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Episode 550 | CLIP THAT!

25 Sep 2026 · 1 hr 17 min

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Happy Friday everyone! We already know what y’all are here for, but first, the guys discuss Gregg Popovich tying the knot with his former assistant coach’s ex-wife. At 13:30, Rory finally addresses the elephant in the room. Mal kicks the story off with his version of events, from getting a phone call from his cousin about the situation. Rory explains his side of the story, and issues an apology to Baby D, REASON, and the other parties involved. Mal shares why he never goes out, and why he stays out of the mix, Baby D shares her side of the story, and details the rest of their…

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Speaker 1:But like, what circle is that? It's the coach circle. But like, what girl is in that circle?

Speaker 2:I mean, it's coaches.

Speaker 1:Coaches hang out, you know, when they go on road trips and sit at the bar at the hotel all night. The wife might meet y'all on the road somewhere. Like, and we're recording. We can start with this.

Speaker 3:I get it for our circles of events and to be the same chick sometimes and everybody know this girl and this girl. Instagram makes things smaller. That's a wild circle to just be in as a middle-aged woman. You just in the coaching circle?

Speaker 1:Well, yeah. If her husband, her ex-husband was a coach for many years, he's been in the NBA and Mike Butterholzer, he was one of Greg Popovich's assistants for 20 years. Yeah, like, you become family. Y'all go to each other's houses for cookouts and things like that.

Speaker 2:Like, coaches spend a lot of time together.

Speaker 3:Do you think this is weirder than Scottie Pippen's ex-wife dating Michael Jordan's son?

Speaker 1:No. You think that's weirder? That's the weirdest so far. Because you watched that kid grow up. That's your nephew. Yeah, that's my nephew at this point. That's just weird, yeah. But if your pop, like, Is that weird, though? That was your assistant.

Speaker 2:No, it's it's a little odd.

Speaker 1:It's like if.

Speaker 3:You Mike, are you looking like, wait, this whole time I was brought my wife around you.

Speaker 1:What did you have in mind? If if if I were to marry your ex-wife, Rory, it would be very strong.

Speaker 2:That would be very like super. That's what this is. They worked together for 20 years, spent a lot of time with each other. Coach has been.

Speaker 1:Yeah.

Speaker 2:You know, more time with each other than they do.

Speaker 1:And the players.

Speaker 4:Yeah.

Speaker 1:So it's like, you know, it is very weird. But I mean, listen, if Greg Popovich is happy, hopefully Greg Popovich, you know, he's been dealing with some health issues over the years. Hopefully he is doing better.

Speaker 4:Yeah.

Speaker 2:And he's happy at this point in life. It's just all about being I'm.

Speaker 1:Being happy, man. Don't don't let your career stop your soulmate. Right. If that's the one, that's the one.

Speaker 2:That's the one.

Speaker 1:Go after it.

Speaker 3:We let that that Kenan Thompson thing came and went. Remember that whole thing? I do slightly remember. I forgot that other comedian's name that was on SNL.

Speaker 1:Yes, he's dating his ex-girlfriend. Ex-wife. Ex-wife. Ex-wife, yeah.

Speaker 2:Yeah, okay.

Speaker 1:What is it? What is it with that, though? Like, there's so many women. Like, sometimes that shit is... I get what you just said. If your soulmate happens to be somebody that dated, you know, but I feel like... You feel those feelings and emotions before it gets to soulmate level. More.

Speaker 2:Where you need to check that. You need to be like, yo, this is wrong. I can't. I could never marry your ex-wife.

Speaker 1:I'll put it this way. Your ex could be my soulmate. I'll never find out. Yeah. And I'll never even explore the option. And I also don't believe that your ex could be my soulmate. I don't believe that a girl that you had sex with Rory is my soulmate. Wow. Oh, my God. And I'm just saying I'd be offended. No, no, no.

Speaker 2:It's just a real thing. It's like, I can't.

Speaker 1:Well, I agree. I'm with you.

Speaker 5:I can't.

Speaker 1:Come on, man. Like a woman that you had, let alone were married to and have children with. Like, come on. That's not my. And finding that out would suck, too. Like.

Speaker 3:I'd have to have a one on one with God. Like, this is what you set for me in the plans. My soulmate is somebody that more fucked.

Speaker 1:God damn it, God.

Speaker 4:Yeah.

Speaker 2:Like, that's my soulmate. Why would you do that to me?

Speaker 1:Yeah. Like, I just don't I don't I get it, man.

Speaker 2:You love who you love.

Speaker 1:And love is a strange thing, strange thing at times. But before it even gets to level, I feel like someone is my soulmate. And I know that that's your ex-girlfriend or ex-wife. It would never get to that. ever and like me having sex with that girl is like that's crazy as is you know that's like yeah yo damn bro that's rory's ex you know i'm saying like but it's like marriage come on man and mike had to dirty mac right no probably not mike ain't tripping There's no way if you can win somebody.

Speaker 2:Mike probably like, man, Pop got what? Three left in him maybe?

Speaker 1:Don't say that about one of the greatest coaches of all time. Let's just be real. Let's keep it real Fridays. He's fucking Mitch McConnell now? Let's keep it real Fridays, man. How old is Greg Popovich?

Speaker 5:77.

Speaker 1:He's in the golden years. What's the average lifespan of white men in America? Watch this, Rory. You should know this off top. This is your demo. This is your demo. Some of us could live to 100. 75 to 76.4. Greg is knocking at the doors, all I'm saying. But I'm saying Greg has a sharp mind. I love Coach Popovich. I love Coach Popovich. 77, he already passed the threshold of the average lifespan of the white man in America. But he's on his shit. And his health is not the greatest. Who's the French guy that we smoked, Pauls?

Speaker 2:That I, what?

Speaker 1:The Nixon Five. Yeah. Yeah, like quietly hasn't Pop been behind the scenes helping Wemby? Like his mind's sharp. He's going to work every day. Yeah, but it's not the same. He's not coaching, but he's still helping the Spurs. Yeah, but you know, it's just 77. Health is not, you know, his battery is not 100%. I'm just saying if you were my coach.

Speaker 2:If I'm Mike, I ain't sure. How old is Mike Bunholzer? I mean, probably 60, maybe.

Speaker 1:Well, how old is the wife?

Speaker 4:57.

Speaker 2:Mike is a sprouting 57-year-old.

Speaker 1:You know what I mean? Like, Mike ain't tripping. He got a.

Speaker 2:Who's Mike coaching now? I don't think he's tripping anymore. No, he's still in the NBA.

Speaker 3:Phoenix?

Speaker 1:He got fired last year. Okay, so he was... So he got time. Yeah, so he.

Speaker 2:Mike is out there. Mike is outside.

Speaker 1:He'll be a supportive partner with all the time. Yeah, like, Mike ain't tripping about... That's my ex where she with a 77-year-old man that's, you know, not in 100% health. Legend, though. She got a legend.

Speaker 3:Ain't no way in the 20 years they were married and that's your assistant coach, and you guys going through a divorce, you ain't look at your man after a game and say, yo, this bitch is on my nerves, and didn't get your shit off to your man.

Speaker 1:That ends up now with her. Dirty macking had to happen. That's all I'm saying. Yeah, but sometimes your dirty mack turns into a man's Like, what? They're laying that one.

Speaker 2:You're Dirty Mac?

Speaker 1:Like, you Dirty Mac-ing in terms of, like, your man's, like- One man's Dirty Mac, one man's Treadmill. One man's Dirty Mac is one man's, like- Mac. Yeah, that's his, like, his queen.

Speaker 2:Like, where? Like, I think that's kind of fire. You got a good one on your hands.

Speaker 4:Nah.

Speaker 1:Well, all right.

Speaker 3:What about, because Damaris is LGBTQ, do you think you could do the same with maybe one of Damaris' female exes?

Speaker 1:Who married him? Yeah. Is it different? I'm asking. I haven't formed an opinion yet.

Speaker 2:It's different, but it's still weird.

Speaker 1:Yeah, I feel like it'd be odd.

Speaker 3:It's different, but it's still weird. A girl she slept with, cool. We can get through that one. Yeah, but this was like a girl she slept with. Her girl, I don't know. I'd feel weird doing that too.

Speaker 1:Yeah. Like, wifing it? It's just weird. And the thing is, there's so many other women out here.

Speaker 3:And then it's odd too, because Damaris is really cool with Her exes, because she's a good person. So she's like on good timing with the people she's been with. So that's even weirder, too. Like y'all still friends and I'm not like.

Speaker 1:Yeah, I just feel like when you cool with somebody like just exes are just like, come on, bro. It's just too when you really sit down and think about how many people are out here. Like, getting with someone's exes that you're close with, that you're cool with, that's a choice.

Speaker 3:But we've talked about that, too, of even getting back out there. Sometimes it's easier to just be in the circle you know.

Speaker 1:Like, going to find a whole new human being and a whole new circle of life. I can be the poster boy for being socially lazy. I've been that. So I know when you're socializing, you don't feel like going out, meeting new people. It's like whoever's in close proximity, that's who I'm having conversations with.

Speaker 2:That's who I'm hanging out with.

Speaker 1:And Damaris got good taste. She has good taste. So I'm not going out trying to meet somebody. So Damaris, is your ex lonely? Tell her she can come over and, you know, come.

Speaker 2:Over, cook, chill, kick it.

Speaker 1:You know what I mean? Like I can see how that can happen. Now for me, that can't happen. But people are socializing and it happens. Greg Popovich can't really be outside on the scene trying to really find him like that no more. I do fear. Mary Buddenholzer might be a great physical therapist. We don't know what she does for a living. She might be an amazing physical therapist. She might be a great nurse. Which is fucked up. We don't know.

Speaker 3:That comedian said that about Kenan's ex-wife. I was at my lowest and she was there for me. It was like, all right, we can't fight this one. Brought you out of depression. All right, go marry her.

