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Speaker 6: Good morning everybody you are listening to the voice, Come
Speaker 6: on dig me now, one and only Steve Harvey. Ah
Speaker 6: got a radio show you know today. I was thinking
Speaker 6: of what I would say today and it just dawned
Speaker 6: on me this way, and I just want to share
Speaker 6: this with everybody listening.
Speaker 4: You've got to get some help to make it through life.
Speaker 6: I cannot imagine where I would be if it was
Speaker 6: not for the help of my God, if it wasn't
Speaker 6: for his grace and mercy, if I did not have
Speaker 6: the ability to lean on him and all the times
Speaker 6: I've had to lean on him, which has become a
Speaker 6: daily basis. I have no idea where I would be,
Speaker 6: but clearly I know for a matter of fact, I
Speaker 6: would not be here today. You have got to get
Speaker 6: some help to get through this thing called life. I
Speaker 6: am begging you to look into it. Man, you've got
Speaker 6: to form a relationship with God. Without a relationship with God,
Speaker 6: this thing called life is daunting at times.
Speaker 4: I don't care who you are.
Speaker 6: I know I'm speaking the truth right now, because listen,
Speaker 6: no matter who you are, what job title you have,
Speaker 6: what aspirations you may have, I don't care what your
Speaker 6: educational background is or is not. It does not matter.
Speaker 6: If you don't get a real relationship going on with God.
Speaker 6: I don't see how you can make it. So many
Speaker 6: people are faking in fronting out here like they got
Speaker 6: it going on, and you don't know, and you really
Speaker 6: don't know how many people that you think in your
Speaker 6: neighborhood had it going on because you saw a car
Speaker 6: pull up in the driveway, or they house look bigger,
Speaker 6: or the grass is cutting nicer, and you only find
Speaker 6: out that a foreclosure side on they house too.
Speaker 4: See, you don't know.
Speaker 6: The mask that people put on to parade around in
Speaker 6: is for appearance sakes. So a lot of people you
Speaker 6: looking at that you think got it going on? Who
Speaker 6: might be the pattern of success that you wan a trace?
Speaker 6: You got to be real careful with that because it
Speaker 6: may not be as it appears to be. But one
Speaker 6: thing is for sure, no matter what's going on in
Speaker 6: your life, I know that behind whatever mask I'm wearing,
Speaker 6: or I realized, no matter what the appearances may be,
Speaker 6: that on the other side of me, I'm gonna be
Speaker 6: just fine.
Speaker 5: See.
Speaker 6: You may be outwardly people hating on you, talking about you,
Speaker 6: dragging your name through the mud. Look, man, people can
Speaker 6: say stuff about you. Most people talking about you don't
Speaker 6: even know you. They just participating in it. You can
Speaker 6: have that appearance going on, but behind you, within you,
Speaker 6: if you have a relationship with God, it don't matter
Speaker 6: because you can be all right. I've seen it get
Speaker 6: real stormy on the outside for me, but on the
Speaker 6: inside I just had to feel and I was gonna
Speaker 6: be all right.
Speaker 4: See that's what the relationship gives you, man.
Speaker 6: It gives you the confidence to know that the things
Speaker 6: that you're going through a temporary that is just the
Speaker 6: space that you happen to be in. Like I said
Speaker 6: the other day, you got to remember something. The road
Speaker 6: to success is always under construction. You might as well
Speaker 6: get ready for that if you plan it on changing,
Speaker 6: getting better, doing something about your health. If you decide, hey, look,
Speaker 6: I just would like to live a longer, more prosperous life,
Speaker 6: or hey, I want to make X amount of dollars,
Speaker 6: or hey man, I'm gonna stop staying out in these
Speaker 6: streets and I'm gonna come home and treat my family
Speaker 6: way they ought to be treated. I don't care what
Speaker 6: decision you make. When you strike out on that road
Speaker 6: to success, it's under construction, partner. There's barrels out there,
Speaker 6: there's wide turns, there's detours.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 6: It's being out there holding signs saying slow down. Sometimes
Speaker 6: they put the stop sign up. You got to wait
Speaker 6: and watch people go by you on the other side.
Speaker 6: Then before you can take off again. You've all been
Speaker 6: on the road with construction on it. It can be
Speaker 6: so frustrating. And the whole time you on that road,
Speaker 6: I know, when I'm on the road we could under construction.
Speaker 6: I'm always thinking of an alternative path. I ain't ever
Speaker 6: set in traffic under construction, man, and thought of if
Speaker 6: I get off on this exit, where would it take me?
Speaker 6: Not knowing, but just man, could I keep moving if
Speaker 6: I go that way? That's a dangerous thing sometimes, see,
Speaker 6: because Oftentimes when we get off the road to success
Speaker 6: and we take that other path, we get further and
Speaker 6: further off course. Because wasn't no detourls signed for that,
Speaker 6: Just a decision I made on my own because I
Speaker 6: don't like sitting here sometimes I don't have the patience
Speaker 6: I ought to have, so I've taken some what I
Speaker 6: thought might be shortcuts. But I got to tell you something,
Speaker 6: ain't no shortcuts on the road to success. Even the
Speaker 6: detour signs wind up taking you a little bit out
Speaker 6: your way. And look background. I remember one time I
Speaker 6: was coming from Las Vegas and that was some type
Speaker 6: of chemical spill in the truck and you could all
Speaker 6: see the smoke up ahead.
Speaker 4: It very faint.
Speaker 6: So they detoreed us through the desert and we had
Speaker 6: to go all the way around, and I drove, man
Speaker 6: like an hour and a half out of the way.
Speaker 6: And when they entered us back on the freeway where
Speaker 6: we were to go back to La as soon as
Speaker 6: I got it that exit to get back on the freeway,
Speaker 6: I looked.
Speaker 4: Right there and there the accident was.
Speaker 6: Now it was an hour and a half hour forty
Speaker 6: five all the way around in that desert to get
Speaker 6: back to almost the same place.
Speaker 4: But it was the best way to go because see,
Speaker 4: that was the route to take.
Speaker 6: And that's what you got to understand about trying to
Speaker 6: make the right decision to be successful, that the road
Speaker 6: to success is always under construction. You're gonna have to
Speaker 6: go round a little bit, so quick, stop being impatient
Speaker 6: with I don't want to go around.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna go this way. You go that way if
Speaker 4: you want to just follow the detour science.
Speaker 6: See, because somebody that came up this road before, you
Speaker 6: have somebody travel the road already and they took the
Speaker 6: way around, and yeah, it seemed like it's a longer way,
Speaker 6: and you want to make that other decision. But stay
Speaker 6: on the road to success. It's under construction, man, That's
Speaker 6: just the way it goes. Don't lose your patience and
Speaker 6: try to create a shortcut for yourself. I'm gonna go away.
Speaker 6: Ain't nobody ever gone way? Hold up, Pardoner, you really
Speaker 6: think you're gonna do that? Listen, there's oftentimes a lot
Speaker 6: of rewards when you go the least travel path, but
Speaker 6: the road to success is the least travel path. That's
Speaker 6: what you keep getting mixed up. You keep thinking if
Speaker 6: you go another way. No, No, stay on the road
Speaker 6: to success. That is the least travel path. It's under construction.
Speaker 6: You can go out there with your machete if you
Speaker 6: want to talking about cutting new trails. You think the
Speaker 6: road to success is under construction, take the other route
Speaker 6: and get that machete out and see how long you
Speaker 6: be out there trying to cut a path. Sometimes, Man,
Speaker 6: you just got to stay patient. The road to success
Speaker 6: has been traveled before by millions of people in front
Speaker 6: of you, everybody that has some setbacks in life. But
Speaker 6: don't get off the road to success just because you
Speaker 6: having some setbacks, just because you see some orange barrels up,
Speaker 6: just because there's some men out there with vest on
Speaker 6: what they got to.
Speaker 3: Do with you?
Speaker 6: Everybody, everybody that's trying to be successful, is on that road.
Speaker 6: Your relationship with God helps you guide yourself around the barrels.
Speaker 6: It helps you have the patience to go around that way.
