$92M Birthday and Farewell Twirl

0:06 Speaker 1: Hello, Hello, Hello, all you beautiful and wonderful mythologies out there.

0:10 Speaker 1: It is your girl, Moni.

0:13 Speaker 2: You're in the mix. I'm the here, I'm the here.

0:16 Speaker 2: Lots has been going on the bravosphere not so much,

0:20 Speaker 2: but life sphere a lot, a lot, and in this case,

0:24 Speaker 2: I need it like the world is on fire, seemingly

0:27 Speaker 2: like that seems to be kind of what's happening. I mean,

0:31 Speaker 2: nothing's changed since the first time they called on fire

0:34 Speaker 2: a few months ago, but it does feel like the

0:37 Speaker 2: fire is coming from so many directions now, and nobody

0:40 Speaker 2: knows what to do or who's gonna get burned next.

0:43 Speaker 2: So what do we do? We disassociate, and when we can,

0:47 Speaker 2: we just laugh at what, you know, what's happening until

0:50 Speaker 2: we're completely I don't know, gone crazy, yelling at people

0:55 Speaker 2: on the internet all the things that are already still true.

0:58 Speaker 1: I don't know.

0:59 Speaker 2: But what I do know is big things are happening,

1:02 Speaker 2: both in the political world and.

1:04 Speaker 3: Big things are happening in the whole world, specifically of

1:08 Speaker 3: the house side of Atlanta, and I for one, am

1:12 Speaker 3: literally so conflicted and overwhelmed by both. It's keeping me

1:16 Speaker 3: up that night almost equally about whether or not Kenya.

1:21 Speaker 3: More should be gone off of Atlanta and what is

1:23 Speaker 3: this of Atlanta?

1:25 Speaker 2: And like will we be able to get anything from

1:28 Speaker 2: another country ever again? Or is my next phone going

1:31 Speaker 2: to be one hundred thousand dollars? Who knows more on that?

1:35 Speaker 2: You know as we as we continue to talk. And

1:37 Speaker 2: that's why I had the girl who literally does it all,

1:39 Speaker 2: who mixes it all the way up. You can you

1:43 Speaker 2: get briefed by her every time. I have al Marisaki here,

1:46 Speaker 2: and she has the team for all the things political,

1:50 Speaker 2: all the things gossip, all the things TV and all

1:53 Speaker 2: of those things are happening right now. So happy to

1:57 Speaker 2: get it on here. Thank you so much for coming on,

2:01 Speaker 2: l Hi, I.

2:03 Speaker 4: Thank you for having me Hie to all the beautiful mixologists,

2:07 Speaker 4: I am pop culture on politics is my love language.

2:10 Speaker 2: So yes, no seriously, and I often forget it's so

2:13 Speaker 2: overwhelmed and then like I can't remember focus on anything

2:16 Speaker 2: for too long. But that's literally how I started. When

2:18 Speaker 2: I first started mixing with money, I was like equally

2:23 Speaker 2: as riveted by watching Sea Span as I would be

2:25 Speaker 2: by watching like watch what Happens Live. I mean it's

2:28 Speaker 2: the same, like the reunion of Housewives is also a

2:32 Speaker 2: c SPAN vote or a hearing, like have.

2:35 Speaker 4: You ever seen a hearing of someone getting confirmed? Like,

2:37 Speaker 4: oh my god, it's It's worse than any grandma. I

2:42 Speaker 4: turn on CNN. I tell my husband.

2:44 Speaker 1: I'd be like, oh, I'm turning on my most favorite

2:46 Speaker 1: reality show.

2:47 Speaker 2: Yes, because I'm saying hello to the girls. I'm saying

2:50 Speaker 2: what's there.

2:50 Speaker 4: I'm saying what they're getting into because they are scrapping.

2:54 Speaker 2: There, so it's so ghetto. Whoever, I'm like, who is

2:59 Speaker 2: someone like who wants to fight with Jazz and Crackett today?

3:02 Speaker 2: That's where I'm always at, like who wants to the

3:04 Speaker 2: smoke who? And then when they when they start in fighting,

3:07 Speaker 2: which has like been happening lately, I'm like, oh.

3:09 Speaker 4: Dad, wait Ooh the infighting is what does me up

3:14 Speaker 4: the most because I am like, if y'all act like

3:17 Speaker 4: this and you know that we can see you, imagine

3:20 Speaker 4: how they was in there cutting up before the technology

3:23 Speaker 4: allowed us to see.

3:24 Speaker 2: Them exactly exactly. So there's like there's so much going

3:30 Speaker 2: on in the world, y'all. I am overwhelmed in so

3:33 Speaker 2: many ways, but like I can't turn away, so we

3:36 Speaker 2: just like navigate going in and out of those spaces.

3:39 Speaker 2: You know, you see we keep rubber necking. Yeah, we

3:42 Speaker 2: keep rubber necking. You know. You turn on one series

3:45 Speaker 2: and there's you know, a terrace for everywhere from here.

3:48 Speaker 2: It's wrong. You turn on another series the next day,

3:51 Speaker 2: and then you maybe know terrafs and maybe just a

3:53 Speaker 2: couple or you know, maybe a little bit here, a

3:55 Speaker 2: little bit there, and you really don't know what you're

3:57 Speaker 2: doing if you're going up or you're going down. I

4:00 Speaker 2: made the mistake of opening my cutesy little teacher retirement

4:03 Speaker 2: and that was my mistake. I'll never do that again.

4:05 Speaker 4: So when they first started talking about terroriffs right the

4:13 Speaker 4: very like first day, once he was already in office.

4:16 Speaker 4: There is a white Republican guy that they let on

4:21 Speaker 4: CNN a lot, and the girl asked him, well, what

4:26 Speaker 4: do you say to people who are looking at their

4:28 Speaker 4: for one ks and they don't believe that this is

4:31 Speaker 4: good for the economy and for the US again, based

4:34 Speaker 4: on the numbers that are.

4:36 Speaker 1: Not in there for one can.

4:38 Speaker 4: And with all the sincerity that man said, oh, I

4:41 Speaker 4: tell those people, don't look, don't check it.

4:46 Speaker 2: Okay, not checking it still won't change the fact that

4:50 Speaker 2: it's not there, and we'd like it to be because

4:53 Speaker 2: it once us. My wife is a chiropractor and she

4:58 Speaker 2: is in a nice like keep see, little affluent suburb

5:01 Speaker 2: community outside of DC, and one of her patients is

5:06 Speaker 2: like he like retired from a major bank for a

5:10 Speaker 2: long time. But it's also a vet and no lie in.

5:13 Speaker 2: One day, he said he checked his for one K

5:17 Speaker 2: that morning, just as an alert. Him being a white

5:20 Speaker 2: man with a family and retiring, he'd was like, oh, no,

5:23 Speaker 2: I need to check and see what's going on. He

5:24 Speaker 2: was worried, and I understand it. He checked in he

5:27 Speaker 2: had lost two hundred and thirty that thousand of dollars

5:32 Speaker 2: and one single day.

5:34 Speaker 1: One single day, my dad he never lost thirty thousand, yep.

5:38 Speaker 2: And one day somebody saw somebody like lost like fifth

5:41 Speaker 2: I saw someone's like actually post like it go from

5:44 Speaker 2: one hundred and twenty two thousand, they'd only had like

5:46 Speaker 2: three thousand contributes like normal dollars, normal, Like they've been

5:49 Speaker 2: working all these years for this and like so far

5:52 Speaker 2: year to day, only three thousand dollars in contributions, keeps

5:55 Speaker 2: a little amount here and there, probably like a nice

5:57 Speaker 2: millennial and now their balance is seventy two, and I

6:01 Speaker 2: just thought to myself, that's a very big difference from

6:04 Speaker 2: a six figure number to a not six figure number.

6:07 Speaker 2: And so me not checking it, sir, does nothing for

6:10 Speaker 2: the fact that that sixth figure. I want it, I

6:13 Speaker 2: worked for it, I put it there. I like it's

6:16 Speaker 2: I wanted.

6:16 Speaker 1: I wanted to be there.

6:18 Speaker 2: Do I need to call JG. Wentworth?

6:20 Speaker 4: Especially Trump is in and I need it now, hello,

6:24 Speaker 4: especially because Trump is in the White House bragging about, Oh,

6:27 Speaker 4: this guy made a billion dollars today, he made a

6:29 Speaker 4: second like.

6:33 Speaker 1: That's called manipulations. There's a training.

6:37 Speaker 2: There's a lot of like terms for some a lot

6:40 Speaker 2: of the the mills seen a cop HBO like dots

6:43 Speaker 2: or series or movies about things.

6:45 Speaker 1: Like this, right, because where is James? Call me when

6:48 Speaker 1: you need him.

6:49 Speaker 2: I've seen some girlies go like to a little place

6:51 Speaker 2: called prison for a thing like this. We've seen things

6:56 Speaker 2: like this before, and like the manipulation of political power

7:01 Speaker 2: to make money for some and the rest of us

7:04 Speaker 2: are like like eating it, like eating it real.

7:07 Speaker 4: Well the rest of you guys, And I think this

7:10 Speaker 4: is where you have to really utilize your words and

7:14 Speaker 4: reframe your thinking because you're not eating it. What you

7:18 Speaker 4: are doing is funding his birthday military parade.

7:22 Speaker 2: Yeah that Hello me a person who lives in the

7:25 Speaker 2: D and V. I know I'm in your ears completely correct.

7:31 Speaker 2: I have to make sure, y'all. Ella's in the car

7:33 Speaker 2: with her family. She's you know, a full adult, and

7:36 Speaker 2: adult things are happening. They're getting coffee, they're running errands.

7:40 Speaker 2: It's just being real modeled some to put her on.

