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Speaker 4: So I'm always.
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Speaker 7: Yo yo yo yo yo CHARLAMAGNEA God Thas to the
Speaker 7: Planet is Tuesday. Yes, it's Tuesday, and we got a
Speaker 7: special guest host with us from uh Dallas, Texas.
Speaker 1: Dallas? Are you a Cowboys fan?
Speaker 5: You know I'm gonna be honest. I'm from Louisiana or something.
Speaker 1: Not all right? We got a little d what what's good?
Speaker 5: I hope you're having a wonderful day.
Speaker 1: Every morning, Little Den.
Speaker 5: I feel great, been up since two so early.
Speaker 1: Yeah, why not prep.
Speaker 5: I gotta get my coffee in and then I gotta
Speaker 5: use the bathroom so that I can be good and energized.
Speaker 5: There you go down and upright and empty.
Speaker 1: Empty, all right. You gotta make sure you're empty.
Speaker 5: You feel me? You got to size you know what.
Speaker 1: That's it. That's it now was everybody's weekend this weekend?
Speaker 8: Oh man, I had a great weekend doing not a
Speaker 8: damn thing. Watching college football. That's what that's that's that's
Speaker 8: what my weekend was been doing. Laying on the couch,
Speaker 8: cuddling with the babies, watching college football. And you know,
Speaker 8: for for a lot of people, their kids have already
Speaker 8: gone back to school, especially down south. For us, our
Speaker 8: kids start going back to day in tomorrow. Yeah, today
Speaker 8: and tomorrow, you know, so today and Thursday. For me,
Speaker 8: I'm not gonna sit here and act like I was
Speaker 8: doing any prep for that either. Nope, you know, but
Speaker 8: here we are. Yeah, what about you, little day.
Speaker 5: I met a guy from New York over the weekend.
Speaker 5: He was homeless, and it just got to Dallas, right
Speaker 5: and he was like, we're the next gas station. I
Speaker 5: was like, go up to the traffic like whatever. He's like,
Speaker 5: what's your name, and I'm like, hey, bro, I'm in
Speaker 5: the middle of jogging. I take off. You know what
Speaker 5: He told me, Hey go do some squats. Wow, mad Wow,
Speaker 5: I want you to not I do twenty squats today.
Speaker 1: First of all, what was he trying to tell you?
Speaker 1: That you're like?
Speaker 5: That made me? Said, because I'm really working on it.
Speaker 5: I have the cuff and everything. It looks better when
Speaker 5: I'm naked, but you can see it through closed.
Speaker 1: I don't know how we got here. I don't know how.
Speaker 1: I don't know where we're going. But it's a little
Speaker 1: tea ladies and get Jesus all.
Speaker 5: Right, here's from New York. It was like a nice
Speaker 5: little welcome. I'm like, damn, y'all, are rude?
Speaker 1: You said?
Speaker 5: He was He had just got to Dallas from New York.
Speaker 5: It's better to be homeless in Dallas.
Speaker 1: In New York.
Speaker 5: It's cheaper, it's hot, it's one hundred and four.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it's hot in Dallas. So the guy just said, hey,
Speaker 9: how you doing do more squats?
Speaker 5: He asked me where the next gas station was. There
Speaker 5: was tripping at the one. He was big and outside
Speaker 5: of and so I was like, go to the traffic light.
Speaker 5: Up here and then you know, he's trying to slip
Speaker 5: stuff in. What's your name? And I was like, go
Speaker 5: up to the light up there at the corner whatever,
Speaker 5: and he was like, okay, where are you from? Like, hey, bro,
Speaker 5: I'm in the middle of working. I'm gonna go by.
Speaker 5: And as I walked off, he looked and he went, hey.
Speaker 4: Go do some squats.
Speaker 9: You know you respond with I did that. You should
Speaker 9: have respond to something your mother, because you.
Speaker 1: Shouldn't done that.
Speaker 8: We watched the young lady this weekend get a knocked
Speaker 8: inside her head with a brick, right, you know, for
Speaker 8: turning some guys down.
Speaker 1: So you can't just hate to say that.
Speaker 8: Women can't just dismiss dudes because they should be able
Speaker 8: to write. But you know, you got all these brothers
Speaker 8: out here that got these real fragile lego You never
Speaker 8: know how that can turn out.
Speaker 10: Right.
Speaker 5: Sometimes I just give you my number. It's a fake number,
Speaker 5: but I just give you one so you can get on.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's better than your mother.
Speaker 5: I mean, I'm gonna keep a gun. I mean I'm
Speaker 5: in Texas, not in New York.
Speaker 8: No, you keep a gun on you here in New York.
Speaker 8: You ain't going back to Dallas no time three years.
Speaker 9: All right, Well, shout to everybody that I wished me
Speaker 9: birthday wishes I had. But it was my birthday weekend.
Speaker 9: I had an amazing time Saturday. I was out in Ohio.
Speaker 1: Friday, I was in Jacksonville Sunday, which was my actual birthday.
Speaker 9: You spent the time with the family. So I had
Speaker 9: a great time. And you know, you ever try to
Speaker 9: call somebody because you want to prove a point and
Speaker 9: the person on the answer the phone now called Charlemagne yesterday, right,
Speaker 9: because I wanted to prove a point, right, I was
Speaker 9: telling somebody during the interview about Prince when we met Prince,
Speaker 9: and the person didn't believe me. I'm like, I'm gonna
Speaker 9: call Charlamagne right now and he's gonna confirm the story.
Speaker 1: Snegga didn't pick up talk to niggas after five o'clock,
Speaker 1: as you call me. It was before five o'clock. Well
Speaker 1: it was like four thirty. It was almost five.
Speaker 9: But here on the crest anyway, all right, let's get
Speaker 9: the show cracking front page news. Teslim figure out will
Speaker 9: be joining us. We'll talk to her next. It don't
Speaker 9: go anywhere.
Speaker 1: It's the breakfast to more VT. Let's go on morning everybody.
Speaker 9: It's DJ Envy, Charlomagne, the guy. We are the breakfast club.
Speaker 9: We get our guest co host, Little D with us
Speaker 9: of course from Kay one on four five Dallas.
Speaker 1: What up Jo? All right, let's get in some front
Speaker 1: page news. Good morning, Test.
Speaker 11: Good morning, dj Envy, Good morning Little D from Dallas.
Speaker 11: Charlemagne the god heit Lo shout out to Oak from
Speaker 11: the building.
Speaker 5: That's my hood.
Speaker 1: Now let's start right right.
Speaker 9: We got to congratulate Dion Sanders and this Colorado Buffalo's
Speaker 9: they upset TSU over the weekend forty five, forty two,
Speaker 9: and here was Dion after the game.
Speaker 2: We do things that have never been done, and that
Speaker 2: makes people uncomfortable.
Speaker 1: When you see a confident black man sitting up been.
Speaker 2: Talking and talk, walking and walking, coaching seventy five percent
Speaker 2: after America's in the lock brow, that's kind of threatening.
Speaker 2: Hold him like that, But guess what, we gonna consistently
Speaker 2: do what we do because I'm here and ain't going nowhere,
Speaker 2: and I'm about to get comfortable in a man.
Speaker 1: I'm about to get comfortable in the man.
Speaker 8: Going to get comfortable with my brother let me tell
Speaker 8: you something, I love it. If they do what they
Speaker 8: did on Saturday every week, that's gonna be my favorite
Speaker 8: team to watch in college football. That offense was explosive
Speaker 8: on Saturday. You hear me, absolutely, And it's so interesting
Speaker 8: to watch everybody who had something to say about Deon
Speaker 8: Sanders leaving, you know, Jackson State all of a sudden
Speaker 8: beyond Dion Sandy's bandwagon again.
Speaker 1: Yes, so, I don't.
Speaker 8: Listen to people, please, you know I'm saying that said
Speaker 8: something else than one of those posts up in the
Speaker 8: post game conference.
Speaker 1: Don't ever listen to the opinions of other people.
Speaker 8: Other people's opinion have nothing to do with you in
Speaker 8: any way, shape or for because everybody's so damn fickled.
Speaker 9: That's right, and let's jump right in right, Let's talk
Speaker 9: about these older politicians.
Speaker 12: Yes, Sunday, a Republican presidential candidate, Nikki Hayley advocated for
Speaker 12: term limits, which I think we all agree on that
Speaker 12: and mental tests for politicians over the age of seventy five.
Speaker 12: She says they need to let a younger generation take over.
Speaker 12: Let's take a listen.
Speaker 5: It's sad.
Speaker 13: No one should feel good about seeing that, you know,
Speaker 13: with any more than we should feel good about seeing
Speaker 13: Dianne Feinstein, any more than we should feel good about
Speaker 13: a lot of what's happening, or seeing Joe Biden's decline.
Speaker 13: What I will say is right now, the Senate is
Speaker 13: the most privileged nursing home in the country. Has done
Speaker 13: some great things, and he deserves credit. But you have
Speaker 13: to know when to leave. That is why I'm strongly
Speaker 13: in supportive term limits in this country. I think that
Speaker 13: we do need mental competency tests for anyone over the
Speaker 13: age of seventy five. I wouldn't care if they did
Speaker 13: them over the age of fifty, but these are people
Speaker 13: making decisions on our national security. They're making decisions on
Speaker 13: our economy, on the border. We need to know they're
Speaker 13: at the top of their game. You can't say that
Speaker 13: right now.
Speaker 8: Looking at Congress, Niki is absolutely right. She ain't say
Speaker 8: one damn thing wrong. I've been saying this for the
Speaker 8: long I'll stop it when she stopped telling the truth.
Speaker 8: We need term limits, and you know, if you are
Speaker 8: going to stand, you definitely need mental competency tests over
Speaker 8: the age of whatever.
Speaker 9: I've been saying this for the longest, and every time
Speaker 9: I said they said, I'm attacking old people.
Speaker 1: I'm attacking No, but it's not.
Speaker 9: But when you see things like that, like what was
Speaker 9: the gentleman's froze?
Speaker 1: Yeah, he needs to do twice twice?
Speaker 8: Yeah, and then you got seen it the fire Steen
Speaker 8: ninety years old, she's faced multiple health setbacks.
Speaker 1: Didn't know what she was voting on.
Speaker 8: Nope, you know, Nancy Pelosi's eighty three, Donald Trump's seventy seven.
Speaker 1: Biden is eighty. Like, yeah, we need limits.
Speaker 9: We didn't see might trip up. We didn't see them
Speaker 9: trip down. We didn't see them fall off a bike.
Speaker 9: We didn't see them shake hands that's not dead. We
Speaker 9: didn't see them get sandbag. We didn't see so much.
Speaker 5: When it gets to the point where it's like, like,
Speaker 5: maybe there should be an age maximum. You know, how
Speaker 5: do you have to be thirty five to be president?
Speaker 5: Maybe when you get a certain age, like you are
Speaker 5: done with politics? No, yeah, if you if you do
Speaker 5: the term limits, which most Americans agree, it will solve
Speaker 5: the problem, you know, because if somebody could only stay
Speaker 5: in for eight years.
Speaker 10: Uh.
Speaker 12: Most people don't run for Congress for the first time
Speaker 12: in their eighties, you know, they usually run in their
Speaker 12: fifties or sixties. So term limits will solve that, and
Speaker 12: I think everybody agrees they should have that. On the
Speaker 12: on the other side of that, just to be clear,
Speaker 12: the average person in how in the House is fifty seven.
Speaker 12: The average person in Congress is sixty five. I mean,
Speaker 12: I'm sorry, incentive, it's sixty five. So term limits will
Speaker 12: take care of that, also will take care of corruption.
Speaker 12: It also will take care of people being balked, you know.
Speaker 12: It also will take care of actually getting policy done.
Speaker 12: So I like Nikki Hayley. I like the fact that
Speaker 12: she made sure she included Democrats Republicans in you know,
Speaker 12: in her comments, so that it was even across the board.
Speaker 12: And I just think she's she's a smart lady. And
Speaker 12: she's also going up in the polls as well on
Speaker 12: the Republican side.
Speaker 8: And we wouldn't be having these conversations if there wasn't
Speaker 8: obvious cognitive decline. Folks aren't just saying this because these
Speaker 8: people are older. It's because it's obvious something is wrong,
Speaker 8: and we can.
Speaker 1: See the reason.
Speaker 9: Yes, yes, right, all right, well that is front page news.
Speaker 9: Now test we'll see in a couple of minutes. Absolutely
Speaker 9: everybody else get it off your chest eight hundred five
Speaker 9: eight five one oh five one. If you need to vent,
Speaker 9: phone line to wide open. Let us know how your
Speaker 9: weekend was. It was a three day weekend. Did you
Speaker 9: get a chance to relax.
Speaker 1: Let's call us up. Let us know.
Speaker 9: Eight hundred five eight five one oh five to one,
Speaker 9: and little did is our guest host is the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 14: Good morning the Breakfast Club. It's this is your time
Speaker 14: to get it off your chest. Eight hundred five eight
Speaker 14: five one five one. We want to hear from you
Speaker 14: on the breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Hello, is this yo?
Speaker 6: If you w.
Speaker 1: What something mellow? I here for you in a minute.
Speaker 1: Everything good life is a minute.
Speaker 15: It is what it should be. I heard Charla Man
Speaker 15: have the same nickname was.
Speaker 1: Congratulations. That was on your mind early in the morning.
Speaker 15: Hey, hey, you gotta flip the misfortunate and go your fortune.
Speaker 15: It wasn't on my mind. I just came up with
Speaker 15: the throne.
Speaker 8: I'm gonna make you a boxing cereal. I'm gonna get
Speaker 8: you a custom boxing cereal called Little D's and it's
Speaker 8: gonna be a little pieces.
Speaker 5: Okay, They're gonna taste great in your month.
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 15: Jesus First off, little you don't say that I love you,
Speaker 15: But now I'm not gonna hold you. I just I
Speaker 15: gotta actually comment on this because I heard you say, Yeah,
Speaker 15: I get to a fake number and I go about
Speaker 15: my business, and after what just happened over this weekend,
Speaker 15: I'm gonna advise you not to do that. Say this
Speaker 15: is crazy dudes out there, He'll try and cool you
Speaker 15: right then and there. For me and for your safety
Speaker 15: because you don't know what he's doings gonna do. I
Speaker 15: should give me your number, get out of his vicinity,
Speaker 15: and then block him.
