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Speaker 9: Good morning everybody. You're listening to the voice, come on
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Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 9: What an amazing blessing. God has given me my health,
Speaker 9: my dreams, all of it.
Speaker 2: God gave it to me. I accept it.
Speaker 9: I work hard, but man, oh man, oh man, I
Speaker 9: work hard. It's something that He gave me a gift.
Speaker 9: And that's what I want to talk to you about today.
Speaker 9: Because God has gifted everyone, so I can't help but
Speaker 9: believe it. You are gifted in some way. Something about
Speaker 9: you is specially and unique. That doesn't mean you're the
Speaker 9: only one that can sing? Are you the only one
Speaker 9: that can write? Are you the only one that can draw,
Speaker 9: you the only one that can decorate? Or you the
Speaker 9: only one that can network, or you're the only one
Speaker 9: that does not what it means, or you have a
Speaker 9: great scientific mind you can figure things out, or you're
Speaker 9: good and problem solving. You're not the only one, but
Speaker 9: you are a unique individual. Nobody will travel the exact
Speaker 9: path that you on. Nobody will have everything happen in
Speaker 9: a series of circumstances in the order that you're going
Speaker 9: to have it happen to you. That's what I mean
Speaker 9: when I say that you are unique. But now because
Speaker 9: you are gifted, you know you have something you have
Speaker 9: to do. You know, there's a scripture. It's in Proverbs,
Speaker 9: Proverbs eighteen and sixteen. I've been trying to be a
Speaker 9: little bit better at that for you, you know. So
Speaker 9: when I have an idea and I know where it is,
Speaker 9: I have somebody look the scripture up from me and
Speaker 9: handed to me. So it's in Proverbs eighteen sixteen. And
Speaker 9: this is the layman's term of it. It says a
Speaker 9: man's gift make room for him and brings him before
Speaker 9: great men. It is your gift that will make room
Speaker 9: for you. Now my interpretation of this is this. Now
Speaker 9: I could be wrong. Please go to your local church center,
Speaker 9: God Temple, mosque. Whatever you do and go get clarification.
Speaker 9: But what my gift has done in making room for
Speaker 9: me is I've taken it almost in the literal sense.
Speaker 9: My gift has actually made room for me. It has
Speaker 9: clear paths for me. My gift has opened up doors
Speaker 9: for me. That's what I take it as. It'll make
Speaker 9: room for you. My gift has has broadened my ability
Speaker 9: to travel. My gift has opened my eyes to fashion.
Speaker 9: My gift has caused me to be able to provide
Speaker 9: for my family. My gift has caused me to be
Speaker 9: able to reach more people. That's what I'm saying in
Speaker 9: terms of it will make room for you. That that
Speaker 9: may be another interpretation. I'm just telling you how I
Speaker 9: took it. That has worked out pretty good for me
Speaker 9: to that understanding. But I'm pretty sure Bishop Jakes, Joel Oldstein,
Speaker 9: Kennef oh My, you know, God, Glenn Staples, Bishop Glenn's Table,
Speaker 9: these guys give you much better understanding of it. I'm
Speaker 9: just giving it to you, you know way, I know
Speaker 9: how sold. I just like to keep it right there.
Speaker 9: But and then it says that it brings you before
Speaker 9: great men. I mean, you know it's gonna take your places.
Speaker 9: It's gonna take your places you never thought of going.
Speaker 9: You're gonna meet people because of your gift. I told
Speaker 9: my son, who two of them are good photographers. You'll
Speaker 9: be taking pictures of great men, and then I mess
Speaker 9: with them. You already take the pictures, say your daddy.
Speaker 9: You know I'm messing with them like that. But that's
Speaker 9: just me and them, just kicking it. But you know,
Speaker 9: but one day, who knows, you could be shooting the president.
Speaker 9: You know, you could be shooting some foreign dignitaries. You know,
Speaker 9: you could be shooting great sport events. You know, you
Speaker 9: never know where it could take you. But that's your gift.
Speaker 9: What you gotta do is you gotta get to move
Speaker 9: and though. See, you can't have your gift and not
Speaker 9: do nothing with it. See you know what that reminds
Speaker 9: me of. It's something that my father used to say,
Speaker 9: get up off your butt because you're sitting on a
Speaker 9: gold mine.
Speaker 2: He say that all the time.
Speaker 9: Boy, get up off your butt and move it because
Speaker 9: you sitting on the gold I never really quite got
Speaker 9: that when I was little, but now that I'm an adult,
Speaker 9: I got it full well. See a lot of you
Speaker 9: are sitting you're sitting on a talent or a gift
Speaker 9: that you have. You're sitting on an ability. I don't
Speaker 9: care if it's making cakes or pies. That's a gift, man,
Speaker 9: that's a talent. I don't care if it's the ability
Speaker 9: to do hell, that's a gift.
Speaker 7: Man.
Speaker 2: Half of you are gifted.
Speaker 9: A lot of us are gifted, and we're sitting on
Speaker 9: it looking at other people, wondering what can I do
Speaker 9: to make it?
Speaker 2: You already got something to make it with.
Speaker 9: If you would just get up off your behind, man,
Speaker 9: quit sitting on that gold mine.
Speaker 2: Some of you are tech savvy, just a wherez is.
Speaker 9: When it comes to engineering and putting stuff together and
Speaker 9: cables and wires and computers and stuff. And now you
Speaker 9: steady looking around trying to figure out, man, wonder what
Speaker 9: I can go do?
Speaker 2: How about you go do that?
Speaker 9: You know it ain't that hard, man, if you would
Speaker 9: just take note of what God has given you already.
Speaker 9: He has given you gift already. He has already given
Speaker 9: you a talent. Now the fact that you ain't using
Speaker 9: it and you sitting on your tail somewhere, now, who
Speaker 9: fathers what we're talking about? What you blaming God for that? Man,
Speaker 9: I tell you what. I sit around people all the
Speaker 9: time who are gifted, and I'm looking at their gifts,
Speaker 9: and they steady complaining about what they don't have, but
Speaker 9: will not get up off there behind and use the
Speaker 9: gifts that God gave them.
Speaker 2: And it's frustrating.
Speaker 9: It's gotta be frustrating for you if you doing it,
Speaker 9: because it's frustrating for me when I see it. So
Speaker 9: when these people come to me and ask me for help,
Speaker 9: I just keep going the same thing.
Speaker 2: Over and over.
Speaker 9: Help yourself, man, do for you use your gift. It's
Speaker 9: a cat sitting behind the wall right now that's locked up.
Speaker 9: That's so good at artistry. It's cats in that tattooing everybody. Man,
Speaker 9: get out, do it the right way. Quit selling drugs, man,
Speaker 9: you ain't going don't know where's selling no drugs.
Speaker 2: You going to jail.
Speaker 9: And if that don't do it, somebody gonna get tired
Speaker 9: of you selling drugs because they're gonna want to sell
Speaker 9: them over and they gonna kill you. Let's just keep
Speaker 9: this thing real for just a second here. Come on, man,
Speaker 9: get up off your butt, because you sitting on a
Speaker 9: gold mine, and you sit up here, somebody always looking
Speaker 9: for a short cut to the top. Ain't no shortcut.
Speaker 9: Somebody told me.
Speaker 7: This the other day.
Speaker 9: Man, the road to success is always under construction. It
Speaker 9: ain't paved, it's got detoured signs on it. It's got
Speaker 9: slow men working. Sometime they flip the stop sign. You
Speaker 9: gotta sit there and wait. Sometime they got slow. There's traffic,
Speaker 9: there's accidents. Somebody on the road holding up things with
Speaker 9: a flat tie. Its nails, its gravels, its spike, is everything.
Speaker 9: The road to success is always under construction. It ain't
Speaker 9: getting ready to be easy just because you done decided
Speaker 9: to do it. But don't sit around on your behind
Speaker 9: and complain all the time.
Speaker 2: About what you don't have.
Speaker 9: My daddy said it, Man, get up off your butt
Speaker 9: because you sitting on a gold mine. You got a gift,
Speaker 9: you got a talent. You got something that you can
Speaker 9: do that could make a way for you.
Speaker 2: But you won't do it.
Speaker 9: It is within you. Stop looking around. Here's what people
Speaker 9: waste the most time on the road to success looking
Speaker 9: around at somebody else trying to figure out, Man, how
Speaker 9: can I do what they did?
Speaker 2: Do what you do? You ain't jay z, You ain't sorry.
Speaker 9: I got a couple of your homies told you you
Speaker 9: rap better than him, But you not, jay Z, Really
Speaker 9: you're not.
Speaker 2: You know, all of us can shot.
Speaker 9: At him, but we ain't rich at prior a nice shot, Steve,
Speaker 9: Bernie DL, all of we took some great shots at it,
Speaker 9: We not him.
Speaker 2: Do what you can do.
Speaker 9: Do you do your gift? Quick complaining about what you
Speaker 9: don't have. Get up off your butt because you sitting
Speaker 9: on a gold mine.
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Speaker 9: every Sunday with that suit on, I said, I go
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Speaker 7: Making sure we got pictures Shirley for everybody. You know,
Speaker 7: when your funeral coming, you know you want to get
Speaker 7: your picture now that where your that way your program
Speaker 7: looks the way you wanted to look after you're gone.
Speaker 7: You know you don't want nobody to represent you the
Speaker 7: wrong way. So this right here is f p C.
Speaker 2: F PC.
Speaker 7: If you in a real Pitcher company, let's go cat.
Speaker 5: Hello. Hello, I'm trying to reach a Darwin Darwin. This
Speaker 5: is he Hey Darwin, how you doing? This is Frank
Speaker 5: with f PC. We're trying to come down and see
Speaker 5: about making an appointment with you within the next week
Speaker 5: as that's possible funding for what there we're supposed to
Speaker 5: come by. I'm with f PC. We wanted to we
Speaker 5: have what what what is that? What is f PC?
Speaker 5: H sir? Your name was left with us and you're
Speaker 5: you're you're on on our file to actually come out
Speaker 5: and make an appointment with you so we can so
Speaker 5: we can get your picture taken.
Speaker 14: You must add a wrong number. I'm not I'm not
Speaker 14: signed up to take no picture anything, sir?
Speaker 5: Okay, well you are you're Darling right.
Speaker 15: Yeah, yes, I am done.
Speaker 14: You called Darwin and that's who you call it. But
Speaker 14: anything about a picture?
Speaker 5: What?
Speaker 14: What's up with a picture?
Speaker 5: We've got you on our schedule here, FPC. We have
Speaker 5: you on our schedule two to actually for us to
Speaker 5: come out to your home and take your picture.
