Episode 532 | Obsession

0:00Speaker 1:No, Demerits is back.

0:38Speaker 2:Well technically I was in today's episode or yesterday's episode. Oh yeah, I guess yeah, all right, well but I'm back in office. Yes, now everyone knows pretty recorded. Sorry, so Maic comes running back as soon as Meg thee Stallion posted she's putting a new album.

0:53Speaker 3:Yeah, that's what it takes.

0:54Speaker 4:Act three charging my ass cheeks? Now may I got a new album coming?

0:59Speaker 5:Yeah?

1:00Speaker 3:Do we think?

1:01Speaker 5:Uh?

1:03Speaker 3:Beyonce is upset about the title? No, they're the same camp. She could have talked about it.

1:08Speaker 2:She would have been upset earlier because she already released Act one in action. I need them both to drop Act three actually, listener.

1:17Speaker 3:I mean no matter what the music sounds like me and Peas were talking, we get new Mega Stallion videos. So I'm always here. That's why I'm here for a new role. I don't even keep up with the music no more. I love the images she posted.

1:27Speaker 6:I don't care about to it now that your videos look like that's what that's what I want to see. What's the video looking like?

1:32Speaker 4:Mall?

1:32Speaker 3:Did you he's a visual learner? Hear that?

1:34Speaker 4:Doja cats going on to a ro lotto?

1:37Speaker 5:Yes, still be here in December.

1:38Speaker 4:I'm going oh you oh he had ship.

1:42Speaker 5:Last year she announced she was on a European run. I think now, but.

1:45Speaker 4:I think she just announced that Lotto is joining her.

1:47Speaker 5:I don't think you know a Lotto was just announced.

1:49Speaker 4:Yeah. When I saw that, I was like, I was like, damn.

1:52Speaker 5:I hit a lot of or not.

1:53Speaker 6:I was going to MSG in December to see Doja Cat. Yes that's happening, No I hear. Yeah, I'm a man of the arts. Yeah, you know, I love do I'm a dog.

2:02Speaker 5:Just stand.

2:04Speaker 2:I think I'm gonn buy tickets. I really need to see Ta Tamar live. I've never seen it live before, so tomorrow it's a dog.

2:11Speaker 6:Oh sister sisters about sister sisters going live like on Broadway.

2:18Speaker 3:Okay, remember rappers have like comedians open for them.

2:21Speaker 4:Yeah.

2:21Speaker 3:Now they're just doing reboots of sitcoms for the show.

2:24Speaker 5:Yeah, and those you got you know she got the girls now.

2:28Speaker 4:So they're called that's that's that's what the song is about. My my twins.

2:33Speaker 5:Oh yeah, so got to go see the twins.

2:35Speaker 4:You know that.

2:35Speaker 5:I'm a twin.

2:36Speaker 3:Gotta support twins. Come on, no happy left handed day from anyone today. I appreciate you guys.

2:43Speaker 5:Left handed day. Yeah, left hand appreciation Day. So will you do everything with your right hand today?

2:48Speaker 3:No? Just you salute with your left Okay everyone?

2:53Speaker 4:Why y'all right?

2:54Speaker 5:Like I keep forgetting you lefty.

2:56Speaker 3:Because it marks up your whole hand, And.

2:59Speaker 5:How would I know you left eat? We don't even write no more, that's true. He eats with his left hand to eat my left hand sandwiches. You eat both of use double fisters.

3:09Speaker 2:Hey, you've never seen me before never smoke with his.

3:14Speaker 6:Left hand too, I've never seen I've never seen Wory smoke cooler you ain't.

3:18Speaker 4:It seemed like you ain't never seen Wory.

3:19Speaker 3:Do shiit likes seen me signed the check a bunch of times.

3:22Speaker 5:She's seen me right before.

3:23Speaker 2:Yeah, you know what, And I've meant to address that misogyny that you just throw. It's just being the only girl on All mal podcast. It's just a bunch of misogyny jokes that just get thrown in the group chat. And you threw that Twitter and meeting. They're like, oh, look, it was an all girl dinner and no one thought of no one reached.

3:38Speaker 4:For the check.

3:40Speaker 3:Was witches eat women eat better than y'all. Well, you're not selling the joke properly. It was about them for lunch.

3:47Speaker 7:Women.

3:47Speaker 2:When women go out to eat, like we we throw down, like when it comes to like eating, like we eat more than y'all. Like y'all, y'all go out to dinner with boys and get like some French fries and a drink.

3:58Speaker 4:Women go out and get fifty things.

3:59Speaker 2:Bill a be seven hundred dollars, it'll be four of them and they break it down, no problem.

4:03Speaker 4:So I just I hate that rhetoric.

4:04Speaker 6:No, No, that's what But that's what we're saying when it's y'all together, like you have no problem paying when you're on a date with a guy that you've been dating for a while, like you're not picking up notes.

4:13Speaker 2:Well yeah no, but that was in the context he was talking about was a group of women.

4:16Speaker 4:There was no man.

4:17Speaker 3:You don't think there's any woman at that table that maybe texted a guy she was speaking to and said, babe, can you send me money for my portion?

4:22Speaker 8:Of the.

4:24Speaker 2:Misogyny just reins out of you know, I don't think any of it. I don't think any of the people. I don't think any of the people who run the w n b A are sent up there thinking like, oh, no, let me text a man for.

4:36Speaker 4:Like the money for dinner.

4:37Speaker 3:I wasn't suggesting that happened with all the gms at the w n b A. They texted their girlfriend. So you set yourself up for that one. But you don't think that's happened important to me, that's being a gentleman. I thought that was good. We believe in double standards.

4:51Speaker 2:You're doing that like you're thinking you're you're under underhanded like compliment thing like it's your insult, it's it's shade. Just when you're shady, Just be shady, like you know me when I thow all my shade, when Mark threw all his shade, we just thowt it.

5:04Speaker 5:Not being shady about.

5:07Speaker 2:Saying you don't think anybody like text a man to like pay for the check. No, I was asking, No, I don't think they did. I think they women. No, I'm not saying it's it's never happened, but women regularly go out and just pay for ship like the men pay for shiit thing rhetoric that you throw out all the time.

5:21Speaker 3:I don't throw all the time. And I actually and I've actually agreed with you when we've had this terrible Twitter debate, when you and I agreed and backed you up and said, yes, I know women to pay for their own meals. Yeah, shine in the shades.

5:36Speaker 2:You that the shade, it will be you. It'd be you, but you'd be too pussy to just throw the shade. That's the only place I can live in. You flick the shade like a booger with nobody looking. You don't really throw the shade for real. Me and mall are cut the motherfucker tree down and throw that bitch.

5:49Speaker 4:You don't do that.

5:50Speaker 5:I'm too busy paying the check. AnyWho is my left hand? Is it misogyny? If it's true to.

5:59Speaker 4:It's it is misogyny to assume that women need men to pay for everything.

6:03Speaker 2:Yes, I think that that's where did I say that, But I'm not I'm referring to it. That's not always true, it's not even mostly true.

6:10Speaker 6:No, I'm not saying women always need but there are some women that always want a man to pay for everything.

6:15Speaker 2:Yeah, there is some women that always want a man to pay for everything. But like the average woman, you have mad women in your life. Mad oft them, You don't mad talented get money women that just go out to eat all the time spend hundreds and hundreds of dollars and don't ask niga for nothing.

6:27Speaker 4:And I know mad women on the other side of that too, I'm sure you do. That's all I'm saying.

6:31Speaker 5:That's all.

6:31Speaker 6:I definitely no women that pay for their own shit, for sure, But there's a lot of women that prefer not to pay for their own shit.

6:37Speaker 8:No.

6:37Speaker 2:I would prefer not to pay for my own shit. But I just dropped one hundred and twenty dollars on lunch for myself. Like there's we do that regularly.

6:44Speaker 5:Let's just not fait responsible. Bring back twenty dollars lunches.

6:49Speaker 7:Yo.

6:50Speaker 4:Nah, dead ass, dead ass.

6:51Speaker 3:Oh you guys don't watch Fox News or CNN. The twenty dollars burrito debate is it's going crazy. That's our algorithm is losing their fucking mind over the twenty dollar brito? Is what side are you on? What you're saying they shouldn't be twenty dollars, I'm saying burritos should be cheaper than twenty dollars, Yes, but what a burrito look like?

7:12Speaker 5:Man?

7:13Speaker 3:Put on your your bootstraps and whatever the fuck they say ship pull.

7:16Speaker 5:Just pay whatever they sill.

7:17Speaker 4:Up the picture of the twenty dollar Oh it's my job.

7:19Speaker 6:No fuck that pull up the picture from the from the nineties at the McDonald's menu. Well, my mom uhould tell me we got McDonald's at the house. And I used to ask for mcdonaldo that the value that was three sixty nine. Yeah, yeah, you ain't have four dollars.

7:34Speaker 2:And just back then four dollars was worth a lot more than four dollars. Back then it was like eleven dollars.

7:41Speaker 5:That's crazy.

7:43Speaker 4:I just I don't know where the cat's wild as fuck.

7:46Speaker 3:And you see nothing. We're still paying the bills and nothing's changing. On the other side, pushing inflation didn't go up.

7:52Speaker 5:I had.

7:52Speaker 6:I had to talk with one of my friends. She was like, she was talking about the whole when Drake said he hates tricking. Did he say that the word tricking because it gets like a negative connotation.

8:04Speaker 3:Yeah, he was kind of wrong in that though.

8:07Speaker 6:I had a conversation with a friend of mine. She was like, yeah, see take notes. She sent it to me and said, take notes.

8:13Speaker 4:She said, you something that Drake the billionaire said and told you to.

8:16Speaker 5:Take notes and then said, we need more Drakes women.

8:22Speaker 6:I just love like women's deluy drinks. Sometimes it's just so like it's just adorable to watch sometimes.

8:28Speaker 3:Well, how did you feel about his sentiments there, because you've been very vocal, very anti tricking for for your entire podcast career.

8:36Speaker 5:No, fuck my podcast, my entire life.

8:38Speaker 3:Yeah, I'm just saying what that people have heard. Not everyone has heard you know, you on the soapbox about tricking prior.

8:45Speaker 5:To I'm not paying a woman for her time and her attention. No, I'm not doing that, never doing that.

8:49Speaker 6:But now do I spend money on women that I know? That absolutely, like a bunch of women in my life that I have dated, not dated friends of Mine's like, that's tell you have no problem.

9:01Speaker 3:Well, I mean t I tried to change the game. It ain't tricking. If you got it, then we didn't buy it. It works for a summer, but then we got back on track. It is Drake trying to do what t I did, but on steroids, Like, no, it's tricking, it's you're just fine with it.

9:14Speaker 5:I guess what he's saying.

9:16Speaker 6:But people don't what people don't understand about Drake is that's part of his aura. His aesthetic is that he's he's a lover of boy, certified love a boy, right, Like it's the whole. He goes out like, I'm not gonna just buy you a bag. I'm gonna buy you the most expensive bag that is on the market.

9:32Speaker 5:Right.

9:33Speaker 3:If you call it tricking, that I'm fine with it, as long as you don't call it tricking, Like if you try to manipulate us and insult our intelligence that it's not trick, it's tricking.

9:43Speaker 5:I'm not mad at it. See, I'm not mad at tricking.

9:46Speaker 6:I get mad on the other side when women say they not holing, because you can't be tricking without holing.

9:52Speaker 5:It's a fact. It's like it just goes hand in hand.

9:54Speaker 2:So if you can't fish without a rod, if pussy.

9:58Speaker 4:Is not attached to it, then it's not tricking.

10:00Speaker 5:Oh, pussy's attached to it.

10:01Speaker 6:I might not cashing today, but if I buy you a burking bag today, demarriage two summers from now.

10:07Speaker 5:If I want that pussy, I can have it.

10:10Speaker 4:No, it always work like that.

10:11Speaker 5:No, it always works like now, because you.

10:13Speaker 4:Might not have that burking bag money to summers from now.

10:16Speaker 6:If I have burking bag money today, I have burken back money to summer's from.

10:19Speaker 4:Now me do my me? Oh you yourself.

10:22Speaker 2:Yes, you also wouldn't buy a burking bag or require pussy from it. You wouldn't cash in on a pussy two years later. So all of this even being relative to you is just.

10:31Speaker 5:But I might buy you.

10:32Speaker 6:But see the thing, and this is what Peo don't understand about the whole Drake thing is he'll give you a burking bag, but it's the it's just for his persona. We obviously know Drake has money. That's money's not an issue to him, right, but it's part of it. You go to a Drake party, girls, no, they'll probably be gifted chanel, they'll be gifted a burking they might get twenty five thousand dollars like, it's part of the allure. I'm not mad at that. My only thing is women have to understand when okay, it's hoan too though, like because you would definitely sleep with.

11:04Speaker 2:Him, but that's not hoen. Hoeing requires the act sometimes holand just requires a thought. You could you would murder a nigga are you a murderer just because you would murder a nigga.

11:15Speaker 4:That don't make you a murderer. You ain't never fucking murder nobody.

11:17Speaker 5:That is different.

11:18Speaker 3:But if I did take the money to murder someone, now I'm in a conspiracy.

11:22Speaker 5:Whether I do the murder or not, that is true.

11:24Speaker 2:So you're from a conspiracy to who. But if somebody who's I'm not saying that you murder one, that's what you are. In a conspiracybody. If somebody who has money is frivolous and generous with their money just because they're of the opposite sex and they're attractive and I'm attractive, that does not make me a hole for taking for taking what they're offering.

