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Speaker 7: You think, uh huh, I shure will Good morning everybody.
Speaker 7: You're listening to the voice, Come on dig me now,
Speaker 7: one and only Steve.
Speaker 8: Harley got a radio show. Here we go today.
Speaker 7: I think I have something for a lot of people today,
Speaker 7: at least I hope I do. And this is about
Speaker 7: on your journey, And this is about something that happens
Speaker 7: to us all. I mean, what happens to all of
Speaker 7: us from time to time when we get discouraged, What
Speaker 7: happens to all of us when we feel like quitting,
Speaker 7: What happens to all of us when we have that
Speaker 7: turnback moment, What happens to all of us when it
Speaker 7: don't seem like it's going to pan out. Because I
Speaker 7: want you to understand something that everyone, every single living soul,
Speaker 7: has those thoughts about something at some point point in
Speaker 7: their life. I mean, you know, look, I've oftentimes been
Speaker 7: discouraged about things not happening.
Speaker 8: As fast as I like them.
Speaker 7: All things don't pan out the way I would like
Speaker 7: for them to have panned out. I mean, it's so
Speaker 7: many ways to get discouraged. But what my encouragement to
Speaker 7: you is when discouragement comes is understand this. It is
Speaker 7: a part of the growth process. It is a test.
Speaker 7: It is a test of your faith. How bad you
Speaker 7: want it, do you really believe? That's all faith is is, simply,
Speaker 7: and I've said this how many times. Faith is the
Speaker 7: belief in things that you cannot see. So when discouragement comes,
Speaker 7: setbacks comes, it is a test of your faith. At
Speaker 7: least it's been that way for me. Now other people
Speaker 7: can explain it another way. I'm not other people. I
Speaker 7: can only give it to you the way it has
Speaker 7: come to me and throughout my life, and man o
Speaker 7: man or man discouragement sometimes it's tough to deal with
Speaker 7: because it seems at times when you were discouraged that
Speaker 7: is so absolute that this means the end, and if
Speaker 7: you allow it to set in, it can be just
Speaker 7: that the end of you, when merely merely it was
Speaker 7: a test, that's.
Speaker 8: All it is.
Speaker 7: But the majority of people that I know who are
Speaker 7: not successful or who have told me the story of
Speaker 7: how they gave up, it was because at a moment
Speaker 7: of discouragement that they allowed it to set in and
Speaker 7: it became so engulfing that it became the reason why
Speaker 7: you shouldn't finish. And then they started justifying it with
Speaker 7: hit the one that I hate to hear. Well, if
Speaker 7: it's God's will, excuse me. If it's God's will that
Speaker 7: you fail. If it's God's will that you're not successful.
Speaker 7: If it's God's will that you lay down and give up,
Speaker 7: it's God's will that you allow yourself to amount to,
Speaker 7: not to not reach your potential. That's God's will. That's
Speaker 7: not the God I know. That's not the God I served,
Speaker 7: That's not the God I've read about. That's not the
Speaker 7: God I believe in. I'm sorry. I just my mother
Speaker 7: always taught me something that he didn't bring me this
Speaker 7: far to leave me. I just don't believe that, not
Speaker 7: for a second. Now have I convinced myself for some things, yep?
Speaker 7: Have I allowed the devil to come into the picture
Speaker 7: and paint a different one from it? Yep, yep, I've
Speaker 7: done all of that. But you can't blame that on God. Now,
Speaker 7: come on, So when discouragement comes, try to look at
Speaker 7: it if you can, as a test of your faith,
Speaker 7: and you merely have to pass the test. It could
Speaker 7: be for a day or half a day, a few hours,
Speaker 7: a week, a few weeks, it don't matter. Don't nobody
Speaker 7: know how long the test period is. Your job is
Speaker 7: to keep the faith and keep moving. Keep the faith
Speaker 7: and keep moving, keep working, keep believing, keep hope alive.
Speaker 8: That's your job.
Speaker 7: If you do that, that's how you pass the test.
Speaker 7: It could be over tomorrow, it could be over in
Speaker 7: two weeks, it could be over in a month.
Speaker 8: You don't know.
Speaker 7: But all you got to do is wake up and
Speaker 7: keep the faith and fight the discouraging feeling.
Speaker 8: And how do you do that? Steve? Now here we go.
Speaker 7: This is the part I know about for show because
Speaker 7: how many times I've had to fight off discouragement in
Speaker 7: order to get to where God wanted me to be.
Speaker 7: What do you do when you become discouraged? Well, I
Speaker 7: think of the outcome. When I get discouraged about a task,
Speaker 7: I think about the outcome. Man, what would it be
Speaker 7: like if I were to complete the task? What would
Speaker 7: it be like?
Speaker 8: Man?
Speaker 7: What would the outcome be for me if I hung
Speaker 7: loan in there? If I didn't give up, If I imagine,
Speaker 7: I imagine if I don't quit.
Speaker 8: I imagine if I don't.
Speaker 7: Give up, what would it be like? Man, Suppose everything
Speaker 7: I'm hoping for comes true. But if I don't quit
Speaker 7: and give up, that might just be the case. I
Speaker 7: start talking to myself like that, think of what the
Speaker 7: upside is. What's the upside to stay in with it?
Speaker 7: You see, all this is the same thing. I'm just
Speaker 7: giving you different ways to look at it. I'm saying
Speaker 7: the exact same thing over and over. But I'm just
Speaker 7: trying to find a switch that connects in your mind
Speaker 7: where you can say, Okay, man, I'm gonna hang in there.
Speaker 7: Because if you think of the outcome and the outcome
Speaker 7: is appealing to you, if you imagine what it would
Speaker 7: be like if you don't give up or you don't quit,
Speaker 7: if you think only of what the upside is to
Speaker 7: stay in with it, And then I go, where can
Speaker 7: this lead to? If I stay with it, man, and
Speaker 7: the outcome comes true? What else could that lead me?
Speaker 7: To because I mean, there's always more to it. So
Speaker 7: where else could this lead me to? What are the possibilities?
Speaker 3: Man?
Speaker 7: What are the limitless possibilities? What could God possibly have
Speaker 7: in store for me? If I just hang in there,
Speaker 7: if I pass this test of faith? If I just
Speaker 7: pass this test, now, it ain't gonna be the only one.
Speaker 7: But you gotta get past this one. No, then you
Speaker 7: gonna hear the smooth plane. Then it's gonna be another one.
Speaker 7: It's gonna be another one. Life ain't nothing but a
Speaker 7: series of tests.
Speaker 8: Man.
Speaker 7: Man, when you're thinking about giving up, when you're discouraged,
Speaker 7: think of the outcome. Imagine what it would be like
Speaker 7: if you don't quit, if you don't give up, what's
Speaker 7: the upside to staying with it? Where can this all
Speaker 7: lead to? What can this get you to? If you
Speaker 7: do this and you get to where you think you
Speaker 7: want to be? Oh my god, what's after that? What
Speaker 7: are the limitless and endless possibilities of holding on to
Speaker 7: your faith?
Speaker 8: What could really be out there for me? Man?
Speaker 7: If I just pass this test, you gotta talk yourself
Speaker 7: into hanging in there.
Speaker 1: You're listening morning?
Speaker 8: Shall all right? Everybody?
Speaker 9: Hey?
Speaker 8: Listen?
Speaker 7: Can I have your attention please, I have a few
Speaker 7: questions I'd like to ask this morning. I don't normally
Speaker 7: like to start to show with questions. I like to
Speaker 7: start to show with statements. But I'm just a little
Speaker 7: bit curious. Here's question number one. Have you ever seen
Speaker 7: today before? That's question number one? Has any of you
Speaker 7: ever been at this moment that we have in front
Speaker 7: of us currently, at the present moment?
Speaker 8: Have any of you ever been here before?
Speaker 7: The third question, if this is a new experience, should
Speaker 7: you not be awfully excited about it? And then the
Speaker 7: last question, if you ain't excited about doing something you've
Speaker 7: never done before, like arrive at a moment in time
Speaker 7: that you've never had before, and it's called today, which
Speaker 7: is why they call it the President because it is
Speaker 7: a gift from God.
Speaker 8: Why would you not be overjoyed with that?
Speaker 10: Know?
Speaker 7: I am what I'm talking about. Shelby Strawberry calling for
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Speaker 8: You been having a lot on your mind, Letty, what's
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Speaker 4: I'm gonna tell you this, I really mean this, man,
Speaker 4: It's gonna be hard man to watch these NBA playoffs.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna be hard because it's the commercials tim.
Speaker 8: Oh I thought, because y'all wasn't in it.
Speaker 4: No, no, yeah, it's in fact, man, it's just a
Speaker 4: commercials man, because they making me think something wrong with me.
Speaker 4: Now I already got sickle sell. But now I feel
Speaker 4: like you know this private sect t O TC commercially
Speaker 4: seen this twenty five times over the weekend. I saw zipping.
Speaker 4: Now I know my A one C got to be
Speaker 4: happy because they told me, Yeah, I got all of this, dog,
Speaker 4: I have to have it. I'm gonna tell you another
Speaker 4: thing that's wrong too. I got I gotta get some
Speaker 4: pept o in here because the people in that restaurant
Speaker 4: singing upset, stomach heartburn diary. I got to see that
Speaker 4: their people have to have all this to wrong with
Speaker 4: me because they keep showing me every NBA commercial break
Speaker 4: and my lord looming. They want us to get this,
Speaker 4: They need us to go get this.
Speaker 8: Now.
Speaker 4: This is seventy two hours, the old that you can
Speaker 4: put anywhere, feet under, all chest back everything. Seventy two hours.
Speaker 4: We had your Yeah, she said that on TV. She
Speaker 4: said that, So I have to yes, you have to
Speaker 4: don't like r Well, you ain't got.
Speaker 5: To like her.
Speaker 4: The fact that I just don't like her, So you
Speaker 4: don't want to get the looming you don't need it.
Speaker 8: I don't like the way she representing the brand.
Speaker 7: She might have invented it, but she should have went
Speaker 7: to casting and got it.
Speaker 8: She's too close to the camera.
Speaker 1: For me that.
Speaker 8: You talk about your video.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't like.
Speaker 7: You're talking about butt crack smelling all that. You all
Speaker 7: up on the camera back in my face.
Speaker 10: You don't know.
Speaker 8: I'm over here eating. Take you all in my face? Time?
Speaker 8: Have you seen? Have you seen?
