

[C]

Like, what you mean?

[B]

You watch them right there. Them that yo, chill. Just.

[C]

Sexuality is a spectrum and you're free to roam.

[A]

But that's why a lot of don't speak up. Speak up on sexual assault, domestic violence. They're like, well, why aren't you? Why you

[B]

too?

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

So many people were quiet about the puff because they look crazy yelling about puff.

[A]

Predator posse.

[B]

Exactly. You know how it go.

[C]

Well, prayers for.

[B]

For.

[C]

For Tatiana and. And everything that she did go through, because that's. That. That's nasty.

[B]

Yes.

[C]

And. And she was saying there was other underage girls. I mean, prayers for all the. To come to light with Boston Richie. I don't give a. About his. His booty play. Like, whatever, but just. All right, listen, if you want to get pegged, just don't have a teenager do it. It like do it with a consenting adult.

[B]

Right?

[A]

And it's mad grown ass woman that'll bend you over. They choke you and everything when they. From the back.

[C]

Man's name on Twitter is Peg the Stallion, bro. Like DM Mandy.

[B]

Disgusting.

[C]

Why that's what Mandy like.

[B]

I mean, it's okay.

[A]

Amen. You close. You want to tongue up your ass.

[B]

Not up my. See, you see how it's not up my ass? Lick the ass like you would Lick, lick, not stick lick.

[A]

So it's a sticking lick like a stamp. It's not a stiff tongue.

[B]

It's not a lick me like a stamp. Exactly, it's a stamp. I'm a stamp. That's all. No, I ain't no mailbox. I'm a stamp. I'm putting nothing in my ass. Lick like a stamp. See how fast they try to change your story? Yeah, don't do that. Don't put me in that category. See, don't do that.

[C]

Inboxes and open.

[B]

Yeah. Come on. I ain't doing that. Lick. Soft tongue.

[A]

Have you guys seen the Kevon Kev on stage that they're killing him for?

[C]

Listen, I mean, they accused me of being a pander to women as well, so. Kev, I get it, but. No, we got to draw a line somewhere. He suggested that women, when they go on a first date, the first question they should ask the man that they're on a first date, his opinion on everything. Meg the Stallion and her story. If a woman asked me, what do you think about Meg on the first date? As a conclusion of who I was as a person, I would immediately block that woman in real life and on my phone. That's a psychopath. Not even. What's your last name? What do you think about Meg Thee stallion?

[B]

Well, he said that's what you should ask.

[C]

Sort of woman should ask.

[B]

That's what a woman should ask a man on the first date just to

[C]

see if he's a raging misogynist. Not like, you know, tell me your favorite color, like, what type of things are you into?

[B]

Right. Let's. Meg.

[C]

Our relationship was defined by the stallion.

[B]

So you said. That's a good litmus test. I don't know if it's that breakup. I mean, there's ways you can kind of gauge somebody's thinking and how they feel about certain things. I don't know if you go to the Meg Clay break breakup as one of those things, though. You know, I mean, I don't know if it's. If that's the one we want to go to because we really don't know what, you know, all the details there. We don't know what happened. So that's not a good. That's not a good, you know, example.

[C]

But this would make the six figures, six feet women look like angels to me. They make more sense to me than the woman that would ask, what's your opinion on Meg the stallion on the first date?

[B]

Yeah, I don't. I don't. I don't know.

[C]

At least the six feet, six figures women have their priorities together, right? They know what they want. They're asking for it. Don't ask me about Meg Thee stallion on our first date.

[B]

And we kind of misspoke on a whole Meg Clay thing, because we do.

[A]

We.

[B]

We didn't have all the details, and we kind of just painted Clay as, you know, a piece of cheater.

[C]

Nobody said. I mean, he clearly is saying he can't be monogamous, that that's the right thing to say in that situation. If you're not going to be monogamous. He would have been a piece of if he lied there true. If he was like, no, of course I want to do this and kept other like. Like once you get in that situation, the only good thing you can do is be like, well, I clearly I can't stay monogamous, so we should stop.

[B]

What are some of the things that you would ask a woman though, like when you first meet her to kind of like gauge her thinking or the type of woman she is.

[C]

Jay Z or Nas.

[B]

So ask a woman who her favorite rappers are. Music taste. Yeah, taste in music. Taste in rap. I think that's important.

[C]

Okay. In July, would you pick the Reasonable Doubt concert or the Blueprint concert? Because now I can know everything about you just based off that. I can come to any conclusion. I could tell the relationship with your father based off that question.

[B]

If you like the Blueprint more than you like Reasonable doubt. Yeah, very true. What's some things you asked me baby D when you first meet them.

[A]

So this. This is funny. This is funny that he said that, right? Because me and my homegirls do have a litmus test that has to do with Meg. It wouldn't be on the first date, but of earlier on. It's not a direct question, but we do somehow work in Tori and Meg. Because if you a free Tory ass, you have nowhere being around me now. What are you. What you care about? Her relationships, her dating history? I don't give a about that. But I do care about how you feel about violence against women.

[C]

Okay, so what if he doesn't care and I don't mean not care that a woman was shot. What if he just does not give a about Meg the stallion?

[A]

I just don't care that which is fine.

[C]

You don't have to not advocating.

[B]

You don't.

[A]

You don't have to care because I

[C]

don't care about the guys that have dedicated like have made their online personalities being free Tori like that's their. Their life and account. Those are the ones. Those people. No.

[A]

Yes.

[C]

They're take them out back. They're odd. I agree.

[A]

Yeah, but if you don't care, you don't care. That's what's up. But I don't care about that. Like most men don't care. But if you are a free Tory, like when I told you I met that man that had a free Tory T shirt on underneath his regular work shirt. Those you have to stay far away from.

[C]

He had what a free Tory T

[A]

shirt on underneath his work shirt. I'M not making this up. I'm dead.

[C]

Imagine typing in your. Your credit card number to a website to buy a free Tory Lanez T shirt. Did you say hashtag Free Tory? Because that's even funnier.

[A]

No, I think it just said free tour and had his picture.

[B]

Where did you meet this dude?

[A]

I'm not even gonna. It's somewhere that we go often, so I'm not even gonna say. But he was at work and the con that. And that had a free Tory shirt on.

[C]

Wearing. Wearing Tory Lanes on your chest is hilarious.

[B]

He had it on under his work. So he was like making a statement while he was at work.

[A]

Yeah. Underneath your work shirt. Like cuz they were talking about it or whatever. First people were originally talking about R. Kelly. It was cuz it was a group of men and conversation was happening and I was ignoring the conversation because I get really fired up in that conversation. So I just was standing to the side. So is like I'm still listening to Kells. I don't give a about D D D D And one dude was like, well, how you feel about the Tory situation? That Free Tori free. Because the girls were arguing with him. The girls in the spot. And he was like, free Tory free. And then lifted up his work shirt and it was a free shirt. There's. I have to ask because there's no way I accidentally give that man, right? No, I can't live with that. Yeah, I've taken some L's with my coochie. That one I won't take, right? No.

[C]

What would have been funnier is if like you guys did hit it off and have chemistry. And as you're undressing him to get to that that you stumble upon, I

[A]

would literally, I would scream like I was being murdered.

[C]

I would scream, unbutton your partner's shirt. And Tori just laying right on his chest.

[A]

Because that's gayer than taking dick. That's way gayer than taking dick.

[B]

Yeah, that's wild. I didn't even know people like really wore that type of shit. Like.

[A]

Yeah, they do.

[C]

I didn't know they were available for pregnancy.

