Speaker 1: Oh yeah, the breakfast club is old.
Speaker 2: Wait yalla, the breakfast Club Envy and Charlemagne the voice
Speaker 2: of the culture.
Speaker 3: You then i'na come here when this thing.
Speaker 1: See y'all different, y'all the culture it's different. You know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying, Like y'all know what y're talking.
Speaker 4: This is probably becoming the most prominent form for Hill probably.
Speaker 5: Being here next to all of you guys. It's really
Speaker 5: bi put it. Put it in perspector to the breakfast club.
Speaker 6: Bitches, Wake up, good morning Usa yo yo yo.
Speaker 7: Yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo
Speaker 7: yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo
Speaker 7: yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo.
Speaker 8: Yo yo yo yo yo Charlemagne, the God Peace to
Speaker 8: the plan.
Speaker 9: It is Friday.
Speaker 8: Yes, it's Friday.
Speaker 10: We got our guests, hold some horrible decisions, Wheezy and Mandy.
Speaker 9: Big morning, ladies, good money. We're in the building yard lady. No, no,
Speaker 9: not single to mind. We're hearing the right day, freaky Friday.
Speaker 9: Ready to hear about No at six o'clock in the morning,
Speaker 9: but you should be ready today.
Speaker 1: Yes, it's freaky, freaky, freaky Friday, eight o'clock when the
Speaker 1: freaking is really kicks off.
Speaker 3: That's right, it really kicks off.
Speaker 9: I'll tell you this too early for me. I feel
Speaker 9: like I got hit by a bus.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you that last night.
Speaker 9: My god, I was trying to bring up a fun
Speaker 9: We're not.
Speaker 7: Doing the bus jokes today, My goodness, daily. I'm sorry.
Speaker 7: My brain is average right now. Sorry, I I just
Speaker 7: wouldn't let you know. I'm tired of this story.
Speaker 10: I mean it's many text tweets, d ms, Instagram, social media, Facebook,
Speaker 10: my Space, black Planet and all things I didn't know
Speaker 10: exist were hitting me yesterday.
Speaker 8: So I just want to say salute to everybody out there.
Speaker 10: Sometimes it's necessary to have those type of conversations. Conversations
Speaker 10: and k Williams don't have beef. We don't hate each other. Well,
Speaker 10: I don't hate us, she doesn't hate me yesterday, said
Speaker 10: she appreciates.
Speaker 11: Maybe you missed your sure social media site mehentde what
Speaker 11: you're talking about, go.
Speaker 5: Ahead and let the people know you was.
Speaker 10: I was not on me hin day and shot everybody
Speaker 10: in Kentucky too. I'm in Kentucky for the Kentucky Derby.
Speaker 10: That's why I have my uh my shirt on. Yesterday
Speaker 10: was the sneaker ball so that's why I'm a little
Speaker 10: dressed up now, and I just want to let you know, Charlemagne,
Speaker 10: don't get excited, but it is freaking freaky Friday. I
Speaker 10: have no bottoms on, so just have a top on.
Speaker 1: I don't know why you felt to tell me that.
Speaker 1: I don't know why you're talking about tops and bottom.
Speaker 1: Why are you talking about tops and bottom there?
Speaker 10: Because I'm a top and we always talk about tops
Speaker 10: and bottom. I'm a top right now. Just I want
Speaker 10: to let you know that I'm dressed up professionally, tops,
Speaker 10: no bottom.
Speaker 1: Glad you're not here. I'm glad you're not here because
Speaker 1: it's single to Mayo, and I thought everybody was going
Speaker 1: to be in the spirit. I thought y'all was going
Speaker 1: to come in here and cabreros or at least be.
Speaker 9: Dressed like, don't do this all. We're not getting canceled
Speaker 9: after yesterday.
Speaker 1: You be canceled as we celebrating. I got the you
Speaker 1: know what I mean?
Speaker 11: How american do you just say we drinking? It's sick
Speaker 11: of Demaya. You know there's there's real three behind it.
Speaker 11: Maybe we'll talk about it later.
Speaker 1: I don't know too.
Speaker 8: That's so I know too breaking.
Speaker 1: Tacos coming this morning to we are so media, we
Speaker 1: are so medium when it comes to the other coaches.
Speaker 12: You know.
Speaker 10: That's charlamage. Let me let me ask you a question.
Speaker 10: Know you and Evan Kate Williams are really really, really
Speaker 10: really cool.
Speaker 3: I'm not stay freaky.
Speaker 8: It's freaky freaky freaky Friday. No, I'm not standing.
Speaker 9: Just tell her.
Speaker 1: Stand up because what I don't have nothing lest yes
Speaker 1: you need you ain't got no body no like this.
Speaker 10: Well we go in the commercials. I'll turn around for well,
Speaker 10: let's get this show crack. We got a lot to
Speaker 10: talk about today. When we come back, we got front
Speaker 10: page news. Testling figure Out will be joining us. She'll
Speaker 10: break down everything that's happening in the news and of
Speaker 10: course get it off your chest. You get on the
Speaker 10: phone lines right now. Eight hundred five eight five, one
Speaker 10: oh five to one.
Speaker 8: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, Good.
Speaker 10: Morning every body, and cej n V Charlemagne the guy.
Speaker 8: We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get in some front
Speaker 8: page news now. Of course, our guest co host this
Speaker 8: Smalls this morning.
Speaker 10: This morning is weezy and Mandy Beef horrible decisions and
Speaker 10: we got testing figure over.
Speaker 8: I want to test Good.
Speaker 13: Morning everybody, Breakfast Club, Horrible Decisions and the building Charlemagne and.
Speaker 14: DJ and yes.
Speaker 10: Now, last night the Warriors beat the Lakers one twenty
Speaker 10: seven to one hundred.
Speaker 1: Anybody's in the game. It was late, right, Yeah, I
Speaker 1: watched it. I watched it up until the third quarter.
Speaker 1: But it wasn't. They didn't just beat them, they watched them.
Speaker 1: Hope to wipe the ass with the Lakers.
Speaker 8: Last Jesus, Yeah, it was bad Jesus.
Speaker 14: You say up late, charlet Man, you normally go to sleep.
Speaker 1: Now, the game came on a little earlier last night.
Speaker 1: I think he came on, like what eight o'clock, nor.
Speaker 14: You normally in the band through about seven forty five.
Speaker 8: I actually like it.
Speaker 11: I actually liked that they won because something kind of
Speaker 11: different that we're getting now, Like, you know, you have
Speaker 11: your pressers that the athletes have after the games. But
Speaker 11: Draymond has been very vocal on his podcast during this playoffs,
Speaker 11: and he said some things about Lebron recently. So I'm
Speaker 11: just glad that he got him washed. And and but
Speaker 11: there is only one who are you going for?
Speaker 1: I mean I picked I picked the Warriors at the
Speaker 1: beginning of the season to win the championship.
Speaker 8: I think the Warriors got it too. I want to
Speaker 8: be right.
Speaker 9: I tell y'all what I feel like. I'm listening in
Speaker 9: the Spanish on this and go to my own I
Speaker 9: heard Lebron I said that's the word. I know, you
Speaker 9: know what. I really try to fake sports when I
Speaker 9: on a date, though, really, Oh yeah, who's your favorite team?
Speaker 9: I'd be like, I just love Brooklyn.
Speaker 10: Let's talk about the four the four Proud Boys found guilty.
Speaker 13: Yeah, when Donald Trump told the Proud Boys to stand
Speaker 13: back and stand by, it went wrong.
Speaker 14: Let's take a listen. I'll give you some facts and
Speaker 14: we'll talk about it.
Speaker 15: On the other side, four members of the far right
Speaker 15: Proud Boys convicted of seditious can't be you receipt a
Speaker 15: jury finding Enrique Tarrio, the former leader of the Proud Boys,
Speaker 15: Ethan Norden, Joseph Biggs, and Zachary Real guilty of seditious
Speaker 15: conspiracy and other charges in a verdict affirming the prosecutor's
Speaker 15: central allegation that they conspired to stop the peaceful transfer
Speaker 15: of power on January sixth by attacking the capital.
Speaker 9: Yep.
Speaker 14: So again, like you just heard.
Speaker 13: The guilty verdict marks the third time that prosecutors have
Speaker 13: secure convictions for sedacious conspiracy in the Justice Department's historic
Speaker 13: prosecution of those who breached the Capitol on January sixth,
Speaker 13: Each of those defendants that you just heard were convicted
Speaker 13: of at least one charge that carries a.
Speaker 14: Twenty year maximum prison sentence.
Speaker 13: The sentencing date for the five defendants have not been
Speaker 13: scheduled in as an fyi guys. By January sixth, twenty
Speaker 13: twenty three, which is the second anniversary of the attack,
Speaker 13: at least nine hundred and seventy eight people have been
Speaker 13: charged with federal crimes.
Speaker 3: Are these folks getting in real time?
Speaker 1: Though? Are up to twenty eight getting like sentences? I
Speaker 1: mean up to twenty years? But what were they actually? Yeah,
Speaker 1: what are they getting sentenced?
Speaker 14: The jury?
Speaker 13: Well, the jury's not still out, but we we will see,
Speaker 13: you know, we'll we'll see what it looks like. And uh,
Speaker 13: you know, at least they're they're getting something done, moving
Speaker 13: the needle, you know on that.
Speaker 8: And you know, we've always.
Speaker 14: Talked about no shottle man.
Speaker 13: That's been a big thing for you, Like somebody gonna
Speaker 13: get charge of somebody can charge, so also getting charged.
Speaker 14: But so we'll see what the time is looking like.
Speaker 9: Did you say that the Proud boys leader's name was Enrique?
Speaker 8: Yes, oh.
Speaker 9: Expect that.
Speaker 11: Goodness all that was a big shocker for Can I
Speaker 11: ask you, has anybody been sentenced at all? I mean
Speaker 11: we're still waiting on sentencing for Tory Lanes, but has
Speaker 11: literally anyone been sentenced for for this act?
Speaker 5: And what was the sentence if you know?
Speaker 13: Yeah, they Well it's been over nine hundred and seventy
Speaker 13: eight people charged, so yeah, charged, and but there have
Speaker 13: been some.
Speaker 14: Sentencing, some sentence sentencing on those charges.
Speaker 13: I don't have that right in front of me to
Speaker 13: be able to say who was sending its last, but yes,
Speaker 13: there has been.
Speaker 1: The last person I remember was a woman from Ohio,
Speaker 1: Iowa four days ago, and I think she got sentenced
Speaker 1: to five months in prison four days That's what I
Speaker 1: want to know.
Speaker 9: The Flak Lives Matter?
Speaker 16: Wow?
Speaker 10: Wow, right, Well we got let's jump to Andrew Gilliam.
Speaker 10: What's going on with Andrew Gilliam? I know, we got
Speaker 10: to run right fast.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 13: So, while the Proud Boys were found guilty, Andrew Gillen
Speaker 13: was found not guilty of lying to the FBI. Now,
Speaker 13: just to refresh everybody's memory quickly, this case in twenty
Speaker 13: twenty two, prosecutors alleged that the former Democrat nominee for
Speaker 13: governor of Florida and ex mayor of Tallahassee, Andrew Gillam,
Speaker 13: took thousands of dollars in which he was supposed to
Speaker 13: which was supposed to be used for political donations, and
Speaker 13: was funneled to his own to his own bank accounts.
Speaker 13: Prosecutors claimed that Gilliam lied about his interactions with the
Speaker 13: undercover FBI agents who posed as developers and paid for
Speaker 13: a trip out into New York.
Speaker 14: So fast forward.
Speaker 13: The federal jury on Thursday found him not guilty of
Speaker 13: lying to the FBI, while dead locking on eighteen other counts,
Speaker 13: prompting the judge to declare a mistrial on those charges.
Speaker 13: So this is pretty impressive because you know, the FED,
Speaker 13: the Fed's got a high conviction rate, and when the
Speaker 13: alphabet come for you, it's a wrap.
Speaker 14: So this is pretty impressive.
Speaker 1: Not only is it impressive that he beat the Fed,
Speaker 1: like you know, he was like raising money for for
Speaker 1: illegal fees, like literally right up to the moment that
Speaker 1: he had to go to trials. So he didn't even
Speaker 1: have the money. Now, usually he saif he got money,
Speaker 1: you can beat these kind of cases. He didn't even
Speaker 1: have the money. So clearly the jury found like the
Speaker 1: clearly the jury thought he was really truly not guilty.
Speaker 5: I mean not only that he's a black man going
Speaker 5: against the past.