Speaker 6: He gonna get you back where you gotta be. But
Speaker 6: you got to go out there so you can learn
Speaker 6: some things. See, you need God to make it in
Speaker 6: life because the road to success is always under construction.
Speaker 6: He calms you down when the barrels is up He
Speaker 6: lets you know it's gonna be all right. He rewards
Speaker 6: you with the patience to finish because he gonna get
Speaker 6: you right back where you need to be and you
Speaker 6: can get on which way you is going.
Speaker 4: Okay, all right, y'all, we're gonna try that today.
Speaker 7: You're listening.
Speaker 1: Morning shows, uh, ladies and Germany.
Speaker 6: You know what, I'm not gonna do that this morning.
Speaker 6: What I'm going to do is I'm going to approach
Speaker 6: it differently. I am going to assume that you've already
Speaker 6: thanked him. I am going to assume that you are
Speaker 6: already grateful, and I am already going to assume that
Speaker 6: you've already made your necessary adjustments in the three levels
Speaker 6: of attitude, gratitude, attitude, altitude. I'm just gonna assume you
Speaker 6: do it because I know that I'm talking to that
Speaker 6: type of people. I'm talking to a type of people. Well,
Speaker 6: you ain't got to keep telling them over and over
Speaker 6: and over, because most of us who are listening to
Speaker 6: this show have children, and we know the exhaustion of
Speaker 6: saying something to somebody over and over and over and
Speaker 6: over and they keep not listening. We are not children,
Speaker 6: We are children of God. But we ain't baby children,
Speaker 6: Ladies and gentlemen. That's how I'm starting. Steve hark Mortish,
Speaker 6: Why did I choose to do that? I have no idea.
Speaker 6: I just tripped, that's all. I just I just tripped.
Speaker 6: Just now, I just tripped. I said, baby, I love
Speaker 6: that baby. Baby tip were grown.
Speaker 4: I like that child. What you fins to do is
Speaker 4: stop acting like a baby child. I like that one.
Speaker 4: I don't know where your man child at, but you
Speaker 4: need to draw on it.
Speaker 6: Charlie Strawberry calling for real Mississippi, Monica Junior, nephew, Tommy,
Speaker 6: Ladies and gentlemen, Steve Harvey Morning Show.
Speaker 4: We started the same way. Your sir, what in the
Speaker 4: world is on your mind? Well? You know what up?
Speaker 2: Man?
Speaker 4: Today?
Speaker 1: Man, I just want to say, man, I want to
Speaker 1: give your flowers up. Why are you here?
Speaker 6: Man?
Speaker 8: You know your mentorship really means something, man, And I
Speaker 8: want to say thank you for taking the time man,
Speaker 8: that you take with me.
Speaker 1: And all these other young men that you do this for.
Speaker 8: Because I just realized, however tough, I got your methods
Speaker 8: un orthodox.
Speaker 1: Now they're not normal methods.
Speaker 4: You you do something.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they kind of on orthodox, but I get the message. Though,
Speaker 1: And I just want to tell you, even though I
Speaker 1: was going through some things, I've learned so much about life.
Speaker 1: That's what I did. You had to teach it to me.
Speaker 8: And I just appreciate that, man, because I don't never
Speaker 8: thank you for it. I just assume you're supposed to
Speaker 8: do it for me, and you don't.
Speaker 4: You really don't. I assume he's supposed to do it
Speaker 4: for me. I don't care how you feel.
Speaker 6: See the two angles I had to deal with everything. Yeah,
Speaker 6: it's why I wake up and yeah, that's what I got. Well,
Speaker 6: I appreciate that, Junior. I know my methods is a
Speaker 6: bit on orthodox. I feel told that by uh my
Speaker 6: wife told me that reason. I don't know why you
Speaker 6: raised these boys like that. Well, you know you don't
Speaker 6: know how, So what is you talking to me for?
Speaker 6: You know, just like I don't know how to turn
Speaker 6: none of these girls into women. And as soon as
Speaker 6: I said that, now, my wife texts me.
Speaker 4: Right on time.
Speaker 1: She's listening right now.
Speaker 6: Oh she just text me. She just texts me right now,
Speaker 6: and a really wonderful text. I like to retract what I.
Speaker 1: Just said about because she's listening.
Speaker 4: I show hope now wellness, how we're doing today?
Speaker 7: Come on, Charley, let's go all right.
Speaker 9: Coming up at thirty two minutes after the hour, we'll
Speaker 9: hear from the nephew as he runs that prank back
Speaker 9: right after this. You're listening hardy, morning show time Now
Speaker 9: for the nephew to run that prank back.
Speaker 5: What you got for his neph I'm working it out
Speaker 5: up in here and done two hundred push ups this
Speaker 5: morning before we started the show, and after that. I
Speaker 5: could badly get too brushed to my mind, but I'm here.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you did, you push up, but you can't brush
Speaker 4: you deep? Yeah, I understand what you have with that down.
Speaker 4: I can't.
Speaker 3: I can't move.
Speaker 4: What do you think your max number?
Speaker 1: Push ups?
Speaker 9: Here?
Speaker 3: One time?
Speaker 4: What can you do?
Speaker 5: I'm probably in the forties if I just pushed myself.
Speaker 5: That's pushing though. Now as we get through that for that,
Speaker 5: that honey, we're gonna get you that huney. Now we're
Speaker 5: gonna that's it.
Speaker 6: Last time I did it, I did thirty one. And
Speaker 6: I don't really think that you even count that last.
Speaker 4: That's really getting up, ain't it. That's really I really.
Speaker 6: Thought I counted to get up out the flow that
Speaker 6: thirty one. I did thirty but that was a challenging
Speaker 6: for me. How about you, Jim, I'll get fit in you.
Speaker 4: Damn lie Line.
Speaker 3: Got the.
Speaker 4: Push up challenge already heard push up challenge?
Speaker 8: Hey, you you shouldn't be challenging nobody. First of all,
Speaker 8: that no, you ain't trying to challee nobody. You And
Speaker 8: of course what your challenges have not been working out? Well,
Speaker 8: I figure.
Speaker 4: I can pick it out one I know I can win.
Speaker 5: This is Frank, don't worry about this. Something I need
Speaker 5: to take care. I talked to man, I speak to Terry.
Speaker 5: My name is Daryl, Damen is my brother. I don't
Speaker 5: live in Dallas where y'all live at. I'm the one
Speaker 5: that live out of town. But we didn't have a
Speaker 5: family meeting and talked about it. And uh, I know
Speaker 5: Travis is your son. He eight years old. But the
Speaker 5: problem is the reason why I'm calling you, uh, Tyry,
Speaker 5: is cause we didn't found out that Travis ain't none
Speaker 5: of Damon's child. Excuse me, Travis ain't none a Damon child.
Speaker 5: He been paying you child support here for the last
Speaker 5: and you say I'm there, I'm Damon brother.
Speaker 10: And who gave you this information.
Speaker 4: We all have found the information out.
Speaker 5: We actually gonna go down there to the courthouse and
Speaker 5: get all this stuff rectified. But we didn't found out
Speaker 5: that ain't none of Damon's child. And you've been sit
Speaker 5: up here sending you money seven eight hundred dollars a
Speaker 5: month and this child ain't even here.
Speaker 4: Now, I hate for Travis to find this out, and he.
Speaker 10: Gonna have to find it out, but he ain't gonna
Speaker 10: find Ask why are you calling me?
Speaker 4: Look?
Speaker 5: The family then had a meeting, and I'm the one
Speaker 5: that they decided to make the phone call and tell
Speaker 5: you what's going on.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 3: I don't want you.
Speaker 10: You don't have a damn thing to do with this.
Speaker 10: You You ain't nobody daddy over here, So I'm not
Speaker 10: sure what you're calling for. Who God made you king
Speaker 10: or wanted you to be head in charge to call?
Speaker 10: But that's not gonna work out.
Speaker 4: Well, let me, why are you doing this to my brother?
Speaker 4: That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: For eight years, the man been sending you seven hundred
Speaker 5: and some dollars a month and this ain't even his child.
Speaker 3: You know why am I even.
Speaker 11: Talking to you?