Speaker 6: That's it?
Speaker 11: That's hu.
Speaker 7: That's when the last time you smell your book, lady.
Speaker 4: I just think, man, they showed us smoke murdered. What
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Speaker 12: Coming up at thirty two minutes after the hour, Thank you, Junior.
Speaker 12: It's church complaints with Reverend Motown and Deacon death Jam.
Speaker 1: Right after this. You're listening hardy Morning show.
Speaker 12: It is time now for Reverend Motown and Deacon death Jam.
Speaker 1: Today is Monday. You know what that means church complaints.
Speaker 8: Oh oe, letting me get my son.
Speaker 9: But essons for this here we got the coolest path
Speaker 9: on the planet.
Speaker 7: I am here to bring about our vulation in the
Speaker 7: population to God. Most differently, as we projectile through this
Speaker 7: journey of life, we mystification.
Speaker 8: So many times we.
Speaker 7: In the bowels of constipation.
Speaker 8: Realize our duty.
Speaker 7: As we go forward. Let us begin with church complaints.
Speaker 7: Come on, deacon, all right.
Speaker 8: Let me get it together here.
Speaker 9: All right, listen, they asking that you talk to sister
Speaker 9: Gretchen mcdone. Now she keep teaching the kids slavery songs
Speaker 9: during the children church. They keep the kids can't get
Speaker 9: steal away out of their head, and they don't know
Speaker 9: what it means.
Speaker 8: So I need, we, please need to talk to hot Well.
Speaker 8: I think it's a good thing. I was forced as
Speaker 8: a child by my father to listen to the Blues.
Speaker 7: It turned out that I became most depressed eight year
Speaker 7: old actual school nor So I think a good Slaves
Speaker 7: song will cut back on some of the violence that
Speaker 7: promenades in our.
Speaker 8: School system today.
Speaker 7: If you're gonna take proud the school, at least put
Speaker 7: a good old hymn in there.
Speaker 8: All steal away. Hmm, whoa steal away?
Speaker 7: That's why? Ain't nothing like a baby singing steal away?
Speaker 9: All right, I'm moving right along. I let them know
Speaker 9: that we wh the kids will continue to learn it.
Speaker 9: Sound moving forward. Brother Cyrus is now wearing a wig
Speaker 9: with a chin strap on it. People keep pulling it
Speaker 9: and popping it back down on his head. He's asking
Speaker 9: that you suspend those that are doing this to him.
Speaker 8: Yo, cow passed, But.
Speaker 7: No, I thought that the chin strap was a brilliant
Speaker 7: ideal because he has lost several health pieces doe to winds,
Speaker 7: strong winds and shout, and by wearing a ting chin strap,
Speaker 7: he has helped. I think what the some of the
Speaker 7: sanctuaries trying to do is tighten it for him using
Speaker 7: it because sometimes he's not paying attention and it's all
Speaker 7: the way back on his neck.
Speaker 8: Okay, when I looked like a safari hat, I know
Speaker 8: you can go that way with it. You get the visual?
Speaker 9: All right, I'm moving along past to our sister Lastatia
Speaker 9: just had an eight pound baby boy. Now her father
Speaker 9: is furious that she don't know who the father is. She, however,
Speaker 9: did go to a Wild and Out TV show taping
Speaker 9: the father thing is Nick Cannon's baby and he wants
Speaker 9: a paternity test.
Speaker 8: Your thoughts, past.
Speaker 7: Oh, if you went a wild another in strong possibility
Speaker 7: and when you've got my vote because you down there
Speaker 7: at the baby making capital of the world.
Speaker 8: You go down there the wild and.
Speaker 7: Out they wilding out, acting out, showing out, all other
Speaker 7: kind of out.
Speaker 8: Ooh, praise God for brother Nick ain't roll here.
Speaker 7: According to Nick, though, you won't have to take him
Speaker 7: to Colton for payments.
Speaker 8: He don't have that with none of his baby's mammas.
Speaker 9: All right, well, Pastor, this is attach it when here,
Speaker 9: I please talk to brother Felix Davis.
Speaker 8: Now he is just out of control. Pastor. Now, we
Speaker 8: all know.
Speaker 9: That brother Felix is gay, and we have no problem
Speaker 9: with that. He We love Brother Felix. But he asked
Speaker 9: Brother Philip how do I get to the church picnic?
Speaker 9: And Brother Phillip said, first, you need to go straight,
Speaker 9: and then he just started cussing Brother Philip out and
Speaker 9: pulled out the parking lot.
Speaker 7: Stand by our directions. We stand by our directions to
Speaker 7: the picnic. Go straight if you want to get to
Speaker 7: the picnic. Felix, now you know you had several other
Speaker 7: outbursts you didn't like, uh, several things. We was at
Speaker 7: the church dance and somebody played I'm coming out, I'm
Speaker 7: coming out. I went through Wellton and and you didn't
Speaker 7: like that. You got mad at that then, or somebody
Speaker 7: played Grace Jones or something, pull up to the Bumple Baby,
Speaker 7: and then you had a problem with that damn phoenix
Speaker 7: and you started looking around the party like everybody.
Speaker 8: Wasn't nobody's talking about you.
Speaker 7: The directions to the picnic is first, just go straight.
Speaker 7: We can't give you nothing else. You're in front of
Speaker 7: the church. Your car is put at east. You have
Speaker 7: the direction. We said you gotta go straight. Now, Why
Speaker 7: didn't you mad at us bo. We didn't say nothing
Speaker 7: about you had to change nothing else. We just said
Speaker 7: you got to go straight in your car.
Speaker 8: Sister calling has cut off the zoom. What does that now?
Speaker 1: It's time to go coming up next, go.
Speaker 8: Straight to the break, straight to the break.
Speaker 12: It is as the Colo Chief Love Office is Steve
Speaker 12: Harvey in the buildings.
Speaker 1: You're listening Harvey Morning Show coming up at the top
Speaker 1: of the hour. In entertainment news, we're sending prayers of
Speaker 1: healing to superstar Jamie Foxx is he's still hospitalized in Atlanta.
Speaker 1: Sad news there.
Speaker 12: Actress and comedian Monique is suing CBSTV over royalties from
Speaker 12: a past TV show, and New York City has a
Speaker 12: brand new rat czar. We'll see how this works out.
Speaker 12: The ratsar will get rid of the city's rat problems.
Speaker 12: That's what she was hired to do. All that's coming
Speaker 12: up at the top of the hour. We'll talk about
Speaker 12: it then, but right now it is time to ask
Speaker 12: the CLO. Chief Love Officer, Steve Harvey Feefee in Bismarck writes,
Speaker 12: after eleven years of marriage, my hobby said he wants
Speaker 12: to see other people. He doesn't want a divorce. He's
Speaker 12: asking for permission to cheat. I would rather die than
Speaker 12: be a single, middle aged woman. So do I agree
Speaker 12: to have an open marriage with him?
Speaker 8: Are you stupid? Right?
Speaker 7: Come on, man, Wait a minute, you would rather die
Speaker 7: than to be us us a single woman? Are you
Speaker 7: kidding me? Are you kidding me? You would rather die
Speaker 7: than to be free? Wait a minute. You got a
Speaker 7: man that don't want you? That you got a man
Speaker 7: and you ain't enough for him.
Speaker 8: That's that's that's what he's saying to.
Speaker 7: You he wants to see other people, but he but
Speaker 7: he don't want to get divorced. He's asking for your
Speaker 7: permission to cheat. Now you've already given him the permission
Speaker 7: because you just said you'd rather die than to be
Speaker 7: a single middle aged woman. So you're gonna sit there
Speaker 7: in a marriage and feel what it feels like to
Speaker 7: be put into a second place position. Yeah, that's that's
Speaker 7: that's that's gonna be good with you, lady. You need
Speaker 7: to pick up your self esteem. Ain't no, I'm not
Speaker 7: giving nobody permission to walk on me nobody.
Speaker 12: How do you ask that question? How do you even
Speaker 12: fix your mouth to ask the husband? Yeah?
Speaker 8: Because you know who you're married to?
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, yeah, see you got to know who you
Speaker 7: married to.
Speaker 8: Yeah, it's it's to me and no good.
Speaker 7: Hell, well, they can't go in there and have that conversation,
Speaker 7: go and ask for permission to cheat. What you got
Speaker 7: to really know who you married to? And most of
Speaker 7: us know who we're married to.
Speaker 8: And she not having the question?
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, exactly, because then suppose she turned around and say, okay, cool,
Speaker 7: well let's both go cheat and we're gonna see how
Speaker 7: you feel about somebody playing in your playground.
Speaker 1: All right, well, I hope you learned something. Come fix you.
Speaker 1: We're moving on Raven just Clo says.
Speaker 12: My husband's mother has given us money freely since she
Speaker 12: got rich from a legal settlement back in twenty eighteen.
Speaker 12: Because of that, my husband was afraid to tell her
Speaker 12: no when she asked to tag along on our trip
Speaker 12: to Belieze this summer. Would I be selfish if I
Speaker 12: told her that I want to be alone with my husband.
Speaker 8: You done took all this lady money.
Speaker 1: He won't do it.
Speaker 7: Yeah, now you won't be by yourself. She's going letter.
Speaker 7: Let her go on and going over there. She probably
Speaker 7: paid for it. Get her room on the other side
Speaker 7: of that resort.
Speaker 8: And shut your mouth.
Speaker 7: I can't stare people to get a gift, a gift
Speaker 7: handed to him. I don't want how to go. I
Speaker 7: want to be alone. Yeah, she won't to tag along.
Speaker 7: Let her go. She didn't give y'all all this. She
Speaker 7: gave y'all money freely. Some things happened. Just go to police.
Speaker 7: Let your mother in law be on the other side
Speaker 7: of the thing.
Speaker 8: She got all it. Money. Y'all go somewhere else by yourself.
Speaker 12: Maybe her mom, her mother in law, could take a
Speaker 12: friend or something.
Speaker 1: Take a girlfriend. Damn you you selfish? Yeah, she asked,
Speaker 1: Would she be selfish?
Speaker 8: Yes? Yes?
Speaker 7: The answer that stupid is the question. She pays now
Speaker 7: free money because she's rich. She she won't go on
Speaker 7: one trip.
Speaker 6: Girl.
Speaker 8: Please, I'm gonna listen to me. She can stay next door.
Speaker 9: Okay, meet you outstown for breakfast.