Speaker 13: Right, let's mark this, let's mark this down in history.
Speaker 13: White men were convicted yesterday and black ben a black
Speaker 13: man got off.
Speaker 10: Hell, you test a little scene in a couple of minutes,
Speaker 10: everybody else, get it off your chests.
Speaker 8: Eight hundred five eight five one five one.
Speaker 10: If you need to vent phone lines wide open, it's
Speaker 10: the breakfast Club on b E.
Speaker 17: T the Breakfast Club w this is your time to get.
Speaker 2: It off your chest eight five one. We want to
Speaker 2: hear from you on the breakfast gloves.
Speaker 18: Hello, Hi, this is Paysance. This is the second time
Speaker 18: I've gotten through.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 19: I just want to.
Speaker 18: Say good morning to everybody. Weezy and Mandy. I watch
Speaker 18: your podcast on YouTube. I have been watching four years,
Speaker 18: so gradulated so much?
Speaker 9: Can you say it louders of people know that we're
Speaker 9: famous or.
Speaker 18: Hard No, no, no, I have been watching for years
Speaker 18: and I'm going to the Climax tour on July seventh
Speaker 18: in Houston.
Speaker 5: Come on, you see Climax store.
Speaker 9: We are going on the road, and are we gonna
Speaker 9: have you on stage? Because we got some real nasty
Speaker 9: contests and I just don't want to know the great.
Speaker 18: I'm just gonna save me and my husband. We've been
Speaker 18: watching for a long time. We've been together for a
Speaker 18: really long time, and I wanted to just shout him
Speaker 18: out real quick because he's always on the way to
Speaker 18: work at five o'clock.
Speaker 9: I know that's does he drive it by us? No, No, Jesus,
Speaker 9: we'll shout.
Speaker 18: Out to your husband.
Speaker 6: You know what?
Speaker 9: Right now? That was the cadence of like and we're
Speaker 9: coming to the show, so.
Speaker 20: That maybe maybe, But I just want to I just
Speaker 20: want to let him know we've been together for ten
Speaker 20: years or our ten year anniversary is July twenty.
Speaker 18: Fourth, and ready nine.
Speaker 21: We've already done that. We've already done.
Speaker 9: I cannot wait to bring up on stage for our
Speaker 9: breakup game. So I'm looking forward to see you.
Speaker 8: Oh my god, see if you last.
Speaker 1: But oh that's horrible, Oh my gosh.
Speaker 18: I just want to say I love you, guys.
Speaker 20: And the baby I love you too, And I know
Speaker 20: you were listening to this, and I'm gonna call you
Speaker 20: right after this.
Speaker 5: I'll tell you how I want to suck your good day?
Speaker 8: Now is Mandy? Tell them what you're gonna be? What city?
Speaker 8: So people want to join you, guys, they can.
Speaker 11: Yeah, guys, were going on our Climax tour, which actually
Speaker 11: kicks off in the Midwest in June. So June ninth,
Speaker 11: we're kicking off in Detroit the d you hear it,
Speaker 11: and then Cincinnati the day right after, followed by Chicago
Speaker 11: shut down.
Speaker 1: How do you take it?
Speaker 9: Oh, go to.
Speaker 11: Whore hive dot com and get your tickets. Down at
Speaker 11: the bottom there's a tour link and literally we're coming
Speaker 11: to sixteen right.
Speaker 9: Now where I am the climb Max. Take that how
Speaker 9: you want it. This is our final tour. It is
Speaker 9: Charlotte and said it's the best he's ever seen.
Speaker 1: Can you say best live podcast in the business. If
Speaker 1: you've never seen a live podcast and you wonder, you know,
Speaker 1: what is a live podcast?
Speaker 3: Why would I go see one? Go see horrible decision?
Speaker 11: But a fellows It is a place that you can
Speaker 11: come with your friends. There are a lot of women
Speaker 11: that want to get laid right after our show.
Speaker 9: This is what I'm trying to sell the tickets because
Speaker 9: we pretty much already sold out on most of the cities.
Speaker 1: But now you and your boy, shall we.
Speaker 9: Leave them with a chick because they get so freaking
Speaker 9: horny they're learning all these tips and then you're just like, Wow,
Speaker 9: it's only ten guys year out of a thousand people,
Speaker 9: and they all end up getting.
Speaker 8: Jesus nice.
Speaker 9: Have me go on my head.
Speaker 8: Let's go che him up. A caller, Hello, who's this?
Speaker 22: Good morning? Your boy got me from the brunx Hey
Speaker 22: Bronks aka mister thirteen and a half. I want to
Speaker 22: talk about the devil staated when it comes to man
Speaker 22: flexing on line and one inflexing online.
Speaker 1: You're not average too, by the way.
Speaker 3: I want to show that out there. There's nothing typical
Speaker 3: of Medio time about you.
Speaker 9: I'm growing now black Pete Davidson.
Speaker 8: What you was in.
Speaker 23: Now?
Speaker 22: P Davis?
Speaker 21: They got nothing on me but respect for me?
Speaker 9: Okay, and my Instagram handles weezy wt. The dms are open.
Speaker 22: Yes, I won't be in your DM later I might
Speaker 22: seem real pick the shout out to my girl Taz.
Speaker 21: Taz went to my.
Speaker 22: Instagram page and she verified at thirteen that a half.
Speaker 22: So I want to shout out to pass.
Speaker 24: What.
Speaker 1: The hell is going on on this brother.
Speaker 8: Pulling uh peen picks test? We can hear you?
Speaker 13: Oh okay, I'm just yes, absolutely, he called into the show,
Speaker 13: and you know, I'm here to verify facts. And so
Speaker 13: I told him, just like you, that the d ms
Speaker 13: were open, and the gentleman uh certainly sent the information.
Speaker 13: And because I do from page news, I needed to
Speaker 13: see what was happening in the front. And I have
Speaker 13: confirmed that he is indeed thirteen.
Speaker 1: For research purposes, only the research.
Speaker 14: Purpose and just everybody, no, he said, he said.
Speaker 9: And just so you know, he.
Speaker 13: Sent a clean pic. You know, he had his pants on.
Speaker 13: He didn't send unlike MV sitting over there butt naked
Speaker 13: on a chair. He did send his you know, with
Speaker 13: his pants on. But you could literally see he sent
Speaker 13: the you know, the gray sweatpants. You know that we
Speaker 13: can all tell was what. Well, I don't know about
Speaker 13: the half, but based upon my experience a visual you know, projection,
Speaker 13: he is definitely somewhere between the inches of you know,
Speaker 13: maybe twelve or thirteen eleven.
Speaker 14: Definitely more than ten for sure.
Speaker 10: News Jesus, all right, get on your chest eight hundred
Speaker 10: five eighty five, one oh five one. If you need
Speaker 10: to vent hit us up now. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 10: Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 9: Tell him.
Speaker 25: Ray Ray Ray, Yo, Charlotte man yafy, what up are
Speaker 25: we lost?
Speaker 17: This is your time to get it off your chest.
Speaker 5: I got an indoor pool, outdoor pool.
Speaker 17: We want to hear from you on the breakfast club.
Speaker 21: We can get on the phone right now.
Speaker 22: He'll tell you what it is.
Speaker 16: We live.
Speaker 8: Hello, who's this.
Speaker 25: Hey?
Speaker 8: Get it off your chest, Mama. I.
Speaker 22: I don't completely disagree with Evany.
Speaker 19: I do agree that you can't allow singingdeed and see.
Speaker 18: A home and a set high level achieved.
Speaker 14: Man.
Speaker 22: One of the biggest problem in our black communities are
Speaker 22: that our parents are not taking respon ability for their children.
Speaker 22: Their children are raising themselves.
Speaker 18: They're not teaching them how to do childre and what happened.
Speaker 21: In the coming in the house before dark. They're just
Speaker 21: allowed on.
Speaker 18: Our black kids to kill each other. It's not going
Speaker 18: to get better.
Speaker 21: We're not going to never achieve the level that we.
Speaker 19: Can be at if we don't take responsibility.
Speaker 10: For our well, Mama, I don't think she was talking
Speaker 10: about kids in this generation that she wanted to date.
Speaker 8: She was talking about men.
Speaker 10: I'm sure that we're over thirty five years old, and
Speaker 10: there's a lot of people out there that have received
Speaker 10: cs and d's that are doing exceptional work and doing
Speaker 10: great work. Some school is just not for everybody, and
Speaker 10: sometimes learning is very difficult.
Speaker 1: You know what this conversation gets confusing that I think
Speaker 1: that we're out of the relationship convo. Everdykn date whoever
Speaker 1: she wants to date her parents. You know. What I
Speaker 1: was pushing back on was what she, you know, implied
Speaker 1: in regards to the working class, you know where she
Speaker 1: said they were mediocre, typical every word she average and
Speaker 1: U what was it stuck in the bigotry of low expectations?
Speaker 1: You know what I mean? And she says she didn't
Speaker 1: mean it in that way, correct, you know, but that's
Speaker 1: what I was pushing back on. I don't care who
Speaker 1: she chooses today. Hello, who's this?
Speaker 8: Listen?
Speaker 21: Anton out of Miami, Miami Gods? What's good man? Good morning?
Speaker 13: Up?
Speaker 8: He tell get up your chest, bro.
Speaker 25: Hey, baby Charla made baby, I made it I made it, y'all.
Speaker 1: You calling me baby, baby baby.
Speaker 25: You know none of y'all, but listen, listen, Okay, I
Speaker 25: made a baby. I'm on et live baby. Yes, I'm
Speaker 25: on p e t I'm on be et live baby.
Speaker 1: You should shout out to your name. Don't you call
Speaker 1: her baby?
Speaker 3: Say the woman's name that you talk to to.
Speaker 21: Oh, my bad, my bad, no disrespect. Hello, ladies, ladies,
Speaker 21: how y'all doing.
Speaker 9: I'm we're talking about the baby that you're talking to now.
Speaker 8: He was made like I'm onn be e T baby.
Speaker 21: I may to the world I made.
Speaker 25: The baby on bet Liner Antonon Smith out of Miami.
Speaker 25: God flaughter. I want to send a shout out to
Speaker 25: my son my birthday next week, may tip. You know
Speaker 25: what I'm saying. My son name is Lyn Smith. Go
Speaker 25: to go to Millwood Elementary. Y'all ain't not the form
Speaker 25: of the one I'm coming.
Speaker 9: That's one.
Speaker 22: You're gonna take me out a day, damn right, baby
Speaker 22: all day.
Speaker 21: I'm single too.
Speaker 25: And listen, but I'm a working man. You might not
Speaker 25: want me, all right.
Speaker 26: I'm a truck driver.
Speaker 25: You might not want me baby.
Speaker 9: Listen, you own the I don't give it to you
Speaker 9: own the truck truck, but you.
Speaker 22: Might not want me baby.
Speaker 9: Blow the hole for your truck big? And is your
Speaker 9: truck big?
Speaker 19: Oh?
Speaker 27: Yes?
Speaker 1: All right, all right, but you see he said, you
Speaker 1: see he made six figures though, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: I do think we should encourage people to go get
Speaker 1: their cd ls and be truck drivers, because we saw
Speaker 1: even during COVID, when it was when there was a
Speaker 1: short truck drivers, America was in a very very bad,
Speaker 1: very bad place.
Speaker 10: We know, truck drivers. We needed more people taking those
Speaker 10: goods up and down the roads. And that's how people
Speaker 10: get on those goods in all those stores that you love.
Speaker 10: The shop, whether it's Target, whether it's Bloomingdale's Sacks or
Speaker 10: the Dollar Store, Amagon.
Speaker 1: Packages ain't getting to your door without the truck drivers, y'all.
Speaker 11: Shout out to my best friend who owns an eighteen wheelers.
Speaker 11: Shout out, shout out to all the owners out there.
Speaker 9: Absolutely, and and the drivers.
Speaker 3: If you own and you don't drive, you gonna need drivers.
Speaker 4: Yeah, absolutely, absolutely, salute all the truck drivers out there.
Speaker 8: Absolutely, get it off your chest. Eight hundred five eight
Speaker 8: five one oh five one.
Speaker 10: When we come back and got your room report do
Speaker 10: you want to live like Drake, Well, you just need
Speaker 10: eighty eight million dollars.
Speaker 8: We'll tell you how when we come back. It's the
Speaker 8: Breakfast Club.
Speaker 17: Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: Morning everybody.
Speaker 10: You see j Envy Charlamagne to God, we are the
Speaker 10: Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Hey yo, let the record show Envy.