Speaker 14: Okay, f PC, which company is that?
Speaker 7: What?
Speaker 14: What's your what type of picture? And would I be
Speaker 14: taking now? I'm not taking no picture? But what what
Speaker 14: is FPC?
Speaker 5: Okay? You don't know anything about a photo being taken?
Speaker 5: Of view? Second? No? Okay, sir, f PC, is we are.
Speaker 5: This is a funeral picture company. Funeral picture company, And
Speaker 5: what we do is we come out and take your
Speaker 5: picture and we actually keep it on file. That way,
Speaker 5: when you do pass away, we have your picture for
Speaker 5: your program and we have a nice picture for you.
Speaker 6: Oh look, I'm not dead right now.
Speaker 14: You're not taking no picture of me?
Speaker 5: Who is this again? My name is Frank. Frank?
Speaker 16: Okay, Frank, you mean to tell me y'all taking pictures
Speaker 16: have people before they die, just so you could have
Speaker 16: their picture on found.
Speaker 5: So we keep it on filing. Then you have a
Speaker 5: good picture on your program. And that's what that's what
Speaker 5: that's what we do.
Speaker 14: Some I ain't signed up for nothing like that. Who
Speaker 14: the hell signed me up for.
Speaker 5: Some like that? I don't quite sure. But we're trying
Speaker 5: to schedule where we can come out beginning of next
Speaker 5: week so we can get your picture taken next.
Speaker 15: Week week after you get the picture when I'm dead,
Speaker 15: you're not taking no picture of.
Speaker 16: Me before I die?
Speaker 14: That they don't sound right, sir.
Speaker 5: Don't you want to have a good picture on your program? Sir?
Speaker 14: You're not taking the picture of me for no funeral arrangements?
Speaker 16: That I'm not dead yet? I don't understand that.
Speaker 5: What the hell is this above?
Speaker 15: Nobody who signed me up for it?
Speaker 16: Then tell me that much?
Speaker 5: Uh, sir, I don't have the actual person listed here
Speaker 5: on who signs you up, but I do have the number,
Speaker 5: and you are Darwin, mister Darwin, So I didn't sign
Speaker 5: up for that.
Speaker 15: I'm not taking no pitture.
Speaker 16: You guys run around taking pictures of people before they
Speaker 16: that just to have a good picture on fan.
Speaker 15: That sounds like some man.
Speaker 6: I ain't never heard of noose like that, sir.
Speaker 5: Okay, sir, are you I mean, we have your address here?
Speaker 5: Are you? Are you available? No?
Speaker 6: I'm not available.
Speaker 15: I'm not available at all to take no picture for
Speaker 15: a funeral that I'm not even dead yet.
Speaker 5: I don't.
Speaker 14: I don't get that that. That's sounds like a bunch
Speaker 14: of me and I.
Speaker 6: Who the hell gave you my number?
Speaker 5: That's what I want to know, sir. I'm not quite sure.
Speaker 5: But one thing we have to do is we have
Speaker 5: to follow through with our jobs. So what we're gonna
Speaker 5: have to do is we have to come out there
Speaker 5: and take a picture. So I don't want to, you know,
Speaker 5: create a problem, but I have to get a picture
Speaker 5: of you by next week.
Speaker 15: Oh, it's gonna be a problem because you're not getting
Speaker 15: no picture of me.
Speaker 5: For no funeral arrangement. Mister Darwin, I have to come
Speaker 5: by your house at least by Friday, at around twelve noon.
Speaker 5: I'll come by and get a picture.
Speaker 15: You ain't come about my house no Friday even lie
Speaker 15: got me come over here.
Speaker 14: To try to get my pitching. I got plenty of
Speaker 14: got pitched in my house to put on a month
Speaker 14: funeral program.
Speaker 15: I'm not taking no pitcher that noon.
Speaker 6: I'm claiming to be dead.
Speaker 5: I'm not dead.
Speaker 4: That's a mold, bad look got dead.
Speaker 14: I don't know who you worked for, Frank, but you
Speaker 14: you can't there.
Speaker 5: I worked. I worked for f PFC, Sir, I worked
Speaker 5: for f PC FCC.
Speaker 14: Myke, you ain't not taking no picture of me.
Speaker 15: Don't come over here Friday talking about no guy pissing.
Speaker 5: Okay, that a friend you got pissl and you.
Speaker 15: And I hope they got your guy pit You're on file.
Speaker 14: But that's a stupid got company you work for.
Speaker 15: I ain't never heard of nobody taking no picture before
Speaker 15: they died.
Speaker 5: I got millions and picture in here for that program.
Speaker 6: And when I'm gone with the god.
Speaker 14: I care about what a picture look like. Oh, I'm
Speaker 14: leading my guy funeral. It's a maignant.
Speaker 15: You tell whoever you work for they need to go
Speaker 15: find another occupation.
Speaker 14: That don't make no guy. Yes, you're not coming over
Speaker 14: here Friday, buddy.
Speaker 15: You come over here if you want to.
Speaker 5: Okay, Uh listen, Yes, are you familiar with with Glinda?
Speaker 14: That's my wife?
Speaker 15: What you about to say?
Speaker 5: Now?
Speaker 16: I want?
Speaker 5: All I want to do is say this man. I
Speaker 5: just want to say, Glinda, the one that got me
Speaker 5: the prank phone call you. This is nephew Tommy baby
Speaker 5: from the Steve Harbin Marny Show.
Speaker 15: Huh, I'll beat up. I don't want yead in lost lost.
Speaker 15: I ain't never heard a bitness like. There's some FPC funeral.
Speaker 5: Poor young man.
Speaker 14: I said my New year resolution.
Speaker 16: I was gonna cut back on drinking.
Speaker 14: But you got me over here about the tip a bottle?
Speaker 6: Right now?
Speaker 14: Are you crazy? Man?
Speaker 16: And come over here today before get a picture of Glinda.
Speaker 5: Y'all got me? Baby?
Speaker 6: You got me, dad man, I ain't never heard no
Speaker 6: company like that.
Speaker 5: You whight't put me up to it? Bad? You go?
Speaker 5: I tell well, you're tune in tomorrow morning. Man, you're
Speaker 5: gonna catch yourself on national radio today.
Speaker 14: I'm gonna tell everybody board the heading me out over here.
Speaker 14: I'm don't tell Cleat, but i'ma have me a drink anyway.
Speaker 14: I was looking for an excuse to drag right there.
Speaker 14: A funeral fifty taking.
Speaker 15: They'll put on Flay.
Speaker 6: Gotta loft half of mount.
Speaker 5: Of your head with that in there. Buddy, Hey man,
Speaker 5: I gotta ask you something, Man, DRM and tell me
Speaker 5: this man, what's the baddest and I mean the baddest
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Speaker 16: Steve Harvey Morning WORKEM Show.
Speaker 14: Buddy, all right, thank you ne for you.
Speaker 1: Coming up next to is ask the clo you're listening to.
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Speaker 13: Time to ask the clo Steve Harvey, Treva and Bethesda says,
Speaker 13: I let my twenty four year old cousin stay with
Speaker 13: me after she had a baby and broke up with
Speaker 13: her baby daddy. He has been over here every night,
Speaker 13: so it looks like they're back together. Would I be
Speaker 13: wrong to tell her that they can't have sleepovers at
Speaker 13: my place?
Speaker 14: Yeah?
Speaker 9: Yeah, see she left him to come over there now.
Speaker 9: He then came over there too. Yeah, y'all got to
Speaker 9: carry this back to wherever you had come from in
Speaker 9: the beginning, they carr all this back over there.
Speaker 1: That part all this, hold.
Speaker 2: The baby, you carry all this?
Speaker 9: Hey, love you, But why you be packing the baby
Speaker 9: stuff up while you care, you know, rocking the baby steady, befolding.
Speaker 1: Up you know, clothes and stuff. Yeah, yeah, all right.
Speaker 13: Moving on to Sean and Flint, Sean writes, my ex
Speaker 13: girlfriend kept leaving notes on my car to make my
Speaker 13: fiance mad, so I went to her job to talk
Speaker 13: to her. There was a bouquet of flowers at her desk,
Speaker 13: and she had her coworker take a picture like I
Speaker 13: gave her the flowers. I got caught smiling in the photo.
Speaker 13: So I look guilty? Now how can I get my
Speaker 13: fiance to believe I was set up?
Speaker 5: Wow?
Speaker 2: Oh don't.
Speaker 9: First of all, you got to be young. You went
Speaker 9: to your ex's job to talk, just to talk to her. Yeah,
Speaker 9: come on, man, you couldn't a text he got on
Speaker 9: the phone. You went and crossed enemy lines. Everybody in
Speaker 9: her office on her side. Yes, bruhre's nothing you can do.
Speaker 7: Man.
Speaker 9: You but you and the picture smiling? Not what did
Speaker 9: you down there?
Speaker 2: Smiling?
Speaker 13: Fault?
Speaker 1: You look at just as guilty.
Speaker 9: Bro, if you down there mad because she leaving notes?
Speaker 2: What you down there?
Speaker 9: Smiling?
Speaker 2: Fault?
Speaker 9: And then brouh, next question really between me and you?
Speaker 9: Why did she have flowers on her desk? Well, well
Speaker 9: you don't think I know you sent them down there
Speaker 9: as a peace offer. Then you went down there. You
Speaker 9: just coincidentally happened to go on the day that the
Speaker 9: flowers arrived, and she took a picture with you. And
Speaker 9: how you get in the picture with the damn flowers?
Speaker 1: Oh uh huh, see, young boy, do work? Yeah, coworker
Speaker 1: took the picture.
Speaker 9: But what's you up there taking pictures with a fault?
Speaker 9: If you went down there mad See. I think what
Speaker 9: happened was young boy stupid. He sent the flowers down
Speaker 9: there as a hey, look let's work this out. Come on,
Speaker 9: thank you for the flowers. And he took a picture
Speaker 9: with him and he down there grinned he know where
Speaker 9: them flowers come from? All he said it was some
Speaker 9: flowers on her desk. You know, goodn't heal?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 9: How them flowers got?
Speaker 1: Jeez?
Speaker 2: See a lot of stuff. UK help stupid people.
Speaker 8: Jen.
Speaker 1: Moving on to Jen in Hawaii.
Speaker 13: Jen says a friend of mine cheated on his girlfriend
Speaker 13: and he lied and said she was with me, said
Speaker 13: he was with me. His girlfriend confronted me, and I
Speaker 13: told her that he's a liar. And I wasn't even
Speaker 13: in town. I didn't ask to be in their mess.