Speaker 4: Okay, yeah, I'll tell you what if you want to
Speaker 4: come along on my trip, you more than wilcome. My
Speaker 4: wife ain't gonna say nothing.
Speaker 11: What's that whyte.
Speaker 4: Coming's gonna shut your hands up?
Speaker 8: Let Steed come?
Speaker 12: Yeah, yeah, come on, raising all right? Daniel and Patterson says,
Speaker 12: I was sitting at work yesterday and my husband sent
Speaker 12: me a picture of his man man and I was shocked.
Speaker 12: I immediately accused him of sending it to the wrong woman.
Speaker 12: He said he was trying to show me what I
Speaker 12: was gonna get when I got home. He's never done
Speaker 12: this before. Did he mess up and try to fix
Speaker 12: it quickly?
Speaker 8: So you sent the picture to you?
Speaker 7: That's overthinking, right then, he ain't never done it before.
Speaker 8: It's the first for everything.
Speaker 1: Trying to spice things up.
Speaker 7: Are trying to show you what you was gonna give
Speaker 7: when you he send it to the wrong person.
Speaker 10: Now, she ma.
Speaker 8: Cain't do nothing. Now you want something to be wrong.
Speaker 9: Took my time get the angle right of this picture
Speaker 9: and get this focus and get.
Speaker 8: The lighting right on this thing. I done, got.
Speaker 9: All cleaned up and took this picture of you. Now
Speaker 9: you thinking, man, you ought to go on somewhere. I
Speaker 9: got the right angle on it.
Speaker 8: You. I got it look like it was called. You
Speaker 8: know I've been working on it like you' said commercial.
Speaker 8: I just read it.
Speaker 1: You gotta get that lighting right, baby all.
Speaker 8: I got that light right his angle, got it looking okay.
Speaker 2: When you're drinking coffee of tea, don't listen to this show.
Speaker 8: I'm okay, you will sut it out.
Speaker 2: That's a disclaiming warning to our listeners.
Speaker 11: Don't drink coffee of tea.
Speaker 8: Listen to this show. Don't sing your wife no picture.
Speaker 1: Here's the last one.
Speaker 12: Steve jalen and Southfield says, I'm a thirty eight year
Speaker 12: old man and I love a tastefully dressed woman. My
Speaker 12: girl is forty two years old, but she started dressing
Speaker 12: like an Instagram model, a bra and a Blazer is
Speaker 12: not a class he look to me, Should I let
Speaker 12: her express herself or can I give her my opinion?
Speaker 8: Yeah? I think you need to shut up though. He's
Speaker 8: thirty eight, the one with the brawn. Blazer said that
Speaker 8: a rocket. Here's a little rock there. Don't what's wrong
Speaker 8: with you?
Speaker 1: He's only thirty eight.
Speaker 8: Don't you shut your squarez up Instagram mom.
Speaker 10: In a while?
Speaker 7: Yeah, I just cut old squares dudes. Man, I'm trying
Speaker 7: to mess up something. I'm trying to look nice for you,
Speaker 7: and here you complain.
Speaker 8: I want to I want to strang up hairls And yeah, turtleneck.
Speaker 1: Is not a classy look to him.
Speaker 9: To him, that's what he said, right Bra, bright Blazer, Right, Bra,
Speaker 9: you got something happening, buddy, Trust.
Speaker 8: Me, I have Instagram. That's what I'm thinking.
Speaker 4: Because you ain't seen them.
Speaker 8: You sure ain't you think? Bro and Blazer?
Speaker 6: Hold hold what you say?
Speaker 8: That's conservative, boy.
Speaker 4: You must not have it.
Speaker 8: They gonna wear skin now man. Alright, all right.
Speaker 12: Thank you forelo coming up at the top of the hour,
Speaker 12: we'll have some entertainment news for you.
Speaker 1: Right after this. You're listening Morning show.
Speaker 12: We want to send our prayers of healing to actor, singer,
Speaker 12: comedian friend Jamie Fox. Jamie has been hospitalized in an
Speaker 12: Atlanta hospital since last Tuesday, reportedly recovering from an unspecified
Speaker 12: medical condition. Jamie's daughter Corinne made the announcement on social
Speaker 12: media last week, and sources close to Jamie are now
Speaker 12: saying that Jamie is doing better and he's been talking
Speaker 12: and even joking with his family, And of course our
Speaker 12: prayers are with Jamie. We want him to get well soon,
Speaker 12: for sure.
Speaker 6: Man.
Speaker 12: Yeah, yeah, wow in Atlanta and then he was working
Speaker 12: on a movie in Atlanta. Yeah, I think he had
Speaker 12: eight days left to shoot and he became ill and
Speaker 12: they had to rush him to the hospital.
Speaker 1: Yeah, eight scenes.
Speaker 8: I can't remember what I heard. I thought I heard it.
Speaker 12: I said eight more days, you know, yes, But yeah,
Speaker 12: so are definitely our prayers are with Jamie to get
Speaker 12: well soon, and we'll keep you posted.
Speaker 1: In other news, fresh.
Speaker 12: Off the premiere of her Netflix special, actress and comedian
Speaker 12: Monique has announced that she's suing CBSTV Studios and Paramount Pictures.
Speaker 12: She's suing them for unpaid royalties that were linked to her.
Speaker 12: We all remember the Parkers. It was on in the
Speaker 12: nineteen nineties. In the early two thousands, it was a hit,
Speaker 12: The Parkers. Everybody watched The Parkers Love Yeah Professor, Oh
Speaker 12: yeah you were on there, Parker.
Speaker 4: Yes.
Speaker 12: According to the Associated Press, Monique filed a breach of
Speaker 12: contract suit alleging that the defendants quote artificially depressed the
Speaker 12: show's profitability to retain millions that would otherwise be contractually
Speaker 12: do to Monique's production company. Monique spoke about the lawsuit
Speaker 12: on Instagram, claiming that her documents would shed some light
Speaker 12: on the unfair financial practices. So she's swing for back
Speaker 12: royalties with what she's doing.
Speaker 8: That's real talk.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I was gonna ask you have you ever had
Speaker 1: to do that before or Steve.
Speaker 8: Well, I don't really, that's not my style.
Speaker 7: But she's onto something because TV man, they they paid
Speaker 7: the numbers. They're very deceptive in television, very very deceptive,
Speaker 7: especially when you have back in. So she could be
Speaker 7: onto something. But yeah, it's the lawsuit is gonna have
Speaker 7: to entail an audit. You got an audit and you
Speaker 7: got to pay the money for the audit to see
Speaker 7: if there's something there. So I mean, I wish it
Speaker 7: well if it works.
Speaker 8: Show Baby loved that the Coming Out show right there. Yes,
Speaker 8: I love that show.
Speaker 1: Sure, we're going forty.
Speaker 8: Love that show. I'll watch to day.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 12: And this next story is a first for any mayor
Speaker 12: in any city, especially with a major city. Last week,
Speaker 12: New York's Mayor Eric Adams announced that he has hired
Speaker 12: the city's first ever rat czar.
Speaker 1: Okay, he's appointed. Her name is Kathleen. Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 12: The rest of the position, New York City's ratsar, Kathleen Karate,
Speaker 12: that's her name. She's going to be New York's director
Speaker 12: of rodent mitigation. All right, get your mind right, rodent mitigation.
Speaker 12: This is a real job. The salary is reportedly over
Speaker 12: one hundred and fifty thousand dollars annually.
Speaker 8: Really, way more than that.
Speaker 9: To get something rents you don't want.
Speaker 7: You get my uncle one hundred he go down there.
Speaker 7: Give it all the days. You give uncle one hundred
Speaker 7: and fifty thousand dollars to be down there with them
Speaker 7: rests all week in long.
Speaker 1: Come about.
Speaker 8: That will be a damn rat down now you see
Speaker 8: that big these rests on. You don't give a damn You.
Speaker 7: Give my uncle one hundred fifty thousand dollars yeah, you're
Speaker 7: up in New York.
Speaker 8: Cure and that rat problem. You know you won't you
Speaker 8: won't see a mouse. I love it.
Speaker 7: I don't know who this lady is right here, and
Speaker 7: they need to give that money tomorrow. Uncle, the lesson.
Speaker 8: A hundred down, I'm gonna they not here.
Speaker 6: They did a hundred in.
Speaker 8: What we what shining it up?
Speaker 12: But they had a press release, and the press release
Speaker 12: said Mayor Adam's office said that Karate will find it
Speaker 12: innovative waves to cut off the New York Rats food sources.
Speaker 7: I'm telling you right now, Karate ain't gonna be able
Speaker 7: to stop them Rat Briada ain't gonna be able to
Speaker 7: stop no Rat. I don't know why y'all talking about
Speaker 7: bringing in in Karate. What you know about Rat.
Speaker 1: She's gonna she's gonna cut off their food sources.
Speaker 8: That's one cut off their food sauces.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and the new tech tchnology.
Speaker 8: You know how many people gonna starve in New York?
Speaker 7: What you need to do? Put me down there in
Speaker 7: that underground where they keep their food there. Then the
Speaker 7: next weekend drop me down their suic system. Y'all need
Speaker 7: a hundred video front if you get in don't take
Speaker 7: me no year now.
Speaker 8: One hundred thousand three weekends, all the rat going.
Speaker 1: You're not scared of rats or anything?
Speaker 8: You the hell scared raffo? See that one?
Speaker 7: Wrong with the later karate lady can't be scared of
Speaker 7: the rad You're gonna try killing rat?
Speaker 1: Well, what are you gonna do with them? Once you
Speaker 1: kill him?
Speaker 10: It?
Speaker 1: Because it's a lot of rats, that's a lot of road.
Speaker 7: They go ahead, lay round, you're gonna go. You're gonna
Speaker 7: you're gonna be pretty strong. Smell for a while, and
Speaker 7: you I said, I kill him, I gonna get him.
Speaker 11: Up another as a whole.
Speaker 7: I smell a two hundred thousand sweet them all out.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, we just wanted to die one hundred fifty.
Speaker 1: All right, well, thank you.
Speaker 12: Coming up in twenty minutes after the hour, Texas man
Speaker 12: gets a seventy year prison sentence for spitting on police officers.
Speaker 12: We'll have to talk about this when we come back
Speaker 12: right after this seventy zero seven seven zero.
Speaker 1: You're listening, Hardy Morning show.