Speaker 6: You feel me.
Speaker 15: It's a shame that we gotta tell y'all this, but
Speaker 15: like you feel me, Like the on top of that
Speaker 15: girl who got here with the breaks, there's a bunch
Speaker 15: of dudes around, a bunch of dudes around her, and
Speaker 15: they did not step up to protect that black woman
Speaker 15: that's so disciplined, gangster life go home.
Speaker 4: You gotta do better.
Speaker 1: You wouldn't do that legend.
Speaker 15: Oh hello, No, I'll protect all black women and I
Speaker 15: just want to attracting.
Speaker 1: Too, that's real. Yeah, I mean like we.
Speaker 15: Need to we really need to learn how to do that.
Speaker 15: Like the next little black women when when it's us,
Speaker 15: they go to us ten Tom's out of temple when
Speaker 15: it's them. Why it seem like they have to go
Speaker 15: to social media to get the help that they're looking for.
Speaker 4: Like that's crazy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you're right.
Speaker 9: And I got four daughters. Charlamagne got four daughters. So
Speaker 9: it's very scary you knowing that my daughter will be
Speaker 9: out and about and there's some crazy dudes out there
Speaker 9: with with with with low egos, low selfishind.
Speaker 8: Job egos man and I don't understand why humans just
Speaker 8: we just can't take rejection, you know what I mean,
Speaker 8: if the young lady don't want to give you your number,
Speaker 8: you just keep it moving like that's it should be really.
Speaker 1: That simple, right, I think? So, Hello, who's this you're
Speaker 1: I mean, he says, what's happening?
Speaker 15: I'm killing till I tell.
Speaker 1: Her name is little D from Dallas?
Speaker 10: Going on?
Speaker 8: I said, we said, little D travel, d travel you
Speaker 8: know those things you got.
Speaker 15: I don't want to talk to nobody name little pie.
Speaker 1: Don't do me at all. He's not gonna do you.
Speaker 16: Okay, we ain't doing nothing with those little beings around here?
Speaker 1: Rude, what's something?
Speaker 5: I'm wonderful? Big things coming small packages on five feet either.
Speaker 1: You ain't doing nothing. That ain't doing nothing for traveler D.
Speaker 8: I'm telling you over there, but you ain't got nothing,
Speaker 8: travel nothing travel you're my FA.
Speaker 5: Then, hey, friend, you know what I'm saying. We're all together.
Speaker 5: I was trying to find him yesterday when I got here,
Speaker 5: like where they at?
Speaker 16: Though, Listen, I'm sired of y'all one because matter of fact,
Speaker 16: speaking of that, y'all right, fine man, get out of
Speaker 16: my GM asking about Tailor turned around five men to
Speaker 16: my DM.
Speaker 15: I'm over here. Half you're like, okay, he asked about Taylor.
Speaker 1: What they want some image and done? You stupid.
Speaker 16: Now, I'm pretty sure you want a little bit water
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Speaker 16: They're dropping party gang be in the building. Make sure
Speaker 16: y'all tuning in September eighth, Bongo.
Speaker 1: I can't wait to hear the record.
Speaker 9: Yep, get it off your chest eight hundred and five
Speaker 9: A five one oh five one.
Speaker 1: If you need to vent, hit us up right now.
Speaker 1: Phone lines are wide open. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning,
Speaker 1: the Breakfast Club. It's a new day.
Speaker 14: Is it your time to get it? Off your chest.
Speaker 14: Wait up, whether you're mad or.
Speaker 1: Black, time to get up and get something. Call up
Speaker 1: now eight hundred five eight five one o five one.
Speaker 1: We want to hear from you on the breakfast club. Hello.
Speaker 1: Who's this who?
Speaker 17: Breakfast Club? This is a Dominique, Dominique from Michigan. I
Speaker 17: spoke to you guys last week.
Speaker 9: Yes, dominic yep, you the blind woman that called and
Speaker 9: put your cash out out there right.
Speaker 15: Yes, I just.
Speaker 17: Wanted to call and say thank you guys. You guys
Speaker 17: have no idea. How blessed you guys have blessed me Charlemagne.
Speaker 17: The listeners have been truly a blessing about myself a bed,
Speaker 17: and it's just I've been overjoyed and blessed like you
Speaker 17: guys have no idea. So I had to call you
Speaker 17: guys back and let you know that you have truly
Speaker 17: been a blessing.
Speaker 10: Man.
Speaker 8: I'm so happy. I'm glad you got a bed. That's beautiful.
Speaker 17: Yeah, it was amazing, And I just wanted to say
Speaker 17: that I also have a business, but I'm rebranding. If
Speaker 17: I can put my social media out there, Dominique, Okay,
Speaker 17: and see what I'm saying.
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Speaker 17: on Instagram and then on TikTok is just to see
Speaker 17: what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: Okay, firing, look looking at cabinet ivy back then looking
Speaker 1: at what you want them? Sheets? Still in there? My sheets.
Speaker 1: You ain't gonna use them, but yeah, man, I want.
Speaker 8: To send you some a Porsch of sheets. Porsche got
Speaker 8: her own what's your bed?
Speaker 1: Her own line?
Speaker 17: Oh god, it's a queen's card.
Speaker 8: I think there was a queen shot queen's side PORTA
Speaker 8: got her own sheet?
Speaker 1: Hat I do. We'll put that in there too.
Speaker 8: They can't, damn they can't a queen.
Speaker 1: I know. Yeah, you gotta tuk them in. We're gonna
Speaker 1: send you some a Porsch of sheets.
Speaker 8: You know, Porsche got her own sheet called Pampered by Porsche,
Speaker 8: And I did not know that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I forgot what threadcount they y'all. But we're gonna
Speaker 1: send you someone. You just got to tuck him in
Speaker 1: because they're king, So you gotta double double arrum and
Speaker 1: I'll put you a black effect hat man all that
Speaker 1: good stuff.
Speaker 17: Okay, Yeah, I'll just use y'all my address.
Speaker 1: Hold on and he gonna get it for you. Hold on, Hello,
Speaker 1: who's this?
Speaker 3: This is your mediacre driver Uber Mike from Dallas, Texas.
Speaker 1: What's up, breast clubber Mike? What's up?
Speaker 10: Mike?
Speaker 1: Tripad was good little thing.
Speaker 16: We met twice up here in Dallas.
Speaker 4: I met you twice.
Speaker 1: We did.
Speaker 5: Did I ride with you?
Speaker 15: Yeah?
Speaker 3: You get me there, but you need to come ride
Speaker 3: with me so so uh that DJ, Henvy know you riding.
Speaker 16: In a clean car.
Speaker 5: You know what I'm saying, like, pull up on me
Speaker 5: and pull them take me everywhere pool. I'm trying to
Speaker 5: be first class there where I go in Dallas. Traffic crazy.
Speaker 1: When you come to Dallas.
Speaker 5: I got you a Dallas we know, all right?
Speaker 1: Mike? What's up?
Speaker 10: What?
Speaker 4: Real quick?
Speaker 1: Real quick?
Speaker 6: DJ?
Speaker 10: And are you gonna bring the car show to Dallas?
Speaker 1: I think we're gonna bring it the Dallas next year.
Speaker 9: I think shout the Lincoln technis Lincoln Tech out in Dallas,
Speaker 9: and they've been asking, and I think we're gonna try
Speaker 9: to think Dallas at North Carolina.
Speaker 1: I think next year the Carolina's in Dallas next year.
Speaker 3: At Charlamagne TRP with BIRDO. I'm the one that got
Speaker 3: you your comfortable game, back.
Speaker 1: Said to me. And thank you for that, my brother.
Speaker 1: I appreciate that.
Speaker 10: All right, y'all have a good morning.
Speaker 1: Get it off.
Speaker 9: A few chests eight hundred five A five one five.
Speaker 9: If you need event, you can hit us up.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 9: We got rumors on the way, little d give us
Speaker 9: a little tease what we're talking about.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, he coming home today after what seems
Speaker 5: like six years. Finally she had our baby.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, we'll get to it next. You said,
Speaker 1: our baby.
Speaker 5: That's everybody baby, Oh boy?
Speaker 1: All right. It's the Breakfast Club on BT, the Breakfast
Speaker 1: Club Dallas, Texas. You got a d. This is the
Speaker 1: room of report.
Speaker 5: I feel great so early on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: But it's a little ke lady and yettle's.
Speaker 5: Do you hear me? Why I sounded good? Okay? Finally
Speaker 5: Chrishan had our baby. Oh my god. Okay, so after
Speaker 5: what seems like six years, it.
Speaker 1: Seems like she was pregnant.
Speaker 5: It does.
Speaker 1: That's why you.
Speaker 5: Can't announce white if you pee on the stick. But
Speaker 5: congratulations to Christian. The baby is here. She was there,
Speaker 5: We were there. She had the baby on I G
Speaker 5: live and we know her mama was there.
Speaker 1: Psaby, pus baby, get him.
Speaker 6: Out out.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 5: It's beautiful. I'm so glad the baby is good and healthy.
Speaker 5: But you know what they sound like to me when
Speaker 5: somebody get out of jail.
Speaker 1: Thank you Jesus. He coming home. Yeah, he did it.
Speaker 5: I was waiting on the cookout plates, like anyway, you
Speaker 5: want to guess what the baby name is?
Speaker 1: What's the baby name? Chris Shian?
Speaker 8: Okay, Well, first of all, congratulations to her for having
Speaker 8: a healthy baby.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 8: The way the Black Maternal Deathorate is set up in
Speaker 8: this country, anytime a sistter has a healthy baby, we
Speaker 8: should appaud that complete fact.
Speaker 1: You know, some salute to her.
Speaker 8: But I promise y'all, y'all don't got to share everything
Speaker 8: via social media.
Speaker 1: Man, there's nothing sacred anymore.
Speaker 5: No, I'm glad that she did in this case, as
Speaker 5: her baby daddy wasn't there, so she need all the
Speaker 5: support she can get. Well, she's gonna be reminding her
Speaker 5: to get Pamper's mom.
Speaker 1: But ain't real support, bute. If I was gonna say
Speaker 1: this and Charlamagne, you have four kids, I got six.
Speaker 1: I didn't think you could tape delivering a baby anymore.
Speaker 1: I have no idea.
Speaker 9: The hospitals, you don't don't usually allow you to pull
Speaker 9: your phones out and record it anymore, because they said
Speaker 9: it's a problem, it's an issue.
Speaker 1: So I'm surprised that they were able to actually go
Speaker 1: on Live that whole time.
Speaker 9: I just don't know why you would want to go
Speaker 9: on live. They share, they share everything, Bro.
Speaker 1: What's the point?
Speaker 18: You know?
Speaker 1: That's my point. You don't have to. Yeah, but like
Speaker 1: none of y'all have to, none of us have to.
Speaker 8: In twenty twenty three, we are choosing to share every
Speaker 8: single portion of our lives.
Speaker 1: Is anything sacred? And now they're gonna stop now Like
Speaker 1: they didn't share everything.
Speaker 9: She didn't share her her boyfriend fighting her dad, her
Speaker 9: fighting another family member, this family member fighting that family member.
Speaker 9: This happening that I don't encourage, happen around the corner,
Speaker 9: This happened the bathroom, this and everything.
Speaker 1: Yeah, just because they're doing it don't make it right.
Speaker 1: I don't encourage it. All.
Speaker 5: Well, we got to encouraged Beyonce because she made history again.
Speaker 5: First off, happy belated birthday to the queen. But she
Speaker 5: is the highest grossing female act ever on tour. Her
Speaker 5: tours made more than four hundred and fifty million dollars,
Speaker 5: which have passed Madonna's tour Madonna May four hundred and
Speaker 5: eleven million. Of course, back in the day, I was like,
Speaker 5: oh my god, but yeah, four hundred and fifty bands.
Speaker 5: Her birthday show was amazing. Dona Ross was there, she
Speaker 5: brought out Kendrick. But listen to what Beyonce had to
Speaker 5: say herself.
Speaker 1: I'm thankful for every ten, for every year.
Speaker 4: I'm thankful for my children. I'm thankful for my husband.
Speaker 4: I'm thankful for all the.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna take you.
Speaker 4: And we all have the.
Speaker 3: Ability to make out of our living.
Speaker 4: I'm thankful for.
Speaker 16: It.
Speaker 5: Okay, why should shout out fair? You'll remember Fair and
Speaker 5: Farah was in DestinE Child like two songs.
Speaker 1: I don't remember.
Speaker 5: Farah was after LaToya and LaTavia and then it was
Speaker 5: fair Michelle.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you're right, you're right, Yeah, it was. It was
Speaker 1: for them. Then it was three. Three is my favorite number.
Speaker 1: Were dropping the clues bombs to Beyones.
Speaker 8: You know, I'm a pick of Smiff when Free Nos
Speaker 8: called him, congrats on those numbers. For all the Swifties
Speaker 8: out there, Taylor Swift hasn't reported her concert numbers yet,
Speaker 8: So I just want to put that out there, all right,
Speaker 8: because they say that she's going end up having the
Speaker 8: highest grossing tour of all time period. But we got
Speaker 8: it right now, you got it right now. No, Taylor
Speaker 8: hasn't put her numbers. She hasn't reported her numbers yet.
Speaker 8: I want to throw that out there.
Speaker 5: Well, you know, we got to live in the prison,
Speaker 5: live in the moment.
Speaker 1: Live in the moment.
Speaker 5: I guess that's why old boy spent his furniture money
Speaker 5: on Drake Niggs. So I mean, I want to see
Speaker 5: Drake too, but wow, he went to a Drake show
Speaker 5: and Drake was so impressed by the fact that this
Speaker 5: man said, now I spent my furniture money to come
Speaker 5: see you, that he gave him fifty thousand dollars on.
Speaker 14: Your two shows over the over the line, right, my manager,
Speaker 14: My manager is.
Speaker 4: My jam right, is he over there? He's right there?
Speaker 4: You know what, over my man, your furniture money.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna give you fifty bands because I love you.
Speaker 5: Now, I guarantee you he ain't spent fifty bands on
Speaker 5: him Drake on that furniture that he was about to buy.
Speaker 5: It was probably more like two bands. How much is
Speaker 5: a Drake tech?