Speaker 10: I'm not really sure your brother need to call me
Speaker 10: if he has any problems to questions. You have a
Speaker 10: good thing.
Speaker 5: You don't hang No damn phone up on me. Damon
Speaker 5: told me you litt last was hard headed anyway.
Speaker 10: Look, wait, you know what you got the wrong one baby,
Speaker 10: Like I'm trying to not lose all my religion today,
Speaker 10: but you about to make me lose it on your well.
Speaker 10: You don't know who you do it over here. So
Speaker 10: like I said before, my son, your nephew that you
Speaker 10: trying not to claim over there. I don't know why
Speaker 10: you came from wherever they are. You said you came
Speaker 10: from the Dallads to try to came on.
Speaker 4: I came from California down here to Dallas.
Speaker 10: And I'm telling you need to take your ba come
Speaker 10: back to California because down here you don't.
Speaker 4: Know me like this, No, I don't know you, but
Speaker 4: I'm finna know you. And Travis find to know that
Speaker 4: my brother ain't his daddy.
Speaker 10: I don't know you know what. You need to talk
Speaker 10: to your brother again. That's what you need to do.
Speaker 3: And you don't need to be.
Speaker 10: Talking to me.
Speaker 4: You finish sent us all the money my brother didn't
Speaker 4: send y'all.
Speaker 10: I and when I do look but I sent when
Speaker 10: I sent all that eight years worth of money back,
Speaker 10: you gonna.
Speaker 5: Send every dime back because it belonged to my brother.
Speaker 5: That ain't my brother.
Speaker 4: Child.
Speaker 5: Now we ain't got time to be going on. No
Speaker 5: marve pops showing nothing to find out who is right?
Speaker 6: You know what?
Speaker 10: Like I said, you kicked wrong. Want to be your
Speaker 10: best bet. Not to call me anymore. You actually it
Speaker 10: is a good thing that you call because if you
Speaker 10: can't knocking on my door, you got you with today.
Speaker 4: No you go, that's my second thing I'm fen to do.
Speaker 5: If we can't rectified over the fount, I don't have
Speaker 5: a problem coming over there, knocking down some doz and
Speaker 5: getting some questions answered, because damn, it just ain't Damon's baby.
Speaker 10: Obviously you must wish it was yours. So she's taking
Speaker 10: so much interest.
Speaker 5: No it ain't mine, but but it ain't Damon's either,
Speaker 5: And we got nothing money, must not have any and
Speaker 5: looking for a song.
Speaker 10: But I'm sorry this was taken over here and Damon
Speaker 10: where we continue to play?
Speaker 3: When he owes Damon, don't open ask what's wrong with
Speaker 3: your brothers?
Speaker 10: Now you don't want to pay? I'm sorry he's gonna
Speaker 10: continue to play and you can call whoever you want
Speaker 10: to call, do whatever you want to do. So go
Speaker 10: back and tell your mama and everybody else who who's
Speaker 10: waiting for this meeting, to let them know it ain't happening.
Speaker 4: Look, my mama ain't got nothing.
Speaker 12: To do with it.
Speaker 4: Mama business.
Speaker 10: Your mama, you say, sir, Mama and y'all got together.
Speaker 10: She the same way. I'll see where you get it from.
Speaker 10: You're just like her, knows y'all from knows it people.
Speaker 10: Man yaall, damn business.
Speaker 3: That's a grown marind That ain't.
Speaker 5: My mama said it from the get go, that it
Speaker 5: wasn't hunting, that it wasn't Dame in Chilo.
Speaker 3: I mean your mama.
Speaker 10: The two face lock because you ain't what your mama said.
Speaker 4: You ain't finna sit here and bring my mama up
Speaker 4: in this well.
Speaker 10: If you know so much, then you back. Come knock
Speaker 10: on my ball, Come knock on my.
Speaker 3: Ball if you want to.
Speaker 4: We done done.
Speaker 5: The man seven hundred and fifty dollars times twelve times
Speaker 5: eight is seventy two thousand dollars.
Speaker 4: That's how much money my brother didn't send you. And
Speaker 4: that's how much. We want back and I need you
Speaker 4: to get to working on this money.
Speaker 10: Naw, okay, why don't you come over here and get it.
Speaker 5: Don't get your with today, Terry, come on over here.
Speaker 10: You don't see him.
Speaker 3: You can pay you in Dallas when.
Speaker 4: I don't care nothing about but I'm in no Dallas.
Speaker 10: We ain't drying to form you. So what I don't
Speaker 10: even know what they hear is I don't I don't
Speaker 10: even know why I'm wasting my time talking to you.
Speaker 10: Like I said, your brother is a week if he
Speaker 10: got to have you. Y'all had a meeting and you
Speaker 10: got to be the.
Speaker 3: One to call.
Speaker 10: I'm not really understanding.
Speaker 4: Look, I got one more thing I need to say
Speaker 4: to you, is you're listening to me?
Speaker 10: You know you get nerves, that's what you're doing.
Speaker 4: You respect me? Are you listening to me? What this is?
Speaker 5: Nephew Timy from the Steve Harvey Morning Show.
Speaker 4: You just got right, Oh, you just got pranked by
Speaker 4: your sister Tanya. Baby.
Speaker 3: You know what.
Speaker 5: She say talk to her about her baby daddy and
Speaker 5: that baby. Ye oh, all right, let me ask you this.
Speaker 5: What is the baddest I'm talking about the baddest radio
Speaker 5: show in the land to Steve Harby Morning Show.
Speaker 1: All right, nephew, thank you, come out and challenge when
Speaker 1: we come back.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 9: Right, that's the CELO coming up next with our Chief
Speaker 9: love Officer, Steve Harvey in the building. You're listening Harvey
Speaker 9: Morning Show coming up at the top of the hour.
Speaker 9: In the entertainment news, Carlo is here with today's music
Speaker 9: news about the rammis all right, and Nia Long will
Speaker 9: play Catherine Jackson in and upcoming Michael Jackson biopic.
Speaker 1: And then some weird news.
Speaker 9: A woman in China is leaving millions to her pets,
Speaker 9: all right, not her kids, her pets. Why because her
Speaker 9: kids didn't come and see her when she was six.
Speaker 1: So there, all right.
Speaker 7: We'll talk about all.
Speaker 9: Of these stories at the top of the hour, but
Speaker 9: right now it is time to ask the clo.
Speaker 7: This one's from Sapphire and Auburn.
Speaker 9: Sapphire writes, I'm married to a white man and I
Speaker 9: checked his Netflix profile this past weekend he watched Emancipation
Speaker 9: and Harriet and he didn't mention it.
Speaker 7: Why is he watching slave movies? Is this a reflec
Speaker 7: or was it for educational person?
Speaker 6: He tried to drag us into yo, world, we all
Speaker 6: know why to hear watch unless he tried to pick
Speaker 6: up some ideas.
Speaker 4: Now that's what you need to do, is you just
Speaker 4: both to see what he trying to do.
Speaker 7: That's what she's asking, you know.
Speaker 6: I just think the man just trying to you know,
Speaker 6: understand and culturally more maybe why some of the things
Speaker 6: you're saying. What you're saying, why when you go over
Speaker 6: your people barbecue they be talking like that.
Speaker 4: So I just said, man, let me find out what
Speaker 4: I can find out about.
Speaker 1: The situation because I love your white guy.
Speaker 6: Something going on. I mean, Christ, he didn't watch for
Speaker 6: crying out loud. She and got you right, She walked
Speaker 6: you up the river, she got you to safety.
Speaker 1: He did not say that.
Speaker 6: The guys you're still crying about it. And the name
Speaker 6: of the movie is emancipation. I mean, you're free coming
Speaker 6: for crying out loud? Why are we still going over this?
Speaker 6: I'm gonna watch these movies and.
Speaker 4: Get the bottle this.
Speaker 2: He said that to his wife, and he said that
Speaker 2: at the barber. That's what he said to it to
Speaker 2: his wife. Oh himself, that's why him trying to get
Speaker 2: to the bottom up.
Speaker 7: That's what she wants to know. Is it a red
Speaker 7: flag or was he just watching for educational purposes?