11:45Speaker 3:You don't think Oprah expected some dick anytime she gave away a toyota at her job.

11:51Speaker 4:No, I don't.

11:52Speaker 3:I see them. I'm fighting your point.

11:53Speaker 4:Yeah you did. You made my point.

11:55Speaker 3:I know I'm gonna help.

11:55Speaker 4:Thank you, Thank.

11:56Speaker 5:You, Oprah. That's the right off.

11:58Speaker 3:We know what that is. I don't think the Stronger Women, Stronger drinks was not written off. Oh yeah, for sure, as he should write that off.

12:06Speaker 5:Absolutely.

12:07Speaker 6:Yeah, that's a marketing thing. But that's all tricky and just got to accept hoing, that's all. It's all part of it, and I'm not mad at it. I just hate when people try to say no, it's not like stop man.

12:17Speaker 3:But if you're just giving if I just pause, if I'm a woman to go to a Drake farm without the that's different though we know he just be having to give away party favors like and that's accepted, right. That doesn't make me a hope. No no, no in that.

12:32Speaker 6:Case is different because we know what that is with Drake, like I said, him in particular, that's part of just his But.

12:36Speaker 2:There also are other men who operate like that, obviously on a smaller scale because they don't have the same amount of money. But there are some men who want that same name attached to them and that same aura.

12:49Speaker 4:They want to look like the guy that, oh he's just so generous and he's just so. That's called pages that oil farming.

12:55Speaker 5:It's called socialism. Okay, got it.

12:58Speaker 2:There's there's a lot I know men like that, like they obviously not to that they don't have drink money, but that are well off and they like to give away things. And you can guess for whatever reason they decide to do that and whatever that does to their ego relation.

13:13Speaker 5:But a gentleman you're talking about, that's not a right off.

13:15Speaker 6:No, that's not a right off of them though at the.

13:19Speaker 2:End of the year, but not okay, So is it just for write off purposes or is it purpose? So that's not the reason why that drink is given women stuff is for write offs.

13:28Speaker 6:I'm not saying that's the only reason he's given it to them, but he's writing that shit off for sure.

13:32Speaker 5:Yeah.

13:32Speaker 3:I mean, I can't tell you every billionaire that has a charity what their true intentions are, but I can tell you that they're writing it off or there is some five oh one three C likeils gives a lot of money away. I don't I'm not going to say his intentions, but it does behoove him to get some of that ship out of his account.

13:47Speaker 6:Like philanthropy, that's all pilanthropic. He's a philanthropic person. He's you know, he's to the arts.

13:54Speaker 3:While I'm not a trick and by definition of trick, I mean spending money on a woman to spend time with me. That wouldn't otherwise if I had the level of money that somebody like a Drake had, I would I'd buy Demarus's mama house, like, yeah, I would do that stuff. I don't know, just random, like like all the chicks that come to my crib. I don't know how far I go, but I don't know. One good deed leads to another who knows absolutely.

14:22Speaker 2:They can't work hard enough to be pe Like, no, you send me a piece with each other like a nigga get in the booth like kind of too, what do you want to make?

14:30Speaker 3:Best I ever had? In two thousand and nine.

14:35Speaker 4:Oh my god, you guys are funny. Well did you I saw that y'all watch the movies.

14:37Speaker 2:I told you to watch y'all finally, like listen to me from once, Oh you were two for two.

14:42Speaker 6:I didn't see the drama yet. I did schi Obsession two for two for sure, we'll.

14:48Speaker 2:Tell you about the drama because the drama is like it's not a big surprise like the surprises at the top of the movie and then the rest of the movie is about the surprise.

14:55Speaker 6:Can we talk about obsessions? We can talk about yes, now, I said in the chat, I said, this bitch is crazy and Damara said, is she though dumarriage? Yes, that bitch was crazy, Now I get it. He wished that a woman, that she was obsessed with him and all that. I get that part.

15:15Speaker 3:But what you think she was the obsessed one?

15:18Speaker 5:What do you mean?

15:19Speaker 4:He wished that she loved her?

15:20Speaker 2:His exact wish was that she loved him more than anything else in the world.

15:24Speaker 6:Yes, exact that was his wish, right, So he liked her, He had a crush on her. She gave him opportunity to say if he liked her. She asked me, do you like me? And he was like, what, why would you ask me something like that?

15:36Speaker 5:Like?

15:36Speaker 6:He played it left and then he had his little willow stick and he made his wish and then she became a fucking kook.

15:44Speaker 3:Okay, well, let me ask both of you, who do you think the title is about.

15:52Speaker 5:I think it's so him.

15:53Speaker 4:It's him. Yo.

15:54Speaker 3:Bear might be the top three sickest movie character I've ever seen. But why though mal He took the duct tave off his door and went to work and came home after he ate his own cat.

16:05Speaker 5:Who's obsessed here him bro.

16:08Speaker 2:They told him what to do to get like, to heal her like anything.

16:13Speaker 5:Yeah, to kill us though, right he had to die. Yeah, I killed him, I'm not, but.

16:18Speaker 2:He did well eventually, like at the end of the fucking movie, he killed USLF.

16:23Speaker 4:My point with him is, even.

16:24Speaker 2:When she was doing all that crazy shit, not at one point did that nigga leave and not come back.

16:30Speaker 4:He wanted to be with her.

16:32Speaker 5:He kept he will.

16:33Speaker 4:Send her a reason and her like, Babe, you just can't do this. You can't do that.

16:36Speaker 2:You're fucking crazy, Like you're crazy. That shit is in snow. He was insane.

16:41Speaker 3:That whole town is one flew over the kuckoo's nest. The friends after Shorty just starts hitting her head at game night with a bottle. She'd be like, Yo, I'm at the park. How how's our friend doing? So casually all of you need to put the kuckoo back in the cuckoo clock.

16:56Speaker 5:Well, they thought she was you are all nuts.

16:58Speaker 4:He thought.

16:59Speaker 2:They thought that she was just going went through something. They thought that she was just going through something. But yeah, he was. He would do anything to be with her, even deal with her acting like that, He would have still been with her.

17:09Speaker 3:He wasn't just guilty. He was still in love with him. Oh, if he felt guilty, he could have killed it. Wasn't the real name, not Freaking Nikky, just regular Nikki said, when Freaking Nikki was asleep, I've never been with you.

17:20Speaker 5:This is not me.

17:21Speaker 3:And then he said, do you want to be with me? And she said, I've never been with you, and then he steps back into the darkness, not making the decision of ending this. No was that she was obsessed, and he was hurt when he found out that she wasn't really obsessed with him, so he kept playing this game.

17:37Speaker 5:He's the sickest movie character I've ever seen.

17:39Speaker 6:The thing is the only way to get out of that was to kill himself. And I mean he was like trying to figure out, like them, I don't want to kill myself.

17:44Speaker 3:Nikki just said kill me. I've never been there.

17:47Speaker 6:He didn't want to kill her either though, like obviously he's like, I'm not He's not a killer. Like he didn't want to do that. He went to go get the willow stick, try to reverse it. He did all kind of shit. He gave out his homeboy, his homeboy wish to for a billion dollars. He was like, it started raining my on me.

18:00Speaker 2:Like he didn't do that until she killed homegirlh it got so extreme. That's when he finally wanted to do something. But no, bro, when when he called, it was like, is there any way to reverse the wish? In the beginning, and he could hear the real Nikki, He was like, you wanna talk to Nikki? And he was like what he could hear her in the depths of hell, screaming for bloody murder, trying.

18:20Speaker 4:To get the fuck out of that body.

18:21Speaker 2:And he just kept going on and petting her and playing with her and having sex with her. Nah, but the crazy I didn't know what the movie was about before I watched it, So when I first started watching it, I'm like, nah, I'd be like that when I'm in love.

18:32Speaker 4:She took it a little bit too far.

18:34Speaker 2:Now when my bitch, when my bitch was standing in the corner watching him sleep and was like, you don't love me, I was like, been there when it.

18:39Speaker 4:Was laying in the bed he had and he had his arms.

18:44Speaker 6:You stood in a dark corner while Nigga was in the bed sleep so and yelled you don't love me.

18:49Speaker 3:I'm glad you brought that up.

18:51Speaker 6:What because I was rolling for a while, freaky marriage.

18:56Speaker 5:Freak yo, what the fuck? Freaky d that's freaky deal.

19:00Speaker 3:The best part of the writing and genius of that movie is those small details that they put of chicks that are just regularly obsessed with you, Like, oh, I have on your sweater because it smells like you watching you sleep. That's where a girl like to watch me sleep, not in she I cracked a willow stick and she was going to murder all you guys if you ever said anything bad about me. But yeah, she liked if she was awake, she was just watching sleep. That's a level of obsession.

19:25Speaker 6:That's what taking guys hoodies and wanting to like wearing and smell like them and being their skin.

19:28Speaker 5:That's a level of obsession. Like we can we can admit that we've all watched obsession.

19:32Speaker 4:That's a healthy level of it. Obsession.

19:34Speaker 5:That's a healthy level.

19:35Speaker 6:But it's a it's a it's a level of obsession, like you want to wear my clothes because you want to smell like me, like you want to be in my skin.

19:41Speaker 3:Like so now the counter of that, though, is as men, women will show us every reason not to be with them. On a smaller scale, than putting our cat, our dead cat in the kitchen and then cooking up and packing her lunch. He had every reason that girl every morning and still stay with her. That's an obsession. We should leave chicks we dated all the time and show us why and we stayed. We can't explain why we stayed with that's a that's a form of obsession.

20:12Speaker 5:No, we know why we stay.

20:15Speaker 6:That cat too good that they didn't really like that.

20:21Speaker 2:He was obsessed with her before he even got any ass Now when Andy wasn't even freaking Nikki.

20:28Speaker 3:They was in Missionary for one scene for like a second. That No, he was weird and obsessed. If she was showing that ship back, I'd hear you when she.

20:35Speaker 2:Wrapped her arm around him, like when he was like he went to go get up and she started screaming to the top of her lungs. When he went to get out of the bed, I said.

20:43Speaker 5:I'm rolling with Nikki.

20:44Speaker 4:You know what I'm saying. I'm rolling with Niky.

20:46Speaker 6:You moved the chair too, Nigga can't get off the bed, Like what if I got a pee?

20:52Speaker 5:I had an X.

20:52Speaker 2:I used to do that my ext like sleep like this and when I would go to get about the bed like he would tighten his grip.

20:57Speaker 4:Was like, I'm trum bathroom.

20:59Speaker 5:Oh yeah, nigga was cheating. So he was cheating.

21:03Speaker 6:So when they do that, when they try to act like they don't even want you to get out the bed, a nigga cheating, they do that to four other girls.

21:09Speaker 4:He cheating.

21:11Speaker 5:Niggain't slick.

21:13Speaker 3:He got four in the line for sure. Well, not that that the Asian ship.

21:18Speaker 5:What was her name?

21:18Speaker 3:The friend? The goth Asian?

21:20Speaker 6:Uh?

21:21Speaker 4:I forget thinking too, Sarah. I think Sarah she was? Was she Asian? I think he was just putting the agent on her.

21:27Speaker 3:Not that she like deserved to die, But y'all were playing some things. The signs are there, like hours before she's slamming about on her head. Even the hospital was like, nah, we're cool.

21:37Speaker 4:Mm hmm.

21:38Speaker 3:They didn't even clean the blood off each other. They got in bed and then he went outside like I know I'm driving off. You two are insane, leave me alone, yo.

21:45Speaker 5:Then he found out his man was hitting it.

21:47Speaker 4:That was crazy, it.

21:50Speaker 6:Was, but I'm saying you see, at the end, he ended up killing herself. A god, I can't like I got a I'm done, like she's a whole. That's why do I tell more to watch movies?

22:01Speaker 4:What do I tell watch?

22:03Speaker 3:It was kind of like a Roman and Juliet ending no, like with the suicide, and like I thought that was a cool call back.

22:08Speaker 5:To Romeo and Juliet No.

22:12Speaker 3:And I think it was too late, like he got obsessed, like five minutes too late. Then the drugs kicked in.

22:17Speaker 2:Yo, well my bitch snap that. When I heard that shit snap when he was in the bathroom, I was like.

22:24Speaker 3:Oh shit, the willow Wick. That's why he was going to kill himself. And then he the wish happened to him. She said, I want him to love and be obsessed with me, so then he became that That's why he walked out so happy and made it like they could have been a happy, crazy call together for the rest of their lives.

22:40Speaker 4:They would have murdered everyone.

22:42Speaker 3:But he was so pussy, Like how it even started was him be a pussy and then like he couldn't even shoot himself like a noble man, like he went and took a bunch of pills because you couldn't. And also who tries to shoot themselves like this? For suicide like he was. He was pussy.

22:57Speaker 2:What type of I'm like using him there? Swallowing a bunch of it was, what are you a depressed housewife?

23:01Speaker 3:It was the honorable thing. And blow your fucking brains up right, like, yo, you're one of your friends has no face and she's but as naked in the kitchen. Your man's just got a billion dollars, got his head blown off. You don't even know what was in his will. He's a fucking idiot. Let me tell you something.

23:16Speaker 2:If I would have witnessed everything that I witnessed and then that happened, I would have been like, hey, dog, like you know what, I'm gonna give you whatever wish you are.

23:25Speaker 4:This the mas snak, I wish for a billion dollars. That's just start ranting from the sky.

23:27Speaker 5:He like, oh, because he didn't think it was real.

23:30Speaker 4:And then he got excited.

23:31Speaker 5:But even though it's real, why are you going to the murder scenes?

23:35Speaker 7:Bro?