Speaker 4:Yeah.

Speaker 1:Like, you know, sometimes you just find, you find love in a, in a hopeless place.

Speaker 4:Yeah.

Speaker 2:Sometimes, you know?

Speaker 1:Well, any woman out there, if you are my soulmate, um, just don't tell me you slept with them all. Let's just keep that. I just never, just never need to know. If you don't find out, if you find out after you and love. If we vibing, don't tell me. Nah, you tripping. You tripping Don't vibe with me And you slept with my homies We can't vibe Would you.

Speaker 6:If he came in here And told you he had Like you know guys I secretly like fell in love Like we've been taking it slow But like I really I'm in love Would you tell him you hit?

Speaker 1:We have a whole sketch about this The girl is my ex?

Speaker 6:Yeah Not your ex But you hit Yeah I mean we did a sketch.

Speaker 1:We did a whole sketch about this Yeah we'll tell him Yeah, absolutely. Like, yo, fam, like, I see you falling in love, like, a lot of dates. She's got clothes at your house now, like. Also, I wasn't saying to us that, DeMera said I came in here and said, hey, I'm taking it slow. Yeah.

Speaker 4:Yeah.

Speaker 1:That's what I said on the couch.

Speaker 2:When the last time somebody took it slow, Damaris? Niggas don't take it slow.

Speaker 1:I'm taking it slow.

Speaker 2:All right, we're not doing this.

Speaker 1:I'm a little slow, but I'm taking it slow.

Speaker 2:You don't take it slow.

Speaker 1:You're right. But I'm trying to now. Now that I'm back out. Well, I'm not dating, but I'm back. I'm single.

Speaker 3:So yeah, this is the first time I think I'm taking it slow. Because you are very much correct.

Speaker 2:You do not take it slow. You do not.

Speaker 1:You know me. You are correct. You fall in love two lap dances in. i'm not that guy you're like yo why are you doing.

Speaker 3:I'm not and first of all i'm not like the serial monogamous that's been in mad relations like no i fall in love with the people i fall in love with but you are correct i am a lesbian in that regard that you move in if i'm in love you're moving in yeah you are correct i'm not denying that as a person that's not taking it slow i'm saying now at this point in my life who you think take.

Speaker 2:It slow me or you you see the difference You.

Speaker 1:Are the 405 during rush hour with everything. I take it slow. Bro, you're the Holland Tunnel during the festival.

Speaker 5:You take commitment slow. You be fast to get some pussy.

Speaker 1:You a little hussy. You are a little hussy.

Speaker 2:No, don't say it. What if they fast to give it to me?

Speaker 1:But I'm fine with that. I don't talk about that part of it, Damaris. I've been trying. I've been like, I don't think we should do this. I think we should take it slow. I've said that. I've said I think we should take it slow. But they already called me gay on the internet, so I'm just trying to save my rep at this time. I gotta hit it. Maybe he is gay. I just got naked, girl, and he said, let's take things slow. Well, to prove to men on the internet that you're not gay is pretty good.

Speaker 2:That is gay.

Speaker 1:That is very gay. But I'm just saying, if a woman wants to have sex... sometimes it'd be hard to say no.

Speaker 3:But I am very much, when I say take it slow, I'm not, I also have to take it slow. Not to like make things serious, but like, you can't do what I was doing and.

Speaker 1:Have a kid.

Speaker 3:Like how, how I would fall in love quick with just two people in two, like two different relationships.

Speaker 1:I can't do that. You can't move in. Well, no, no, you can't move in, but you don't, that don't mean you can take it slow. And I, I have a whole different mind state with that. Like, We got to be two years in before you meet tomorrow.

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Speaker 1:How's everyone feeling? I'm feeling great, man. How you feeling?

Speaker 2:Woke up to a shit storm. Snowstorm, blizzard, if you will. Okay. They said it was a snowstorm last night.

Speaker 1:I said, really? Snow already? They said, yo, your man Rory was in the streets wild. And I said, what you mean? Yeah, man, I don't know. I spoke to Damaris last night. Damaris is mad at me. She should be mad at you. She should be. Yeah, I think she has a right to be mad at me.

Speaker 2:So let me just paint the scenario so y'all can just laugh for a second. Okay. I'm in the shower. Bought this new body wash. Couldn't wait to try it. That's what's going on. That's the excitement. That's the excitement in my life. I'm like, ooh, this is all natural ingredients.

Speaker 1:Can you plug it or is it too soon? Too soon to plug it? Too soon.

Speaker 4:Okay.

Speaker 1:Don't know how the skin is going to react to it just yet. Just used it last night and this morning. So it's like, give it a weekend at least, right? So I'm like, yeah, I'm excited to try this new body wash. Cool.

Speaker 2:In the shower.

Speaker 1:I'm like, okay, it feels great. You know when the shower steams up and you have a great body wash and the whole bathroom smells like this? Oh, I love that.

Speaker 5:Yeah.

Speaker 2:Bathroom smells great.

Speaker 1:Mm-hmm. Brushing my teeth. I hear my phone going off, right? Nothing unusual, but it's a little... It's like 12, 45, 1 in the morning maybe, so I'm like, okay. Somebody's calling me. Phone stops ringing. Rings again.

Speaker 2:So, back to back. It got to be the same person. Mm-hmm.

Speaker 1:Okay, so I finish, you know, brushing my teeth, go get my phone, I look. It's my cousin at FaceTime. Two times. Chelsea cousin.

Speaker 2:Now, this is the cousin that.

Speaker 1:We all have this relative that it's just certain hours. If they call you, it's only one or two things that's happening. Yeah.

Speaker 2:Either somebody is about to die or somebody died.

Speaker 1:Right.

Speaker 2:So I'm like, fuck. Calls him.

Speaker 1:I was.

Speaker 2:No, I was great calling back. Open the phone.

Speaker 1:I see a text from you that says Damaris is wrong. I'm right.

Speaker 4:Mm hmm.

Speaker 1:Y'all got to understand my world is completely, I got a random text from Rory saying Damaris is wrong. I'm right. My cousin who I never want to get a call from at one in the morning, just triple FaceTime me.

Speaker 2:This is, we're at Def Con. What's the highest Def Con?

Speaker 1:Five? We're at four. Four. Whatever Kanye said about the Jews was as high as he could go. Yeah. We're at four. Right? I'm like, okay, cool. Call my cousin back. My cousin says, yo, I'm in here, right? And I see your man. I'm just trying to make sure everything good. So I'm like, what's the natural question? Who my man?

Speaker 2:Cause I may know niggas, but niggas don't be my man.

Speaker 1:But you know, my cousin, he just probably seen somebody that, I'm thinking he seen somebody that he knows that I know. So he like, yo. People that would date your ex. Yeah.

Speaker 2:He turns the phone.

Speaker 1:I see Rory. I'm like, oh, okay. But now the text that Rory sent me, I'm still not, I don't know what that meant. Well, that's because, and not to cut you off, that was because I thought Damaris had already hit you.

Speaker 2:No, Damaris didn't hit me at all. Okay.

Speaker 1:I thought she had.

Speaker 2:So now understand, I don't know what's happening.

Speaker 1:So I'm like, okay, cool.

Speaker 2:I'm like, yo, he good?

Speaker 1:He's like, yeah, man, you know, he's standing here talking to homie.

Speaker 2:But I don't know.

Speaker 1:I can't. I'm trying to read the energy. And then my cousin says something that that type of cousin you don't ever want to hear. He says, and you know, I don't do well with this type of energy. Now, I don't know who Rory's talking to, but I know the energy my cousin is speaking of. So I'm like, yo, what's going on? He can't hear me. Music blasting. I'm yelling in the phone on FaceTime. Yo, what is happening? Like, where y'all at? He turns the phone to Rory. Rory kind of like brushes it off. But I'm just trying to see who Rory is talking to.

Speaker 2:Like, what's going on? What's happening right now? Again, I'm still, you know, body still lathered a little bit.

Speaker 1:You know what I mean? I'm like, I ain't on this type of time, nigga. I'm trying to relax. You laying on your stomach on the bed. Yeah, I'm trying to watch this new Guy Ritchie movie on Netflix. Like, I'm just sitting here chilling, man. What the fuck is going on right now? Rory then, I said, yo, listen. I said, make sure he's good.

Speaker 2:Just, you know what I mean? He was like, I got him. I said, just make sure y'all say call me back when y'all, you know.

Speaker 1:Yeah. And I appreciate your cousin, by the way.

Speaker 2:So then you call me.

Speaker 4:Yeah.

Speaker 2:No, he calls me back and gives you his phone.

Speaker 1:That's what it was. I said, give Rory your phone.

Speaker 3:Because when I called you, you didn't answer. And I thought, I haven't hit our group chats because I think you're mad at me too.

Speaker 1:No, no, no.

Speaker 2:I said, give Rory your phone. Gives Rory the phone.

Speaker 1:Rory says, yo, I just had to ask him because he said we were suckers. Mind you, I still don't know who Rory's talking about. All right, but I wasn't on some rah-rah shit. Let's make that clear. Nah, you wasn't. I was not on that energy.

Speaker 2:You wasn't on that. But again, I'm still trying to context clues.

Speaker 1:Yeah.

Speaker 2:What is Rory talking about?

Speaker 3:Because I want to make it clear, I was not on some rah-rah shit at all.

Speaker 1:I'm not saying you were. I'm just saying I'm trying to decipher what is happening. Because a cousin of mine that nobody... Could rah-rah. Should be rah-rahing with... Just FaceTime me at one in the morning talking about, yo, I don't do well with this energy.

Speaker 2:So what's happening? And this is your man. So, I mean, that's my man. I'm like, all right, bro.