Speaker 4: No, I don't know. Why don't you ask him? You're mad?
Speaker 4: That all right?
Speaker 9: Moving on to Adriana and Louisville. Adriana said, when I
Speaker 9: asked my boyfriend to help me out around the house,
Speaker 9: he complains. So when he asked me to help him
Speaker 9: out in the bedroom.
Speaker 7: I complain.
Speaker 9: We've only been living together a few months and he's
Speaker 9: already acting up. Should I pay to break our lease
Speaker 9: and leave him or give him a little more time
Speaker 9: to get it together?
Speaker 6: Well, see, you're looking at this kind of one side,
Speaker 6: and you're gonna based on him getting it together to
Speaker 6: help you clean up. Now you didn't equate it to
Speaker 6: asking him to clean up, to complain it now you
Speaker 6: want to have sex and complain.
Speaker 1: I don't think the two are relatable, of course, because
Speaker 1: you're I mean, yeah, I.
Speaker 6: Mean, but now that you've made that the case, if
Speaker 6: you can't help me clean up, so now that's right
Speaker 6: there alone, it's gonna be quite a problem.
Speaker 4: So I don't know, put them too together. But now
Speaker 4: that you have, y'all got a.
Speaker 13: Special kind of property, then we all get afterwards, not
Speaker 13: until you help me around the house, alight.
Speaker 6: I don't know if y'all ain't gonna make it out,
Speaker 6: uh breaking the least by y'all need to slow down
Speaker 6: some of this horse and because yeah, all that old us.
Speaker 6: There's too much of that, you know, man, if a
Speaker 6: man won't you let it prove it mm hmmm quick
Speaker 6: given test runs, I would stop all these test runs, man,
Speaker 6: I really would stop. You don't need nobody playing with you,
Speaker 6: trying you out, seeing how you fit in, how you
Speaker 6: gonna get in?
Speaker 4: Now this the milk costs this. You don't get the
Speaker 4: milk unless you buy the cow y'all got.
Speaker 6: Y'all got to get back to some of this old
Speaker 6: school way of thinking, man, because because this new thing
Speaker 6: I'm telling you right now is not working out for y'all.
Speaker 6: It's not even working out for the tire family structure
Speaker 6: at all. And then it allows some of these men
Speaker 6: to get away with complete weakness and adequates because you're
Speaker 6: not requiring them to be what a man is supposed
Speaker 6: to be. Now, granted, it's not your fault, and a
Speaker 6: lot of these young cats just don't know the full
Speaker 6: brevity of manhood and what's required, and they passing out
Speaker 6: this information they self, just like women used to pass
Speaker 6: out information about men. It's some men out there passing
Speaker 6: out some bad information about what manhood is. Mad woman
Speaker 6: got to get in and help me, that's true. She do,
Speaker 6: she do have to get in there and help you.
Speaker 6: But you got to do your job too. Now you
Speaker 6: gotta help you. Damn don't know what she brings to
Speaker 6: the table. Well, she can make another you. Let's start there.
Speaker 6: A lot of other things. I can give you a
Speaker 6: family that start there, see manufacturers and producers like.
Speaker 9: All right, moving on, hopefully, hopefully you heard that. Adriana
Speaker 9: and Louisville moving to Blessing and rock A Blessing says,
Speaker 9: I've been singing since I was born, and I don't
Speaker 9: want to miss an opportunity to get with a major label.
Speaker 9: I'm twenty four and I've been married two years. How
Speaker 9: do I convince my husband to put our family on
Speaker 9: hold until I see if I have what it takes
Speaker 9: to make it.
Speaker 1: You've been saying it since she was two, Yeah, since
Speaker 1: she was born. See right, she's been married.
Speaker 6: How well do you sing blessing? We'll just basing it
Speaker 6: on your name. You know, I think I think Blessens.
Speaker 6: I think Blessings mostly been doing most of her blowing
Speaker 6: down at the church, and you can get away with
Speaker 6: a lot down at the church.
Speaker 4: Has Kim Barell heard you saying yet with me? Because
Speaker 4: that's what we know.
Speaker 6: You need to see if since Kim Barell has heard
Speaker 6: you saying that, I mean, you know, you could talk
Speaker 6: to your husband about putting your family on hold. You're
Speaker 6: only twenty four. You ain't gonna start having kids right now. Yeah,
Speaker 6: you know, so going in there and talk to him
Speaker 6: and see if you could make it happen. And this
Speaker 6: major record label stuff business is not what it is anymore,
Speaker 6: so you might want to look into that. Yeah, And
Speaker 6: has anybody anybody recorded you?
Speaker 4: And play it when you ain't around anybody?
Speaker 7: She said she since she was born.
Speaker 4: I heard all that I've been talking, says I'm boring
Speaker 4: to you know what?
Speaker 7: She Just watch her if she has what it takes.
Speaker 6: No, I'm not being a dream killer, I'm being realistic.
Speaker 6: I'm just asking you a question. Has anybody gotten the
Speaker 6: tape of yours? And play it when you ain't there?
Speaker 4: Do your husband? Thank you? Then, sir?
Speaker 7: None of that's in the question.
Speaker 9: Okay, Well, We're just going to assume she can sing
Speaker 9: because she says she can.
Speaker 6: Well, okay, your job to pursue your dream there. Next
Speaker 6: question should following caution to the wind, jump do.
Speaker 4: Everything I said right that job, dream field there you go,
Speaker 4: jump do it tomorrow. Put you down.
Speaker 9: I did all right, Marlene and Sarasota. This is our
Speaker 9: last one says, my son is overweight and I can't
Speaker 9: stand going anywhere with them. The boy is eleven and
Speaker 9: she all of my sister son. Excuse me, my sister
Speaker 9: son is overweight and I can't stand going anywhere with them.
Speaker 9: The boy is eleven, and she always has snacks in
Speaker 9: her purse like he's a baby. I want them to
Speaker 9: seriously take better care of his health. So how do
Speaker 9: approach the subject?
Speaker 4: All you got to do is say, hey, ain't taking
Speaker 4: fat ass nowhere. You know, I don't know.
Speaker 1: That's not gonna work.
Speaker 4: It's a type of minner in Junior was talking about here.
Speaker 8: This is exactly what I'm not carrying you, fat ass,
Speaker 8: no where, no more.
Speaker 1: Author Doctor, you want to go with Auntie.
Speaker 6: This is what you're gonna have to do. You got
Speaker 6: to leave all them pies and corn and Kate and
Speaker 6: all this back at the house. Cor I'm bringing celaries
Speaker 6: and cucumbers. Now do you still want to go?
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 1: Uh, we're out of here.
Speaker 7: Coming up at the top of the hour, Enterment News
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Speaker 2: News, What you Got the sixty six sixty six years
Speaker 2: see an Your Grammy's going down this Sunday. It's Sunday
Speaker 2: n LA, hosted by Trevor Noah. Nominees include Record of
Speaker 2: the Year Put This On My Mama, Love the Song,
Speaker 2: Victoria Money, John Baptize for Worship, Anti Hero by Taylor
Speaker 2: Swift and Jess. In case you're wondering, her boyfriend Kansas
Speaker 2: City Chiefs player Travis Kelsey, he probably will not be
Speaker 2: attending the Grammys with his girlfriend. Yeah, he probably busy,
Speaker 2: got practice or something like that. But anyway, Album of
Speaker 2: the Year Sos by Sizza, Midnights by Taylor Swift, Best
Speaker 2: New Artist Coco Jones, Victoria Monete, Best R and B
Speaker 2: Chris Brown, Sizza, Best Rap Drake Killer Mike This just in.
Speaker 2: They announced this on this past Monday. I'm so excited.
Speaker 2: Sizza will be performing at the Grammys. Other performers include
Speaker 2: Billy Eilis, Travis Scott will be performing Burning Boy, Love Him,
Speaker 2: Olivia rod Rego will be there, and YouTube will do
Speaker 2: a special performance live from their Vegas residency. So that's
Speaker 2: gonna be special. And Joni Mitchell I.
Speaker 1: Think she's like what eighty years old the Folks singer.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you brought that up.