7:42 Speaker 2: Build the entire house of New Jersey around the black

7:45 Speaker 2: woman and watch it flourish, just like Shmia on Atlanta. Okay,

7:48 Speaker 2: but the relation was fully in her ears because I

7:51 Speaker 2: have to say, as a D and V person, fuck

7:54 Speaker 2: right off, okay, fuck right Oh you are not running

7:59 Speaker 2: face up and through this city. First of all, my SUV,

8:04 Speaker 2: my high en day can't get around the roundabouts without

8:08 Speaker 2: busting something up in DC, which is literally how Benjamin

8:13 Speaker 2: Banneker designed it. Hello, former history teacher of DC Washington Washington,

8:18 Speaker 2: DC History two third graders in the city of DC.

8:22 Speaker 2: Banker designed it so that the capitol like couldn't be

8:25 Speaker 2: penetrated by like outside forces and stuff. That was like

8:29 Speaker 2: the whole idea. So if you don't want to have

8:31 Speaker 2: a military parade in the middle of the city that

8:36 Speaker 2: is literally not supposed to be navigationable by military on

8:42 Speaker 2: purpose so that we will see them coming and respond accordingly.

8:46 Speaker 2: What are you talking about using our own resources and

8:49 Speaker 2: our own streets to bankrupt our own sick What are

8:52 Speaker 2: you talking like? I actually that made me matter than

8:58 Speaker 2: the fact that it's going to pass around ninety ten

8:59 Speaker 2: million and I don't have money right now. That made

9:04 Speaker 2: me mad. It made me matter to know the tralla

9:06 Speaker 2: gonna bust up these streets and we will never be

9:09 Speaker 2: able to get around the city that we have to

9:11 Speaker 2: get around again, Why why are you doing this with

9:15 Speaker 2: any question mark? I don't like.

9:17 Speaker 1: The man that got me was again as is higher

9:21 Speaker 1: than drafts.

9:22 Speaker 4: At eleven dollars at the ownersh market you did, Oh wow,

9:27 Speaker 4: you don't put one hundred and forty five on imports

9:31 Speaker 4: from China.

9:32 Speaker 1: Okay, we're telling you.

9:35 Speaker 4: Hello, uncle Daddy, President, big guy King, maybe a dictator.

9:39 Speaker 1: We don't have no money to that. No to that

9:43 Speaker 1: you say.

9:44 Speaker 4: For my birthday, I want to throw a ninety two

9:47 Speaker 4: million dollar pres And my question is, first.

9:50 Speaker 2: Of all, from my birthday, I just had to cancel

9:53 Speaker 2: my trip. My birthday trip because the girl now has

9:56 Speaker 2: to figure out if the money goes to the emergency

10:00 Speaker 2: all the groceries. You know, Like in this current situation, y'all,

10:07 Speaker 2: I'm back on my MIC because I'm searching for the reason.

10:10 Speaker 2: I've been gone for a month, because I've been searching

10:12 Speaker 2: for a new job situation, employment situation. And now I'm

10:16 Speaker 2: back because I simply can't take no breaks because somebody

10:20 Speaker 2: in these four ninety five streets of the DNV rushing

10:23 Speaker 2: out of DC going You know, I don't even blame

10:25 Speaker 2: because they're leaving it from their mandatory job and they

10:27 Speaker 2: shouldn't even have to be at for no reason. All

10:30 Speaker 2: hours we're all sitting on traffic for two to three

10:32 Speaker 2: hours a day. I swear to God, it is a

10:34 Speaker 2: bismal mess all up and down the DNV. Right, and

10:38 Speaker 2: somehow a rockets my windshield. I don't know when it happens.

10:42 Speaker 2: I know that it happens from being in a standstill,

10:45 Speaker 2: which is crazy, but that's what happens. Right. And now

10:49 Speaker 2: I'm like, do I want to celebrate my birth or

10:52 Speaker 2: do I want to not get pulled over in or

10:54 Speaker 2: a hashtag and or for you know what I mean?

10:57 Speaker 2: For like a windshield, you know, do I want to

11:02 Speaker 2: take it a level deeper?

11:04 Speaker 4: Shouldn't even be because I know you pay car insurance

11:07 Speaker 4: with an exactly like we don't cover random acts of God,

11:11 Speaker 4: so a random rock flying to your windows is a

11:15 Speaker 4: random active guide and you don't cover it. But my

11:19 Speaker 4: guy paid my debts on the cross, So I'm just

11:22 Speaker 4: really confused.

11:25 Speaker 2: When I talked to him, he said, Jesus got it.

11:28 Speaker 2: He said, lay all on him and he and I said, okay,

11:33 Speaker 2: I could buy you do that. So I'm like confused

11:36 Speaker 2: because also this month insurance rate is like around the

11:40 Speaker 2: same time and went up a little bit, so I'm

11:43 Speaker 2: just like, okay, So I guess I'm going to my

11:46 Speaker 2: mama said, I can take you to breakfast. Well, thank you.

11:52 Speaker 2: I've only been working hard for this trip for a

11:54 Speaker 2: couple of years. One of the whiter time and trip.

12:00 Speaker 2: But I can listen. Listen she really wanted to. But

12:04 Speaker 2: the lady is trying to retire from the federal government.

12:06 Speaker 2: She has less than I can't even say what time,

12:09 Speaker 2: because believe it or not, people are getting reported and

12:12 Speaker 2: losing jobs. So I'm not gonna exactly so let me

12:15 Speaker 2: keep her so classified, but she's trying to get out

12:19 Speaker 2: while also they're training her for what happens if she

12:22 Speaker 2: gets laid off before then, So it's fun.

12:26 Speaker 1: They're training her for the layoff. Oh yeah, No, they're

12:30 Speaker 1: training a lot of the people for the layoffs.

12:31 Speaker 2: Oh yeah, for hours a day, like eight to ten

12:33 Speaker 2: hours each day, multiple days. So that's where your taxpayer

12:37 Speaker 2: dollars are going. And just want you to know that

12:40 Speaker 2: they're training them on the layoffs. Okay, so different podcast exactly.

12:51 Speaker 2: And that is why we're rubber necking because y'all, I

12:53 Speaker 2: can't even not think about this. We can't. We're past

12:57 Speaker 2: the point of being like, well, we're just going to

12:59 Speaker 2: bring y'all some jolly and we're gonna try to help y'all.

13:02 Speaker 2: You know, do you turn your brains up? You can't,

13:04 Speaker 2: because if no one would be I can listen to stuff,

13:07 Speaker 2: but that's I can't even listen to a podcast these

13:10 Speaker 2: days and my brain not wonder to something else or

13:13 Speaker 2: be like, oh I could I've put it on the

13:15 Speaker 2: good to the grocery store and I'm walking through the

13:17 Speaker 2: grocery store and see the things of teen forty nine

13:19 Speaker 2: and I'm like, oh, you know, no, man, who's talking

13:22 Speaker 2: about this? And why is this happening?

13:25 Speaker 1: I saw a video of a girl says she had

13:27 Speaker 1: two breakdowns and targets. I'm not targeting trader.

13:30 Speaker 4: She was working through Trader Joe's crying because she only

13:33 Speaker 4: had one hundred dollars in her pocket for groceries and

13:36 Speaker 4: she was scared with every item that she picked up.

13:38 Speaker 2: That like I be playing roulette all the time. I

13:43 Speaker 2: did it.

13:44 Speaker 3: I literally did it this morning and spend almost fifty dollars.

13:48 Speaker 2: Spent fifty dollars. I bought four items, none of them

13:53 Speaker 2: organic or a whole or foods like that. I literally

13:56 Speaker 2: I can tell you I got fresh cut from my

13:58 Speaker 2: babies because I have two of them that will allow

14:00 Speaker 2: I see maybe a week. It's the same bag that

14:02 Speaker 2: I've always gotten, but somehow it's ten ninety nine instead

14:04 Speaker 2: of six ninety nine. To day the I got my

14:08 Speaker 2: wife a sandwich half a turkey bot from the brocery

14:12 Speaker 2: store pre made from four nine today's the tenth. That

14:16 Speaker 2: was seven dollars and thirteen cents. It's half a sandwich,

14:19 Speaker 2: so that's important. And then let's see, I got some

14:23 Speaker 2: sausage potties for three seventeen fresh. So that was a

14:27 Speaker 2: little of pork, you know. And I don't even want

14:28 Speaker 2: to eat pork, but I literally am trying to survive

14:31 Speaker 2: and sustain, so okay, and I'm making together like nine

14:37 Speaker 2: times more than I've ever made it in my life.

14:40 Speaker 2: I feel like when I was growing up in the hood,

14:42 Speaker 2: I ain't gonna hold you. It feels like reminste I

14:43 Speaker 2: feel very reminiscent. Oh, my mama and Daddy would bring

14:46 Speaker 2: home like the canister of sloppy jew and be like,

14:49 Speaker 2: so let you know about it, girl, toast the buns.

14:54 Speaker 1: You know, if it was a good day, you get

14:55 Speaker 1: a little found.

14:58 Speaker 2: So we lived. My church was next to Martin's Chocte,

15:02 Speaker 2: so we would get the potato rolls and put that

15:05 Speaker 2: with a little butter on the on the on the.

15:07 Speaker 1: Pane that you go.

15:08 Speaker 2: Absolutely, I'm a rib baloni and cheese sandwich. Like talk

15:12 Speaker 2: of old school cup of hood. It's a different type

15:14 Speaker 2: over here, which is why I'm sad to be.

15:16 Speaker 1: Back, very hard.

15:19 Speaker 4: I never did the blagna. That's just a personal choice.

15:23 Speaker 4: But back in the day when I did eat the pork,

15:25 Speaker 4: we did the My grandmother did the tailor ham sandwiches

15:28 Speaker 4: and going to cut the little.