Speaker 1: I've never seen anyone eat as fast as I just
Speaker 1: saw Weezy eat somebody bol Weezy some McDonald's in here
Speaker 1: on a nice plate with some more hash browns and
Speaker 1: an egg McMuffin. I think I believe. And she devoured
Speaker 1: it within thirty second.
Speaker 5: She said that broke deep.
Speaker 1: I'm telling you, I mean she up. She sucked it
Speaker 1: right up, Wheezy, I want you to slow down in
Speaker 1: so many aspects of your life. You and then you
Speaker 1: went to sleep immediately after this, I mean immediately. We
Speaker 1: had to wake her up to jump on the microphone.
Speaker 9: Okay, I just want to say I woke up so
Speaker 9: early it feels like I've been hit by a bus.
Speaker 9: And oh my god, Jesus on some realness, it's so
Speaker 9: early to get up and get into hair and make
Speaker 9: up for this job. Yes, I see how just Hilarious
Speaker 9: had diarrhea that morning because you got to drink coffee
Speaker 9: to get up, you got to eat and all that.
Speaker 9: Like my I'm turning right now.
Speaker 8: So you said, and you have diarrhea right now.
Speaker 9: I'm not saying I have it right now.
Speaker 8: It's on its way.
Speaker 9: I'm just saying.
Speaker 3: By thirty.
Speaker 8: Well, let's get to the room. Let's talk Drake.
Speaker 1: Of names or you gossip been when you chatting God?
Speaker 1: This is the rumor report.
Speaker 5: I mean, I guess were on the breakfast club.
Speaker 8: This is where the tea spells right on the breakfast club.
Speaker 10: Well, if you want to live like Drake, you can
Speaker 10: actually purchase Drake's property.
Speaker 9: Now.
Speaker 10: Drake's property is in Beverly Hills. It's twenty four thousand
Speaker 10: square feet. He purchased it a year ago for seventy
Speaker 10: five million. And you can have this property for eighty
Speaker 10: eight million dollars.
Speaker 8: Y'all guys want it? You want it?
Speaker 1: Listen. I'm a stern believer in acting your wage. But
Speaker 1: I will never understand what does a house do for
Speaker 1: eighty eight million dollars.
Speaker 5: I don't think that, Like did you know anything that?
Speaker 16: Like?
Speaker 5: What what does it come with?
Speaker 11: What?
Speaker 17: Apec?
Speaker 8: I don't care about twenty four thousand even do well.
Speaker 8: It doesn't do anything.
Speaker 10: It's in Beverly Hills, which is probably one of the
Speaker 10: most expensive zip codes. It does have a tennis court,
Speaker 10: it has eleven of cars of rodge, it has I
Speaker 10: think like thirteen bedrooms or something like that.
Speaker 8: But it's just where it's located. It's just prime real estate.
Speaker 9: I mean, I will say anybody that's ever been to La,
Speaker 9: one of the most impressive things to me driving around
Speaker 9: is when you look up and you see those homes.
Speaker 3: I mean it's like on the mountains, on the hills.
Speaker 9: Yeah, the hill Beverly Hills goes up as well, like
Speaker 9: literally your ears start popping.
Speaker 1: And if the hill come with the eighty eight million, do
Speaker 1: I want a hill?
Speaker 9: Now own the land? You ain't better af me every night?
Speaker 9: Mighty better be in the house. They might have had
Speaker 9: a girls in all thirteen rooms available for me.
Speaker 1: No, the house should be fing you for eighty eight
Speaker 1: milliones like, the house should be able to turn into
Speaker 1: like a transformer or something like. The house has to
Speaker 1: do something other than just be a house. I mean
Speaker 1: it does.
Speaker 11: It does make me think if he purchased it though
Speaker 11: for it because he really.
Speaker 5: Likes his house in the six.
Speaker 11: You can look it up on the map, like everyone
Speaker 11: kind of knows where he lives in Toronto. But during
Speaker 11: the pandemic, we did see the lowest interest rates for
Speaker 11: home buying, and so for him to already be being
Speaker 11: able to sell it for what is that a thirteen
Speaker 11: million dollar increase?
Speaker 9: You said seven?
Speaker 4: Or yeah?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 8: Yeah, it was seventy five he purchased before he selling.
Speaker 9: It got back in there.
Speaker 8: He's not going to get eighty.
Speaker 10: Eight four it, but I'm sure he'll probably get, you know,
Speaker 10: seventy I'm not mad.
Speaker 9: At that, I do.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, no, I said, if I read correctly, the
Speaker 1: original person that he bought the house from was like
Speaker 1: thirty million dollars that she built the force.
Speaker 10: Oh wow, yeah, bought it for thirty three million dollars
Speaker 10: and twenty fifteen, So it was to him for seventy
Speaker 10: four five million, correct.
Speaker 9: I wanted to ask you, Envy, I recently purchased a
Speaker 9: property and we'll try to I When it got down
Speaker 9: to it, the lender wouldn't give me a loan because
Speaker 9: the building was so delinquent. NAHOA fees and they said
Speaker 9: that this is a common thing because of the low
Speaker 9: interest rates during the pandemic, that so many people were
Speaker 9: able to buy a property and now they can't afford
Speaker 9: to keep it up. Have you heard about that.
Speaker 10: That's a lot of it's happening to a lot of people.
Speaker 10: Interest rates were so low, interest rates shot back up
Speaker 10: to I mean, at one time I came my house
Speaker 10: for like one point nine to two percent, some places
Speaker 10: two point five, and now it's six seven percent. But
Speaker 10: the HOA fees, which is a home MACU percent fees
Speaker 10: are usually expensive. And those are the ones that's supposed
Speaker 10: to take care of your grass, your roof, and the
Speaker 10: things outside your home, and some of those things are
Speaker 10: so expensive. And some of those properties they don't allow
Speaker 10: you to get those cheap FHA loans as well.
Speaker 8: So it does happen.
Speaker 9: Shout out to the mortgage guy. I found him on
Speaker 9: the breakfast Club. He actually helped me get of five
Speaker 9: point five. I will tell y'all this, do not flex
Speaker 9: too early. Because I was on the ground like I'm
Speaker 9: a hollwater.
Speaker 8: Bitch and now I'm shut up.
Speaker 9: Hey, it's not even me right, I've got a great
Speaker 9: credit score, I'm making good money. But it was literally
Speaker 9: the lender saying fifteen percent of the building is delinquent.
Speaker 9: On Hoa's like, we're not giving you no money.
Speaker 8: Right, but you just got to be careful to And
Speaker 8: now might be a good time. People.
Speaker 10: Our house prices are starting to come down. Inventory still low,
Speaker 10: but you could probably get something in the next couple
Speaker 10: of months because they keep saying recession and scaring people,
Speaker 10: and you might be able to get a shit.
Speaker 11: They don't air quote that recession we are in it
Speaker 11: Eggs was ten dollars just yesterday, Okay, so.
Speaker 5: I think we're definitely there. I am waiting for it.
Speaker 11: We know, just even from two thousand and eight, that
Speaker 11: a recession comes with a real estate bubble burst as well,
Speaker 11: so I'm kind of waiting for that myself.
Speaker 8: Absolutely. Now let's let's jump to Ed Shearon.
Speaker 13: Ed.
Speaker 10: Sharon was found not liable in the Marvin Gay copyright trial.
Speaker 10: Now he spoke out after court, and this is what
Speaker 10: he said.
Speaker 28: I'm obviously very happy with the outcome of the case,
Speaker 28: and it looks like I'm not having to retire from
Speaker 28: my day job after all. But at the same time,
Speaker 28: I'm unbelievably frustrated the basis claims like this are allowed
Speaker 28: to go to court at We've spent the last eight
Speaker 28: years talking about two songs with dramatically different lyrics, melodies,
Speaker 28: and four chords, which are also different and used by
Speaker 28: songwriters every day. And I think we proved for all
Speaker 28: to see that they tried to manipulate my and Amy's
Speaker 28: song to try and convince the jury that they had
Speaker 28: a genuine claim. Like artists everywhere, Amy and I work
Speaker 28: hard to independently create songs which are often based around
Speaker 28: real life personal experience. It's devastating to be accused of
Speaker 28: stealing someone else's song when we've put so much work
Speaker 28: into our livelihood. I'm just a guy with a guitar
Speaker 28: who loves writing music for people to enjoy. I am
Speaker 28: not and will never allow myself to be a piggybank
Speaker 28: for anyone to shake his PR.
Speaker 9: His PR.
Speaker 5: His PR did a good job writing. Now, I'm not
Speaker 5: gonna lie. I actually wanted him to lose this case.
Speaker 1: Why.
Speaker 11: First off, I do believe that Marvin gay Estate deserves
Speaker 11: the win on this Also, well, listen.
Speaker 8: Let's listen before you go forever. Let's listen to the
Speaker 8: people us.
Speaker 9: In your lives.
Speaker 1: That's the matchup, though, I was.
Speaker 9: Gonna say, yeah, that's literally perform this live in his concert.
Speaker 11: He goes for what he goes from this song into
Speaker 11: that Jo does l a song better than.
Speaker 8: To stop to do you can stop it?
Speaker 10: But that's the mashup, that's both forge you got the
Speaker 10: single of versions, it was just his version and just
Speaker 10: over No, you don't.
Speaker 8: Have that up of course.
Speaker 1: Found guilty.
Speaker 9: Pure Sharon is one of the g w PS. Man.
Speaker 9: I love Ed Sharon. I love how much Black people
Speaker 9: love listening to his music, and I love that he's
Speaker 9: not a weak. I can't stand when white people get
Speaker 9: you know, black people start loving him and then they
Speaker 9: start keeting a little black saying on you. I really
Speaker 9: rock with Ed and I didn't feel like his song close.
Speaker 11: Gorilla is currently getting sued right now as well for
Speaker 11: her for her tomorrow record.
Speaker 9: Now, when I heard that, I think that's so.
Speaker 11: That's what I'm saying, Like I mean, just just in
Speaker 11: terms of being a creative, there are a lot of
Speaker 11: things that people inspire, especially with tones, with melodies, with words.
Speaker 11: Sometimes there's another artist that I just interviewed. I'm not
Speaker 11: gonna bring it up because I don't know if there's
Speaker 11: lawsuit coming or not, but literally she didn't know, and
Speaker 11: now the artist doesn't want her to use it. I
Speaker 11: think that you do kind of have to give credit
Speaker 11: where it do. I think this is one of those spaces.
Speaker 8: But this happens a lot there.
Speaker 5: Whatever happens, it happens a lot of life.
Speaker 10: It happened with jay Z, with Big Pimp in a
Speaker 10: couple of times. It happened so many different people. People
Speaker 10: feel like people still have melodies, their tones, They snare
Speaker 10: drums that kicks, and it happens.
Speaker 8: But in this case he was found not guilty.
Speaker 1: I think a lot of those musical chords kind of
Speaker 1: are all the same. But I think it just depends
Speaker 1: on how big the record got. There probably a bunch
Speaker 1: of people, make sense, probably a bunch of people who
Speaker 1: use the same type of chords as let's get it on,
Speaker 1: you know, but we don't hear those songs.
Speaker 3: One of the biggest songs ever in the history of life.
Speaker 10: Those songs are cute up now, So just play a
Speaker 10: little bit of right now for people that don't know,
Speaker 10: they could hear both songs.
Speaker 6: Done and.
Speaker 11: Well, Beloving You to seventy great record.
Speaker 8: This is an amazing, tough record.
Speaker 1: This I don't see the comparison that all.
Speaker 9: This song is better.
Speaker 1: Let's get it on, is ten times better, saying a
Speaker 1: lot of thinking, I just don't hear the comparison. It's
Speaker 1: way more soul, and let's getting on a lot more seasoning.
Speaker 1: Gonna let's get it on.
Speaker 9: One of them had Sharon's grandmother died and he couldn't
Speaker 9: even make it to her funeral because he had to
Speaker 9: do That's true.
Speaker 8: Yeah, that's true. That is your rumor report.
Speaker 10: Now when we come back, we got front page news
Speaker 10: sessling figure out what will be joining us, and we're
Speaker 10: opening up the phone lines eight hundred five eight five,
Speaker 10: one oh five one. We're talking about a Shanti and Nelly.
Speaker 10: Now we're talking about spinning the block. Sometimes, if you
Speaker 10: wait so long to spend in the block, does it work?
Speaker 10: Does that work for you?
Speaker 8: Eight hundred five eight five, one oh five to one.