Speaker 1: But how do you even confirm that? I just Drake
Speaker 1: confirmed that story.
Speaker 5: Because I'm a great liar, do you hear me? I
Speaker 5: will tell y'all that I spent my furniture money to
Speaker 5: get up here. The hotel was taxing with the deposit
Speaker 5: like y'all got it?
Speaker 9: Yeah, because what you gotta sign? So is everybody gonna
Speaker 9: have a sign now.
Speaker 1: That said you know?
Speaker 8: Of course, now everybody gonna have a sob story. And
Speaker 8: why fifty bands? Drake jumped out of the window so high.
Speaker 8: I understand he got it because he's you know what.
Speaker 5: I mean, But damn fifty I'm about to make my
Speaker 5: sign right now.
Speaker 9: I spent STD treatment on the Drake tickets. So help
Speaker 9: me out than you will NEMA. All right, well that
Speaker 9: is your rumor report. Excuse me now when.
Speaker 1: We come down.
Speaker 9: When we come back, Teslim figure out will be joining
Speaker 9: Front Page News. When Teslim figure out, we'll do that
Speaker 9: when we come back. And also let's open up the
Speaker 9: phone lines. Eight hundred five eight five one five one.
Speaker 9: Over the week and this story was trending. A young
Speaker 9: lady turned the guy down. I guess he asked for
Speaker 9: her number and she declined, and she got hit in
Speaker 9: the face with a brick.
Speaker 1: We're gonna discuss that as well.
Speaker 9: Eight hundred five eight five one oh five one. And
Speaker 9: with that, we just want to know, you know, what's
Speaker 9: the proper protocol?
Speaker 12: You know what?
Speaker 1: What what should a woman do in those situations? You
Speaker 1: know what I mean?
Speaker 9: How does the woman get out of those situations safe? Yeah,
Speaker 9: and we'll discuss that after Front page News. We can
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Speaker 9: Good morning, everybody, It's DJ Envy, CHARLAMAGNEA gud.
Speaker 1: We are the breakfast club. We have Little d our
Speaker 1: guest co host this morning from one O four point
Speaker 1: five in Dallas.
Speaker 5: Gang, good morning.
Speaker 1: All right, let's get in some front page news. Let's
Speaker 1: figure out what up.
Speaker 12: Good morning, DJ MVY, Good morning, Little d from Dallas,
Speaker 12: Charlemagne to.
Speaker 1: God Pa, Let's jump right into it. Bring your ass
Speaker 1: back to work, that's what they're saying.
Speaker 12: That's basically what they're saying. Everybody just enjoy well. Most
Speaker 12: of us hopefully enjoyed a three day weekend with Labor Day,
Speaker 12: but some big name employers like Amazon, Meta who we
Speaker 12: know that Spacebook plan on getting tough on enforcing their
Speaker 12: return to office man days after labor Day. A non
Speaker 12: compliance could result in disciplaaring action, including a lower performance
Speaker 12: rating if unaddressed, or dismissal.
Speaker 11: Now, even though other employers haven't publicly.
Speaker 12: Laid out enforcement measures, they said they'll be, you know,
Speaker 12: pushing this. Pharmaceutical company Merk put employees on notice that
Speaker 12: effect the September fifth, those with office based positions will
Speaker 12: be required to show up at least three days per
Speaker 12: work three days per week. It's hard to say whether
Speaker 12: this move will affect companies all over, but they are
Speaker 12: pretty much getting rid of that, you know, after the pandemic,
Speaker 12: where folks are able to stay home. They're saying, you know,
Speaker 12: now it's time to get people back to office and
Speaker 12: return to work. So I thought this'd be a good
Speaker 12: story for those of you out there that have been enjoying,
Speaker 12: you know, being able to stay at home, but people
Speaker 12: are wanting you to come back into the office.
Speaker 11: It's ironic that I'm doing this from Zoom. By the way,
Speaker 11: why who I report this story?
Speaker 8: And if you if you're an employee that don't agree
Speaker 8: with that, quick, that's the only other option, right.
Speaker 9: Because I mean, I'll be honest with you if if
Speaker 9: I'm a company like Amazon or one of those big companies.
Speaker 1: I want people to be at work. Let's let's be honest.
Speaker 9: When people are home, they're not doing one hundred percent
Speaker 9: of the work, like you know what I mean. They
Speaker 9: are on on Google, they are on shopping, they're watching television.
Speaker 1: They're not focused, They're not they're not locked in.
Speaker 9: And I think when you're in a business place and
Speaker 9: you're talking to your coworkers, I think you can kick
Speaker 9: around ideas.
Speaker 1: I think you're able to get more things done in
Speaker 1: mid Well, you know, there's.
Speaker 8: Another side of that. Some people say that they're getting
Speaker 8: more done at home. They feel like they're more productive,
Speaker 8: you know, doing work working from home, not even just
Speaker 8: people that work. His kids in school havn't gone back
Speaker 8: in the classroom. They feel like they're more productive at home.
Speaker 1: But for the kids, I know it's easy for the
Speaker 1: kids to cheat when they're at home too.
Speaker 12: Well, that's true, and let me give you a stat
Speaker 12: on that, because against it does say forty seven percent
Speaker 12: are more productive at home. But to your point, Djay,
Speaker 12: but both of you are right. They're the idea to
Speaker 12: be able to have collaborative discussions, work in groups.
Speaker 11: You know, you feel differently when you're in the office.
Speaker 12: Bud just Charlamagne's point that there are people who are
Speaker 12: actually more productive and the EMPLOYERSLF. Theres a lot of
Speaker 12: money as well, so it goes I guess kind of
Speaker 12: both ways. That's why they're pushing this two to three days.
Speaker 12: You know, come in two days or three days and
Speaker 12: then go from home. You know, to really have that work.
Speaker 9: Like balance, they have to be less stressful too, right,
Speaker 9: because you ain't got to go worry about rush hour traffic.
Speaker 1: You ain't got to.
Speaker 9: Drive an hour and a half to get to work
Speaker 9: two hours and drive two hours back home.
Speaker 1: So it gives you that time as well. So I
Speaker 1: see both sides.
Speaker 11: Man, you actually work more, Yeah, you actually work more.
Speaker 12: Because you feel like you're not doing enough work. So
Speaker 12: people work longer hours from home because you have those breaks,
Speaker 12: and you know where you don't have a cutoff where
Speaker 12: in the office is done at five and then that's it.
Speaker 12: So you know, just kind of it really depends. But
Speaker 12: it also allows you to retain and have good talent
Speaker 12: from all over the country. What if a good employee,
Speaker 12: a good employee doesn't live in your city, but you
Speaker 12: want that talent, they're able to work from home.
Speaker 5: I think it depends on the kind of job you have.
Speaker 5: Like if it's a nine to five, you hate your job,
Speaker 5: you go here, you live in a cubicle. You probably
Speaker 5: are better at home, you're relaxed, you comfortable. But if
Speaker 5: you do radio and you're on a morning show, you
Speaker 5: can't talk to your people, you can't get together and
Speaker 5: see them.
Speaker 9: Because you imagine the option of being in school, whether
Speaker 9: it's high school in college.
Speaker 1: And you got to test and you got to take
Speaker 1: it from home.
Speaker 5: Says I, bet I passed.
Speaker 1: You have one laptop.
Speaker 9: You have two laptops, one looking at your teacher, the
Speaker 9: other one googling as.
Speaker 5: Bet I got a scholarship to Yale. Me straight as.
Speaker 1: Now, let's talk about this ADHD drug shortage.
Speaker 11: Yeah again, another good thing.
Speaker 1: I know.
Speaker 12: You guys mentioned that a lot of folks will return
Speaker 12: to school this week. And like we mentioned, the people
Speaker 12: in the South have been in at least for two
Speaker 12: or three weeks now. But there was a report that
Speaker 12: came out that said, according to the US Food and
Speaker 12: Drug Administration, there's been a shortage of medications for ADHD.
Speaker 12: A lot of young people that have been treated for
Speaker 12: this and this shortage of medication is causing them to
Speaker 12: have problems in school.
Speaker 11: Let's take a listen about the shortage.
Speaker 19: But relief from the shortage may not be coming soon.
Speaker 19: Prescription rates for the medicines are at record highs, up
Speaker 19: more than forty five percent in the US over the
Speaker 19: last decade. A CDC study this year found an especially
Speaker 19: large jump in prescriptions for adults in the first year
Speaker 19: of the pandemic. Also complicating the picture, drugs like adderall
Speaker 19: are stimulants, controlled substances the government says have a high
Speaker 19: potential for abuse, so the Drug Enforcement Administration sets limits
Speaker 19: on how much can be produced.
Speaker 1: Now, it's not the time to have an eighth D shortage.
Speaker 16: Man.
Speaker 8: Teachers needed, kids need it, parents need it. Nobody paying
Speaker 8: attention right now.
Speaker 1: Because they because it's adah D shortage.
Speaker 5: My cousin worked for the FDA in the hull. I
Speaker 5: could ask her what they could do about it if
Speaker 5: you want.
Speaker 8: Well, no, let's keep that amongst each other. We don't
Speaker 8: need to get that to the public. We keep that
Speaker 8: in house.
Speaker 11: Yeah, adderall.
Speaker 12: I don't know if you guys know, but that's a
Speaker 12: drug that also helps with alcohol people who are alcoholics.
Speaker 11: So it's a drug across the board. It's not just ADHD,
Speaker 11: and so they contribute to that shortage as well.
Speaker 12: So I had a conversation with somebody over the weekend
Speaker 12: about you know, they said they started taking adderall and
Speaker 12: it does make a big difference. And so this shortage,
Speaker 12: you know, really this is the really good report. By
Speaker 12: the way, it's a longer report those who want to
Speaker 12: look it up, but it was talking about you know,
Speaker 12: this particular college kid that couldn't focus on packing, couldn't
Speaker 12: focus on grades, couldn't focus on anything, and she really
Speaker 12: needed that ADHD and.
Speaker 11: It made a difference in her school.
Speaker 12: So what do you guys think about old people being
Speaker 12: my girlfriends tell them, She said, I feel like they
Speaker 12: were pushing this and everybody needed to be on medication.
Speaker 12: We know doctor Umar talks a lot about this as well,
Speaker 12: saying that they're pushing folks on ADHD. One of the
Speaker 12: things they said is a high A lot of people
Speaker 12: are getting this prescription. Do you think people are being
Speaker 12: over medicated or what I do?
Speaker 9: I do and I tell anybody with kids when they're
Speaker 9: going to the doctors and the doctor says that their
Speaker 9: child has ADHD, to go to a bunch of different doctors.
Speaker 9: Some doctors are very quick on medicine. That's there everything. Hey,
Speaker 9: there's a problem medicine. There's a problem medicine. I prefer
Speaker 9: with anything, even myself. I don't like to take talent
Speaker 9: or like I like to do you know, alternate things,
Speaker 9: whether it's I need to meditate, I even try to
Speaker 9: hugging at the other day.
Speaker 1: I don't know what. I don't know what chelling may
Speaker 1: tell me go hug a tree.
Speaker 5: Yes, I hug trees.
Speaker 1: They told me I had shoes on. I had to
Speaker 1: take my shoes and your shoes off and ground. Yeah,
Speaker 1: well I didn't, so may I got. I gotta try get.
Speaker 9: But you know, I don't like certain things that the
Speaker 9: men made to help us. If I can do other
Speaker 9: alternate things, I try that first.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 1: I think we should try that with our kids as well.
Speaker 12: Yeah, and there's a lot of studies about that though,
Speaker 12: just by the way, for those who want to look
Speaker 12: into it, about black children and black boys and particularly
Speaker 12: being diagnosed with ADHD more than others, So you know,
Speaker 12: look into that as well.
Speaker 1: That an excuse to work from home.
Speaker 8: I don't have ADHD medication, so I don't think I
Speaker 8: can come in today.
Speaker 1: Sir man. All right, well, that is front page News.
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Speaker 9: All right, Well, let's open up the phone lines eight
Speaker 9: hundred five eight five one oh five to one.
Speaker 1: Over this week. Over the weekend, it was trending. It
Speaker 1: was everywhere.
Speaker 9: This young lady was hitting the face with a brick.
Speaker 9: Now I guess a gentleman was. They called a cat
Speaker 9: call and trying to high at her. She said no,
Speaker 9: turned him down, and the guy responded with a brick
Speaker 9: to her face.
Speaker 4: I never did anything in my life to hurt anybody. Literally,
Speaker 4: a man asked me for my nober.
Speaker 18: I said nope, and he he picked up a brick
Speaker 18: in front of so many men and was like, what
Speaker 18: are you gonna do?
Speaker 4: And I told all these men like you're white, this
Speaker 4: bag on a.
Speaker 20: Brick call my face and he's holding a brick and
Speaker 20: all the watching and nobody does nothing.
Speaker 4: And he hits me in my face and they're all
Speaker 4: just watching, and they let that get in a cord.
Speaker 4: How was this okay? This is what y'all doing too
Speaker 4: with it?
Speaker 9: A face was swollen, It was all over the place.
Speaker 9: Very disgusting, very horrible. Not I'm talking about. What happened
Speaker 9: was very disgusting. So we're asking eight hundred five eight five's.
Speaker 1: The what's the problem, prestidure? You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 8: When a woman does not want to give a man
Speaker 8: her phone number, how do women get out of that situation. Nowadays,
Speaker 8: Little D is here, you know she can talk to it.
Speaker 8: We want to hear from the women this morning. Yep,
Speaker 8: you know how do women get out of that situation safely?
Speaker 1: All right, and we'll talk about it when we come back.
Speaker 1: Eight hundred five eight five one oh five one. Let's discuss.
Speaker 1: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 14: Study. It's topic time called eight hundred five five one
Speaker 14: five one to join in to the discussion with.
Speaker 1: The Breakfast Club. Morning everybody.
Speaker 9: It's DJ Envy Charlamagne Dea God. We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 9: We got our special guest co host, Little D from Dallas.
Speaker 1: You good morning now if you just join us, we
Speaker 1: were talking about this that's been trending over the weekend.
Speaker 1: A young lady says she was out and about.
Speaker 9: Dude ask for her number and when she turned him down,
Speaker 9: she got hit in the face with a break That's right.