Speaker 12: Well, we all know how you know, we all feel,
Speaker 12: and you guys in particular feel about a person's another person.
Speaker 12: We all agree that it is one of the most
Speaker 12: disgusting things you can do to someone. It's just plain nasty,
Speaker 12: it is. But in the case of thirty six year
Speaker 12: old Larry Pearson of Lubbock, Texas, does his prison time
Speaker 12: equal his crime? Back In twenty twenty two, Lubbock police
Speaker 12: officers reported to the scene of a domestic violence incident
Speaker 12: in which Pearson was accused of hitting a woman several times.
Speaker 12: A police report stated that Pearson was handcuffed in the
Speaker 12: back of a squad car and he allegedly spat at
Speaker 12: two police officers, and he continued to do so until
Speaker 12: he arrived at the Lubbock County Detention Center. Pearson reportedly
Speaker 12: had prior chargers for aggravated robbery and family violence and
Speaker 12: based of twenty five year minimum since. In addition to
Speaker 12: those chargers, he was charged with two counts of aggravating
Speaker 12: a police officer, and at the sentencing phase of his trial,
Speaker 12: prosecutors requested that the jury consider a number that would
Speaker 12: send a quote message to Pierson and society.
Speaker 1: So Pearson was sentenced to seventy years in prison. So
Speaker 1: there you go. Does the punishment fit the crime?
Speaker 7: No, seventy days, don't get seventy you know, what I'm saying, you,
Speaker 7: mad slaughter, don't get you seventy years, right, seventy years.
Speaker 8: The problem is the black dudes spit on the white dude.
Speaker 1: Thank you, That's what it is.
Speaker 7: And then they're talking about send a message, send the
Speaker 7: message to what. Yeah, that doesn't make any sense. But
Speaker 7: this's got to be something else to this story.
Speaker 8: It has to be. He must he got want something.
Speaker 12: Well, I mean yeah, Now, he did have prior charges
Speaker 12: for aggravated robbery and family violence.
Speaker 8: Well, robbery don't get you seventy He faced.
Speaker 1: A twenty five year minimum sentence with those charges.
Speaker 4: They tried to overthrow the government and got twenty years.
Speaker 6: Okay.
Speaker 2: Aggravating a police officer he got police that yeah, and
Speaker 2: police officers died on jobs. People died on January sixth.
Speaker 2: Ain't nobody died with him on somebody.
Speaker 8: Now, this white lady spent on his black lady in
Speaker 8: days in and got her as well. Now, y'all don't
Speaker 8: know if y'all know, honey, make it? Did y'all?
Speaker 7: Did y'all get that video I sent y'all with an
Speaker 7: old Southern white dude called the black dud.
Speaker 1: Boy.
Speaker 7: I ain't seen the flap down like man. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 7: just doesn't make sense at.
Speaker 2: All, because if a white man was spit on a
Speaker 2: black cop, it wouldn't even go to the white guy
Speaker 2: get seventy years.
Speaker 8: We wouldn't even know the story.
Speaker 7: Well, you spit on me, you probably won't get seventy years.
Speaker 7: But I tell you well, when you get down to
Speaker 7: the station, you sure ain't gonna look the same.
Speaker 8: Unrecognizable prints on his face like that he spit on me.
Speaker 8: I reached back there and pulled.
Speaker 1: Him through it all right, next she's here.
Speaker 12: She wanted to drop by yet again today and we
Speaker 12: love having her sister Otel in the building.
Speaker 1: Right after this, you're listening hard morning show. Well as promised,
Speaker 1: sister oh yay.
Speaker 11: Said, Hi, lo play sister.
Speaker 6: I love.
Speaker 11: Jesus whip it.
Speaker 8: I love.
Speaker 5: Well.
Speaker 11: Well, well, good mornings there.
Speaker 6: We wat.
Speaker 11: What's going on?
Speaker 8: Talk to me?
Speaker 12: Well, it's a lot going on the latest odal. You
Speaker 12: heard a rapper, little Ozivert You heard a little Evert.
Speaker 1: No I would have, but I mean because you know
Speaker 1: he's all about and all this stuff we.
Speaker 8: Got going on with global warming and every day. Now
Speaker 8: what a no.
Speaker 12: Uzzi bt little Uzi Bert? Well, he's a rapper. Yeah, yes, ma'am.
Speaker 12: Remember this was a while ago. No, ma'am, you don't know, No, ma'am,
Speaker 12: he's not.
Speaker 1: He's the rapper. I think you'll probably remember this.
Speaker 12: He put that twenty four million dollar pink diamond on
Speaker 12: his forehead. Okay you remember, okay, I thought you remember that.
Speaker 1: Well, well, it was a pink diamond. The diamond is
Speaker 1: gone from his forehead now.
Speaker 12: But on Easter Sundays, Sister Odell, he went and got
Speaker 12: an intricate floral tattoo design across his forehead. Okay, and
Speaker 12: he got a cross of Saint Peter tattooed on his tongue. Okay,
Speaker 12: you don't.
Speaker 8: You don't do that on Easter.
Speaker 1: Well, little Uzzivert did your little.
Speaker 13: Stupid, little honorary dumb don't know your history?
Speaker 8: What is you putting flowers on your forehead? Fall? I
Speaker 8: think you mean you're putting a whole cross on your toe.
Speaker 1: Across of Saint Peter.
Speaker 8: Who is that, dude?
Speaker 1: Saint Peter, the Saint Peter, Saint Peter.
Speaker 13: When he did a cross, y'all ain't doing something you
Speaker 13: don't even understand.
Speaker 8: They ain't want to cross, well, you know, cross some cavalry.
Speaker 12: Supposedly this cross of Saint Peter is across a symbol
Speaker 12: of humility and Peter who was martyred.
Speaker 13: You know, but how is you doing a side of
Speaker 13: humility and then tattooed your toe?
Speaker 4: How humble is that?
Speaker 13: If that ain't a show off movie thever I've seen one.
Speaker 13: This little boy just dumb as a donoll. He just
Speaker 13: lord him mers. It just they're gonna have to pray
Speaker 13: for his level, isn't it, because it's just extreme?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't think you were happy when he had
Speaker 1: the diamond.
Speaker 13: Uhhadin't even put some flowers on this little dog skin.
Speaker 8: He can't even see the pedals on it. Just finished
Speaker 8: Easter to hit his fool cob.
Speaker 12: Yeah, yeah, well you heard you heard about what they're
Speaker 12: doing with the marriage doing in New York, appointing a
Speaker 12: first ratsar.
Speaker 1: You heard about it.
Speaker 11: You know, Ain't that crazy.
Speaker 8: Trying to do somebody rare?
Speaker 11: You you think they just got here?
Speaker 12: But I mean, at least he's putting forth an effort
Speaker 12: to try and eradicate them.
Speaker 11: Dude, he ain't finished it rid of them rash rats
Speaker 11: just seting.
Speaker 13: In and doug and up them rats more rest than
Speaker 13: his pevils.
Speaker 12: But he has signed a person this job. The rats
Speaker 12: are that is her title.
Speaker 11: I can't win and gave a man the presidency.
Speaker 6: What he do.
Speaker 8: Now you're the winner that we done have the drugs.
Speaker 13: All the drugs is highest head high as they ever
Speaker 13: being in their country.
Speaker 11: We done have police.
Speaker 13: They doing more dirt than people out here that committing
Speaker 13: the crimes. We are a politicians don't care nothing about
Speaker 13: nobody but theirself. Now, we don't hire this poor woman
Speaker 13: that she's winna come in here and get rid of
Speaker 13: these rats.
Speaker 1: You can't get rid of rats.
Speaker 11: They're gonna dy she she's finna get rid of you rat?
Speaker 11: How long they give it to get rid of rat?
Speaker 2: How long they what's he making one hundred and fifty
Speaker 2: thousand a year, so over.
Speaker 5: One hundred thousands?
Speaker 13: Uh huh they they in the morning, one hundred and
Speaker 13: fifty thousand to kill a rat girl.
Speaker 8: You know how much d com we're gonna.
Speaker 11: Bade with this?
Speaker 12: All right, sister, we gotta get out of here, nephew,
Speaker 12: tell me is up next with today's prank phone call.
Speaker 12: Right after this, you're listening Hardy Morning Show coming up
Speaker 12: at about four minutes after the hour. It's my strawberry
Speaker 12: letter for today and the subject is potty mouth and
Speaker 12: smoky Clothes. Hmmm, interesting title. We'll find out what that's
Speaker 12: all about. And just a few because yeah, right, because
Speaker 12: right now, the nephew is here with today's prank phone call. Nephew,
Speaker 12: what you got today?
Speaker 9: I am here looking in the archives and trying to
Speaker 9: make sure that we start this weekend, this week off
Speaker 9: with a great prank phone call. I don't want us
Speaker 9: to start off mediocre. So we are looking through the
Speaker 9: archives as here we go. Can you do my makeup?
Speaker 9: Can you do my makeup?
Speaker 10: Now?
Speaker 9: There's a lot of makeups ladies out there, makeup artists.
Speaker 8: Yeah, thats the job so well. They do the job
Speaker 8: so well.
Speaker 9: The glam squads and you know, they have it now
Speaker 9: where you can call them and they'll come to you
Speaker 9: and put the makeup on you, and people doing that
Speaker 9: for their weddings and whatnot. But can you do my makeup?
Speaker 9: And but my makeup is uh, not on my face.
Speaker 9: It's not on my face.
Speaker 5: As you get.
Speaker 8: Can you do my makeup? I just want you to
Speaker 8: do the job.
Speaker 9: Don't worry about where we're gonna put it at Okay,
Speaker 9: can you do my makeup cat dog if you would?
Speaker 14: Hello?
Speaker 10: Hello, manw to uh Brandy. Yes, this is Brandy Brandon.
Speaker 10: My name is Carl. I'm calling. I got a You
Speaker 10: can't highly recommend it. You actually you're you actually are.
Speaker 10: I'm sorry. I don't know if I'm saying it as
Speaker 10: a makeup artists, makeup styleist, what do you call it?
Speaker 14: It's makeup artists. I'm a professional makeup artists.
Speaker 10: Okay. And you work at the you work with the
Speaker 10: makeup collar and correct. Okay, listen, I gotta I got
Speaker 10: a photo shoot coming up and I wanted to see
Speaker 10: about sometime this week maybe the following week you could
Speaker 10: actually come and and I hire you to actually make
Speaker 10: me up for my photo shoot. Is do you do
Speaker 10: a lot of photo shoots at all or you?