Speaker 1:Like, yeah, no, you know, I had to ask him. I'm like, oh, okay. Give my cousin back the phone. Yo, it's all good, man. Don't worry about nothing. It's all good. Just talking. It's all right. He's like, all right, I'm going to make sure he's good. You know, like, it seemed like, I think he was, you know, he's just a little, you know, excited. And I was like, yeah. I said, yo, listen, it's all, everything is good in there. I said, it's all good. Once I realized where y'all were, though, I was like, why is Rory there? You are 1,000% correct. So, once I find that out, I'm like, okay, Rory shouldn't be here. Yeah.

Speaker 5:But okay.

Speaker 1:Then when I- Let's blame reason. I was hosting.

Speaker 2:Okay.

Speaker 1:But then when I find out where you are, who you were talking to, I'm like, oh, I'm putting it together. So now at this time, I'm texting Damaris like, do me a favor, leave. She says, I'm trying to.

Speaker 2:Rory won't let me.

Speaker 1:I'm just trying to get my shit and go home. I said, Damaris, do me a favor, just leave now. The reason why I told Damaris to leave is because I understand that When men, alcohol, women, and ego are mixed. Mine was ego driven. Sometimes the best thing to do is just remove yourself. So again, I know, whether y'all know it or not, that y'all were very safe last night.

Speaker 2:So I wasn't really tripping.

Speaker 1:Once I knew what it was, I'm like, oh. But I also want to make it clear.

Speaker 3:Claire Tua was not, at least on my end, of course, I've kind of like stayed off the timeline today. But I mean, I've gotten text messages, obviously. I want to say on record, I don't think I pressed anyone.

Speaker 1:No, no, no. I know that's now the net. Like, I don't think I pressed anyone.

Speaker 2:That aside.

Speaker 1:I don't think I did that. But again, understand what I'm saying. Men, alcohol, ego, and women will sometimes make things seem... Ways that they're not. I don't feel like you were pressing anybody. I don't think I was at all. But when you put those things in the same room, the ego is what starts to say, yo, hold up.

Speaker 2:This nigga trying to play me?

Speaker 1:When that's not what you were trying to do, that very well may not have been your intentions. No.

Speaker 2:But when you're in these rooms and these places.

Speaker 1:All right. Yes, I do do stupid things sometimes.

Speaker 3:But I was well aware while I do not think I in any way press flip. I don't think flip was scared like none of that shit whatsoever.

Speaker 1:But you can see why I'm aware of what even speaking to somebody comes with. I didn't go up with that with like, la, la, la. Everything's fine. I knew exactly afterwards what it could be. Right. But this is what I'm saying. When you have these things and these elements combined, this is what happens. Communication is thrown off. Intention is taken the wrong way. And then now we have a whole situation that's like, but that's not even what was... Yeah.

Speaker 2:You get what I'm saying?

Speaker 4:No, no, no.

Speaker 1:For sure.

Speaker 2:So when y'all ask me, yo, why you don't go and.

Speaker 1:This is why.

Speaker 4:All right.

Speaker 1:Because I go somewhere and I see somebody that may have said something about me. Now, granted, y'all know who I know. A lot of these people that talk about and I don't really care about people that say things about me and that, you know, have little sly remarks about me. I understand what that's about. I signed up for this when I built this platform. When we built this platform, I signed up for everything that comes with it. So that's why a lot of times that shit doesn't it doesn't affect me. It is what it is. But I don't go to these places and I don't frequent these places because I know that sometimes people are just waiting for a moment.

Speaker 2:And I say this is what happened last night.

Speaker 1:But sometimes people are waiting for a moment and opportunity to have a conversation with you based on something that either you said or something that they know you heard that they said.

Speaker 2:And now we're.

Speaker 1:Having a conversation that one, I don't particularly even care to have because I don't give a fuck. About 98% of the shit that people say about me. Yeah.

Speaker 2:Don't care. Doesn't matter. I know who I am.

Speaker 1:That's all that matters, right? But back to last night. When you're in these places and this energy is present, Rory, we as men have to understand where it's like, okay, there's certain things I can't do. Now, your intent was very much a pleasant and peaceful and non-confrontational intention.

Speaker 2:But when you're in these places and in these environments. And as a man, you approach another man.

Speaker 1:Right. That can be taken away where now it's an energy that you didn't even intend to create. But it's like it's now it's a combative. It's a very confrontational energy. It's a very like, yo, you trying to disrespect me when it's like, no, that's not what I was trying to do at all. Why would you say? But this is why I would take it because I know what I said about Rory. You are correct.

Speaker 2:You approached him about what.

Speaker 1:He said about you. But I was fully... I fully knew that that could not be taken in a hospitable way, if you will.

Speaker 3:Like, I didn't go there like dumb thinking like, hey man, I'm just being nice. No, no, I knew he could take that.

Speaker 1:A wrong way. So here's my thing.

Speaker 3:Which is why I even said this morning to G Money's man, Mark, I'm not proud of it, but I still stand by it.

Speaker 2:Which is fine.

Speaker 1:As a man, when you stand by what you do, I respect that. Right or wrong, when you stand by your actions, as a man, I respect that.

Speaker 2:What I'm saying is you have.

Speaker 1:To understand also as a man when your actions affect others. That's a fact. And that's why I think Damaris has every right to be mad at me. Right.

Speaker 2:So that's what I'm saying.

Speaker 1:As men, we have to understand, number one, how to disengage the room. Like when I see certain dudes that don't like me, I was just in LA, what, two, three weeks ago?

Speaker 4:Yeah.

Speaker 1:Dudes walked in the room that I know have a problem with me. I'll say it, the whole Dreamville crew. Yikes. They walked in the room and I felt, this is the first time I ever felt bad about something I said because somebody who I've always had a pleasant rapport with, this was the first time we've ever seen each other and never said what's up to each other. And that's the only thing that I'm like, damn. As a man, I stand by everything I ever said. I stand by it all. Y'all know how I give it up. I stand by everything I ever say. But I felt bad because I'm like, damn, homie, but I wasn't trying to disrespect you. I wasn't trying to disrespect your man. But y'all just know how I give it up. Like, I'm going to just keep it a thousand every time. But I felt bad because I'm like, I don't ever want me and this man to feel like we not cool.

Speaker 1:Because I think Eve is a cool ass nigga. Eve is one of the greatest people I've met in this music industry and it's not even close. And I felt bad that for the first time I saw Eve out in public and we didn't say a word to each other. We looked right at each other. Which you could understand why. I understand it. I get it. But as a man, I got to disengage that You understand what I'm saying?

Speaker 2:Because as men, we know where that could go.

Speaker 1:Fair. Not saying that I'm going to take it somewhere because I'm the last thing that's good, because I know as men, the consequences and repercussions that come with that. So I'd rather disengage the energy in the room and be like, no, I ain't none of that going on.

Speaker 2:But, you know, but but also, you know, we do Rory.

Speaker 1:Time and place. It wasn't the time and place to do that because why? This man is with his crew. They already, I could tell by the end. I'm reading the room. I could tell the energy.

Speaker 3:You also know, outside of all that, and this is not, I'm on record all the time saying I'm not, you all right, Simba? I'm never on some tough guy shit, but what you've said on the spot too, I'm always about approaching somebody, not on some tough guy shit, but.

Speaker 1:I don't speak about people. So if you say something about me, so like, all right, is it that?

Speaker 2:Time and place.

Speaker 1:Okay. So while somebody is streaming, While somebody has cameras on, you got to know that this is now performance. You are correct. So niggas is getting ready to perform. The lights is on. So can I give you my thinking? Because everything you said is correct and I do not disagree.

Speaker 3:And I still owe Damaris flowers and an apology because I know where I'm wrong, especially to your point of when you're with people, you put them in a situation. Maybe it's only child syndrome. When it comes to that type of shit, I'm solo. I'll go by myself to say something to somebody without thinking who they're with or who I'm with. I've just always been an idiot like that. Now, I'm not saying Flip had any intentions to do any of this. And I want to make this very clear.

Speaker 3:If he says I'm out of my mind, he could very well 100% be telling the truth. We were at the end of the bar. I saw the cameras and I saw a play about to happen. So I got ahead of it.

Speaker 1:No, I don't agree with that.

Speaker 5:I don't agree with it either.

Speaker 1:Guys, I'm not saying that that's an excuse. I'm just telling you what my process.

Speaker 2:I don't agree with that.

Speaker 3:When one camera guy comes this way for no reason, I'm like, oh, I see the play. And I'm not saying Flip. I want to make that very clear. I am not saying Flip was going to do that, but that's what I peeped.

Speaker 2:So that's what you thought?

Speaker 4:Yes.

Speaker 1:Okay, fair. Fair. And I want to make it very clear that I'm not accusing Flip of that. And Flip, very well, if Flip says, yo, I didn't even know he was there, I believe him. I'm telling you, when I saw the other camera guy come over towards me and Damaris, I said, oh, I see what's about to happen.

Speaker 2:Okay, in your mind.

Speaker 1:I see what's about to happen. Okay, so do you also understand how you may have read that wrong?

Speaker 4:Yep.

Speaker 2:Okay, cool.

Speaker 1:Yep. As long as you see that now, how you read the room.

Speaker 3:That was the first thing this morning where I was like, yeah, I know why I reacted the way I did, but I was probably wrong in how I read that, which I want to apologize to Flip.

Speaker 2:But this is what goes back.

Speaker 1:Because I read that wrong.

Speaker 3:I thought he was, and again, somebody that has been for a decade, nothing but complimentary to Queens Flip. Even when he was on the old pod, I was saying Flip the Script is my favorite podcast. Even when other people were calling it corny. I always say, yo, Flip's one of the best interviewers.

Speaker 1:Him and G Money got like one of the best podcasts, period. Two of my favorite interviewers.

Speaker 3:So that's where I was a little, I thought it was odd when he started screaming at the top of his lungs that we were suckers. And I know Flip because I followed Flip for a very long time. He's COE, he's unpredictable. That's why he's so good at his job. I thought a play was about to happen. And maybe that's the main character narcissistic shit to think. But when I saw the camera guy go that way, I said, I'm gonna go right to that light before it comes.