Speaker 7: Because she's a legend.
Speaker 1: She's eighty years old and she's gonna be.
Speaker 3: Yes.
Speaker 1: Oh God, the singer, the singer from Happy Anyway, the
Speaker 1: Grammys this Sunday.
Speaker 4: On Chris Brown. Chris Brown be putting it on.
Speaker 1: Boy right here, Chris Brown will be there the hell.
Speaker 3: She is.
Speaker 1: Anyway, the Grammys are going down Sunday to l A.
Speaker 7: That's it.
Speaker 2: Wait, let me say this though. I want Nicki Minaj
Speaker 2: and Magan A. Sallion to stop this nasty beef that
Speaker 2: they have going on, all this nastiness in twenty twenty four.
Speaker 2: He needs to stop. That's all I'm gonna say about
Speaker 2: that beef. It's nasty, It's horrible.
Speaker 1: I'm just can we just know something? Yeah, I see, Tommy,
Speaker 1: I see.
Speaker 3: Do you know?
Speaker 4: Do you all know? Are you aware of this?
Speaker 6: And a lot of my friends are sending this to
Speaker 6: me too, And I'm talking about people that's in the business.
Speaker 4: Fake news YouTube creators.
Speaker 6: Fake news YouTube creators are targeting black celebrities with AI
Speaker 6: generated misinformation. But I have already seen one of myself.
Speaker 6: They took my imagery like I was on stage and
Speaker 6: put it in this finance commercial and started using my voice.
Speaker 6: But if you listen to real careful, you can see
Speaker 6: it's not me. They are targeting the creators of fake
Speaker 6: news YouTube. Those people are going after black celebrities with
Speaker 6: AI generated misinformation, and they are targeting this. And you
Speaker 6: know why they've chosen us because they have looked at
Speaker 6: us on Instagram and YouTube, and we are the ones
Speaker 6: that respond most viciously to negative information. So now they're
Speaker 6: targeting black celebrities because they can get the most eyeballs
Speaker 6: by generating fake news about them, and they will make
Speaker 6: money off.
Speaker 4: Our greed and necessity to destroy each other.
Speaker 6: And now the white people at YouTube, the creators of
Speaker 6: fake news, are now targeting. I'm gonna send you all
Speaker 6: the article. It's crazy what's going on, and everybody's aware,
Speaker 6: and it's amazing how they gonna start this with black celebrities.
Speaker 6: You know why because they watch us eating each other alive.
Speaker 14: Yeah, these two women there one million views shning uh
Speaker 14: shop or then you got Meghan and what color talking
Speaker 14: about Naji and they eating each other up on records.
Speaker 2: They're eating each other up on vinyl. Yeah, they records
Speaker 2: and dissing each other in lyrics. It's horrible what's going on.
Speaker 6: It's bad, bad, But now they have found a way
Speaker 6: to take advantage and make money off our negativity and
Speaker 6: self hate and black people. We have got to wake
Speaker 6: up and realize what we are doing now, we are
Speaker 6: doing to ourselves. The Willie Lynch letter is now we
Speaker 6: writing it. We're writing it for for for cyber space.
Speaker 6: It's a damn shame man.
Speaker 9: All Right, you're right, absolutely, okay, Yeah, coming up at
Speaker 9: twenty minutes after the hour, we'll find out about some
Speaker 9: of your uh, big game essential Steve, some of your
Speaker 9: big game essentials.
Speaker 7: We'll talk about it right after this. You're listening morning show.
Speaker 9: Okay, So, Steve, we all know that Detroit and Baltimore
Speaker 9: are not, I repeat, not in the super Bowl. So
Speaker 9: you're not going to Las Vegas. You're not going to
Speaker 9: get a chance to wear your purple suit. You'll be
Speaker 9: at the house. Sorry, You'll be at the house watching
Speaker 9: the super Bowl like everyone else. But I gotta ask
Speaker 9: you this, what are some of your big game party essentials?
Speaker 9: What are some of the things that you got to have, Guys.
Speaker 1: You've got to have.
Speaker 4: We know them wings, isn't It is, just that's first
Speaker 4: on the list.
Speaker 9: You gotta have the wings, my nephew, do you grillings wings?
Speaker 7: All flav all flavors are just one particular flavor you're doing.
Speaker 5: We gonna, we're gonna, we're gonna have a spicy when
Speaker 5: we're gonna have a lemon pepper one. Yeah, my wife
Speaker 5: do one, but she do her own little Yeah, you
Speaker 5: do her.
Speaker 4: You don't eat them.
Speaker 1: You just threw that away. No, they're so bland. I
Speaker 1: don't want that.
Speaker 3: Or I got.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm not really nothing. I ain't doing all that.
Speaker 1: I just got to have a TV. Your mustad, Yeah,
Speaker 1: I must have it just to watch this game.
Speaker 4: That's it. See, don't nobody want to be with you
Speaker 4: all that sitting over that hug gain nothing.
Speaker 8: You're still no, No, just just ain't really, I'm just
Speaker 8: gonna watch the game. That's what I want to either
Speaker 8: that I'll be Steve House one another. It's always, well.
Speaker 4: We got food over here?
Speaker 6: What you got, Well, I gotta have hot dogs, and
Speaker 6: I got to have hot dogs with stadium mustard. You
Speaker 6: know that way it puts me kind of make me
Speaker 6: think I'm down all now, I got to have something crunching.
Speaker 4: I'm not like a nacho dude, because I don't like dipping.
Speaker 6: And then if one chip ain't got no meat on it,
Speaker 6: then the other chip ain't got no side cream on it. Now,
Speaker 6: just here chip only got sauce on it. What is
Speaker 6: we digging around to eat?
Speaker 4: Far? I don't like nacho. I don't like it. Every
Speaker 4: time I want to nacho, I gotta make it. I
Speaker 4: don't want to do that.
Speaker 6: Yeah, So you know, I'm more like you know, burgers,
Speaker 6: and you know Temmy got that chicken winging thing, damn it,
Speaker 6: gotta have at But cigars is a musk, you know,
Speaker 6: bucket eyes, and you know it depends on how the
Speaker 6: game goes.
Speaker 4: Scotch. If it ain't going good, then to kill you
Speaker 4: if I'm winning.
Speaker 1: Okay, learned something new every day.
Speaker 6: Yeah, because I don't drink much at all, you know,
Speaker 6: Like I'm told you someone that I've never had two
Speaker 6: drinks in a row.
Speaker 4: I've never rud but I've never been drunk. So I
Speaker 4: just I don't drink like that. That's a good thing, all.
Speaker 1: Right, guys.
Speaker 9: Good coming up at thirty four minutes after the hour,
Speaker 9: We're gonna check your voicemail Steve at eight seven seven
Speaker 9: twenty nine, Steve.
Speaker 7: Right after this, you're listening hard Morning show.
Speaker 9: It is time now to check Steve's voicemail and if
Speaker 9: you would like to leave Steve a message, call him
Speaker 9: at eight seven seven twenty nine, Steve eight seven seven
Speaker 9: twenty nine, Steve, you might just hear your call in
Speaker 9: the air, ready, Steve.
Speaker 4: Here we go.
Speaker 3: All right, Reggie, good morning to you, Steve Hobby and
Speaker 3: the whole morning crew.
Speaker 4: My name is Reggie.
Speaker 3: I'm from Minnesota.
Speaker 4: Let's tell your.
Speaker 3: Show every day you and the guys just asked this
Speaker 3: for Tommy.
Speaker 5: Tommy, you made me miss Steve Hobby's clothing mark with
Speaker 5: that dumb stuff you're talking about.
Speaker 4: Jodysy is better than the Ijay Brother.
Speaker 3: Anybody would tell you Jodysy cann out. Hold a candle
Speaker 3: to the Icey Brothers. You want to battle with the
Speaker 3: Icey brother.
Speaker 5: You put it on the show Ivy Brothers versus Jody
Speaker 5: hit for hit and see peace out.
Speaker 4: This is Reggie. Bless you guys. Well, I'm gonna let
Speaker 4: y'all handle rich. I'm gonna let you'll Reggie. That couldn't
Speaker 4: first of all, uh, it.