Speaker 14: Yes, sir, I sure do. I've been in the business
Speaker 14: for ten years, so I've been around several photo shoots.
Speaker 10: Okay, good deal. So what's I mean? You have any
Speaker 10: time this week that I can actually just come in
Speaker 10: and we can do like a trial run or something.
Speaker 14: Yeah, I'll actually be here Friday for about six hours.
Speaker 14: Will Friday work for you? I'm here, I start at
Speaker 14: eleven at eleven.
Speaker 10: I mean I could come in like maybe like around
Speaker 10: three on Friday, if you can you squeeze me in
Speaker 10: at that time.
Speaker 14: I sure can.
Speaker 10: Okay, what's what's so good? Is there a certain makeup
Speaker 10: for men? Whatever? It's gonna works out.
Speaker 14: It works out the same as for women in photo shoots.
Speaker 14: You just need some type of cream, foundation, something to
Speaker 14: even out the skin tone. Howder you down to take
Speaker 14: away the oils, cover up any blimishes or anything like that.
Speaker 14: It's pretty much the same. Of course, you don't get
Speaker 14: the whole eye shadow and lashes.
Speaker 10: And stuff right right right, right right, Well I'm all that,
Speaker 10: but I just trying to you know, just trying to
Speaker 10: look at on camera.
Speaker 8: Let me ask you this.
Speaker 10: How much makeup have you done as far as men?
Speaker 10: You know what I mean?
Speaker 14: Okay, I'm very comfortable with it. You'll be fine, trust me.
Speaker 10: That's what I was really worried about it if you
Speaker 10: were going to be comfortable with it, because I mean,
Speaker 10: have you done I'm a little conscientious about a few things,
Speaker 10: you know what I mean? And uh, have you have
Speaker 10: you how many butts have you done?
Speaker 14: I'm sorry, how many what.
Speaker 10: Like like like butts? You know how many how many
Speaker 10: butts have you made up?
Speaker 14: I haven't made up any butts, Like are you like.
Speaker 10: You mean like as yeah, I mean because see, I'm
Speaker 10: actually doing a nude photo shoot and h you know,
Speaker 10: I got a couple of scratches and you know, some
Speaker 10: old scars on my butt and you know, like like
Speaker 10: you said, you know, I'm a little shy about you know,
Speaker 10: some of that South You could actually hope you can
Speaker 10: actually make sure that those scars don't show, and you
Speaker 10: know you say you kind of you know, uh, make
Speaker 10: sure everything is it doesn't look ellie, you know what
Speaker 10: I mean. And I just need to get my out.
Speaker 14: Well, but I didn't when I didn't understand what you're
Speaker 14: talking about. I may not be the makeup art.
Speaker 7: I don't.
Speaker 14: I'm not seriously, I'm not gonna do your.
Speaker 10: Okay, but I mean we're just talking about makeup though.
Speaker 10: I mean, you know you're talking about yeah, but I'm.
Speaker 14: Not about to put my makeup brushes that I use
Speaker 14: on people's faces on your ad like tell your photographer
Speaker 14: to like photoshop that.
Speaker 10: Okay, Okay, That's why I'm coming in to see you
Speaker 10: on Friday. I want you to do everything and make
Speaker 10: me up there in the store so I can see
Speaker 10: what it looks like. I want to see you were.
Speaker 14: Going to come into my job and make me do
Speaker 14: your like? What are you? What planted? Or where did
Speaker 14: you think that was gonna work? You cannot come into
Speaker 14: my job. How are you going to come my job naked? Seriously?
Speaker 10: I mean well, I was gonna wear a robe. I'm
Speaker 10: not gonna just, you know, walk out there.
Speaker 14: Don't you even think about coming into my job? Who
Speaker 14: referred you?
Speaker 10: Who talked?
Speaker 14: You need to delete this number?
Speaker 10: Do not.
Speaker 14: I'm not about to get this.
Speaker 10: Job, okay, I don't know.
Speaker 14: Don't want you?
Speaker 10: Why? Why would a problem with what you're doing? What
Speaker 10: is the problem? You're doing my butt and putting some
Speaker 10: makeup on it? Now if I need to buy you
Speaker 10: some brushes, I buy you some brushes and you can
Speaker 10: take I want you.
Speaker 14: To buy me anything. I don't want you coming into
Speaker 14: my job. I don't want you calling me ever again
Speaker 14: to do any kind of work.
Speaker 10: I'm coming in there and I'm now listen, I am.
Speaker 14: A professional makeup artist. Clearly you don't know what that means.
Speaker 10: So professional, then you will take out the part that's
Speaker 10: bothering you and do the job. Lady. You know what
Speaker 10: I mean. If my story is on it, I want
Speaker 10: to clear it.
Speaker 14: Want to call on you before I get real ignorant.
Speaker 14: I'm not about to finish this conversation. Do not come
Speaker 14: into my job. Do not call me to do your
Speaker 14: That's not gonna happen.
Speaker 10: So so so, I guess it's safe to go around
Speaker 10: and let people know that Brandy is not professional because
Speaker 10: you can't.
Speaker 14: Do part education is good in the streets to do.
Speaker 14: You can't go around and tell anybody that I'm not professional.
Speaker 14: Nobody ever called me to be there. Get some skincare
Speaker 14: for you, how about that? And then you won't need
Speaker 14: any makeup.
Speaker 1: I know you did.
Speaker 10: You're not gonna sit here and now start talking about
Speaker 10: my if I told you some of my deepest secrets
Speaker 10: to let you know, I want to come in there
Speaker 10: and get.
Speaker 14: Some mad that when you're bad for telling the stranger
Speaker 14: your deepest secret.
Speaker 10: Okay, you know what, I'm coming up to your store
Speaker 10: anyway on Friday, all right, and I'll talk to you
Speaker 10: a boss. I'll let them know y'all'tn't let it for you.
Speaker 14: You hurt me. Don't come in my job and Look,
Speaker 14: if I lose my job over your foolishness, I guarantee
Speaker 14: you will be paying all my bills.
Speaker 10: Okay. The bottom line is I'm coming in there with
Speaker 10: my robe off Friday. Somebody gonna do my butt. You
Speaker 10: your manager, you're not coming you know what?
Speaker 14: How about you come up here right now? How could
Speaker 14: I go ahead and take care of the situation right now?
Speaker 14: I'm here now?
Speaker 6: Can you come right now?
Speaker 10: I'm up there right now with my roll, am my loan.
Speaker 14: Well, bring bring your butt up here right now. We'll
Speaker 14: see if your buck gets done.
Speaker 10: I'm not doing it. Okay. Well, the bottom line, who
Speaker 10: is your manager anyway? What's she at?
Speaker 6: Is she there?
Speaker 14: I am the manager?
Speaker 10: Now what? Okay? See that's what the damn problem is.
Speaker 10: You've got your little self a little position at your job.
Speaker 10: Now you're trying to throw your weight around if if
Speaker 10: a person wants to get their butt done. Okay, look
Speaker 10: do you see avatar them? People have makeup all on
Speaker 10: they butt all on their back and every where.
Speaker 14: Not you call them. You call them and ask them
Speaker 14: to do your butt.
Speaker 10: Don't call me.
Speaker 14: I'm hanging up. Do not call me anymore.
Speaker 10: They gonna make up Artists what are you? Look?
Speaker 14: This conversation is over.
Speaker 10: Yeah, it's over because you know what. Let me tell
Speaker 10: you something. You do you know who you're talking to?
Speaker 10: Do you know who you're talking to?
Speaker 14: Do you know who you're talking to?
Speaker 10: I know who I'm talking to. I'm talking to Brandy.
Speaker 10: But do Brandy know who Brandy talking to?
Speaker 14: Clearly somebody who is ignorant.
Speaker 10: Okay, well let me tell you who I am. This
Speaker 10: is nephew Tommy from the Steve Alby Morning Show. You
Speaker 10: just got pranked by your girlfriend Carmen. You are lie Yay,
Speaker 10: I'll get off the phone. Why do that?
Speaker 14: I hope nobody's listening.
Speaker 10: I got you good. I got you good.
Speaker 14: Good with the butt, Yeah, for real? Get you some skincare.
Speaker 8: Problem.
Speaker 10: I got one more thing. I got to ask you,
Speaker 10: what is the baddest And I'm talking about the baddest
Speaker 10: radio show.
Speaker 14: In the land, all the damn Steve Harvey Morning Show.
Speaker 8: If y'all ain't gonna say it, I'm gonna see it.
Speaker 8: I did that. I did I did that. Look at
Speaker 8: any kind of way you want to look at it.
Speaker 8: I did that. Let me say this.
Speaker 9: I want to say I thoroughly enjoyed myself in New Orleans,
Speaker 9: Louisiana with the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Incorporated. As I
Speaker 9: was down there hosting their step show slash Talent show
Speaker 9: in Jordan, and I was able to hang out with
Speaker 9: my wife and watch her be all pink and green
Speaker 9: for the weekend.
Speaker 10: You know.
Speaker 8: So it was a beautiful thing. So big ups.
Speaker 9: I enjoyed hanging with you Aka's down in New Orleans,
Speaker 9: and then I left and went to bowl in Green,
Speaker 9: Kentucky and me and Life Jennings put it down on stage.
Speaker 9: So thank y'all for coming out to see us laying
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Speaker 9: the Test week Baby April twenty nine in Philadelphia.
Speaker 8: Tickets available. Read now, all right, nephew.
Speaker 12: Coming up next Strawberry Letter subject pottymouth and smoky clothes.
Speaker 1: We'll get into that, find out what that's all about.
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Speaker 12: Thank you nephew. Subject pottymouth and smoky clothes. Dear Stephen Shirley,
Speaker 12: I'm a forty seven year old single mother and I'm
Speaker 12: a daddy's girl. My mother passed away three years ago,
Speaker 12: and my ten year old daughter and I had been
Speaker 12: making sure Papa Bear takes care of himself. He keeps
Speaker 12: my daughter every other Friday night to give me a break,
Speaker 12: and they pop popcorn and watch movies. The thought of
Speaker 12: my dad dating someone new and moving on had not
Speaker 12: crossed my mind until my daughter told me about Sue.
Speaker 12: The first time she and Sue met, it was very
Speaker 12: confusing for my daughter because Sue called my dad Daddy.