Speaker 10: They said, Mandy Bee spun the block twelve times.
Speaker 8: We're gonna talk about that when we come back to
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Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 10: We got our co hosts Weezy and Mandy from Horrible
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Speaker 10: All right, let's get right to the news. Teslin Tucker
Speaker 10: calson what's he doing?
Speaker 8: Now? What's this text that he said that got him fired? Allegedly?
Speaker 13: Yes, one of the texas that he said is not
Speaker 13: how white men fight, a text contributed to his firing.
Speaker 13: So this is just a quick update for those who
Speaker 13: have been following the story about the Fox News eight
Speaker 13: hundred million dominion voting system settlement. As a result of
Speaker 13: that lawsuit, Yet another text message has been revealed between
Speaker 13: Tucker Carlson and his producer.
Speaker 22: Now.
Speaker 13: The text message was sent hours before Trump supporters stormed
Speaker 13: the Capitol, and he said, quote, I was watching a
Speaker 13: video of people fighting on the street in Washington. A
Speaker 13: group of Trump guys surrounded an Antifa kid and started
Speaker 13: pounding the living s out of him. It was three
Speaker 13: against one at least. Jumping a guy like that is dishonorable. Obviously,
Speaker 13: it's not how white men fight. Yet suddenly I found
Speaker 13: myself rooting for the mob against the man, hoping they
Speaker 13: hit him harder and kill him.
Speaker 14: I really wanted them to hurt the kid. I could
Speaker 14: taste it.
Speaker 1: You know what's so crazy?
Speaker 3: I read that.
Speaker 1: I read that, and I saw everybody saying it was racist.
Speaker 1: The other parts about him wishing the Antifa people would,
Speaker 1: you know, continue to get beat up on and get
Speaker 1: killed was way harshening. And that's not how white men.
Speaker 8: I want to the.
Speaker 11: Fact that the fact that they brought it to raise
Speaker 11: literally that's a sociopathic thing to say.
Speaker 5: You wanted him to get beat to death.
Speaker 9: Well, he talks about in the text message correct me
Speaker 9: if I'm wrong, says about how when he knew that
Speaker 9: his brain was going there, that it was a problem.
Speaker 14: But I was just gonna say that.
Speaker 13: As the text means continued, he was basically paraphrase, I'll
Speaker 13: paraphrase saying, you know, like, what's happening to me?
Speaker 14: What am I turning into?
Speaker 13: You know, recognizing that he was becoming something that exactly what.
Speaker 11: Tays were these green bubbles because you have the option
Speaker 11: to unsend a message within fifteen minutes now on the iPhone,
Speaker 11: and that is something that should have been unset.
Speaker 9: He thought it was a safe white space. That's what
Speaker 9: That's what white people do between each other. They text
Speaker 9: each other crazy stuff. They post them videos about. Think
Speaker 9: about the man in Georgia that was talking about, oh,
Speaker 9: someone needs to be lynched today. When I watched that video,
Speaker 9: he asked, like three of them in different outfits, I'm like, wow,
Speaker 9: so you say this on the regular? What they said too?
Speaker 1: I think I think somebody from Fox actually leaked those
Speaker 1: texts just to let tucking.
Speaker 3: No, don't don't get too spoity with your mouth.
Speaker 1: Now, don't don't we start talking too crazy about us,
Speaker 1: because there's others where that came from.
Speaker 3: You know, there's things that are much much worse.
Speaker 8: Right, Well, you.
Speaker 13: Remember his producer, Remember one of his producers is actually suing.
Speaker 13: Uh so is I don't think somebody leaked it.
Speaker 14: It probably was her.
Speaker 13: You know, you're probably absolutely writing and that because obviously
Speaker 13: she had all the receipts. So the mortal story is
Speaker 13: I won't be texting Eddie.
Speaker 14: That's there.
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Speaker 13: good sex is an act of resistance against anti blackness.
Speaker 14: She said, this is a yes, that's right, fight the power. Literally,
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Speaker 8: If you want to, if you want to be woke for.
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Speaker 5: I actually wanted to add a word to that.
Speaker 11: I think one of the words that I used to
Speaker 11: describe the best sex that I have is safe, and
Speaker 11: not in terms of using a condom, but in terms
Speaker 11: of just being with somebody that I trust and that
Speaker 11: I know. Is it gonna leak our text messages or
Speaker 11: nudes or anything that we do in the bedroom to
Speaker 11: anyone else. So just knowing that you can have sex
Speaker 11: safely with somebody that you trust also amps up your mood.
Speaker 9: My mom My mom.
Speaker 11: Knows, let's let's let's get there. My mom knows when
Speaker 11: I haven't had pain in a while.
Speaker 1: And it's not really good.
Speaker 5: She knows about like.
Speaker 1: So that's a real thing when you say so when
Speaker 1: you say to somebody, man, you need to go get
Speaker 1: you know what I mean.
Speaker 9: I know when Mandy comes in a good mood, does
Speaker 9: the podcast I say saying, now, I'll tell you this,
Speaker 9: you know, back to the point of it being you know,
Speaker 9: helping you fight the power that I gotta be honest,
Speaker 9: if coming into your job every day means you gotta
Speaker 9: fight the power by whether it be your white coworkers
Speaker 9: and being the only one that spot hell yes, sex hel.
Speaker 13: Because you know, I'm social justice advocate and so I
Speaker 13: work a lot with Attorney Cromp on these cases. And
Speaker 13: so when we're seeing these cases back to back of
Speaker 13: people getting murdered and black man, you really do need
Speaker 13: something to depress.
Speaker 8: I'm think his.
Speaker 14: Wife is handling that boat something.
Speaker 13: Sorry, you definitely need something to compress. So on behalf
Speaker 13: of all of the advocates out there that do the
Speaker 13: work that I do.
Speaker 14: You don't do it for the community.
Speaker 9: And so you keep in mind that what happens when
Speaker 9: all the pressures and the news and things are going on,
Speaker 9: we get so overloaded we forget about our own pleasure.
Speaker 9: Whether you're partnered or single, you have to. I honestly,
Speaker 9: when I'm really busy, I schedule time for myself. Literally,
Speaker 9: I have ten of them on my hand. Okay, ten
Speaker 9: Pete Davidson's and I have thirty minutes to myself and
Speaker 9: I feel completely better. I'm just saying I got ten.
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Speaker 10: up the phone lines eight hundred five A five one
Speaker 10: oh five to one. We're talking spinning the block. This
Speaker 10: conversation comes from Nelly and a Shanty. Just getting back
Speaker 10: with your ex after breaking up for some time?
Speaker 8: Ever work out? That is the question, Mandy b.
Speaker 10: She has some advice about this, because she said, you're in.
Speaker 1: It for Mandy, just let out a big side. I
Speaker 1: usually don't ask people what's wrong when they sit next
Speaker 1: to me inside, but I want to know today.
Speaker 9: I mean, Mandy gonna say today that is not gonna
Speaker 9: work out. But let's see you remember twelve we broke
Speaker 9: up twelve times.
Speaker 1: We're talking about it. Jesus.
Speaker 8: Yeah, we're doing when we come back and we take it.
Speaker 10: Calls eight hundred five A five one five one is
Speaker 10: the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 17: It's topic time.
Speaker 2: Call eight hundred and five A five five one to
Speaker 2: join into the discussion with the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 10: Morning everybody, you seej n V. CHARLEMAGNEA God. We are
Speaker 10: the Breakfast Club. Now if you just joining us, we're
Speaker 10: talking about spinning the block now This conversation comes from
Speaker 10: Nellie and Ashanti and also Mandy and I'll.
Speaker 9: Stop at this point. No, I ain't going back. Did it,
Speaker 9: done it done?
Speaker 4: Not having you today?
Speaker 1: He was like, she don't have to kill it today.
Speaker 1: It's single to Mayo, I'm gonna hit her up. No,
Speaker 1: she might make some some horrible decisions.
Speaker 11: The number is blocked. Shout out to the ladies who
Speaker 11: changed the name and the phone. Remove the emojis, but
Speaker 11: do not answer. You can't have emojis by your name.
Speaker 11: If we done broke up this many times, your name
Speaker 11: is now do not answer. But he's also blocked, so boom.
Speaker 8: So the question is that is the question?
Speaker 9: Yeah, I mean I'm not show. Here's one thing you're
Speaker 9: just said. Ten years, yes, ten years, do not answer.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but it's in red and one is in white.
Speaker 5: That's because his name was something else.
Speaker 9: Burs It looks like it wouldn't go through if you blocked.
Speaker 5: Him though, right, No it doesn't.
Speaker 8: That's just what's up, broke? What's your name?
Speaker 24: My name?
Speaker 1: Richard?
Speaker 8: Hey, Richie?
Speaker 10: Talking about spending the block, is it a good idea
Speaker 10: if you spend the block after a long time, has
Speaker 10: it worked for you or it doesn't work.
Speaker 8: Let's talk about it.
Speaker 20: Man.
Speaker 21: I really can't get it too too much. But I got,
Speaker 21: I got. I got the two femails who I'm dealing with,
Speaker 21: And every time one of them whatever trying to hit me,
Speaker 21: I spend the block. But when I hit them, they
Speaker 21: spend the block too. So I guess I got. I guess.
Speaker 21: I guess you's a bad thing.
Speaker 11: Were you in relationships with either of these women? Or
Speaker 11: is this just a sexual spind the block?
Speaker 21: I was in the relationship with both of them.
Speaker 9: Spending the block looks like is it like a booty call?
Speaker 9: Is it like a little date night? What's it looked
Speaker 9: like for you?
Speaker 21: And they call whenever they hit me, I spend the block.
Speaker 9: Whenever they hit.
Speaker 5: He said, they hit me, I hit it all right.
Speaker 8: Thank you, sir.
Speaker 1: Hello?
Speaker 8: Who's this? Mandy? Hey, Mandy? Good morning. How you feeling.
Speaker 18: I'm good?
Speaker 21: How are you good?
Speaker 8: You spent a block on somebody after a long period of.
Speaker 21: Time, Actually, he spent the block on me. We dated
Speaker 21: for like.
Speaker 5: A year, we broke up, he got married, had a.
Speaker 17: Kid, then.
Speaker 21: He broke out with her to be with me.
Speaker 18: He wanted to be with me the whole time.
Speaker 21: I still got Facebook messages, so when he was married, messaging.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I feel like you called so she can hear
Speaker 9: your voice.
Speaker 1: Damn, Oh, she very well could.
Speaker 11: Oh wait, are you with are you with? Are you
Speaker 11: with him now? And are they legally divorced?
Speaker 21: They are legally the worce.
Speaker 18: We've been together for Next week will be nine years.
Speaker 8: Do you okay?
Speaker 3: You've been a whole mistress for a long time.
Speaker 11: I was about to say, Charlemagne brought up with Charlemagne.
Speaker 11: Charlamagne brought up for saying earlier.
Speaker 5: I want to know if you believe in the phrase
Speaker 5: you get him, how you lose them? How you get them?
Speaker 5: Do you think that?
Speaker 21: But I didn't him anyway. He just didn't want to
Speaker 21: be where.
Speaker 8: It's a long story.
Speaker 21: We'll even had that kind of time. She's a horrible person,
Speaker 21: but and I know that for a fact.
Speaker 18: We currently have his daughter.
Speaker 21: They have together. She lives with us.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, damn.
Speaker 1: So why do you say you were a mistress door.
Speaker 9: Because she was with him?
Speaker 25: I never they were not together.
Speaker 8: She said that she got back when they broke up.
Speaker 25: Nobody else is man.
Speaker 12: He wanted to be with me and I got messages.
Speaker 12: Bro I'm telling him.
Speaker 29: Like, don't find your wife, like where is your wife?
Speaker 1: So he say you were plying though, so yeah, so
Speaker 1: he left his wife for you. Yeah, so, y'all never
Speaker 1: messed around when he was married.
Speaker 8: Never.
Speaker 1: You're just sitting there lying on God on a good
Speaker 1: Friday for.
Speaker 21: No, Charlmae, don't do that. I actually like you.
Speaker 8: Well, thank you, mama, thank you for sharing your story.
Speaker 5: Thank you.
Speaker 8: Now, what's the mall of the story?
Speaker 1: The morall of the story? Many I said, if you
Speaker 1: love something, let it go. If it comes back to
Speaker 1: you as yours.
Speaker 8: You got to go and might not never come back.
Speaker 14: I don't love that.
Speaker 9: You don't miss you, for you will not miss you.
Speaker 23: Yo.