15:30 Speaker 1: Triangle in it, for the air, for the grease pebble

15:32 Speaker 1: in it, on some wonder white bread with a little

15:35 Speaker 1: bit of man nags.

15:37 Speaker 2: That's it and that is all. And that's where it

15:41 Speaker 2: feels like. People are back the shirts. So go off

15:44 Speaker 2: and have your beautiful birthday. I hope it rains.

15:47 Speaker 4: Continue golfing. Actually, because it rains, I hope you get

15:51 Speaker 4: rained on. I hope the food sucks. Oh, nobody shows up.

15:56 Speaker 4: I have all the balloons deflate and get popped. Look,

15:59 Speaker 4: I'm really out.

15:59 Speaker 2: You have a terrible time.

16:00 Speaker 1: Because Fridays, that's always visiting you on Friday.

16:05 Speaker 2: I do like right now, those chans are childish.

16:10 Speaker 5: I get them, also confused a lot chance it's right,

16:15 Speaker 5: but yeah no, that is a that's the spiritual verse

16:19 Speaker 5: for me, because embody is a certain kind of probably

16:22 Speaker 5: angry that I feel like is right a line with

16:25 Speaker 5: that spiritual be angry.

16:26 Speaker 2: But don't sing, You're alive. I did nothing to harm you.

16:32 Speaker 2: But I do hope not good things for you. I

16:34 Speaker 2: hope many inconveniences for you. And that is what I

16:38 Speaker 2: currently hope for this old man who is ruining my birthday,

16:42 Speaker 2: Like is he also ruining the country short, yes, whatever,

16:45 Speaker 2: but my birthday.

16:46 Speaker 1: But it's about man, It's about man.

16:50 Speaker 2: I just told you, like I'm eating like spaghetti like

16:52 Speaker 2: nine times. I just weekend and.

16:57 Speaker 4: You know what, honestly, I I I hate this because

17:00 Speaker 4: we're also like pandemic girlies like yes, celebrated my thirtieth

17:06 Speaker 4: with Corona to.

17:09 Speaker 2: Actually like okay, because they wouldn't like I had to go.

17:12 Speaker 2: You have to go out and get it. You had

17:14 Speaker 2: to like grave the storms, go and get the things.

17:17 Speaker 4: And then with the apart at the store, with the

17:23 Speaker 4: which direction to walk up and down the house? Yes,

17:26 Speaker 4: and every time because every time because.

17:29 Speaker 2: I'm directionally challenged, but my mama would absolutely have me

17:32 Speaker 2: strip at the door and throw my clothing. So it

17:35 Speaker 2: was just a lot to go and do the things.

17:37 Speaker 2: And I just wanted I have one more birthday left

17:40 Speaker 2: before thirty. This is my last one before thirty. I'm

17:43 Speaker 2: very like I'm injuring a different state of mind. And

17:46 Speaker 2: I wanted to go to the mountains and it was

17:49 Speaker 2: a place is very near and dear to my heart.

17:50 Speaker 2: I was gonna be by the water, and it was

17:52 Speaker 2: not even supposed to be a big extravagant fast birthday.

17:55 Speaker 2: Excuse me, so I'm not talking to you.

17:58 Speaker 1: Your turn for your birthday.

18:00 Speaker 2: That was appreciating. Thank you so much, Jackson. You're so sweet.

18:05 Speaker 2: But I just feel like I should have that. But

18:07 Speaker 2: you know, I'm gonna protest that birthday. You better believe

18:10 Speaker 2: you deserve it.

18:11 Speaker 4: Also, everything for a reason, though, So it's coming yes, consolutely, in.

18:19 Speaker 2: The midst of all of these things, because the only

18:21 Speaker 2: thinking right now you can do that is gonna cost

18:23 Speaker 2: you free of charge. Actor tariff is literally stream and

18:26 Speaker 2: watch stuff. Right That's the only thing is I can

18:29 Speaker 2: watch Netflix because that doesn't have to be currently yet

18:32 Speaker 2: imported from China.

18:33 Speaker 1: Or But you know, they will raise the prices every

18:36 Speaker 1: two weeks.

18:37 Speaker 2: Oh yeah, And to be honest, because of what the

18:41 Speaker 2: Black Mirror that I just started, the season seven just

18:44 Speaker 2: came out today and I started it. I understand why

18:48 Speaker 2: they might raise some prices. The girls did do their

18:50 Speaker 2: things and the black people did show up the black

18:54 Speaker 2: ladies in this season. Tracy Ellis, Oh, they did it.

18:58 Speaker 2: They did their big foot on this. So I wanted

19:01 Speaker 2: to ask you, what are you watching when you're done?

19:03 Speaker 2: When you hang up the C span and you're like,

19:05 Speaker 2: you know, what chat. I had enough for the day.

19:07 Speaker 2: I need done wine d program, severance. I need to

19:09 Speaker 2: just go ahead and do you and what's making you

19:12 Speaker 2: do that? Right now?

19:14 Speaker 1: We did start Sebrance. Yes, I was behind the ball.

19:20 Speaker 1: I'm relate to the party girl on Ted Life, me too.

19:24 Speaker 2: I also to the party on So I just started

19:29 Speaker 2: both of them.

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20:11 Speaker 1: and then maybe Beauty in Black.

20:14 Speaker 2: Oh okay, yeah, I made a tweet.

20:19 Speaker 4: I said, I know Tyler Perry gotta be walking around

20:22 Speaker 4: with no feats because both of them isn't that show.

20:25 Speaker 2: Oh yeah, that's and he's not even walking around because

20:31 Speaker 2: they already ready for I think I made a comment

20:34 Speaker 2: on because they already announced that the third season or

20:37 Speaker 2: the next installment is going to be coming out soon.

20:40 Speaker 2: At some point I didn't say win. And I went

20:43 Speaker 2: on Kaa's show Bravo while Black and we talked about

20:47 Speaker 2: the new The Lasting Fumer that just came out, and

20:51 Speaker 2: my comment was like vul on Netflix or strong Black Lead,

20:55 Speaker 2: because I was like, if I'm gonna Taylor, this is

20:57 Speaker 2: already happening. I'm expecting the next A Boy the end

21:00 Speaker 2: of the week. Honestly, Yes, honestly, because you know what

21:04 Speaker 2: is in the movie that we don't even know about.

21:07 Speaker 2: All of that.

21:09 Speaker 1: When that last scene ended and and it went to the.

21:14 Speaker 4: Things that you could recommend to watch about, called Tyler

21:17 Speaker 4: Perry Studios myself.

21:19 Speaker 2: Hello, Hello, Okay, okay, listen that what had me.

21:29 Speaker 4: In a choke hold? The reality TV really hasn't been

21:33 Speaker 4: doing it for me too much. I'm called for Rowa

21:36 Speaker 4: simply because much your girl Millie Ching, she bullied me,

21:42 Speaker 4: you know, and I don't condone bullying.

21:43 Speaker 1: I'm not a pair of persure type of girl. I

21:46 Speaker 1: was bullied into watching it, and so here we are.

21:50 Speaker 2: M M.

21:51 Speaker 1: But that's that script. It has me in a choke

21:53 Speaker 1: call right now.

21:54 Speaker 2: No, I fully understand the script that has me in

21:57 Speaker 2: a choke call right now. The game shows have been right.

22:00 Speaker 1: Now watching a million Dollar Secret.

22:03 Speaker 2: Of course I am. I was literally just about to

22:05 Speaker 2: say a million dollar secret. If y'all like Traders, that

22:08 Speaker 2: one's real cutey because it's like traders, but make them

22:11 Speaker 2: do the awkward stuff and it's really fun. The first

22:15 Speaker 2: couple episodes, main person you know who I'm talking about,

22:18 Speaker 2: I'm not gonna fill it for you, piss me off,

22:20 Speaker 2: as I knew she would once definatly where we got

22:24 Speaker 2: you with her, so I knew that would happen.

22:28 Speaker 1: The black therapist girl, I can't think of her name.

22:30 Speaker 2: She pisses me off.

22:31 Speaker 1: I don't like her.

22:32 Speaker 2: You know, It's like, it's really good. These are real people,

22:35 Speaker 2: and I think that's really exciting because now it's a

22:38 Speaker 2: much more of a social experiment in this way. And

22:40 Speaker 2: I really like that, right, And so I'm I'm been

22:43 Speaker 2: cutesy over there. I watched the Floor. I think that's

22:46 Speaker 2: a really good one. So the Floor is on Fox.

22:50 Speaker 2: It's hosted to Buy rob Low and it is literally

22:52 Speaker 2: a series of trivia. I love trivia, but it's like,

22:56 Speaker 2: if you are not a Jepan person, which I am not,

22:58 Speaker 2: I might get through like thirty percent of Jeopardy and

23:00 Speaker 2: like sixty percent of Celebrity Tebrity. But it's like people

23:05 Speaker 2: duel out based on expert categories that they have like

23:09 Speaker 2: just random things right, and a randomizer picks a person

23:13 Speaker 2: and they duel based on what they think they could

23:16 Speaker 2: take that person in their category or or vice versa,

23:20 Speaker 2: and the goal is to work through the floor. There's

23:23 Speaker 2: a hundred people, so it goes in for weeks, so

23:26 Speaker 2: every night or every week there's like eight duels and

23:29 Speaker 2: they go back and forth, and it'll be things like

23:31 Speaker 2: garden supplies, school supplies, baby products, because like the girl

23:35 Speaker 2: is like I've borked three kids and I've bought a

23:39 Speaker 2: lot of baby products. I've sort of a lot of products.

23:41 Speaker 2: I've done a lot of baby research. I got this

23:44 Speaker 2: and I was like, ohay, And but it's a time thing.