Speaker 12: She said that Sue smoked cigarettes and used a lot
Speaker 12: of bad words when she talked to Papa Bear. She
Speaker 12: said Sue played uno with her, but when she tried
Speaker 12: to watch a movie with her and Papa Bear. He
Speaker 12: told Miss Sue she had to leave because her smoky clothes,
Speaker 12: or he had to leave because her smoky clothes caused
Speaker 12: my kids asthma to flare up. My daughter can be
Speaker 12: a brat at time, so I waited to meet Sue
Speaker 12: for myself before I said anything to Papa Bear about
Speaker 12: what I heard. Well, I met Sue last Sunday, and
Speaker 12: my daughter wasn't lying at all. Sue smelled like a
Speaker 12: casino and she was cursing with every other word.
Speaker 8: She said.
Speaker 12: She helped my dad cook dinner and it was really good.
Speaker 12: So seems like the only good thing about Sue is
Speaker 12: that she can cook. After we ate, she excused herself
Speaker 12: to go smoke a cigarette in the driveway. My dad said,
Speaker 12: I should really put all of my judgment to the
Speaker 12: side and get to know Sue because she's sweet to him.
Speaker 12: I do not want Sue in my parents' home calling
Speaker 12: my daddy daddy. It's way too soon and it's inappropriate
Speaker 12: in front of my daughter. I hope Dad is going
Speaker 12: through a phase and he moves on. They don't have
Speaker 12: anything in common. Do you think my dad will figure
Speaker 12: that out before.
Speaker 1: They get serious.
Speaker 12: Well, I got news for you, daughter, They are serious.
Speaker 12: She is cooking for your dad and everything. This is
Speaker 12: not your business. Your dad, Papa Bear as you call him,
Speaker 12: is living his life right now. You're the only one
Speaker 12: who had and at least try to move on. Your
Speaker 12: dad is moving on, and Sue is the one helping
Speaker 12: him through it. She may not be the ideal choice
Speaker 12: for you, or who you would pick for your dad,
Speaker 12: but your dad likes her.
Speaker 1: Potty mouth and all cigarettes, all of that. He likes her.
Speaker 12: She makes him happy and I do like that he
Speaker 12: asked Sue to leave when it was affecting your daughter's asthma.
Speaker 12: But he also needs to let Sue know that her
Speaker 12: potty mouth is inappropriate in front of his grand baby.
Speaker 8: Now.
Speaker 12: I will say that he should do that, but it's
Speaker 12: not for you to determine the timetable in which your
Speaker 12: dad should move on. He has to move at his
Speaker 12: own pace. It has been three years. But if Sue
Speaker 12: doesn't start respecting his wishes concerning the baby, you're going
Speaker 12: to just have to stop letting your baby go over there,
Speaker 12: because it doesn't sound like Sue is going anywhere, and
Speaker 12: whatever you do. Please don't try to force your dad
Speaker 12: to choose between you, your daughter, and Sue, because you
Speaker 12: will probably get your feelings hurt.
Speaker 1: He likes Sue.
Speaker 12: Steve.
Speaker 7: Well, well, well a specialty letter for me. Right up
Speaker 7: my alley. We're gonna just go on, get to it,
Speaker 7: potty mouth and smoke it clothes. Yeah, whatever, that's what
Speaker 7: your baby don't like, right, that's what your little daughter
Speaker 7: don't like.
Speaker 8: I don't like you.
Speaker 7: She smell like cigarette. She'd be cussing all the time.
Speaker 7: Shut show, damn mouth.
Speaker 8: She say that to Sue. That was Sue gonna tell her. Well,
Speaker 8: you're a forty seven year old single mother. I'm a
Speaker 8: daddy's girl.
Speaker 7: My mother passed away three years ago, and my ten
Speaker 7: year old daughter been making sure papa bea'll take care
Speaker 7: of yourself.
Speaker 8: Every Friday they go together, they have popcorn and movie night.
Speaker 7: And the thought of my dad dating someone new and
Speaker 7: moving on it ain't cross my mind.
Speaker 8: Well, it ain't cross yo, man.
Speaker 7: It's been on his mind for damn niar three years
Speaker 7: because see Mama gone, Papa gotta do something now. And
Speaker 7: then you didn't know none of this until your daughter
Speaker 7: came in there and told you about this woman named Suit.
Speaker 7: First time her and Sue met, it was confusing to
Speaker 7: your daughter, called Sue, called my dad, Daddy, Daddy, Daddy,
Speaker 7: yall through watching that movie, so I can give you
Speaker 7: something else to watch, Daddy. Now the baby is confused.
Speaker 7: She said that Sue smoked cigarettes and use a lot
Speaker 7: of bad words, so obviously the adjectives was coming in
Speaker 7: before Daddy, like you want to go up these blanky.
Speaker 1: Blank stands, But she said it in that voice.
Speaker 7: Blankety blank, Hey, Daddy, I wish to blank they would Daddy,
Speaker 7: is that blank movie over with, Daddy.
Speaker 8: I'm going to go.
Speaker 7: Out here smoke this blanky black cigarette, Daddy, because this
Speaker 7: movie take it too damn long. And he told Sue
Speaker 7: they tried to watch a movie with her and Papa band.
Speaker 7: He told Sue she had to leave because us smoking
Speaker 7: clothes caused my child's asthma. In the flower. My daughter
Speaker 7: can be a brad at time. So I waited to
Speaker 7: meet Sue myself before I said something to him about it. Well,
Speaker 7: I met Sue last Sunday. My daughter wasn't lying. Sue
Speaker 7: smelled like a casino. She was cussing with every word.
Speaker 10: She said.
Speaker 8: She helped my daddy cook dinner and it was really good.
Speaker 8: So it seems like the only thing about Sue.
Speaker 7: Is that she can cook. That's where you're wrong at right, Oh,
Speaker 7: it ain't just a cook it in the kitchen. Sue
Speaker 7: now doing several things, daddy girl, that you need to
Speaker 7: hear about. And when we I'm back, I'm gonna tell
Speaker 7: you what that is. Raise yourself and put your baby
Speaker 7: in another room.
Speaker 1: We'll have part two.
Speaker 12: Stee's response coming up to today's strawberry letter, potty Mouth
Speaker 12: and Smoky Clothes at twenty three minutes after the hour.
Speaker 12: Right after this, you're listening hard Morning show. All right,
Speaker 12: come on, Steve, let's recap today's strawberry letter. The subject
Speaker 12: is potty mouth and smoky clothes.
Speaker 7: Well, it's forty seven year old single mother. Uh lost
Speaker 7: her mother and her father's she's a daddy's girl and
Speaker 7: they lost her mother, which is his wife, three years ago. Well,
Speaker 7: to make sure that they okay, her and her daughter
Speaker 7: been going over that, checking on Papa Bear, make sure
Speaker 7: everything's okay. So every other Friday, just give you a break.
Speaker 7: Your daddy has you bring your daughter over and they
Speaker 7: watch movies together. They have popcorn all that's going good now.
Speaker 7: You never thought that your daddy would start seeing somebody,
Speaker 7: even after three years. I don't know how much time
Speaker 7: you think you take it over somebody, That don't mean
Speaker 7: you over them, But it's time to move on because
Speaker 7: life does continue. You didn't know she was dating somebody,
Speaker 7: he was gonna see somebody else until your daughter came
Speaker 7: in and told you about Sue.
Speaker 8: Sue is this woman that smokes a.
Speaker 7: Lot and cuts all the time, and you know you
Speaker 7: don't think that's appropriate, but you think your daughter's a brat,
Speaker 7: So you waited to meet him for your first self,
Speaker 7: to meet him the first time yourself where you finally
Speaker 7: met Sue, and guess what you're said about Sue. You said,
Speaker 7: Sue smelled just like a casino Dindy came back and
Speaker 7: said she was cussing every other word, and then you
Speaker 7: said that seemed like the only good thing about Sue
Speaker 7: is that she can cook. She helped my dad cook
Speaker 7: dinner and it was really good. Now, I seem like
Speaker 7: all that Sue can do is cook. That's where you're wrong.
Speaker 7: That's all you've seen what Sue do. Sue did what
Speaker 7: she could do in front of you. And the baby,
Speaker 7: which was cook. But what Sue dally do it ain't
Speaker 7: for you and the baby. Papa bear in that laying
Speaker 7: it down, God, Papa being there, Papa bear in there
Speaker 7: putting it on goldielocks, Papa Bear you know Winny the
Speaker 7: pool drop off, honey.
Speaker 8: And he the whole jaw, Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 7: And then your daddy said, you really ought to put
Speaker 7: all your judgment to the side and get to know
Speaker 7: Sue because she is sweet to him.
Speaker 8: Now listen to this sentence. He is sweet. She is
Speaker 8: sweet to him. That key word is sweet to him.
Speaker 7: What it's the cigarette smoking, cussing woman doing that could
Speaker 7: be sweet to your daddy. Now you being a daddy girl,
Speaker 7: you ain't gonna want to hear this. But they in
Speaker 7: their nicked so well, really, your daddy niked pants down
Speaker 7: around his ankle. All he got to do is laid back.
Speaker 7: She pulled the pants off around his ankle. Sweet to it, Hey,
Speaker 7: daddy girl, she in that doing things, And your daddy
Speaker 7: got your daddy jumping up on the ceiling like a
Speaker 7: cat in a cartoon. All folk claws dug into the ceiling.
Speaker 7: They're they're doing things to Fitty. She ain't fitted no
Speaker 7: more in the bed and then come up on all
Speaker 7: folk corners. That's how sweet she is to him. And
Speaker 7: then you sitting up in here and sue because and
Speaker 7: I don't want sue in my parents' house. Calling my
Speaker 7: daddy daddy, well, it ain't the same daddy. You got
Speaker 7: them two different daddies. When you call him daddy, it's parental.
Speaker 7: When she called him daddy is consentual. Yeah, you call
Speaker 7: him daddy is parental. She called him daddy is concentual
Speaker 7: as in consentual sense.
Speaker 8: You can beat daddy when you bring it it.
Speaker 7: Spank me, oka, put some punishment on me, make me
Speaker 7: do right, make me do what you want me to do.
Speaker 8: I said yes, you say no, we.
Speaker 7: Still do it anyway. That's what a daddy do. Daddy
Speaker 7: pick you up and speing you round. And what daddy do?