23:35Speaker 5:But he didn't know they was murdered.

23:37Speaker 4:I would have took that out. It never went to that house once.

23:39Speaker 2:Okay, everything he told me and then I wish for a million dollars and I got this, I would have took that that billion dollars and.

23:45Speaker 4:Been out of the air. Bro they never saw me again.

23:47Speaker 3:You know what where my brain went with the movie at the end. What how did all these people that work part time at a record store afford these beautiful houses? Oh they look like the game Homie lived in a crazy crib, no parents in sight. They all work part time in a record store in twenty twenty six. Everybody's got a house.

24:10Speaker 6:Middle America, anywhere outside of the outside of New York. Citatey, it's the American dream.

24:17Speaker 4:Hey.

24:18Speaker 3:Nigg even tried to warn him with the cat meal like this isn't me. There was different notes. No, he was selfish. He was a terrible you.

24:26Speaker 4:Oh that's what that was. I didn't even pick that up.

24:28Speaker 3:Not me, not me with their polarized this is not I'm not with you, this psycho demon is. That's I ignored everything because he was obsessed in a piece of shit. He's one of the worst movie characters.

24:39Speaker 7:He was.

24:40Speaker 2:But why I asked, That's why I originally asked, yall, was like, I want you to tell me who y'all think the villain in this movie is him?

24:46Speaker 5:For sure?

24:47Speaker 4:That's just fucking insane.

24:49Speaker 5:No, I think the villain is home to friend the dude that.

24:53Speaker 2:Was fa million, No hyping your man's up because he knew your man's up and you knew you was hitting as what I'm.

24:59Speaker 6:Saying, that's the real villain. Y'all skipping over that. No, he was foul because it starts there, don't because like I'm hitting that, bro, you can't happening is.

25:10Speaker 5:The biggest villain and credits when he's trying to he's the biggest film. I'm hitting that. Yeah, like I'm hitting that. You shouldn't like that girl. She's she's a floozy.

25:21Speaker 4:Okay, that don't make her a floozy because he's.

25:23Speaker 5:I'm just hitting it, and I got a girlfriend.

25:25Speaker 3:Who's his girlfriend?

25:26Speaker 4:He don't girlfriend.

25:27Speaker 5:I don't know something he was fucking to somebody else. He wasn't just hitting that. He the man that wasn't his girl.

25:34Speaker 2:Call her floy because you only know if one person she volunteerily.

25:37Speaker 4:Slept with, that don't make her foozie. She only she ain't want you know what?

25:43Speaker 2:This is how I know she was She knew that Nigga liked her, and she was talking about him like a dog while in his back because everybody else was like, nah, something wrong with her. If she fucking you, stay knew something wrong with her. If she fucking with you, what's going on? You taking advantage? You know that girl don't want you. That's crazy.

25:59Speaker 3:Yeah, but all right, that's foul. But not at the same time, let's use Ryan because he's not here. For example, if you and I have had a million cloths, when I see Ryan as a friend, that's like nothing whatsoever, but like, oh, like you're like a little brother friend. And then next week you and Ryan are on this couch during recording making out. I'm gonna be like, yo, we gotta take Damarus to the looney bin. Like there's something right. I would say.

26:25Speaker 5:That, No, women always do that.

26:28Speaker 6:Women do that all the time, claim they don't like a nigga.

26:31Speaker 5:Not Ryan didn't give her a berkin. It's just switch.

26:34Speaker 6:I've seen that. I've seen women talk about dudes like, I'm like, I.

26:38Speaker 5:Thought you I thought he was calling to think it was that.

26:41Speaker 2:I don't think it was that. I don't think it was that they were sleeping together. I don't think that's what made people say she's crazy. What made people say she's crazy. Is they moved in together. Is she was madly obsessed with him, and that's why here like something's wrong. She didn't go from not caring, like just looking at you like a little brother to the very next day, can live with my life and I can't live without you. That it doesn't work like that, So I can.

27:04Speaker 6:Women do that. I've been in a situation like that. I've been in a situation where I was having sex with a girl that.

27:09Speaker 5:My homeboy was having sex with, okay, and.

27:12Speaker 6:I didn't tell him at first, but then I end up telling him and he couldn't believe. He was like, he was like, yo, for real. I was like, yeah, he said, yo, bro, she be talking mad shit about you.

27:20Speaker 2:Well, she's talking mad shit about you because she don't want him to figure.

27:24Speaker 3:Out that he likes That's.

27:26Speaker 5:What I'm saying.

27:27Speaker 6:Women do shit like that though, for whatever the reason. Women will kick somebody about somebody and be laying down with him.

27:33Speaker 4:She was saying that to her homegirl, not just the homeboy.

27:36Speaker 2:The home girl was like, nah, I know my friend don't like you like that, like her best friend in the world, Like that girl, something going on.

27:43Speaker 4:She don't like you.

27:44Speaker 2:She knew that she knew that man liked her, She knew he liked her, and women women have.

27:49Speaker 4:To stop doing that too.

27:50Speaker 2:And I'm I've been guilty of it, knowing somebody likes you and you know you don't like them, but because it feels good to your ego to have somebody be obsessed with you, you stir upop little bit, just a little bit. You might batch your eyelashes one time or smile and do it, but you know that that person is madly in love with you, and you know you don't want them, but it feels good to you like that.

28:10Speaker 5:I just saw mean too.

28:12Speaker 6:I just saw me and a girl post and she was like, yo, like I ain't gonna lie. She was like, fellas, y'all need to cheat on y'all girl, just a little bit for her to really like you.

28:21Speaker 5:Like now, don't go crazy, don't you?

28:24Speaker 4:And her birds?

28:25Speaker 5:No, but listen, I think I think she low key was cooking them.

28:28Speaker 4:She wasn't.

28:30Speaker 5:I think she was cooking, Like.

28:31Speaker 3:Let's look in the cat.

28:33Speaker 6:I'm just saying, like, you might need to get attention from other women, maybe flirt, she said, don't go crazy, like, don't do too much. But like you need to, like, you know, let your women know.

28:44Speaker 4:Like I got.

28:45Speaker 3:Logic, you know what I mean.

28:46Speaker 4:That's that's a very young, stupid girl logic.

28:48Speaker 5:Noah, I think that's women.

28:49Speaker 4:Women are aware and men are aware. Now, if you've.

28:52Speaker 2:Been married once, y'all hit forty and you've gotten you are fifty and you've gotten used to looking at your wife or you still looking at your husband for a while, people can lose appreciation for what they have. But we all know that we're wanted by other people. Like people don't forget that. People don't forget that women. Women think every woman wants their man. And most of the time we'd be like, bitch, nobody want that nigga but you. But women thinks every woman wants their man.

29:15Speaker 3:That kind of did happen in Obsession too, because Sarah started throwing rhythm come meet me at the park at three Arah for show that I know, but she really like leaned into it once Nicki moved in. Now she's like, I gotta get my man. Oh so right she is, I know my agians, Yeah, well he's sick. Was when Nicki started putting the tattoos of Sarah on her after like crazy just crazy.

29:40Speaker 2:That women do that too, though, what does literally not literally, but they try to become the girl that they think that you want, slightly and in very less obvious way.

29:50Speaker 4:Yeah, but some crazy girls do that happens.

29:53Speaker 6:That might We might be in the era where that happens the most now with Instagram social media.

29:57Speaker 5:Not wrong at all.

29:57Speaker 6:All girls do is go look at all the chicks that they man liking their photos and all of that and like.

30:03Speaker 2:That, and they post get that same, you ain't like my ship when you like hers be in the same baby.

30:08Speaker 6:Suit in the same post, same baby suit, same body suit, same shirt, same sweater, same hills.

30:13Speaker 3:And they just be wrong. That's not even really what you like. You just liking it on Instagram. You don't even really like that in real life, like ship, you just scroll past it, all right, those are obnoxious toties, uha. And now your girl think that's what you really like and you don't even really like that.

30:29Speaker 5:Yeah.

30:30Speaker 6:Like if I sit on the game playing two K all night, like you're not gonna walk in the room with a fucking lebron James Jersey, all right, I just like playing the game. It's just the game, just playing the game Instagram is that you got the Jaalen uh, like you got the Jayleen brunching head twist. Now, I'm just I'm just playing two K baby like this, like what you doing?

30:52Speaker 4:Let it.

30:54Speaker 5:I'm just playing the game just so it is playing the game, man, That's all I'm doing, playing the funking after she made you come and she do this would be the wildest thing. And now she got to get out or.

31:02Speaker 4:She did figures in the thumb shout of the game. Yeah.

31:05Speaker 6:Did y'all see the the series finale of Raisin Kanan.

31:08Speaker 3:Did y'all follow Raisin cain I did, but I haven't seen Oh.

31:11Speaker 6:My god, great, great, and it all makes sense now, like where the story goes.

31:17Speaker 4:Like in Power Okay, well, yeah, I say any thing with that one.

31:21Speaker 6:I ain't gonna lie like I like, I enjoyed Raising Kanon the other series, I kind of was like off of it. It was the superior one out of it. Yeah, but Raising Cainan, they definitely got it right with that one.

31:30Speaker 4:That's fair. Okay. So Obsession rated one out of ten.

31:33Speaker 3:I give it a eight high ege eight eight eight.

31:38Speaker 5:I give it eight.

31:39Speaker 2:I give it eight point five if my ten is the conjuring. I give it eight point five because this was more comedy to me. In horror, I had some jumping moments, but this was funny.

31:48Speaker 5:Nocause you only laughing because you could you could relate.

31:51Speaker 4:Oh for sure. Half the movie.

31:52Speaker 2:I really was like, now I'm rolling with her, she will extreme, I'm rolling withever and now I'm like, a right, but you wild.

31:58Speaker 3:What's the scary movie with the hand where you're like you could see other A twenty four.

32:02Speaker 5:Did it as well.

32:03Speaker 3:It was just like obsessions, so good to me, that's my nine to five almost ten.

32:08Speaker 4:Really, I've never seen that.

32:09Speaker 3:I heard a scary movie with the hand. Why can't I remember he's looked up. It's not the hand talk to Me, Talk to Me, yeah, which I heard they were making part two to that. But to me that like it wasn't as good as talk to Me. But it's right there.

32:26Speaker 5:I really think it was supposed to.

32:27Speaker 1:Be a horror.

32:27Speaker 4:Yeah, it's a horror movie.

32:29Speaker 5:Was not horror.

32:30Speaker 3:Harvest I think has changed a bit from like jumpy supernatural shiit to like more creepy than anything.

32:38Speaker 6:Yeah, I was I didn't get horror. It was like weird. That should be a genre to of movies weird, but this is just weird shit.

32:45Speaker 3:You want gen.

32:50Speaker 5:Swag? You were scared?

32:53Speaker 7:Clear?

32:54Speaker 6:Oh yeah, yeah yeah, but look at the budget was only what seven hundred thousand?

32:58Speaker 5:What you thought you was gonna.

32:59Speaker 3:Get to do the intro to casino, which is a classic bro It turns into a mannequin right before the car blows up in an interest scene.

33:07Speaker 6:Like, but you couldn't see that like that clear when you have VHS though, yeah, no, now you can see now when that shit is on Netflix, you can see that shit, like, like, what the fuck?

33:15Speaker 2:The scariest part is when that bitch started walking to reverse, Like when she reversed herself.

33:19Speaker 4:I said, oh I yeah, and what she was standing in the corner? That was scary.

33:22Speaker 3:What's her name?

33:23Speaker 5:That played Nikki?

33:23Speaker 3:She's an incredible amazing she smoked that role.

33:28Speaker 5:Yeah, she did a good job.

33:29Speaker 3:Homeboy was one of the worst actress ever though, Beer I don't think no, no, no, no, no no. Bear was great his front. Oh, like at the end when he goes to the house and he's like, what's going on? Man, what's going on?

33:39Speaker 5:Man?

33:40Speaker 3:I was like, this is the worst acting I've ever fun in day Navarette.

33:43Speaker 5:She's great.

33:43Speaker 2:She's actually going to be I was seeing. I'm trying to figure out if this is true or not, but I think it is. Multiple reports said that she's gonna her character is going to be like in part of like the Haunted House of like Disney for like when they do their Haunted Halloween thing.

33:56Speaker 4:Okay, like the characters they have walking.

33:58Speaker 3:Around someone I saw someone parody that that was fake but fake chill man, Yo, this Halloween, you're going through a hot house and running to Joe Jackson.

34:12Speaker 4:Halloween Horror at Disney at want the Disney Parks.

34:14Speaker 3:Then they gotta put Joe Jackson in there.

34:17Speaker 4:I don't.

34:17Speaker 5:I'm not gonna be scared because she's not obsessed with me.

34:20Speaker 2:Naw, that's still gonna be scary. I'm bitch walking around like coming up to me like you that.

34:25Speaker 4:Shit could be scary.

34:26Speaker 5:I'll be turned on. Really need me a Nikki?

34:32Speaker 4:Anybody wanted Nicky today? Get a Nikki for real.

34:35Speaker 3:But again, back to my I am legend theory of just join the fucking psychos, Nikki, crack that stick and let's just be a psychotic couple till the end of time. We don't even need to leave this house. We found our purpose in life to cook cats and and love each other.

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35:38Speaker 4:For the drama.

35:39Speaker 2:The Drama is a movie about Zendeia and Robert Pattinson. Okay, and they are together as a day is deaf in one ear. They meet each other, meet ce, fall in love. Blah blah, blah, they're getting married. They're at the tasting trying to figure out what they want at their wedding, and they're with his best friend and his best friend's wife, who is now like, they're like a close friend couple before we got married.