Speaker 13: So I figure we're even Was that wrong to tell
Speaker 13: the truth?
Speaker 9: Uh, well the truth. See you're a woman, and they
Speaker 9: was dragging you a semester. Problem is they didn't run
Speaker 9: the lie by you. Once the lie is not ran
Speaker 9: by you, you are no longer obligated to a life.
Speaker 9: See when I lie, I runs the lie by myself first.
Speaker 9: Then once I comply, I'm an accomplished to the lie.
Speaker 9: Now when you ask me about the line. Yeah, exactly
Speaker 9: what happened? Yea wow, spot on, got it? Yeah, but
Speaker 9: if you don't, you got to learn how to And
Speaker 9: let me tell y'all something. You cannot drag a woman
Speaker 9: into your lie. You have to get somebody who's comfortable
Speaker 9: with it, who understands the reasoning for line. You must
Speaker 9: bring in another man. Once you drag a woman into
Speaker 9: her life, it just depends on how she feels that
Speaker 9: that then, why don't you tell them what I told you?
Speaker 9: I didn't feel like it. See see that they have
Speaker 9: a go to I didn't feel like it?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 9: Well, yeah, see you tell that to a dude. I
Speaker 9: told you to tell my girl, I ain't feel like it.
Speaker 9: You didn't feel like it?
Speaker 7: Out?
Speaker 9: No you feeling? What is your feelings in this phone?
Speaker 7: Well? Okay?
Speaker 13: Last one, Steve. This one's from Monique and Dayton. Monique writes,
Speaker 13: I recently married a man that used to be my boss.
Speaker 13: I no longer worked for him, so he re hired
Speaker 13: this woman that he had sex with before we started dating.
Speaker 13: He said it's professional, not personal at all, and she's
Speaker 13: a great worker.
Speaker 1: Should I be worried as hell?
Speaker 2: Deeply concerned?
Speaker 9: Yes, lay awake at night, giving it deep salt. You
Speaker 9: know the old saying, if you're gonna pray about it,
Speaker 9: don't worry about it, And if you're gonna worry about it,
Speaker 9: don't pray about it. I don't worry about pray about
Speaker 9: this one baby. Just go and let that worry eat you,
Speaker 9: eat you alive. Of course, is it's a worker, Oh yes,
Speaker 9: she is.
Speaker 1: At the office.
Speaker 5: Huh.
Speaker 9: Yes, she's a great worker. She'd be putting in work. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 9: should concerned ladies, Come.
Speaker 13: On, So she's gonna be worried all the time because
Speaker 13: she used to work for him too, and he married her.
Speaker 9: So how do you forget? You had said?
Speaker 2: As you somebody just tell you though, Well, well, well
Speaker 2: let me say this. You wanted to think the whole
Speaker 2: show got it was? It was that one time. There's
Speaker 2: not a person.
Speaker 9: Living that don't have some deep regret about somebody they've
Speaker 9: been with.
Speaker 7: Oh god, yeah, it was wrong with me.
Speaker 9: Yes.
Speaker 2: The bigger problem, though, is just win a lot when
Speaker 2: it's a lot.
Speaker 3: Of peoples, just a life full of regret.
Speaker 13: Thank you, Celo. Coming up next at the top of
Speaker 13: the hour, we'll have some entertainment news for you, right
Speaker 13: after this you're listening.
Speaker 11: Morning show.
Speaker 13: All right, let's start this off for this hour off
Speaker 13: with recapping last night's b e T Hip Hop Awards.
Speaker 1: It was hosted by Fat Joe. Did you guys see it?
Speaker 7: You see it?
Speaker 10: Carla? I did?
Speaker 4: I did.
Speaker 2: Surely I saw some of it.
Speaker 1: I didn't see all of it, but Fat Joe.
Speaker 10: Did his thing.
Speaker 8: Yeah, probably tonight. But DC Young Fly gave you a shoutout. Steve,
Speaker 8: he came on here. He had a suit on. He said,
Speaker 8: I'm rocking my Steve Harvey bag, you know, promoting game
Speaker 8: show Celebrity Square.
Speaker 1: So you got a shout out on the b ET
Speaker 1: Hip Hop Award. Yeah, for the culture.
Speaker 9: For culture.
Speaker 8: Also, let's see the City Girls performed Young Mind, uh huh.
Speaker 8: Marley Mall got the I M in the town.
Speaker 9: They had to beat them out a lot slide.
Speaker 8: They beat a lot though, and Sexy Red Lord you pound. Yes,
Speaker 8: everything I said, it's too much. Let's see l L
Speaker 8: did you see.
Speaker 1: L L l L shut it down?
Speaker 9: Yes, he performed.
Speaker 8: Of course, he performed around the Way Girl. You know
Speaker 8: all of that was from the album Mama Said Knock
Speaker 8: You Out, which Marley Mam produced.
Speaker 9: So of course he was going to perform that.
Speaker 8: Uh, it was cool to see DJ Quick, Jesse, Jeff
Speaker 8: uh Timberland, Swiss beats. You know, they had a segment
Speaker 8: and they talked about how you were DJ, how the
Speaker 8: DJs became producers producers, yes, and how important they were,
Speaker 8: so that was cool.
Speaker 1: They talked about versus, how versus really.
Speaker 8: Changed the pandemic yep, and the pandemic could change the world,
Speaker 8: so Swiss said, and coming back, So we'll see, we'll see.
Speaker 2: Uh, let's see.
Speaker 10: We talked about l L.
Speaker 5: But you know my thing is.
Speaker 1: Watching the show.
Speaker 8: I still miss the hip hop of you know, method Man,
Speaker 8: Biggie Pop. I still miss that a little bit.
Speaker 1: I know things have changed.
Speaker 8: And then with the females, I want to see a
Speaker 8: little bit more of Lauren Hill type artists. Light just
Speaker 8: kind of mix it up a little bit with the females.
Speaker 8: It's cool, the whole little Kim run.
Speaker 2: But well, y'all know if you put Lauren Heill on
Speaker 2: the show, you know you can't tape it.
Speaker 8: Live later, right, But I mean that style, the new
Speaker 8: Lauren here, the new MC lights, the new Queen la
Speaker 8: t is just switching it up a little bit. But
Speaker 8: you know, it's all for the culture hip Hop fiftieth anniversary.
Speaker 10: So it was cool.
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh yeah.
Speaker 2: DJ Knights and Kid Capri the DJ.
Speaker 9: That was good.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that really was.
Speaker 9: I want to tell you right now. Don't listen to
Speaker 9: what King Capri is the gangster of them all.
Speaker 1: Yes, nice though they Yeah. DJ n didnest thing. Yeah
Speaker 1: yeah they copp he didn't got a shout out on
Speaker 1: the War Show.
Speaker 2: Not he you you heard him, thank you. Hipop culture.
Speaker 9: All the way back to hip hop, hip hop hop.
Speaker 10: So so deaf, so so damn.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah everybody, Yes, yeah that was good too.
Speaker 13: Coo all right, Moving on to other trending topics, California
Speaker 13: Governor Gavin Newsom signed the bill to create a new
Speaker 13: statewide alert.
Speaker 1: It's called the Ebony Alert.
Speaker 11: Guys.
Speaker 13: It's designed specifically to help locate missing black youth and
Speaker 13: other blacks ages twelve to twenty five. The Ebony Alert
Speaker 13: officially becomes law on January first, and will work like
Speaker 13: the Amber Alert process. Democratic Senator Stephen Bradford, a black man,
Speaker 13: author of the Ebony Alert bill and introduced the legislation
Speaker 13: earlier this year. Now, a lot of Californians are outraged
Speaker 13: over the ebony alert, saying that it's just another form
Speaker 13: of segregation, with Amber alert for white kids and now
Speaker 13: ebony alert for black kids and black people.
Speaker 1: So what do you think, Steve? Do you support ebny alert?
Speaker 2: Will you support it?
Speaker 1: Look to launch January first.
Speaker 2: I mean, you know, unless they have.
Speaker 9: Data that shows, which they probably do, that they don't
Speaker 9: report black children missing at the same rate, or they
Speaker 9: don't look for them at the same rate, or something
Speaker 9: like that, I don't I don't know what they have,
Speaker 9: but they must have some type of data that shows
Speaker 9: there's a less response, you know, but for me, but
Speaker 9: for me, all children. We should have the same energy
Speaker 9: for all children, exactly, agree, but all But here's what's See.
Speaker 9: You can be upset about it if you want to,
Speaker 9: but Black people have always had to create something for
Speaker 9: themselves because we get excluded so much. Now I don't
Speaker 9: know what the requirements are for an Amber alert to
Speaker 9: go out. I think the Amber alert is a great idea.
Speaker 9: But see what you mad about an ebony alert for
Speaker 9: I mean, you know, look, we're trying to find these kids,
Speaker 9: well put them on Amber alert. Well okay, but is
Speaker 9: there something going on that we don't know which caused
Speaker 9: this consenator to even want to say, hey man, we
Speaker 9: need a bill to help to y'all start looking for
Speaker 9: these brown and black kids, same way y'all looking for
Speaker 9: everybody else. And is if that's the case, then I
Speaker 9: understand it, you know fully. So the Amber alert is
Speaker 9: only for people under seventeen, that's what I understand. This
Speaker 9: goes from all the way up to twenty five. The
Speaker 9: ebony alert kind of opens it up because sex trafficking
Speaker 9: is so huge now, and you know, you got to
Speaker 9: re these people as missing, so maybe that's it. And
Speaker 9: now we don't have no reason to because it's opening
Speaker 9: it up to a different age group, eight more years
Speaker 9: at it, and then you get to look for people
Speaker 9: appoint people who have been sex traffic because that's really
Speaker 9: big too.
Speaker 2: So maybe it's a good thing. So quick crime.
Speaker 9: Every time you hear something that ain't just all white
Speaker 9: or something, abony alert, Abney alert simply means it's something
Speaker 9: else going on outside of the age bracket of North
Speaker 9: Amber alerts for seventeen and under.
Speaker 1: Well, thank you guys.
Speaker 13: Coming up in twenty minutes after a Nashville teacher made
Speaker 13: a white female second grader take off an aka t
Speaker 13: shirt that she wore to school. We'll tell you what
Speaker 13: happened right after this. You're listening hard Morning Show. Did
Speaker 13: you guys hear about little Peyton Tiger, a second grader
Speaker 13: out of Nashville that wore this AKA T shirt to school.
Speaker 1: Peyton, a little white girl, is a little white girl.