Speaker 18: I never did anything in my life to hurt anybody. Literally,
Speaker 18: if man asked me for my bird, I said nope.
Speaker 18: And he picked up a brick in front of so
Speaker 18: many men and was like, what are you gonna do?
Speaker 18: And I told all these men like your white.
Speaker 20: This man got a brick, oh my face, and he's
Speaker 20: he's holding a brick, and all the watching and nobody
Speaker 20: does nothing.
Speaker 4: And he hits me in my face and they're all
Speaker 4: just watching and they let that get in a cord?
Speaker 4: How is this okay? This is what y'all doing too
Speaker 4: with it?
Speaker 1: M m m m m m mmm. So the question
Speaker 1: is eight hundred and five eighty five one five. What
Speaker 1: would we asking, Charlamagne?
Speaker 8: Well, you know, I'm asking what is the problem procedure
Speaker 8: for a woman when they're in this situation? Like how
Speaker 8: do women get out of situations like this safely? And
Speaker 8: it's sad that we even got to ask that question,
Speaker 8: you know what I mean, because the reality is men's
Speaker 8: egos shouldn't be that fragile, you know. And then if
Speaker 8: a woman tells you, look, man, i'm married, I'm in
Speaker 8: a relationship. Are simply I don't want to give you
Speaker 8: my number? That should be enough, you know what I mean,
Speaker 8: for you to say okay and keep it moving. But
Speaker 8: clearly we're not in those times anymore and really never
Speaker 8: have been, like you know, like like guys have always
Speaker 8: been aggressive or you know, when they get that kind
Speaker 8: of rejection, they do tend to react badly.
Speaker 1: I haven't seen things like this, you know.
Speaker 8: But yeah, that's just the question I'm asking, Like, what's
Speaker 8: the proper procedure for a woman when they're in that situation?
Speaker 8: How do they get out of situations like that safely?
Speaker 1: Little deep?
Speaker 5: I mean, I think it's situational, Like I really think
Speaker 5: the real answer is men should stop being crazy. But
Speaker 5: for a woman, it's situational. Like I live in Texas,
Speaker 5: so you're not gonna catch me without it on me.
Speaker 5: So you can try that if you want what, you're
Speaker 5: gonna get shot. I'm in New York right now. I
Speaker 5: ain't even go to jail, so nine times out of ten,
Speaker 5: I'm gonna just give you the number and block you
Speaker 5: when you're gone.
Speaker 1: I don't like that.
Speaker 8: I don't like that a woman has to do that.
Speaker 8: I agree, you know what I mean that a woman
Speaker 8: feels like I got to give you my number. The
Speaker 8: numbers are personal, you know, you give your numbers of
Speaker 8: people who you want to have them, right, So the
Speaker 8: fact that a woman feels like I have to give
Speaker 8: you my number like that.
Speaker 1: Just it's a problem.
Speaker 9: Like I said, with four daughters, it gives you something
Speaker 9: to think about, right, and because you don't want to
Speaker 9: give them a fake number, because I'm sure dude to
Speaker 9: be like, well let me call you right now.
Speaker 1: Then your phone don't ring now, so oh you're trying
Speaker 1: to play me, you know.
Speaker 9: So it's like, what do you do? Do you give
Speaker 9: them the number and block them? Like Mello said earlier
Speaker 9: this morning, I'm really surprised. I don't know that in
Speaker 9: the situation and entirety, but with the other dudes around,
Speaker 9: how come they didn't help?
Speaker 5: Like, man picked up a brick really to the point
Speaker 5: where it's like, hey, man, that's your problem. I mean,
Speaker 5: we see it on TV every week where people are
Speaker 5: in domestic relationships and it's funny, it's trending. People don't
Speaker 5: understand like a brick, Like damn devo, this is real.
Speaker 8: Yeah, even if you have a problem with the with
Speaker 8: with the woman, right, because I've seen some guys that
Speaker 8: were there say how you know they felt like the
Speaker 8: woman is a troublemaker, she's always looking for trouble. But
Speaker 8: even if you felt like that, you still got to
Speaker 8: know when something went too far, you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 8: felt like that you gotta know what a brick brick. Yeah,
Speaker 8: you gotta know somebody getting hit with a brick is
Speaker 8: a step too far. But I mean that is that
Speaker 8: is the real answer, right, The real answer is men's
Speaker 8: egos shouldn't be so fragile. And that's a situation that
Speaker 8: you know, you got to correct in yourself. I don't
Speaker 8: know what happens in your life or in your childhood
Speaker 8: that you know rejection causes you to react in that way.
Speaker 5: But that ain't it, y'all, because if your DEVID card
Speaker 5: ever been declined, you've been rejected, Like, stop acting like
Speaker 5: it's just women. You've been rejected before, they size and
Speaker 5: them Jordan's And.
Speaker 8: It don't mean you whack, My brothers, It don't mean
Speaker 8: you whack because this woman decided not to give you
Speaker 8: her number, you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: You just might not be her type.
Speaker 8: Oh my god, but I caee you. If you hit
Speaker 8: her with a brick, you ain't gonna be no woman.
Speaker 8: They gonna see that and be like, I don't want
Speaker 8: to deal with this guy ever.
Speaker 9: But you know what, in Charlomagne, I know you you've
Speaker 9: been to him, like we've been to those type of
Speaker 9: places where it was fourth of July in Miami a
Speaker 9: fourth of July in in Virginia. We've been to Myrtle
Speaker 9: Beaches and all that, and we've seen dudes get disrespectful.
Speaker 1: Never brick. I've never seen no brick but to curse
Speaker 1: a girl out. But you know what I mean, and
Speaker 1: even that is disrespectful.
Speaker 10: Man.
Speaker 1: If shure they don't give you number, show'll give you number.
Speaker 1: You don't want to give you a number, keep it moving.
Speaker 1: That's That's what I'm telling you.
Speaker 8: It's not you're not whack just because that particular girl
Speaker 8: does not want to give you their number. But when
Speaker 8: you react the way this guy reacted, you are whack.
Speaker 8: And I can see why no girl would ever want
Speaker 8: to give.
Speaker 1: You the number. Let's go to the phone lines. Hello,
Speaker 1: who's this and what's going on? Is from Lebron Vince.
Speaker 1: What's up? Talk to us?
Speaker 10: Brother?
Speaker 21: I'm chilling and chilling in the first, first, and foremost.
Speaker 15: Good on under you guys.
Speaker 1: Good morning.
Speaker 21: I think the fact that we're talking about.
Speaker 10: This is crazy to me.
Speaker 21: But I don't think there's a lot of role models.
Speaker 21: I know it's a cliche, but I don't think there's
Speaker 21: a lot of role models just in this generation. I
Speaker 21: don't know what this took place, but this is like
Speaker 21: this sounds like portocol how to avoid a ticket. That
Speaker 21: doesn't make any sense to me. So it's like, we
Speaker 21: don't have role models within our neighborhoods.
Speaker 1: That's ourselves.
Speaker 8: So what you mean you mean you saying the men
Speaker 8: need better role models so they don't carry themselves like
Speaker 8: they're not being ras exactly because.
Speaker 21: You you know, like you had your uncle installing you
Speaker 21: with game and all that. We don't have a lot
Speaker 21: of OG's. You have a lot of individuals now within
Speaker 21: within the neighborhood. I'm not saying everybody should be a
Speaker 21: follower and all that, but we don't have a lot
Speaker 21: of leaders stepping up showing you what's wrong and what's right,
Speaker 21: especially with the younger generation nineteen and younger. They that
Speaker 21: holds real stuff and not to blame that, but they
Speaker 21: following all that stuff and that's not setting any proper examples.
Speaker 8: Yeah, you gotta snatch these young boys up and tell
Speaker 8: them that's not the way to react. Just because the
Speaker 8: girl says, hey, man, now I'm good. I don't want
Speaker 8: to give you my number.
Speaker 1: Hello, who's this Hi? This is Camira, talk to us
Speaker 1: what's your thoughts? Mama?
Speaker 8: Hey, So I actually went.
Speaker 22: To school in Atlanta. I went to Clark Atlanta, and
Speaker 22: my freshman year, this guy he actually called me out
Speaker 22: of my name. He called me the word because I
Speaker 22: wouldn't give him my number. So from that before, what
Speaker 22: I started doing, I would just give people anybody my
Speaker 22: number because I'm scared. I didn't want nobody's like to
Speaker 22: put their hands on me or call me out my
Speaker 22: name or anything like that.
Speaker 5: I feel you, sometimes it's easier because even though I
Speaker 5: got a man, don't work all the time. Maybe like
Speaker 5: so such, it's like, bro, you're very rude. Even if
Speaker 5: I'm single, I don't won't you?
Speaker 10: Now?
Speaker 1: Hello, who's this, Gabriel?
Speaker 10: What's happening y'all?
Speaker 1: Gabriel, what's up? Talk to us? What's your thoughts?
Speaker 10: Man? I see when I'm world start, I believe it's
Speaker 10: the same chick y'all talking about they showed her slap
Speaker 10: some dude go shake her butt, and then later on
Speaker 10: she's talking about some dude hit me in the face
Speaker 10: with a brick.
Speaker 5: Is it a video?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 8: I mean I listen, I get all of that. But
Speaker 8: even still, man, we still got to know when something
Speaker 8: went too far. I don't think a brick is too far.
Speaker 10: Oh yeah, I know, I know it. Brick was too far,
Speaker 10: but in the wrong way. Maybe she took it too far.
Speaker 10: Maybe she was acting some type of way. And I
Speaker 10: would have to say and think that. But the video previously, Jose,
Speaker 10: maybe she was acting some type of way.
Speaker 1: Let's take it. Let's take it out of the individual.
Speaker 8: Lady, we not to pause. We're not talking about the individual.
Speaker 8: We're talking about the ideology, right, Like the whole sentiment
Speaker 8: of if a woman says no, I got a man,
Speaker 8: I don't want to give you my number, guys react violently.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean. We've seen this before, not
Speaker 1: just in this situation.
Speaker 10: You're right, But what I'm saying is her karma throughout her.
Speaker 1: Get that listen. I don't know whether that's true or not.
Speaker 8: But we're talking about the ideology when I'm talking about
Speaker 8: this particular situation.
Speaker 9: I said, take it out of it. See that's what
Speaker 9: you should have went with because he didn't understand the ideology.
Speaker 1: Take it out of her. I don't have no something
Speaker 1: ideology confusing. Gotta ideology.
Speaker 5: You know what I'm saying. You got to break that down.
Speaker 9: Yeah, they gotta break down anyway. Eight hundred five eight
Speaker 9: five one oh five one. We're talking about the young
Speaker 9: lady that got hit in the face with the break
Speaker 9: We're actually taking it out of her and saying, women
Speaker 9: out there, now, that does.
Speaker 5: Sound crazy what you say it like that?
Speaker 1: It really does.
Speaker 9: We're gonna take it out of eight hundred five eight
Speaker 9: five one oh five one. Women, What are you supposed
Speaker 9: to call when you're in that situation?
Speaker 1: Discuss?
Speaker 8: You want you all to get out of these situations safely. Yes,
Speaker 8: we know men's egos are fragile. We know men have
Speaker 8: to do better, that's first and foremost. But until that happens,
Speaker 8: we got to have some preventative message.
Speaker 1: What are those? That's right, we'll discuss when we come back.
Speaker 1: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, it's topic times.
Speaker 6: The phone.
Speaker 14: Called eight hundred and five eight five one five one
Speaker 14: to join it to the discussion with the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Talk about it morning.
Speaker 9: Everybody is j NV Charlomagne the gud. We are the
Speaker 9: Breakfast Club. We're still here with our guest co host,
Speaker 9: Little Date Gang. Now, if you're just joining us, we're
Speaker 9: talking about this young lady over the week and she
Speaker 9: was trending. She a guy asked for her number, allegedly,
Speaker 9: and whatever whatever happens, the guy hit her in the
Speaker 9: face with a brick, and we're asking women.
Speaker 1: What is the protocol? Because this is scary. I got
Speaker 1: four daughters. Charlomagne has four daughters, and.
Speaker 9: It's scary out there. I mean, these guys are showing
Speaker 9: low self esteem. I mean a brick though you could
Speaker 9: have just said I had my one like a.
Speaker 8: Brick, fragile egos for the of all, for of all,
Speaker 8: why would he be saying I my one? All right,
Speaker 8: you're really showing your age. Okay, boy, Why would a
Speaker 8: guy be saying that in two thousand twenty three?
Speaker 1: My one?
Speaker 16: What? What? What?
Speaker 1: My one? My my is my They wouldn't be saying
Speaker 1: my one love one. They won't say that. No more, y'all.
Speaker 5: Don't say that up here, no more number.
Speaker 1: Oh see?
Speaker 5: Because I was playing like words, son and all of that.
Speaker 1: Yon, did you see exactly?
Speaker 5: Damn?
Speaker 1: And you're reinforcing the stereotype.
Speaker 6: One.
Speaker 1: Look, I'm out the game. I've been out the game
Speaker 1: along ti the way. If you say that to a guy,
Speaker 1: he was like, well, give me the rest of the number.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 1: More, give me the area code and the rest of
Speaker 1: the number. Oh my goodness, Hello, who's this all right?
Speaker 16: This is Peaches. Let me take you off the speaker.
Speaker 23: Good morning, guys, So good to speak to y'all.
Speaker 1: How are you feeling this morning? Peaches?
Speaker 23: Feeling fine. I think what happened is horrible, and that
Speaker 23: is something I have anxiety about because I don't want
Speaker 23: to stand guys. So if it's if I'm feeling you,
Speaker 23: I turn it a round and I ask for your number.
Speaker 5: Oh you smart?
Speaker 6: I don't.
Speaker 1: I don't.
Speaker 23: I don't like to give out my number, so I
Speaker 23: just asked for there.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 23: It's it's it's a world where you have to really
Speaker 23: get to know a person before you trust them like that.
Speaker 23: Because your number is a tie to a lot of
Speaker 23: your personal information. You can almost find out what person
Speaker 23: lives just by having their phone number. And I have
Speaker 23: one number, so I don't like to give out my number.
Speaker 10: I just that number.
Speaker 1: Let me call you. Hate that woman? Have to be
Speaker 1: have to go through all of this?