Speaker 1:Over here i'm gonna go to the light before the light comes over here that makes no no sense to me fair okay no no that's okay if that's what those were your thoughts in the moment i respect it now let me ask you something if i see that gentleman now do you think i would ever approach him and say anything i don't know no i'm asking what do you think.

Speaker 2:I don't know Demarius, do you think I would approach you and say anything?

Speaker 5:No, I do not think that at all.

Speaker 1:I don't approach nobody. I don't never approach anybody and say anything. And I don't care what nobody says. And again, I don't have any issues with anybody. Let me be very clear. I don't want to flip. I talked to G Money and Mark today.

Speaker 2:I don't have any problems with nobody.

Speaker 1:I don't know y'all. If y'all got an issue with me, you are more than welcome when you see me to approach the issue. I would just say approach it with the right energy is all I'm saying. As men, again, when you have men, alcohol, ego, and women... Yes, you are 1000% correct in all of that.

Speaker 2:You read things the wrong way. Things are taken the wrong way, taken out of context. Intention is... And again.

Speaker 1:it affects not just you, it affects the people around you. Now I'm sitting on our platform talking about people in situations that I never care to talk about. But I have to because it happened and we talk about everything else under the sun. We got to talk about shit that happened with us. We can't skip this. We can't not talk about it. Because if it wasn't one of us, we'd be talking about it. But at the same token, when I'm in LA and I run into the Dreamers, that could have been a situation where I saw Eve.

Speaker 1:I saw his man. I told you Night Train didn't even want to shake my hand. I'm like, I didn't know what was going on. I'm like, Night Train, I didn't know you was Dreamville.

Speaker 5:Like, what the fuck?

Speaker 1:Of course he's Dreamville. I didn't know.

Speaker 2:I don't be knowing.

Speaker 1:And shout out to Night Train. I love Night Train. Shout out to Night. He don't fuck with me no more. Cool. But, okay. But it could have been a situation.

Speaker 3:But you see the difference in that is Night Train has a right to feel a way and Eve has a right to feel a way because you said something about their mans. Despite this being a podcast and we do talk about people, do you think I'm a very respectful person and I don't say shit that I wouldn't say to somebody in person?

Speaker 1:It's actually why I've given the streamers a lot of flack. Like, I'm not yelling from my house because I go outside. I'm only going to say something I would say in person.

Speaker 3:So with that said, I found it odd, the same way I told you when I was at the Wale show, People that have spoken about me so publicly don't have, and this is not about flip. I want to make this very clear. Just don't, why aren't you, I can't wrap my mind around that because we're also in the same business. I'm on a microphone. If there's something that I'm going to say, that's why I choose my words wisely because I'm not a disrespectful person and I know I'll be outside. Why when people say certain things, It's different in person.

Speaker 1:I want to make this clear. It's not anything to do with the flip thing. I'm not saying flip should come in on here and yell. I'm a sucker. I'm just saying that's always bothered me where people, I just walk freely. I'm in a green room with somebody who's been talking shit about me forever. Like I thought you, I thought y'all was tough. I thought everybody was tough.

Speaker 2:Yeah, but okay.

Speaker 1:But, but, and it's not about flip. No, I understand. I want to make that very clear.

Speaker 2:Just having a broader conversation.

Speaker 1:I understand that. What I'm saying is in that same breath over, you know that already. So why even approach it? Which is why I don't approach nobody. Because I know that- But I can.

Speaker 3:See you not approaching Dreamville because you were the one that spoke about Dreamville.

Speaker 1:I was just asking, and again, I'm wrong.

Speaker 3:I'm not here to go back and forth with y'all to try to justify my point. I give y'all my thought process at the time, but I can still be wrong. I just, that still, I cannot wrap my mind around that. If I screamed that somebody was a sucker and I saw them outside, I'd feel weird.

Speaker 1:If I saw them in person.

Speaker 2:Yeah, but again.

Speaker 1:And you have to give it.

Speaker 3:I want to make that clear that this isn't like trying to start something with Flip. I said to Mark and G Money, I would love to get on the phone with them because what you don't know is after the cameras were not there, me and Flip sat down.

Speaker 1:We sat down in the corner. Your cousin was right there.

Speaker 3:And we had what I thought, on my view, was a good conversation that I hope we can finish. He ended up leaving because I think somebody came in and he was streaming.

Speaker 1:He was working.

Speaker 4:Mm-hmm.

Speaker 1:I want to finish the conversation that we had.

Speaker 3:Because I was not there on some shit, but I always felt, and I shit, I don't know, maybe that's a female tendency, but I was like, yo, I've been nothing but kind to you all, like anything I've ever said. Why are you calling me and more suckers? This was when we were sitting away from everything. Like, I think that shit is odd a bit. I don't know. Maybe I'm not built for this content shit. I think we could all work together and be cool. Like, I think me and Flip could do something cool together.

Speaker 1:Right now, with Prince and this Ronnie Bum shit, I've been behind the scenes trying to get Flip that interview. When they were sending prices, I said, nah, Flip is the one that should be interviewing him. Like, I do all this shit and I don't understand why people publicly say that and it could just be love. It could just be love. But you also got to understand something too, Rory. Like, again, you get to a point where, yes, you could feel a way. Like, damn, I only showed this person nothing but respect and love. And like, why would they disrespect me?

Speaker 1:Sometimes you gotta be cool with just.

Speaker 2:Like, all right, well, whatever.

Speaker 1:I guess the person don't fuck with me. But that don't mean when you see the person, why they're streaming, why cameras are, yo, why would you say that about me? I was wrong. I was wrong.

Speaker 6:And maybe sometimes niggas just think you a sucker. If you're not a sucker, who cares? If you are a sucker, who cares? Maybe he just think you a sucker.

Speaker 1:Just because you was nice to him, don't change his view. I'm not looking for the queen's flip approval of who's a sucker and who's not a sucker. I just, I don't know. I guess the in-person thing is different for me. That's all.

Speaker 5:Yeah, what answer do you want him to say?

Speaker 1:You're like, what was you looking for and just approaching him? No, that's a great question. You understand what I'm saying? So that's the thing for me where it's like, I don't, like I said, if I see somebody out that I feel like has an issue with me, nine times out of 10, I'm not saying nothing to them. Because it's not like we're going to sit here and be like, oh, nah, you know, it's just content. What? You calling me out my name or you calling me just for content? Now I really don't have any respect for you. My name was going out. It's not the other way around.

Speaker 2:I understand.

Speaker 1:I'm just saying, in approaching anybody that says anything about you, whether it be on a platform, social media, whatever, sometimes what's the point of it all? No, you guys are all correct. And I'm saying my.

Speaker 3:thought process that that was getting ahead of something. And again, this could be main character syndrome that I was getting ahead of what I thought was going to be a camera on me and Damaris in the corner of that bar. And it was going to be something. And again, I'm wrong in that process, unless that's really what it was going to be.

Speaker 1:I don't know. We'll never know. Yeah. But that's, that's what comes into the thinking of what was the point of that? Because whether, whether you were right about that being a play cameras coming over there where you was at, Can I answer that? Or you going over him the way the cameras is at. The point of the matter is, either way, cameras is on.

Speaker 5:Either way.

Speaker 1:What's the point? But he did it on camera. Yeah, but what's the point?

Speaker 3:Okay, can I answer that part? In no way in that first go-round, I want to make it clear. I know there's the headlines of pressing. I had no intentions of. Hitting flip doing any of that. So like, I'll give y'all the answer there. Nobody was trying to hit flip. If whatever his answer was, I wasn't pressing him. Y'all on the internet now are saying the pressing, but I don't think I was pressing him. And I had no intentions of ever putting my hands on flip whatsoever. Now, when he came back, I wasn't sure of the energy.

Speaker 3:That's when I said, when I said camera, I'm not doing that on camera. I was really trying to check the temperature at that point. Put the camera down.

Speaker 1:Okay. If this is, if this is for real.

Speaker 4:Yeah.

Speaker 3:But my thing is, and I'm not saying that was the case, but that's really where I was like, Oh, this is for real.

Speaker 1:Let's, let's, let's, let's, we're not doing nothing on camera. You should have done that at the beginning. I shouldn't have done a period. No, no, no. But if you were going to approach flip and ask him about something that he said about you, that you were just confused and thought that you, you know what I mean?

Speaker 2:You've always showed him respect. The approach should have been different.

Speaker 3:I also, and you know what, this, this is, this is going to be, again, I was, it was driven off ego. I even spoke to, to space. after that whole shit happened. And I asked him, we were on, we were outside the Larry Jr.

Speaker 1:Alchemist shit.

Speaker 3:And I said, at this point, him and Flip were still cool.

Speaker 1:And I was like, what's up with your man? Why he saying all this weird shit about me and more?

Speaker 5:I want.

Speaker 1:To holler at him. Not in that type of way, but like, yo, what the fuck? This is odd. This is weird energy. And I'm not saying that message got back to him. I don't know what happened. But it was icked. So, I don't know. I held on to it. And here's the thing. I'm glad you said that. That's the problem. I know that this is all for entertainment and all the jokes will get off, but I'm happy just being honest and vulnerable with y'all.

Speaker 3:Yeah, I held on to that shit. I thought it was corny. I thought it was unnecessary. I thought it was odd.

Speaker 2:No, and listen, I respect you saying that.

Speaker 1:I held on to it. I respect you saying that. And that right there is the difference. A lot of things that people say about you, say about us, it's like that, that's, it's not, it's really, none of this shit is that serious. But again, that's specific because people say so many things about us.

Speaker 2:That's what I'm saying.

Speaker 1:With the flip shit i don't know why i don't know why that bothered.