36:01Speaker 4:Yeah, she's like, before we got.

36:02Speaker 2:Married, we told each other, you know, the worst thing that we ever did in our entire life, like so that we fully felt like we knew each other. So they were like, oh, share, share share, So the couple, uh, the other couple, not the main couple. They shared. The guys shared that one time he was mad at his girlfriend when they were on vacation, so when a dog ran up on them, he like used her as a shield for the dog Mexican dog at a on the resort right dog was fucking her up. The woman who's his wife said her worst secret is that there was a mentally ill boy who used to always want to play with her and shit like that. One time she was bored, she went out into the woods with him.

36:39Speaker 2:They found an RV and he was showing her around the RV and she locked him in the closet of the RV and he started screaming.

36:45Speaker 4:She freaked out and she left.

36:46Speaker 5:Which is the plots radio.

36:49Speaker 2:So she left him in the RV and she said his parents were looking for him, like, they came to her and said, did you see him? She was like no, blah blah blah. They were like, oh my god, you're so horrible. She was like, I mean they found him. We don't know whether she was telling true or not. So then Robert Pattinson goes, okay, well, my worst secret is that I cyber bullied a kid so bad that he had to move. He moved out of the city. So then Zendea comes and was like, no, mine's really really bad. Guys, mine's really bad. They're like what, no share, blah blah blah, and Zendea goes, I planned a school shooting.

37:18Speaker 2:I just never went through with it. I never went through with it. But I planned a school shooting because she was lonely and didn't have any friends.

37:25Speaker 4:It was getting bullied.

37:27Speaker 2:The movie then becomes about the friend who's played by Alta Hayin a lot of haym. She says like, this is the worst shit ever. My cousin like lost lost her ability to walk from school shooting, and then makes her out to be like a horrible person. Her husband is like trying to figure out if she's still like violent. He's afraid of her. He goes and tries to confide in his coworker, ends up trying to fuck the coworker. Then the coworker comes to the wedding, and all of that unravels and all types of shit. So I want to ask you, out of all four of those secrets, which one do you think is the worst.

38:04Speaker 3:I would have note that I thought I was watching a rom com until that that left field tear when they were doing the wine case, I did not read a single thing. Damars knocked it out the park with obsessions. Texted said how much I loved it. She's like, all right, now watch the drama and I was like, and I saw the movie poster. I was like, oh, this is like jumping the broom but more hbo is that took a left turn and now all of a sudden everyone has a rifle And I'm like, where the fuck did this plotage come from?

38:29Speaker 2:But it still was funny. Though it was funny, but in a yeah, it was not a wrong is it?

38:35Speaker 5:What is it categorized? As?

38:38Speaker 4:Uh? I can look that up. I don't know. Yeah, the drama. I think it would be a comedy drama.

38:45Speaker 3:I mean, was there a lot of comedy in it?

38:47Speaker 4:Dark romantic comedy.

38:48Speaker 5:Dark romantic comedy. I guess romance there. It was a wrong com this is dark, it's dark.

38:56Speaker 3:It'd be in the weird category.

38:58Speaker 4:All of those four secrets, I just told you which one. Do you think he's the worst one?

39:02Speaker 3:Locking the mentally challenged boy in a room, and then then the whole town wondering where the kid is and you have the answer and you don't tell anyone. Yeah, yeah, that's that's automatically. I would go to playing the school shooting but not going through with it. But like Shorty went through, she actually locked somebody. Like here's the thing. In the beginning, I had that in my head. I was like, well, this chick is she's nuts. What she did was way worse because I think there's probably a lot of kids growing up that were bullied and that thought entered their brain. I think it was probably more common than we think it was for kids that were lonely and bullied that they they crossed, it crossed their mind that they maybe want to shoot up a school.

39:43Speaker 3:I think it's more common than we thought. But as the movie went on, Zindea took it like, no, she didn't go through with it, but she was this fucking close, like she was making videos like Pam, You're dead first, Like no, she bought the close, like she got into the character.

39:58Speaker 2:But she got into the which I actually, if you want to be real, I think happens with a lot of young kids these days.

40:04Speaker 4:They lean into the aesthetic of the school shooting.

40:07Speaker 2:Yeah, like she leaned into the attention of these are a bunch of people on the internet who are hyping me up to do this and we're all lonely with no friends.

40:15Speaker 4:She like leaned into that community.

40:17Speaker 2:It ended up she didn't end up doing the shooting because one I think one of her classmates like gave her a hug and started playing with her at one point, and then the other one there was another school shooting like like two days before she was supposed to hers, and everybody was like so heartbroken and crying and shit that she ended up not going through with it.

40:32Speaker 4:So her reasonings are not good.

40:33Speaker 2:But at the end of the day, she turned her life around, like she went in like immediately joined like an anti gun group, she threw all her dad's guns away, like, and she became a big anti gun like advocate, so she like changed her life around. The friend like that locked a boy in the room, is like still a bitch, like she like she she came to Zadea in Robert Pattinson's wedding and was like a bitch the entire time.

40:56Speaker 3:Her version of that is caring more about her disabled cousin. Oh yeah, that was the whole full circle of it. Of now she cares this much. Remember when Zenda's husband asked how close are y'all really to her cousin.

41:09Speaker 5:In the wheelchair?

41:10Speaker 3:It was like, well, she's family, Like it didn't appear that they were as close as the friend made it seem. So to me, I was like, oh, she's over compensating the same way the school shooter did and this. Yeah, now you're this big advocate for special needs. Yeah that's what it was.

41:24Speaker 4:Got to watch this, Yeah, you gotta watch it.

41:25Speaker 2:It was it's funny, like obviously he's in Deya and Robert Pattinson can act, but it's just funny watching z and Deya watch her husband be afraid of her, Like he's like afraid of her. Like at one point, like she holds like up a butter knife towards him and he's like he like yump knife. Well it was a but he like he like jumps up so high and it's just like he was afraid of her. So he went and like confiding it like it was a lot. It was a lot, but it's it's a funny. It's a funny movie.

41:49Speaker 3:Good excuse to cheat, that's not a good I was scared of my girl.

41:53Speaker 4:She was twelve.

41:54Speaker 3:She's trying to confide into his coworker.

41:57Speaker 2:If your girl, if you found out that the person you had already like y'all were, the wedding was three four days away, like y'all were.

42:03Speaker 4:About to pay the dj I have another question.

42:05Speaker 3:Well, I mean, well that's the reason this all started is because they thought they were superior to the DJH.

42:10Speaker 4:Do you would you get would you shade like? Would you cancel the wedding?

42:15Speaker 2:If you found out your wife had one point playing at school shooting and she never went.

42:18Speaker 5:Through with it, would I cancel the wedding? No?

42:23Speaker 2:You would stand up for your wife, and you want Toby talk about her? Right, A real fucking man.

42:27Speaker 3:No, I definitely would. I wouldn't stand up for school shootings, but I would stand up for my wife and that, yeah.

42:33Speaker 4:I would be like, I mean it's a conversation.

42:35Speaker 6:Yeah, like y'all like why would like I would probably laugh, like because she was like twelve when she's planning. Yeah, yeah, it's like you was a kid. It's like, you know, it's a lot of things we thought about as kids. As an adult like you laugh at. But I would not marry my wife because I found out at twelve she thought about planning the school shooting.

42:54Speaker 4:And it's like she's sucking twelve. Her brain isn't even developed.

42:59Speaker 2:Like, yeah, it was definitely virtual signment of signaling from again the one white, the white woman in the room, because her the white woman's husband was black and Sindea is obviously mixed. But actually in the show, I think they played her as you black.

43:13Speaker 3:I don't even think they short her father.

43:16Speaker 4:I don't think they should.

43:17Speaker 2:Yeah, so she was you have the virtue signaling white woman in the room, Like I can't believe you did that, and oh my god, you're a horrible person. You need to leave her, and that kind of thing.

43:28Speaker 3:So yeah, I mean The message of the movie is stop judging everyone for the terrible decisions they make.

43:34Speaker 5:You're probably not any better than anyone else.

43:36Speaker 3:That's because it's all started because they saw they possibly saw.

43:40Speaker 4:No, they saw her. She was smoking Heroin.

43:42Speaker 3:You don't know, she don't really.

43:44Speaker 5:Know their DJ.

43:45Speaker 2:They were walking home and their DJ from for their wedding was smoking Heroin in front of an apartment building.

43:53Speaker 3:And my thing is already like she was the DJ for the wedding in a few days. And my thing is, wouldn't you like, I want my DJ to be on Heroin? Oh man, Like some of the greats were on Heroin.

44:04Speaker 2:The only thing I will be afraid is that they wouldn't show up date of that's it. But it's like, if you a reliable Heroin user, and yeah, compute.

44:11Speaker 3:She showed up to sound check for the firing, like right on they she beat them there.

44:16Speaker 6:You know how many DJs have been hired to DJ Club and they turned out fifty thousand people like, and they was probably on Heroin when they did it.

44:25Speaker 3:Well, I mean, what would you say would be the most iconic festival that started this this entire festival thing? You say, Woodstock i'd say, Woodstock, I challenge you to find me the person that wasn't on her. Yeah, And that's the way they were all backstage, like you know that person's not on Heroin.

44:38Speaker 5:Everybody you know.

44:40Speaker 3:That person is not on Heroin. Who can't trust that person? This person's not on Heroin, right, Janis Jimmy? Get them out?

44:46Speaker 5:Yeah? Like come on, why they're here? The spies, the American spies.

44:53Speaker 3:I will say, I give a Zenda's character a lot of credit for not killing herself because while she was shooting her video suicide note, remember the old blue screen that used to come up on your desktop used to be completely fucked in the middle of her Hey, if you're seeing this, the deed is done. Everybody's dead, including me. And then she gets the blue screen. I would offer myself right then, O there the middle of my suicide note, I get the blue screen on my desktop. That's a sign like, Joe, just do it, just.

45:22Speaker 5:Get it over.

45:25Speaker 4:Yoah oh am.

45:27Speaker 3:I sick for when they had the reels in d at the Young Zenda, when they had that one scene of her on the bed with the rifle half naked, that I didn't find that a little bit attractive, Yo, what's up with you?

45:39Speaker 5:All Right?

45:42Speaker 3:The scene first before you judge me, See the scene first.

45:46Speaker 6:No, I'm judging you without seeing the scene. Like, Yo, you just extra horny these days.

45:51Speaker 3:I thought she looked beautiful. That's all he do.

45:53Speaker 4:Be a little horny, don't you.

45:54Speaker 2:Yeah, they was on you because you said you will sniff me, Mitch, you would pay to sniff me, mitching Major seat.

46:00Speaker 6:I mean it was a great joke, but there's truth in every joke. I think the paining part is was crazy.

46:06Speaker 2:Oh yeah, because you don't find a issue with sniff and seats, so of course you don't find anything.

46:11Speaker 5:No, I'm just saying, if it's the girl, if I want to know.

46:14Speaker 2:Like me Mitch and Major, it ain't if it's a girl, he said me, Mitch and Major Mayor's Mitch Major to truth.

46:21Speaker 6:Maybe he wanted to know who, but thinking I why would he want all that old.

46:25Speaker 5:I was he wondered how your butt smell? You know, your pheromones.

46:30Speaker 6:I'm just saying, like, maybe they spent the night at your crib, Like you could have just smelled the sheets.

46:35Speaker 5:You wouldn't have known. I'm not saying he should have, but I'm saying, if he really wanted to know, you're saying I slept in my guest.

46:40Speaker 2:But the next day his mom and his dad sleeping that bit too, So it's like smelling me, your mommy, your dad, all mixed in one.

46:45Speaker 6:Is I'm on the sheets, not the bad not the mattress, the sheets. You don't wash the sheets after somebody leaves.

46:51Speaker 3:I do, but midstroke or post stroke rather, Okay, that was crazy crazy post stroke. My mom and dad came at times, and I could see the disdain of my mom because she could smell my dad. Did you not watch it? I have not had time? Like she got into what she calls her room.

47:13Speaker 6:Yeah, she's you know, she still you know, she knows your dad like she knows sat.

47:19Speaker 4:Her backed off.

47:21Speaker 2:She was like, oh my god, I don't want to traumatize her.

47:25Speaker 5:That is hilarious.

47:27Speaker 3:Yeah she knew right away. But either way, I think the movie is great, and she looked great in that scene.

47:32Speaker 2:It was and Dare's and there Robert Pattinson going crazy. They like day a modern day like America Cruise.

47:40Speaker 6:I feel like if the marriage could like masturbate in your shower, that's true.

47:44Speaker 5:I feel like everyone left that part out.

47:46Speaker 6:I feel like you can smell your seat when you get up, like you hate your comments, like right, not like right after you get up, but like if you leave the room, like and you like leave in the day, like you leave the studio.

47:55Speaker 4:We have new fans that didn't know that, we have new listeners that didn't know that.

47:58Speaker 5:Well, welcome in.

47:59Speaker 6:Thank you for just baby D and she's masturbated in show, just.

48:02Speaker 4:To let everybody guess what's not in town at the time.

48:06Speaker 3:And I've never used that shower before.

48:08Speaker 5:It's okay, so right, so right, baby D. It's a shower. He had to rub one out. He was in a rush.

48:13Speaker 4:So good.

48:14Speaker 3:There's also been a loofa in that shower for almost a year, and you haven't thrown it away because at first I thought it was either my mom's or a family member, and then like, you know, you just tell a loof it has not been used. And then my mom would have a rag like that she would throw in the hamper after she would leave, and I'd be like, all right, so it's not her Loofah.