Speaker 24: Claire?
Speaker 1: Hello, who is Yea?
Speaker 24: What's going on?
Speaker 1: Let's talk to us? What's your thoughts? Brother?
Speaker 24: Honestly, I feel like this is a tragic situation. But
Speaker 24: I know you and Charla many y'all both got daughters.
Speaker 24: I got daughters myself. What I'm gonna have my daughters do.
Speaker 24: I'm gonna tell her the best way to get off
Speaker 24: the situation is give a gutter number. But I'm gonna
Speaker 24: have to give them my number later on the get
Speaker 24: this guy up. They're talking to me. You know, they
Speaker 24: got to get up of the situation. So had a
Speaker 24: dude of call him, texting whatever, it's gonna be me
Speaker 24: on the phone.
Speaker 10: I like that. I mean, that's the best.
Speaker 24: Way they can get away from the situation. Dude, hit
Speaker 24: them up. It's gonna be they daddy on the phone.
Speaker 5: So what about the guys who call you immediately?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I will hope that something.
Speaker 24: If you call somebody immediately, something gotta be wrong with you, mean.
Speaker 5: Like they do that on purpose.
Speaker 8: Number.
Speaker 5: Let me go ahead, hit you up.
Speaker 1: Ain't got some fun with kidnapping though.
Speaker 8: If I if I give you number, I say I'm
Speaker 8: about to leave and you say no, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 8: hold hold on on go nowhere till I call it,
Speaker 8: ain't that's like you're keeping me somewhere.
Speaker 1: With all my with all I mean it is. It
Speaker 1: might be right them feel that way to get hit
Speaker 1: in the head with a brick, you know what I mean.
Speaker 5: Terry Tubman got hit. It wasn't a break, but it
Speaker 5: was heavy like that.
Speaker 24: It was I'm trying to figure out why he had
Speaker 24: a break in his hand, off rip, But I mean,
Speaker 24: that's that's that's real crazy. But I will hold they
Speaker 24: really not trying to get a dude.
Speaker 10: They number.
Speaker 24: I will hope they can just get them my number
Speaker 24: right off rip. But that's that's the one of the
Speaker 24: best scenarios that I got.
Speaker 10: For them right quick.
Speaker 5: What you'all number one to do?
Speaker 12: Ask for it?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 24: Yeah, used to use my number.
Speaker 10: I got you that that'll work.
Speaker 1: Where you calling from, bro.
Speaker 24: I'm calling for Detroit. As matter of fact, speaking to Detroit.
Speaker 10: Maybe I need you to come to the Motive City.
Speaker 24: I need a cusho here.
Speaker 21: Man.
Speaker 1: We did one like three years ago out in Detroit.
Speaker 1: He didn't asked you that, He said.
Speaker 10: You need to Yeah, we need one here.
Speaker 24: So I need to support a black business.
Speaker 10: All right.
Speaker 9: We're gonna maybe next year. Maybe next year. I know
Speaker 9: I'm gonna try to do Dallas. I'm gonna try to
Speaker 9: do the Carolina's maybe next year.
Speaker 24: All right, that'll work, that'll work, all right.
Speaker 1: What's the moral of the story, guys?
Speaker 8: Man, I don't know what the moral of the story is,
Speaker 8: because I'm sorry that women have to be in this position.
Speaker 8: I mean, we all know what the real, the real
Speaker 8: cure would be is for men's egos not to be
Speaker 8: so fragile, and for you to go deal with whatever
Speaker 8: pain and hurt and trauma you got inside you that
Speaker 8: you're clearly projecting on this young lady because you can't
Speaker 8: take rejection.
Speaker 1: That's the real, you know answer. But you know, I
Speaker 1: don't know what the moral is. Women be safe out there, man.
Speaker 5: The band aid, though, is it's situational and you have
Speaker 5: to stay right for any situation. When you in Texas
Speaker 5: have a pistol. If you somewhere else, maybe you have
Speaker 5: a blade. When you run, maybe you give them, maybe
Speaker 5: you take their number, maybe you give them yours and
Speaker 5: block them. You have to have all these tools in
Speaker 5: your bag when you're a woman. Stay ready.
Speaker 1: All right, Well, we got rooms on away. Give us
Speaker 1: a little teaser.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, who ow boozy money? And why he
Speaker 5: ain't gonna get it?
Speaker 4: Okay?
Speaker 1: Boy? All right?
Speaker 9: Well, we'll get into boosy bad Ass when we come
Speaker 9: back as the Breakfast LP gonna be It's DJ n
Speaker 9: V Charlamagne the Gud. We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Good morning. We got our guest co host, Little D
Speaker 1: from Dallas.
Speaker 5: Yep, you know the time it is. Good morning.
Speaker 8: Little D is a radio personality who I've been knowing
Speaker 8: for a long long time, following for a long time.
Speaker 1: How long I known you, Little D?
Speaker 5: Since two thousand and ten when I was unemployed in.
Speaker 1: Ohio twenty ten.
Speaker 5: Wow, Yeah, I met you the first day of Whinny's
Speaker 5: TV show. I tweeted and I was like, I don't
Speaker 5: care what nobody says. Charlotm Mane is one of the
Speaker 5: best to ever do it. And you tweet it back
Speaker 5: and said thanks, and I was like, oh, this is
Speaker 5: way before a breakfast Club. I used to listen to
Speaker 5: here on Wendy Show, and I was like, I was
Speaker 5: listening for you because I'm like, he is so funny,
Speaker 5: he's such a jerk, but it's so great, it's so timely.
Speaker 5: And when I got hired in Cleveland from Toledo, I
Speaker 5: remember you. I put you as a reference on my
Speaker 5: resume and shouting to Cob went, do you know Charlotte
Speaker 5: made for real? I kind of enough at a reference
Speaker 5: Cob said, so about calling him, what are you gonna say?
Speaker 5: And I said, he gonna tell you I'm dope, And
Speaker 5: he showed me the text message that said a little
Speaker 5: d is dope with the right guy that she got next.
Speaker 1: So thank you if I never said, thank you all love.
Speaker 1: And now you're in Dallas with my one of my
Speaker 1: radio mentors, a big ge.
Speaker 5: Big shout out to g o y Yeah you know
Speaker 5: winning big winning, I mean super winning.
Speaker 9: McGuire and shout the g O G. You know I'll
Speaker 9: be down there for the Dallas Giant scheme.
Speaker 1: No G is my god.
Speaker 8: She is the first person, uh to give me a
Speaker 8: full time job in radio. Him and him and Cliff
Speaker 8: Fletcher back into dan Chuton, South Carolina.
Speaker 5: So to my guy, big G look and got me
Speaker 5: back into radio after get a lego during Cooley, I
Speaker 5: told you you.
Speaker 1: Better go get a little d That's what it is,
Speaker 1: all right. Well we got roomors on the way where
Speaker 1: we're talking about.
Speaker 5: You know, don't nobody life feeling played, especially boosting. You
Speaker 5: know we're gonna hear about it. So I gotta tell
Speaker 5: you about.
Speaker 1: It, all right, we'll do that next it don't move,
Speaker 1: It's to breakfast. Loco Morming.
Speaker 8: He put up the dog with the album called damn
Speaker 8: it man, what for you, madde and put the album
Speaker 8: on your No man, damn it man, I forgot the.
Speaker 1: Two fairy forgot man, man, shut up, damn it man.
Speaker 1: Your wife home. They already they up, already going let
Speaker 1: me yeah, let me yeah.
Speaker 8: But anyway, more than everybody, your fault for telling them
Speaker 8: kids the two fairies.
Speaker 9: Do the two fairry does still exist? Stopped that there's
Speaker 9: kids going to school and the two faerry does exist.
Speaker 9: I'm sure, get out there, Yes.
Speaker 8: He got What about all these point disenfranchised kids just
Speaker 8: walking around toothless. They ain't getting no money for that
Speaker 8: bag of teeth that's got a bag of teeth, just
Speaker 8: waiting to cash it in, And don't know why they
Speaker 8: can't get it cashed in because y'all keep telling these
Speaker 8: lives about the two fairs two Faerry does exist.
Speaker 5: I don't know I grew Joe Winness heights to no
Speaker 5: two fairy.
Speaker 1: Goodness, no Easter Bunny, both of y'all. I'm just saying,
Speaker 1: we grew up.
Speaker 5: You gotta get it real.
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 8: And then once again, what about all the point disent
Speaker 8: franchise kids wh don't get no money for their teeth?
Speaker 1: What you tell them? Why the two fairy don't visit them?
Speaker 5: Why is not a place you could take your teeth
Speaker 5: like you can take coke cans and get like a
Speaker 5: quarter down.
Speaker 1: It is true.
Speaker 8: We should do that for fo we grew was poor.
Speaker 8: Take I never thought about that for people that grew
Speaker 8: up poor. You know what I'm saying, growing up poor?
Speaker 8: Right now, bring your kids teeth to a certain location
Speaker 8: and we catch it in. Give you money for teeth.
Speaker 1: You need money for teeth. There's something we can do
Speaker 1: with those teeth. I just don't know what. Oh my goodness,
Speaker 1: let's get to the room. It's a little dz here Dallas, Texas.
Speaker 10: Got you.
Speaker 16: Know this?
Speaker 1: It's the rumor report.
Speaker 5: I feel great too.
Speaker 1: On the Breakfast Club. But it's a little te.
Speaker 5: Lady, Okay, So I'm from Louise. So we got to
Speaker 5: talk about Boosy Bootsy and.
Speaker 1: How say don't do that? Boozy and Young Blue have.
Speaker 5: Been going back and forth because Boosie claims that Young
Speaker 5: Blue owes him money. Well, don't nobody like being played with?
Speaker 5: And they face and Blue posted like a million dollars.
Speaker 5: He was like, sold our shows. I'm doing it here
Speaker 5: come Boosy still don't want to pay me. At this point,
Speaker 5: he planned just like a whole bunch of expletives, and
Speaker 5: Boosy was not only Young Blue was like, okay, but
Speaker 5: what you don't want is for me to really tell
Speaker 5: these people what was really going on. I really got receipts, Like,
Speaker 5: you really need to chill, so we'll see what's going
Speaker 5: on there. I think Young Blue got bigger issues, like
Speaker 5: that girl who didn't smell very well. He claimed he
Speaker 5: didn't smash Maybe he should fix his family life first.
Speaker 1: Jesus little, I'm saying all right.
Speaker 5: Allegedly, allegedly, even Young Blue said he was like, I
Speaker 5: ain't smash her because she had a older and then
Speaker 5: the girl was like, well you can't smell a receipt.
Speaker 5: I got real receipts, and I'm like, she didn't say
Speaker 5: she didn't think and it was weird.
Speaker 8: Well, see when a man makes his statement like that
Speaker 8: because he is married, right, yes, so if he makes
Speaker 8: a statement like that that, he didn't smile because she
Speaker 8: had an older that lets me know that there might
Speaker 8: be some type of understanding between him and his significant other.
Speaker 1: Now she kicked him out the house, she did. Oh,
Speaker 1: so why did he admit to that? I don't know.
Speaker 5: Maybe he's just an honest guy. He was like, I'll
Speaker 5: let you tag along all that exion wants you to
Speaker 5: feel bad and just put you back on a plane.
Speaker 1: And she had a video.
Speaker 6: Oh so.
Speaker 8: Black men don't cheat, correct, black boys still do? Yes, Okay,
Speaker 8: so he clearly still moving like a little boy out here.
Speaker 5: Okay, well, technically he didn't cheat because her pH balance
Speaker 5: was off, but okay, oh all right, all right, So
Speaker 5: fifty cent, you remember when he threw that microphone in
Speaker 5: the crowd and unfortunately it hits somebody in the head
Speaker 5: and all of this, and he was frustrated because it
Speaker 5: didn't work. Well, Lil Wayne was supposed to be a
Speaker 5: special guest on Callis Sit during a Beyonce show. His
Speaker 5: mic didn't work either, and fifty was like, see, I'm
Speaker 5: trying to tell you only Dan loves Taylor Swiss show.
Speaker 5: I fired everybody involved in the audio department. If the
Speaker 5: mic don't work, your ass don't work here.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, I get it.
Speaker 9: I mean the artists is performing you in front of
Speaker 9: what forty fifty thou thirty thousand people, and they have
Speaker 9: sound checks and this is your only job.
Speaker 1: And if the mic doesn't work, what am I supposed
Speaker 1: to do? Fifteen off of that? Young lady? A settlement jail?
Speaker 1: M what Maria?
Speaker 5: And I'm smiling for her. I can go with that,
Speaker 5: But like I think, specifically because it's little Wayne, it
Speaker 5: might be deeper than this, because Wayne be canceling shows
Speaker 5: like for nothing.
Speaker 9: But if Wayne was actually there in the venue, like
Speaker 9: he's not gonna pull up to the venue, but like
Speaker 9: I ain't performing, Like I'm sure there was an issue
Speaker 9: approach everyone.
Speaker 5: He was in LA, his artist was performing, and he
Speaker 5: was like, nah, y'all ain't giving them enough love. We
Speaker 5: work hard, thank you, goodbye? Yeah, and like love, but
Speaker 5: like done might know they songs?
Speaker 1: What you want us to do? You don't know this song?
Speaker 1: That's true. His artists messed with you.
Speaker 5: And I don't even say it like that because I
Speaker 5: went to the way of showing Dallas and a few
Speaker 5: of them. I'm like, hold on, what's this? And I
Speaker 5: looked up at Apple Music, like hey, okay, this riding.
Speaker 5: But in the moment, no, I don't know you, sir,
Speaker 5: I'm waiting on go DJ to play, which what you
Speaker 5: want me to do?
Speaker 1: But fifty at settle with the woman yet, is what
Speaker 1: y'all telling me?
Speaker 6: Not?
Speaker 1: Did I heard it? I don't know. Yeah, he should
Speaker 1: have settled that already. You don't want you, you don't
Speaker 1: want that working behind the scenes, we don't know. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you don't want that one to go to court.