[A]

They are. But it's like I've seen people in free Lil Wayne shirts like, you know what I'm saying? Free Wheezy, that was a big thing. Free Young Thug, that was a big thing. But Free Tori.

[B]

Yeah, that's crazy.

[A]

So name five Tory songs. And he couldn't name five Tori songs. Oh, you hate black women. Thank you. Got it.

[B]

Well, you asked him to name five songs he couldn't yeah, that's wild.

[C]

Or he feels that he was unjustly prosecuted. He's. He's.

[A]

You hate black women.

[C]

A social justice word.

[A]

That's cool.

[B]

Yeah, but there's so many other free shirts you could have wore outside of that one. That's so. Yeah, that's a little. That's. You was right. You was right.

[A]

Free Palestine. He might have been Palestinian.

[B]

Word.

[C]

Free Palestine.

[B]

Word.

[A]

Why is you, like. You know what I'm saying? Like, it's just.

[B]

Yeah, that's wild. All right. Well, yeah. I don't know about Kevin on stage as Litmus test on that one, but I do. I do think there's certain questions you should ask when you first meet somebody just to kind of gauge.

[C]

I agree with y', all because that is unfortunate if you find out that they. They're one of those type of Tory fans. But I also think you're equally as weird if on the first day you ask that question. And of course, it sucks if you have to find out later, but walking into a restaurant and be like, let me tell me what you think about Tory Lanez. I'm gonna. I'm gonna walk away.

[B]

Yeah.

[C]

That's why y' all know where I stand on it, too. And I still would be like, no, I'm cool with you. I don't think I. Yeah, we don't. I don't think we have the world.

[B]

You don't ask me that. Yeah, y' all know where I stand, but don't ask me that. Like, I don't even know you like that.

[A]

But I get what y' all are saying. But sometimes you, as a woman, you gotta ask people that, because you will be surprised.

[C]

No, I get it.

[A]

Finding out, like, one of my biggest crushes. It wasn't that bad. Finding out one of my biggest crushes was a huge Tory supporter. Was like, I was rough. Rats.

[C]

It's just a funny thing to like. It's just weird hill to die on. Like, even wherever you land on Israel and Palestine, there's so much baggage with both those things that affects so many lives. Like, I can. Even if I completely disagree with every Zionist, I can see the world where that's important to their group to die on the torch, Tory. Like, that's your cause.

[B]

Yeah.

[C]

Your cause is. Is Tory Lane.

[B]

Yeah. That's wild as amen.

[A]

It'd be like that. It'd be like that.

[C]

How much clubhouse do you listen to? Just get a job.

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[A]

all right,

[B]

so on some more Gender wars Gender wars. Gotta love it's always a gender war.

[C]

Gotta love when people in their 30s, 40s, and 50s are having Twitter topics day to day.

[B]

So Stephen Stephen A. Smith was on Cam Newton's podcast Shout out to both of those gentlemen and Stephen A. Had an interesting part of the conversation where he says his woman must be domesticated.

[C]

He's definitely on his right wing press run right now for his Pivot to politics. It's coming.

[B]

But was there okay and Baby D. You saw this, correct?

[A]

Mm.

[B]

Was there anything he cause when you have preferences. Cause we see this a lot when people talk about their preferences. What they prefer in a relationship, what they prefer in know, whatever. People always seem to get offended by somebody's preferences and Stephen A. Was saying he prefers the type of woman that when he comes home, she's cooking, food is prepared, he wants a hot meal. He wants his, you know, he wants the woman in his life.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

Where he works a lot of hours.

[B]

So he said he want. I want you to cook. If I got to cook myself, why do I need you? Like, okay.

[C]

And I want to. I want to preface by saying anytime we've used the word gay in this episode, we haven't said. Said it in an offensive way. That there's anything wrong with being gay. With that said that's gay.

[B]

That you want a woman to cook for you?

[A]

No, that you don't need that.

[C]

If I have to cook myself, why do I need you? The sole purpose of having a woman around would be to cook. That's kind of gay.

[B]

I don't think he said that's the sole purpose.

[C]

If I gotta cook myself, why do I need you?

[B]

Well, he said more than that.

[C]

Like you like a woman.

[B]

That's just a clip of that. He said more than that for sure. But he didn't. That's not what. I don't think that's what he was saying. Like he just to cook for him. Like, I don't think that's what Stephen A. Smith was saying. I think he was saying he prefers that when he comes home from work.

[C]

I don't think there's anything wrong with that.

[B]

That the woman in his life is preparing food for him, preparing to feed him, you know, after a day's work. I don't think that there's anything wrong with that. And then Stephen A. Is a little older. He comes from a different time, different upbringing. That's probably what he saw his mom doing for his dad. That's probably what he sees his sisters doing for their husbands. He said he has sisters. If he tells his sister he's going to his sister's house, by the time he gets there, his sister's already cooking because she knows Steve is coming over her brother, she's gonna cook for him. So he's used to the women in his life doing that. That's how he was raised. 58 year old man. Is that something to look at and be like, oh, that's wild. He's asking like, what you mean you need a woman to cook? Like you want your woman to cook for you.

[A]

I don't think that he's getting flack for it because it's wild. First of all, everything can be covered by preferences. Your preferences are preferences. Sometimes people will call out and say, that your pre are stupid. So I think the reason why.

[B]

Stupid preference, huh? Is that a stupid.

[A]

I think the reason why he's getting the. The flack for it is because then Cam says, okay, well, that makes sense. Does she work? And he then says, of course she works. I need her preoccupied. She can't be running around. She can't be sitting there worried about what I'm doing all day. She needs to have her own life.

[C]

She just turn on ESPN and see what he's doing all day.

[A]

She needs to have her own life. So, yes, full. Full. She needs to have a full time job, but also cook. And that is where the issue that I think people are throwing on him is. It's like you want her to work just as much as you work, but also cook.

[B]

I don't think he said just as much as he works.

[C]

Well, I mean, nobody on earth works as much as he works.

[A]

But yeah, you got to work, so you preoccupied. And not thinking about what I do all day. Because God forbid, if a woman's brain is left empty, she's just gonna sit there and think about her man all day. There's nothing else. If she's not at work, then she's thinking about you. Just.

[C]

I mean, stupid. But.

[B]

Well, if she's not at work, what is she doing all day?

[A]

You can do plenty of all day. But it doesn't. Just because I'm not. Just because a woman isn't working doesn't

[B]

mean who's paying for it.

[A]

Sitting there thinking about you.

[B]

If you don't work and you don't make a living for yourself, you don't make any money. Who's paying for your date? You to just do whatever you're doing all day.

[A]

Him. But he also said even if she works, he's still doing that. He's not. He don't want her to work to make money. He wants her to work so that she's not thinking about him.

[B]

Well, he wants her to have something to do, first of all, free time, like have her own whatever it is she's into. She's passionate about not work to help pay some of these bills. I don't think that's what Stephen A. Is saying. He's saying, no, I know that's what I'm saying. But he's saying he doesn't want a woman to just be at home all day with nothing to do. But that's not doing nothing with her time.

[A]

He says you don't need. Your brain needs to be occupied so that you're not worried about what I'm doing all day.

[B]

Well, yeah, maybe that too, but I don't. But not working because you have a partner who's rich and successful. I just don't think that that's the cloth Stephen A. Is for from. He still wants his woman in his life to have something going on. Like she ain't got to work to pay half this mortgage. That's not the energy. But just be into something, have some, some things that you're passionate about just so that you're. Every day you're doing something, you're busy, sure you're moving around, but at the end of the day you're the woman of the house. When, when your man comes home, he prefers to have a home. Not saying, he said, he said we can go out, we can do all of that too. But, but he does, when he comes home from work, he wants a home cooked meal.