Speaker 4:Me the most but it don't even matter i of course it doesn't like more it's ego it's fucking i know i came here i said men ego alcohol and women bad combination.

Speaker 1:And they was just getting in there.

Speaker 2:It's a terrible combination.

Speaker 1:Right. So I understand it. And I appreciate you being honest and being vulnerable and understanding where you were wrong. Right.

Speaker 4:Yeah.

Speaker 2:Appreciate all of that. But my thing is now.

Speaker 1:One, moving forward and learning from things and just understanding and then as just as men being able to read the room. And as men, sometimes you got to understand when to disengage the room. Because I've done plenty of times, though. I know you have. This is like a rare. I know you have. So last night you had an oopsie. Let's call it an oopsie. You had an oopsie, right? You just had a little oopsie. And I understand it. But as your big brother, as your older brother, I'm here to tell you. Which is fine with me. Yeah.

Speaker 1:I'm okay being wrong. We can't do that. We can't move like that. There's a better way to have the same conversation you were looking for. This is a better way to do it. You are correct. It's a better way to make it happen because, again, once these cameras and these lights and the mics and everything is on, people just feel like it has to be a production and a show. But mine wasn't. When I'm looking forward to the conversation, it's literally like nobody sometimes.

Speaker 2:Even knows the conversation that I had with certain people.

Speaker 3:You've seen me, and Damaris, you have as well, seen me approach people, whether we're at Terminal 5, anytime someone said, that was not something... Yes, I said clip that, so I'm a hypocrite in that regard. I would have done that exact same thing, which I think I'm wrong about. I would have done that exact same thing had Flip.

Speaker 1:Had zero cameras there. As far as approach them and ask them? And I would have said the same thing. Oh, no, I believe that. Because y'all have seen me do that to people. No, no, no, no.

Speaker 2:I believe that.

Speaker 1:And when I say do, it's not like, yo, what's the shit that you said is not a... I'm a civilian. I'm not a tough guy.

Speaker 2:I understand that.

Speaker 1:I just ask people like, yo, you said some shit and I don't say shit about you, so what's up?

Speaker 2:You're being 100% truthful. I know you would have did that, cameras or not.

Speaker 1:What I'm sitting here on our platform saying is you should not have done that with the cameras. But more, I also.

Speaker 2:You should have done what you've done before many times.

Speaker 4:No cameras.

Speaker 1:Yo, you got an issue? Let's talk about it. But I also... Or to what Damaris' point is, don't do shit. Guys, I agree with you. We having our own little vibe, our own little section. We having a good time. Happy birthday to Reason. You know, like, it's just us doing what we do.

Speaker 4:Yeah.

Speaker 1:Sometimes you ain't gotta have a conversation. Y'all know me better than most. I don't want to talk to none of these niggas. I don't care who don't like me, who ain't my friend, who think I'm this, I'm that. Fam, that's all good. Guess what it don't do? It ain't affecting me. I got a super pretty girl right here I'm talking to. I'm having a great night. I'm not fucking up my night because somebody said something that I didn't like. Not at this point in my life. Maybe if I'm 25, oh, let's shake this whole fucking room.

Speaker 1:And loud, loud, loud part out loud of my thoughts. Again, they could have been wrong.

Speaker 3:All right, then what happens if that camera comes to our side of the bar and now you and I are sitting here and you going, oh, you was partying with Flip?

Speaker 1:That's crazy. Me? I'm just saying, in general of... I wouldn't give a fuck about none of that. I know that.

Speaker 3:I'm saying my ego in that regard, too, is like, okay, if this camera comes over here... And again, I didn't think this that thoroughly. I want to make that clear, too.

Speaker 1:This was.

Speaker 2:It's impossible to think that thoroughly in a moment.

Speaker 1:This was in like five fucking seconds. Yeah.

Speaker 3:Also, that's... To me, that's my ego. What happens if it flips over? And I really have no beef with Flip. If Flip came over on camera in that way, I wouldn't have... Done anything outside of what I said. I thought we were suckers. Now, the internet pulling.

Speaker 1:Up the clip. Flip saying, yo, they suckers. And now I'm sitting next to him. Like, yeah. It's ego. You're thinking way too deep into that. I've been thinking about it all morning. That's what I'm saying.

Speaker 2:I think you're thinking way too deep into that shit.

Speaker 1:That was subconscious. Does that make sense? No, I understand that. But what I'm saying is, I don't know Flip. I don't have nothing negative to say about him. Neither do I. So if somebody wants to sit somewhere and call me a sucker that I know doesn't know me, you think when I see this person, I'm going to be like, hey, why'd you call me a sucker? I don't know this man. That's how I sound to do. I don't know him. I don't know him aside anybody that has something to say about me on the internet and we don't have a relationship don't have never had a conversation they say something about me when.

Speaker 3:I see them out I'm not asking them nothing y'all are right and I'm here to get my.

Speaker 1:Talking to no no and I respect that I'm here to take my talking to I'm just saying moving forward last night happened we can't change what happened last night that's over with shut up you had an oopsie you had an oopsie we all have had oopsies right I'm saying moving forward, moving forward, just understand the room, understand who you're with, and understand that your actions affect everybody with you, everybody associated with you, which is how I move.

Speaker 1:I'm never going to do something.

Speaker 3:But I was standing on that second time when it happened, when I was like, okay, this ain't the first part, when I was really checking the temperature. And again, me and Flip- breaking news, sat down without cameras in the corner and had a nice conversation. At that second part, when I said, you know, I was really checking the temperature, which, Maul, I'm retarded.

Speaker 1:I'm by myself. I will happily fight anybody by myself.

Speaker 4:I understand.

Speaker 1:If you have 30 people with me, I'm getting jumped by 30 people. You know that about me. I understand that.

Speaker 5:But you're not by yourself.

Speaker 2:But you're not by, you were not by yourself last night.

Speaker 1:I'm sorry.

Speaker 5:You're pissing me off so bad, bro.

Speaker 1:No, Damaris, I want you to speak too. And I said I overflat. You were there.

Speaker 5:I screamed at him in the middle of the street. I'm tired.

Speaker 1:You were there.

Speaker 5:I can't even.

Speaker 1:You were there.

Speaker 5:Like, I can't. You're not by yourself.

Speaker 1:You were there.

Speaker 5:You're not by yourself.

Speaker 2:So you speak to what happened, Damaris, and how you felt in the situation.

Speaker 6:I don't even want to, my point, my only point in this, and this is maybe this is so that other people can, can learn this lesson.

Speaker 5:When you are with people.

Speaker 6:It doesn't matter what energy you wanted to convey. We are in New York City. You don't walk up to another grown man and say, no, we suckers, right? We suckers, right? You don't walk up to another grown man and say that. But I've done that off camera before.

Speaker 1:I'm talking.

Speaker 6:You don't say that to another grown man. I don't give a fuck about it being on camera or off camera. You do that shit when you in the street by yourself, not even taking into the fact that you have now put me in reason. in a uncomfortable predicament whether it was off camera or not now it's on camera reasons also a fucking public figure you have put us in an uncomfortable position right that's number one number two you have now changed the energy of the entire party other people who paid they motherfucking sixty dollars or they fucking thousand dollars for a section in.

Speaker 5:You are now fucking up their.

Speaker 1:Experience that didn't happen but yes everyone had a blast man you yeah You are right about everything else, but.

Speaker 2:No, she's just saying you changed the energy.

Speaker 5:You changed the energy of the whole party.

Speaker 2:You just changed the energy.

Speaker 6:You changed the energy of the whole party. Now people looking around and... Yes, of course, people still have fun. Like, nobody gives a fuck. But you still changed the energy of the... Because now niggas is looking around and now his homie who came to have a good time getting bitches is no longer having a good time and getting bitches. They're worried about you because people love you. So now I'm talking again.

Speaker 4:Now....

Speaker 6:You don't know who's with who. It's not about what you think another nigga do. All it takes, like Maul said, is male ego, alcohol. All it take is the wrong cousin the same way you had the wrong cousin. All it take is for him to have the wrong cousin. Don't know the backstory behind none of this stupid podcast content over everything shit and walk and say, yo, who the fuck is this white boy in your fucking face?

Speaker 5:And elevate it now that you don't know you you.

Speaker 3:Have no what are you talking about no see this is where i'm gonna get put listen i'm not proud of that but i knew everything that came with what i did let's make that fucking clear I'm wrong.

Speaker 1:And I should have done that with you there. I should not have done that with reason there. We all came together. I should not have done that. But don't think for a second. I didn't know what came with that. If somebody snuck me, I got snuck. Like that's what happens.

Speaker 5:I'm aware.

Speaker 1:Like y'all acting like I'm this green motherfucker. Like we be joking on this podcast.

Speaker 5:You're missing the entire fucking point.

Speaker 2:You're not by yourself.

Speaker 5:You're missing the entire point.

Speaker 2:You're with Damaris and you're with reason.

Speaker 1:They over there.

Speaker 2:It don't matter.

Speaker 5:No, we weren't over there. When you did all of that, we were six feet from you.

Speaker 1:It don't matter. I said I was wrong. I'm just saying I know what came with it. Which makes it wrong. So if you know what came with it, I'm wrong for that.

Speaker 5:That makes it even stupider.

Speaker 1:But don't explain to me that. That's why I know I'm 1000% wrong is because everything you're saying. You don't need to explain to me how wrong I am because I was there. If you are aware. Because I'm dumb. Right.

Speaker 2:But you can't be dumb when you got other people with you.

Speaker 1:I agree. All right. So you can't say you give them pushback. You can't push back on nothing she's saying. But she doesn't need to explain to me that part because I'm well aware. I've seen Flip fight before. Flip will pop on somebody. I wasn't running over to some little fucking streamer that's never left his basement. right flip is from west side america i know about flip right flip is not pussy so why so i'm saying so i do that because i'm dumb because i'm done okay so this is what this conversation.