48:34Speaker 6:Yeah, I throw all that shit out. Somebody come to the crib man, Oh you.

48:38Speaker 5:Wanted them get it out, specially so loofah.

48:42Speaker 3:Why was leave a tower on them?

48:43Speaker 5:You're not ming back like lufahs is four dollars like that ship out of here?

48:48Speaker 4:Thought that shit in the garfage lead that shit hanging for months on end.

48:53Speaker 3:I don't use that shower, go in that bathroom like ever.

48:55Speaker 2:I used to date a guy and every time I would come back, Mind you, I was there pretty often. Every time I would come back, toothbrush gone. He handed me a new tooth brush. I said, what the fuck do you keep throwing my toothbrush away? That's a rook, And he was like, no, he was honest. He said, other women are here. Do you want them to have access to your toothbrush? You got that throw.

49:13Speaker 5:Away access to your tooth brush. They got access to his dick.

49:17Speaker 2:That's yeap, yes, of course, but it's different. It's different.

49:20Speaker 5:Bitches are wed.

49:21Speaker 7:No no what I'm saying, no respect what I'm what I'm saying.

49:33Speaker 4:Bitches are weird. You don't know how weird bitches are.

49:36Speaker 2:Yes, menbe, we're dating, you're fucking multiple people whatever, you're fucking more than one person whatever, Right, But bitches having access to your toothbrush and they're jealous of you. Bitches will do some very weird ship like so, yes, give me a new toothbrush. That's that's perfectly fine. I don't want my toothbrush to be accessed by no weird bitch that I'm sat of there and scrubbed her motherfucking kinkles with it. I'm cool like women do nasty shit. So there was that girl that I went to jail for her roommate was her roommate was like sticking her toothbrush like up like her ass or her vagina and then putting there for her to use.

50:13Speaker 4:Women are weird and nasty, but she.

50:17Speaker 2:Her vagina, her vaginal juices whatever, You fucking a bitch would have condom whatever or not whatever. That's completely different than having access to my fucking toothbrush and you being able to do weird shit like put bleach on my toothbrush or anything. Those are two completely different things. I don't understand how you don't see that difference.

50:31Speaker 3:One of those sickest things my mom did to somebody what her best friend was living in Washington Heights with her son and her son's girlfriend. Son's girlfriend had like the apartment under her name. They moved in three bedroom, broke up with her son and kicked out my mom's best friend and her son. She was out of town. While they had to move out, my mother took all the spare keys, put them in the toilet, pissed in the toilet, and then left. Women are crazy, man, put the spare keys in the toll their keys because they had they had to get out, leaving them without a place to stay. And my mom took their keys, put them in the toilet of the apartment, pissed in the toilet, and then they left.

51:13Speaker 5:Okay, well, we'll be right back after word from these sponsors.

51:21Speaker 3:I actually thought it was hilarious. Everyone else like, why would you, young man? It's kind of funny.

51:25Speaker 5:Oh, man, but.

51:27Speaker 3:Still watch drama even though no, I'm gonna.

51:29Speaker 5:Watch it and watch it. Yeah, I'm just gonna be a movie.

51:30Speaker 6:I'm going to see Odyssey this weekend, and I'm gonna see Spider Man as well.

51:33Speaker 2:So, oh, where'd you find Odyssey? Tickets must be up by you. Yeah, yeah, I figure I.

51:37Speaker 6:Could have went last night, but it was like a ten thirty it's a three hour movie.

51:41Speaker 5:I was like, I'm not staying in the movie. There until one thirty in the morning.

51:43Speaker 4:I'm not doing that.

51:44Speaker 5:That's too much.

51:45Speaker 4:I'm gonna try to go see it after.

51:47Speaker 5:I watched Troy.

51:48Speaker 6:You did because my boy told me to watch Troy before I go see Odyssey. So I watched Troy yesterday just to kind of remember.

51:55Speaker 3:Like Brad Pitt, Troy, Yeah, okay, that's a great movie. No great movie, but i'd probably.

51:59Speaker 5:Have to get a refra before. Yeah.

52:01Speaker 6:So now that I watched Troy and remember everything in Troy and see was amazing.

52:06Speaker 4:It was worth every every since.

52:08Speaker 5:My almost aid the same thing.

52:09Speaker 6:I actually my own boy wants to be like, yo, let me know where you're going because I want to go see it again. And I'm like, it's like that. He was like, like, it's a movie. I definitely want to go see it again.

52:18Speaker 3:Pe you saw it like with the moving chairs and the forty X.

52:22Speaker 5:I don't need all of that. I told you the first time. Forty X.

52:25Speaker 6:I didn't know because you know, you you go to buy tickets. You just time, like, I don't even see the little forty X. And it's like, yo, three thirties movies playing bat went to see Fast and Furious whatever, some whatever number.

52:39Speaker 5:It was. I didn't know they had that.

52:40Speaker 6:Oh my god, maam when that chair moved. When I when the movie first started, I said, Yo, y'all, don't understand it when you have no idea that that's about to happen, and like this the first time you've ever been in a movie there with a seat is moving. I was like, Yo, what the fuck is this? So that the people in front of me turning around, it was like, oh, you're not. The seats move with it. So this is fast and furio. So imagine how much the seats is moving.

53:05Speaker 3:You got done behind the wheel. I'm like, come on, man, it for the family. I'm nauseous. And ship now yeah, spilling ship. Google's everywhere.

53:13Speaker 6:I'm like, all right, man, like Googler, it's everywhere. Yeah, this is this is crazy.

53:17Speaker 7:Man.

53:17Speaker 5:I can't do I don't don't. Don't take me to No forty.

53:20Speaker 4:It depends on the movie.

53:21Speaker 5:Like I don't want to be that immersed in the experience.

53:24Speaker 2:Right now, regal are they're going to be showing all of the Harry Potters in forty X and I'm going to buy tickets to go see that, Like I would like seeing the Harry Potter and forty X. But I'm not going to go see the Odyssey in forty X.

53:37Speaker 3:I feel like they should wait to do that with Harry Potter for like another forty years when they really figure the shit out, and like when they do leviosa like I want to you want to want to? Let Yeah, is the water thing real? Spray water water on your ship at Lego Land where I took them, they did, so I gotta be wet, like in my seat for the rest.

53:56Speaker 4:Of the movie, like the whole It's not that amount of mystic did it?

54:01Speaker 5:Okay? I think I saw some ai shit.

54:03Speaker 6:It was like water like splash and I was like, and you just got to sit there through the whole movie now with your clothes.

54:08Speaker 5:Soaking with.

54:10Speaker 6:There's a yeah, that's what I'm saying. I didn't know though, you see start moving. I'm thinking anything is possible with the data Now.

54:15Speaker 2:One of the cutest things at Universal Studios. And it's an old ride, so if you've gone, you know exactly what I'm talking about. They have a Simpson simulator that like kind of simulates like you're on a roller coaster and like at one point you go into the Baby's mouth and she like like when you go in her mouth, you smell nothing but baby powder, like they like, no baby powder.

54:34Speaker 4:It's so cute and like realistic. I love it. I love simulators, so I don't know forty.

54:38Speaker 5:XD that is crazy.

54:39Speaker 4:It's cutest cute. I don't know. It's so cute though.

54:43Speaker 3:I don't know if I drank the kool later or not, but I have to use this tour. When he performed Coldest Winter and it has like all the snowflakes that fall from the ceiling in the set, it got fucking colder in the garden. Really, I'd like, maybe I thought that to myself, but yeah, I felt like a breeze come in.

55:00Speaker 6:Like I waste your heart, your emotions, he cooking?

55:07Speaker 5:You love that thinking about his mom.

55:09Speaker 4:Yeah, you love that song so much.

55:11Speaker 5:I do.

55:12Speaker 3:I am a fan of Coldest Winter by cost It is a really good you.

55:16Speaker 5:Coldest Winter, No, I do.

55:17Speaker 3:But it's like he was laying the top of the mountain and the snow was falling in the garden.

55:23Speaker 5:I get it. But I don't think they turned the a c up in the garden. I think they did know how long it would take the garden to get gold. It was a specific fan on my seat.

55:34Speaker 6:Yeah, okay, it would take the garden four hours.

55:40Speaker 5:I felt it. Yeah, I felt your heart. Man, that was your heart.

55:44Speaker 3:That's all you don't You're not You're not a true appreciative art.

55:47Speaker 6:No, I am ideal, Like I just don't think the garden temperature dropped like ten degrees in like two seconds.

55:52Speaker 5:I don't think that's possible.

55:55Speaker 4:Yeah, far Sorry, are you guys gonna go see Spider Yeah? I went. When I left you guys, I left Pegea mal here.

56:03Speaker 6:Yeah, no, I saw you making plans. You went online and got your tickets and walked out of here. Didn't tell nobody.

56:08Speaker 2:I did tell yourbody. I was asking anybody to go, oh ya want to go this time? I'm gonna go this time, and Page was like I ain't gonna lie, I ain't going And I was like, I'm gonna go by myself, Like, oh.

56:16Speaker 5:Yeah, we thought Free was that last week?

56:19Speaker 4:Yep, it was last Thursday. It was good.

56:21Speaker 2:Spider Man, Brand New Day was really good. Tom Holland, I know we all have our favorite. I did cry seriously because of where I am in life and what the.

56:29Speaker 4:Movie was about.

56:32Speaker 5:Coldest winter.

56:36Speaker 6:What the Spider Man means, baby, I'm not laughing at you.

56:48Speaker 5:Without context. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I'm not a baby.

56:53Speaker 6:I'm not laughing at where you had in life emotionally I'm not. But just like hearing that and then like knowing you went to see Spider Man.

57:01Speaker 3:He's really anti crime at this point, like it did something.

57:05Speaker 6:Yea, I swear I'm not laughing at but it's just like just hearing that, It's just like I didn't expect you to say why I'm at.

57:14Speaker 5:But I yes, it was. It was it worth? It was it worth the tears?

57:18Speaker 2:Yes, it was the reason why I cried is because Brand New Day is about if you guys don't know. And the last Spider Man he had to erase everybody's memory of him being Peter Parker being Spider Man. He had erased the image of Peter Parker period, right, So MJ doesn't know he exists, His friends don't know he exists, nobody knows he exists.

57:36Speaker 4:So he's living alone.

57:37Speaker 2:And because he's living alone, like the cops that he's working for are like or helping out the cops are like, you can't like live life like this, Like he's in his room and like he's there's literal spider webs growing in his house. His eyes are turning darker. He's becoming more like a spider. He's just a recluse. Like, no, he doesn't see anybody, he doesn't talk to anybody other than when he's fighting crime.

57:58Speaker 4:So I think that it was. And then toward the end of the movie is kind of like you do need people, like you need.

58:03Speaker 2:Connection, and I just connected with it because I feel like, you know, you get towards your thirties and you kind of seclude yourself. You know, you've been running around with your friends for fucking fifteen years, twenty years, and it's like you start being very secluded. And I literally text Rory the other day and I was like, damn, why anybody telling me like adulthood was so like lonely, Like it's very mentally and emotionally lonely. And the movie had it talked about that a lot. So that is why I cried.

58:26Speaker 5:I mean, yeah, I get it now.

58:28Speaker 3:When you did thirty, they just swat your web.

58:30Speaker 5:Not only that it is everywhere.

58:32Speaker 6:I haven't seen the move, I'm gonna see it, but when you as you get older, like you start to just realize, like friends you thought that you would be friends with forever, lives go separate ways for whatever reasons, whether it's work, whether it's you know, somebody has a kid now family, They move Like there's different reasons why you become more secluded as an adult or not, as your social circle is not as big as it once was.

58:55Speaker 5:Yeah, I think it's supposed to be. I think it's your lifestyle. Yeah, it's supposed to be that.

58:59Speaker 2:But not even just like physically lonely, because I wouldn't say that I'm a physically lonely person, like I have a lot of people in my life. I feel like you get it becomes a little bit more emotionally and mentally lonely because everybody is going through something at this point, at the age that we're in, everybody is always having an emergency. So it's just when you're an adult, like an adult dote where we are now, it's like you just have to deal with shit. There is no no one's coming to save you, no one wants to hear you complain about it.

59:23Speaker 4:You just have to deal with shit.

59:25Speaker 2:And a lot of that is you dealing with shit at home and dealing with the emotions that come with it, like alone on your own unless you are, thank god married to the right person. But other than that, now it's like you're dealing with this shit alone.

59:36Speaker 3:So those memes are funny about your thirties and forties, but they're accurate. You have one person that is married with three kids, one person that's just starting a new career, one person that has health issues, one person that's about to be a grandparent somehow because they had a kid when you were teenagers. Like, yeah, everyone is in a different stage of their life, whereas in your twenties people tend to have more of a common thing going on where your lifestyle is match. Now, I talk to somebody with a kid that my kid knows friend more than I talk to my regular friends, just because they're there.

1:00:06Speaker 3:They're at the playground every day.

1:00:07Speaker 4:Yeah, so I love it though, you do well. You like being alone.

1:00:13Speaker 3:Absolutely years ago you secluded yourself and moved seven hours north.

1:00:18Speaker 5:So let's get away from in Vermont.

1:00:21Speaker 4:Vermont is fucking frying me.

1:00:25Speaker 3:Coming through them, Like, mall, I don't think I'm not going to tell y'all where mal lives.

1:00:28Speaker 5:But he no, he's not coming.

1:00:30Speaker 2:Mall is not coming through I'm doing a hosting for something, and they were like, you know, make sure you invite Rory and more.

1:00:35Speaker 4:I'm I'm gonna tell you this right now, Malling.