Speaker 13: And she was wrapping a Afa Kappa Alpha Sorority in
Speaker 13: a T shirt that had AKA nineteen oh eight in
Speaker 13: pink and green rhinestones right across the front. Peyton's teacher
Speaker 13: just so happened to be an AKA, and the teacher
Speaker 13: took the little the little girl's shirt and gave her
Speaker 13: another shirt to wear. Then she emailed Peyton's mother to say, quote, today,
Speaker 13: I noticed Peyton wearing an AKA shirt. I am a
Speaker 13: member of Alpha Kafa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Which is a
Speaker 13: service organization for college trained and educated women. AKA branded
Speaker 13: items are trademarked and reserved for members only. Thus I
Speaker 13: had to give her a new shirt and take the
Speaker 13: AKA shirt. The new shirt is clean and there is
Speaker 13: no need to give it back.
Speaker 7: So you know who fault this is?
Speaker 5: Boo?
Speaker 7: This is this is.
Speaker 2: Don't know?
Speaker 7: These are members that are throwing it. When they throw
Speaker 7: their pay off from now your way. They supposed to
Speaker 7: shredd it, you're supposed to cut it up, but they
Speaker 7: don't do that. They put it in the bag with
Speaker 7: everything else. And that's how you pass by and you
Speaker 7: be able to stop light. And a homeless dude got
Speaker 7: a cap outside shirt off. That's how this house pushing it.
Speaker 7: I sent Tommy in picture one time to do it.
Speaker 7: Walk on the street pushing a grocery car with air conditioning.
Speaker 7: It was some buck taped shoes on shirt. I took
Speaker 7: that picture right and work.
Speaker 1: But did the teacher go too far?
Speaker 14: You think?
Speaker 7: I mean it was.
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 16: Thank you?
Speaker 9: I think so absolutely. You can't. You can't take clothes
Speaker 9: off of a child. Yeah, hey man, I'm gonna tell
Speaker 9: you something. I was driving down the street and had
Speaker 9: to turn around one time. I saw old eighty year
Speaker 9: old white woman out there with a Q shirt on
Speaker 9: water and grand.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 7: I had to double back around. I throw a hook BG,
Speaker 7: I waved that how you do it?
Speaker 11: Man?
Speaker 2: How are you today?
Speaker 7: Sir?
Speaker 2: It's eleven day out here? Why to the day that.
Speaker 1: I just kept on dripping.
Speaker 9: I'm nothing to make that my fight?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think I don't think she should have took
Speaker 2: that T shirt. Little girl.
Speaker 9: She should have wrote another home to her mother and
Speaker 9: told her that you probably don't advise doing that. But
Speaker 9: you take somebody clothes off a child.
Speaker 7: We're talking about the school teachers, late twenties, early thirties.
Speaker 7: She Hey, I'm trying to tell you she's repping hard.
Speaker 7: Is would have stuck her if she'd have stuck her
Speaker 7: pinky up.
Speaker 9: And yes, I'm gonna tell you right now, I'm gonna
Speaker 9: just be realigning with the qu'es. Ain't that delicate? We
Speaker 9: see you now, we turn it off.
Speaker 2: We don't get no new ships.
Speaker 1: Coming up next. Sister Odell will be in the building
Speaker 1: right after this. You're listening.
Speaker 13: Morning show, all right, ladies and gentlemen, as promised, She
Speaker 13: is here the one.
Speaker 7: Eh yeah, yeah, I was so glass.
Speaker 9: Yes, anyway, good morning's everyone's good, good, good, good good good.
Speaker 9: I was listening to the radio show this morning, and
Speaker 9: the black teacher took the T shirt off the little
Speaker 9: white girl with the aks is on it. You know,
Speaker 9: uh huh, she's gonna mess run and lose her job. Sweetie,
Speaker 9: you don't take clothes off of white cheerries?
Speaker 14: Are you?
Speaker 2: Are you modest thing to do.
Speaker 7: Are you Greek at all?
Speaker 6: Lord?
Speaker 9: No, I'm not Greek, though, but I'm I'm moaning star.
Speaker 9: I'm an Eastern Star. I wonder I'm one of my
Speaker 9: old school sisters. Yeah, I'm the bright and morning star.
Speaker 7: What would you do if a little somebody had on
Speaker 7: some Eastern Star stuff? And you know they wouldn't, they
Speaker 7: wouldn't really Eastern stock.
Speaker 2: Well, you know it's different.
Speaker 9: We take you in the bathroom to talk to you,
Speaker 9: and you just hear flushing sound and you know.
Speaker 1: It's over.
Speaker 9: Either you take the shirt off or us just h
Speaker 9: that's us holding your head in the toilet till she
Speaker 9: got start. But either way you're gonna get it, you know, Handy,
Speaker 9: you know what you have? The business of the business,
Speaker 9: that's all, you know. I don't really, you know. I
Speaker 9: like the Greeks peoples, you know, they's wonderful peoples in
Speaker 9: all this here, But you know, the Masons and all
Speaker 9: of them is really what the gangster is, you know?
Speaker 9: O cash, Oh you know all this was before nineteen
Speaker 9: o six and any all of that.
Speaker 1: You know, well, sis ter tell didn't you hear about it?
Speaker 13: Some Chicago woman who was one hundred and four years
Speaker 13: old Her name was Dorothy Hofner, and she said a
Speaker 13: world record for being the oldest person to sky dive.
Speaker 13: She did this on August first, October first. She jumped
Speaker 13: out of an airplane and made that history. The sad
Speaker 13: part though, it's really sad, uh, Sister Odell, that miss
Speaker 13: missus Dorothy died peacefully in her sleep a few days later.
Speaker 2: Anybody's surprised.
Speaker 1: She looks so happy when she was skydiving, she really did.
Speaker 9: That wasn't a smile, sherely, that was a grimace. You'd
Speaker 9: have jumped your old asside a plane at one hundred
Speaker 9: and four years old. You don't see the heart attack
Speaker 9: coming in this hell.
Speaker 1: Maybe that was on her bucket list, sister Odell.
Speaker 9: Maybe she's not you in the bucket.
Speaker 7: Now.
Speaker 9: You didn't kick the bucket, now, see all is hell,
Speaker 9: se You gotta be careful about your little buckets. You
Speaker 9: get a bucket, li Hey, your ass kicking the bucket
Speaker 9: in a minute. Now, what you're gonna do?
Speaker 5: Now?
Speaker 9: You don't jump your ass at that airplane?
Speaker 11: Now you should have.
Speaker 2: You was already up there by heaven.
Speaker 7: Do you have a bucket list? You got some things
Speaker 7: that that you'd like to do?
Speaker 17: You know, yes I do, and I don't know what
Speaker 17: is it, but I won't get a rock Obama, okay,
Speaker 17: andfore I.
Speaker 9: Leave as well.
Speaker 2: Excuse me shell. Oh and another thing, I want.
Speaker 9: To talk to that truck drive. You know, the truck
Speaker 9: driver that said he didn't want me on the show
Speaker 9: no more.
Speaker 10: Oh guess.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 9: And he was talking about Steve can't do no good woman,
Speaker 9: and all the year Steve ain't a woman.
Speaker 2: Steve never said he could do a good woman.
Speaker 9: I'm such an old deal pimp, recognized, no better, recognized,
Speaker 9: mess around.
Speaker 2: Crash your truck, okay, keep one, you.
Speaker 9: Know, come on, Steve ain't no good woman. I know,
Speaker 9: get well, Steve ain't a good woman. You ain't all
Speaker 9: that good as truck driving either. That while you had
Speaker 9: time to call in, yeah, she'd have been driving now
Speaker 9: and I'm owning.
Speaker 2: Now is that you're almost run?
Speaker 9: If why I see the truck dormal treat you like
Speaker 9: a little white girl with a KA shirt on.
Speaker 10: Keep on, I mean, yeah, truck driving.
Speaker 5: You don't like you?
Speaker 1: He tell we gotta run.
Speaker 2: Okay, the start and toll your gangsters up, pimps up.
Speaker 7: You got.
Speaker 2: Told you.
Speaker 13: You're listening Steve Harvey Morning Show coming up at about
Speaker 13: four minutes after the hour. It's my strawberry letter for
Speaker 13: today and the subject is he doesn't want me and
Speaker 13: she doesn't either. But now it's time for the prank
Speaker 13: phone call. The nephew is here with today's prank phone call.
Speaker 1: What you got for us?
Speaker 7: And nef we're talking about landlords up in here today,
Speaker 7: shyly landlord. All of us have had one. Junior is
Speaker 7: the last one out. He's a homeowner. Now no, no
Speaker 7: more landlords, no more landlords. We are all homeowners. Thank
Speaker 7: you Jesus. Okay, but this right here is new landlord.
Speaker 7: The new landlord. All right, I am the new landlord.
Speaker 7: I know you didn't know it, but I need you
Speaker 7: to be moved out by later on this evening, new landlord.
Speaker 7: Thank you so kind of. Let's go catch dof.
Speaker 5: Hello. Hello, I'm trying to reach a Marcus.
Speaker 14: Yes and see who's it?
Speaker 5: My name is Jason.
Speaker 14: How you doing all right?
Speaker 5: What's having Listen? I'm trying to figure out if you
Speaker 5: guys are going to be out of the house by Sunday.
Speaker 14: The house, but hell you mean out of the house.
Speaker 5: Let me let me get application. Are you guys that
Speaker 5: Wes Jennings. Yeah, oh kay, are you you guys have
Speaker 5: to start packing up or anything like that?
Speaker 14: Who are you?
Speaker 5: Okay? Are you here?
Speaker 14: You get my number?
Speaker 5: Uh? I got it from mister. Are you?
Speaker 14: Are you familiar with mister yeah, my landlord.
Speaker 5: Okay, mister hasn't hasn't made contact with you, Marcus.
Speaker 14: Now, I didn't talked to miss last gave him my payment.
Speaker 5: Wow, who are you again? My name is Jason. I
Speaker 5: actually who are you?
Speaker 14: Who are you?
Speaker 5: Well? I actually bought the property from mister six weeks ago.
Speaker 14: Six weeks ago.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I actually owned I actually owned the house. Now,
Speaker 5: I'm I'm it was my assumption that you and Michigan
Speaker 5: already because.
Speaker 14: I made my last payment less than six weeks ago,
Speaker 14: you owned this house.
Speaker 5: I actually, I'm sorry.
Speaker 14: I'm written this from mister. I gave him my payment
Speaker 14: less than six weeks ago. So you're saying he got
Speaker 14: my money, you own the house, and what's up with that?