Speaker 6: Must be really colder in Miss Minnesota because it's the
Speaker 6: effect that you're hearing. Great tom Tommy. Tommy was not
Speaker 6: battling with me about Jodysy. It's Julia's battling with me
Speaker 6: about Jodysy.
Speaker 4: So please redirect your ain't gonna turn.
Speaker 6: It on Julia, ass because tom alike, Man, I don't
Speaker 6: even know how you got them computed.
Speaker 4: I'm mad at Tommy if I couldn't even hit the
Speaker 4: clothes and MA.
Speaker 7: Show the difference between Junior and Tommy's voice really cool.
Speaker 6: Well, I don't have a voice for it this one, Yeah,
Speaker 6: Thomas boylike you got nephew Tommy and then you got
Speaker 6: Thomas Miles A.
Speaker 4: Ready for love different people right now? Yes, sir, I
Speaker 4: don't know the ready for love dude.
Speaker 11: I don't.
Speaker 4: This suave? Ask you.
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 1: Juniors way, guys, guys, come on, yeah.
Speaker 4: They.
Speaker 1: About it.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 7: This one's from Gina.
Speaker 4: Steve.
Speaker 1: Heank this Gina again?
Speaker 7: What the heck is wrong with Junior?
Speaker 3: Man?
Speaker 1: Y'all get him, chick.
Speaker 9: He's having a crisis name talking about the Isley Brothers
Speaker 9: against joh Thank you bye.
Speaker 1: Wow Ga?
Speaker 4: What wrong.
Speaker 1: I'm having because I said Joe ju Wow, these people
Speaker 1: out here.
Speaker 4: Really what.
Speaker 6: I don't know if you understand the depth of the
Speaker 6: statement you made when you said that, you know, you.
Speaker 1: Know, here we go again. I was fully aware when
Speaker 1: I said, and if.
Speaker 8: Reggie, if Reggie and Gina feel a way, I respect
Speaker 8: their opinion.
Speaker 1: Just respect mane.
Speaker 4: That's okay, you know, you know, this is what we're
Speaker 4: trying to get you to understand.
Speaker 1: You what, this ain't bout opinions about.
Speaker 4: Talking about facts.
Speaker 6: I'm talking about facts though, we're talking about hard cold facts.
Speaker 13: See.
Speaker 6: Actually you can't say Jody, Jodysy and Isley Brother fact.
Speaker 4: You just can't do it. You know what this is right,
Speaker 4: Jodasy and against the old Jays. You can't do it. Okay,
Speaker 4: Well you know what, and that what started this.
Speaker 6: Whole thing over that ignorant asth mark that Jodasy was
Speaker 6: better than Marvin Gate.
Speaker 12: You can't.
Speaker 9: Well, we have another one, Steve. This is from Terrence.
Speaker 9: He said you married him and his wife Kimberly take
Speaker 9: a listen.
Speaker 12: Good morning. My name is Terence Fawn and I had
Speaker 12: the honor to be married by none other than the
Speaker 12: mister Steve Harvey on Jane White the thirty of twenty fourteen,
Speaker 12: me and my lovely wife, and today we're celebrating a
Speaker 12: tenth anniversary. Through it all, that's al model for this year,
Speaker 12: through it all, through the thick and the thing. She
Speaker 12: hung out with me, Man, thucked it out with me
Speaker 12: and I thank you Steve for marrying us and we're
Speaker 12: still together to this day. Man, Happy anniversary, Kimberly, I
Speaker 12: love you.
Speaker 14: Wow.
Speaker 6: I got ordained as in Chicago, okay, and so I
Speaker 6: married some people there.
Speaker 7: He was on the show, do you remember Terrence and Kimberly.
Speaker 4: Of course that was not convincing at all.
Speaker 9: Coming up now, nephew Tommy has to bring phone call
Speaker 9: for us right after this you're listening hard morning show.
Speaker 9: Coming up at the top of the hour, right about
Speaker 9: four minutes after. It's my strawberry letter for today, and
Speaker 9: the subject is it's not my fault he fell in
Speaker 9: the bushes. Okay, we'll get into that find.
Speaker 1: Out if that's all about.
Speaker 9: In just a few because right now the nephew is
Speaker 9: here with today's brank phone call.
Speaker 1: What you got for his and f Well, y'all know
Speaker 1: what the it is.
Speaker 5: It's eight y'all know, yes, Oh yeah, February the First,
Speaker 5: y'all understand that black History has officially started.
Speaker 4: You understand it?
Speaker 5: Yes, So you know there's no I mean, you know,
Speaker 5: in order to jump started, you know, you got to
Speaker 5: jump started with a prank that's titled black History.
Speaker 4: Black History?
Speaker 5: Yeah right, yeah, Happy Black History Month everybody. It's on
Speaker 5: this right here. It's called Black History Month, and I
Speaker 5: think y'all should buckle up a whole on time. You
Speaker 5: might want to pull over, you might want to pull over,
Speaker 5: but I need everybody to participate, all right, when we
Speaker 5: come back and we can see if I can get
Speaker 5: my coworkers to participate tomorrow.
Speaker 4: Uh in this black history thing. Let's go get Black
Speaker 4: History Month.
Speaker 3: Hello. Hello, I'm trying to reach James. James Police speaking,
Speaker 3: Hey James, how you doing? This is Chad Till. I'm
Speaker 3: calling from the from the job. How are you tonight?
Speaker 3: I'm going good? How are you? I'm very good, very good,
Speaker 3: giving you a call. I'm actually the the regional manager
Speaker 3: over the over your department. Okay, everything's all right. So
Speaker 3: the day suddenly, I just want to make sure I'm
Speaker 3: still coming to workm Oh, you're definitely definitely nothing like that.
Speaker 3: You're definitely coming to work. Now, who's your manager over
Speaker 3: at your office? Is it Brent bent? Right? Okay, Well,
Speaker 3: here's what we're doing, man. We're calling everybody in the
Speaker 3: company first of all today, but more importantly, we're definitely
Speaker 3: making contact with every African American in the company. And
Speaker 3: I'm letting you know that we're paying homage and much
Speaker 3: respect to Black History Month. Outstanding. That's something that we
Speaker 3: want to definitely let you guys know that's important to us.
Speaker 3: I think that is outstanding. How can I help? Well, listen,
Speaker 3: we've got some things that we want to do for
Speaker 3: tomorrow and that's the reason why you're getting a call today.
Speaker 3: Are you up for helping us, you know, really really
Speaker 3: push Black History Month within the company? Chad, I'm a
Speaker 3: team player. Whatever it takes, let's get it done. Okay,
Speaker 3: good deal, Good deal. I'll tell you what. Here's what
Speaker 3: we're going to do. We've got a lot of people
Speaker 3: that we've given a call to, and everybody's going to
Speaker 3: play different roles tomorrow at the office. So we wanted
Speaker 3: to give you a call. Do you mind if you're
Speaker 3: really the team player that we think you are, and
Speaker 3: I think you you've already made mentioned that you don't
Speaker 3: mind doing what it takes. I don't. You're on the
Speaker 3: right track. Okay, good deal. Here's what we're asking man.
Speaker 3: We would like for you tomorrow to actually if you
Speaker 3: could find these type of articles tonight, but if you
Speaker 3: could wear a burr lap shirt, some cut off pants,
Speaker 3: and no shoes tomorrow, that would really really help us
Speaker 3: out on the scene that we're trying to get going
Speaker 3: for tomorrow. Well wha, well, chat, I think I hurt you,
Speaker 3: but I'm not sure. Can you please repeat that one
Speaker 3: more time?
Speaker 4: Leave?
Speaker 3: We want you to wear a burr lap shirt, some
Speaker 3: cut off pants, and just don't wear any shoes at all.
Speaker 3: That's the that's the attire that we would like for
Speaker 3: you to come into the office with tomorrow. Really yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: and we're gonna give it a command. Everyone's excited about it,
Speaker 3: and we would like for you to come in tomorrow.
Speaker 3: Like I said, we're in chat chat, let me let me,
Speaker 3: let me, let me give you I mean, since we're gonna.