1:00:38Speaker 2:I'm like, if I can't promise you one thing in the world, I can promise you.

1:00:43Speaker 4:Like I probably could get Rory there. You know what I'm saying. It's not because Maul don't want to come, but Mall is just far.

1:00:49Speaker 3:Like if I lived where Mal lived, I wouldn't go to anything like this, No fucking way.

1:00:54Speaker 5:I'm surprised he comes here, Like, oh man, that's funny.

1:00:59Speaker 3:Yeah, there's no fucking way.

1:01:01Speaker 5:Yeah, but tell me, you know, it's part of it though, being secluded.

1:01:04Speaker 6:As you get older, it's like it's necessary too, because you I'll grow a lot of ship mentally, spiritually, just like my my nervous system don't even fit in those environments anymore.

1:01:14Speaker 3:Like I was, I was joking with your sister after the Jake Cole ship and I was like, I didn't even believe Maul was coming, not even when we were outside the Barklay. It took us sitting in the seats and j Cole starting the show where I said, yeah, gonna be here.

1:01:30Speaker 5:I even believe it when we were walking. At some point, Maul's gonna leave or like.

1:01:37Speaker 3:Yeah, I was when he started before, I was like.

1:01:41Speaker 4:I might gott all the things that we could get mall to man, y'all be thinking, I'll just be like see that.

1:01:46Speaker 5:I don't like that. Y'all feel like, yo, now he ain't coming.

1:01:48Speaker 6:You live and you don't be coming like but it depends on where y'all invite me.

1:01:53Speaker 5:Like I would have went to Burgers and Bottles with you just to see that.

1:01:57Speaker 2:Well, I'm host Burgers and Bottles is having a food truck fest and I am hosting it.

1:02:01Speaker 4:Are you gonna come?

1:02:02Speaker 2:It's not this upcome, not next two weeks from now.

1:02:06Speaker 5:I don't think I'm here.

1:02:07Speaker 3:Is it twenty eighth, yeah, twenty ninth, but he did already put it on the calendar's out all right, damn put where's it at?

1:02:15Speaker 7:Uh?

1:02:16Speaker 4:It is over and it's in southern Brooklyn.

1:02:18Speaker 6:Okay, Yeah, I would have pulled up food truck they got vegan options or it's just like courts always always pulled up. See that's my bot Brooklyn food truck. Is it like a block party type of viot.

1:02:30Speaker 4:Yeah.

1:02:30Speaker 2:So yeah, it's it's a little south of East flat Bush, Okay, a little south of East flat Bush.

1:02:35Speaker 3:So then we couldn't get like a new Roan mall, like merch stand getting a new Roory mall truck.

1:02:42Speaker 4:I mean, if y'all wanted to do that, you won't be here. And you're me that you could come, won't be sure that you could come? You mean, well you can't go?

1:02:50Speaker 3:Oh omar, Yeah kid, I'm like, I still want to do that idea of just wrapping the truck for the day and driving around with our merchant.

1:02:57Speaker 2:Yeah, set up and like food though, like yeah, I'll sell plates like you should call.

1:03:02Speaker 3:That's not to say the natural thing would be you selling the food because you're a great cook.

1:03:07Speaker 4:Yeah, absolutely, guys. I roasted the chicken.

1:03:10Speaker 5:How did it come out?

1:03:11Speaker 2:It was amazing. I haven't roasted the chicken in like two years. I still got it. You just put in an oven on roast. I spatched on roasted. No I spatch cooked it, No, dispatch cooked it. Usually I cooked my chicken's hole. I roast my chickens hole. But I spatch spash cocked sorryatch cock. So you remove the backbone so that the chicken lays flat, and then you break the breastbone so that it's completely flat and it cooks evenly, so you don't have.

1:03:38Speaker 4:To keep bathe it in the oven.

1:03:40Speaker 2:Yes, you don't have to keep basting it, and it doesn't take as long to cook.

1:03:44Speaker 4:So yeah, that sounds interesting.

1:03:46Speaker 2:And you can get all the skin crispy instead of like usually when you're roasting a chicken or a turkey, bottom is like the bottom is not as crispy as the top.

1:03:54Speaker 4:So when you flatten, it's like.

1:03:56Speaker 6:You started frying deep frying turkeys and shit like that. Yeah, all of the skin is like hmm, yeah.

1:04:02Speaker 5:I uh.

1:04:03Speaker 3:Trader Joe's bought one of the vegan what's like the the Korean beef that starts with a bee. Yeah, so I love that, but obviously, yeah, I can't eat red meat now, so I was like, let me try the vegan version of that. So I threw it in the pan, put the sauce. You know, well I almost threw up.

1:04:24Speaker 6:Really, you can't cooked, bro, you I can't. He won't kill us, yeah, but something he never cooked before.

1:04:37Speaker 3:No, I've made. I've made the Trader Joe's version. I'm talking about Trader Joe's where it's like it's in a pan and make it the way you want to make it, quick meal type. H I've had their version of the like real beef. So I got the vegan one because I can't red meat with my diet now. So I was like, let mean, let me see what the vegan one hitting for it. I'm not exaggerating or get literally almost I ran to my trash can because I thought I was going to projectile vomiting of how fucking bad it was that it was. I don't even I was never anything like it. The texture, the texture that like, the flavor. It's weird because I think it was the same fucking sauce as the other one.

1:05:17Speaker 5:And you know it was like bad, bad, damn.

1:05:21Speaker 3:It didn't have any smell that ship I should have. That should have been the biggest red flash. So you gotta be vegan now, I got to take you to the spots then, No, I'm definitely that you've give me vegan food that I've liked before that Trader and I love Trader Joe's. We're still available for an ad love that place.

1:05:37Speaker 5:Just that one dish is not from me.

1:05:39Speaker 4:Well you gotta take Rory where you took me in Peach on our day.

1:05:42Speaker 5:Oh yeah, I got so many like new spots now.

1:05:45Speaker 2:Oh really, oh my god, Like you suld be out here just exploring vegan I know you'd be getting a vegan spot.

1:05:52Speaker 6:No, I just like I like, I like finding like different like vegan restaurants, you know what I mean. Like that's like with the food is like incredible or like it's not like no fast food vegan. Yes, like no, this is like a restaurant like this is you're gonna die like old vegan food like fire.

1:06:09Speaker 5:I gotta put put them on.

1:06:11Speaker 2:I want to go to vegan restaurants, like to eat more like, but I can't like date no vegan may I asked me to fry him up some cauliflowers.

1:06:19Speaker 5:Yes, you you ain't got to do that. You gotta like just go straight cauliflower them. You can be other ship.

1:06:28Speaker 3:The cali wings are not that bad. I think if you if you make a good sauce, you can get away with the colie flower wings. Yeah, they're not that bad.

1:06:35Speaker 2:Why can't we just call it like deep fried cauliflower? Why do we gotta call it cauliflowering wings. It ain't wings. It don't taste like wings.

1:06:41Speaker 3:Yeah, they don't call it dodo a dick. They call it dodo like it's not the same thing, but it just looks like the same thing.

1:06:47Speaker 5:I agree.

1:06:48Speaker 4:No.

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1:08:29Speaker 5:We call him Lionel today Lionel. So from what I.

1:08:34Speaker 4:Saw, Lionel Richie went viral.

1:08:35Speaker 2:He took shots at Chris Brown, he said him and Worth wind and fire and everybody was doing the same shit they doing, except back in the day they didn't go to prison.

1:08:43Speaker 3:So why is it a shot at Chris Brown. I didn't take it a shot at Chris Brown.

1:08:48Speaker 5:I took this shot.

1:08:48Speaker 3:It's like the justice system like y'all could just get away with that shit back then. I don't think that made him look good when he said it.

1:08:55Speaker 5:What exactly did he.

1:08:56Speaker 4:Say, le you know what, let's pull up the clip and watch.

1:08:59Speaker 5:He said different is we didn't go to jail.

1:09:02Speaker 4:Because I interpreted that differently, but you might be right.

1:09:05Speaker 3:He didn't say it like he didn't admit to any crime, but he was saying they didn't go to jail back then, okay, and it didn't sound great. I think people have misinterpreted what he was saying. Whereas he was saying we're not like this younger generation that does heinous things. I think he was straight up saying we just didn't go to jail.

1:09:24Speaker 4:I think you're miss I think you're miss hearing that.

1:09:26Speaker 5:Rory Okay and Chris.

1:09:33Speaker 8:They trying to do something do it. All the differences between then.

1:09:52Speaker 5:And now, we didn't go to jail.

1:09:58Speaker 2:So number one, he's missing formed because I mean Chris. I think Chris Brown is in some trouble for something he did.

1:10:03Speaker 3:Yeah, with the UK assault situation, he.

1:10:06Speaker 4:Might have to go to jail.

1:10:07Speaker 3:From what I have, Yeah, it's on the table, but Chris Brown is not going to jail. It's on the table. That appears he'll probably end up having some type of probation or not.

1:10:15Speaker 5:I think he ain't going to jail.

1:10:17Speaker 3:I mean, it's not a great crime, and especially when you're not a citizen, no matter what country, it makes things difficult for sure. But I think that's in Manchester, not in the UK, I'm sorry, not in London, but in Manchester is where that is.

1:10:33Speaker 2:So he was definitely referring to the tour. He wasn't referring to things they used to do, because he was like, you noticed this, they ushered Chris Brown a Usher like tour. They're doing something try they think they're doing something new. We used to do that before. Of course, the only difference is we didn't go to jail. I don't think I don't think he was comparing it to their like similar I.

1:10:51Speaker 3:Don't think that was in reference to anything like with the Rihanna situation. I agree. I think it was the tour thing that was the Breezy Bowl, not really the Usher and Chris Brown thing. But yeah, I think he was saying that they got to shake in the clubs too, they just didn't go to jail for it.

1:11:03Speaker 6:Yeah, it kind of sounds like that's what I thought he was getting that, like nothing was new when we was on tour, we was wild too, Yeah, nothing is new, This is all rerun. We were doing this forty years ago.

1:11:13Speaker 2:No, I think he was throwing shade like y'all think y'all doing something with that tour. But we we we've been doing shit like we've been doing like combination tours, only differenceince we didn't go to jail. I think I think it was shots. I don't think it was comparing like this, but we could agree to this.

1:11:27Speaker 5:I hear you, and I feel like you're saying that.

1:11:29Speaker 6:I just can't see Lionel taking shots like that, Like Lionel ain't taking Like why would.

1:11:35Speaker 2:You you being disrespectful? You being disrespectful. You know that nigga name Lionel.

1:11:43Speaker 6:We call him Lionel today, Lionel not just taking shots at Chris Brown like that, Like I don't see him just that's so random, like he was fucking.

1:11:51Speaker 3:Around, like I think he was just making it, Like I think that's what more so we might have created history, like yes, this is we see what Chris Brown and USh are doing. Two icons of their time. Yeah, he did this, We did that with the commedo that.

1:12:02Speaker 4:We weren't criminals. Yeah, so I think there's shade in it.

1:12:05Speaker 2:But I think he was just I think he thought he was doing a comedy bit.

1:12:08Speaker 4:It just wasn't.

1:12:09Speaker 6:But that's yeah, that's that's that's that old school humor where it's like, yo, go ahead, throwing shots.

1:12:15Speaker 5:Like he ain't throwing shots.

1:12:16Speaker 6:He's just saying like, y'all youngsters, think y'all doing something. We've been doing that. Yeah, but it's not like he wasn't really like throwing the shot.

1:12:24Speaker 3:And not even Chris Brown, even he was fond.

1:12:27Speaker 4:Chris did commented underneath.

1:12:31Speaker 5:This, I know it wasn't.

1:12:32Speaker 4:He said, damn, we love you, Papa.

1:12:35Speaker 5:Yeah, that's all you can say to Lionel.

1:12:38Speaker 3:If he thought it was real beef for Lionel, it would be a pu coming.

1:12:41Speaker 4:I don't think. I don't really feel like, I don't think so not with lion You can't be for Lionel. That's Lionel Richie. Yeah.

1:12:49Speaker 3:Then Chris Brown get into some transgender trouble or something where he missed did something. He said, I don't even know genders, only know Like that's his response to everything. There's real tension out there in the news. I think that's all. And I mean, what to would you rather go to?

1:13:12Speaker 4:Earthwork?

1:13:12Speaker 2:Between Usher and Chris Brown and Lionel Richie and earth Winded Fire and the Commodore's earth Winded Fire and the com.

1:13:18Speaker 3:I know my answer? Yeah, I agree with you, but that's not just right, like but.

1:13:21Speaker 4:That I have very old parents.

1:13:22Speaker 6:So that's why, man, I'm going to see Lionel do.

1:13:26Speaker 5:Hello.

1:13:26Speaker 4:I don't know what the fuck y'all talking about. I need to see that.

1:13:31Speaker 3:Yeah, and they can't do things. They have to do something with the ceilings, so Lionel can. Yeah, he gotta. He gotta walk and crawl and ship.

1:13:38Speaker 4:Yeah, up up there.

1:13:40Speaker 5:How old is Lionel?

1:13:41Speaker 4:Please? He's probably like seventy one or something. Seventy one?

1:13:46Speaker 5:He old.

1:13:48Speaker 2:Halle Berry's sixty yo, seventy seven, okay, And I mean listen that pure shit he is.

1:13:59Speaker 3:He is part of what we were talking about with the Kardashians, ushering this this new version of music, and his daughter did too.

1:14:11Speaker 4:What Sophia Richie.