Speaker 5: Well? Yeah, I actually do. I guess you know he's
Speaker 5: He actually.
Speaker 4: Told me that you guys would.
Speaker 5: Have been out by now, And like I said, I'm
Speaker 5: gonna I'm looking for everybody to be out by Sunday.
Speaker 5: Are you guys are gonna be able to get out
Speaker 5: of there by?
Speaker 14: Hold First of all, I figured two more years on
Speaker 14: my leaf at this house.
Speaker 5: You tell me you want me out by Sunday, well
Speaker 5: Saturday if you could actually do it, dude.
Speaker 14: Come on, you want me out of here on Sunday.
Speaker 5: I'm saying, I actually have some tenants that are going
Speaker 5: to be moving in on Monday, and what I'm trying
Speaker 5: to do is actually get in there, get you guys out,
Speaker 5: get the place cleaned up so the tenants can move
Speaker 5: in and actually start unpacking all their things. They're wanting
Speaker 5: to move in on Monday. Listen to me and my family,
Speaker 5: we ain't moving. No.
Speaker 14: I don't know what the hell you got to do.
Speaker 14: Who the heit you gotta talk to? But you better
Speaker 14: go on fixth day because I woulsh we would come
Speaker 14: over here and try to tell me I got to
Speaker 14: get the hell up out this house.
Speaker 5: Okay, sir, I'm the owner of this house now.
Speaker 14: I don't give it. I gave my money to mister Vernon.
Speaker 14: You better call him, call somebody take it to fix it, and.
Speaker 4: We ain't moving. No, Please, sir, I'm gonna need you
Speaker 4: don't move nowhere?
Speaker 5: Did I move you out by sunday? Sir? Now, this
Speaker 5: is my house and you're actually.
Speaker 4: Arguing with me about you ain't listening to me, mane.
Speaker 14: You ain't listening to me.
Speaker 16: We ain't moving.
Speaker 14: I ain't. I figured got two more years on my lease.
Speaker 14: Do my last payment? I paid that two months in advance. Man,
Speaker 14: I ain't sure here.
Speaker 5: Let me get you on mine. It was it was
Speaker 5: it was responsibility, lady, here with the whole.
Speaker 14: Come on, dag, you're tripping. Don't come up with just
Speaker 14: I wouldn't bring bring you over here if you want to, all.
Speaker 5: Right, sir, come over here. I won't be there on Sunday. Now.
Speaker 5: If you're not moving out, I'll have to.
Speaker 14: Move you like I ain't moving nowhere over here if you.
Speaker 4: Want to, I'm not gonna sitting out here half with you.
Speaker 5: I want you out of my house by Sunday.
Speaker 15: I ain't moving.
Speaker 6: Bring up money over here right now. We can sell
Speaker 6: this right now.
Speaker 4: I need you out of my Are you I ain't
Speaker 4: gonna be a mouse.
Speaker 6: And when you hear me, I ain't saying it no more.
Speaker 5: You're arguing with me about my property, sir. Are you listening.
Speaker 15: I'm paying for this.
Speaker 6: I'm paying on this right now. I ain't moving no where.
Speaker 5: You hear me.
Speaker 6: Right here?
Speaker 4: I got another two men saying I'm gonna get to
Speaker 4: a better place.
Speaker 5: You hear me, so learn me a tendant that would
Speaker 5: be pulling up. I ain't give it a.
Speaker 6: Bring whoever want to bring. I got some way on
Speaker 6: y'all call on in.
Speaker 14: I ain't received a note.
Speaker 6: Notice, I ain't got a phone call for nobody.
Speaker 14: Else I got. I'm listening to you talking. Is Michter
Speaker 14: be calling me? He don't't who got my money?
Speaker 5: Mister? Know?
Speaker 6: Just mention on a phone call?
Speaker 14: No email, no tax list, No what's the mister?
Speaker 5: That old picture? Well, I own't like I put it
Speaker 5: in there in my family.
Speaker 14: If we're gonna be here for another two years.
Speaker 4: Hear you're not that. I want there another two I
Speaker 4: hear him, into a better place.
Speaker 5: You're gonna be out of there. Everyone.
Speaker 6: I'm gonna mare in my family.
Speaker 14: If I is there, bring up over here.
Speaker 6: If you wonte to.
Speaker 5: Are you listening to me, You're gonna be allo like
Speaker 5: manbody wants to come in and he's trying to hear you.
Speaker 6: Gotta take care of it your own. You ain't moving
Speaker 6: here and my family not this?
Speaker 5: Are you? Are you listening to me, sir?
Speaker 14: What you gotta say? You're saying something different now.
Speaker 5: I'm telling you if you're not out by Sunday that
Speaker 5: I'm coming to movie or stuff out by Sunday.
Speaker 14: You ain't movie. Bring over here. If you won't, I
Speaker 14: wish it.
Speaker 15: Would, thank you.
Speaker 5: Excuse me you. I got something else I need to
Speaker 5: tell you. Are you listening? What? What are you listening
Speaker 5: to me? Roy? Say something? I want to tell you this.
Speaker 5: This is nephew Tommy from the Steve Harvey Morning Show. Malik,
Speaker 5: your son got me the frank phone call.
Speaker 6: You come on, mane are you praying?
Speaker 5: Are you serious?
Speaker 6: Come on, Joe, y'all see y'all are the stuff?
Speaker 5: Man?
Speaker 6: Man, y'all got me?
Speaker 5: Dog? Oh man, I got you man? You all right?
Speaker 14: Yeah, I'm alright, man. I'm letting my blood pressure calm down.
Speaker 5: He told me, y'all listened to the show on the
Speaker 5: way on the way to dropping the kids off at
Speaker 5: school in the morning every morning. Donk oh, man, I
Speaker 5: know you aren't getting out that house comes sunny watch.
Speaker 14: No, hell no, we ain't moving nowhere. Oh man, I'm
Speaker 14: already trying to save what I'm trying to get them
Speaker 14: another spot.
Speaker 5: Hey man, keep pushing, brother. I got one more thing
Speaker 5: to ask you, man, what is the baddest radio show
Speaker 5: in the land.
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Speaker 7: It's Wednesday. I feel like some prank and praise up
Speaker 7: in here this even and I do it this morning.
Speaker 7: Prank and praise, breaking, break and praise, break and praise,
Speaker 7: and let me know, let me take time to do this.
Speaker 7: I want to say thank you to everybody that tunes
Speaker 7: in on Friday nights for Ready to Love. I know,
Speaker 7: I know the reunion. The reunion was just a hot
Speaker 7: mess here and there, but I want to say thank
Speaker 7: you for tuning in anyway. Yes, there was some people
Speaker 7: in Dallas. Lord him Mercy, lord him Mercy. Ooh, they
Speaker 7: showed they entire behind on Friday. Just show that all.
Speaker 7: But get ready. I'm gonna have a whole brand new
Speaker 7: season coming right back at you, so get ready again.
Speaker 7: But I want to say thank y'all. Then I'm relation
Speaker 7: I am on my way to season ten.
Speaker 2: Y'all.
Speaker 7: This is number ten. Get ready to come up.
Speaker 5: So y'all.
Speaker 7: Just y'all just got to watching number nine. You know,
Speaker 7: y'all just got to watching number nine. So number ten
Speaker 7: is on the way.
Speaker 2: Won't he do it?
Speaker 11: Won't he will?
Speaker 7: Yes, won't he will? And he gonna do it again?
Speaker 7: He keeps doing it for me. I'm gonna be at
Speaker 7: the Bridge. It's called the Bridge. It's the Bridge Comedy Show.
Speaker 7: It's in Stockbridge, Georgia at the Amphitheater, all right, hosted
Speaker 7: about yours truly mean nephew, Tom. You got Rodney Perry
Speaker 7: in the building, Dominique is in the building. Tony Roberts
Speaker 7: and the headline of herself, the Queen Monique is in
Speaker 7: the building, stock Bridge, the Ampletheater, The Bridge Comedy Show.
Speaker 7: Tickets on sale right now, and then lay it in
Speaker 7: the cut. It's the Sweetest Day, The Sweetest Day Comedy Jam, Chicago, Illinois.
Speaker 7: I got nothing in my closet, but I'm coming anyway.
Speaker 7: I got to bundle up some kind I'm buying me
Speaker 7: a pea coat. October twentieth and twenty first, that's Friday
Speaker 7: and Saturday.
Speaker 2: The Nephew will be there, Yes, sir, pea coot ain't
Speaker 2: enough for Chicago. No, that ain't enough. I tried to
Speaker 2: tell him by handle it ain't the kind of weather.
Speaker 5: What what have you heard of?
Speaker 7: The hawk off?
Speaker 1: You have some layers right all right?
Speaker 11: Thank you nephew.
Speaker 13: Coming on next Strawberry Letter. Subject he doesn't want me
Speaker 13: and she doesn't either. We'll get back. We'll get into
Speaker 13: it right after this.
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Speaker 7: We got it for you here. It is Strawberry Letter.
Speaker 1: Thank you nephew. Subjects he doesn't want me and she
Speaker 1: doesn't either.
Speaker 13: Dear Stephen Shirley, I've been married for almost ten years
Speaker 13: to a man that has a wandering eye. I believe
Speaker 13: that he has cheated on me multiple times, but I
Speaker 13: could never prove anything. At one point, we hadn't had
Speaker 13: sex in over five months. So I started sleeping with
Speaker 13: one of my female co workers and I got so
Speaker 13: frustrated with my husband that I moved out and I
Speaker 13: lived with my coworker for three months. Our sex life
Speaker 13: went south after about a month, but she told me
Speaker 13: that I did not have to leave. While I was
Speaker 13: living with her, my husband came to talk to me
Speaker 13: several times and he asked me to come back home.
Speaker 13: I kept saying no. Then he stopped begging me to
Speaker 13: come home, and he unfollowed me on social media. I
Speaker 13: wasn't blocked on his phone, but he stopped answering my calls.
Speaker 13: My coworker that I moved in with decided that she
Speaker 13: was getting back with her ex husband and they were
Speaker 13: moving back in together. I had nowhere to go, so
Speaker 13: I had to crawl my way back to my husband.
Speaker 13: It had only been three months, so I thought it
Speaker 13: would be easy to go back home, but he told
Speaker 13: me that he had a new woman and she was
Speaker 13: taking great care of him. I told him he was
Speaker 13: still married to me, so the woman had to go.
Speaker 13: He let me know that he knew that I was
Speaker 13: sleeping with my coworker while I was living with her.