Speaker 9: So if I'm saying this with a little bit of projection,
Speaker 9: because there's a lot of times that I've had to
Speaker 9: let someone go to really see if it's worth it
Speaker 9: and if they come back great, If not, then that
Speaker 9: wasn't the person for me.
Speaker 3: You'all don't believe in breaking up the making up?
Speaker 9: Though?
Speaker 1: No what mefing many Angelo wrote that beautiful song for No.
Speaker 9: Many every time, every nine ten of them? Was it
Speaker 9: better every time?
Speaker 12: Oh?
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah?
Speaker 9: It was good.
Speaker 1: Break Up in Now by MEPhI man Indiangelo, probably not.
Speaker 8: I'm sure we don't have that.
Speaker 1: We we got all you need, we got all you need,
Speaker 1: and it ain't the same. That's what that's that's what
Speaker 1: people who never broke up.
Speaker 8: I do love something.
Speaker 9: Oh my god, I want to just role play a breakup.
Speaker 8: All right, when we come back, we got to your room, Report,
Speaker 8: we got to.
Speaker 10: Talk, Timberland, he gets his dream collaboration through AI.
Speaker 8: We'll talk about it when we come back. It's the
Speaker 8: breakfast club, good morning.
Speaker 1: Names or you've got you chatting. This is the room
Speaker 1: of Report.
Speaker 5: I mean, I guess we're on the breakfast club. This
Speaker 5: is where the tea spells, right on the breakfast club.
Speaker 10: Now, not everybody is so mad about AI. You know, AI,
Speaker 10: I haven't been doing so many different things, creating Drake songs,
Speaker 10: creating all these different songs. But Timbaland he's kind of
Speaker 10: excited about it because he's saying he gets to do
Speaker 10: his dream collab with AI.
Speaker 23: All right, So I'm sitting here with my brother creative God,
Speaker 23: and we know that it's a lot of talk about AI.
Speaker 23: We know how to feeling of violating certain things.
Speaker 1: But let me tell you something.
Speaker 23: I got solution that's gonna be beneficial to everybody.
Speaker 1: But in the meantime, I got to share something I've been.
Speaker 23: Working on because I always wanted to do this, always
Speaker 23: wanted to work with Big and I never got a
Speaker 23: chance to until today.
Speaker 27: It came out right play.
Speaker 1: Thoughts my good brother Timble, love that brother. I mean,
Speaker 1: sonically it sounds cool, but it just it lacks soul.
Speaker 8: I agree, it does.
Speaker 1: I mean there's no spirit to it. There's no spirit
Speaker 1: to it. Like, it's just nothing to it. That's why
Speaker 1: it's like, I don't like that.
Speaker 9: It's not worth a I'm gonna kill us later, you
Speaker 9: know what I'm saying. Like, I don't know. This AI
Speaker 9: stuff is getting really crazy. Like I've had people ask
Speaker 9: me like, oh, would you replace people that work for
Speaker 9: you with AI? And I'm like, no, dude, Like I
Speaker 9: don't really think what's happening is something that's something to celebrate. Yeah,
Speaker 9: I agree, it's not worth the music. I don't care
Speaker 9: how hard the song is. It's literally a robot that
Speaker 9: could advance itself to the point where this is now
Speaker 9: the breakfast club welcome back to you know what I mean.
Speaker 11: It's also interesting we talked about earlier of course, at
Speaker 11: Sharon winning the lawsuit against the Marvin Gay estate. I
Speaker 11: think dealing with the posthumous UH artists. We've seen the
Speaker 11: hologram of Tupac that got brought out a couple of
Speaker 11: years ago at a festival. I personally just hope that
Speaker 11: any and everybody that's involved with doing music like this,
Speaker 11: including even this record.
Speaker 5: Hopefully Biggie's estate is getting some.
Speaker 9: Sort of money from it.
Speaker 11: We see even what's been happening with the recent loss
Speaker 11: of pimb Rock and Nipsey, if this is really going
Speaker 11: to be something that continues to happen, I just hope
Speaker 11: that their family is getting paid for it.
Speaker 1: I agree with that, but I just feel like there's
Speaker 1: no spirit to this music. Even when they do it
Speaker 1: with artists that are still with us, it don't feel
Speaker 1: like there's no spirit.
Speaker 8: Yah think I mean, there's no soul to it.
Speaker 1: So it definitely sounds spiritless when it's you know, people
Speaker 1: who are no.
Speaker 5: Longer with no There ain't no spirit, no soul or
Speaker 5: nothing in an ai all.
Speaker 8: Right, not at all?
Speaker 10: Nothing Well the spirits. Let's talk about Alicia Keys and
Speaker 10: Swiss beats. Now, Swiss, can you imagine buying your your
Speaker 10: significant other spouse something and they just don't like it. Well,
Speaker 10: Swiss purchased Alicia Key's a birthday gift, which was a
Speaker 10: mayback of Virgin Masac, which is going for about three
Speaker 10: hundred and fifty two thousand dollars. There's only forty one
Speaker 10: in the US. And she wasn't happy about it.
Speaker 5: What did a Virgin car which is nuts the kids?
Speaker 30: That was a gift from her with the kids. I
Speaker 30: don't think she liked the goddamn car.
Speaker 5: It's flashy for her, I wondered, will we actually see
Speaker 5: Alicia Keys in their car driving around?
Speaker 17: She I don't think it's still at the dealership. Shut up,
Speaker 17: I swear to God.
Speaker 30: I know she's I know she's already thinking like, are
Speaker 30: they gonna be on me if I bring the kids
Speaker 30: to school in this? Are people going to like? No,
Speaker 30: it's moving the bed and you know you can start
Speaker 30: streaming with it. What's up in there?
Speaker 5: It's not car?
Speaker 9: Where am I going in this?
Speaker 17: Interesting?
Speaker 8: You know in the word interesting and all that stuff
Speaker 8: coming out?
Speaker 17: And see she hit me with the interesting.
Speaker 1: We just p quil and Marguerite mixing her coffee.
Speaker 9: I swear to.
Speaker 1: God, you put in your tea it was some tea.
Speaker 9: Left, or that a Long Island tea is liquoring. Y'all
Speaker 9: do that it is not.
Speaker 11: As a former bartender, y'all have to stop asking for
Speaker 11: more tea in the Long House.
Speaker 5: And I will say, because there is no, it is not.
Speaker 5: It is coke and sour when tea is.
Speaker 11: I don't give a damn anyways, Imby, I want to
Speaker 11: bring it back to Swiss Beats and Alicia Keys. I
Speaker 11: think the problem here is Swiss wanted that car. A
Speaker 11: lot of men give things to their girls and their
Speaker 11: significant others that they actually want themselves, and I think
Speaker 11: that that's the problem. Alicia probably doesn't like it because
Speaker 11: she probably actually vocalized, like most women do what she
Speaker 11: wanted for her birthday or what she wanted, and instead
Speaker 11: you chose to get her what you wanted.
Speaker 9: Swiss Beat Send still got. Maybe maybe you.
Speaker 11: Should literally listen to what your woman wants. And I
Speaker 11: think a lot of men actually do this.
Speaker 10: I appreciate you because, you know, Charlemagne, are weezy the
Speaker 10: they're drinking liquor that they're so tuned out, But you're
Speaker 10: tuned in.
Speaker 8: And I appreciate you because they're all over.
Speaker 1: The place because I don't listen to rich people problems.
Speaker 1: I ask my wage, right I have? I have typical.
Speaker 3: Problems, mediocre problems, average problems I actually got I don't
Speaker 3: have that.
Speaker 9: I actually had a question for both of y'all. So
Speaker 9: when I was, you know, reading the Swiss peas Alicia,
Speaker 9: thing all I can think about is like, I'm so
Speaker 9: tired of rich people in the car thing and two
Speaker 9: men doing well. What are common gifts that you get
Speaker 9: your wives on their birthday? Because when I'm watching this,
Speaker 9: it always feels like there's a car with a bow
Speaker 9: or stacks of cash, and it's like this ridiculous, unattainable thing.
Speaker 9: And y'all seem normal but rich.
Speaker 1: But I'm not rich.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I mean I do I do it all. I
Speaker 8: am rich.
Speaker 10: Tide for my wife to have a car. I purchase
Speaker 10: my wife a car if she wants a car. I
Speaker 10: purchased my wife bags. I purchase her shoes, I take
Speaker 10: her on vacation, we go to trips together, we experience
Speaker 10: life together.
Speaker 8: It doesn't matter, you know. I work for my family,
Speaker 8: so I.
Speaker 10: Like to I tell everybody before I die, I want
Speaker 10: to see my kids and my wife enjoy the fruits
Speaker 10: of our label. Some people they want to die and
Speaker 10: leave a bunch of things to them and they don't
Speaker 10: get to see it.
Speaker 8: I want to see it.
Speaker 11: And by what's been a gift that you have given
Speaker 11: your wife that she hasn't liked and how she expressed
Speaker 11: it to you?
Speaker 8: You know what?
Speaker 10: With my wife, I pretty much know her and I
Speaker 10: know what she likes. I know what she enjoys, so
Speaker 10: I kind of stay in that route, you know what
Speaker 10: I mean.
Speaker 8: So it's I never have that problem.
Speaker 17: I know what my wife likes.
Speaker 9: I love that, I know my life.
Speaker 5: I love that because speaking of I know that, you know.
Speaker 11: There was talk about consent and sharing things on our podcast.
Speaker 11: Weasley brought up a gift that she hated from her
Speaker 11: ex on the podcast.
Speaker 9: Oh I was ready to sell it to uh what's
Speaker 9: second Street?
Speaker 8: Whatever?
Speaker 9: The consignments?
Speaker 6: What she didn't me?
Speaker 9: And this is when men just try to find a label.
Speaker 9: She wallet it was bright red and huge, not my style,
Speaker 9: and I was just like, I mean, I think he's
Speaker 9: so much because I can't be ungrateful, but I really
Speaker 9: don't like when men do that. Let me just find
Speaker 9: the price tag and buy my girl something that's like,
Speaker 9: you know what I mean, Like I.
Speaker 1: Think, I think it's better to spend your money on experiences.
Speaker 9: I agree, you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: I like, Like the beautiful thing about my wife's birthday
Speaker 1: is it is around the holidays, right, So it's in November,
Speaker 1: towards the end of November. So it's like, that's a
Speaker 1: great time for all of us to go away on
Speaker 1: vacation Thanksgiving. He was with us one time, he went
Speaker 1: the Turks and Caicos. So I like experiences, you know,
Speaker 1: That's why I like to spend money.
Speaker 9: That's when I learned that you and your wife are
Speaker 9: really in love. That you talk about her so much.
Speaker 17: But it was real.
Speaker 1: Why is it that I just got.
Speaker 9: To see a couple that have been together so long
Speaker 9: and your daughters around you and showing each other affection,
Speaker 9: light touches, things like that. It's so beautiful to see.
Speaker 8: What he does that with me too, And that is
Speaker 8: your room of report.
Speaker 3: I miss you now. You won't stand up for you,
Speaker 3: won't stand up for you.
Speaker 9: Why you ain't standing.
Speaker 1: Up for that king? Because I ain't got no pancil exactly.
Speaker 3: You got a nice shirt on? What kind of shirt
Speaker 3: of that on? Gvan This might be might Gordon Gartrail.
Speaker 8: It might be a Gordon Gartrail people.
Speaker 3: Let me see something.
Speaker 8: No, give me your dog.
Speaker 1: Hey, you think of the miles qualities time? Okay, they
Speaker 1: know I love girlfriends up here far after the hour.
Speaker 1: Marie Scott from Philadelphia is getting Donkey of Today.
Speaker 8: We'll get to that.
Speaker 1: She's a great example of why Rob Wade should not
Speaker 1: have been overturned.
Speaker 3: What's talking?
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Speaker 1: It's time the donkey, I mean trying to beat donkey
Speaker 1: today no more. They should be embarrassed by what they
Speaker 1: already did. I'm not making these people do these.
Speaker 11: Days called Donkey of the Day, and it really caught
Speaker 11: me off guard. Damned Charlamagne who got the donkey of
Speaker 11: the day.
Speaker 9: To day.
Speaker 1: Wow donkey today for Friday, May fifth goes to a
Speaker 1: young lady named you, Maria Scott. Q is from Philadelphia,
Speaker 1: phil fail in dropping the clues bombs for the city
Speaker 1: of Brotherlyn Love. Loved that city except for when the
Speaker 1: Eagles are playing my Cowboys. But we're not here to
Speaker 1: talk about football. We're here to talk about Q being
Speaker 1: on a plane, okay, smelling like alcohol, fighting with the
Speaker 1: Spirit Airlines employing they. I also tell you she was pregnant.