1:14:13Speaker 3:No, who's the one that had the show with the Paris Hilton, the Cole Richie. I mean, I know she was adopted, but that's still his bloodline and he's responsible for a lot of function in the world.

1:14:24Speaker 2:Yeah, Nicole Richie and Paris Hill and the good old times that jam Oh what I was? I just to call myself Mary's Hill, And I told you I loved all that shit. Okay, I want to stop offering up opportunities for y'all to laugh at me and just being like honest about.

1:14:40Speaker 4:Who I was.

1:14:41Speaker 6:I think there's anything wrong with as No, it's just like when Zindia said she almost shut up.

1:14:46Speaker 5:She thought about you.

1:14:47Speaker 4:School.

1:14:47Speaker 5:It's the same thing you were young.

1:14:48Speaker 4:That's not the same thing you called.

1:14:51Speaker 5:Yourself marriage Hilton. That's the same aspace days.

1:14:54Speaker 4:Yeah, when we used to put captions on your pictures and stuff.

1:14:57Speaker 3:Okay, I probably wouldn't call the wedding off for the school. She doing thing with Marss Hilton. Not atone.

1:15:02Speaker 5:We gotta have it.

1:15:03Speaker 3:Can we get our deposit back?

1:15:04Speaker 5:Like Mariis Hilton?

1:15:05Speaker 4:Okay whatever.

1:15:09Speaker 3:Nicole Richie's hilarious. I've heard her on podcast she's actually way funnier and more charismatic than I thought, Like she's generally hilarious. Yeah, just like I was young in that show and I thought they just walked around and said that's hot, Like I didn't watch the show that's hot.

1:15:21Speaker 2:Just like people don't know that Paris Hilton is a fucking genius. All of that is a All of that is a persona. She's not really like that. All of that is a persona. She's fucking genius.

1:15:31Speaker 3:There's a million girls that flock into l A every single day. They try to do what Paris and Kim did, and they don't because there's a reason they're not as smart as though too. You know, Paris of course is a fucking genius for that old.

1:15:44Speaker 4:Thing, all marketing, marketing, the dumb blinde.

1:15:47Speaker 5:Yeah it works, sure.

1:15:50Speaker 3:Paris Hilton has had some records that all right, too, huge Paris, she's like a celebrity DJ, you know, pashion in on whatever.

1:16:00Speaker 5:She got a record right now, that's huge.

1:16:02Speaker 4:I gotta look that up. Parasol in the current.

1:16:04Speaker 3:Record Yeah, oh yeah, joints before like my Space days, she had joints.

1:16:09Speaker 5:They got one. Now, that's a big record. She's still on cast.

1:16:14Speaker 3:I don't think that's Chanelle West Coast Infinity.

1:16:17Speaker 5:Yeah, Infinity then that's the name of.

1:16:20Speaker 4:It, right, it dropped last year.

1:16:23Speaker 5:Yeah, that's when you open your on Twitter. You couldn't open Twitter without seeing this.

1:16:26Speaker 4:Ship that one I think I've heard.

1:16:28Speaker 2:The other one I haven't heard, but yeah, I love Parasilin.

1:16:34Speaker 4:But that Lindsay Lohan rumor song that I.

1:16:37Speaker 2:Remember that, Yeah, I know when she was on the rooftop with the dance break.

1:16:41Speaker 4:Oh my god, that was great time. Fuck you mall.

1:16:48Speaker 2:My bad, Like, damn you you can't even enjoy all these fucking days.

1:16:53Speaker 5:A Linel cool out man. You throw a shots at Chris c B.

1:16:57Speaker 4:Like that man, Light skin and light Skinned crime.

1:17:00Speaker 3:Do we think it's all Mark Ronson's fault? What like the fact that people like Lindsay Lohann, Paris Hilton all have like amazing hit records. I don't even know if they produced it, but Mark Ronson is one of the best producers as we know. So she branched out in his kids and everything into that world with Paris then like he was handed out hit records, then that maybe should have went to real artists.

1:17:25Speaker 5:I mean, at this point, Paris hilton't got to be a real artist.

1:17:27Speaker 3:No, Stan Craig and Samantha Ronson, where's she in relation to that Ronson family?

1:17:34Speaker 5:I don't know in relation, but she's on the tree.

1:17:37Speaker 3:I think, yeah, daughter, sister, whatever. Yeah, they're like the ghostwriters. They're like the Quentin Miller of all reality star production.

1:17:48Speaker 6:When he when he when they try to go into music, into the into.

1:17:51Speaker 3:They're definitely the Ronson's for a beat.

1:17:54Speaker 6:Sener to the studio with them. They're gonna get they gonna get a hit, definitely get a hit record.

1:17:59Speaker 3:But what what else do we have on this list?

1:18:01Speaker 2:Before we get out of here, you guys, is one of your goals? Russell Rustbrook is retiring after.

1:18:06Speaker 6:Eight Congratulations to Russell Westbrook on an amazing career.

1:18:12Speaker 5:Russell Westbrook announced his retirement after eighteen seasons in the NBA.

1:18:17Speaker 6:To me, I think Russ is probably I always say Vince Carter is the most underrated player, okay, probably ever an NBA.

1:18:24Speaker 5:But Russell Westbrook to me is right there as well.

1:18:27Speaker 6:I think I think he's underrated, and I also think he's underappreciated.

1:18:32Speaker 3:I mean as far as point guards when you retire your first in points first, and rebounds first, and triple doubles fourth and assists.

1:18:39Speaker 5:Yeah, first ballot Hall of Famer without a doubt. I would hope so.

1:18:42Speaker 6:But I mean, you know, he's just when not he's wh when you look at that right, first in points as a point guard first and rebounds first, and triple doubles and fourth, and it sists as a point guard. Somebody like that with that resume, with those numbers, you should be talked about more. And Russell Westbrook is not talked about enough. There's a lot of other guards that get, you know, talked about more than him, a lot of other players that get talked about more than Russell Westbrook.

1:19:14Speaker 6:There's not many that have or will have a career like Russell Westbrook in the NBA. I don't think we'll ever see another point guard like this ever. Again, like he's to me a hybrid. Him and Derreck Rose single handedly changed what a point guard looked like in the NBA. As far as explosiveness, obviously there was something before that. Baron Davis was explosive when he came in, but yeah, with russ In and Derek Rose were able to do at the point guard position changed the game. And then Steph came in and kind of was like, hold on, I ain't doing all this athletic shit. Yeah, I'm staying here, say a point line.

1:19:56Speaker 3:Yeah, but the point guards want to be in the paint now, yeah, y'all dunk get on that.

1:20:00Speaker 5:Like, I'm not doing all that shit.

1:20:01Speaker 6:But yeah, Russell Westbrook, to me, is definitely one of the most underrated players ever in league history.

1:20:09Speaker 5:Yeah, he had a hell of a career.

1:20:12Speaker 6:You know, he's into fashion and a whole bunch of other things, doing a lot of things in the community out in California. So I'm pretty sure whatever this next chapter of his life holds, I'm sure that he'll be just as great as that, because I think that's just the person that Russell Westbrook is. But you know, good to see him go on his own terms. Don't want to keep getting bounced around, like they're not gonna keep doing me like that. Yeah, I ain't gonna just be a traveling circus at this point.

1:20:41Speaker 3:Like yeah, and I remember years and years ago when you came into one episode, I was like, you know, like a double for three years. I was like I did not know that, Like people just didn't speak about him.

1:20:52Speaker 4:Yeah.

1:20:52Speaker 6:Yeah, they talked about what Luca's doing and yo, Kitch is doing. Russell was averaging a triple double for almost five is, yes, I don't know it just and like people were not talking about it.

1:21:04Speaker 3:The rings the way maybe those guys are the finals appearances.

1:21:08Speaker 6:And I get all of that, but a lot of people don't have finals appearances. Sure, a lot of people don't have a ring. A lot of people don't you know what I'm saying, But like you said, first in points first, and rebounds first, and triple doubles crazy and then fourth and assists, like, come on, man, that's just that's an incredible resume right there. So congratts to us on an amazing illustrious career. And you know, we'll see what he does and this is this next chapter of his life.

1:21:34Speaker 5:Yeah.

1:21:35Speaker 3:I caught myself being a little, uh parasocial, That's that's the term, right, m H. I felt a little para social. Larry Jun just put out a great project with Jane on there and they shot a video and put out a video for California Dream, which is a great record, and it was already the whole their dating thing. But that's their personal business. Don't really care.

1:22:00Speaker 5:But Janae and Larry June was dating.

1:22:02Speaker 3:Yeah, the video really confirmed it.

1:22:04Speaker 4:Allegedly.

1:22:05Speaker 3:I had the video pretty.

1:22:06Speaker 5:Much confirmed it.

1:22:07Speaker 3:Did they smack shit in the video? Tune in Okay, Now, I'm I'm happy. If everyone's happy, it's none of my business whatsoever. I just want to know where all the twenty eighty eight Part two records, like what happened? Like who gets them in the divorce? And this fucked up because I I mean, I'm not like friends with Sean, but I know Sean and conversations. I feel for anyone going through something and co parenting, and I'm sure they're all cool with whatever. This is a news to them the way it's news to us, right, But let's not act like for like the last ten years, there probably isn't a vault of twenty eighty eight records sitting on a hard drive that are incredible. And I just want to know who gets what in the divorce and what happens to all these songs. It's a parasocial thing. It's insensitive to everyone involved. But I'm a fan of music and I love the first album. What is going to happen with all the twenty eighty eight Part two records.

1:23:04Speaker 2:They probably you know, when you get like mad, well, y'all don't because you're not women. But when you get mad at a nigga and you get real mad, you get over that nigga, you get a new nigga. You start deleting old pictures off your phone. Yeah, you're leading no music. Yeah, we're saying, don't delete that though now. But we both got the balance.

1:23:19Speaker 5:Yeah, if we both.

1:23:20Speaker 6:Got the stems, like, I'm not deleting that, why not? If I'm Sean, I'm not deleting those records?

1:23:28Speaker 4:No, but why a you're not deleting the pictures either.

1:23:30Speaker 5:Pictures I'm not. We're not talking about pictures. Yeah, we're talking about art, Okay, what they choose to do with that shit.

1:23:39Speaker 2:You have to understand that on those records, they weren't just talking like facetiously. They're talking about things that were currently going out in their relationships. It could be a bad memories fair, okay, true, But artists without make gas too.

1:23:52Speaker 3:We've heard jay Z talk about it being tough to perform the record four forty four on the four to forty four tour because they dealt with that in real life. But the song is so good and the fans want to hear that type of music. You got to power through that, and girl, it triggers weird things and it's tough to perform even though you've gotten past it. But it's still the art and it still matters. Now, I'm saying with those records to your point, they're talking real shit.

1:24:14Speaker 3:You can't just take my verse on this and then maybe get a new girl to sing a part. It's just not gonna hit the same and that's to be left the way it is. So what do you do with all that music?

1:24:27Speaker 5:It's a lot of good music.

1:24:28Speaker 4:Sits on the hard drive and you listen to it when you missed the sound of her voice.

1:24:34Speaker 3:What if we split? What if we paid the producer from our family account?

1:24:38Speaker 5:We got to do some with them records.

1:24:41Speaker 6:Them records gotta go out, whether it's for us or another artist. Those records gotta go okay for another artist?

1:24:46Speaker 5:Sure? Yeah, No, we not recording them together, like or what if we have some of them.

1:24:51Speaker 2:Recorded, don't put them out because then the narrative then becomes about your past. When you're in a new, happy relationship. You just released a new song, which new boo it sound good? You California Dreaming sell records.

1:25:04Speaker 3:Sleep and you sell them though, of course you can, but of course you can sell it. Someone gonna rap Big Sean's versus. Yeah, No, Sean has one of the most unique foot We would know right away that they are.

1:25:16Speaker 5:I don't care about.

1:25:18Speaker 6:You just said it two weeks ago and told me sound that coconut water girl, like that, this is what it is You just two weeks ago just said it was.

1:25:26Speaker 5:Like, no, this is this is what it is. Like it's no originality, no more like this is it? Who's cocone girl? What's the girl's name?

1:25:32Speaker 4:Trim?

1:25:33Speaker 3:Oh yeah, I say.

1:25:34Speaker 5:This is a nikky like harmon copy. You're like, yo, ma, this is where it is now, this is where it's going. Nobody can't wrap.

1:25:41Speaker 3:I don't think nobody nicky and should sell their records on the hard drive.

1:25:45Speaker 5:Nobody want to hear somebody rap like Sean.

1:25:48Speaker 4:We love.

1:25:48Speaker 3:People have definitely stole from Sean pressure.

1:25:51Speaker 4:How are they doings?

1:25:54Speaker 9:He just put out iceman, you're about to take me there, don't take it, take me take.

1:26:14Speaker 3:Me to Rory Boy. No, they can't do that.

1:26:19Speaker 5:Like, I don't know.

1:26:21Speaker 3:I just love that twenty eighty eight.

1:26:22Speaker 5:Album so much that that it's.

1:26:25Speaker 3:A parasocial thing as a fan to feel it out. And I'm sure that they have worked on so much music that is recorded for that project, for for a part two that you know, but hey.

1:26:37Speaker 4:You ain't never getting it.

1:26:38Speaker 2:Boot back into that that Larry June and that Jane Eko album that's coming.

1:26:44Speaker 3:I mean, I like the record. I like the record, so yeah, I like it a lot.

1:26:48Speaker 4:It's very calum Wow. I had no idea. Somebody said.

1:26:53Speaker 2:Somebody had tweeted a while ago that Larry June was the was the male Jenni Eiko, and like people were like agreeing with them. So like now that they're together, it's kind of like funny because it's like I get where he's coming from with that.