[A]

That's. And that's his preference. And I'm sure there's plenty of people that would do that. But I don't think that people are a little crazy to point out like if Cam is sitting up there saying, if Cam is looking at you and saying, ah, what you saying might be a little crazy, then you know that you stepped off a little bit. Because if you work eight hours and I work eight. Okay, let's say Steven works 10. If you work 10 hours or 11 hours and I work eight hours and we both come home just as tired and hungry as you are, that woman is also just as tired as hungry. The only difference is she now has to get in the kitchen. That's too shit jobs for people who

[C]

cook really throw down.

[A]

Cooking ain't no one hour thing. If you cook, you really throw down. Especially the type that he seems like he's used to or that he wants, being that he's 58 years old, he don't want no young ho meal. You want a real meal, so you want some. That's for around three, four hours in the kitchen.

[B]

You don't want Alfredo. Yeah.

[A]

You don't want. No, you want real meal. You want somebody that throw down. That's a job.

[B]

He want a protein and two sides.

[A]

That's a, that's a, that's a job. So you want, you want a woman that's going to get off a job and then come home and also do a job. So you're saying you want your woman to be domesticated. This is what kills me with the red pill. You say you want your woman to be domesticated. You want the woman that Cleans full time, cooks full time, all of that. But you also want her to work a full time job and you work full time job. That's nothing.

[C]

Want that. They don't even think women should be in the workforce. The red, the real.

[A]

But those are the real red pills.

[C]

No, I.

[A]

With them, the ones that are like, women are too stupid to work. Yes. I'm so stupid, I can't work. I just cook and clean and stay home and have babies.

[B]

Right.

[A]

No, I fuck with them. It's the ones that are like, nah, you women are. Women should be working, but also cooking and also cleaning and also fucking and also sucking dick and also taking care of the kids. Those ain't real red.

[C]

Hell yeah.

[A]

And that's where he's coming from.

[B]

That sounds like America.

[C]

Hell yeah, America.

[A]

You gotta do everything. I'm just gonna go to work and pay bills. But everything else, like that's on you. Like that's not.

[B]

But there's also a flip side to that too though, baby. D. Like there's also the side with a man that don't want you to work because he wants to control everything that you, that you do.

[A]

Yes, for sure.

[B]

He wants to control when you get money. He wants to control where you can go. You see what I'm saying? So it's pros and cons to it all. You could have a man that don't want you to work, sit home all day, he makes all the money, he's very well off. But now he controls when you get money. Spend money, where you can spend money, how you can spend money.

[A]

That's a fact. And that's a very dangerous thing. That's how a lot of women end up in financially abusive, domestically abusive.

[B]

Right. So here you have a man saying he wants you to have your own thing going. Again, not saying you gotta have a 9 to 5 every day busting your ass because you gotta come help pay some of these bills. Not saying necessarily that, but just have something to occupy some of your free time with.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Where you're not just at home all day and, you know, not doing anything productive for yourself. It's all about yourself. It's like, yeah, I'm successful, I'm well off. You know, the mortgage, house paid for, we good. But I still want you to have something for yourself though. Like what are you passionate about?

[A]

About for sure.

[B]

Like do that. You know what I'm saying? Do something. Because that's a luxury to be able to pursue something you're passionate about because your partner affords that for you where it's like, no, you ain't got to work to pay mortgage, but just get into something, whether it's go back to school, whether it's opening a daycare or, you know what I'm saying, you still gotta run that.

[C]

That's still work.

[B]

That's still a business. Right? But the only thing is now you own that business. That's your business. Right? It's still work, though. So that's what I think. It more so is just have something

[C]

for yourself going on, which I completely agree with.

[A]

You should never let a man be your only. Your only option when it comes to money, for sure. But I do think that people need to be a little bit more realistic with what they're asking for. If you want dinner on the table or damn near on the table when you walk in from work, that means that that person needs to have the free time to do that for sure. And that's if you like, you know what I'm saying? So you. You. What preference do you want more? And then when niggas come in with this, I seen my mama do it. I seen my mama do it. I see my. Your mother was miserable. Go ask her. Do you think she wanted to come home after working eight, nine hours, come home and then cook and then have to take care of y'?

[C]

All?

[A]

Do y' all think that made her happy? Or do you think she did it because she had to?

[B]

Right.

[A]

Why do you want women to struggle and to be bone fucking tired and unhappy? Why do you want them to do that? Just because you've seen your mother do it? When, if given the chance, which you have the chance to give to the person you love if given the chance, your mother would have never chosen that. I hate that rhetoric. I be asking niggas if their mothers was hard workers too. Like your mom was a hard worker. Yeah, my mother, she worked so hard. She was bone tired. She did everything for us. She was a single mom. She had. She struggled, but she made it work. I be like my mom. I listen.

[C]

Yeah, I listen.

[A]

I like my mother, too. I listen.

[C]

The nerve of those women, right?

[A]

No, it's not the nerve of it. They did it because they had to. I don't. It shouldn't be glorified black women working their ass off and. And to the bone and still having to take care of kids and doing that. I'm never glorifying being bone tired as a woman.

[C]

I hear you on the glorified part, but it can still be appreciated and acknowledged.

[A]

It can be appreciated and Acknowledged, glorified things. Looking for. And yeah, I'm looking for my wife. My mother worked herself to the bone. I'm looking for you to do the same thing. Because my mother did it. No. And I've talked to men. I've had first date conversations with men like that.

[C]

That's because you didn't ask about Meg.

[A]

I think there, there needs to be a balance.

[B]

Yeah, no balance.

[C]

I mean, the funniest part about this entire thing is that Stephen A. Can afford a chef, but that's neither here nor there.

[A]

That's what. When he said I gotta cook for

[C]

myself, even if I had the money that Stephen A. Had, there is still some intimacy and love when you cook for your partner. Like, I, I do like that aspect of it. But yeah, if we're both working and I can afford a chef three times out the week, like, that's fine too.

[A]

Yeah. But Stephen A.

[C]

We're talking specifically about him. His day doesn't end when he gets home. Like, he has to go watch every game. So at 6am he can talk about the games that were on last night. Like, he, he does have a schedule where I can see you would want a quote unquote, domesticated woman. Like, you need to be a counterpart to what I have to do every day. And we do need to be a team because I literally have to come home and even though you guys don't think it's work, I have to watch sports all night because I have to have a take in four hours.

[A]

But I would think, I would think if you work that much, you would want a partner who had more free time.

[C]

Yeah, that.

[A]

You know what I'm saying? Like any man I've ever met who had a long, grueling schedule, he didn't want somebody who also worked a lot because then y' all will never see each other.

[C]

But to most point point, like something with, with the rich wife, you either have like two options, you end up being like the charity one that does, like all the cool charities to occupy the time, or you become Pilates. And I'm opening up the Chardonnay at 2:00pm like, those are really where the rich stay at home moms end up.

[B]

Lattes and Pilates.

[C]

Yeah. And then though we're drunk lattes, Tuesday, 3 o' clock, by the pool with the other drunk moms. Like, there's that world, but then there's also also the stay at home moms that find something passionate about with charity and like, and there's also. And we can use that for tax purposes. There's also 501 things.

[A]

There's also the average stay at home mom who's just kind of busy with her cooking and cleaning up. I think that's the average.

[C]

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

[A]

There are the super drunk ones, and there are the super, like the. The Bezos wife ones, but they're also just the average ones. That's like, all right, he's busy all day. I'm making sure these kids are good. Making sure. Like, but there. He's also older, so kids are out of the picture. So she does have a lot of free time. Anybody that's really dating him seriously does have more free time, because kids are probably out of the picture.