Speaker 1: That's right, that's right. I said about three things that
Speaker 1: should be immediate red flag number one flying Spirit Airlines.
Speaker 1: All right, my Spirit will never agree with Spirit. Forbes
Speaker 1: rank Spirit Airlines the number two best airline, and I
Speaker 1: want to recount.
Speaker 3: I call laugh. Okay.
Speaker 1: I will never forgive Spirit for playing with my emotions.
Speaker 1: They had them low as one hundred dollars tickets from
Speaker 1: round trips. I got one, all excited, had to be somewhere.
Speaker 1: I don't even remember where I was going, beautiful sunny day,
Speaker 1: and they just canceled the flight when I was at
Speaker 1: the airport, never refunded me my money. Had me sitting
Speaker 1: on the customer service line for hours listening to Mozart
Speaker 1: and Beethoven classic symphonies. Ooh the spy Spirit number two
Speaker 1: Red Flag. In this situation, she was pregnant. Number three
Speaker 1: Red Flo. She was allegedly drunk. Four Fred Flag could
Speaker 1: be Philadelphia, But I don't want to say that about Polik,
Speaker 1: all right, But all I know is pregnant, drunk Spirit Airlines.
Speaker 1: There is not a greater recipe for violence than this,
Speaker 1: and that's exactly what happened. Let's go to Fox by
Speaker 1: Vilanta for the report.
Speaker 16: Police look at this under the woman and the gray
Speaker 16: casual attire is a manager for Spirit Airlines who couldn't
Speaker 16: have had any expectation that her customer service duties would
Speaker 16: include an airport gate brawl. That announcement to shocked onlookers
Speaker 16: makes the episode that much more bizarre. The woman identified
Speaker 16: as Kuway Maria Scott had just been denied boarding. She
Speaker 16: gathered her carry on and started walking away. A police
Speaker 16: officer down the de concourse stopped her. What can explain
Speaker 16: a pregnant passenger putting herself and child at risk? The
Speaker 16: Atlanta police officer said, Miss god smelled of alcohol.
Speaker 9: O Lord, was that Chris?
Speaker 5: I sure hope not pregnant?
Speaker 1: I said, six months pregnant, drunk, fighting on Spirit airlines
Speaker 1: and bragging about it. Okay, this is why Roe v.
Speaker 1: Wade should have never been overturned. Right, I'm gonna tell
Speaker 1: y'all why the constitutional right to an abortion. I don't
Speaker 1: know what the laws are in Philly in regards to
Speaker 1: abortion are Georgia, and I know you can't get no
Speaker 1: abortion at six months anywhere, I don't think, But there's
Speaker 1: no way this woman wants this child, Okay, and all
Speaker 1: these actions tell me she's trying to get rid of
Speaker 1: this baby. Okay, Flying Spirit six months pregnant, drunk, why.
Speaker 5: I mean even drinking?
Speaker 9: What are you doing?
Speaker 1: That's crazy? Everything is a miss with Spirit. They mishandle
Speaker 1: your luggage. They always say, miss can you sit your
Speaker 1: ass down? And now, because Miss Q wanted to throw hands,
Speaker 1: she put herself at risk for a miscap. You know what.
Speaker 3: Never mind.
Speaker 1: All I'm saying is at six months pregnant, you should
Speaker 1: be trying to avoid stress. In one of the most
Speaker 1: stressful situations I've ever experienced, was attempting to fly Spirit.
Speaker 11: Well, yeah, you gotta pay for water, you gotta pay
Speaker 11: for air, you gotta pay for the seat, you said.
Speaker 1: Hey, you gotta bring your own seat man, cancel your
Speaker 1: flight for no reason, won't refund you your money. Chill.
Speaker 1: You had no reason flying Spirit, and you damn sure
Speaker 1: had no reason to be drinking alcohol at six months pregnant.
Speaker 1: All right, there's women out here trying to get pregnant
Speaker 1: every day. Absolutely they can't. All right. They're taking care
Speaker 1: of their bodies, They're going to see their doctors, they're
Speaker 1: eating healthy, meditating, doing all they have to do. They
Speaker 1: experience the blessing that you are taking for granted. And
Speaker 1: you had to know that in Atlanta. Ain't nothing good
Speaker 1: happening on Spirit Airlines. Spirit Airlines got pop Eyes, chicken
Speaker 1: and n word cookies energy. Okay, you can even tell
Speaker 1: by the way they announce the boarding of flights on
Speaker 1: any other airline, especially Jet Blue and Delta. Those are
Speaker 1: my favorites, all right, same, Jet Blue and Delta sound
Speaker 1: like this.
Speaker 31: Listen, good morning, passengers, Thank you for flying Delta Airlines.
Speaker 31: I am amy and won't be boarding in five minutes.
Speaker 31: Thank you for flying Delta Airlines. We appreciate you.
Speaker 1: See that's chick fil worker energy, all right, that's what
Speaker 1: you get with most other airlines. But this is Spirit
Speaker 1: Airlines energy?
Speaker 9: What up y'all? My name is Chanrena. Appreciate you off
Speaker 9: flying Spirit or whatever?
Speaker 11: We go on board display as soon as we find
Speaker 11: a pilot.
Speaker 9: So unless money y'all know how to drive a plane,
Speaker 9: you can stop coming up to this day.
Speaker 1: See what I'm trying to tell y'all crazy, I'm trying
Speaker 1: to tell y'all that Spirit Airlines is typical. They're mediocre
Speaker 1: the average. There are a bigotry of low.
Speaker 17: And Q.
Speaker 3: So is your.
Speaker 9: Behavior Spirit Airlines is?
Speaker 17: Yes?
Speaker 1: Please give you Maria Scott the biggest e hull.
Speaker 8: Crazy Mandy, would you date a pilot from Spirit Airlines?
Speaker 1: He owned the Spirit.
Speaker 9: Don't do that. Spirit is so ghetto that like if
Speaker 9: I was white, it would be enough to make me racist.
Speaker 9: That terminal, I'd be like, yo, Sometimes they wear jeans.
Speaker 9: What the hell going Where is the uniform?
Speaker 12: Like?
Speaker 9: What is going on?
Speaker 11: It's literally the Greyhound in the air. People look talking
Speaker 11: about busses man, and I said, I.
Speaker 5: Wanted to go bring up a bus ever again by they.
Speaker 9: Just look so stressed out, Like if you hear people yelling,
Speaker 9: you know it's for the Spirit terminal And you're right, Delta,
Speaker 9: you come in.
Speaker 5: It just feels like class.
Speaker 8: Charlamagne, take you for that.
Speaker 5: Donkey of the day, E E T.
Speaker 8: Will see you guys on Monday, having.
Speaker 1: A great.
Speaker 10: Everybody else is Friday, so you know what that means.
Speaker 10: And the freaky freaky freaky Friday question is eight hundred
Speaker 10: five A five on five one. We're talking watching horn,
Speaker 10: just watching porn with your partner help or hurt your
Speaker 10: sex life?
Speaker 8: That is the question.
Speaker 10: Eight hundred five eight five one on five one. Is
Speaker 10: it given an unrealistic perception of sex?
Speaker 8: Is that? Is that what it's doing?
Speaker 3: Only sizes, but definitely.
Speaker 10: Let me let me ask Let me ask it again,
Speaker 10: because we had to, you know, we had to hit
Speaker 10: the dumb button with eight hundred five eight five one
Speaker 10: O five one. We're talking freaky freaky Friday. Does watching
Speaker 10: form with your partner help or hurt your sex like?
Speaker 10: Is it giving an unrealistic perception of sex?
Speaker 8: Talking about it? When the sizes you said that twice.
Speaker 11: There's more than what you're definitely more than We'll talk
Speaker 11: about it when we come back.
Speaker 8: We'll talk about when we come back. Man, he's chearing me.
Speaker 8: We'll talk about it when we come back. We got
Speaker 8: one dump left. Eight hundred five and five one. It's
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Speaker 11: Leven use the bathroom furry plugs too ornament for your ass.
Speaker 2: It's freaky Friday, God damn the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: I would you.
Speaker 6: Like freaky freaking.
Speaker 2: Let's freak call in that eight hundred and five A
Speaker 2: five one O five one.
Speaker 8: We want to hear from you on the Breakfast Club
Speaker 8: morning everybody. It's the e j n V.
Speaker 10: Charlamagne de God. We are to Breakfast Club if you're
Speaker 10: just joining us as Friday, so.
Speaker 1: You know what that means.
Speaker 10: Freaky Friday, freaky freaky, freaky Friday question. Of course, we
Speaker 10: have our guest co hosts, some horrible decisions easy and.
Speaker 9: Medb pas where we fit y'all was talking about politics, sports.
Speaker 9: We couldn't speak English during es sex. Now I'll be
Speaker 9: getting c's and d's and everything, but this let me go.
Speaker 10: So the question is eight hundred and five A five
Speaker 10: one oh five to one. It's talking about watching poem
Speaker 10: with your significant other.
Speaker 8: Is it good? Is it bad? How do you feel
Speaker 8: about it? Let's talk with you, ladies. What's your thoughts
Speaker 8: on it?
Speaker 11: So me and most of my partners, probably all of
Speaker 11: my partners do not share.
Speaker 5: The same category likes porn.
Speaker 11: I am a woman who enjoys watching gay porn, So
Speaker 11: in no way do I want my partner or Nora.
Speaker 11: Is he probably interested in watching two men engage and such?
Speaker 9: Can't do so? Enjoy regular porn with your partner.
Speaker 11: No hetero sexual porn is boring. They were Timberland boots,
Speaker 11: the girls make up, so be done right.
Speaker 9: I see tracks, she's watching the Spirit Airline porn.
Speaker 10: I'm on Delta, what about you, weezy?
Speaker 9: I love it. I think it's such a great way
Speaker 9: to explore each other's likes and kinks, and especially if
Speaker 9: you're a little bit timid into maybe asking for something,
Speaker 9: just be like, hey, what do you think of this
Speaker 9: when you watch it in porn? However, I will say
Speaker 9: I've recently done a little bit of a porn detox
Speaker 9: for myself so that I can experience sex a little
Speaker 9: bit better. Porn I felt like had made sex so
Speaker 9: difficult for me because I was looking for this unattainable goal.
Speaker 9: A lot of the porn we watch can be super
Speaker 9: violent or aggressive, and we normally don't agree to have
Speaker 9: sex like that every day with our partners, So I
Speaker 9: was just working off the memories in this bank bank.
Speaker 9: You know what I'm saying. It was it made orgasms
Speaker 9: a lot more intense and easier for me to get to.
Speaker 5: I will say not to be kinky as well.
Speaker 11: The reason that I actually do enjoy gay porn is
Speaker 11: because in a lot of heterosexual porn, I don't feel
Speaker 11: as though men are sensual, They're not affectionate.
Speaker 5: I love a man who moans, and.
Speaker 11: So those things are qualities where I get to see
Speaker 11: it man do the things.
Speaker 5: That I really enjoy that turn.
Speaker 8: Even though you can type that in the search, boll,
Speaker 8: I'm sure. I'm sure. If you say I want porn
Speaker 8: with men more moan, I think or pull up.
Speaker 5: Oh it doesn't it be two men together.
Speaker 9: So here we are.
Speaker 5: I want to take some colors, right, I will.
Speaker 8: I will say it is me and my wife. We
Speaker 8: do watch porn together.
Speaker 10: But the best thing about it is we try to
Speaker 10: reenact whatever the porn stars are doing.
Speaker 9: It's so much fun. I love doing that.
Speaker 10: That's what we do, you know what I mean. But
Speaker 10: we go to the full extent. I don't have a
Speaker 10: favorite porn store. We just whatever it is, whatever's on
Speaker 10: whatever wherever We watch and I mean I will dress
Speaker 10: up like I've talked about it.
Speaker 8: I wore a cowboy hats, I wore a cow boys suits.
Speaker 1: We dressed like we need to pool this morning. You
Speaker 1: just got a shirt on on the bottom. Let us
Speaker 1: see King.
Speaker 9: Let King Charlamagne is not.