Speaker 6:Is about i'm dumb and you have to be smarter you don't have to you don't get to be defensive when somebody feels a way about that you don't get to be defensive.

Speaker 1:When somebody feels the way you're right i'm sorry i'm sorry you're right.

Speaker 6:Like you're you're super defensive in this when you fucked up the vibe last night you did that for no reason it ain't.

Speaker 5:Like a it ain't like a nigga talk shit about.

Speaker 6:Your kid like it ain't like a nigga really took no money out your pocket. It wasn't nothing about that. A nigga called you a suck on internet. Niggas have been calling you a suck on internet for 10 fucking years. You're a public figure.

Speaker 5:It is what it is.

Speaker 6:Just because he also has a platform doesn't change anything. So you don't get to be like super defensive when.

Speaker 1:You're the one in the wrong.

Speaker 3:I was defensive of knowing what came with it, and that's why I really feel bad about it.

Speaker 1:Yeah.

Speaker 2:So, okay. So I understand what you're saying, but I understand what Damaris is saying.

Speaker 1:Damaris is right. Yeah. Right.

Speaker 2:So I know, I know she.

Speaker 6:I'm glad you came to the decision that I was right.

Speaker 5:Because last night you walked up to me 50 times and said.

Speaker 6:I'm wrong.

Speaker 2:Not only that, I'm wrong. Text me saying Damaris is wrong.

Speaker 1:I'm right. I'm wrong. But again, at that point, I didn't know what was happening.

Speaker 3:This is why I really felt like why I called you last night after I left was not about the situation. It was to apologize for having your cousin involved in anything. Because I was also, and I think I'm not speaking for Flip, but I also felt that way when him and I spoke.

Speaker 1:It was fine. Everyone's trying to make a big deal out of something that I didn't think was a big deal. Nobody was going to fight. Nobody was going to do anything. But again, Rory, to Damaris's point, you don't know that. I know what your intention was. Your intention was not to have a physical confrontation. Your intention was not for things to escalate. To Damaris's point, you don't know who somebody else is with. I'm aware. So when you're aware of that, you have to conduct yourself as if you're aware of that. And I was. No, the way you conducted yourself last night, that's not how somebody conducts themselves when they're aware of what could possibly happen. I'm saying afterwards, after we had the second back and forth on camera and then spoke. Yeah, but that's... I was aware that it may not be love. Right, Rory, but we... You talking about second and third time. As men, sometimes you don't get a second and third time. You get one time to get this shit right. He could have stole off on me on the first part. Right.

Speaker 2:So with that.

Speaker 1:But I was prepared for that.

Speaker 2:You can't be prepared for that when you got a woman with you.

Speaker 1:You're right. All right. I'm sorry that I'm being defensive. I'm sorry I'm being defensive because I agree with both of you. I understand. I know you agree, but I'm just saying you can't be prepared for that when Damaris is standing there. Yeah.

Speaker 2:When our guest reason is standing there.

Speaker 1:Because now you're putting people that don't have nothing to do with this in the middle of something potentially happening. And ain't nobody gonna sit around and watch Rory niggas do hopscotch on your back.

Speaker 6:And that's my main thing. If you was with somebody... you, you know who you're with. So it ain't like, oh shit, I'm on myself. I do shit on myself because me and him would never let you do anything by yourself. It's not, we don't operate like that. So it's, so that's the thing where it's like, you not with like just some girl that like some random girl that you done met in a party and you fucking, and if you start getting your ass whooped, she gonna walk away.

Speaker 1:Right.

Speaker 5:You see what I'm saying?

Speaker 6:That'd be an ick. Like, that's not what you're with. So now, I'm over here standing in the... I got $ 1, 200 shoes. I don't really got jorts on. Like, what are we doing?

Speaker 5:It's mad bitches in here.

Speaker 2:We got jorts on.

Speaker 1:Like, we chilling.

Speaker 5:Like, you know what I'm saying?

Speaker 1:And Louis Vuitton sneakers. Yeah.

Speaker 5:Like, what the fuck? What the fuck?

Speaker 1:You know what I'm saying? Like, what the fuck is you doing? doing? I'm wrong. I would just like for the record to show, I was home watching The Ungentlemanly Warfare, a great movie on Netflix by Guy Ritchie.

Speaker 2:Great movie.

Speaker 1:I was not prepared to hear any of this, to find out about any of this, to come in here and talk about any of this. But I do understand that since we sit here and talk about everything else that happens, it is only right that we talk about shit that happens with us. So to Rory's point, Yes, you understand what your actions were wrong. Yes. To Damaris's point, Damaris is right to feel every way that she feels. I'm just glad that everybody made it home safely. Yeah.

Speaker 1:Hopefully you and Flip have a conversation, continue conversation and work on whatever issues it is that y'all have.

Speaker 3:I'll put the olive branch out here now and say, especially with everything that both you guys explained.

Speaker 1:In general, I did some sucker shit. You did some, so Flip is right. Whole time. Whole time. Whole time. I did some sucker shit. I was ego driven.

Speaker 3:I was prepared to deal with the consequences, not thinking about anybody else's consequences.

Speaker 1:And I apologize.

Speaker 3:Flip, every right, if it's going to be COE, but I'm offering the olive branch. Flip, I apologize. I did some sucker shit. I do not think I pressed you what the internet, like I, I don't think that.

Speaker 1:I don't think you look scared. I don't think anyone looks scared.

Speaker 6:And on top of that, I don't even, I don't know that gentleman and whatever, that's man shit. I will say, he literally say, yo, put the camera down and asked Rory, yo, you good?

Speaker 5:Are you okay? He literally said, yo, put the camera down.

Speaker 6:When that first interaction happened, you could literally hear him say, yo, put the camera down and the light went away.

Speaker 5:He's like, yo, what's wrong?

Speaker 1:Like, are you good?

Speaker 5:Are you okay?

Speaker 1:Because I felt a way. Ego driven. Right.

Speaker 6:What I'm saying is I'm not going to put content over everything on him because he could have had that camera on and showed his ass on that stream and he would have been well within his fucking rights.

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Speaker 5:He said put the camera down.

Speaker 1:And let me say, you're right. And let me also add, again, I wasn't there. I'm just adding to what the situation that y'all are telling me. He's wrong for things he said about, definitely about me. For sure. I've never met him. I've never said a bad word about him. If he has anything negative to say about me, it's literally just him choosing to say negative things about me because I've never said nothing negative about him and I've never disrespected him.

Speaker 1:So when somebody does that to me, it's like weird. I never disrespect this man. So- you're correct in feeling a way about things he said because you feel like you've never disrespected him yeah same I still come from that school I've never disrespected him don't know him never met him have nothing disrespectful to say to that gentleman what I'm saying is sometimes part of being a man one of my favorite songs it takes a man to suffer ignorance and smile sometimes you just have to deal with the ignorant shit and still enjoy your night yeah you don't have to approach the ignorant shit You just don't.

Speaker 1:You get what I'm saying? So, but I hope that you and that man speak. I hope that y'all hash things out. I hope that, you know, everything is, is, is peace and love. Because again, this is, this is all corny shit. We just podcast is with Mike's content creators. I feel bad as much as to be beefing with each other, just for the sake of beefing with each other, because we feel.

Speaker 2:Like it's content, but that was always my issue.

Speaker 1:I don't play that game. That was always my issue too. And we could really knock the fourth wall down.

Speaker 3:Like that's why I have no issue with, With Ish, Ice, E, everybody, like, that was our issue.

Speaker 2:No, no, no, I got an issue with one of them.

Speaker 1:Okay, fair. But I'll gladly talk to that gentleman if I ever need to.

Speaker 3:To me, that was always our issue with him. And we never spoke about them. We never spoke about anyone that was on Cat. That's why I guess maybe that's a triggering.

Speaker 1:Pause, soft spot for me. No, I get that. I understand.

Speaker 3:I fuck with Ish and Ice because that's homie's problem with us.

Speaker 1:That has nothing to do with them, so they stay quiet about it.

Speaker 2:No, but they don't.

Speaker 3:Okay, maybe I missed that. But that's where I have maybe a real issue with Flip.

Speaker 1:No, but I... Because I was like, yo, you're not even like, what the fuck is.

Speaker 2:I understand that, but what I'm saying is, again, somebody over there.

Speaker 1:Call us suckers when we did no suckership. Somebody over there said something about me that I didn't particularly like. Got you. Okay. And then I know the real dynamic between y'all and another gentleman over there. Got it. Okay. So why would you say something negative about me? I've never said nothing negative about nobody over there.

Speaker 3:That is a fact. Outside of the name of the podcast. Outside of the obvious. You have never said a bad word. Behind the scenes, you've never said a bad word.

Speaker 2:On my platform.

Speaker 1:So when somebody says something about me, trying to belittle me, when I know.

Speaker 2:Who you are, I have an issue with that.

Speaker 1:I would never talk about it publicly.

Speaker 4:Fair.

Speaker 1:I understand. But to your point, if I see that gentleman out, I may approach them and have a conversation, only because that's more.

Speaker 2:We both know what this is really about.

Speaker 1:If it's the person I'm thinking of, you guys have a history, whereas I think that's more warranted than the. Dumb shit I did yesterday Because me and Flip don't know each other So you guys have a history Where a conversation would really have to happen What I did was not Me and Flip don't have no history at all 1 million percent And that's the only time Again I don't care about People disrespecting me on their platforms Say what you will You purchased that microphone You purchased that camera You can say whatever you feel like saying Right?

Speaker 2:I'm saying I'm only responsible for my actions.

Speaker 4:Yeah.

Speaker 2:Not yours.

Speaker 1:Yeah.

Speaker 2:Last night, you were responsible for your actions.

Speaker 5:Yeah.

Speaker 1:And I have to own them as an adult.

Speaker 2:And I respect that, man. Like, you know, like I said, man, it was an oopsie.