Speaker 10: Celebrate Black test, and let me give you one fat.
Speaker 3: The year sixteen nineteen was the first African American slaves
Speaker 3: will arrived in Virginia. Today's Sunday's twenty do you think
Speaker 3: I like that?
Speaker 4: Are you?
Speaker 3: I'm sorry I didn't. I didn't. I didn't exactly hear
Speaker 3: what you said at the beginning. What did you say
Speaker 3: they have been over with? Ain't no way in hell
Speaker 3: often to come into the office.
Speaker 12: With your wife.
Speaker 3: I'ncluse your mind. What is wrong with you? Why you
Speaker 3: asked me to put on a baseball Who can come
Speaker 3: in as Jackie Robertson. Why don't ask they put on
Speaker 3: two piece suit and come in and Derek Holder? What
Speaker 3: the hell is wrong with y'all? Well, what we want
Speaker 3: to do here, and I don't want you to get
Speaker 3: upset about this, James. What we want to do is
Speaker 3: like you asking me to do to be a slave,
Speaker 3: Well you know what I will do, But I mean
Speaker 3: will come up there. I will come up there and
Speaker 3: uh pretend to be here and do on your That's
Speaker 3: what I will do, and show you some real black
Speaker 3: power panther movement on your with you like that, sir, sir?
Speaker 3: What we want to listen, We're not here to create problems.
Speaker 3: What we want to do is we want to we
Speaker 3: want to play a home with a problem on a Sunday.
Speaker 3: The dress as a slave. That's the problem. That's a
Speaker 3: big problem. Okay, okay, sir. If we're gonna pay homage
Speaker 3: to black history, don't you think that all of that
Speaker 3: is a part of black history. Highlight the positive? Man,
Speaker 3: How like the positive? You're paying me today to work
Speaker 3: for you. This ain't no slave free labor. You understand that, No,
Speaker 3: I completely understand it. But what if we don't have
Speaker 3: where where it started from? You know, we have to
Speaker 3: have we have to have all every single area of
Speaker 3: black history. Don't you think we have to have the beginning,
Speaker 3: the middle of the ending. Okay, Well, you want to
Speaker 3: highlight something, to be Frederick Dusts, let me slick my
Speaker 3: hat back. But see the problem you got him? His
Speaker 3: father was a white man. See y'all like looking at
Speaker 3: our women, but y'all don't like uplifting the black man.
Speaker 3: So how about I do that? Let me be Frederick Jealous.
Speaker 3: Let's highlight that pass. How about you, Chad, you like
Speaker 3: black women? I'm here answer the question. I like all.
Speaker 3: I like all people, sir, And what I'm trying to
Speaker 3: do is get a great, great environment within their company.
Speaker 3: And everyone wants is not a greater virus. Now, the
Speaker 3: majority of the of the Caucasian people are gonna be
Speaker 3: masters tomorrow. Okay, what did you say masters? Did you
Speaker 3: gonna say masters? Yes, most of them are gonna be
Speaker 3: masters tomorrow. I'll be in now with my turnity to
Speaker 3: master EOC lawsuit on your talk about that, sir? Do
Speaker 3: you have a problem with us trying to trying to
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Speaker 3: black history, and here you are being negative about the
Speaker 3: entire entire situation of what we're trying to do. Being
Speaker 3: a negative I'm being like, man, you I'm coming in
Speaker 3: at Barack Obama tomorrow, like I said, and I'm gonna
Speaker 3: have my choes on my tee. Sir, there's the There's
Speaker 3: one more thing I need to say to you. Okay,
Speaker 3: there's one more thing. Hey, one moment. I'm sorry you
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Speaker 3: And you just got pranked by your coworker, Kevin.
Speaker 6: Man.
Speaker 3: Had to be some kind of joke because y'all playing
Speaker 3: on a Sunday. Man, I'm gonna keep you tomorrow.
Speaker 12: I was worried about my job.
Speaker 3: I was getting ready to come out tomorrow and every
Speaker 3: white boy I thought looked like a map. And don't
Speaker 3: let me see a brother dressed like a slave. I
Speaker 3: was gonna whop him. Oh man, hey man, I got
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Speaker 9: Subject It is not my fault he fell in the bushes.
Speaker 9: Dear Stephen Shirley, I am a single mother of a
Speaker 9: seventeen year old high school senior. I have my daughter
Speaker 9: when I was forty, and my grandma loves to say
Speaker 9: that babies are for young people.
Speaker 7: She got that right.
Speaker 9: On Friday night, I went to the movies and my
Speaker 9: daughter went to the basketball game at her school. Another
Speaker 9: parent called and said my daughter left the game early
Speaker 9: and she was wondering if everything was okay. I felt
Speaker 9: like she was trying to tell me something without telling
Speaker 9: me something. I could not get my daughter on the phone,
Speaker 9: so I ended my date early and went home. My
Speaker 9: daughter's car was at home, but the house was completely dark.
Speaker 9: As I opened the side door, I heard a commotion
Speaker 9: inside and I saw a boy dart across my living
Speaker 9: room and out the window. As he jumped out, he
Speaker 9: fell into my holly bushes under the window and started hollering.
Speaker 9: He got all scratched up and he was struggling to
Speaker 9: get out of the bushes. While I stood there and watched.
Speaker 9: I told my daughter she'd better not help him. His
Speaker 9: mom called me an hour later and said, I forced
Speaker 9: her son to jump into the bushes because I'm so
Speaker 9: strict that my daughter has to sneak around. I think
Speaker 9: her son got what he deserved, and as far as
Speaker 9: I'm concerned, I should have pushed my daughter in the
Speaker 9: bushes too. Yes, I'm strict, and rightfully so. I'm raising
Speaker 9: a girl. My daughter is allowed to date, but with
Speaker 9: my permission. I don't feel badly about what happened to
Speaker 9: that boy. My grandma said, I need to consider my
Speaker 9: daughter's feelings.
Speaker 7: Why should I care about my.
Speaker 9: Seventeen year old's feelings when it comes to sneaking boys
Speaker 9: into my house? Okay, I don't want to saying that
Speaker 9: you shouldn't care about your daughter's feelings. And you should
Speaker 9: care about your daughter's feelings. I think you do care
Speaker 9: about them, because no matter what, she's still your child,
Speaker 9: and yes, you should be strict but you got to
Speaker 9: do it with love.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 9: Now, the boy, as long as he didn't get hurt
Speaker 9: too badly, and you said he didn't, that's the risk
Speaker 9: he took by coming into your house, and.
Speaker 1: That's what he gets.
Speaker 9: I mean, his wounds will always remind him of this incident,
Speaker 9: so that could very well stop him for a while.
Speaker 9: But your daughter is your concern. She disobeyed you, she
Speaker 9: deceived you, and what she did was really dumb. I
Speaker 9: know she thought it wasn't at the time, but it was.
Speaker 9: The problem with some young people these days is that
Speaker 9: they live in the moment. They don't think things through.
Speaker 9: It never occurred to them that something could happen and
Speaker 9: they would get caught. They were just sneaking around, acting
Speaker 9: grown with no exit plan. So you're right, it's not
Speaker 9: your fault that he fell. And even though you said
Speaker 9: you should have pushed your daughter into the bushes too,
Speaker 9: I mean, really, aren't you glad you didn't do that.
Speaker 9: I mean she could have gotten seriously hurt. Don't forget
Speaker 9: Do not forget parents, that we were all young once.
Speaker 9: We made a lot of ignorance, crazy mistakes. And I'm
Speaker 9: sure you know your daughter is embarrassed right now and
Speaker 9: feels terrible about all of this. So you need to
Speaker 9: send her down and have a talk with her.
Speaker 2: Steve.
Speaker 4: I don't give it damn about nobody just left.
Speaker 6: I don't give damn about that seventeen year old boy,
Speaker 6: black ass in the bushes. I don't care know about
Speaker 6: this little half in my house talking about she upset
Speaker 6: with me. I don't give damn what my mama tendap
Speaker 6: he talk. I know babies is for young people.
Speaker 4: Hell she here now.