[B]

For Steve, you.

[A]

He has his kids.

[B]

You know what's funny about this? I remember just years ago when used to be online and when women would try to jump in certain conversations online, men would say, in the kitchen. Like, get in the kitchen.

[C]

It was funny.

[B]

Yeah, but, like, women got offended by that, naturally.

[C]

But it was. It was a funny joke, but it

[B]

was like, women got offended by that. But women would rather not work and rather be stay at home.

[A]

That's not what in the kitchen meant. In the kitchen was if a woman give. Is giving her opinion on something. And y' all especially. It was usually sports.

[C]

That's usually what it came from.

[A]

I would tweet about the Steelers and would be like, kitchen now. Like that. That is. That's mis. Funny. It's funny. It's funny, but it's misogynistic. Like, it's women. I understand why women would get offended by it.

[C]

We can't watch the Steelers without wings. Like, what you doing?

[B]

I mean, but Destiny's Child said independent women, though, right?

[C]

No, but then they also said they're taking their man's shoes off, tying his durag, and getting his.

[A]

His bag. And they also said, can you pay my bills? Can you pay my credit card bills? Can you pay my automobiles?

[B]

But which one is it? Bills, bills, Bills or all my independent women?

[A]

All three of them. I'm independent.

[B]

Which one are y'? All? God damn it. Y' all is Bills, bills, bills. Which one?

[A]

It's Uchi Wally and it's one mic.

[B]

No. Is it Uchi Wally or is it one mic?

[C]

It ain't.

[B]

It can't be both.

[A]

It can't.

[C]

But I don't think Beyonce should need to know how to cook. I just don't.

[B]

Why not?

[C]

Let me know how to cook. I think all adults, which we'll get to in a minute, because I agree with this Domesticated point to some degree. All adults should know how to cook. But I'm saying that clip of Beyonce, which is hilarious when she's watching, I think it was this. The Summertime whatever video it was. And she's like, looks like I can't cook. That's accurate. But yeah, Beyonce has been working since she was 13 years old every day learning a dance routine. No, I don't think Beyonce has time to. To be a chef for hov. Like, there's other ways you can show intimacy and love for your partner. It doesn't have to be a hot meal every night. Like, y' all can afford a chef. Let's at least eat together.

[B]

Yeah, I'd rather some hot pussy. I could uber eats. I ain't tripping. Oh, I could uber eats. Like, we ain't right. Ain't really tripping about that. As long as that pussy. Ready, I'm good.

[A]

Oh. Oh.

[C]

I. I don't. I don't agree with Stephen A. On the assault on masculinity. Is very, like, Fox News headline. I do think masculinity has been diluted. Is encouraged to be less masculine. I do agree that. That that has existed in modern society for sure, which I think is a. A bad thing. I don't know if there's an assault on masculinity, but I. I think women and men both should be domesticated at their big age. Like, that's a huge part. Of course, every relationship is different. You have to go with your schedule, I. E. The Beyonce J shit. Like, there's other ways to show up for your partner without cooking. But, yes, you should be domesticate. You're an adult in a relationship. Be domesticated. The is wrong with that?

[B]

I ain't got no choice. I cooks and clean.

[A]

Don't you?

[B]

Check you out, man.

[A]

Always ordering some food, though. I ain't never seen you bringing no vegan meal prep. You always ordering some, like a smoothie. You'll be ordering food too, Mom.

[B]

Sometimes. Sometimes if I don't feel like cooking

[C]

when I'm going home.

[B]

Yeah, I just said that, though. I just did not just say. Ooh, I uber eats. I'm not tripping. But if I want to cook some nice. Yeah, I cook for myself. Clean all of that.

[A]

It's a gender wars ass topic. But I just think that we should all stop trying to tell women how to be women and men how to be men, which I've been guilty of. Please don't.

[B]

Oh, I'm Baby D. Hey, I'm glad you said that.

[A]

Oh, My God, I admit my shit. Yeah, but just be with who, who works for you and be realistic. That's. That's all.

[C]

Every relationship is different.

[A]

And if you gonna be red pill, be red pill. Like I, I don't. That's what's pissing me off. I don't like no half and half while Republican like values and shit. Like you want women domesticated but you also want them to work. Is it Uchi Wally or one Mike.

[C]

I'm just saying funniest thing about the red pill shit is when they, they get into the women need to cook and clean and this and that but they also think the rapture is coming and society is going to end. So bro, you need to know how to cook too. Like.

[A]

Well, if it's society and you don't need to know how to cook. We did.

[B]

Baby, would you say you're a feminist?

[A]

Am I a feminist?

[B]

I don't think so.

[A]

Yeah, I think that there's. I think that where femin feminist feminism has gone has gone a little bit too.

[C]

It's not quite what Webster's definition.

[A]

Yeah, it's going a little bit too left for me. But I do believe that women should have the choice whether to vote or not. And if we should have our own bank be able to have.

[C]

Well, that's where we, that's where we differ.

[A]

Yeah, I think that we should be able.

[B]

Yeah, that's where Baby, you lost

[C]

for a minute. Is going crazy then you said voting now.

[B]

Yeah. I shouldn't show up to the poll

[A]

but I think that feminism. I think that there. I believe in equity, not equality. I think things should.

[B]

You believe in equity, not equality.

[A]

Equity not equality. I think things should be equally as easy but not equal.

[C]

Men and women are equal. We're just not the same.

[A]

So that's why double standards exist. So will you have to do certain things to even certain out. Women need more sleep than men. That is scientifically proven. Women's bodies need more sleep to operate than men. Which means that they should not work as hard as men. They're not built physiologic physically the same as men. They can't work as hard as men.

[B]

Like there is a reason Serena Williams worked harder than me. I ain't.

[A]

You said what?

[B]

Serena Williams worked harder than me. For sure. Serena Williams definitely work harder.

[C]

The female execs of JP Morgan work harder than me. Yeah. Know they're juggling so many things.

[B]

Hell yeah.

[C]

No, I think modern day feminism has gone. It's the complete opposite of what the like Webster Definition of wanting equal rights for women. It's like quite the opposite. Feminist now. Now it's just a buffet. They went the opposite of the definition.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

They don't want it equal. They just want the good and the rest of the n. That's true. N. I'm cool.

[A]

Yeah. But I also, I also don't want women. Women just paint it as like not. There are so many hard working women. Like women work women be working hard as bro. Like they put a lot of pressure.

[B]

There's definitely a lot of hard working.

[A]

There's so many hard working women. But I'm not mad at the women that don't want to work hard. I'm not mad at them.

[B]

I love hard working women. Those. Those are women. I have no problem helping and doing something for women that I know. Got no problem getting up, going to get on there. I'm like, that's. She. She don't want to deserve it. She deserve it.

[C]

Yeah. But I mean I get what Zbrush brought up before because I've dated women that work just as much as me and I've dated women that don't. And I can honestly say I may have enjoyed the relationships where they didn't work as much as me because they had more. It was nice to be able to like work 12 hours and come home and you there like and you're not

[A]

tired and you're not irritated and not

[C]

to like cater to me or anything but just, just to have your partner available when you need them to be available.

[B]

I'm a dump on them about your day.

[A]

Yeah, yeah. No real though.

[C]

But then like also we, we trap. We travel a lot for work. Well, I mean that's a balanced relationship. No.

[B]

Yeah. Hey, I'm a Libra. I love balance.