Speaker 1:It's like if amara just spill some juice it's just an oopsie we'll yeah get the paper towel clean it up get the paper towel talk to flip off camera off mic have a conversation let him know where you stand how you feel hopefully he'll be receptive to that let you know how he feel and where he stands and we'll continue to upload great content man it's just like you know i mean like this sometimes we.

Speaker 2:Just get a little too full of ourselves ego ego and alcohol baby.

Speaker 3:And yo by the way i i didn't realize that uh him and Mark went back and forth on the same word.

Speaker 1:There's something about Kappa's in the word sucker that just bothers us. Mark, what do you say?

Speaker 3:Something with noobs in the word sucker just doesn't land well.

Speaker 1:No, it's not. It's just men.

Speaker 4:Yeah.

Speaker 1:You're calling a grown man a sucker. Like that's, you know.

Speaker 3:And everyone can say I'm wrong. It is certain words that do bother me more than other ones.

Speaker 1:No, you're not wrong for feeling a way about somebody calling you a sucker.

Speaker 3:When I was nothing but stand up through that whole fucking thing.

Speaker 1:You're wrong in how you handled yourself in the situation. Yeah, 100%. That's where your wrong comes in. 100%.

Speaker 2:No, I'm not saying you're wrong for feeling a way. No, I'm not saying that.

Speaker 1:I'm saying last night wasn't the time or the place.

Speaker 2:And as men, we have to understand time and place.

Speaker 1:Yeah.

Speaker 2:That is very important.

Speaker 1:That is... In all honesty, and I hate to sound this heavy about it, understanding time and place as a man is literally the difference between life and death.

Speaker 5:I agree.

Speaker 1:Damaris, I apologize. I really, really mean that. I've never even put an apology on my daughter. I apologize. I'm sorry.

Speaker 3:It's okay.

Speaker 2:Do you accept that, baby D?

Speaker 1:You don't have to know.

Speaker 5:I want a Louis bag.

Speaker 2:Got to do what you got to do, brother man, brother man, brother man. I was just going to get flowers.

Speaker 1:Jesus Christ.

Speaker 2:Brother man, brother man.

Speaker 1:Mo, can I put it on the company account? Listen, man. No, fuck no.

Speaker 2:That's coming out your personal account.

Speaker 1:You had a personal night with.

Speaker 2:Baby D at the club.

Speaker 1:I wasn't there. I was nowhere around. I was watching the, what is it called on Netflix? The Ungentlemanly Warfare. If you haven't watched this movie on Netflix, Guy Ritchie, incredible film to add to his filmography.

Speaker 2:That's what I was doing last night.

Speaker 1:Mitch hit me and said, you moving like me.

Speaker 6:When things come into play, when you getting calls from other men that love you, why were you put in this situation?

Speaker 5:Why were you around? Why would anybody do this while you here?

Speaker 6:Like that's so when you, when I, when I have to explain to my father, no, I swear I'm safe. When I go out with Rory, he don't always do dumb shit.

Speaker 2:You don't always do dumb shit.

Speaker 1:It's funny. You don't always do retarded shit. You see what I'm saying?

Speaker 3:Because it's like, it's 1% of the a hundred thousand times we've gone out.

Speaker 2:I've been fine, but that's all it takes.

Speaker 6:But it showed, but it showed, that's all it takes.

Speaker 1:It just shows.

Speaker 6:Dumb decision-making like, Oh, I can't, I can't trust that he thinks that my daughter's safety is more.

Speaker 5:Important than his ego.

Speaker 1:You make me feel fucking worse.

Speaker 5:But that's how people learn, is by feeling like shit. That's how people.

Speaker 1:I'm not going to go easy on you.

Speaker 2:No, she's right, though.

Speaker 1:I know. She's right. Literally, something that is very minor and very what you deem is like it's not that serious, sometimes all it takes is one person to make it that serious. That's what I'm saying. Time and place, as men... It's literally the difference. You know, the one thing that I know for a fact has saved my life.

Speaker 2:I never forget.

Speaker 1:God bless my brother, Bob. One time we was in Harlem and a fight was going to happen. And it was a dude that I went to high school with. I was out of high school at the time, but it was, you know, we went to high school. That's my man. He was great to get into it with somebody. We stand on the corner. So I see it happening. I get ready to run over there. I don't know what's going on. I just see my man. I went to high school with... He's squaring up with like three dudes in the middle of the street. We're going to fight.

Speaker 2:I'm going to run over there. My brother Bob grabbed me.

Speaker 1:And he looked at me. He said, what are you doing?

Speaker 2:To this day, anytime I feel like I'm about to make. What are you doing? It's literally that simple. That thought, yo, what are you doing? Yo, go on. Get out of here.

Speaker 1:Go sit down. Relax. Because that's the difference between And you being in a fucking cemetery or a fucking holding cell, like, I should have just went home.

Speaker 5:I should have took my ass home.

Speaker 1:I should have just went. And it's fucked up, but as men, it literally happens that fast.

Speaker 4:I know.

Speaker 1:You understand what I'm saying? And then by the time we all sober and the sun is coming up, it's a new day, we all sitting around like, what the fuck was that about? But in the moment, because ego is here and alcohol is here and there's women here and I like her and I don't want her to think I'm some sucker. Not saying this is you. I'm not saying this is you, Roy. I'm just saying how men, how we think. Because I've thought like that before. Because I don't think any women in the building were thinking that.

Speaker 6:I wish the bad bitches would have been like, you know what I mean?

Speaker 1:Shit, shit, shit.

Speaker 2:We got a little rhythm going on. I know, like, yeah, yeah. I'll hold it down.

Speaker 1:Yeah, then now all of a sudden, the situation that was nothing and that was very minor and stupid is now a real thing.

Speaker 2:And with that being said, peace. Do we have voicemails?

Speaker 3:And with that said, Reason just walked in and it's his fault because I was never going there without him.

Speaker 1:And now it ain't reason for it. It is Rory Farrell's fault for anything that happened. It took place last night.

Speaker 5:And did you apologize the reason for ruining his birthday?

Speaker 1:Did you apologize the reason? He ruined your fucking birthday. I got calls from the 60s in LA. They're like, yo, y'all got my man Reason looking crazy. Like, tell your man Rory, pull out. Post-stroke Rory, wildin'. And I'm like, yo, what happened? They're like, yo, Reason in the corner. Yeah, Reason in the corner. Like, why they got Reason looking crazy? I'm like, yo, bro, I was watching an incredible- Wait, Reason ain't look crazy? Yes, he did. At all?

Speaker 5:Me and Riza in the corner looking stupid. Are we like stuck?

Speaker 1:Y'all was looking like two.

Speaker 6:Now niggas is cropping my forehead like damn, I ain't know the bear's forehead was this big.

Speaker 5:All because you couldn't just chill.

Speaker 1:That's really what this is about.

Speaker 2:That's what this is about.

Speaker 1:Never mind this whole father-daughter. She knows about the border Fucking up the whole energy My cousin turning the camera Putting niggas on camera I don't feel like talking to I saw a bitch that was thinking Oh yeah I forgot about that part I saw a bitch that was thinking Zoo glass.

Speaker 2:I'm like Nigga who is that?

Speaker 1:Thinking zoo glass Fuck with these Who is that? She's thinking zoo glass Yeah like fuck with these niggas Talking about Who's that? But ego, alcohol, content, cameras, lights, lives. Niggas start doing the most.

Speaker 6:The crazy shit is I asked you to come out for Reason Birthday yesterday.

Speaker 4:Remember?

Speaker 5:I asked you to come out for Reason Birthday. You was like, nah, I'm tired. I don't feel good. Mitch and Major were supposed to be with us.

Speaker 6:Like.

Speaker 5:You know.

Speaker 1:But you know. Yeah, it's just niggas be just doing. Everybody just need to sit down. Not being pussy is the stupidest thing on earth. And relax. But yeah, but some of you ain't got to prove you ain't pussy. I know. And guess what? The scariest niggas I know don't talk. Let me tell y'all something, y'all. I agree.

Speaker 2:I am 45 years old Saturday.

Speaker 4:Right.

Speaker 1:Happy birthday. Thank you. The one thing I love about being 45, first of all, I never thought I would make it to 45. That's number one. So that's a blessing. But the one thing I love is that I could not do nothing. I ain't got to do shit. I'm not going out. Why?

Speaker 2:I'm just not going out.

Speaker 1:I'm home, nigga. I'm in the house. Yo, come on.

Speaker 2:I'm 45, nigga. I look crazy being in the club.

Speaker 1:I'm not going.

Speaker 3:Reason wasn't here for all of my accountability. We can all agree that I took accountability and said I was wrong. Anytime Reese is in town, somehow I end up in conflict.

Speaker 2:You want to know why? Can I tell you why? What I think?

Speaker 1:Go ahead.

Speaker 2:You niggas is full of that elixir.

Speaker 1:Sipping the devil's nectar and making unholy decisions. If you niggas sit down and sip some of this alkaline and get in tune with yourself, align your chakras. I agree. And watch the drop. Shout out to my nigga Simba. Just sit down and relax yourselves. Everybody ain't got it. We know girls love karaoke. Sit the fuck down. Yo, Elliot Wilson texted me this morning and said, guys love confrontation. No, niggas love alcohol and showing their ass. Niggas love to drink and be dumb and be stupid. That's what this is all about. And that's why I tell you, when you go out and you don't drink, you notice how stupid everything is. And how dumb and how fast shit turned into something. Like, what is y'all niggas doing?

Speaker 2:Y'all are all drunk.

Speaker 1:I kid you not. Let me tell you what my cousin texted me this morning. And he don't know you. He met you one time, Rory. But because you my brother, you his brother. And that's just how he carry it. He texted me this morning. He says, it's just that. alcohol. Brothers have to learn to control themselves under the influence. That is a fact. He is correct. And this is coming from the words of somebody who did 25 years in the penitentiary, who.