Speaker 1: I think it's I think it's great. And man, he
Speaker 1: said something that's very important. You have to share the
Speaker 1: same porn categories with your significant other. And my wife
Speaker 1: and I definitely enjoy the same types of porn. You know,
Speaker 1: we don't watch it all the time, but when we do, uh,
Speaker 1: it's porn up and uh it is very interesting. And uh,
Speaker 1: women on women is probably our category because I find
Speaker 1: myself hating on the men's penises. That's the that's the
Speaker 1: only thing I find that. I mean, I'm typical and
Speaker 1: I'm average. I'm okay with that. I'm okay with that.
Speaker 1: You know, there's there's I always find myself hating on
Speaker 1: other men's pis where you.
Speaker 11: Watch porn to shut out only fans in Twitter, that's
Speaker 11: where I get all my porn from, so love love
Speaker 11: it on Twitter. And then I definitely like supporting, uh
Speaker 11: the sex workers that I really enjoy.
Speaker 1: Watching I'm never going only fans man.
Speaker 9: You got sports hose, Hello, you got us?
Speaker 4: Hello, Hello Savana.
Speaker 8: Hey Savannah.
Speaker 10: We're talking about watching porn with your spouse and your
Speaker 10: significant other.
Speaker 8: What's your thoughts?
Speaker 18: Well, my thought is, but when I first got with him,
Speaker 18: you know, he.
Speaker 12: Told me that he was addiction to it, and so
Speaker 12: I did have a big problem with it.
Speaker 18: He could watch it, you know, I wouldn't get no attention.
Speaker 11: So I finally in front of him, we came together.
Speaker 29: And you know, now we watch it together.
Speaker 18: Now it is everything's better.
Speaker 1: Okay, So it works for you, guys. I think porn
Speaker 1: is great. I think porn is like an afrof. It
Speaker 1: got to be an afrodja, right, I mean, I guess
Speaker 1: so I think it can be.
Speaker 11: I would think it's something that calls the sexual. Yes,
Speaker 11: but you eat it and afrodiziak you.
Speaker 1: Have to eat.
Speaker 9: I will see where you were going.
Speaker 5: I will say, back back to the back to the collar.
Speaker 11: As someone who felt an insecurity with how much your
Speaker 11: partner watched porn, I really love that you took it
Speaker 11: upon yourself to go and talk to him and found
Speaker 11: way to make it healthy in your relationship. I think
Speaker 11: a lot of people, you know, want to bash kind
Speaker 11: of what people really enjoy. And so the fact that
Speaker 11: you were able to express how you feel and then
Speaker 11: we're able to show up for him to now in
Speaker 11: a way that you guys can do it healthy within
Speaker 11: your relationship.
Speaker 5: I commend you for that.
Speaker 1: Hello.
Speaker 8: Who's this?
Speaker 29: This is Charmaine.
Speaker 17: Charmaine.
Speaker 10: Hey days we're talking watching porn, which is significant other's
Speaker 10: what's your thoughts?
Speaker 8: Mama?
Speaker 29: I absolutely hate porn.
Speaker 22: Is disgusting and I would not.
Speaker 29: Watch it with my weight because sometimes people mates can't perform.
Speaker 29: How they think these people performing on these pornos, why
Speaker 29: nobody's penises?
Speaker 10: Huh, thank you, mama, But you know, but that's part
Speaker 10: of it. Like I told you, when when I first
Speaker 10: had was having sex with my wife back when I
Speaker 10: was you know, sixteen years old, seventeen years old, I
Speaker 10: would watch.
Speaker 8: Porn and I thought that was how I satisfy it.
Speaker 8: I would just try to bang bang.
Speaker 1: How did that work out? How did that work out
Speaker 1: for it?
Speaker 8: She didn't orgasm for a long time because it three in.
Speaker 1: Of course, the time came in.
Speaker 8: Of course, how long was that?
Speaker 1: Tell us? The time?
Speaker 8: Not taking me back to that police, I'm not going
Speaker 8: back to that.
Speaker 21: Bos.
Speaker 1: You have a book called Real Life, Real Love. The
Speaker 1: paperback is out right now. If you read Nobody itself, it.
Speaker 8: Was nine years and that's okay. Relation So my mouth
Speaker 8: was good, though my boo, My mouth was good.
Speaker 3: Oh we know.
Speaker 8: What eight hundred five five one o five one. We're
Speaker 8: talking pin and it's Friday, so you know what that means.
Speaker 1: It's frigging, frigging, rigging freaking Friday.
Speaker 9: If you or Charlamagne had a sex tape league, who
Speaker 9: do you think would be better? And why we know
Speaker 9: you'd have the outfit chargo.
Speaker 1: It would be together what you There would be no
Speaker 1: no separate group.
Speaker 8: But I'm the top. I am the top.
Speaker 1: Here's a buying. You gotta stop this.
Speaker 10: We're talking about it when we come back. We're talking
Speaker 10: watching porn with your significant other. The breakfast Club this morning.
Speaker 22: Talk.
Speaker 1: Maybe it's freaky Friday.
Speaker 8: Got damnat call in now.
Speaker 2: Eight hundred five eighty five one oh five one. We
Speaker 2: want to hear from you on the breakfast Club morning.
Speaker 8: Everybody.
Speaker 10: It's the eej n V, Charlamagne the God, we are
Speaker 10: the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: It's Friday, so you know what that means.
Speaker 10: Freaky Friday, and the freaky freaky freaky Friday question is
Speaker 10: do you watch porn with your significant other?
Speaker 8: Does it help?
Speaker 10: Does it make things worse? That is the question a
Speaker 10: lot of people on the line. Let's go to the
Speaker 10: phone lines.
Speaker 1: Hello, who's this?
Speaker 11: Hey, it's to me someday.
Speaker 8: Hey, mama, do you watch pe with your your spouse?
Speaker 12: Okay, so this is the thing with that. I will
Speaker 12: watch it, and I have watched it with myself before,
Speaker 12: but I've also had problems with it because I feel
Speaker 12: like if you're not watching it with me, and you're
Speaker 12: watching it overly aggressively by yourself, I feel like that's a.
Speaker 27: Form of look at another vagina.
Speaker 1: All the time without me, you just assuming that you're
Speaker 1: looking at the vagina.
Speaker 14: Oh my god, you don't.
Speaker 12: I mean, he's not looking at the paintings.
Speaker 9: Well, some real questions for you, But what about looking
Speaker 9: at a vagina together in real life? Would you do
Speaker 9: that when I look at it?
Speaker 26: See, I would look at real life.
Speaker 29: I went to strip clubs and did all that.
Speaker 12: But that's when we together. But if we're not that,
Speaker 12: I'm sorry, but that's a form of of you cheating,
Speaker 12: Because why are you are.
Speaker 9: You is a form of cheating. You can't be serious.
Speaker 11: I am this, but but but but to come from
Speaker 11: the fact that maybe you only watch porn with your
Speaker 11: partner because it's something you know he enjoys.
Speaker 5: Because you started by saying it was discussing, is that
Speaker 5: you don't really like it. So I assume that because
Speaker 5: you don't do it by yourself.
Speaker 9: But you right, I think that was the last probably I.
Speaker 21: Enjoyed watching.
Speaker 1: So you don't want her husband watching it. So he's
Speaker 1: watching that to get excited for you.
Speaker 9: I think you also need to keep in mind that
Speaker 9: you can't share every pleasure experience with your partner, and
Speaker 9: we need to have some isolated experiences alone to explore
Speaker 9: our own bodies. And so if you don't give him
Speaker 9: the room to just look, it's may even make his
Speaker 9: mind wander somewhere else. I'm not trying to project that,
Speaker 9: but I really do believe in a healthy way, we
Speaker 9: need to do that. At least he ain't going, you know,
Speaker 9: looking at other women at work and doing it. It's
Speaker 9: literally performers that make this kind of art for a living.
Speaker 9: I think porn could be art, and you know it's
Speaker 9: just enjoying the.
Speaker 10: Movie Yeah, I don't mind my wife watching porn because,
Speaker 10: like now I'm away, I'd rather you watch porn than
Speaker 10: somebody else going there and knock it down.
Speaker 5: I know that's right, and be talking say it proud
Speaker 5: and proud.
Speaker 26: Hello Jay calling him from South Carolina, Summerville four three.
Speaker 1: What was happening, Jay?
Speaker 8: Jay? We're talking poor you watch with your spouse.
Speaker 26: So the funny thing about that not so much. I
Speaker 26: feel like when we are intimate with each other, that's
Speaker 26: about the only time we're not watching it.
Speaker 11: Oh wait, you so both of you independently watch it separately,
Speaker 11: and you both are aware when y'all are watching porn.
Speaker 26: For the most part, it sounds kind of crazy, but
Speaker 26: in our relationship, the majority of the porns getting watched
Speaker 26: while the other person's at work, and then when we're
Speaker 26: home together, I feel like I personally used that to
Speaker 26: spice up things.
Speaker 8: You know, you and you watch it.
Speaker 26: You know everybody else is. But I'll bring stuff to
Speaker 26: the table. Like I never knew Amazon style was a
Speaker 26: thing until I watched a good porn I was.
Speaker 11: Amazon is not on Prime It ain't, but it's pretty
Speaker 11: much where someone mounts like on top of you and
Speaker 11: liked kind of froggy, but the woman has her I'm
Speaker 11: looking at Google Google the Amazon sex position.
Speaker 9: It's like a girl banging show you in the Climax show.
Speaker 8: Yeah, it's like a girl.
Speaker 9: That's South Carolina. Okay, we'll come see us in North
Speaker 9: Carolina and we're gonna have you and your girl do
Speaker 9: the Amazon position on stage.
Speaker 26: It ain't easy to deal, but if you got some muffle,
Speaker 26: you'll get it done.
Speaker 6: You can.
Speaker 8: Charla, man, you're too small for it, so I don't
Speaker 8: even think about.
Speaker 9: Charlamagne either, or either whoever's topping?
Speaker 3: Okay, Hello, who's this many showing me a picture that?
Speaker 19: Yeah?
Speaker 8: Hey, what's your name? Mama?
Speaker 19: Oh Mania?
Speaker 8: Like, hey, we're talking about do you watch porn with
Speaker 8: your spouse? Mama?
Speaker 26: Most definitely?
Speaker 19: Because why wouldn't you?
Speaker 25: That's what I said, right, Like, how do you know?
Speaker 22: You know?
Speaker 19: I think people are so afraid to like venture into
Speaker 19: whatever those fantasies are. If this is your person, like
Speaker 19: go out, I'm.
Speaker 29: A curse, but your person like go all the way in?
Speaker 19: Why would you like but feel those fantasy watch the
Speaker 19: nasty horn and make them do that?
Speaker 1: What's the nasty That's what Mandy was saying earlier when
Speaker 1: she was saying, how you know being with somebody that
Speaker 1: you feel safe around, Yeah, you know.
Speaker 19: I mean absolutely, that's the thing safe and comfort. If
Speaker 19: you're with someone that makes you feel safe and comfortable,
Speaker 19: and you know letting go is not an issue, You're
Speaker 19: not gonna feel good at the end of the day, like,
Speaker 19: pop that tripod.
Speaker 24: Up and do the damn.
Speaker 1: I want to call it everything.
Speaker 5: I'm not gonna lie.
Speaker 11: This is actually one of one of my tips for
Speaker 11: people who want to do more in the bedroom and
Speaker 11: they don't know how to bring certain things to their partner.
Speaker 11: I literally believe that porn is the gateway. Send them
Speaker 11: away something that you're interested in, and just gauge their
Speaker 11: response from it.
Speaker 5: Hey, this came across my time our podcast.
Speaker 9: They might like mine.
Speaker 12: He's gonna be like, damn, do you want to do that?
Speaker 9: You want to try it?
Speaker 11: I think that that's a good way to introduce even
Speaker 11: something new to your relationship and spice things up.
Speaker 9: And then if you think you crazy, you just like
Speaker 9: I just plan.
Speaker 1: You women or something. But all of y'all got in
Speaker 1: sync at the same time. I was just playing you
Speaker 1: not I wouldn't do that. No, this is my first
Speaker 1: time you can actually we have nothing like.
Speaker 5: But but also we blame my friends.
Speaker 8: Thank you, mamma.
Speaker 11: You know Crystal siting me that that ain't nothing to
Speaker 11: listen my friends train.
Speaker 9: You know, I ride the bus.
Speaker 8: You in this bus, You in this bus. What's the
Speaker 8: moral of the story.
Speaker 1: The moral of the story is, if you want to
Speaker 1: get sexually excited by watching something but don't want to
Speaker 1: go watch porn, go see Horrible Decisions live. Okay, they're
Speaker 1: going on tour, the Climax Tour. Tell them the website or.