[C]

We travel for work. Like it's nice if you're in a relationship to that she can just up and come with you to tour dates. Like that stuff is. Y' all gotta be in LA for 10 days. I like my partner to be with me. They can just do it.

[B]

I'm the opposite.

[A]

And can also bring your child as well.

[C]

Well, I mean, yeah, that, that like.

[A]

You know what I'm saying? Like that, that's. Yeah, it's it Like I prefer. Because of the type of schedule that we have. I prefer somebody who doesn't work a 9 to 5. That makes my relationship easier because I don't have a predictive, predictable schedule. Like. Like a typical 9 to 5. So I can move shit around. You can move shit around because you

[B]

have more freedom you said you like a guy that works at nine to five.

[A]

No, that doesn't. I would prefer you not to have. To not have that.

[C]

We're really getting the Twitter streets right now.

[A]

You said what?

[C]

We're really in the Twitter streets now.

[B]

It feels good, right? Doesn't it feel good?

[C]

Remember when $200 dates was the thing and inflation hit? What do you. What would a 200 day be now if they had that conversation in Twitter world right now?

[B]

McDonald's.

[A]

450. 500.

[C]

I was gonna say 500 minimum. Yo, you get two drinks and a steak in New York City.

[B]

450. 455.

[C]

Easy.

[B]

455.

[C]

Shout out to the New York Knickerbockers. Yes, sir. Greatest team in NBA history.

[B]

The greatest team, NBA history. Just because they got to the second round is crazy.

[C]

Mellow. Couldn't do it, Jaylen.

[B]

Ken Jalen lives in the second round. He loves it.

[C]

He loves the second round.

[B]

He drives in the second round. That's what he does.

[C]

Beat the Hawks. Ah, shit. Over 50, right?

[B]

50.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

That was a fun game to watch.

[B]

That was. That was like embarrassing. The Hawks just completely laid down and just gave up the pussy. It was just.

[A]

Oh, my.

[B]

Yeah, they gave it up. They gave it up nasty that night. They just do whatever to me. I was like, y' all not gonna even swing back. Just nothing.

[C]

Just lay down.

[B]

Like, that was. That was bad. That was a bad way to. Like, a lot of the Hawks are gonna look very different next year. Put it like that. A lot players lost. They lost their spot. A lot of coaches will be gone. You can't lose by 50 in a game. 6. 50. Y' all gave up. That means literally, like, yo, nah, it. We just ready to go Cancun on three. That's all that was. Like, we ain't. We don't want to. We don't even.

[C]

They didn't even try for pride.

[B]

Yeah, nothing. It was just bad. Like, if I'm gonna lose by 50, I'm getting kicked out the game. I'm flag flagrant two. Send me to the showers.

[C]

That's what I was scared for, too, with Mitch and that.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

I was like, please, please don't get a bunch of our guys suspended because they down 50.

[B]

But E, they. They will go on to the second round to face the surprisingly and I think, baby D. Did you pick the Sixers?

[A]

No.

[B]

You picked the Cavs and the Wolves?

[A]

No, my Hard Rock bet was the Cavs and the Wolves.

[B]

Cavs and the Wolves. Well, we all had. I Think I had the Celtics obvious. I think I had them going to the finals or Eastern Conference finals, I think.

[A]

So you lost your money.

[B]

Well, yeah, definitely. It's okay, though. But the Knicks will play the Sixers in the second round. Cat and Embiid have been beefing for years. They've been going back and forth on social media and just like they should. Those that beef has, has resurfaced.

[C]

I don't care about the, the Cat and, and B. Beef. I'm curious what, what Mitch. How Mitch is going to feel. Yeah, because I, I, I've been Super Bowl. I don't even think Embi should be in the NBA anymore. I think he should have been thrown out of the league. Trying to grab somebody's leg while they're jumping, getting up. You should be thrown out of the league.

[B]

Oh, man.

[C]

Like, completely thrown out of the league.

[B]

That, you know, you don't remember. John Stalls, Kenny Anderson, you know, do you remember that?

[C]

I think if somebody, if, if you punch somebody, who's it? Raja Bell and Kobe, whoever. The, if you just square up with somebody and punch them in the face or even sneak someone, whatever, Suspended. If you are laying on the ground like a. And someone jumps up, rebound, layup, I forgot what it was. And you grab their legs to pull them down, down, you deserve to be thrown out of league. That's not a fight. That's just the thing I've ever seen. You're gonna, I mean, we lost Mitch for that series.

[B]

You don't get thrown out the league for that. You get a suspension. You don't get thrown out.

[C]

I'd rather somebody shave points and not get thrown out the leg. You literally cannot lay on the ground and grab somebody's legs. Jumping.

[B]

That was, that was, that's, that's.

[C]

You could end someone's career that way.

[B]

Yeah, but that's, you know, he wasn't trying to end somebody's career.

[C]

What was he trying to, trying to do?

[B]

I mean, he was definitely trying to prevent him from jumping and doing that, but I don't think he was like, I'm gonna end Mitchell Robson's career right here. Like, I don't think that's what Embiid was saying or thinking. No, but it is a danger.

[C]

He's going up for that layup right now. What if somebody just grabbed his legs like that?

[B]

Yeah, but you can't grab your legs on the layup like that, though. That's, it's different. But the situation with him and Mitch was unfortunate. And Mitchell Robinson did get hurt, but I really wanted the Celtics to move on because, you know, I feel like it would have been a more mental thing to have Jayson Tatum come back to the Garden where he tore Achilles last year in the playoffs.

[C]

That's fucked up.

[B]

No, I'm just saying we would see, like, if he was mentally, physically, he's back. But to the exact next year, a year later, you're back in the same arena where you blew your Achilles last year in the same playoffs. Like, it's the playoffs again, and we're right back here. We would have saw if Jayson Tatum was fully, mentally, you know, recovered from that. From that moment. I think the Sixers pose a different threat, though. I think the Sixers, the matchup is a lot tougher for the Knicks.

[C]

Yeah, I agree. I wanted the Celtics because, yeah, I was going to ball out. They have no center.

[B]

I'm worried for the Knicks. I'm not gonna lie. Like, this series, if Embiid stays healthy. I know. I think he's out tonight. Good for game one because he got hurt the end of last game. I think good karma. But hopefully, man, hopefully the Knicks can get it done. I would love to see the Knicks move on and get to the. And get to the Eastern Conference finals, but I do think the Sixers are going to be a. A much tougher opponent than the Celtics or Atlanta was for sure.

[C]

All right, let me open up the Hard Rock Bet app. Let's go through this second round right now.

[B]

I need my. I need my redemption, Rory. I need my money back.

[C]

Hard Rock Bet right now. New York Knicks Sixers -260 with the Knicks. Plus 210 with the 76ers. Who we taking? I'm. I mean, this is one I'm just gonna admittedly not be objective on. I. I got the Knicks. Yeah.

[B]

I. I can't. I can't. I can't put. I can't go with Philly. I got to take the Knicks.

[A]

Is this for the whole series or

[C]

just for whole series? This isn't for. For game one games or whatever this is. This is just who wins the series. Minus 260 plus 210.

[A]

I'm going with Sixers.

[B]

I'm taking the Knicks.

[C]

It's next.

[B]

Nasty. Gotta take the Knicks. Maybe.

[C]

Do you only selling tickets to. To Philly residents?

[A]

No, it's just because, like, y' all keep believing in the Knicks like a girlfriend that keeps getting cheated on. Like, he'll change. Like, I know he'll change. He's not going to change. He's Going to keep letting you down.

[B]

Yeah, but the Knicks could get past Philly, though.

[C]

Like, they could. What if I bring home thugs to the Knick's birthday?