Speaker 5: Speaking of settling, though, I am so proud of Seane
Speaker 5: Puffy p Diddy Puff Daddy Combs because Gaty's artists they
Speaker 5: publishing back. Now, if you know anything about bad Boy,
Speaker 5: you know it's always been like this thing said like
Speaker 5: didd he don't pay his artists and all of this,
Speaker 5: Well did he came off the coin. I'm hoping we
Speaker 5: can get the verses battle now, But like I'm talking
Speaker 5: to everybody, Faith Evans Mace, who has been very vocal
Speaker 5: about the fact that he want his money. One twelve,
Speaker 5: we missed a whole versus battle because they couldn't do it.
Speaker 5: The locks even though a state of Biggie all got
Speaker 5: signed agreements to receive their publishing rights back.
Speaker 9: I mean, I think that's that's wonderful. I think that's great.
Speaker 9: I just wonder why now, because these artists been asking
Speaker 9: for years long time.
Speaker 1: I think two things.
Speaker 8: I think one, uh did he got offered one of
Speaker 8: those deals for the publishing for the catalog, and he
Speaker 8: know he probably would have got a lot of backlash
Speaker 8: if he just sold it for a whole bunch of money.
Speaker 8: People to have been like, oh Diddy, you know you
Speaker 8: don't pay your artist block and too he got album
Speaker 8: coming out.
Speaker 1: So this part of the rolls start.
Speaker 9: But I was trying to figure out why because for
Speaker 9: a long time, these artists have been trying to get
Speaker 9: their publishing, and they've been fighting for their publishing. They've
Speaker 9: been vocal from people from Mace, well he's been the
Speaker 9: most vocal.
Speaker 1: And I was just wonder like, why now, But.
Speaker 8: You're probably trying to get all bad energy. I went away,
Speaker 8: you know, me get all bad energy out of the way,
Speaker 8: Like like I said, he got. I think he probably
Speaker 8: got offered some money for this catalog. You know, if
Speaker 8: he sold it it get a lot of backlash because
Speaker 8: people be like, well, why you ain't give this person that,
Speaker 8: and this person this is YadA YadA YadA, and.
Speaker 1: He got an album coming out. Let me clear all
Speaker 1: negative energy out the way.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you know, he turned down a deal to buy
Speaker 5: the publishing, like a multi million dollar publishing deal. He
Speaker 5: turned it down and instead gave them people their money.
Speaker 5: So it looks great because now we're in the news
Speaker 5: saying you know what I'm saying. Yeah, So now we're
Speaker 5: in the news saying he's amazing, and he got an
Speaker 5: album coming out. So I love that for him.
Speaker 8: It's I think it's about both those things. I just
Speaker 8: know he would have got a lot of like I
Speaker 8: imagine did he sold his published the catalog for three
Speaker 8: hundred million dollars? Every mighty been what they have been
Speaker 8: on his ass? Why Mace ain't got his money?
Speaker 10: Then?
Speaker 1: Why this person ain't got damn money. Why that person
Speaker 1: ain't got them money.
Speaker 8: So to avoid all of that and the fact he
Speaker 8: got an album coming out, just give him the publisher.
Speaker 5: So it's a master p. Louisiana's fine. And she don't
Speaker 5: never hear me of X saying she ain't got her publishing.
Speaker 5: You don't never hear Silk the Shacker Fiend and Mysical
Speaker 5: Santa ain't got they published. I mean, but listen, that's different.
Speaker 5: We don't bring up Stanley business, you know, but artists wise.
Speaker 9: I ain't never heard room saying no publisher brought me
Speaker 9: and said before that him and his father was going
Speaker 9: back and forth about published.
Speaker 1: Now this money's earned or something, money's old.
Speaker 8: They spreading rooms about master P up here. The masters
Speaker 8: be come up here crying to you, talking to talk.
Speaker 8: You know me math you know whatever they say, Master
Speaker 8: P talk. They said it sounds like he crying. You
Speaker 8: think Matthew p Monisel is going back and forth. You
Speaker 8: just out here spreading rooms about dropping the clos bombs
Speaker 8: for P. He is a o G legend and he
Speaker 8: will be respected as such year period. Okay, louis in
Speaker 8: your mouth Rashaan all right, all right, Leonard watch your
Speaker 8: mouth by Percy Miller, y'all so cute. Y'all be having
Speaker 8: a love spats like this all the time.
Speaker 1: That's my husband. I'm not his gousmin.
Speaker 8: Definitely all in his mind. Definitely definitely claim you. I
Speaker 8: don't he claiming this is disgusting, claiming. Alright, this man
Speaker 8: son is man, got a whole son all right walking
Speaker 8: around there.
Speaker 5: I came up here just trying to be outside you
Speaker 5: because I know y'all together. I don't want no problems
Speaker 5: and he don't even claim me.
Speaker 1: No, I don't.
Speaker 5: That's rude.
Speaker 8: Stop man, stop in bassing your son like this. Your
Speaker 8: son got to walk around campus speaking of there is
Speaker 8: no truth. It's disgusting.
Speaker 1: But who else you giving your duntkey?
Speaker 6: You?
Speaker 8: This morning before after the Hour is going to a
Speaker 8: young man named Dana McIntyre. He needs to come to
Speaker 8: the front of the congregation. And I'm gonna tell you why.
Speaker 8: I told y'all that everybody who got a PPP loan
Speaker 8: was gonna end up in PPP prison. He's just the
Speaker 8: latest y'all all going to jail. I just want you
Speaker 8: to know that we'll talk about it, all right, We'll
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Speaker 8: Hey donkey of today for Tuesday, September fifth goals to
Speaker 8: a fifty nine year old man named Dana McIntyre. Now,
Speaker 8: back in twenty twenty, I told so many of y'all
Speaker 8: that we're doing those fraudulent people VP loans.
Speaker 1: I told y'all that y'all was going to land in
Speaker 1: PPP prison.
Speaker 8: So many of y'all went to the fake company Name
Speaker 8: Generator to find names for your LLC's that didn't exist. Oh,
Speaker 8: there really is a fake company name Generator, and some
Speaker 8: of y'all was on there showing your natural assets and
Speaker 8: for those who weren't, y'all would just, you know, look
Speaker 8: around the room and whatever words you saw, you.
Speaker 1: Would name your company after it. You see the phrase
Speaker 1: straight talk on the magazines, and now you straight talk LLC.
Speaker 8: All right, talk straight LLC if you want to switch
Speaker 8: it up a little. Some of y'all was just lazy
Speaker 8: with it ups. Second Day Air LLC, Love Monsters LLC.
Speaker 8: Some of y'all got real cute and thought you was
Speaker 8: getting over on the government and had LLC's like finally
Speaker 8: getting reparations LLC. The government owes us LLC getting my
Speaker 8: lick back on Uncle Sam LLC.
Speaker 10: Oh.
Speaker 8: I remember it all, and I just want you to
Speaker 8: know you still going to prison, all right, just for
Speaker 8: the record, because y'all don't be paying attention. Last year,
Speaker 8: on August fifth, President Biden signed the PPP Bank Fraud
Speaker 8: and Harmonization Act that establishes a ten year statue of
Speaker 8: limitations for criminal charges and civil enforcement against a borrower
Speaker 8: who engages in fraud with respect to a PPP loan. Basically,
Speaker 8: y'all gonna be investigated and convicted of PPP fraud until
Speaker 8: the year two thousand and thirty two. Okay, so I
Speaker 8: know some of you out there think y'all got a
Speaker 8: wait with it.
Speaker 1: No you didn't.
Speaker 8: They just going down the list and they gonna get
Speaker 8: the trapper die raised mellc real soon guaranteed.
Speaker 1: Okay, and data McIntire's name has been called.
Speaker 8: See Dana just got sentenced to two years for getting
Speaker 8: a fraudulent PPP loan. Now, one of my favorite forms
Speaker 8: of entertainment in regard to PPP loans is two things.
Speaker 8: One seeing how much money y'all had the audacity to
Speaker 8: be asking for, and two what y'all spent the money on. Well,
Speaker 8: needless to say, my guy Dana exceeded all my entertainment expectations.
Speaker 1: Let's go to NBC Boston for the report police.
Speaker 25: So, according to federal investigators, Dana mcmcintyre applied for funding
Speaker 25: to help his Beverly restaurant, but line about the number.
Speaker 5: Of employees he had on staff.
Speaker 25: Instead, they say he took the money, he sold the
Speaker 25: piece of shop and then bought and fixed up n
Speaker 25: LPA a farm in Vermont. Among other things, including being
Speaker 25: accused of using your time on a local radio station
Speaker 25: to host a show about cryptocurrency. So you can imagine
Speaker 25: hearing of this apparent scam has many local businesses and
Speaker 25: individuals just feeling really frustrated.
Speaker 1: Driving a clues boss with Dana mcintoze, Dana said that
Speaker 1: we're gonna do it. We're gonna do it. Damn it.
Speaker 8: Number one six hundred and sixty thousand dollars and fraudulent
Speaker 8: PPP loans and he used the money to.
Speaker 1: Open up and have pack a farm.
Speaker 8: Now, this is my problem and why Dana must get
Speaker 8: donkey today, and it says a lot about the society
Speaker 8: we live in. Dana is fifty nine years old. He
Speaker 8: already had his own pizzeria place, so he had a business.
Speaker 8: I don't know if his business was profitable during COVID.
Speaker 8: You know a lot of reports say it wasn't, and
Speaker 8: that's what led him to commit the crime he committed.
Speaker 8: In fact, he said in his sentencing memorandum that he
Speaker 8: was a single father of two children whose pizzeria was
Speaker 8: badly profitable before the pandemic, and he became afraid, you
Speaker 8: know what I mean. He got afraid because he didn't
Speaker 8: the uncertainty of the times. Look, man, if you got
Speaker 8: the capital to open a business and the business is
Speaker 8: barely profitable, you won. Okay, barely profitable still means profitable
Speaker 8: and if you do take a hit during the pandemic,
Speaker 8: that's what the PPP loans was supposed to be for.
Speaker 8: And the fact you got six hundred and sixty thousand
Speaker 8: dollars back in PPP loans but didn't put it towards
Speaker 8: your actual business, the actual pizzerial, the employees, payroll expenses.
Speaker 8: You already have a business, okay, if you use PPP
Speaker 8: loans for that business, then your loan is forgiven.
Speaker 1: But you decided to.
Speaker 8: Say hef the pizza real. You want to invest in
Speaker 8: our package. Okay, this is what's frustrating me about you.
Speaker 10: Data.
Speaker 8: You are smart, okay, because you already opened up your
Speaker 8: own pizzer real, But the fact you had the idea
Speaker 8: to open up an our pack of farm trapping the
Speaker 8: clues bombs of data.
Speaker 1: Again, listen, man.
Speaker 8: Our packers are used primarily for fiber production, but they're
Speaker 8: also a meat source in South America.
Speaker 1: Either way, you can get to the money having an
Speaker 1: our pack of farm. Okay.
Speaker 8: Our pack of farms are profitable, high value, low maintenance.
Speaker 8: Not the unique benefits in the form of tax advantages,
Speaker 8: income defrail investment compounding. But I know you know all
Speaker 8: of this, Dan, and that's why you did it, and
Speaker 8: that's why you're getting donkey of today, because you smarter
Speaker 8: than this. And you can't use the fact that you're
Speaker 8: a single father of two children. That's what he said,
Speaker 8: he's a single father of two children. Because being a
Speaker 8: single father of two children, there's all the more reason
Speaker 8: you can't afford to commit no damn crimes. Who're taking
Speaker 8: care of those kids? Now you spend in the next
Speaker 8: two years of your life in prison. You know how
Speaker 8: long two years is? You fifty nine, and that means
Speaker 8: you'll come home when you sixty one. Life expectancy of
Speaker 8: men in America is seventy seven. Granted some men are
Speaker 8: living longer nowadays, but let's just say seventy seven, is it.
Speaker 8: That means you got about seventeen more years left? Seventeen Summers,
Speaker 8: seventeen Christmas, is seventeen Thanksgivings. However, you want to break
Speaker 8: it up, you only got seventeen of them things left,
Speaker 8: and you spending two of them in prison for no
Speaker 8: other reason than good old American greed.
Speaker 1: Kids. The lesson to be learned here is if something
Speaker 1: is too good to be true. It probably is.
Speaker 8: And if you got a fraudulent p MVP loans, it's
Speaker 8: not a matter of if you're going to jail, it's
Speaker 8: a matter of when. Please give Dana McIntire the sweet
Speaker 8: time to the Hamiltons.
Speaker 1: Oh no, you are the doge ah the day ye
Speaker 1: get again.
Speaker 8: Six and sixty thousand that he could have used towards
Speaker 8: his actual business. He had a pizzeria, but legitimate business, yes,
Speaker 8: but he didn't have to do all of that. He
Speaker 8: could have just told about the actual number of employees
Speaker 8: he has, you know, the payroll expenses, got.
Speaker 1: What he was supposed to get, put it towards his business.
Speaker 1: Paula loan forgiving. That's it.
Speaker 5: He wasn't trying to sell to l packers, of course,
Speaker 5: because they're a good source of fiber. Well did he
Speaker 5: sell any I don't think so.
Speaker 1: It's our packa a good business. It's profitable.
Speaker 5: It's an outpacker in the back of gas session in
Speaker 5: down is right now really Fueld City, Yes, an alpaca.
Speaker 5: I'm not even sure if it's any other animals. It's
Speaker 5: like a gas station, a tago place, a car wash,
Speaker 5: and it's a random outpacka in the back.
Speaker 1: Did they have a buffet? They got a buffet. I
Speaker 1: know what that Albacca going.
Speaker 5: I'm vegetarian.
Speaker 1: I couldn't tell you. I don't want no problems. All right, Well,
Speaker 1: thank you for that.
Speaker 9: Donkey to day, be e t piece for see yall tomorrow.
Speaker 9: Everybody else when we come back, Doctor Puma will be
Speaker 9: joining us, oh man, doctor Pumer Man.
Speaker 8: I told y'all I've gone to every I've done every
Speaker 8: cardiovascular test since probably December. I didn't did everything hot
Speaker 8: monitor ekg. What's the one where they put the ink inside?
Speaker 8: You talk about all of that, so I didn't do
Speaker 8: them all. This one at Soaring Medical I did with
Speaker 8: doctor Pumer was the best. And I'm gonna have doctor
Speaker 8: Pullmer in here to talk to you all about it.
Speaker 8: All right, We'll talk to him when we come back,
Speaker 8: so don't move.