1:27:03Speaker 4:It's like the toxic positivity, the positivity wrapped up in ego, or ego wrapped up in positive.

1:27:10Speaker 2:He laid back and again light laid back California vibes.

1:27:15Speaker 5:I get that. Yeah, I definitely get that.

1:27:19Speaker 2:I don't know, man, I still think that Brent Fairez is the male Jena ego if not Brenton, Giveon.

1:27:27Speaker 5:I don't know.

1:27:28Speaker 3:Is Janay is her own category of yeah, R and B. If we one day have the who has the most kids? Like we flush out that conversation, I'll really do a chart. Janay is first ballot Hall of Famer with the most kids. If we're having that debate, I'm not saying she's number one, but she is in that conversation with everybody else.

1:27:49Speaker 6:She definitely created a wave of artists and sound and inspired a whole different sound for sure, Like the way.

1:27:54Speaker 3:It's very obvious that Nikki and female rap has so many kids. It's the same with Jenna in RB. Yeah, so many kids. But I mean listen, would Maria to be considered jen a yes offspring?

1:28:10Speaker 2:And to an extent, Yeah, definitely the to an extent the vulnerability of the music.

1:28:17Speaker 5:Mm hmmm mm hmm.

1:28:20Speaker 3:Yeah, the sonics to everything about that, but.

1:28:24Speaker 4:Very hip beat, very I'm high, I'm high music, gotcha.

1:28:28Speaker 2:Yeah, I'm high and in love and like I need to put the drugs down or else I'm gonna kill me.

1:28:32Speaker 4:And this man vibes yes.

1:28:35Speaker 5:Okay, freaking freaky, nikky freak.

1:28:40Speaker 3:What would you wish for?

1:28:42Speaker 5:What? Would I wish for?

1:28:43Speaker 2:Yeah, circling back to obsession, if you had a wish and willow, what would you wish?

1:28:47Speaker 6:I would hit that powerball last name? Mm hmm, same, you might hit that motherfucker.

1:28:54Speaker 5:I mean you could just wish for that amount.

1:28:57Speaker 4:I would wish that I never felt pain.

1:29:01Speaker 3:Yeah, he beat me to it. Like, if you don't have pain, you really have no reference to a pain.

1:29:06Speaker 5:You can never feel loved.

1:29:08Speaker 3:Okay, Well, I wish joy wouldn't feel so good if it was for.

1:29:10Speaker 4:Pain, right, Sunshine rain exactly.

1:29:14Speaker 3:Curtis Jackson, you wouldn't understand.

1:29:19Speaker 5:You rather take a billion dollars or you rather be able to fly.

1:29:25Speaker 4:A billion dollars?

1:29:27Speaker 2:I need to fly for you know you're gonna smell outside uncle, billion dollars.

1:29:32Speaker 5:No, she don't get it. She don't know. She don't know the power of flying.

1:29:36Speaker 4:I know the power flying.

1:29:37Speaker 5:Do you, nigga? Do you can you fly?

1:29:39Speaker 6:I can imagine I can imagine being able to be like you know what, I'm going to London and it just take.

1:29:45Speaker 2:I can imagine having a billion dollars and being able to just take off too.

1:29:49Speaker 5:Yeah.

1:29:49Speaker 6:But I mean, if if I could fly, I could steal a billion dollars.

1:29:53Speaker 5:You niggas ain't catching me.

1:29:55Speaker 4:Where are you gonna get the billion dollars from?

1:29:56Speaker 3:And a billionaire could fly to where you landed?

1:29:59Speaker 5:Woman get the billion from?

1:30:00Speaker 2:Yeah, I'm Jackie. Niggas you are jack a billion niggas? Oh my god, mind you niggas.

1:30:07Speaker 4:Don't carry cash no more like Jackie.

1:30:09Speaker 2:You know how long it's gonna take you to jack a billion dollars worth of shit?

1:30:13Speaker 5:Sorry? You nigga ain't gonna find me.

1:30:15Speaker 3:Yeah, I feel like the flying ship you can make the billion, but like, how many air shows do you want to work.

1:30:19Speaker 5:At to like get your dollars up? If I could fly, I could make a billion dollars for sure.

1:30:24Speaker 4:You could, but it's gonna take too long. I'd rather have a billion.

1:30:27Speaker 5:I can make a billion dollars of one trip right now if I could fly.

1:30:30Speaker 4:Okay, describe to me how I would.

1:30:32Speaker 6:I would bet a nigga that got a billion dollars like your bet, I could fly to London right now, take on from here right now?

1:30:38Speaker 5:Bet it? You can't do that? Bet it?

1:30:41Speaker 3:Do you think he would ask pet you?

1:30:42Speaker 5:Because I do. I fucking ruined his life.

1:30:46Speaker 4:He flies to him. You're gonna be flying.

1:30:48Speaker 6:Grab that nigga, Grab that nigga, Take him up in the air like million dollars, keep back like you're gonna drop them and ship.

1:30:56Speaker 5:Take that nigga to the fucking top of the now.

1:30:59Speaker 3:Ever, somewhere teleport over a billion dollars, I would do.

1:31:03Speaker 5:That's the same thing.

1:31:04Speaker 4:Flying is faster fingers. Teleport fingers.

1:31:09Speaker 5:You can fly as fast as Superman.

1:31:11Speaker 3:All Right, I need certain goggles.

1:31:13Speaker 5:I don't like Superman. Don't you know fucking goggle? Yet it was a bang.

1:31:15Speaker 2:Well, he's not Superman. He's not Superman. Superman has Superman Popper.

1:31:20Speaker 3:All you said was I could fly you know, the elements between here in London over the Atlantic. That's gonna do some damage to my face.

1:31:26Speaker 5:No, but you got like you got the banana boat.

1:31:30Speaker 3:Who reached out every hour under contract.

1:31:34Speaker 5:Now you're in the three sixty.

1:31:35Speaker 3:Have you ever seen the windshield of a plane after you land ship?

1:31:39Speaker 5:He's rough.

1:31:40Speaker 3:That'd be your face.

1:31:41Speaker 5:No, you just gotta put you know, put one of those collagen.

1:31:44Speaker 4:It's the college man, college man.

1:31:46Speaker 3:So yeah, I don't get it done over the Atlantic.

1:31:48Speaker 6:Oh you know, do you see what all the girls doing first class. They sit down and they put the collagen mask on, and they.

1:31:52Speaker 4:Maybe watching lifestyle content. You funny.

1:31:55Speaker 6:No, I get on the fucking Delta one and maybe sitting next to me, I'm like, what is she doing?

1:31:59Speaker 3:I know it'd be doing it.

1:32:02Speaker 4:You got a ship. I was an economy doing that and ship and I was in the middle.

1:32:09Speaker 6:You can't put the college mask. You do a mask on my face in the economy before you gotta put a put a COVID mask onto.

1:32:17Speaker 3:The but I put a lavender Sephora mask on in thirty two ft before you tripping put a COVID mask on.

1:32:26Speaker 5:That error is not good.

1:32:27Speaker 6:That's got you gotta put the COVID mask on. You had burger king clown in the economy.

1:32:35Speaker 2:That's a reference to a very pie is an asshole. Piege is a fucking asshole. Piege is a fucking asshole. No, let's go to Patreon please.

1:32:47Speaker 3:We got off tour before we could uh check off pause our raw dog in a flight list that.

1:32:55Speaker 5:We in a flight.

1:32:56Speaker 3:There was a trend on online where you raw dog like you can't read listen to you just have to stare at your front seat for the whole flight.

1:33:03Speaker 4:Oh I did that?

1:33:07Speaker 3:Doing that on adderall is insane. By the way, from New York from LA to New York, no TV in New York to London too, No TV, no TV, no TV, no phone. You literally have to stare at the seat in front of you like this the whole flight.

1:33:20Speaker 6:Why are they doing that to see if they can we're trending, bro, who's doing that? Yeah, you don't go to sleep nothing or get the fuck out, y'all fight The NPS were gonna try it. No, y'all, I thought, y'all mad, Like, don't y'all not wearing like your COVID mask on the flight?

1:33:35Speaker 3:No, you just straight up look at the seat in front of you for the entire time like this.

1:33:38Speaker 4:I would know.

1:33:39Speaker 5:That's that's psychotic.

1:33:40Speaker 3:Well, I mean you put your phone filming it so you can obviously post it, because it doesn't matter if you don't post it. So you just put your phone there looking at yourself, and you don't go to sleep.

1:33:48Speaker 5:No, you just.

1:33:49Speaker 3:Stare at the seat in front of it. You can't look either way. If the flight attendant comes, you want something to drink, you just stare at From.

1:33:55Speaker 5:LA to New York. That's six hours.

1:34:01Speaker 4:Watching the map.

1:34:02Speaker 3:It's not until discipline.

1:34:04Speaker 5:No ya ya, y'all, y'all, y'all are crazy.

1:34:06Speaker 4:You don't that.

1:34:07Speaker 3:The next level is the Buddhists that like themselves on fire, and I feel it like you don't understand you're not trying to take our mens.

1:34:12Speaker 5:That's that's that's that's crazy.

1:34:14Speaker 3:That's like, say you don't have disciplined.

1:34:16Speaker 6:If I listen, if I'm sitting next to somebody and they're doing that, I'm calling the captain. I'm calling, I'm calling the cockpit, like listen this nigga here, he got a ball. Like if I go to sleep and wake up and the person next to me is staring at them map, it's no.

1:34:36Speaker 3:That was my first A handful of people that did the trail, like you know, me and Pa always find like very niche trends just stupid and funny from the laugh. So there was only a few people that did it. But I always thought like you could kind of see the people next to them, not really, I'm like, what is the person to their.

1:34:51Speaker 5:Left, There's no way they have their phone.

1:34:53Speaker 3:Just like this and they have not moved for this hour.

1:34:57Speaker 5:There's no way. I'm calling a cop. I'm calling the have to.

1:35:09Speaker 10:A brick of ginger and raw eggs, discipline, eat eggs like like raw eggs just with the shell and everything.

1:35:20Speaker 6:Now y'are too bored. I thought the cinnamon challenge was crazy. That's that's crazy in the Cinnaton challenge eating the egg with the shell.

1:35:26Speaker 5:Yeah crazy.

1:35:28Speaker 3:Listen, man, Brad had announced he's back on the wagon. Times are changing. That's a crazy announcement. I'm drunk again.

1:35:36Speaker 5:Hey man, you're back? Mean, why are you announce that? We would have never known.

1:35:41Speaker 3:Somebody said that's the best best message to get in in your guys group chat, that your man is back drinking again. Like if Brad got in the group chat was like, it's been eight years, fellas on back Like, well, hopefully jet Brad.

1:35:57Speaker 5:Yeah, hopefully he's not.

1:35:58Speaker 6:Going too crazy though, Man, you don't want to Brad like, you know, off the bottle, like too much stuff.

1:36:04Speaker 3:I don't know enough of his sister was he did he have like a problem and that's why he got sober.

1:36:08Speaker 6:He just I mean, if he's announcing he's back drinking, I think he had a problem, because you don't announce that unless you had a problem.

1:36:13Speaker 3:He was like eight years sober.

1:36:14Speaker 6:He said, oh, so that he had a problem. Whenever you say sober, that means you had a problem. Yeah, yeah, I'm eight years sober. Whoa mall?

1:36:23Speaker 4:I'm twelve days sober?

1:36:24Speaker 3:Hey know you not twelve?

1:36:27Speaker 10:Would can?

1:36:28Speaker 6:If you swear to God, I'm not one of them niggas that like if you put it on my mom.

1:36:31Speaker 5:I don't about don't.

1:36:32Speaker 4:Do that because when I drink, I come in here and tell you I drink.

1:36:34Speaker 2:I don't lie. I know you don't. I don't lie to you. I might hide sh it from you, but I don't lie to you. If I'm telling the.

1:36:42Speaker 5:Same thing, you hide it from me. You lie, you hide the truth from me.

1:36:46Speaker 2:Yeah, but I'm not feeding you false truth. I wouldn't do that. I wouldn't do that. I would just come in here. I would just every assume that I was so sober. I really I haven't had a drink since Jack Cole. I'm twelve days sober.

1:36:57Speaker 5:That's cat.

1:36:58Speaker 2:How is that cap? Where have I been that you would have just thought I had a drink?

1:37:05Speaker 5:You was just you was just somewhere.

1:37:06Speaker 2:I was in Syracuse for my mom, surgery. I wasn't like running the town like I wasn't running around. Yeah, I've been at work and dealing with stuff like that. I literally I have twelve days myself. Huh did you send me to Burp?

1:37:19Speaker 5:Yeah, let me smell your broth.

1:37:21Speaker 4:You can smell my broth.

1:37:22Speaker 6:I could smell that. I could smell at Cosmopolitan from over here.

1:37:26Speaker 2:No, I ordered a mocktail. Why the fuck are mocktails in New York City? Seventeen fucking dollars?

1:37:30Speaker 5:Might as well get the real thing, That's what I'm saying.

1:37:33Speaker 4:I'm like, damn, like seventeen dollars myself.

1:37:37Speaker 5:Yeah, just taking out that other.

1:37:40Speaker 4:Yeah, he's just giving you the juice and ice.

1:37:44Speaker 3:It was good, but well this is fun. Let's get uh, get the Patreon. We got to zip here.

1:37:51Speaker 6:All right, we'll talk to y'all soon. Be safe, Be blessed on that nigga. We're going to Bakery yard.

1:37:56Speaker 1:No