[A]

They all happily married. That's why they suck. They need motivation.

[C]

Do not suck.

[A]

That's why they need. They need some hoes that like, really, you know what I'm saying? Spice some up.

[C]

No, they're focused.

[B]

Exactly.

[C]

They're not. They're not out at say less with you right at 4am they're with their

[B]

wives and kids getting full on hooking

[C]

that elixir do to you.

[B]

Damn Cavs.

[C]

I know Harden is dying in Cleveland.

[B]

Yeah.

[C]

From what he's used to, he better

[A]

invest in real estate. Cleveland has a great real estate deal.

[C]

No, I have nothing against Cleveland. I'm just saying. Saying what? James Harden's off the court activities are in the cities that he's played in. I know he probably, you know, it's not the same, but. All right, we have the spurs and Timberwolves -600 with the Spurs -425 on Hard Rock for the Timberwolves. I'm taking the spurs in this one.

[B]

Yeah, I don't know.

[C]

There's gonna be like, plenty of upsets here. I just, I think.

[B]

Shout out to my guy, Julius, man. It's my. It's my dog, man. But I don't know, man.

[C]

Man, I'm rooting for the Timberwolves. I want to see. Because I love Julius. I want to see them win, but I. I don't know if they're getting paid.

[B]

Anthony Edwards is back. He had a hype extension in his. In his knee, but I don't know, man.

[C]

That's what happens when you. When. When you go outside Wimby.

[B]

Wimy is Wimby and Castle. And that, that, that spurs team, they just. They look like they have all of the pieces to. To. To go all the way this year. So as much as I would love to see, you know, the Wolves move on, I got to take the Spurs.

[C]

Gotcha.

[A]

I'm taking the Timberwolves like I did from the very beginning.

[B]

You definitely did. You definitely did.

[C]

Way the Thunder vs the Lakers, minus 2000 on the Thunder plus 900 on the Los Angeles Lakers. Listen, man, I mean, the Thunder is the Thunder, and anyone that picks them to win the entire thing, I'm never going to get mad at you. Braun is kind of balling right now.

[B]

No, Braun is balling. He's definitely.

[C]

I don't know. There might be a world that that could be. Not to say that LeBron really has to prove much anymore for what he's done in his career. But this could be like a career defining thing. If he beats the Thunder like that puts him in a conversation that he wasn't in already. If, if he beats this team at this, at this age, with the numbers that he's doing right now. We've never seen someone 41 years old playing basketball like this.

[B]

If you beat the best team. Yeah. If he's able to get the Lakers pass. Okc.

[C]

That's crazy.

[B]

That's a, that's a crazy stat, but I don't think it's going to happen. Oh, no.

[C]

With that said, I'm taking okc.

[A]

Yeah, I'm taking OKC too.

[B]

I'm taking, I'm putting my money on OKC in this series for sure. As much as I love the Lakers and, and Braun is playing his ass off, I just think, you know, let's, let's be a little realistic here. I don't think they have what it

[C]

takes to move past OKC and the last one. Detroit Pistons versus the. I'm sorry, Damaris. Cleveland Cavaliers. The Pistons minus one of the Cavaliers for sure. And the Cavs plus 100 on the Hard Rock Bet app.

[B]

I.

[C]

This is, this is a series that I don't really, like, have a, a confident answer.

[B]

I'm going with Detroit.

[C]

I think this is going seven.

[B]

I'm going with Detroit.

[A]

I'm going with Cavs. I'm sticking to what I said from the jump.

[C]

I'm, I'm, I'm going to go with the Cavs as well. But I don't know.

[B]

You going Cavs, you going Cleveland?

[A]

I am.

[B]

I don't know, man.

[C]

I think, I think Harden finally shows up in the playoffs.

[B]

I don't know, man. I just, I don't, I don't believe in Harden in the playoffs.

[C]

I mean, no one does.

[B]

He does. Yeah. I just don't. And I think that, I think the Pistons kind of, you know, they had, they had a scary series with the, with the Raptors. They won seven games, but I think they fig. I think they found themselves in that series. I think they, they understand what they need to do now. It's a different level of intensity in the playoffs. And I think Cade Cunningham figured it out. I think they going. I think they get past the Cleveland Cavaliers and I'm saying six, no worry and mad mall.

[C]

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[B]

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[B]

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[C]

What's that?

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[B]

Yeah, no you're going down. The Hawks are going down. The Hawks. It's fitting that he performed at that game.

[C]

And I know people were laughing like, yo, what the fuck is Young Jock doing? I don't think people realize the pressure that that is when you are walking out to perform not knowing that this crowd has no interest. They're pissed. You're down 50.

[B]

That's tough.

[C]

A lot of people like, yo, why. Why are we doing a performance that's like, let's just have a quiet halftime?

[B]

Yeah. Like, we should just like, let's read the Bible right now. Everybody should have just read the Bible at the halftime in Atlanta. That's gotta be tough. But, you know, that's something you don't think about when you get booked for these games. You thinking like, damn, it's the playoffs is lit. You, like, if I fuck it, I'm gonna go out there in front of Atlanta and perform. Yeah. With y' all downfield 50.

[C]

One of my favorite performance NBA moments was Sixers, Lakers and Philly crowds are different. Like, people talk about, like, Oakland Raiders this and that. When it comes to the Eagles Sixers, Philly has the most obnoxious fan base, period. I love people in my life that are Philly fans. I love them individually. When they all get together, they're Neanderthals. They're. They're animals. When Destiny's Child performed at the Sixers Lakers game, and I think it was Beyonce had an NBA uniform on. I think Kelly had on Lakers and Michelle had on Sixers. They booed the whole time because they had on Lakers gear. Like, they performed Survivor over boo for the entire time.

[B]

Yeah.

[C]

That's one of the funniest performances ever in NBA.

[B]

That's what the fans are supposed to do. They supposed to clap just because it's Destiny Child and you got on Lakers. Nah. This is funny.

[C]

A bunch of dreams drunk.

[B]

I mean, Kelly had on. She had on Sixers jersey, though.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

But they were booing because Michelle had on the Lakers. Like, you should have known. Like, just don't even go teams. Like, just dress as yourself. Yeah, you can't in a. A Philadelphia Arena Stadium. They are the most obnoxious fans. They're drunk. They also don't care about Destiny's Child in 2001. I'm not going to say that the Philadelphia fan base was the most progressive.

[B]

Yeah, well, it was.

[A]

Honestly, it wasn't even that. It was that they were. They were losing at the time, like, half during halftime. They were losing. They were down bad.

[C]

Listen, they were down 50. And Jock turned the whole place up.

[B]

Jock turned the place out. I would have Been like, meet me in the bag. We going down

[C]

50. Oh, man.

[B]

I would have remixed Jock. You supposed to remix the out of that record that we out of here. It's over. Cancun on three.

[C]

Oh, man. But no, I didn't want to salute young Jock because I don't think people realize how tough that is to. To walk out there.

[B]

Hell yeah.

[C]

And perform for people. Tough as in that regard, I guess we get. We can pivot into music finesse two times. Put his contract into chat gbt and got a rude awakening.

[B]

He put his contract into chat GPT. Mm.

[C]

Chatgpt didn't even try to give him a buffer like, hey, man, you're doing good. You're making money. Just what's. What's bad about this deal? Label owns everything. Masters forever.

[B]

Long term lock with automatic extensions. 360 deal. They touch all income. Expenses come out before artist gets paid. Label has final say on almost everything. Hard to exit once distribution happens. All right. Was there anything good about this do.