Speaker 5: Hive dot com, and also make sure you check us
Speaker 5: out every Monday.
Speaker 11: Horrible Decisions we talk all of this and we can't
Speaker 11: help and save your relationship. We can be found everywhere
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Speaker 17: Networks a all right, The Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Morning Everybody is j n V.
Speaker 10: Charlamagne to God. We are the Breakfast Club. We got
Speaker 10: a special guest in the building. Friends to the rooms.
Speaker 10: Family Shanty Dies Welcome. You know, SHANKI comes once a
Speaker 10: year because National Silence for Shame Day.
Speaker 9: Yes, this is your sex y'all.
Speaker 14: You were here last year, but.
Speaker 1: I wasn't here.
Speaker 8: No, I was on the road. Yep, you were trying
Speaker 8: to YouTube us this time too. You're trying to face time.
Speaker 8: You said, we want you in person, So we be
Speaker 8: glad that you were able to make it for people
Speaker 8: that don't know that live under a rock. What is
Speaker 8: National Silence to Shame Day?
Speaker 24: So National Soulence for Shame Day is a day for
Speaker 24: our organization, but it's also a day just to really
Speaker 24: normalize the conversation on social media. We want to get
Speaker 24: people talking more about mental health and spreading the message. Also,
Speaker 24: it's a day that we raise funds for our programs
Speaker 24: because we are still that little engine that could a
Speaker 24: grassroots organization for mental health. But I think we're making
Speaker 24: a national and global impact.
Speaker 3: And how are you start that?
Speaker 8: Lord for asking that?
Speaker 24: So you know what, I am the best I have been.
Speaker 24: That's my suicidal ideation. I have been in therapy consistently
Speaker 24: now for about a year and a half. I have
Speaker 24: a really dope African American sister back home, and she
Speaker 24: has really helped me navigate my grief and my loss.
Speaker 24: But I just wake up every single morning it's so
Speaker 24: much negativity that's still happened in the world. Naturally, disasters
Speaker 24: you know, the mass shootings and so much else that's
Speaker 24: going on. But I really wake up and choose joy
Speaker 24: in the morning. So that's not to say I don't
Speaker 24: have bad days, but I am happier than I've ever been.
Speaker 24: I'm even ready to start dating again. I haven't been
Speaker 24: on a date in eight years eighty wow, And that
Speaker 24: was when I was, you know, almost took my own life,
Speaker 24: and then my sister's death, and then caring for my mother,
Speaker 24: and then when she died, and then just this work
Speaker 24: is heavy work. But I'm finally focusing on shanty now.
Speaker 1: I'm glad you talk about grief a lot, because I
Speaker 1: think grief is something that none of us navigate well.
Speaker 1: I think that, you know, not just in the black community,
Speaker 1: but just you know, in society at large. We see
Speaker 1: so much death and like the only remedy is just
Speaker 1: to keep it moving. I don't think that's healthy at all.
Speaker 24: I don't think it is either. And just last week,
Speaker 24: five of my friends all lost parents in one week,
Speaker 24: and so excuse me. I was trying to be there
Speaker 24: for them and just sending them positive affirmations and messages
Speaker 24: each day. And I went to a couple of the
Speaker 24: funerals helped a couple of them plan some things out.
Speaker 24: But what I tell them is you got to lean
Speaker 24: into it. You know, when the person first passes away,
Speaker 24: of course it's a lot to be done, and you're
Speaker 24: getting inundated with calls and messages and flowers and stuff.
Speaker 24: But it's like those months afterwards, the right when the
Speaker 24: grief creeps back in and certain things reminds you of
Speaker 24: your loved one.
Speaker 1: Lean into it.
Speaker 9: It's okay. And especially for men.
Speaker 24: You know a lot of times men don't want to
Speaker 24: cry about it, but I say, you know, cry if
Speaker 24: you need to get it out.
Speaker 5: It's really therapeutic.
Speaker 3: So so is this event, Is this where people can
Speaker 3: come out to it?
Speaker 1: Are they more of like just an initiative and movement silence?
Speaker 24: So this time we're not doing anything live. It's just
Speaker 24: an initiative online, but we did just I want to
Speaker 24: mention come off the heels of May first, with it
Speaker 24: being Black Children's Mental Health Day. We had a senator
Speaker 24: in Georgia, Senator Anderson, that wrote a resolution for us
Speaker 24: designating May first as Black Children's Mental Health Day. First
Speaker 24: date to do it, and so we want to be
Speaker 24: able to take this to all the other states, and
Speaker 24: so we had a really dope teen wellness clinic. We
Speaker 24: call it our Coke Clinic, and we had about one
Speaker 24: hundred students from Atlanta public school systems and so we
Speaker 24: had like a sound bath session for them. We had
Speaker 24: this one cool thing called Lyrics Prescribe where we kind
Speaker 24: of talked through lyrics and relate it to everyday life.
Speaker 24: We also did a live podcast with a couple of teens,
Speaker 24: and then we had some expression stations, different things that
Speaker 24: you know, from a sensory perspective that the students could do.
Speaker 24: So we're really trying to do that on a national level.
Speaker 24: So I'm hoping that we can partner with the Mental
Speaker 24: Wealth Alliance.
Speaker 8: And do that.
Speaker 3: I'm down.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 24: So it's just a lot of good stuff that's going
Speaker 24: on right now. But I do also want to mention
Speaker 24: that the CDC released a new report in the last
Speaker 24: couple of months stating that black suicide rates have increased
Speaker 24: almost thirty seven percent from twenty eighteen to twenty one.
Speaker 24: So one of the things that we're doing is silence.
Speaker 24: The shame is focusing heavily on black youth and black men.
Speaker 24: So we have a suicide Prevention Summit coming up on
Speaker 24: September thirtieth, which maybe you know, if we can, if
Speaker 24: your schedule is clear, we love for you to come
Speaker 24: down and do that, but we have to release thirtieth.
Speaker 24: We have to pour more into our black youth. In
Speaker 24: the last couple of weeks, I've had friends that told
Speaker 24: me that their friends, you know, had a child that
Speaker 24: has attempted and so are think coming out of this pandemic,
Speaker 24: how black youth are really hurting and it's a lot
Speaker 24: going on, and so we have to be able to
Speaker 24: provide them with healthier ways to cope.
Speaker 1: So to talk to us about the suicide Prevention Smit,
Speaker 1: are you yep?
Speaker 24: It is Saturday, September thirtieth. Again, we're focusing heavily on
Speaker 24: black men and black youth. It'll be a one day
Speaker 24: summit in Atlanta. We'll have different panel discussions, live podcasting,
Speaker 24: breakout rooms, kind of similar, you know, to the summit
Speaker 24: that you do, but you know, totally more so around
Speaker 24: you know, suicide prevention. We're going to have different people
Speaker 24: share their lived experiences. We have a couple of people
Speaker 24: that have attempted suicide and lived and they're going to
Speaker 24: share their journey. So I say completed because of you,
Speaker 24: you well, attempted is different instead of omitted. Yeah, so
Speaker 24: you can say attempted because if you attempt it doesn't
Speaker 24: mean that you complete it.
Speaker 1: But don't say somebody killed theself. Yeah.
Speaker 24: I try not to say committed suicide because it denotes
Speaker 24: a criminal act. So we say either die by suicide
Speaker 24: or committed or completed or completed it. I'm sorry, yes, yes, yes, yep.
Speaker 24: So we're really excited about that, and we're hoping that
Speaker 24: we get more partners involved and we want to just
Speaker 24: you know, really be able to let people know that
Speaker 24: hope is still alive and suicide should not be an option.
Speaker 1: Even when people complete suicide. I feel like, you know,
Speaker 1: my perspective on suicide changed a couple of years ago
Speaker 1: when I had my good homegroun You Jazmin Waters jazz Fly,
Speaker 1: she committed. It was like, cause she was so intentional
Speaker 1: about things that I know everything she did was for
Speaker 1: a reason. So when she did that, I was like,
Speaker 1: maybe some people just know want when they want to exit.
Speaker 24: And you know, I won't mention her name because I
Speaker 24: don't talk publicly a lot about my best friend. But
Speaker 24: the day before I talked to her twelve hours before
Speaker 24: it happened in twenty fourteen, and I think she knew.
Speaker 24: She was calling and telling me goodbye. And at first,
Speaker 24: you know, I was blaming myself. I was blaming myself.
Speaker 24: From when I go back and rehash the story in
Speaker 24: my head, she knew what she was doing. People who
Speaker 24: die by suicide don't always have a mental illness. It
Speaker 24: could be just a result of something that has happened
Speaker 24: traumatically in their life, or the loss of a job,
Speaker 24: or you know, a disease that you may have a
Speaker 24: physical disease. But you can make up your mind and
Speaker 24: decide I'm done. I don't want anyone to ever feel
Speaker 24: like that. But that's the sobering reality.
Speaker 8: National Silence the Shame Day, which is today? What should
Speaker 8: people do?
Speaker 12: What?
Speaker 8: What do you suggest people to do for today?
Speaker 24: So today National Silence for Shame Day, I want you
Speaker 24: to go to your phones, you know, go to our
Speaker 24: Instagram page. You can upload these virtual photo frames that
Speaker 24: we have because everybody likes to see themselves on social media,
Speaker 24: so you can upload your photo. You can also share
Speaker 24: a video about how you're silencing your shame today. Right
Speaker 24: what mental health looks like in your life. And we
Speaker 24: also would love for you to support our organization one dollars,
Speaker 24: five dollars, ten dollars, one hundred dollars, one thousand dollars.
Speaker 24: You know, no amount is too big or small. So
Speaker 24: you can text the words silence to seven oh seven
Speaker 24: oh seven oh, and every you know, thing that you
Speaker 24: donate is going to go towards our programs as well
Speaker 24: as our organization and us being able to do the
Speaker 24: work that we do. But it's so important that we
Speaker 24: talk about these conversations and normalize them. One of the
Speaker 24: things too, that I just want to mention is we're
Speaker 24: announcing a big partnership with Microsoft. We're getting an app. Y'all. Oh,
Speaker 24: Microsoft is building us an app and it's going to
Speaker 24: launch in a couple of weeks, and it will have content,
Speaker 24: it will have you know, direct resources that you can
Speaker 24: go to because we don't do direct services, but we
Speaker 24: want to push the community to the resources. So we're
Speaker 24: excited and we're just trying to figure out, you know,
Speaker 24: with AI and VR like, what we can do in
Speaker 24: this space from a technology perspective so that people can
Speaker 24: be you know, equipped with the resources and tools that
Speaker 24: they need around mental health.
Speaker 8: So we appreciate you for joining. How can people follow you?
Speaker 24: And then then yes, so again it's today's May fifth,
Speaker 24: so please go to our instagram page at Silence to Shame.
Speaker 24: You can text the words Silence to seven O seven
Speaker 24: O seven oh. Or you can go to our website
Speaker 24: at www dot Silence and Shame dot com to donate,
Speaker 24: and you can follow me at Shanty Dos for four
Speaker 24: s h A N T I D A S four
Speaker 24: O four and make sure you're living that mebo lifestyle.
Speaker 24: It's all about mind body wellness.
Speaker 3: And I'll be donating to Silence of Shame.
Speaker 9: And I want y'all to post please I hope post
Speaker 9: on May fifth.
Speaker 8: All right, well it's the breakfast club is Shanty Dos.
Speaker 8: Thank you Shanty Does for joining us.
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Speaker 3: Yes, and tell them about this tour again, the.
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Speaker 11: of this year. This is our last tour because we busy,
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Speaker 5: Charlemagne has said and.
Speaker 11: Quoted on record that this is the best podcast live
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Speaker 3: Not even close.
Speaker 1: Nobody touching Mandy and Weezy on that stage. Thank you,
Speaker 1: not in the podcast based thank you. All right, Hey,
Speaker 1: before we get to the positive note, I just want
Speaker 1: to salute the Chevyes okay, on Route three and Edison.
Speaker 1: They provided food this morning for us on this fine
Speaker 1: single to Mayo tacos and all that good stuff.
Speaker 3: And I got a salute.
Speaker 1: Coth dragonis my favorite tequila courtesy of Bob Pitman. But salute. No,
Speaker 1: Let's get to the positive note. The positive note is
Speaker 1: simply this, You have to love your self enough to
Speaker 1: not tolerate disrespect, disloyalty, and wishy washy feelings. Okay, if
Speaker 1: a person doesn't value you, move on.
Speaker 5: Ooh breakfast club bitches, y'all finished or y'all done,