23:48 Speaker 2: So if you pass, you lose time. So it comes

23:50 Speaker 2: down to sometimes we think it's gonna come down to

23:53 Speaker 2: knowing the items, but It also might come down to

23:55 Speaker 2: how fast you just get the words out and then

23:58 Speaker 2: so it's like a chance.

24:00 Speaker 1: It's like one hundred thousand dollars perramids.

24:02 Speaker 4: So if I do baby items, then I gotta go

24:05 Speaker 4: like bottle warmer, bottle passive, very diaper, like.

24:08 Speaker 2: Yeah, so like a picture shows that that it's two

24:10 Speaker 2: people and a picture shows up and it will be

24:12 Speaker 2: like bottle warmer, and so it's one person's turn. I

24:16 Speaker 2: would go first and say bottle warmer, and then you

24:18 Speaker 2: the next picture comes up and you'll say passifiers. But

24:21 Speaker 2: the clock is ticking for both of us. We both

24:23 Speaker 2: have our own timers. So every time we talk, our

24:26 Speaker 2: timer is going, or every time it's our turn, our

24:29 Speaker 2: timer is going. So if you say a baby gay crib,

24:36 Speaker 2: still going the whole time, and then you and it

24:38 Speaker 2: just say pass and it takes away three seconds. So

24:41 Speaker 2: you might be that mom, but no one of things,

24:44 Speaker 2: but you can't get it out exactly and then that

24:47 Speaker 2: time and then all of a sudden, it sometimes gets

24:48 Speaker 2: down to the wire and it's about things that are wild.

24:51 Speaker 2: I do encourage people to watch this season because if

24:54 Speaker 2: you're a podcast girly who likes to listen to a

24:56 Speaker 2: lot of podcasts, you might know who Ira Madison the

24:59 Speaker 2: Third is, and he is on there as an expert

25:02 Speaker 2: of real housewives. It's so one of the categories is

25:06 Speaker 2: real housewives and baby when I tell you my nappy,

25:08 Speaker 2: sleepy self and shut up and sit, ain't no way,

25:11 Speaker 2: I ain't gonna do this, okay, this one okay, And

25:14 Speaker 2: of course she cleared all of them, but like the

25:17 Speaker 2: it's so good that there's a feud of two people

25:21 Speaker 2: who go in this category and you do not see

25:23 Speaker 2: it coming. But this person is like a dynamite gay

25:25 Speaker 2: honey who was like, now, strategically I made my way

25:30 Speaker 2: through all these duels so that I could get to housewives,

25:33 Speaker 2: and now I'm going to battle the housewives. And I'm like,

25:37 Speaker 2: this is incredible because he's like, I'm a full blown

25:41 Speaker 2: like Day who's married to a housewives lover. We love

25:44 Speaker 2: the housewives. And it's Ira Madison the Third who's like

25:47 Speaker 2: ben On Watson, happens live because of housewives. He loves

25:50 Speaker 2: housewives and self proclaimed my Bravo historian as well. This

25:53 Speaker 2: is about to be lit. And it was like there's

25:55 Speaker 2: Beyonce songs, there's it's everything. Oh it's it is very

26:01 Speaker 2: family friendly, which I find so tensey because everything is

26:04 Speaker 2: like clip art, it's like AI generated photos.

26:08 Speaker 1: I love that because we love We loved the game shows.

26:11 Speaker 4: I was watching on dealan o'dale Island, which got a

26:15 Speaker 4: little slow towards the end, but nevertheless that one we

26:19 Speaker 4: do the amazing race of it all.

26:21 Speaker 1: And then I wanted to put my daughter on the

26:23 Speaker 1: Have you seen the the Kids Show?

26:28 Speaker 4: And it's like you gotta be a secret agent, but

26:34 Speaker 4: it's on Peacock, so I just saw the little like

26:37 Speaker 4: the commercial or the trailer, but it's like you're you're

26:40 Speaker 4: you're a secret agent. So one person lost the comms

26:44 Speaker 4: and then the other person is like walking through and

26:46 Speaker 4: you've got to like navigate, like think like a Quantico

26:49 Speaker 4: type training almost.

26:51 Speaker 1: But it's all kids.

26:52 Speaker 2: That's amazing. No, I love that because I'm a huge

26:54 Speaker 2: fan of spark Foods. And speaking of kids, I also

27:01 Speaker 2: got into excuse me, ma'am I am working. Oh my goodness,

27:06 Speaker 2: you both don't know how to ask, and that's in me.

27:08 Speaker 2: I guess I'm spoiling you too much. I'm just trying

27:11 Speaker 2: to be a good dog parent. I really am. This

27:13 Speaker 2: is me right now, wonder literally I just got finished

27:22 Speaker 2: or I'm in the middle of. It's called bad influence,

27:26 Speaker 2: the dark side of Oh baby. There's no warning for

27:34 Speaker 2: how quickly they take off. And it's not even like

27:37 Speaker 2: there's some like one catastrophic thing. It's just seep like

27:40 Speaker 2: jaw drop or jaw drop or what the hell? What

27:42 Speaker 2: the hell? Because kids are honest and vulnerable, and because

27:46 Speaker 2: these are now teenagers and young adults who grew up

27:49 Speaker 2: on the Internet, they're desensitized even from their own experiences.

27:53 Speaker 2: So they're relaying and recapping stuff. And I'm like, no, no, no, baby,

27:57 Speaker 2: that's not normal. No no, no, Nonethele, that's the normal.

28:01 Speaker 2: It is absolutely bananas.

28:04 Speaker 1: I watched the trailer last night, and I mean, like

28:06 Speaker 1: respectfully to their streets. I cannot wait to watch.

28:11 Speaker 2: I there's this.

28:12 Speaker 4: Lady on TikTok I cannot remember her name. If y'all care,

28:17 Speaker 4: y'all will do the word. But her whole page is

28:20 Speaker 4: about shining a light on kid influencing and like she'll

28:25 Speaker 4: call moms out who like use their kids for money

28:28 Speaker 4: and like all of that. But one time she did

28:31 Speaker 4: this post of this mom influencer who basically like uses

28:36 Speaker 4: her baby. So the baby, she did a whole box

28:38 Speaker 4: time routine and the babies are in the tub and

28:40 Speaker 4: you can't see anything like but the side profile. But

28:43 Speaker 4: the kids are obviously naked because they're in the tub.

28:47 Speaker 4: So she's taking that. She went through all of the

28:50 Speaker 4: ladies social media is the TikTok, the Instagram, the YouTube

28:54 Speaker 4: for that same video, and the promo, and she went

28:56 Speaker 4: through and showed the saves, yep and thes.

29:02 Speaker 1: And nobody is this interested in you?

29:06 Speaker 4: And if I can see it, you can see it,

29:09 Speaker 4: and you're doing it, and you are you're not protecting

29:12 Speaker 4: your baby.

29:13 Speaker 1: When she showed them shares, that was the last day

29:16 Speaker 1: I showed.

29:16 Speaker 2: You on my daughter. Oh well then, I really I

29:23 Speaker 2: think as a mom, I have to have you watch

29:26 Speaker 2: and come on back l because maybe you do it

29:28 Speaker 2: for the Patreon because like they pull like this the mom.

29:34 Speaker 2: There's a crime here. There's a lot of crimes here.

29:36 Speaker 2: I'm actually waiting like I haven't finished yet, and I'm

29:39 Speaker 2: waiting for the end when someone's been arrested. I don't

29:41 Speaker 2: think that's happening, which is kind of crazy to me.

29:44 Speaker 1: They have the complexion for protection.

29:47 Speaker 2: Oh okay, A lot of things on here. Let me

29:50 Speaker 2: tell you something. I uh, these aren't even spoilers because

29:53 Speaker 2: the whole thing is like kind of wild to begin

29:56 Speaker 2: with one mom having so much power and they and

29:59 Speaker 2: making these like this content, the over sexualization of these kids.

30:03 Speaker 2: She starts basically simping her kids out in a lot

30:06 Speaker 2: of ways, like.

30:08 Speaker 4: It is insane to me that mom was telling them

30:12 Speaker 4: my sex cells, like I make it sexy.

30:16 Speaker 2: Yay, yes, oh baby. There are things like she told

30:21 Speaker 2: one kid that she had to take her her own child.

30:24 Speaker 2: This is a trigger warning for people take their her

30:27 Speaker 2: own child underwear and mail it because in the little

30:32 Speaker 2: girl who was with her at the post office, who

30:34 Speaker 2: is not her child, just another kid in her care,

30:37 Speaker 2: in her content house or whatever, asked why and she

30:41 Speaker 2: just said, and I quote, old men like to smell them.

30:47 Speaker 2: And so this little girl goes home to ask her mom, Mommy,

30:50 Speaker 2: why does old men like to smell underwear? And mom says,

30:54 Speaker 2: excuse the motherfucker out of me, and I was basically

30:58 Speaker 2: you know, and then proper mom things take up and

31:01 Speaker 2: that documentary.

31:02 Speaker 1: But still then you never see again. And you lucky

31:06 Speaker 1: if you could see out of your eyes.

31:08 Speaker 2: Oh you mean, I have so I don't have children,

31:13 Speaker 2: And let me tell you something, as I'm not hashtag

31:15 Speaker 2: not a mother, I could see this mom face. I'm

31:18 Speaker 2: going at it with this mom one day. I as

31:20 Speaker 2: the person who has like been sworn to protect children,

31:24 Speaker 2: like in a lot of different ways. I do that

31:27 Speaker 2: every couple of months to literally teach your children how

31:31 Speaker 2: to read. But this shit y'all are putting you you

31:34 Speaker 2: can put your naked children on TV and on the

31:37 Speaker 2: internet for money, are you kidding? And then somebody I

31:42 Speaker 2: think there was like a lot of expose a's and

31:44 Speaker 2: the pedophilic community have have been like they make it

31:49 Speaker 2: so easy. They're commenting in some things. It's like, oh,

31:51 Speaker 2: they make it so easy.