[C]

No. That. That one. Go back to that. Ryan, please. The worst one in this is expenses come out before artists get paid. We all know how bad major label deals. 360s this and that. The worst part of major label deals is I'm responsible for all the expenses. But to pay the expenses back only comes out of my profit. So if. If we have a split split there and I owe a quarter million dollars, it's not. All the money coming in is not going against that quarter million dollars. It's just my. I could own 1% of this.

[B]

Yeah.

[C]

And the payback to that quarter million dollars is coming out of just my 1%. You know long that takes to pay back.

[B]

Well, it depends. It depends on how fast you recruit.

[C]

That's the worst part of a major deal by far.

[B]

Yeah.

[C]

Is that all expenses are only to the artist to be paid back out of my profit. Insane.

[B]

The music industry is the music. Yo. It's. It's really worse than people think it is.

[C]

It's. What's crazy is it's worse than banks. And we know banking is number one criminals on earth. But if I take a loan out to buy my house, our deal is that I pay an interest rate. Bank makes their money back times whatever. My interest rate is based off how long I still own the house, though, right? Like, the bank doesn't give me a loan. I pay it off, and then the bank still owns my house.

[B]

Right.

[C]

That's insane.

[B]

That's. Wow.

[C]

It's the only place that gives a loan where you don't get to own the thing you're getting a loan for. Like that'd be like if the bank gives me a loan to go to college and I get my degree in a certain field and no, you owe my doctor's office now. What the.

[B]

It's crazy.

[A]

Yeah, but like how are you more

[C]

of a criminal than a bank?

[A]

You having to put it into chat. GPT is stressing me out so bad. Like a lawyer should be one of them expenses. Like, I mean.

[C]

And a lot of times even your lawyers baked into the 5% of the overall deal as well. So it doesn't even really necessarily come out of your pocket. Comes out of the deal. Like there is ways. But I've never been the one that like jumps on this. You're so stupid. Train with young artists because a lot of young artists are in terrible situations. They have no understand. I know everyone's like, well everyone has phones now. You can search. It's common sense. But I, I don't know. Finesse two time story. But some people are in such fucked up situations, their family's fucked up up. And you throw 100 grand in my face. That could at this time feels like it could solve a problem that we're all in. I see why. Which is predatory. But they're adults, so it's like, whatever.

[A]

Yeah. Wait, so that was one contract. He said, I'm posting my Atlantic contract next. How many contracts he under? Oh, that's just the, the Mob Ties contract. That wasn't the Atlantic contract contract.

[C]

Well, that's also what's rough about signing with production companies. Like I'm, I, I didn't want to use a specific one because they'll be thinking I'm shooting at some label. But every sub label across the board, whether it's ovo, tde, qc, everything. When you sign to a production company and then sign to a major, they're taking another 25 away from you that you could have had had you just signed directly to the label. It's just diluting more and more of you your percentage of everything. So once you get into to that bag when someone signed to someone, someone signed to someone, someone signed to someone. All that's just diluting your. It's not like, like if, if TDE takes an artist to Interscope like shops around which I think is a good strategy as far as we don't have to be in bed with one major label. We could shop what makes sense. RCA may make more sense for this person where Interscope works here. That's cool. But if you sign directly to that label, you're going to to keep an extra 25 of your own. The the production companies take and rightfully so. Someone like TDE is going to make sure you're marketed correctly. Like that's a stamp that does matter. But they're going to take their money off that. Like you already getting by the major now you got to get. You got to pay your production company. So that's just one contract.

[B]

I feel for finesse though, because he seemed like he genuinely did not know that he was in a up situation based off of what he. You know his caption was on the post.

[A]

Yeah, probably just getting checks. Like, why does check say 75 cent? What the is going on in. That's when he started putting that in the chat GPT.

[B]

When you got to put your. When you even thinking about putting your contract as a chat GPT. Yeah, it's bad, bro. It's bad.

[A]

I moved off loyalty. I thought it was an honor to have Jay Prince, the old man to be my manager. Y' all told me I didn't need a lawyer because all they do is over people. What looks like to me y' all worse than the lawyers. I'm asking as a man, can somebody help me buy out the situation before I crash out and do something that's going to give me a life sentence. Yikes.

[B]

Nasty Game. Nasty. Nasty Game.

[C]

And I'm not here to condemn or defend J. Prince in any way.

[A]

I. J.

[C]

Prince is using a standard contract that every single.

[B]

It's the music industry.

[C]

And I'm not saying that's right. No, I'm not saying that's right. But J. Prince is using the exact same blueprint as every single production sub label or major label.

[B]

Yeah, that's.

[C]

That's what it is. And that 360 is going to happen. I mean, your. Your family exposed. That's the reason 360 exists. Not cuz y' all did anything wrong, but you exposed like, okay, we have a deal. Rockefeller and Def Jam have a deal. We're going to go start our clothing line. But we're not calling it Rockefeller. It's rockaware. It's a whole separate entity. And Def Jam was like, wait, y' all are doing independent tours? No.

[B]

Yeah.

[C]

Everyone after y'. All. Y' all just exposed how to get money outside of these walls. That anyone after y'. All? No, we getting all that. You think you can sell a T shirt without us?

[B]

A free Tory T shirt?

[A]

Yo, I.

[B]

The free big T shirts is crazy.

[C]

Was there freebigs T shirts.

[B]

Yeah, yeah.

[C]

Oh, did Dame sell him my phone?

[B]

Yeah, yeah, Dame did that. Biggs was pissed off.

[C]

Free T shirts are kind of funny.

[B]

Free Bigs. Oh, I did it. I'm in jail like the.

[A]

Yo, I did it. Let me see if they still got some. If they still got some available.

[C]

Yeah, no, let me cop a CEO Free Big right now.

[B]

He better not be selling none of that.

[A]

I don't think they got them no more.

[C]

N. Yeah, but we could front them with. With our logo.

[B]

Nah. Yeah, but we definitely won't be doing that.

[C]

No, let's do Bigs. Freed Bigs.

[B]

Free Bigs is free.

[C]

Yo, would Biggs bless when he let us do, you know, big T shirts with our logo on it?

[B]

No. Big call.

[C]

Call him on mic.

[B]

Yeah, hang the up. We be like, what? Hell, no. Bigs is free.

[A]

Free.

[B]

That was some nasty.

[C]

But, yeah, I mean, I see the sentiment in it, but not everything is like Eminem wearing Free Yayo on the VMA stage. Like, that kept. No one knew who Yayo was. It was like, who's Yayo?

[B]

Yeah, like.

[C]

But just. Yeah, man.

[B]

You don't need to yell Free Everybody.

[A]

Like, everybody don't need to be free. And I don't think talk about that a lot like your cousin that. That killed more than King Von. Keep him. Where the he at?

[B]

We need to keep them shirts. Keep them. Keep them. Stop putting faces on to keep them.

[C]

Finally, the FBI puts our tax dollars to work.

[B]

You know, finally, y' all got it right. Keep them.

[C]

I would never even want to spend a day in jail. And I'm not downplaying it all, but the free T shirts, when somebody doing, like, a year is always crazy to me.

[A]

Like, some sometimes don't deserve that year.

[B]

Keep them.

[C]

Well, rest in peace to Spirit Airlines.

[B]

Yes.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

Yo, free spirit, man.

[B]

Free spirit. Spirit is free.

[A]

Stop.

[C]

They're a free spirit.

[B]

We need to make the free Spirit shirts.

[C]

I didn't really understand that JetBlue trying to buy them being a monopoly. And I. I like regulations. I just don't see how that would be a monopoly. They would own, like, 10.

[B]

But then I saw something that said JetBlue was in danger of shutting.