Speaker 7: Daddy fry bacon? And what daddy do? Daddy put you
Speaker 7: on the merry go round. Yeah, that what daddy do? Yeah,
Speaker 7: daddy pick you up and throw you up in the
Speaker 7: air and catch you. That's what daddy. That's why she
Speaker 7: called him daddy. Then she say it's way too soon,
Speaker 7: and it's appropriate in front of my daughter. It's been
Speaker 7: three years. Three damn years. That's over a thousand days.
Speaker 7: It's too soon for who And it's inappropriate in front
Speaker 7: of your daughter.
Speaker 8: No, it's not.
Speaker 7: Your daughter needs to know that life goes on. I
Speaker 7: hope dad is going through a phase and he moves on.
Speaker 8: Well he, Oh what phase is it?
Speaker 10: You?
Speaker 7: Forty seven? You forty seven? Ain't no phase? He writing
Speaker 7: the last chapter.
Speaker 8: That's a good one. Now there ain't nothing left next sept.
Speaker 10: D n.
Speaker 8: To leave Daddy alone. They don't have anything in common? Oh,
Speaker 8: yes they do.
Speaker 7: Do you think my dad will figure that out before
Speaker 7: they get seious? Sirreley said it best. They're already seriously.
Speaker 7: They're so seriously over there cooking and calling him daddy.
Speaker 7: How you think she got to calling him daddy because
Speaker 7: some serious stuff didn't happening.
Speaker 8: Now I've been called daddy before. It feels so good,
Speaker 8: Daddy and Poppy.
Speaker 1: That does something to you, guys, doesn't it?
Speaker 9: All?
Speaker 14: Right?
Speaker 1: Listening up on Instagram?
Speaker 7: You ain't figuring nothing now, your daddy in the high hell?
Speaker 7: That good, right, Steve Harvey, they're both in that cussing.
Speaker 5: Strawberry Letter.
Speaker 1: You can also check out the Strawberry Letter podcast.
Speaker 12: On demand of coming up next, it is Junior and
Speaker 12: Sports Talk right after this.
Speaker 1: You're listening Harvey Morning Show, and it's time now for
Speaker 1: junior and Sports talk.
Speaker 4: What you got junior playoff basketball? That's what I got, Shirley.
Speaker 4: Let me tell you it's good too off. Now this
Speaker 4: this basketball, now, I ain't letting nobody make it now.
Speaker 4: Now they filing. Now you ain't going to the whole
Speaker 4: dunkin no more. Oh, we had some great games on
Speaker 4: the weekend. I don't know if y'all saw it, Timmy,
Speaker 4: but the seventy six is over the nets one twenty
Speaker 4: one to one on one. And let me tell you
Speaker 4: that the James Harden went went straight craize out there work.
Speaker 4: He went to work.
Speaker 8: Man, he's and guess who who used to play for?
Speaker 8: Sin't Nobody asked that that ain't.
Speaker 4: Got it's not our team. He's not on our team.
Speaker 8: Well, why you brought him up first?
Speaker 5: And you said what I just said?
Speaker 9: He just had aggressive Anybody said, yeah, what y'all do
Speaker 9: missing though?
Speaker 8: Cleveland do?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 4: We finna get that Cleveland is in the playoffs? Okay,
Speaker 4: where they are in the playoffs. They lost to the
Speaker 4: k next time in one on one to ninety seven. Yeah, man, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: they lost to the Knicks. Man, But Jalen Brunson went
Speaker 4: to work as well. And you know what, man, I
Speaker 4: gotta give it to. Come on, y'all, y'all got a
Speaker 4: shot at this. You think y'all gonna get this one.
Speaker 8: We're gonna beat the Knicks, We ain't going to after that.
Speaker 4: That's where it stops at.
Speaker 8: You're gonna beat the Knicks. Win on Xbox win. Wait,
Speaker 8: are we gonna beat the Knicks in this series? Right here? Well,
Speaker 8: we know who ain't in it?
Speaker 1: Yeah, well we got that best.
Speaker 8: That's the damn show. We know who ain't on with
Speaker 8: when name extra? There is another good game?
Speaker 4: Man, Well to say good game, it was. They turned
Speaker 4: out to be closer than it should have been, but
Speaker 4: the Celtics over the Hawks won twelve to ninety nine.
Speaker 10: Uh.
Speaker 4: It just looked like Jason Tatum man just he just
Speaker 4: he just looks like the best player in the playoffs
Speaker 4: right now. He just is out there just battled man
Speaker 4: and even even even Jaylen Brown Man with the split
Speaker 4: finger open he he put down twenty nine. So it's
Speaker 4: gonna be a good serious watch. But here's the one
Speaker 4: that shocked me. These Warriors and Kings.
Speaker 7: Yeah, just see that game, man, Yeah, Man, don't don't
Speaker 7: be surprised to all the Kings is top deer fox.
Speaker 5: That's all like a Malik Monk.
Speaker 4: But I didn't know this boy was the second leading
Speaker 4: closer out of games in the NBA. This dear fox,
Speaker 4: This boy dropped thirty nine points. Man, he was not
Speaker 4: playing in the fourth quarter. Step them did they think
Speaker 4: step finished with thirty? But it was close, It was
Speaker 4: It was close. It was a good game. So I'm
Speaker 4: gonna be watching that series. And then also, finally, man,
Speaker 4: we want to give a shout out to my man,
Speaker 4: Mike Brown, head coach of the Kings, because he is
Speaker 4: now the NBA Coach of the Year.
Speaker 7: Man.
Speaker 4: He brought the boys back. That was the Kings first
Speaker 4: win in a playoff.
Speaker 8: And he used to be the assistant coach at Golden State.
Speaker 4: At Golden State and that was they first win Man
Speaker 4: in seventeen years. Man, So Mike Brown, Man, congratulations, NBA
Speaker 4: Coach of the Year. This NBA playoffs is gonna be different.
Speaker 10: Man.
Speaker 4: They're not giving up. They're not giving up nothing in
Speaker 4: the paint now. Now, all season they was they're not
Speaker 4: doing it right now.
Speaker 8: They're still giving it up. And one more time Cleveland lost.
Speaker 4: They lost one on one to ninety seventh.
Speaker 8: Time you say, you say Houston is well to go?
Speaker 12: Coming up to the tas A few questions for Steve
Speaker 12: from Steve HARVEYFM. Right after this, you're listening Hardy Morning Show.
Speaker 12: All right, Steve, this one's for you from Joanne in Tennessee.
Speaker 12: Joanne says, my husband and I went on a trip
Speaker 12: with two other couples. Me and one of the wives
Speaker 12: went to the spot and the otherwise stayed in a
Speaker 12: cabin until the husbands fixed our dinner. When I got
Speaker 12: back to the cabin, the woman was wearing my husband's shirt.
Speaker 8: He says.
Speaker 12: She got chili while she was out checking on the barbecue,
Speaker 12: so he let her wear it. Her husband didn't seem
Speaker 12: to mind. Was I the only crazy person there? This
Speaker 12: incident rubbed me the wrong way? Why does she have
Speaker 12: my husband's shirt on?
Speaker 7: God Valie because your husband gave it to us, Thank y'all.
Speaker 1: Imagine.
Speaker 8: Now let me ask you a questions.
Speaker 7: The barbecue at Charles's cabin and everybody else was over
Speaker 7: there charles cabin or was.
Speaker 8: It one cabinet, one big cabin. Well, then if it's
Speaker 8: one big cabinet, where her husband damn shirt?
Speaker 6: They did? They did it?
Speaker 8: I got that, What the.
Speaker 7: Hell is your husband being Captain Saber for exactly?
Speaker 1: I'm sure all.
Speaker 9: Those questions my wife would came back here, you'd have
Speaker 9: been cold in hell, you wouldn't.
Speaker 7: Have my damn shirt shirt right now, and her husband
Speaker 7: would have been standing up here with no shirt on.
Speaker 8: I would have walked in.
Speaker 2: You didn't bring a jacket, you didn't pack your own,
Speaker 2: You got to wear my mans shirt.
Speaker 8: You didn't get nothing from from no while, you got
Speaker 8: dogs while you were and where her husband's other shirt.
Speaker 7: First of all, I'm not volunteering to help your wife
Speaker 7: and you. But the only time I did that was
Speaker 7: in the gym. One time a girl was lifting some
Speaker 7: weights and she was going across the floor and she
Speaker 7: got stuff.
Speaker 8: Her husband was over there.
Speaker 7: I went over there and take the bar off the
Speaker 7: lady next because she looked at her knaves was buckling.
Speaker 7: You know, he told me, no, dog, you pick up
Speaker 7: your weight, you carry you weight, don't help her no more.
Speaker 7: I see, okay, yeah, yeah, I thought you wasn't supposed
Speaker 7: to let this woman all with this way, die man,
Speaker 7: it's talking about you gotta pick her weight up. You
Speaker 7: don't hear a personal training, You get your weight pick up.
Speaker 7: Don't help her no more? Steve she good. I said, Okay,
Speaker 7: you're stupid. Last time I was ever in the gym
Speaker 7: with that couple ever.
Speaker 9: You know what, matter of fact, we wouldn't have let
Speaker 9: her leave. She wouldn't have stayed there with us while
Speaker 9: we cooking. You got to go with them, Yeah, you
Speaker 9: got to go.
Speaker 12: With all the men and the women are leaving. No,
Speaker 12: don't care how well you were ready, Where are you going?
Speaker 11: I'm gonna say that what you love?
Speaker 8: I know how to make potatoes with him?
Speaker 12: All right, here's one. This one's from Serena and Jefferson City.
Speaker 12: Sita says, I've been married four times and I'm cool
Speaker 12: with my three ex husbands. I have children by all
Speaker 12: of them, so I still see them often as we
Speaker 12: try to be good co parents.
Speaker 10: She says.
Speaker 12: My new husband, the fourth one, does not have a
Speaker 12: relationship with his ex wife at all, and he doesn't
Speaker 12: understand why I tolerate my exes. He acted like it
Speaker 12: wasn't a big deal before we said I do. But
Speaker 12: now he's upset whenever I have to deal with an ex.
Speaker 12: Why did he change?
Speaker 7: No, I don't know why I change. It's just too much.
Speaker 7: Everybody got a baby, everybody got another dad.
Speaker 8: It's just too much. He's just sitting up there. One day.
Speaker 8: He just got to do in the math. Let me
Speaker 8: see that boy.
Speaker 7: Everybody come over here and slept with her, and everybody
Speaker 7: come over here, gotta say something in my house.