Speaker 2:Is now in a better place in his life.

Speaker 1:I could feel it. I could feel it when he grabbed my shoulder. When he grabbed my shoulder, I could feel the ease. Yeah, but it's just like, but you, he just knows. It's like, bro, it's just the out. Niggas got to understand when it's like, yo, I've had too much. Let me just go home. I've had a stroke. I've had a stroke. I should not drink.

Speaker 2:I shouldn't be drinking. Let me go home.

Speaker 1:And I understand. And I'm not blaming on alcohol. No, I'm not. I want to make that clear.

Speaker 2:Men, that is one thing men can never do.

Speaker 1:Hell no. We can never blame our actions on alcohol. Women, they get that luxury. Men, we do not get that luxury. We shouldn't have that luxury. Anything you do drunk, like, own it. Men don't get it.

Speaker 2:You have to own it. Your actions.

Speaker 1:And that's all this conversation today was about. We're just only making better decisions moving forward. For sure. I know what your intention was last night. You're not, you weren't looking for a confrontation.

Speaker 5:No.

Speaker 1:But to Damaris's point, I was wrong. You may not have been looking for it, but you don't know who is looking for it. I agree. And when you open that door to where it looked like an angle for a nigga to be. My head was on a swivel walking out. Yeah. So, you know, just everybody just go have a good time. There's women in here. I got niggas got cologne on. His recent birthday. We went past my car. I had my head on a swivel. Niggas got on suits.

Speaker 5:Niggas had suits on.

Speaker 1:Yeah, like, this.

Speaker 2:Ain't the place for that, man. Everybody just chill.

Speaker 1:And like I said, I know you don't, you know, your intentions was, I want to be clear in saying that. We having a conversation as brothers. I know your intention wasn't bad last night. But you also have to understand and read the room as a man and understand time and place. Yeah. That's all. I'm with you.

Speaker 5:Glad we all learned a lesson.

Speaker 1:This was a.

Speaker 5:I was sitting up here. I literally like, I text Peej. I was like, this is why Ma don't want to hang with us.

Speaker 1:No, it ain't that.

Speaker 5:This is why Ma don't want to hang with us.

Speaker 2:I'm just, I'm just too, I'm just, I'm the old head now, man.

Speaker 1:Here's the thing. If Maul was there, I would have done the exact same thing.

Speaker 2:No, you wouldn't have.

Speaker 5:No, you would have never did that.

Speaker 2:I guarantee you that.

Speaker 1:What?

Speaker 5:That's cat we wouldn't have did that. You would have never did that.

Speaker 1:I would have never let you do that. You wouldn't have had time to stop me. Yes, I would have. Yes, I would have. Because I know you. And I would have saw you gearing up. I would have saw your thought bubble. But I didn't gear up. I just walked right there. Once I saw the cameraman come, I went right to the light. I saw the thought bubble. As soon as I would have saw the cameraman, I saw your thought bubble. And I'd have been like, no, relax, nigga.

Speaker 1:You ain't, you know, no. If you want to have a conversation, have a conversation, just not on camera.

Speaker 5:That's all.

Speaker 1:I would let you have a conversation. I'm not against you talking to anybody, but I would have made sure you did it in the right way. You would have grabbed my collar? No, I would have just been like, yo, it's the right way to do things. As men, we got to be cool. Just be cool, bro. Everybody be cool.

Speaker 5:Mind you, the baddest bitch walked up the road yesterday.

Speaker 2:Thick as zoo glass.

Speaker 5:Bitch was so bad.

Speaker 1:Oh fuck i forgot.

Speaker 6:She looked like she looked like the girl from baby keen that could have been my soulmate momo boy she looked just like momo boy she was fire he like oh hey but want to have a conversation with queens flip gay shit pissed me.

Speaker 2:Off reason i don't know man.

Speaker 6:But since we on confrontation like somebody got his shoes on Simba got shoes on?

Speaker 1:Simba, you taking this Hollywood shit too far. You taking it too far. Simba better not. Hey, Simba, you got shoes on?

Speaker 4:Hey, baby. What's up?

Speaker 1:I got shoes that's sponsored. You got shoes on?

Speaker 5:You got them entire deals on right now.

Speaker 1:I just want to make sure you got your grip.

Speaker 2:I thought you had some hard bottoms on. Simba ain't got no hard bottoms on.

Speaker 5:All right. Well, thank you for that wonderful accountability message.

Speaker 2:This was accountability. We're taking accountability.

Speaker 1:Accounting. Accounting always seems to pop up. All right. For some reason.

Speaker 6:I'm very proud of you because I thought I'm always going to come in here and say we fucking talking about that shit.

Speaker 5:I really thought you were.

Speaker 1:No, but we got. Listen, man, I'm just we when we talk about everybody else's shit. We got to talk about our shit. That's just what it is. That's part of the deal with this thing. Which is why I try to be cognizant of the shit that we.

Speaker 5:I now got to come in here and talk about?

Speaker 2:Yeah.

Speaker 1:Like I said, I've been in situations where I could have gave us mad shit to come in here and talk about. I struck fear in your heart? I could have gave us mad shit. You scared now that I'm running around? No, I'm not scared. I'm just like, damn, I wish you would just sit down. But yeah, like it's mad shit I could have did when we could have came in. Y'all could have been like, nah, I'm all we talking about that. I'm like, yeah, we got to because.

Speaker 6:and we can wrap this up but another thing what if you would have had a stroke on camera what if you would have stroked out again like getting worked up what if you would.

Speaker 3:Have had a stroke I had two strokes and I recorded then had another stroke and drove myself to the hospital I'm built different that's.

Speaker 1:The dangerous part of a nigga having strokes I'm built different and not really damaging him I'm built different it damaged me clearly my decision making last night was not good pre-stroke post-stroke breaststroke right stroke left stroke what's the best stroke Nigga, you would have did that.

Speaker 3:Like, that's just who you are. This is the first time, and P, maybe clip this at the end of the episode. This is the first time that I saw what I thought was AI of me, and it was real. When I was dancing in front of Flip, I said, that's a funny AI meme. I said, oh wait, that's real?

Speaker 1:That was when you were drunk. Is that when you knew the reason?

Speaker 5:No, no, no, no.

Speaker 1:Reason is that when you knew. Reason is that when you knew. That was drunk off ego.

Speaker 5:Reason was drunk as fuck too, though.

Speaker 3:That was drunk off ego when I, because once I saw the clip, I was like, oh yeah, I.

Speaker 1:Did do that.

Speaker 2:Nigga, that was ego in some sense.

Speaker 3:It was ego of somebody I felt called me a sucker, let me dance in front of you if I'm a sucker, do something, and that's, I'm wrong.

Speaker 1:I'm wrong. I'm wrong. It was ego. It was fucking ego. At the top of the episode, I said what it was. Men, alcohol, ego, and women. bad, worst combination in the world. Worst combination. Many great men.

Speaker 2:Have died because of.

Speaker 1:Of ego. Ego, alcohol, and women. It just is what it is. Like, it's just a fact. But, again, hopefully everything is cool.

Speaker 5:We can wrap this up.

Speaker 2:I hope everything is in a better place.

Speaker 1:And I hope I will win Damaris' trust back. Yep.

Speaker 3:And even though she kind of doesn't believe me now, I really am sorry for putting you in that situation.

Speaker 1:So right, baby. And she's still giving me a side eye, which is fine. No, my bad. I will be sending a picture of my bag to you. But I apologize for putting you in a situation. I wasn't sure.

Speaker 3:And also, if they put the brakes on me and Reason didn't do anything, I wouldn't look at Reason like he was supposed to.

Speaker 2:And yeah, that's what, yeah. But then you know what else it would have been?

Speaker 1:Why? Why? I was just dumb.

Speaker 3:I've been in that situation so many times. I got my ass beat because my friends was doing dumb shit. Like, well, I guess we get an ass whooping today. We too old for that. We too old for that.

Speaker 1:That's what I'm saying. We too old for that.

Speaker 4:25?

Speaker 2:If you was 25, I'd be like, bro.

Speaker 1:You just let it go. Just sit down. But when you have a stroke, your brain goes back. You never know. Yeah, man, but you gotta, you know.

Speaker 5:You remember the nigga called you a sucker, though. You remember that?

Speaker 4:Yeah.

Speaker 1:Didn't forget that.

Speaker 2:Your process was mad clear.

Speaker 1:Yeah.

Speaker 2:Yo, so the light.

Speaker 1:I was on the hospital bed seeing the light going.

Speaker 2:So the light was like, oh, shit.

Speaker 1:Queens flip!

Speaker 2:Content, he about to come over here. You did all that math.

Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah. But didn't do the math of.

Speaker 2:Let me just tell you.

Speaker 1:I'm dumb, man. I'm dumb sometimes. So good. If we can get Hollywood Simba, I think we can go to Patreon. Maybe we sit with Simba. Yeah, man, let's go to Patreon. Let's talk to Simba. I mean, let's have reason to on Patreon.

Speaker 2:Why not?

Speaker 1:To really prove that we love the West Coast. We have alliances and allies on the West. I do want to.

Speaker 3:We could ask Ryan maybe on Patreon. The way we've seen him move around people from the Bay. Do you consider Simba a Bay legend too? I ain't like that tone.

Speaker 1:I ain't like that tone. You was not about to ask him for the picture. Take a photo? You gonna send it to your dad? Yeah you don't got You don't got Simba's First mixtape You know what I mean See When E-40 came You had seven vinyls Seven vinyls You had seven vinyls Two CDs You had mad shit For E-40 to sign My man Simba Got the hottest show Out right now Facts Yeah man Like what's up with you man But alright We'll talk to y'all soon Be safe Be blessed I'm that nigga He's just ginger We on our way to Patreon I'll meet us there

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