Speaker 13: He said my coworker had begged him to let me
Speaker 13: come back home because she wanted me out of her house.
Speaker 13: My husband said, I can move back home, but he's
Speaker 13: staying with his new girlfriend. How can he admit that
Speaker 13: he's cheating on me and I have to accept it.
Speaker 13: Do I swallow my pride and stay with my man?
Speaker 13: Or do I face embarrassment and go stay with my
Speaker 13: parents for a while.
Speaker 1: What a mess this is?
Speaker 13: To answer these questions depends now on what you want,
Speaker 13: and you have to face the fact that this marriage
Speaker 13: is over.
Speaker 1: For the most part, this marriage is over. You both
Speaker 1: have been disrespectful to each other.
Speaker 13: You was sleeping and living with your coworker, him with
Speaker 13: cheating in the ten years of your marriage. You say,
Speaker 13: but this is your life. I mean, it is a
Speaker 13: mess right now, and you've got to figure it out
Speaker 13: and get it together.
Speaker 1: You and your husband need to have a conversation. But
Speaker 1: his mind is really already made up.
Speaker 13: You called him your man, but he's living with another
Speaker 13: woman who he said takes great care of him, so
Speaker 13: he really has no he's gonna comeback now.
Speaker 1: He's her man.
Speaker 13: In other words, he has moved on, and I think
Speaker 13: you should too. You're at the house by yourself, so
Speaker 13: why don't you just stay there, try to get your
Speaker 13: life together. You don't have to go live with your parents.
Speaker 13: You can stay in the house. He's not there anyway.
Speaker 13: Uh So you know you asked, how could your husband
Speaker 13: admit he's cheating? And you have to accept it. You
Speaker 13: don't have to accept it. You accepted it before, back
Speaker 13: in the day, but you don't now. The only thing
Speaker 13: you have to accept is the fact that your marriage
Speaker 13: is over. Your husband is gone. So now what are
Speaker 13: you gonna do, Steve?
Speaker 9: I won't have spread the news that if you feel
Speaker 9: there's a good getting used or you just keep on
Speaker 9: using me. He until you use me? Boom boom boom,
Speaker 9: bun on until you use me? Oh, where are you
Speaker 9: being used up?
Speaker 7: Now?
Speaker 9: Just thought I had give you a little song for it.
Speaker 9: This is a letter about a tragedy of a series
Speaker 9: of stupid decisions everybody in this letter made and now
Speaker 9: I ain't nobody gonna get nothing. But there's always a
Speaker 9: common denominator in every situation. And once you find the
Speaker 9: common denominator, you did find the source of the problem.
Speaker 9: Who is a common denominator? The lady that wrote the letter.
Speaker 9: Why because she is in all the relationships. She is
Speaker 9: the one person that's in all the relationships. She's been
Speaker 9: married for ten years to a man who's got a
Speaker 9: wandering eye. She thinks she'd been cheated on him several times,
Speaker 9: but she couldn't prove nothing. Well, that's cause you're stupid.
Speaker 9: If you've been cheated on several times and you can't
Speaker 9: prove nothing, but you think he has, man, you stupid
Speaker 9: because it's hard to get away with it over and
Speaker 9: over and over and over and over. Women are too small.
Speaker 9: You can get away with once or two. Wife, you know,
Speaker 9: cut your losses, get on out. But now if you
Speaker 9: keep on, man, they gonna they're gonna double down on you. Then,
Speaker 9: at one point they hadn't had sex for five months
Speaker 9: the lady's sake, so she started sleeping with her female coworker.
Speaker 9: How that conversation gets start?
Speaker 2: Girl?
Speaker 9: You know, girl, my man we just having some troubles. Girl,
Speaker 9: And you know, he slept with me and I think
Speaker 9: he was cheating, and then, you know, and then all
Speaker 9: of a sudden, she started rubbing your thigh.
Speaker 8: You know.
Speaker 2: So here this is the wife talking to the coworker.
Speaker 2: You know, girl, he just it just wasn't going right.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 2: I don't know what is happening.
Speaker 9: Why is she rubbing my thigh? But go ahead, baby,
Speaker 9: just talk. And my husband, you know, he ain't slept
Speaker 9: with me in five months. And uh, you're a little
Speaker 9: high now, you little high? You rubbing my thigh? You're high,
Speaker 9: and anyway you know my husband? Wait, boit, hey, you
Speaker 9: back up there. You're too close. I keep telling you
Speaker 9: you're too high. And then so me and my husband
Speaker 9: we having these marital problems. Wait a minute, baby, hold up,
Speaker 9: I just told you you're there. You're there now you
Speaker 9: you got to stop people. Yeah, I'm move in with
Speaker 9: you Friday.
Speaker 1: What happens.
Speaker 2: Say that happened.
Speaker 9: That's all that happened. So now you done told your
Speaker 9: coworkers all your woes in trouble. She'd have rubbed your thigh.
Speaker 9: Now you have moved in with your coworker.
Speaker 2: Who is email? That's your business.
Speaker 9: But nah, we got a situation. When we come back,
Speaker 9: I'll tell you all about it. Because your husband hadn't
Speaker 9: changed your hearts went over there and start trying to
Speaker 9: beg you back. We'll talk about that when we come back.
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 13: Part two of Steve's Strawberry Letter responses coming up in
Speaker 13: twenty three minutes after the hour. Today's Strawberry Letter subject
Speaker 13: he doesn't want me and she doesn't either. We'll get
Speaker 13: back into it right after this.
Speaker 11: You're listening Hardy Morning Show.
Speaker 1: All right, Come on, Steve, let's recap today's strawberry letter.
Speaker 1: The subject is he doesn't want me and she doesn't either.
Speaker 9: Keep this subject in mind, y'all, because this is a
Speaker 9: series of tragic mistakes. This woman got a she thinks
Speaker 9: that has wandering eyes. She feels as though she's cheated.
Speaker 9: He's cheated on herselveral times over the ten years, but
Speaker 9: she can't prove nothing. Well, so much for that, and
Speaker 9: you know, and then it got to a point where
Speaker 9: they hadn't had sex in five months. They hadn't they
Speaker 9: hadn't had sex in five months. He was having sex.
Speaker 9: They wasn't having sex in five months. So then went
Speaker 9: over there and was telling one of her coworkers, who
Speaker 9: was a female, all her problems, you know. And while
Speaker 9: she was telling them how bad her husband was, the
Speaker 9: female was just comforting her, you know, and just patting her.
Speaker 9: She was just tapping her on the top of her knee.
Speaker 9: It started just pat girl, it's gonna be out right,
Speaker 9: And then she kept on talking. Then she had to
Speaker 9: grab her hand a couple of times. A girl, you're
Speaker 9: patting a little bit too high. You're too high.
Speaker 2: Now you're getting close to the promises. You know, you
Speaker 2: back your hand up a little bit.
Speaker 9: And it just kept on and the next thing, you know,
Speaker 9: her hand was up there again, and she tried to
Speaker 9: hold her wrist, but you know, she was kind of persisting.
Speaker 9: The next thing, you know, she started touching the promise land.
Speaker 9: And so they moved in together Friday. It's what happened.
Speaker 9: They moved in Friday, and then she was living with
Speaker 9: her and then for three months she stayed with a coworker.
Speaker 9: And then and then they sex life went south, you know,
Speaker 9: because you know, that's all she was doing with thigh pattern,
Speaker 9: and she wasn't trying to do no better than that.
Speaker 9: All that thigh pattern got old after three months because
Speaker 9: thy pattern is you got to come with MO, you know,
Speaker 9: and she just didn't have mo.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 9: So her husband started coming over there begging her back.
Speaker 9: And her husband was sitting there talking to about baby,
Speaker 9: come on back home, and he was rubbing your thigh too,
Speaker 9: but you already had known that.
Speaker 2: So you pushed his hand off.
Speaker 9: And there after the fourth trial trying to rub your thigh,
Speaker 9: you pushed his hand off, so he just said, hell,
Speaker 9: I'm gonna skip it. So he quit asking you because
Speaker 9: you kept saying no. Then he stopped begging you to
Speaker 9: come home, and he unfollowed you on social media. I
Speaker 9: wasn't blocked on his phone, but he stopped taking my calls.
Speaker 9: My coworker that you had moved, that she was had
Speaker 9: decided she getting back with her ex husband. See all,
Speaker 9: y'all was married, and she decided she getting back with
Speaker 9: her ex husband because when he came over and begged
Speaker 9: her back at worked, because he didn't use the thigh
Speaker 9: rubbing technique, he went something else. Your stupid ass husband
Speaker 9: was trying to come back with thigh rubby. Anyway, she
Speaker 9: wanted to move back there with her husband, so they
Speaker 9: asked so and they was gonna move back in together.
Speaker 9: So now you ain't got nowhere to go, so you
Speaker 9: had to crawl back to your husband. Now, you said,
Speaker 9: only been three months, so you thought it was gonna
Speaker 9: be easy going back home, But he told you he
Speaker 9: had a new woman and she was taking great care
Speaker 9: of him. I told him he was still married to me,
Speaker 9: so the woman had to go. He told me that
Speaker 9: he knew I was sleeping with the woman that was
Speaker 9: the coworker while I was living with her, and said
Speaker 9: the coworker came to him and begged him to let me.
Speaker 9: You come back to the house because she wanted you
Speaker 9: out the house. My husband said, you can. I'm back home,
Speaker 9: come out, but I'm staying with his new chicken. Right
Speaker 9: here is the question in the letter. How can he
Speaker 9: admit that he's cheating on me?
Speaker 2: And I have to accept it?
Speaker 9: How because that's what he just told you. See, you
Speaker 9: can't get mad at him for cheating on you. You
Speaker 9: moved in with the woman and was cheating on him,
Speaker 9: and he knew it because your coworker came and told
Speaker 9: it to him and said, could you take her back?
Speaker 9: Because I don't want her because I'm going to get
Speaker 9: back my ex husband. How can he admit that he's
Speaker 9: cheating on me? He just did it, and I have
Speaker 9: to accept it. You don't have to accept it. But
Speaker 9: he ain't getting rid of this new girl who.
Speaker 2: No she in there? I'm talking.
Speaker 9: He get through here in the corner, sucking his thumb
Speaker 9: in a fetal position, sipping on lemonade. No, no, he
Speaker 9: done went down and said he she doing him so good.
Speaker 9: He neked in the corner in a fetal possision with
Speaker 9: his knees up by his chest, sucking his thumb, drinking
Speaker 9: on a Sunday delight with a straw in it. She
Speaker 9: done just took him all the way back. He got
Speaker 9: the Sunday delight with the little hole in the way.