31:52 Speaker 1: They make you do how to worry about the Dan

31:57 Speaker 1: Schneiders of the world. Now it's your homegirls mother.

32:01 Speaker 2: It is your homegirls mother. It is your child's friend's

32:05 Speaker 2: mom who is like, oh, yeah, the girls are just

32:07 Speaker 2: having a sleepover, you know how they had their true

32:09 Speaker 2: uh huh No. And I'm not saying don't send your

32:12 Speaker 2: kids over the sleepovers and do the things like that,

32:14 Speaker 2: but I am saying, really check and see when people

32:19 Speaker 2: are putting their kids like and I'm all for the kids,

32:23 Speaker 2: you know, doing contentation they want to do. What I

32:26 Speaker 2: will say is kids actually know how to make content

32:29 Speaker 2: really really well. I'm a kid, I'm a teacher that

32:31 Speaker 2: has taught you know, podcasting to children as young as

32:34 Speaker 2: third grade, YouTube editing as young as third grade, those

32:37 Speaker 2: type of things like that. You only don't need to

32:39 Speaker 2: necessarily be involved. You can edit, you can look at it,

32:42 Speaker 2: you can approve the content managed by mom. But unless

32:45 Speaker 2: they don't want to, unless they want to do it.

32:47 Speaker 2: I actually don't see any reason why you are making

32:51 Speaker 2: a factory of little children video soldiers for no reason

32:56 Speaker 2: for kid content, you know what I mean? Like, why

32:58 Speaker 2: are you doing that?

32:59 Speaker 4: Why are are you facilitating it? Well, that's because again

33:02 Speaker 4: the money behind it, the more than the cute, c sexy,

33:09 Speaker 4: easy stuff sells that that demographic also takes off. We've

33:16 Speaker 4: seen it and it doesn't require much, and that there's

33:19 Speaker 4: an easy check. Alex Earl, you can call it, you

33:23 Speaker 4: call it whatever whatever you want to. You're not gonna

33:27 Speaker 4: tell me one the fact that she's as talented as

33:29 Speaker 4: the trick.

33:31 Speaker 2: Yeah, it's a hot mess. I am riveted by this

33:37 Speaker 2: docu series. I think it is not just a dog.

33:40 Speaker 2: It's only three episodes, I think it is. It's it's

33:43 Speaker 2: this is more bingeable to me even than Gavid Patito.

33:46 Speaker 2: And I've been to that whole thing, like.

33:48 Speaker 1: I can't wait to do that one.

33:50 Speaker 2: I was so I was supper into that face when

33:55 Speaker 2: it happened, and then I watched the whole thing in

33:57 Speaker 2: like a day, because I mean I was one took.

34:00 Speaker 2: It was like real time. People were looking for this man.

34:03 Speaker 2: I was watching the live footage. Where is he?

34:04 Speaker 1: Where he was watching a live footage at at the

34:07 Speaker 1: parents house?

34:09 Speaker 2: Your wife in jail. I don't understand. And if you

34:12 Speaker 2: have not watched that dop when you knew, you too

34:15 Speaker 2: will google why are they not in jail? Why are

34:18 Speaker 2: they not?

34:19 Speaker 4: And I'm saying the medical stuff they say, they confirmed

34:24 Speaker 4: that that was him, and I don't believe it.

34:27 Speaker 2: I don't believe a lot of things. And I also

34:29 Speaker 2: believe in the most complicit Like I'm just looking at

34:31 Speaker 2: a lot of bad parenting on Netflix and I'm just like,

34:34 Speaker 2: but I'm sorry, me and my wife got'll be set

34:36 Speaker 2: down for interviews. Okay, I'm just okay again. I'm an educator,

34:42 Speaker 2: she's a healthcare provider. It's giving me a marriage of

34:46 Speaker 2: medicine DC. Okay, that's what I'm saying. But also I

34:51 Speaker 2: don't know. Bravo brother's a little weird and work for

34:55 Speaker 2: these days. Yeah, I don't know what them birds are,

35:00 Speaker 2: but the change, I don't even.

35:03 Speaker 4: Know whose network I would want my show on if

35:06 Speaker 4: I had one. Tamar hasn't said great things about we.

35:10 Speaker 1: We know it's not gonna be Zeus.

35:12 Speaker 2: It's never We don't know who ryne Zeus at the moment. Honest,

35:16 Speaker 2: it's going on.

35:17 Speaker 1: Is it Lammy? Is it the content creators? You know?

35:20 Speaker 2: Is it Scottie? Isn't that?

35:22 Speaker 4: Who is it?

35:23 Speaker 2: Who is it?

35:24 Speaker 1: Then you've got Carlos King. I'll never be a rain dropper.

35:29 Speaker 2: Yeah no, I don't know he over there?

35:31 Speaker 1: Why maybe?

35:35 Speaker 4: However, TLC doesn't do They don't. Their marketing isn't like

35:42 Speaker 4: rare in your face. Because that girl from TikTok Brayley,

35:47 Speaker 4: her name might be with the girl she got the

35:50 Speaker 4: show on TikTok so t is qing C actually.

35:54 Speaker 2: And they go on for a lot longer. Those shows

35:58 Speaker 2: really do they fascinate me? This one coming up Multifamily

36:01 Speaker 2: or something like that. That Sarah Fraser on the shout

36:05 Speaker 2: out to the Sarah Fraser Show. She did a split

36:08 Speaker 2: like a real with like were you and that trailer

36:11 Speaker 2: of two married couples who are now in a polyamorous squad,

36:15 Speaker 2: a close squad together, having kids, raising kids, the whole thing,

36:19 Speaker 2: and then one woman, I guess at some point selfishly goes,

36:23 Speaker 2: so I'm myhall feelings for another person, and Sarah goes, oh, yeah,

36:26 Speaker 2: you're going going so well with the four of us

36:32 Speaker 2: in But TC stay having like like that very specific

36:36 Speaker 2: niche content that people really enjoy and people get to

36:39 Speaker 2: feel authentically themselves on.

36:42 Speaker 4: The TVs and never forget Married to Medicine was originally

36:46 Speaker 4: picked up back to LC.

36:49 Speaker 2: Yes whoa Yes.

36:51 Speaker 4: Mariah just liked the Bravo check and what they had

36:55 Speaker 4: to offer and she felt it's more aligned over there,

36:57 Speaker 4: which makes a TFC bit first you know.

37:01 Speaker 2: What, okay and don't feels responsible for a lot of

37:04 Speaker 2: a lot of confusion and ensemble show we can get

37:10 Speaker 2: where we go, that's where we go? Yeah, I mean that,

37:14 Speaker 2: I think so, I think so, I think so. Yeah,

37:17 Speaker 2: that's the safest place because Bravo, what have you suing

37:20 Speaker 2: them one day? Loving them begging for your job back

37:24 Speaker 2: the next to me, I love you, but it's really

37:26 Speaker 2: weird over there, girl, like like can I come back?

37:32 Speaker 2: Like hello? No? No? So also I Atlanta of it all.

37:47 Speaker 2: I don't know. I guess it just it's like those right,

37:51 Speaker 2: It depends on who your producer is, whether or not

37:54 Speaker 2: a job the next day or not. Like that's an

37:58 Speaker 2: inside joke because people keep asking like what's doing certain

38:00 Speaker 2: agencies and with situations and when they get laid off

38:03 Speaker 2: or get an email or something, and they're literally everybody's responsible,

38:06 Speaker 2: Like it really just depends on who your dose person is.

38:08 Speaker 2: But there is no one the reason you do no

38:10 Speaker 2: good one or one. And my mom says like I

38:14 Speaker 2: can't even She's like, and ours is twenty sexy MONI.

38:17 Speaker 2: So there you go. We got a lot of to do.

38:19 Speaker 4: And I'm like, yeah, I know somebody who with all

38:22 Speaker 4: the doge of it all got called back in because

38:25 Speaker 4: no more, no more remote work, you gotta come to

38:27 Speaker 4: the office. Got office don't even have furniture for them.

38:30 Speaker 2: They don't.

38:31 Speaker 1: And then with the ters never going to get it.

38:35 Speaker 2: I know nobody who's at a folding table because the

38:39 Speaker 2: job that they had that the actually got started for

38:41 Speaker 2: them was fully remote to begin with. The entire team

38:44 Speaker 2: was fully remote. That was the entire thing. And so

38:47 Speaker 2: the in those situations, they tell you to turn into

38:50 Speaker 2: your closest government work facility, wherever that may be, and

38:54 Speaker 2: that place is supposed to magically have space for you,

38:58 Speaker 2: even though they don't. Period.

39:01 Speaker 1: That's sufficient birthday.

39:07 Speaker 2: Okay, I'm just saying you're about waste. It's again, and

39:12 Speaker 2: I'm never going to stop advocating for this because people

39:14 Speaker 2: don't know this as wasteful as you might think being

39:18 Speaker 2: a government employee than hell lazy. They might be working

39:21 Speaker 2: from home, which ninety percent of private industry jobs right

39:24 Speaker 2: now are worked from home. So that's kind of why

39:26 Speaker 2: that you would think they have a salary cap. Never

39:31 Speaker 2: gonna stop saying that there is a salary cap in

39:34 Speaker 2: the government no matter what, no matter how high they go,

39:37 Speaker 2: whether you are this person or the president, you can

39:40 Speaker 2: not make more than them. And let me tell you something.