Speaker 1: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club. More
Speaker 1: than everybody is the j n B.
Speaker 9: Charlamagne, the gud We are the Breakfast Club. We got
Speaker 9: a special guest in the building, doctor Joseph Puma.
Speaker 1: Welcome, Welcome, thank you for having me here.
Speaker 6: I appreciate it.
Speaker 1: Doctor Joseph Puma, I've been telling you all about this.
Speaker 8: Sorein medical skin. I did know that's not what it's
Speaker 8: called the heart skin heart skin soorn medical. But tell
Speaker 8: people what sorring medical is. First, Doctor Pumer.
Speaker 6: Soren Medical is a cardiovascular medical practice. We have offices
Speaker 6: throughout four of the five boroughs UH. Generally we provide
Speaker 6: care in underserved communities, whether what often called health deserts.
Speaker 6: There's no hospitals or not many physicians around, and we
Speaker 6: try and meet patients who need out care where they live.
Speaker 8: And I told y'all, I've had every cardiovascular test there
Speaker 8: is to have over the past few months.
Speaker 1: I had named some of them. That was EKGs. What
Speaker 1: is some of the tests?
Speaker 6: I think you had stress tests before you came to us.
Speaker 6: You had a calcium score.
Speaker 8: Score and yours absolutely not only was the best, it's
Speaker 8: the one that put my mind at ease the most. Well,
Speaker 8: thank you, especially after I got those results back. But
Speaker 8: why are they important for.
Speaker 1: People of color to get their heart tested regularly?
Speaker 6: So it's important for people of color to get their
Speaker 6: heart tested period and not regularly, because one of the
Speaker 6: challenges is they're not regularly getting they're heart tested. People
Speaker 6: of color have a almost one and a half to
Speaker 6: two times the rate of death from heart disease. They
Speaker 6: get the risk factors for heart disease, high blood pressure.
Speaker 6: They often develop high blood pressure at an earlier age.
Speaker 6: It's more difficult to treat. They have diabetes at a
Speaker 6: higher rate, also a risk factor for heart disease. When
Speaker 6: they have heart attacks, their outcomes are worse. They have
Speaker 6: a forty percent increased chance of dying from a heart
Speaker 6: attack as compared to whites in America, and they often
Speaker 6: have much higher rates seventy percent higher rates of congestive
Speaker 6: heart failure, which is very disabling, and they developed that
Speaker 6: often at an earlier age.
Speaker 1: Well, how can people get tested? Not how can they
Speaker 1: test it?
Speaker 9: Of course, but you know they tell you at forty
Speaker 9: five years old, you get a colonoscopy, They tell you
Speaker 9: at this age you do this.
Speaker 1: At what age should people be checking their heart?
Speaker 9: And you know I go to my doctor, you know,
Speaker 9: twice a year for checkups, and that one time has
Speaker 9: he said, all right, well you need to check out
Speaker 9: your heart.
Speaker 1: Or there are certain signs.
Speaker 9: Where maybe people say you should check out your heart,
Speaker 9: are as certain signs where they should do certain things
Speaker 9: or should they be at a particular age where this
Speaker 9: is where you should start doing it more and more
Speaker 9: and more.
Speaker 6: Yeah, so that's a great question. So the answer to
Speaker 6: that question, I think that depends on whether you have
Speaker 6: symptoms or no symptoms. If you have symptoms of discomfort
Speaker 6: in your chest, shortness of breath, more easy fatigue, not
Speaker 6: able to do the usual level of exercise, dizziness, lightheadedness,
Speaker 6: doesn't matter what age you are, you should be tested
Speaker 6: because let's you remember, heart disease is the number one
Speaker 6: killer in America, and even though over the last forty
Speaker 6: years the rate of death from heart disease has come down,
Speaker 6: it has not come down for the black community. All
Speaker 6: those gains have been in the white community. So second,
Speaker 6: if you're not necessarily symptomatic, okay, overall, you're working, you
Speaker 6: feel good, but you're forty and older as a man
Speaker 6: or fifty and older as a woman, and you've smoked,
Speaker 6: have a family history of heart disease, have high blood pressure, diabetes,
Speaker 6: are high cholesterol, then you should be tested prior to
Speaker 6: the sore in heart scan or cat scanning in general
Speaker 6: of the heart. The only test we had to determine
Speaker 6: if you had heart disease was a stress test, but
Speaker 6: that's not nearly as accurate and doesn't define the heart
Speaker 6: arteries as Charlemagne. When you came in, we sent you
Speaker 6: images of your heart arteries. We gave you a risk assessment.
Speaker 6: But and it's costly. Stress testing almost ten times the
Speaker 6: course of a cat skin. But cat scanning now takes
Speaker 6: four minutes or less. If you come into our office
Speaker 6: less than fifteen minutes of your total time, and you
Speaker 6: have a fully accurate, greater than ninety seven percent accuracy
Speaker 6: of your heart anatomy, whether there's blockage, calcium, any any
Speaker 6: disruption that could potentially cause a problem later on in life.
Speaker 9: Well, I was going to ask, so you know, you
Speaker 9: go to the dentist, you have a cavity, They can
Speaker 9: fix it, right, you flasc it whatever, colonoscope they clean
Speaker 9: your butt out, right, so now they know you know
Speaker 9: what he knows what I mean.
Speaker 1: You know they clean it out, they cut off the polyps.
Speaker 1: You know what it is. So if there is a
Speaker 1: problem with your heart, what are the procedures to can
Speaker 1: it be done right?
Speaker 10: Then?
Speaker 1: And there talk that talked out the pumer. This is good.
Speaker 1: Just just move me away. When you told me that.
Speaker 6: Yeah, So nationally, Medicare is now approved putting heart stents
Speaker 6: right in the office in appropriate facilities. New York State
Speaker 6: has not yet approved that, but our center down in
Speaker 6: Lower Manhattan is built for that, and we have the
Speaker 6: latest technology and cardiac cathization lab where you could have
Speaker 6: a stent put right in at that time.
Speaker 1: So just a stent.
Speaker 6: A stent is a metal scaffold that when you have
Speaker 6: a blockage in your artery through an artery in your wrist,
Speaker 6: we put a catheter up into the heart and then
Speaker 6: over a wire. Through the catheter, we can pass a
Speaker 6: metal stent over a balloon and dilate it and clear.
Speaker 1: Away the blockage. So the stent doesn't stay inside of
Speaker 1: it was just it just cleans out.
Speaker 6: It stays inside you and becomes part of the artery wall.
Speaker 1: Okay, so you have a piece of metal in you.
Speaker 1: So every time you go through tsa metal detector.
Speaker 6: It won't go off. It doesn't. It doesn't go off.
Speaker 6: It's it's very it's very small, three and a half
Speaker 6: millimeters usually, but no, it doesn't set off metal detectors.
Speaker 6: You can use your microwave, but it's the most common
Speaker 6: treatment for blocked arteries in the world.
Speaker 1: Can you explain to people what causes heart attacks and strokes?
Speaker 6: Sure, that's a great question, And I think it's not
Speaker 6: only a great great question, in great question in general,
Speaker 6: because it's the leading cause of death, but in the
Speaker 6: black community, the risk of it is so much higher.
Speaker 6: I know, Charlemagne, you're you're from South Carolina. I told
Speaker 6: you my family. I raised in North Carolina, and in
Speaker 6: that part of the world, we call it the stroke
Speaker 6: belt from North Carolina down to Alabama, primarily because black
Speaker 6: men in particular have high blood pressure at such an
Speaker 6: early age, so difficult to control, less likely for African
Speaker 6: Americans to control their blood pressure than white that the
Speaker 6: risk of stroke from that elevated pressure. Over time causes
Speaker 6: either a blood clot in one of the arteries to
Speaker 6: the brain or it just ruptures same thing with heart
Speaker 6: attacks or similar At least over time, the body builds
Speaker 6: up plaque in the arteries. Plaque is just cholesterol and calcium.
Speaker 6: Some of it's from a diet, some of it's genetic,
Speaker 6: some of it is accelerated if you have diabetes. In fact,
Speaker 6: if you have diabetes, you have a three times higher
Speaker 6: risk of dying from a heart attack than someone who
Speaker 6: doesn't have diabetes.
Speaker 1: So if you have diabetes, that ought to be like.
Speaker 6: A flashy neon sign. I need to see a cardiologist.
Speaker 6: End in communities of color when they have high blood
Speaker 6: pressure and they have diabetes.
Speaker 1: When they end up with a.
Speaker 6: Heart attack or a stroke, they usually have worse outcomes,
Speaker 6: a higher risk of dying from it, and if they survive,
Speaker 6: they're more likely to have a lower functional status, to
Speaker 6: be in congestive heart failure, or to have physical abnormalities
Speaker 6: that they're not able to do their activities of daily living.
Speaker 9: We have momid doctor when we come back, don't move.
Speaker 1: It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 9: Good morning Morning. Everybody is DJ Envy Charlamagne the God.
Speaker 9: We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: We're still kicking it with doctor Puma.
Speaker 9: A lot of people in our community are scared to
Speaker 9: go to the doctor or can't afford to, don't have insurance.
Speaker 9: So what are some of the signs that they should
Speaker 9: look at. Let's goart with diabetes. What is a sign
Speaker 9: of diabetes that people should look out for?
Speaker 6: First of all, I would say healthcare should not be
Speaker 6: just for people well off, for people who have insurance.
Speaker 6: Healthcare should be a right in this country. There's no reason,
Speaker 6: I agree, there's just no reason why we should treat
Speaker 6: any not treat any human being that needs our health right.
Speaker 6: And if you come to any one of our offices,
Speaker 6: we take care of everyone, regardless of their ability to pay.
Speaker 6: So that's number one. Number two high blood pressure and
Speaker 6: diabetes both when we're in medical school. Whereat, they're called
Speaker 6: the silent killers because they often don't have simp okay,
Speaker 6: but when they do, if you have high blood pressure,
Speaker 6: you might feel flushed sometimes during the day in your face,
Speaker 6: you might get headaches, okay, you might have chest discomfort,
Speaker 6: you might get short of breath.
Speaker 10: All right.
Speaker 6: You don't need to go to a doctor. You can
Speaker 6: go to any pharmacy even and they have a blood
Speaker 6: pressure cuff. They're usually and they'll check your blood pressure.
Speaker 6: So simple screening for that. And remember something blood pressure
Speaker 6: diagnosis often it peaks in our thirties or in our fifties,
Speaker 6: So if you're in communities of color and you're in
Speaker 6: your thirties, you should at least get uscreening for blood pressure.
Speaker 6: Diabetes also very elusive in terms of symptoms. Often the
Speaker 6: first symptoms a diabetic will feel is that they're very
Speaker 6: thirsty or they're urinating a lot, and that's because their
Speaker 6: sugar levels are high and it's making them urinate, which
Speaker 6: then makes them thirsty. They often feel weak, have a
Speaker 6: brain fog, they just never feel clear. And again simple
Speaker 6: pinprick of your finger can tell you if your sugar
Speaker 6: is high or low that you probably do need to
Speaker 6: go to a doctor to have that check. Where simple
Speaker 6: blood tests, But the bigger point is simple screening things
Speaker 6: or just self awareness. You bring up fear. Fear is
Speaker 6: a big issue here is a big, big issue for.
Speaker 1: For many people.
Speaker 6: People don't come to me. It's it's not like I
Speaker 6: don't know if you're married or you have kids, but
Speaker 6: you know, you remember when you both married me, you
Speaker 6: met my wife who I can't bring that up again, a.
Speaker 1: Carolinas, Okay, I can't bring that up again.
Speaker 6: But anyway, but remember like the first time you're pregnant
Speaker 6: and you go to the doctor, everyone's happy and it's
Speaker 6: exciting time. When people come to me, they're scared. I'm
Speaker 6: not sure what's going on. They may not feel well,
Speaker 6: they may have a family history. So we have we
Speaker 6: have to deal with that fear. One of the ways
Speaker 6: you deal with that fear is by bringing healthcare to them,
Speaker 6: as opposed to saying, here, I'm in a big, fancy building,
Speaker 6: come to me. I'm really smart. We go to that them.
Speaker 6: We want to be in their community, and then if
Speaker 6: there is an issue where they need a test, make
Speaker 6: it easy for them. Okay, explain talk. You know, people
Speaker 6: are a lot smarter than sometimes we give them credit for.
Speaker 6: And understanding where they're from and trying to learn about
Speaker 6: them and their family can help kind of bring people
Speaker 6: together and have an honest conversation.
Speaker 8: I think people want you to talk to about the
Speaker 8: you know, when I asked you what causes the heart
Speaker 8: attacks scrips, I want you to talk about like the
Speaker 8: blockage and how the plaque breaks off and that stuff.
Speaker 6: Yeah, so in the carnery artery, so for strokes, if
Speaker 6: you have high blood pressure, just the high blood pressure, right.
Speaker 6: It's the same as if you have high blood pressure
Speaker 6: in your water heater at home. If it gets to
Speaker 6: a certain level, boom, it just pops. But in the
Speaker 6: hard arteries you can even have a mild to moderate
Speaker 6: plaque in your arteries and then some stressor you're smoking
Speaker 6: a cigarette one day, you're in an argument with someone
Speaker 6: you're having stressful time at work, it can cause that
Speaker 6: plaque to rupture and then causes a blood clot and
Speaker 6: that's a big challenge. The reason when you asked dj
Speaker 6: Envy about who should have the scan or you know,
Speaker 6: and we said, even in people who are not symptomatic,
Speaker 6: if they have risk factors, they should have a scan.
Speaker 6: Because one in three people that have a heart attack
Speaker 6: find out they're having they have heart disease the day
Speaker 6: they have their heart attack, and out of those, one
Speaker 6: in three die the day they have their heart attack.
Speaker 6: So it's it's often unpredictable. So unless you know you
Speaker 6: have some plaque, then there are strategies, as we discussed,
Speaker 6: whether it's statin medications, aspirin counseling to help you maybe
Speaker 6: stop smoking if you smoke, weight reduction, things of that
Speaker 6: nature that can help. But heart attacks are I like to.
Speaker 1: Think of it this way.