Speaker 8: I'm tired of this stuff. My we ain't doing it
Speaker 8: no more. Don't bring your ass over here.
Speaker 1: That's like Andre and Jeffrey. I'm ready to love Tommy.
Speaker 8: Quit being you, quit being friendly with everybody.
Speaker 1: Well, he on my head, but he knew it going in.
Speaker 1: Though he knew it going in.
Speaker 7: See everybody get the first Friday, All y'all over here
Speaker 7: one time. Then I ain't got to see y'all ass
Speaker 7: for three weeks. But no, this one got this Friday.
Speaker 7: That one got that Friday. If the kids can't playing
Speaker 7: nothing together, because here comes somebody that took one on
Speaker 7: them out.
Speaker 8: All right, come here, your brother going. That ain't my
Speaker 8: brother who dead it? That that's somebody else that did it.
Speaker 5: But now y'all got in.
Speaker 8: My dad over the other got it? Come an he
Speaker 8: don't come over to two Friday from now.
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Speaker 7: No, it's just a lot of money. I just felt
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Speaker 1: You're listening Hardy Morning show. It is time now guys
Speaker 1: for around him? Would you rather?
Speaker 12: Would you rather and bomb bodies for a living b
Speaker 12: B B? Or do hair and makeup?
Speaker 8: Nothing to do your hair? Makeup?
Speaker 6: So good?
Speaker 8: A headlin?
Speaker 7: Oh? Did ask me? Just as cute? It be cute,
Speaker 7: all funny looking one two? But either way it's gonna
Speaker 7: be a good ass funeral.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you'd rather do that than in mama?
Speaker 6: Who is that?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 8: Let's show daddy.
Speaker 10: Not who is that?
Speaker 8: What did you do to him? Why am I daughter?
Speaker 9: So like?
Speaker 8: I tried a different makeup on it? You don't like it?
Speaker 4: You can't for the closed the door in a minute.
Speaker 8: Ask Carol on my daddy, ask curl. If I do
Speaker 8: either one, it's gonna be a closed casket. Either way
Speaker 8: I do no, no, open mind.
Speaker 7: Mine gonna be mine. If I'm gonna put in cycling
Speaker 7: into I'm gonna.
Speaker 4: Send a scene up in the cast.
Speaker 8: You got to go up there and look at this.
Speaker 8: But why is my daddy hair her day? I'm telling
Speaker 8: you I thought it was looking nice. You gotta con
Speaker 8: this is what I do. Let me do me all right?
Speaker 12: Would you rather ride greyhound from New York to l A? Okay,
Speaker 12: think about that from New York to l A. Or
Speaker 12: would you rather fly naked in a coach seat?
Speaker 8: Now I'm gonna get on that bus.
Speaker 4: I'm getting the bus.
Speaker 7: No, I haven't done that before. Yeah, that's a hello
Speaker 7: ride material. When you get off that bus. Though, by
Speaker 7: the time you get to l A, you got the
Speaker 7: whole new show.
Speaker 9: You know.
Speaker 4: You get it from the prisons in the back of
Speaker 4: the bus. You get them prisoners back there on that
Speaker 4: great hound boy.
Speaker 8: Prisons at the back of the bush. They get out
Speaker 8: of jail.
Speaker 4: No, sorry, like h really, I don't know when they
Speaker 4: get out of jail. They get they get a bus ticket, Yeah,
Speaker 4: they got a trash bag.
Speaker 8: I'm in coach. What I will say this.
Speaker 2: I was on a flight one time and the prisoner
Speaker 2: was all the way in the back and they had
Speaker 2: them in shackles.
Speaker 1: In the movies.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I thought that was before and spoke to me
Speaker 8: hanging there, all right, got your boy on here though?
Speaker 11: Up?
Speaker 8: Hey, Steve bro.
Speaker 1: All right with you, guys?
Speaker 12: Rather stop lying for ten dollars? Stop lying? No more lies,
Speaker 12: no more lies? Or would you rather stop using profanity?
Speaker 12: Stop cussing for five million? Which one I haven't figure how.
Speaker 8: To get that ten?
Speaker 9: Yeah, but when I get that, you know, I'm I'm
Speaker 9: gonna be no, but I'm I'm gonna be by myself
Speaker 9: after that team if.
Speaker 8: I'm I'm not gonna participate in this one.
Speaker 1: Hi, you have for you because you cannot stop lying,
Speaker 1: It's no way that's today rounded.
Speaker 8: Would you rather wait?
Speaker 12: We'll come back and close out the show at forty
Speaker 12: nine minutes after right after.
Speaker 1: This you're listening hardy Morning show.
Speaker 12: All right, guys, here we are last break of the day,
Speaker 12: and before we get to the closing, Steve, we just
Speaker 12: want to send our prayers out again to the city
Speaker 12: of Louisville, Louisville, Kentucky, in light of the tragic shootings
Speaker 12: that took place there Saturday night.
Speaker 1: We're praying for Louisville.
Speaker 12: I mean, this just happened right after last week's mass
Speaker 12: shooting there, so you know, yeah, this cannot become the norm.
Speaker 12: It just cannot. Our prayers are also going out to Dadeville, Alabama.
Speaker 12: It's about forty five minutes away from Montgomery. There was
Speaker 12: also a mass shooting there at a sixteenth birthday party,
Speaker 12: so just you know sixteen.
Speaker 7: There's also a scripture that says faith without works is dead.
Speaker 7: You know, I'm not saying we're not to pray for
Speaker 7: people because we shoot. We should never cease with prayer,
Speaker 7: but we keep praying about the same thing, but we
Speaker 7: don't do nothing about it. Faith without works is dead.
Speaker 7: We're not passing gun laws, we're not offering up any
Speaker 7: consequences because half the time the consequences are way too late.
Speaker 7: A lot of these people that do these mass shootings
Speaker 7: turn around turn the gun on theyself so that you
Speaker 7: get no justice from anything. And we just keep repeating
Speaker 7: ourselves in this country, man, this country is sick. But
Speaker 7: you know what, this country is doing what it always does.
Speaker 7: This country is never in for the cure. We're only
Speaker 7: in it for the treatment. Our country, our medical system
Speaker 7: is designed for treatment. It's not designed to cure. It's
Speaker 7: just not for the most part.
Speaker 8: That's it.
Speaker 7: And they have no plans of curing so many things
Speaker 7: because they make so much money off treatment. So you know, look,
Speaker 7: our heart goes out, our prayers go out again. But
Speaker 7: like I said, until we do something about it, man,
Speaker 7: we just gonna keep repeating this vicious cycle. It doesn't
Speaker 7: make any sense. It just doesn't make any sense. Man,
Speaker 7: show me how it makes sense.
Speaker 8: It don't.
Speaker 7: I'm sorry, I'm sorry to the families. And all you
Speaker 7: left with is a bunch of us strangers saying to you,
Speaker 7: we'll offer you our condolencens and our prayers. All you
Speaker 7: got is a flag being flown half mass somewhere. All
Speaker 7: you got is a news reporter reporting the story so
Speaker 7: the people aren't forgot. All you got is the same
Speaker 7: Democrats screaming for gun control, and you got the same
Speaker 7: Republicans saying no, over and over and over and over again.
Speaker 7: And here we are again today, another mass shooting in
Speaker 7: Louisville again, another one in Dade, Alabama.
Speaker 8: Again.
Speaker 7: It'll be one next month, and a month after that,
Speaker 7: and a month after that because our country does nothing
Speaker 7: about it. We're not doing anything about racism. It just continues.
Speaker 7: We give permits for hate groups to have parades down
Speaker 7: streets that we pay taxes for, to allow them to
Speaker 7: come down the street to tell us how much they
Speaker 7: hate us and how devalued we are. And we have
Speaker 7: a system that allows that. We could do a simple
Speaker 7: thing as to stop passing out permits to hate groups
Speaker 7: to have the right to assimilate and promote their cause.
Speaker 7: But see, here's the thing. If you got the right
Speaker 7: to speech, the right to freedom of speech, and the
Speaker 7: right to come down my street to tell me how
Speaker 7: much you hate me because you a skin head or
Speaker 7: you a clan member, then I reserve the right to
Speaker 7: issue out the consequences for coming down my street to
Speaker 7: tell me how much you hate me. See, if you
Speaker 7: got freedom of speech, then you know you got to
Speaker 7: understand it's gonna be if you got to be free
Speaker 7: for the consequences too. Don't start leaning on the law
Speaker 7: when you come down the street and we crack you
Speaker 7: upside your head, because today we don't feel like being
Speaker 7: told how much you hate us and how black people
Speaker 7: ain't this, and how black people ain't that, And you're
Speaker 7: gonna march down the street to tell us, now, hey, man,
Speaker 7: I'm tired of giving these clothing like this, I really am.
Speaker 7: I'm tired of it because it's the same thing. It
Speaker 7: don't make no sense. It's ridiculous. I feel foolish as
Speaker 7: a person who has a microphone. I feel extremely foolish
Speaker 7: to have to say the same thing to the people
Speaker 7: who listen to us, who lift to who listen to
Speaker 7: us for inspiration, motivation, information, and then some entertainment, and
Speaker 7: then at the end of the show, we got to
Speaker 7: do this and when we get through, they not gonna
Speaker 7: change nothing. I want to say something to Republicans, just
Speaker 7: for a second. You have every right to be republican. Republican,
Speaker 7: I actually happen to agree with some of the values
Speaker 7: that you have as Republicans. I happen to agree with
Speaker 7: a lot of the values they have as Democrats. But
Speaker 7: I've discovered something. I don't really care for the far right,
Speaker 7: and I don't really care for the far left.
Speaker 8: I just don't but for you.
Speaker 7: Base secret Republicans who keep getting snow jobbed with the
Speaker 7: basics of your party. But that Second Amendment that you
Speaker 7: all hold so firmly too, it needs mending. So we
Speaker 7: can stop some of these murders in this country. And
Speaker 7: how you don't see that, I just don't get it.
Speaker 7: So the beat goes on. Hearts go out to Louisville House,
Speaker 7: go out today, Alabama, and we'll be doing this again
Speaker 7: next week, in the following month, and every month after
Speaker 7: that until we do something different. You keep doing what
Speaker 7: you've been doing, You're gonna keep getting what you've been getting.
Speaker 7: I don't know how nobody see that. Y'all have a
Speaker 7: great day, man.
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