39:43 Speaker 2: It's a third, a third or less of what a

39:46 Speaker 2: lot of college presidents, football coaches of colleges like. Definitely

39:54 Speaker 2: more than anybody that's making decisions right now. That's what. Okay,

39:59 Speaker 2: it is six figures but it is a cap.

40:02 Speaker 1: It is a cap.

40:03 Speaker 2: It is a cap. You cannot go above it. So

40:06 Speaker 2: how wasteful is something that's capped? Just saying what's wasteful

40:10 Speaker 2: is turns in the middle of a city, just saying

40:13 Speaker 2: that's wasteful.

40:15 Speaker 1: Is Kenya in the poster boards?

40:18 Speaker 2: Why does she do that? Okay, so I have a

40:22 Speaker 2: thing about I think in order to start this conversation,

40:26 Speaker 2: I have to say. I have to start with I

40:29 Speaker 2: believe the show will miss Kenya Moore. I do believe

40:33 Speaker 2: that ceasing filming with her for the entirety of the

40:38 Speaker 2: season might have been a lot because I don't think

40:44 Speaker 2: we were prioritizing the rest of the season when we

40:46 Speaker 2: made that decision. I love to think we put a

40:49 Speaker 2: lot of.

40:50 Speaker 1: Weight on Cynthia, Portie and Phaedria.

40:54 Speaker 2: And not which I don't think we should have.

40:56 Speaker 4: That's what I'm saying, I guess, even though right word,

40:59 Speaker 4: they put a lot of stock yeah, portious Cynthia and

41:05 Speaker 4: Phaedra's ability to captivate and entertain the audience.

41:17 Speaker 1: This is where this is where I get tripped up.

41:20 Speaker 4: Technically speaking, revenge porn has a definition, right, whether we

41:26 Speaker 4: like it, whether we love it, whether we want to

41:28 Speaker 4: acknowledge it as such, there is a very clear definition.

41:32 Speaker 4: By that definition, what Kenya did was that distributing, sharing

41:38 Speaker 4: personal photos with the intent to humiliate, embarrassed, or ostracized

41:46 Speaker 4: is damn near word for words the definition.

41:48 Speaker 1: Okay, so I get that. Where I get confused is

41:55 Speaker 1: by definition what Monique.

41:58 Speaker 4: Did to Canvas. There an a legal attachment there that

42:02 Speaker 4: was assault. We can define it, We saw it, and

42:04 Speaker 4: that got thrown away in court and dismissed as regular

42:09 Speaker 4: reality TV bs.

42:13 Speaker 1: So why are we holding the line on this?

42:20 Speaker 2: Can I even just remind people that like Portie or

42:24 Speaker 2: Candy could have sued for like legitimate reasons and couldn't

42:28 Speaker 2: have because of their contract. For the very real rumor

42:33 Speaker 2: that we spent multiple episodes and multiple reunion parts giving

42:39 Speaker 2: life to and assessing that these people a couple were

42:44 Speaker 2: really going to sexually assault somebody like legitimately, and we

42:51 Speaker 2: gave it so much life that it is like the

42:53 Speaker 2: reason why this person didn't get to work for future seasons.

42:56 Speaker 2: And that was but wasn't fired on the spot, you

42:59 Speaker 2: know what I mean? One was sold to have gotten

43:02 Speaker 2: it from a producer. Now, whether or not you believe

43:04 Speaker 2: that always kind of irrelevant because it's also like irrelevant

43:07 Speaker 2: if that's if it's if, it's also irrelevant whether or

43:11 Speaker 2: not you believe that a producer or an ap or

43:13 Speaker 2: someone who could not have done this by herself. I

43:17 Speaker 2: don't believe. Can you win to the FedEx and the

43:18 Speaker 2: King Coach and nobody she pulled the whole thing in

43:21 Speaker 2: and nobody at all knew what length she was going

43:26 Speaker 2: to go to and to which case. I say, if

43:29 Speaker 2: it was a fireable offense, and she said, I don't

43:34 Speaker 2: give up, then that is one thing. But that's not

43:37 Speaker 2: what seems like what happened. It's not.

43:39 Speaker 4: And again, like you said, thank you, her producer at

43:45 Speaker 4: the very least would have known that this was happening,

43:48 Speaker 4: right on top of all the other producers that are there.

43:52 Speaker 4: Number one, number two, this girl is still getting a

43:55 Speaker 4: spin off. Shut So again, it's not about you're not

44:02 Speaker 4: disassociating yourself from this person who did something illegal. You

44:06 Speaker 4: just very much trador parts of it all. Removed this

44:09 Speaker 4: person from this show. But again on this show where

44:12 Speaker 4: there's history of people doing in my opinion, worse, why

44:20 Speaker 4: is this the thing that's.

44:21 Speaker 2: Going for the whole season for on this show and

44:25 Speaker 2: other ones like I'm just like y'all, the criminality has

44:30 Speaker 2: never We've never really shied away from anything too criminal.

44:33 Speaker 2: I mean Theresa went to that was our first real

44:36 Speaker 2: crossover into the true crime of House Squaws. Right, so,

44:40 Speaker 2: rent to prison and came back and had a job.

44:43 Speaker 2: She did a crime, complicit or not. Ignorance is no

44:46 Speaker 2: defense according to most judges in America. She did a crime.

44:50 Speaker 2: She served for time, but she came back to a show.

44:52 Speaker 2: Karry Hebrew is in jail right right, the Winds assaulted

44:57 Speaker 2: the cop j with girl, And when Luayne got out

45:01 Speaker 2: of jail, I feel like provo picked her up, like

45:04 Speaker 2: from the sension.

45:05 Speaker 1: That's the fus.

45:06 Speaker 2: You know I've been traveling to prison. You know that's

45:10 Speaker 2: that things because she's in the car immediately after, right,

45:14 Speaker 2: and then hello, I remember when Luayne uh Spot day

45:18 Speaker 2: for people who have been like in prison, and she

45:21 Speaker 2: was like girling was the lea and I know you

45:23 Speaker 2: feel beautiful. You can never make me hate old Ronnie.

45:26 Speaker 2: I'm sorry that girl. It was so good before it

45:31 Speaker 2: got bad. It was a nut. I love her. She's

45:36 Speaker 2: a Fool's a fool, but like you know what, I

45:39 Speaker 2: mean like we've had other moments. My problem is that

45:42 Speaker 2: with Atlanta, for some reason, it feels like he can't

45:44 Speaker 2: get scapeboaded a lot. It feels like she's held to

45:47 Speaker 2: a certain standard of like because they know how volatile

45:50 Speaker 2: she can be. I guess, like, but it's no.

45:54 Speaker 1: Less valid she's been to me. The energy has been

45:57 Speaker 1: the same.

45:57 Speaker 2: Since what's his name, Dolo?

46:00 Speaker 1: Since but you know what I mean, here we go.

46:05 Speaker 1: We have told Marlowe.

46:08 Speaker 4: Or since marlow had to tell Kenya like she was

46:10 Speaker 4: just that way because she ain't have no mama when Mark,

46:12 Speaker 4: when King was on Marlow's neck. When Kenya, Kenya has

46:16 Speaker 4: been volatile, there is nothing new.

46:19 Speaker 1: They're the only.

46:21 Speaker 2: Mistress ones. Pedra is back, and.

46:26 Speaker 4: I feel like, prior to this britt Edie situation, look

46:29 Speaker 4: at the table right, let's think about Angela's event. Angela,

46:33 Speaker 4: britt Kelly Shemiah, all New Girls, Drew who is what on.

46:38 Speaker 1: Her third season?

46:42 Speaker 4: You can see you can still classify her as a

46:44 Speaker 4: new girl because she still ain't figured it out.

46:46 Speaker 2: I'm sorry.

46:47 Speaker 1: Then you have mhm Portia, who is new to coming back.

46:54 Speaker 1: She took a break.

46:56 Speaker 4: Kenya is the o G at this table Kenya is

46:58 Speaker 4: the longest standing person and while she's not the original cast,

47:02 Speaker 4: she's the closest to the original cast. What prior to

47:05 Speaker 4: the gret Edy situation, what did Bravo have in their

47:07 Speaker 4: back pockets to knock key you down of it?

47:10 Speaker 1: Exactly?

47:11 Speaker 4: Then Kenya does this dumb move. They had Fader on

47:14 Speaker 4: the hook and it's like, we don't need you. They

47:16 Speaker 4: don't make me call Phaedra, And that's.

47:19 Speaker 1: Exactly what happened. They reminded her that she could be

47:22 Speaker 1: knocked at.

47:24 Speaker 2: It's really crazy because it reminds me of like the

47:27 Speaker 2: time and I bring this up a lot where we

47:29 Speaker 2: had to watch because I guess my like my ADHD

47:34 Speaker 2: was so bothered years ago by the Halloween episode where

47:37 Speaker 2: we were running around the house right as a yes,

47:43 Speaker 2: and I had to watch King of the voiceover of

47:46 Speaker 2: a pool because they had to edit her out of

47:48 Speaker 2: the scene so awkwardly, like so poorly, when they could

47:52 Speaker 2: have just got the whole taken the whole scene down

47:55 Speaker 2: right more, when the.

47:56 Speaker 1: Producers could have said you can't do that.

48:00 Speaker 2: But it's like crazy because I just figured that they

48:02 Speaker 2: were like, oh, produce is gonna let her look crazy?

48:04 Speaker 2: The same way their producers let Lulamb look crazy as

48:07 Speaker 2: Diane or Ross. I just felt like, that's what they do.