Speaker 6: You know, if you're having if you're lucky enough to
Speaker 6: have symptoms, it's kind of like when you're driving your
Speaker 6: car and the little light goes on says the tires
Speaker 6: run and low right. Usually if you're having symptoms or
Speaker 6: you see that light, you'll attend to it correct so
Speaker 6: that you don't end up with a blowout. Let's say
Speaker 6: on the on the highway. That's like a heart attack.
Speaker 6: But many people don't have symptoms until the day they.
Speaker 1: Have their heart attack.
Speaker 8: And I want to read my results that doctor Saorn
Speaker 8: sent me. Well, becauld, y'all send five things after you
Speaker 8: have the test. It's to images of your coronary heart arteries,
Speaker 8: your heartflow analysis of the arteries, right, what is that exactly?
Speaker 6: So the heartflow analysis is if there is any plaque
Speaker 6: in the artery. It's a Heartflow is a company based
Speaker 6: in California that has proprietary AI software that can actually
Speaker 6: assess the flow to determine if that plaque that blockage
Speaker 6: is obstructive needs to be treated with a stent or bypass,
Speaker 6: or non obstructed needs aggressive medical therapy. It's amazing software.
Speaker 6: We use it on all our patients. And it's that alone,
Speaker 6: that's software alone has been proven to make you to
Speaker 6: reduce mortality, increases survival by having had the soreing heart
Speaker 6: scan with heartflow.
Speaker 8: And so y'all and y'all send the soreing heart scan
Speaker 8: final report, you send your blood work report.
Speaker 1: And finally, which I really loved the ten year.
Speaker 8: Risk of cardiovascular events, which is heart attack, stroke of death.
Speaker 1: Now, this is what put my mind at ease. Overall,
Speaker 1: your results are excellent.
Speaker 8: Despite a high calcium score for your age, there is
Speaker 8: only minimal plaque in your heart arteries.
Speaker 1: Furthermore, your lipid cholesterol profile.
Speaker 8: Your cholesterol profile is excellent and well below goal on
Speaker 8: your current statin medication and aspirin, which I would continue.
Speaker 8: Your blood pressure and heart rate are those of a
Speaker 8: man twenty years younger. All these factors contribute to a
Speaker 8: very low ten year cardiovascular risk of only three point
Speaker 8: five percent.
Speaker 1: Optimal for men of your age will be three percent,
Speaker 1: So you are in very good shape.
Speaker 8: That put my mind at ease more than all of
Speaker 8: the tests I did prior to come into soroin medical
Speaker 8: And how long did it take?
Speaker 1: Four minutes to do this CAD.
Speaker 8: I was looking at my heart within the next fifteen
Speaker 8: and I think I got those results the next day.
Speaker 6: That's correct? Think, yeah, that's that's that's correct. So I
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Speaker 9: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club. We
Speaker 9: go to Breakfast Club. We got our guest co host
Speaker 9: Little D with us this morning. Yes, the are a
Speaker 9: good morning and let's get to the rumors.
Speaker 1: Dallas texts, Yeah, make sure you're into.
Speaker 21: Feel you got guys, you know this ort.
Speaker 5: I feel great, but.
Speaker 1: On the Breakfast Club. But it's Luther Taylor made it.
Speaker 1: Little D said she's not from Dallas though she's from Louisiana.
Speaker 5: You know what I'm saying. I got them purple and
Speaker 5: gold l s U twelve sound don't get it tweets
Speaker 5: all day. I thought we were done being mad about
Speaker 5: the song WP, but apparently not, because there was a
Speaker 5: whole lawsuit with Cardi B and Meghan. They won the lawsuit, though,
Speaker 5: but this artist was trying to claim that they stole
Speaker 5: the lyrics. Some of the lyrics from wop and thought
Speaker 5: ish from her. So, okay, you got this rapper name
Speaker 5: nisy X, and she said that first of all, niei
Speaker 5: X has a song called grab Him by the pussy Cat.
Speaker 1: Okay, let's start there.
Speaker 5: Now, the lyrics and question from what are pussy Cats so.
Speaker 1: Wet and Ninja's wilding? That's it.
Speaker 5: She said, they stole those lyrics from her. Obviously a
Speaker 5: judge was like, girl, that's a quinch of order. Words
Speaker 5: is now yours all together? And so the lawsuit was
Speaker 5: completely thrown out.
Speaker 1: And you don't own the patent on wet poom poom man, No,
Speaker 1: we over our wet poom poom statue for the day.
Speaker 1: I can say poom poom. Yeah, but she didn't. She
Speaker 1: ain't say nothing wrong. She said pussy.
Speaker 8: Cat's and also Cardi and Meghan and they're about to
Speaker 8: spend the block too with Bungos, you know that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they got a single coming out this week called Bungos.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, this songle Yeah, they was trying
Speaker 5: to play. I'm just glad that they threw that out
Speaker 5: because it's like, come on, bro pie, So that's a
Speaker 5: anyone can say that he is.
Speaker 1: Supposed to be wet period. I'm talking about urine. What
Speaker 1: you're talking about? Oh yeah, I was talking about continue
Speaker 1: on shying.
Speaker 5: My boy Plies, who is back to being original ply said, huh,
Speaker 5: I ain't never mad Plies, but I love him baby.
Speaker 10: Nah.
Speaker 5: But he was saying that, like, I'm not into women
Speaker 5: who were expensive cl it was none against them. You
Speaker 5: look good at him, that's great, But for me, I
Speaker 5: just like the women who can make simplicity look great.
Speaker 5: And I agree with him, applies look better with his
Speaker 5: original teeth. And I'm a thrifter. Give me by one
Speaker 5: hundred dollars. I'm gonna come out that thrift store with
Speaker 5: twelve skirts, three shoes and like fixed, I'm gonna have
Speaker 5: several outfits from the st they did not. Nah, absolutely,
Speaker 5: but I'm gonna wear a seven y in Jordan's so
Speaker 5: like you know, my shoe is still cheap. But like, yeah,
Speaker 5: I like that. He said originality as a turn on
Speaker 5: to him, and I think what he really meant was
Speaker 5: it's one thing to just go and get your your
Speaker 5: designer and like you look good, and that's great, but
Speaker 5: it's another thing when you can grab a shirt out
Speaker 5: of your closet, grab some socks, you put it together,
Speaker 5: and it's like.
Speaker 1: Yo, she put that on. That's true. And it's not
Speaker 1: about what you wear, is how you how you rocket?
Speaker 8: Absolutely, you could even have designer on and unique way
Speaker 8: you can look on it, but you can also rock
Speaker 8: it in a unique way that nobody else is doing.
Speaker 8: I think that's what he's saying. He just likes originality. Correct,
Speaker 8: But I don't think you should be worrying about any
Speaker 8: woman's wardrobes. You ain't paying for it.
Speaker 1: But it's Hillo dropped to Mic. No periods. If you
Speaker 1: don't like a certain thing, is right, not like.
Speaker 8: Paying for it, Michael, he just got hot. Hi, Hello,
Speaker 8: you ain't paying for it? Mining business all right?
Speaker 5: Well, Tory Lanez, you know he married. Now, Tory Lanez
Speaker 5: married his baby mama. You're not happy what you're about?
Speaker 1: Man?
Speaker 5: It's love?
Speaker 1: Love is okay?
Speaker 5: Well, he married his baby mama. We only found out
Speaker 5: because he's trying to get bail while they're trying to
Speaker 5: decide what they're gonna do with the appeal, right, and
Speaker 5: so they're going through all the paperworking like hold on,
Speaker 5: did he marry his baby mama?
Speaker 10: And he did?
Speaker 5: Her name is Raina. And I can't pronounce her last name.
Speaker 5: Shut alright, let's see a g n E is like Ain.
Speaker 5: Some say Shassain, but I mean as c h A
Speaker 5: s h A Colorado. His first name Rayna. But yeah,
Speaker 5: so Rana and Torri, you're married now. They have a
Speaker 5: six year old son and Kai. And what they're saying
Speaker 5: is if you let him out of jail, he's gonna
Speaker 5: live with them. He's an active father, he a husband,
Speaker 5: been now, so let me out of jail. And they
Speaker 5: trying to see they're gonna grant him bell all that.
Speaker 9: If he's married, if he's locked up, he gets those visits.
Speaker 9: We got sex in the visit being married.
Speaker 8: I would never I would never do that to a woman, though,
Speaker 8: you know what I'm saying. You know what I'm saying,
Speaker 8: unless we were already engaged and planning on planning on getting.
Speaker 5: Married someone either though I mean you and a little bit.
Speaker 8: That's true to what I'm saying. If I was already
Speaker 8: engaged to her and planning on getting married.
Speaker 1: Then I would do that.
Speaker 8: But if I wasn't even engaged or anything, and we
Speaker 8: didn't have no plans of getting married. But now I'm
Speaker 8: about to spend the next ten years in prison.
Speaker 1: I'm not putting no ring on your finger. I'm not
Speaker 1: doing that to you. How would you do that to her?
Speaker 1: Why would you shoot somebody in the foot? Me that too,
Speaker 1: but but why would you do that to that young lady?
Speaker 5: You like trying to apply logic to something that's illogicaltis facts.
Speaker 5: Why was you telling yourself on the phone? Remember the
Speaker 5: jail call? I will never get on.
Speaker 1: If I wasn't drunk, I wouldn't have done it. I
Speaker 1: don't just tell them I'm sorry.
Speaker 5: Like bro, you know, just recorded like you're you want
Speaker 5: to go to jail?
Speaker 6: So the fool good?
Speaker 1: This is all true? D got a point, It's all true?
Speaker 1: All right, all right, Well that is your rumor reporting D. Yeah, yeah, yeah, alright,
Speaker 1: alright up next it's the People's Choice Mix. Of course,
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Speaker 1: Morning. Everybody is j n V charlamagnea God. We are
Speaker 1: the Breakfast Club. We have a little D with us
Speaker 1: low D representing Louisiana.
Speaker 5: You know what time it is.
Speaker 8: She does radio at K one O four in Dallas
Speaker 8: for my guy big G. Yeah, she does middays out there.
Speaker 8: Who're doing middays? Why you're not there today? D.
Speaker 5: That's a great question. That's why I got Slim thousand
Speaker 5: because he probably is. But you know it's somebody who
Speaker 5: sounds almost as good as me, and I appreciate it.
Speaker 1: Okay, salute the slim thousand. You'll be back tomorrow.
Speaker 5: I'll be back here tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Let's do it today.
Speaker 5: We finna go see the Empire State Building. Yeah, you
Speaker 5: know what I'm saying. No, I got a little blad
Speaker 5: on me though only I can get right. But you
Speaker 5: know I'm gonna go do some New York still get
Speaker 5: some pizza, find a dispensary.
Speaker 1: Okay, you should go to the Bookerhole, the book ahole
Speaker 1: over in Brooklyn. I think it's still over the Brooklyn Library.
Speaker 5: How much you cost.
Speaker 6: Free?
Speaker 5: I spent my furney.
Speaker 1: You're a library. I don't know.
Speaker 10: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't know what it cost to get into the
Speaker 1: book ahole. But that would be good for you.
Speaker 8: Because you said you want pizzas, you can go to, Uh,
Speaker 8: what's that pizza place that got the Oxtele pizza?
Speaker 1: What's it called Gray? You know what I'm talking about? Oxtail.
Speaker 1: I'm vegetarian, vegetary, and they got vegan. They got vegan
Speaker 1: slices to your people, said, she said, I'm not vegan.
Speaker 1: I'm not vegan over there.
Speaker 8: They're not your people. Not vegan ran cut some slices,
Speaker 8: that's what it's called. I've never been there before, but
Speaker 8: everybody raives about it.
Speaker 1: Brooklyn. How they got Oxtele pizza in different types of pizzas.
Speaker 5: It's not the only borough I've never been to, too.
Speaker 5: Brooklyn is the only borough I've never visited.
Speaker 9: You've been in Staten Island or Staten Island, I've been
Speaker 9: to the you been a Queens Bronx.
Speaker 5: Mm hmm and Harlem, I was dating this guy.
Speaker 1: It was you dating somebody from the Bronx. We was
Speaker 1: only in the Bronx for like ten minutes. Oh, if
Speaker 1: you're looking for guys, go to the pink house projects,
Speaker 1: pink house projects. Why would I want to go to projects?
Speaker 5: Why they called pink house?
Speaker 1: Do not go to those pink house projects.
Speaker 5: I don't think I will.
Speaker 1: No, you don't want to go to the pink house.
Speaker 5: That don't even sound like a place I want to
Speaker 5: go to find me in.
Speaker 16: It?
Speaker 1: Not No, this is like I don't sleute everybody in
Speaker 1: the pink Out Project.
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Speaker 1: but back to you.
Speaker 5: Mm hmmm, not going to the project.
Speaker 1: No project, no project, no, no, no, no, no, not
Speaker 1: at all. So you go into the statue Liberty.
Speaker 5: Statue of Liberty. I'm gonna go do the book a
Speaker 5: hoalf for sure, yep.
Speaker 1: Book a whole world Trade uh monument downtown by them.
Speaker 5: It might be time to go to sleep.
Speaker 1: No good, You'll be good, Pollo, get some rest. Do
Speaker 1: you go to Sylvia's You can eatup Sylvia's nine o'clock,
Speaker 1: nine thirty.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, I was in a bed by nine. I
Speaker 5: ain't playing no games. That's it, and that's enough. We'll
Speaker 5: have a lot to talk about tomorrow.
Speaker 1: All right when we come back. Positive.
Speaker 9: Notice the Breakfast Club Good morning. It's dj NV Charlamagne
Speaker 9: the God. We are the breakfast Club Little DS, not Charlemagne,
Speaker 9: Little D from Louisiana that's on radio in Dallas. You
Speaker 9: got a positive note. I don't don't put your lip
Speaker 9: up like when I call you little D.
Speaker 1: I'm not even listening to you.
Speaker 8: I don't worry about the opinions jealous jealous, Let them
Speaker 8: judge you, let them misunderstand you, let them gossip about you.
Speaker 8: Their opinions aren't your problem, Okay, You stay kind, committed
Speaker 8: to love, and free and your authenticity no matter what
Speaker 8: they do or say. Don't you dare doubt your worth
Speaker 8: are the beauty of your truth. Just keep on shining
Speaker 8: like you do. Enjoy today, y'all, breakfast
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