Speaker 9: You pushed a little bit of straw and you be
Speaker 9: sucking through a cocktail straw.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she got that.
Speaker 9: Boy messed up. But do I swallow my pride and
Speaker 9: stay with a man, or do I face embarrassment and
Speaker 9: go stay with my parents? I go stay with my parents.
Speaker 9: Like Shirley said, the marriage is oh, come on now,
Speaker 9: he don't want you. She don't want you, her ex
Speaker 9: her ex husband, that your coworker, and went back to
Speaker 9: he don't want you. Now, gonna really miss your mind up.
Speaker 9: You try to move back in with your mom and
Speaker 9: daddy and you find out they don't They don't want you. Boy,
Speaker 9: you're asking to be out what.
Speaker 1: Girl?
Speaker 7: You got? Some you got?
Speaker 9: You have found out a lot about yourself in three months.
Speaker 9: You have found out in ninety days that don't that
Speaker 9: don't nobody won't you go on back to your mamma
Speaker 9: and Neam house. Your daddy he gonna let you stay there.
Speaker 7: Now.
Speaker 9: Your mama gonna put up a fuss. You need to
Speaker 9: go on back over there and work your marriage out.
Speaker 9: That's what your mama gonna see. You can stay here
Speaker 9: long as you can.
Speaker 5: All right.
Speaker 13: Over there on Today's Strawberry Letter on Instagram at Steve
Speaker 13: Barb FM and check out the Strawberry Letter podcast on
Speaker 13: the free iHeartRadio app. Coming up next, it is Junior.
Speaker 13: You ready, Junior?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 13: And Sports Talk. You got a lot going on, Junior,
Speaker 13: all right? Right after this, you're listening Steve.
Speaker 11: Hardy Morning Show.
Speaker 1: All right, Junior, it is time now for you and
Speaker 1: Sports Talk.
Speaker 10: What you got Pippin? Come on, pimp all day and
Speaker 10: what's up.
Speaker 1: Let's just get to it.
Speaker 2: What's up, ladies, everybody good.
Speaker 10: Let's see how we did Week five. Pippin bears wencle Man.
Speaker 10: This forty to twenty Pippin.
Speaker 2: Wooh, that's a big win for Justin Fields. I'm sure
Speaker 2: glad he got one.
Speaker 9: I don't think I picked him though.
Speaker 10: Jaguars man beat the Bills twenty five to twenty.
Speaker 9: That's unbelievable. That wasn't going I know, good here one,
Speaker 9: I ain't picked it, dude, ball.
Speaker 2: Who that man?
Speaker 10: The Steelers man beat the Ravens seventeen to ten.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I was hoping they didn't, but they did. Stealers
Speaker 9: looking strong this year.
Speaker 2: We got to hear we gott to whoop them?
Speaker 1: Hey, what did you do with this?
Speaker 5: For?
Speaker 10: Pipping Man?
Speaker 12: The Falcons beat the Texas twenty one to nineteen late
Speaker 12: field goal, I think you're going to Texas.
Speaker 9: I went into ten.
Speaker 2: Damn I m lost my damn mine.
Speaker 15: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 10: The Lions man beat the Panthers forty to to twenty four.
Speaker 2: Ell yeah, de Troit. Then there you go.
Speaker 13: Man.
Speaker 10: The Dolphins over the Giants thirty one to sixteen.
Speaker 11: Cold it man.
Speaker 10: The Bengals over the Cardinals thirty four to twenty.
Speaker 9: Ooh, you know, I knew that was gonna help. I
Speaker 9: was pulling for the Cardinals. You know, let's let's just
Speaker 9: keep it real.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I got you.
Speaker 10: Here we go, Pippy. This made me feel better.
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 10: The Eagles over the Rams twenty three to fourteen.
Speaker 9: Ain't no doubt. Jalen Hers signe fine, baby, do you
Speaker 9: know what I'm saying?
Speaker 10: Well, Pippy, what did you do here?
Speaker 12: Pipping the Jets over the Broncos thirty one to twenty
Speaker 12: one the Jets Damn.
Speaker 10: Wait a minute, FIfF.
Speaker 12: Yeah, man, all right, here we're gonna Pippin the chiefs
Speaker 12: old the Bikers twenty seven to twenty Easy, easy, okay, Pip, here.
Speaker 7: We go on.
Speaker 2: What you think about this?
Speaker 12: Pip the forty nine is over the Cowboys forty two
Speaker 12: to tenne wait, Dak Prescott through three interceptions. Man, hey,
Speaker 12: he close to that ten mark already. The Las Vegas
Speaker 12: Raiders man beat the Package seventeen to thirteen.
Speaker 9: Pippin, No, that ain't surprised me, all right.
Speaker 1: And Pippin thank you.
Speaker 13: Coming up at the top of the hour, female listener
Speaker 13: wants to know why her dad's girlfriend is hating on her.
Speaker 1: We'll find out right after this.
Speaker 13: You're listening hardy Morning show. This is from Diamond to
Speaker 13: Import Arthur. She says, I'm forty and married, and my
Speaker 13: father still comes to take care of me and my household.
Speaker 13: He hand washes my car, He comes in and washes
Speaker 13: my betting once a week and he makes us some
Speaker 13: kind of cast roll to get through the week. My
Speaker 13: husband and I come home and there's a whole meal.
Speaker 1: In the crock pot waiting for us.
Speaker 13: My father got a new girlfriend two months ago, and
Speaker 13: she started hating on.
Speaker 1: How he treats me.
Speaker 13: And it's got my dad's second guessing my husband. It's
Speaker 13: like my dad took care of both of us, but
Speaker 13: now my dad thinks my husband needs to step up
Speaker 13: and be more manly. I know this is coming from
Speaker 13: this new chick he's dating. Why is he letting her
Speaker 13: influence him?
Speaker 9: Well, your man do need to step up and be
Speaker 9: more manly? What you talking about? Your daddy come on
Speaker 9: over there washing your car? Your daddy over here, fix
Speaker 9: your food? Da ain't your daddy job? Your man need
Speaker 9: to be washing your car, your daddy over the house,
Speaker 9: washing your car for Let me help you understand something.
Speaker 9: Nobody Nobody gonna question my manho, that's not gonna happen.
Speaker 9: Ever I'm doing. I'm doing all of my damn duties
Speaker 9: as a man, all of them. I ain't short in
Speaker 9: that department nowhere in the protection. I got it covered
Speaker 9: one hundred. Now, yeah, it might be coming from your girlfriend.
Speaker 9: But why is your man letting your daddy wash his
Speaker 9: damn car?
Speaker 2: Really?
Speaker 1: Really you don't like it either.
Speaker 2: I wish the hell I would go over colleague house
Speaker 2: and wash being car.
Speaker 14: What.
Speaker 9: But see, I ain't got to worry about that because
Speaker 9: being over there handling business being a good end rain
Speaker 9: My son in law is handling business. He's a great
Speaker 9: father man, You're a great father, outstanding.
Speaker 10: Yeah all right, yeah, I can't I can't see that
Speaker 10: being doing that. That that's crazy, mister Harvey, you missus spot.
Speaker 7: That ain't even being's makeup man.
Speaker 12: Father in law doing all that labors this hog this
Speaker 12: hog man, we can use a little most season on
Speaker 12: his meeting us.
Speaker 1: Right, you're just sitting there chilling.
Speaker 13: Being saying right, look, yeah, I think we have time
Speaker 13: for one more Steve. This is from Pooh and Chesterfield,
Speaker 13: who says I'm a single mother and my son is
Speaker 13: usually sleep when I have men over at night. Yes,
Speaker 13: I date a few men, but that doesn't mean I'm
Speaker 13: sleeping with all of them. My son asked his friend's
Speaker 13: mom why she didn't have a lot of boyfriends like
Speaker 13: his mom. This woman had the nerve to tell me
Speaker 13: that I need to be more conscious of what I
Speaker 13: do in my own home.
Speaker 1: My son is sick, so does he run this house.
Speaker 5: Or do I?
Speaker 2: Well, your son ain't as sleep as you think.
Speaker 9: And and the woman makes a sense because the little
Speaker 9: boy six is asking questions. Now, No, he don't run
Speaker 9: the house. But look, if you think he's sleep because
Speaker 9: you don't want him to see your activity, it is
Speaker 9: because you ain't proud of your activities. He said, he
Speaker 9: see you, but you know you think he's sleeping here
Speaker 9: here here in something. Y'all in that, y'all in there
Speaker 9: making noise. Now you saying I'm not sleeping with all
Speaker 9: of them? You sleeping with enough of them.
Speaker 1: He's got questions. What did the little boy say to
Speaker 1: her friends? Mam why boyfriend?
Speaker 9: Hey, your mom ain't got a lot of dude rolling
Speaker 9: through him. My mama be having no book in here.
Speaker 9: He think that's the norm.
Speaker 7: That's bad.
Speaker 9: How come your mama ain't nobody on your I done
Speaker 9: been on here spending night. Ain't nobody coming over here?
Speaker 2: Your mom holling or nothing? Damn ricky, my mama mom?
Speaker 2: Man who boy boen? I go to bed to be
Speaker 2: wild up in here?
Speaker 1: So quiet in your house? At night.
Speaker 2: Where your uncle's at.
Speaker 8: Uncle.
Speaker 9: Yeah, ladies, you got it, you got you gotta watch it,
Speaker 9: because yeah, he's picking up from you young and if
Speaker 9: that the image you want your son to have of
Speaker 9: his mother, didn't continue, Yeah, all right.
Speaker 1: Right, yeah, all right, all right. Coming up in twenty
Speaker 1: minutes after the hour.
Speaker 13: Uh, we'll talk to Steve Harvey about what he did
Speaker 13: on his wife's birthday and for his wife's birthday right
Speaker 13: after this.
Speaker 1: You're listening.
Speaker 11: Morning Show.
Speaker 13: All right, Steve, you always tell us every year what
Speaker 13: you do for Marjorie's birthday, so I know this year
Speaker 13: is just as special.
Speaker 2: What happened, Well, yeah.
Speaker 9: It's a little bit different, you know, we traveling. Uh so, No,
Speaker 9: she had a great birthday. Kids flew into surprise her. No,
Speaker 9: she didn't know the kids were coming, so they flew
Speaker 9: into surprise her. Me and my wife had a great birthday.
Speaker 2: I got there in.