[A]

Yeah, they were trying to, like, you know, it's like when two people can't afford the Airbnb, they join together, like, to try to get one. Yeah. And then one person drop out the trip. Now you trying to figure out if you can still afford the Airbnb. That's what's going on with spirit of JetBlue.

[B]

But what is happening though?

[A]

Like we're in a recession that nobody will call a recession.

[B]

Is that what it is?

[A]

Yes.

[B]

I don't know if that's what it is.

[C]

And prices to fly are absolutely insane though. It's ridiculous.

[A]

And this made it work. Like everybody, the moment Spirit went under. Update prices. Y' all are sick. Do you know what? Where.

[B]

My homeboy just got a flight to Miami for $80. Don't do that.

[A]

Shout out to your homeboy. But I'm telling you all, almost all the flights went up immediately once you announced their departure.

[B]

Nah, like read the chat, cuz we was talking about that. We was like, damn, now all the prices is up. He's like, nah, I just.

[C]

But that Miami flight is really like the only cheap one. Try to go to LA right now and tell me what it cost. Like, please tell me with that. Looks like. Cuz even when I, when I got my Rock the Bells flight, I, you know, I scrolled down to see what, what I was like, that was like a buck 25. I need to go to Miami more. Yeah, it's just that Miami, back and forth.

[A]

It's always cheap to go to Miami from here, from Atlanta, but like anywhere else.

[C]

Remember The Southwest Days, mid-2000s, $90. Oh, to go to Miami, New York to Miami. Those were the days. 90 bucks mall over here.

[A]

Shopping.

[C]

Where you going?

[B]

Oh no, he. No, no, I'm looking. He was jet blue from Laguardia to Fort Lauderdale, 5,000 points charge. A true blue account. $24.60 charge to MasterCard. So I think he paid $24 with.

[C]

With miles.

[A]

With his miles.

[B]

Yeah.

[C]

But still, when I just flew to la, I used my miles for the first time and my flight was free, but it would have cost like three grand.

[B]

And then there's another JetBlue fight. 40$80 to Fort Lauderdale.

[C]

That's what. I'm sure that's with his, his money miles involved. But I mean you get cheap flights to Florida, but I don't know. I don't know. That's really compelling to the people that are listening right now whatsoever. But recipes to spirit.

[B]

Rest in peace of spirit.

[C]

I've. I've definitely had my, my spirit days, my frontier days.

[B]

I flew spirit one time from LA to Vegas and I said never again. So piece of spirit from LA to. Oh yeah, LA to Vegas. Yeah, it's not bad. I felt like we was on a bus.

[C]

It's an Airbus.

[B]

Fuck that. I said never again. Never. I never rose spirit.

[A]

After that it was all the people on the Internet that because Delta had announced. They were like, hey, if you fly Spirit, eventually United and other people came out and said it too. But they're like, if you had a spirit flight. We're lowering our flight prices. Delta a fucking liar.

[B]

But whatever.

[A]

We're lowering our flight prices for people that are trying to get home, trying to get to their family.

[B]

Don't talk about Delta like that.

[A]

And there were a whole bunch of people that commented, like, I don't want to sit next to a Spirit customer. Delta, I'll never use you again. And I'm like, oh, we. This is some real classic.

[B]

Oh, no. Yeah. No, no. It's, it's, it's, it's. It gets nasty like that at the airport.

[A]

That is disgusting.

[B]

I can't wait till they be like, yo, diamond members. I, I, I, I, I. Hop right up when they say diamond members. Excuse me, ma'. Am. Excuse me. Me.

[C]

Excuse me. Excuse me. Veteran person in a wheelchair.

[B]

Yeah, y' all get into that. Oh, I get it to that bag. Diamond. Excuse me, ma'. Am. Excuse me. Can you. Can you move?

[C]

But you still clown me for getting mad at TSA Stay in Houston. Because I had pre check and they wouldn't let me in my pre check.

[B]

N. Pre check is like, come on. But when we at the gate, you're Diamond. Oh, yeah, yeah.

[C]

Diamonds. Diamonds. Diamonds.

[B]

Dancing Diamond. Diamonds. Always dancing. You right. Move out my way, you peasant.

[C]

Oh, my God. And you probably like when the plane. When you go to the left for first class, instead of everyone has to walk past you. You don't even want people walking past you, right?

[B]

No, don't. Don't walk past me. Get on before me. I don't want to see nobody. I'm not, I'm not. And I dare you to have your in my open overhead. I'm. I'm on that type of time.

[A]

Oh, my.

[B]

Yo, if you got your in my overhead. Yo, fam, when you sitting at you in the back. No, no, no, no. Move your b. Find something back there. Don't put your in my overhead. I'm using this. I need all my sp. I need to put my pillows up here. Yeah, that.

[C]

I did a. I was on a United flight. It was Palooza in Detroit, and we were waiting at the LaGuardia Runway in that long ass line. And the pilot said over the speaker, I'm over my hours. So we have to turn back because we're waiting so long in the line. So we had to go back, but I had to get to Detroit next flight Over. Right on. Spirit to Detroit from New York.

[B]

Two hour flight, two and a half.

[C]

Just saying the. It was a good mix of New York and Detroit together, honestly. On a Spirit airline.

[B]

Ooh, Soul plane, too, huh?

[C]

I didn't know there's a lot of poor whites in Michigan. Michigan.

[B]

No, for sure. It was some poor whites on the plane too. It's old playing.

[C]

Yeah, four whites are the ones that fly Spirit for the most part.

[B]

Absolutely.

[C]

And poor whites are the craziest people on earth.

[B]

I love poor white.

[C]

Poor whites love Frontier. Poor white trash Frontier. Poor whites love Frontier.

[A]

I ain't gonna lie. I. With a little Frontier flight, depending if it's a short flight.

[C]

I've done Frontier to Atlanta.

[A]

I've done Frontier to Atlanta a lot too.

[C]

When I, like, need to leave the next day and didn't know, I. Yeah, I'd happily take a Frontier flight.

[A]

Mm.

[C]

Is that the day, like.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Is that the one with the. The picture of the guy on. Outside of the plane?

[C]

Yeah, it's green. Or you're thinking Alaskan Airlines, maybe?

[B]

Oh, probably. Yeah.

[C]

But Frontier has a similar. You can't like me. Is that a dude or not? Yeah.

[B]

Oh, okay.

[C]

It's one of those. But, I mean, I don't even know how we got down that entire.

[B]

Rest in peace.

[A]

Rest in peace to Spirit Airlines.

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

All right, well, happy birthday, Rory. Once Again, thank you. 36 years of white power.

[A]

Yo, what is wrong?

[B]

He's a white man. What? It's 36 years.

[C]

36 powerful. Trying to empower me.

[B]

Happy birthday to my brother, Rory, man. Rory Farrell. Happy birthday.

[C]

We didn't even get into your weekend in Toronto on the bed of ice, the video shoot.

[B]

Oh, no. I was not in Toronto on a bed of ice. For real? You thought I was on a bed of ice in Toronto?

[C]

Or maybe you were in the graveyard scene.

[B]

No, no, no, no, no, no. I was. I was. I was home. New York City this week in war. I was not in Toronto on the bed of ice.

[C]

But we will be out there on the 15th.

[B]

Oh, you going to Toronto?

[C]

I thought we were.

[B]

Oh, no. Okay. I mean, if you going, have a great time.

[A]

I'm sorry.

[B]

Toronto's a great city, beautiful place. All right, well, we'll talk to y' all soon. Be safe, be blessed. I'm. That. He's just ginger.

[C]

No worry.

[D]

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