48:10 Speaker 2: They just make Housewise look crazy, let them look crazy

48:13 Speaker 2: so that we can have the commentary and we can

48:14 Speaker 2: be the judge. Right, But then so for you to

48:16 Speaker 2: often this way and it make her issue an apology

48:18 Speaker 2: when I'm still waiting on one from Dark Skin the Wind,

48:21 Speaker 2: I'm still wait here, thank you. I'm just saying and

48:25 Speaker 2: many more and many more, like so many other costumes

48:29 Speaker 2: have I We've all had questions or concerns about I

48:32 Speaker 2: have questions concerns about so many things that are said

48:34 Speaker 2: and done on so many shows. But yet Kenya is

48:38 Speaker 2: just consistently like, we have a moral compass and we

48:42 Speaker 2: make her, we hold her responsible. I'm like, but nobody else.

48:46 Speaker 2: I'm just like nobody else, Like why I just and

48:50 Speaker 2: I and I that is the justice and moral part

48:54 Speaker 2: of me. You know, they're still worrying about can you

48:56 Speaker 2: claim that she is still getting quote unquote paid by

48:58 Speaker 2: Brava And that's because they decided probably to pay her

49:01 Speaker 2: out her contract and they are still paying her per season.

49:03 Speaker 1: I think Kenya does good business, and I think that's

49:06 Speaker 1: what it is when you think Shemiah, what does she

49:10 Speaker 1: care how much they pay her from Housewives of Atlanta.

49:12 Speaker 2: She don't.

49:16 Speaker 4: It's free marketing, okay, girls, Kelly would take any check

49:21 Speaker 4: they throw at her.

49:22 Speaker 1: Brittany will take any check they throw at her. Angela

49:24 Speaker 1: will take.

49:26 Speaker 2: Brittany has wanted to do this her entire life.

49:29 Speaker 1: These are.

49:33 Speaker 4: Them edit I mean I favor excuse me, Kenya makes

49:36 Speaker 4: them edit that contract. Kenya racks up the lawyer fees

49:39 Speaker 4: because every time you got to go revise that contract,

49:42 Speaker 4: you got to send it back to the lawyer and

49:43 Speaker 4: Pat King.

49:44 Speaker 1: I feel like Kenya does good business exactly.

49:50 Speaker 4: She not just sign it off and so I personally

49:53 Speaker 4: believe side the first contract that was she signed it

49:56 Speaker 4: via Instagram.

49:57 Speaker 2: Too, because don't the girl. We sent it to your

50:01 Speaker 2: I cloud and she okay, And they didn't even line

50:04 Speaker 2: up all the asterisks and kid the fingers signed on

50:07 Speaker 2: her phone, you know, with the thing that was the

50:10 Speaker 2: whole gag. And I just feel like you were ready

50:12 Speaker 2: to say that they put a lot of weight on

50:14 Speaker 2: these girlies of Cynthia, Porsche and and in Phaedra and Kenya.

50:20 Speaker 2: Those were supposed to be you know, some real like

50:22 Speaker 2: pullings for us. Right, The Kenya and Porsche thing was

50:25 Speaker 2: always something I was really excited about, and I felt

50:28 Speaker 2: like we were gonna really like seeing the first couple

50:32 Speaker 2: of episodes that we watched so far, I knew Cynthia

50:34 Speaker 2: and Porsche weren't gonna be that draw at all. And

50:37 Speaker 2: then the episode when this episode started and we were

50:41 Speaker 2: going to Kenya's hair salon hairspot. Before we even got

50:46 Speaker 2: to the end, I said, now, I not this is

50:48 Speaker 2: her last episode, and already I'm gonna miss it because

50:51 Speaker 2: just her energy of filming alone is so different and

50:55 Speaker 2: there's so much more entertaining and authentically her printisential of

51:04 Speaker 2: it not being you know what I mean, Like it's

51:13 Speaker 2: not put on. It just is what it is.

51:16 Speaker 4: This is what she would do whether them cameras was

51:18 Speaker 4: there or not, and that's what That's what makes it cuckoo,

51:23 Speaker 4: and that's what makes it good.

51:24 Speaker 2: And I'm gonna miss that. But I think that like

51:28 Speaker 2: the season is gonna suffer. That is irrelevant, I guess

51:32 Speaker 2: to Bravo because they're just like, oh, and they think

51:34 Speaker 2: that Phagier will save it. But I think Fader and

51:36 Speaker 2: Kenya were ensemble members on a cast for so long

51:39 Speaker 2: because they both do well on a cast for different reasons.

51:43 Speaker 2: One really does not beget the other, like you don't

51:46 Speaker 2: just like swallow them out. They used to be on

51:48 Speaker 2: a cast together for a reason, for a reason, there

51:51 Speaker 2: was a story there. I don't know.

51:53 Speaker 1: I think it's it's getting weird, a bravo all around.

51:56 Speaker 2: I don't want to watch a show with her, and

51:59 Speaker 2: I I was not prepared to be teen Kenya. I

52:03 Speaker 2: actually was very impartial to this whole thing. I knew

52:06 Speaker 2: that as though, even though Kenya went too far, which

52:09 Speaker 2: I know someone knew about it because she's been around

52:12 Speaker 2: too long, and it feels a little plotty like this

52:15 Speaker 2: is going to be her and we gave it too

52:16 Speaker 2: much rope. We gonna let her hangers off with it,

52:19 Speaker 2: but it's giving. Someone could have intervened because she was

52:21 Speaker 2: meeting liquid her so obviously she wasn't all the ways

52:23 Speaker 2: sold on the idea of wanting to do it or

52:25 Speaker 2: needing to do it, And I think that's gonna I

52:28 Speaker 2: think that's kind of sad. But also, I you, why

52:35 Speaker 2: did she bring up pistols four times? And I really

52:37 Speaker 2: don't honest, some wh people keep like it doesn't have

52:40 Speaker 2: to be one or the other. They actually both could

52:42 Speaker 2: have done weirdo behavior, and I think the first person

52:44 Speaker 2: with the weirdo behavior is Britt. That dinner was weird.

52:47 Speaker 2: She did seem like she was randomly needing Kenya to

52:51 Speaker 2: answer for all the reason why she don't like her

52:53 Speaker 2: and the girls like, I just met you. Really, I

52:55 Speaker 2: don't dislike me the way you think I do, so

52:57 Speaker 2: I don't know why you're pressing me on this. And

53:00 Speaker 2: if you threaten me with pistols four times she said

53:03 Speaker 2: pistols didn't. If that's not a threat, then what is it.

53:05 Speaker 2: I don't understands. I like, I'm not saying that retaliation.

53:13 Speaker 2: I'm just like, but that is what I saw, right.

53:17 Speaker 4: I feel like Portia said it best, right, Like, if

53:20 Speaker 4: we just get into it and then you start bringing

53:24 Speaker 4: that up, the assumption is that you was bringing them

53:27 Speaker 4: up because you want to use it on and you

53:31 Speaker 4: left space for us to assume that because you never

53:35 Speaker 4: directly said anything, right, you just started mentioning.

53:39 Speaker 1: It, which tells Britain is just like a certain type

53:45 Speaker 1: of person, and that type of person.

53:49 Speaker 2: Talks ish like that.

53:51 Speaker 4: Again, as the person hearing it, it's not for you

53:53 Speaker 4: to decipher whether or not, Oh, she's just talking.

53:56 Speaker 1: No, No, however, she was just chatting. And again, I

54:01 Speaker 1: stand by. If Kenya had pulled up some pictures on her.

54:05 Speaker 4: Phone and was like, pultn't nobody who did do this

54:08 Speaker 4: talk to me like that or something like that, I'd

54:10 Speaker 4: be like, Okay, cool.

54:11 Speaker 1: She lost me at the printerization of it all. No,

54:15 Speaker 1: it was a lot.

54:16 Speaker 4: She was definitely trying to reclaim her moment, and she

54:19 Speaker 4: lost me at the involving other people, them, guests, them, party.

54:23 Speaker 4: Did not need to see that. That did not want

54:26 Speaker 4: that exactly. It was a group issue and it should

54:30 Speaker 4: have stayed inside of the group. That being said, Bravo

54:34 Speaker 4: is losing me in general. Because I'm gonna say this

54:37 Speaker 4: and then I gotta get ready to head on out.

54:39 Speaker 4: Bravo's losing me in general. I'm not excited for that

54:43 Speaker 4: next gen z All the children's show.

54:46 Speaker 2: I'm not.

54:47 Speaker 4: And I know that them babies worked hard and clap

54:50 Speaker 4: clap Bravo to them. I hope they get everything that

54:52 Speaker 4: they want out of it. I'm just acutely aware that they're.

54:55 Speaker 1: Not talking to me.

54:56 Speaker 4: When I come to Bravo and I remember our own.

55:00 Speaker 4: We started coming to Bravo because of Orange County.

55:03 Speaker 2: Right when I come to.

55:04 Speaker 4: Bravo, I'm coming to see out of order women, not

55:09 Speaker 4: they kids who I grew up watching.

55:13 Speaker 1: When I started coming to Bravo.

55:14 Speaker 2: I don't sing inappropriate songs over a cupcake like thank you.

55:19 Speaker 4: And I had the same critique, this has nothing to

55:21 Speaker 4: do with them being the children of somebody. I had

55:23 Speaker 4: the same critique with girlfriends in Paris. I said that

55:27 Speaker 4: if Bravo had staged up girlfriends in Paris even just

55:31 Speaker 4: five years, we would be having a different conversation.

55:35 Speaker 2: Because they love show. They did a show of women

55:40 Speaker 2: in a particular age. They were all black women, and

55:42 Speaker 2: they went to Italy. My mom and I watched that.

55:45 Speaker 2: My mama loved that.

55:46 Speaker 4: She said, now that was a good show, or even

55:48 Speaker 4: the age group of dancing dancing queens.

55:52 Speaker 1: But it's just the target demographic for these Bravo shows.