Speaker 9: Time to help us celebrate it. She had the most
Speaker 9: amazing floral arrangements you've ever seen. This was the greatest
Speaker 9: I've ever done. I had to take a bow for
Speaker 9: these right here. Boy, I did myself. When the dude
Speaker 9: that was fixing them, when he sent a picture to
Speaker 9: get my approval of the first one. And he was
Speaker 9: on a step stool to put the flowers down into
Speaker 9: the vase. He was on a step stool that I
Speaker 9: knew I was doing something real gangster.
Speaker 1: Yeah that's impressive.
Speaker 9: And then you know, I gave her a mini shopping spree,
Speaker 9: so and it wasn't much of a space. She bought
Speaker 9: one item, She's very conscious of that. And we had
Speaker 9: dinner and we had a birthday lunch and we had
Speaker 9: a really really good time as she was so happy
Speaker 9: to see the kids and spend time with the grandkids.
Speaker 9: And hey man, me and my wife happy. So good
Speaker 9: luck all out there that's trying to accomplish anything else.
Speaker 9: But thank you, thank you for your prayers out there
Speaker 9: for you all people and for those that hate us,
Speaker 9: just know that I hate you back.
Speaker 2: Stay well.
Speaker 1: Coming up at thirty three minutes after the hour, we'll
Speaker 1: play around it. Would you rather?
Speaker 13: Right after this you're listening hard morning show, It's time
Speaker 13: now for a round? I would you rather? Would you
Speaker 13: rather sleep without a pillow? Would you rather sleep without
Speaker 13: a sheet or a blanket?
Speaker 1: Which one?
Speaker 7: Oh no?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Yeah I need that couple of cover.
Speaker 9: Yeah I won't I won't it.
Speaker 12: I want a sheet and blanket, but she takes it
Speaker 12: all at nice so but I won't the sheet.
Speaker 2: I had no dog. Oh, they'll take it, then they'll
Speaker 2: throw it back at you. Take it.
Speaker 12: I ain't never you, I ain't never got the right
Speaker 12: end of the blanket. I got the one from the bottom.
Speaker 12: I don't know how I got that.
Speaker 9: Whatever, Hey, junior, better take that little corner and get
Speaker 9: yourself wrapped.
Speaker 7: Up in.
Speaker 13: Wear some flannels, all right, all right? Would you rather
Speaker 13: live in the world with no music, no music? Or
Speaker 13: would you rather live in the world with no movies?
Speaker 9: Wow, no movies?
Speaker 2: To hell with that music, y'all going on by your
Speaker 2: with this music?
Speaker 11: We got.
Speaker 14: What?
Speaker 2: What man listening to?
Speaker 9: Watching no damn movie?
Speaker 15: You know?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 13: Would you rather your mind stays young forever or your
Speaker 13: body stays young forever?
Speaker 1: No mind or your body?
Speaker 2: I want my old ass, man, I'll do that.
Speaker 7: I want, yeah, my body.
Speaker 9: Well tell me that's an easy choice for you, guys,
Speaker 9: mature and wonderfully you know, still got the body of
Speaker 9: the little boy, so got.
Speaker 2: Pretty much got you got the best of birth world
Speaker 2: right now. Don't nobody know how.
Speaker 9: Old you are, But you're shocked and everything, talking like
Speaker 9: old lass man walking around the door, Joe.
Speaker 2: Outfence on boy timing. While you was gone, Boy.
Speaker 9: I watched episodes of Ready to Love Boy did and Boy,
Speaker 9: I said, dude, they really know him.
Speaker 3: I was sitting there watching who is this cross leg
Speaker 3: glasses on?
Speaker 2: So is giving him these lines?
Speaker 13: He said that.
Speaker 9: That's preposterous, said, who is this on this show?
Speaker 7: You know, man, you've been.
Speaker 2: Dressing kind of nice. I seen pieces, I said, a
Speaker 2: couple of pieces. I won't you know.
Speaker 9: A couple of shoes are only too Yeah, those some
Speaker 9: nice shoes, but I know they ain't have them in
Speaker 9: growing up side.
Speaker 13: All right, that's today's round of would you rather un sneakers?
Speaker 14: Boy?
Speaker 2: They'd be making down their baby cap.
Speaker 13: Before we close out the show, we'll talk about the
Speaker 13: Powerball jackpot right after this.
Speaker 11: You're listening hard morning show.
Speaker 1: All right, guys, here we are last break of the day.
Speaker 13: Now, don't forget before we get to closing remarks that
Speaker 13: the Powerball jackpart jackpot continues to grow. All right, it's
Speaker 13: growing and growing and growing. There was not a winter
Speaker 13: Monday night. The jackpot for tonight's drawing is now up
Speaker 13: to Steve Harvey, You ready for this? One point seventy
Speaker 13: three billion with a B dollars?
Speaker 2: Okay, what's what's the cash out? The one time get out?
Speaker 13: It'll be a lumpsum payment of seven hundred and fifty
Speaker 13: six zero point six million.
Speaker 9: Same thing, same the same money to me, one billion,
Speaker 9: seven hundred billing, the same number, The same thing gonna happen.
Speaker 1: Huh, same ball of light style. Oh, so have you
Speaker 1: brought your tickets?
Speaker 2: You guys bought your ticket?
Speaker 7: Chet, I haven't one for this yet.
Speaker 2: Y'all normally buy look like you too, You're good today.
Speaker 1: What's what's the first thing you'll buy? Though, Steve?
Speaker 13: What would be the first thing you would buy with
Speaker 13: seven hundred and fifty six point six billions?
Speaker 2: None? None?
Speaker 5: Not?
Speaker 9: What am I going to buy? Mm hmm?
Speaker 2: It's you go?
Speaker 9: What am I going to say?
Speaker 1: What are you gonna say? Not even do?
Speaker 11: What are you gonna?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 2: Don't buy? Don't The shopping is coming.
Speaker 1: But you gotta say a few things.
Speaker 2: It's the phone calls. Oh, yeah, who you calling?
Speaker 8: Who's the first call?
Speaker 15: Who the first?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Who the first call? Well, it's gonna be about it.
Speaker 9: I'm probably gonna have to make about sixty individual calls.
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, it's gonna be sixty. Yeah, because I'm and
Speaker 9: I don't know any of these people.
Speaker 1: Who don't know you don't know, no, no, no, no strangers.
Speaker 2: Yeah no, well they have blogs.
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, you gonna go oh all these nobody has bloggers.
Speaker 2: Oh I got time for that. Get the phone.
Speaker 11: I don't know.
Speaker 9: I got seven hundred million, he said, Oh wait, oh wait,
Speaker 9: Steve looking for you. You don't think they're gonna answer
Speaker 9: the call, right right?
Speaker 2: Okay, So that's first they're gonna do.
Speaker 9: And then all my emails, social media, telephone numbers, all
Speaker 9: those go away immediately. Nobody has my number. The only
Speaker 9: person I'm gonna have to call right away is my
Speaker 9: oldest sister, Mona. We have to call Mona and give
Speaker 9: Mona my number because Mona not gonna play that, right,
Speaker 9: And I'm scared of my sister. I'm scared of my sister.
Speaker 9: So I called Mona gill Mona number. But after that,
Speaker 9: ain't nobody else gonna have the phones under.
Speaker 2: That's you know, JR. Let me tell you something. So
Speaker 2: done with us as matter not ever talk to it ever.
Speaker 9: I stop referring to us as us.
Speaker 7: This is no more.
Speaker 9: Yeah, that's that's not don't say that, junr. All you're
Speaker 9: gonna do is hurt yourself. So you could just so
Speaker 9: you could just say so unk. You're not gonna call
Speaker 9: them people on that zoom right now.
Speaker 2: Now what I will do?
Speaker 9: What I will do, I will make all of y'all
Speaker 9: instant millionaires.
Speaker 1: When I go, yay, thank you, thank you.
Speaker 9: Dave included what right?
Speaker 2: Cat?
Speaker 9: Just Dave and Cat, I ain't gonna have to leave.
Speaker 9: I'm gonna give a Crystal like forty grand.
Speaker 1: That's gonna take care of Crystal.
Speaker 9: I'm gonna give her like forty grand. Don't just dog
Speaker 9: forty grand. Christal don't even like me?
Speaker 1: Loves you?
Speaker 9: No, she don't.
Speaker 2: What did all you talking about?
Speaker 9: I know when somebody don't like me, it's cool. I'm
Speaker 9: gonna give you forty because I don't want you to
Speaker 9: feel that stink by me. You know, everybody else got
Speaker 9: a million, all I got was forty.
Speaker 7: What you don't really like?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I was thinking about give me you nothing.
Speaker 13: Shoulder, Yeah, have a phone calls okay, yeah, and I'm
Speaker 13: making one call.
Speaker 2: Callen.
Speaker 8: So you said the sixty calls the money? Now, who
Speaker 8: what you're gonna buy first, and then we're go here,
Speaker 8: we're talking.
Speaker 2: Tell me what you're gonna buy.
Speaker 9: First thing I'm gonna buy. I got it's two more cribs.
Speaker 9: I'm gonna get to just two more cribs. That's all
Speaker 9: I ain't gonna have. That ain't gonna get as expensive
Speaker 9: as you think. And then I'm gonna get an airplane
Speaker 9: that y'all go. When i'm flying back, y'all know it's
Speaker 9: me because it's gonna be solid.
Speaker 1: Gold, a solid old plane.
Speaker 9: I like it well painted painted, Oh.
Speaker 1: Yeah, a painted goal.
Speaker 2: Okay, getting nasty.
Speaker 13: Okay, this is off from seven hundred and fifty six
Speaker 13: point six. All right, Tommy, you said you're making on
Speaker 13: phone call one?
Speaker 7: Yeah, Ooper s Yeah, I'm walking right out that house.
Speaker 7: I'm getting the uber and I ain't never come back.
Speaker 7: That boy, that boy twelve, And I raised that boy good.
Speaker 7: He's gonna be all right. He got to be mannerable
Speaker 7: and everything you're gonna make good with itself in life.
Speaker 7: You're on the right record. Study well, that boy don't
Speaker 7: need me no more after that, you know, I got
Speaker 7: a good jump start. That boy good. That my little girl,
Speaker 7: and journalism she's doing well in school, all of them,
Speaker 7: everybody fine, and I got to walk out of them
Speaker 7: and keep them clothes all that. Whoever whoever the next
Speaker 7: day he is, he got plenty of cold clothes, shoes,
Speaker 7: all that stuff. You Tom y'all, you have that record
Speaker 7: a Rose Roy.
Speaker 2: I'm gone.
Speaker 9: And you may never hear from us again.
Speaker 2: I have a great day, hockey, God, ask God, can
Speaker 2: you win it too?
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