55:56 Speaker 4: Although they're starting to scale a little bit younger and

56:00 Speaker 4: scale some out of being majority women, it's still women

56:06 Speaker 4: driving the audience over there, and middle aged women. I

56:10 Speaker 4: don't want to watch a twenty one year old cry

56:13 Speaker 4: about possibly having to leave Paris because she decided to

56:16 Speaker 4: sleep in late instead of going to get her green card,

56:20 Speaker 4: I'm turning the channel now, like and that's just how.

56:25 Speaker 2: Because if young one's gonna first ask her where what's

56:27 Speaker 2: going on with your mom and her lips? I don't.

56:30 Speaker 2: In fact, I would prefer they someone put Kim Zosiak

56:34 Speaker 2: back on an interview because I have a lot of

56:36 Speaker 2: questions about a lot of choices that have been made

56:39 Speaker 2: before we put the youngest daughter on that thing. I

56:42 Speaker 2: don't have any questions for her.

56:44 Speaker 4: But that's an extreme pimp out.

56:47 Speaker 2: That's okay? Is and then to say she don't know

56:49 Speaker 2: who's been asked like that? And am I too old?

56:52 Speaker 2: I feel too olden this and that's crazy.

56:54 Speaker 1: This is what I'm saying.

56:56 Speaker 4: No, but yes, the like to them, know, I really do.

57:00 Speaker 4: I really do wish them all the best because I

57:02 Speaker 4: know that they're working hard. I just personally don't want

57:05 Speaker 4: to see it. Yeah, no, that next Jen, I mean

57:07 Speaker 4: it was it's a cute s cast.

57:09 Speaker 2: You got your Brooksmarts, you got your Ariana Bearman, you

57:12 Speaker 2: got Gia GDJ Judice. That girl, you know, loses me

57:17 Speaker 2: a little bit because I don't think she's very bright

57:19 Speaker 2: and comes from a family of questionable decisions. So if

57:22 Speaker 2: she's pre law, I need to go see what record's

57:25 Speaker 2: talking about, because clearly the barn is left. The bar

57:28 Speaker 2: is so low. I'm a little concerned because no good

57:32 Speaker 2: lawyers of anybody in your situation, Curly, but the dependently

57:36 Speaker 2: girdl lawyers of ours king and hers, because she stills

57:39 Speaker 2: got her moneys and she still got her job. And

57:41 Speaker 2: as long as Atlanta is kicking on Bravo, I will

57:44 Speaker 2: be watching. My concern is that because of this new

57:47 Speaker 2: you know group in cast and this the brid of

57:49 Speaker 2: it all not having any repercussions, I'm not super interested

57:53 Speaker 2: in Atlanta's like the last thing I'm holding onto because

57:55 Speaker 2: as you said, with this jin next view, soho, I

57:58 Speaker 2: don't really recognize the b that we have anymore. I

58:01 Speaker 2: don't recognize any I think someone like to ominously end

58:05 Speaker 2: you know on this know what I think they said,

58:07 Speaker 2: y'all know that baby shower picture of Andy's baby shower.

58:11 Speaker 2: Apparently only like four women are actually still employed on

58:14 Speaker 2: their original franchises. Of that entire photo.

58:17 Speaker 1: Girl, look at it now.

58:19 Speaker 2: It is crazy because if you think about all the

58:22 Speaker 2: Dallas girls gone, that show is over put tomn over

58:25 Speaker 2: half of them are gone.

58:26 Speaker 1: They they do who the Dallas girls.

58:30 Speaker 2: A different set, A different set, a different set. Let's

58:33 Speaker 2: let's filter on Biker Tree a little bit better and

58:35 Speaker 2: a different you do it?

58:37 Speaker 1: They start with the same girls and then filter them out.

58:40 Speaker 4: If y'all could kick yall miss thees, Hey, get the

58:43 Speaker 4: get the kicking everybody out. You feel what I'm saying,

58:45 Speaker 4: Bring them, bring them problematic breast besties back, give them

58:48 Speaker 4: some wine and they cuked.

58:50 Speaker 1: Let them be problematic again, and then let's just do

58:53 Speaker 1: to some things said. We have decided not to film

58:55 Speaker 1: with women.

58:56 Speaker 2: Whatever that girl name is, Brandy. Yes, they m the

59:02 Speaker 2: Asian hater. Yes. I I just wonder where Bravo is added.

59:07 Speaker 2: It seems like house ifs are the only thing of

59:09 Speaker 2: Bravo that I recognize right now. And even that is

59:12 Speaker 2: like quickly, like they're there. It seems like they're really

59:15 Speaker 2: eager to make the shift. And you're the ones who

59:18 Speaker 2: are like, hey, you'll lose us, and you're like, we're

59:20 Speaker 2: going in a different director, girl, And I say, who

59:24 Speaker 2: is to blame? I don't really know. I maybe it's

59:27 Speaker 2: a ninety two million dollar birthday party, is the reason

59:29 Speaker 2: I don't have the TV on Bravo anymore.

59:31 Speaker 1: Guess I think that is it. I think on the

59:34 Speaker 1: ninety two million dollar birthday party, because that's.

59:35 Speaker 2: That's exactly what I will do. You know what, that's

59:37 Speaker 2: the title of this episode. No one know what the

59:39 Speaker 2: hell we're talking about. The ten million dollar birthday party

59:42 Speaker 2: that is not mine. I'm getting a windshield for my

59:45 Speaker 2: birthday and watching the house. Come on, come on, correspondent.

59:51 Speaker 2: Y'all all just showed me her Bravo bag because you

59:53 Speaker 2: know she'd be she'd be invited to places. I cannot

59:56 Speaker 2: wait for you to watch this bad influence.

1:00:00 Speaker 6: Oh I'm gonna I'm asking your message as soon as

1:00:02 Speaker 6: I'm no, please you as soon as you do, in fact,

1:00:07 Speaker 6: in fact, like please feel free to take notes or

1:00:09 Speaker 6: live like text me because it's so wild every five

1:00:14 Speaker 6: or so minutes.

1:00:15 Speaker 2: But I have to have a parent's perspective come back

1:00:17 Speaker 2: and talk about this. Yes, I really do, because anybody

1:00:20 Speaker 2: else would be like everybody should be in jail, right,

1:00:22 Speaker 2: But I don't even know if it's severity of this

1:00:24 Speaker 2: is well, piss.

1:00:25 Speaker 1: A mom off, you know what I mean, So that

1:00:27 Speaker 1: when I come back, I can tell you note for note.

1:00:30 Speaker 2: Fantastic Elle, I love your new artwork. Can you please

1:00:33 Speaker 2: don't go and find you now where they can listen

1:00:37 Speaker 2: to you, discover all things.

1:00:38 Speaker 1: You, all things mean.

1:00:40 Speaker 4: So we had to take a little shift because in

1:00:43 Speaker 4: real life I am working in local politics and I

1:00:46 Speaker 4: couldn't just give you all the videos the same way

1:00:48 Speaker 4: that I was given them because of real life. So

1:00:50 Speaker 4: we were taking the real life and the goings on

1:00:53 Speaker 4: and mixing it with the pop culture and the politics.

1:00:55 Speaker 4: So you can find me at brief b R I

1:00:58 Speaker 4: e s ed by on everything. For whatever reason, since

1:01:03 Speaker 4: the little fake twenty four hour band of TikTok, I

1:01:06 Speaker 4: can't change my handle, so my handle still say just

1:01:10 Speaker 4: Al Maritaki.

1:01:11 Speaker 1: But if you type in briefed by l my name

1:01:13 Speaker 1: has changed, so it'll still come up. Okay, you can

1:01:16 Speaker 1: find me on all things there.

1:01:17 Speaker 4: On the politics side, we are covering the New Jersey

1:01:20 Speaker 4: gubernatorial race. So I did a deep guve on all

1:01:23 Speaker 4: six of the Democratic candidates there, and I've got some

1:01:26 Speaker 4: interviews coming.

1:01:28 Speaker 1: Three of the six Democratic candidates we will be interviewing,

1:01:32 Speaker 1: and you know, maybe.

1:01:33 Speaker 4: The other three will join in. Okay, and we'll have

1:01:37 Speaker 4: that conversation. And remember to vote in all of your

1:01:40 Speaker 4: local elections. That's were real change, please, y'all. It's made

1:01:44 Speaker 4: so yeah, you're if your city, your state has an election,

1:01:48 Speaker 4: be tapped in.

1:01:50 Speaker 2: A couple of people in that you want to see

1:01:52 Speaker 2: and then call them and hold them to the promises

1:01:54 Speaker 2: that they made you. Okay, it's to call people, and

1:01:57 Speaker 2: in between your calls, take breaks and go watch some

1:02:00 Speaker 2: the TV. Y'all take care of yourselves. You know where

1:02:02 Speaker 2: to find me on all the things mixing with money

1:02:05 Speaker 2: and my ex and g W I T H M

1:02:08 Speaker 2: A N Okay, that's always stay happy if you can,

1:02:11 Speaker 2: stay healthy best you can, and stay home because that's

1:02:14 Speaker 2: where I'm at because everything else I had is expensive

1:02:17 Speaker 2: because behind dollars to breathe and that's the allergy medicine

1:02:21 Speaker 2: terrists and without the zootech. So yeah, y'all, take care

1:02:26 Speaker 2: of yourself. Watching the TV, tell me what you're thinking,

1:02:29 Speaker 2: what you're watching, if you saw the Bad Kids, influencer whatever,

1:02:32 Speaker 2: dot d m me and let me know and tell

1:02:35 Speaker 2: me what you'll launching. Yeah, take care of yourself.

1:02:37 Speaker 1: Thank you so much El for being here of course anytime.

1:02:41 Speaker 2: Bye.

1:02:41 Speaker 1: Nice