Speaker 6: I don't give it damn about the boy and mama
Speaker 6: calling me talking about if he wasn't so strict, he
Speaker 6: wouldn't have jumped out the bushy. You lucky his ants
Speaker 6: ain't get shot. See, it's a whole lot. Could have
Speaker 6: went way worse than this letter. I don't even know
Speaker 6: why you got a lot of nerves, lady. You're worrying
Speaker 6: about the wrong stuff. Pah, can we do another letter?
Speaker 7: No, remember you were well, you.
Speaker 4: Went to the movies. My daughter went to the basketball game.
Speaker 6: Another parent called me and said my daughter left the
Speaker 6: game early and she was wondering if everything was okay.
Speaker 6: It felt like she was trying to tell me something
Speaker 6: without telling me something. I couldn't get my daughter off
Speaker 6: on the phone, so I ended my date early and
Speaker 6: I went home. When you call another parent and you
Speaker 6: tell a parent your daughter left the game early, it's
Speaker 6: everything okay. And then you call your daughter and you
Speaker 6: can't get on the phone, I can't imagine. Then that
Speaker 6: was in the owners door.
Speaker 4: My daughter left the game early, and now I can't
Speaker 4: get her on the phone. Lorgie.
Speaker 6: Now this woman that got she ended her dating because
Speaker 6: she concerned. She I mean, she got to go get started,
Speaker 6: because you know what can happen in these dames. So
Speaker 6: she went home. Your daughter's car was at home. The
Speaker 6: house was completely god. I opened the side door, heard
Speaker 6: the commotion inside, and I saw a boy daughter across
Speaker 6: my living room and out the window. When you heard
Speaker 6: the commercial when you open that side door, your daughter said,
Speaker 6: my mama home. Then his little black ass, Shirley said,
Speaker 6: didn't have an exit plan or what he got one
Speaker 6: right away though, I got to get out here no
Speaker 6: matter what. He the dove his ass out the window
Speaker 6: and fell in her holly bushes and started hollering, your
Speaker 6: punk ass. See that doesn't matter with these little soft
Speaker 6: ass kids. Now he gonna dive out the window, then
Speaker 6: holler and give away you in the bushes? What is
Speaker 6: your punk ass hollering for? Did you you thought it
Speaker 6: was a map gonna be out there? I got heard
Speaker 6: when you dove out the window. Was you like hoping
Speaker 6: for the train? I believe, but you may be thinking
Speaker 6: it was the pool right there? What is you houling for?
Speaker 6: Because you in the bushes and you done got cut.
Speaker 4: Take it like me?
Speaker 6: You should have been in bushes like but oh no,
Speaker 6: just like the little punk you in. Now you go
Speaker 6: out there. He's struggling to get out the bushes while
Speaker 6: I stood there and watch.
Speaker 1: Hang on, Steve, we've come back this.
Speaker 9: Yeah, we'll have part two of your response coming up
Speaker 9: at twenty three minutes after today's Strawberry Letters, subject It's
Speaker 9: not my fault he fell into the bushes.
Speaker 7: We'll get back into it right after this. You're listening
Speaker 7: Morning show?
Speaker 9: All right, Come on, Steve, let's recap today's Strawberry letter.
Speaker 9: The subject is it's not my fault he fell into
Speaker 9: the bushes.
Speaker 6: Sorry, woman out on a date that had this daughter
Speaker 6: at forty she's fifty seven now, so I'm assuming the
Speaker 6: daughter seventeen in high school the mama out on the date.
Speaker 4: She lets her daughter go to the basketball game with
Speaker 4: some friends.
Speaker 6: One of the parents called her while she on the
Speaker 6: date and say, baby, your uh obviously she was at
Speaker 6: the game. She said, your daughter left the game early.
Speaker 6: Is everything okay? She said, what, my daughter left the
Speaker 6: game early? So she started calling her daughter's pall. She
Speaker 6: can't get the doll on the phone. The mama sick.
Speaker 6: Now she gotta nod hit up pot. She leave her date,
Speaker 6: jump in her car to go home because she got
Speaker 6: to find her baby baby that left the game. Now
Speaker 6: pull up the car in the driveway. The daughter's cars
Speaker 6: in the driveway. The house dog chillking up side though
Speaker 6: they she hear a commotion in the house. They heard
Speaker 6: the side door. The girl say that my mama. The
Speaker 6: boy run out, dive through a window and falling in
Speaker 6: the holly bush. His sister ass out the hot punky
Speaker 6: ass he hurt? What you thought was gonna happen? You
Speaker 6: jump out the day in window? What is your little tender?
Speaker 6: As said the bushes hollering for they bushes, they cutting,
Speaker 6: they scratching.
Speaker 4: They might have some.
Speaker 6: Throngs on them, but you got to stay quiet. Now
Speaker 6: you go out there. He's struggling to get out the bushes,
Speaker 6: still whining, and you watch it. This way could have
Speaker 6: went all wrong because I'd had a two by four
Speaker 6: and I'd have been beating his that you think it
Speaker 6: would be.
Speaker 4: Everybody would have been out there holling. He'd have been
Speaker 4: out there holland ah, a man bush killed the robber.
Speaker 4: I'd have been whooping his arms with a two by four. See,
Speaker 4: this could have went really bad.
Speaker 6: Now, and then you told your daughter she better not
Speaker 6: help him get out the bushes. His mom called me
Speaker 6: an hour later and said, I forced her son to
Speaker 6: jump into the bushes because I'm so strict that my
Speaker 6: daughter has to sneak around me. That's what the other
Speaker 6: parents say. See you to see what we're up against.
Speaker 6: His parents, we who try to be good parents. We
Speaker 6: got to do battle with the ignorant parents. Now your
Speaker 6: daughter wrong because you too strict. Don't her Now she
Speaker 6: got to sneak around? Now that caused my boy to
Speaker 6: jump out the window. Ain't no conversation. This woman happened
Speaker 6: with her stupid ass son about going over people's house when.
Speaker 4: They ain't home.
Speaker 6: Uh huh, ain't no, Ain't no conversation is, you don't
Speaker 6: need to be sneaking around with this girl because you
Speaker 6: could put this girl in an uncompromised situation. She could
Speaker 6: end up pregnant, ruined her life and can't go to college.
Speaker 6: And you going off playing basketball or whatever you want
Speaker 6: to do. Ain't no conversation with the boy about this.
Speaker 6: You made my son jump into bushes. Now he scarred up?
Speaker 6: Why was his ass in my house? Because I'm gonna
Speaker 6: tell you how the conversation with the winter and she'd.
Speaker 4: Called my house, mister Harvey.
Speaker 6: Yeah, my son dove out your window because you're so
Speaker 6: strict with your daughter, Yes, ma'am. And my son fell
Speaker 6: into bishop bushes and was hollering, why, mister Harvey, did
Speaker 6: you have to beat him with that stick?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 6: Well, because I thought he had broke in my house.
Speaker 6: But har he was in there with your daughter. I
Speaker 6: didn't see that. I just saw this boy run and dump,
Speaker 6: jump off the window and into the bushes. But you
Speaker 6: went outside and deliberately you could see he was a boy.
Speaker 6: It was dark, it was dark. I thought it was
Speaker 6: a man. Mister Harvey. You'd involved the calling the ambulance.
Speaker 6: I said, look, ma'am, I'm a black man in America.
Speaker 6: Why would I call the police to buy house?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 4: Do you want me and your son to get shot?
Speaker 3: How?
Speaker 4: You quite a paramedic? Yeah?
Speaker 6: See, that's how the conversation would have went with me,
Speaker 6: because I'm not caring what you're talking to me about.
Speaker 6: I should have you shouldn't have been so strict with
Speaker 6: your daughter, right I think her son got what he deserved.
Speaker 6: This is what the lady is saying. As far as
Speaker 6: I'm concerned, I should have pushed my daughter into.
Speaker 4: The bushes too.
Speaker 6: Yes, I'm strict and rightfully so. I'm raising the girl.
Speaker 6: My daughter's allowed to date, but with my permission. I
Speaker 6: don't feel bad about what happened to that boy. My
Speaker 6: grandmama said, I need to consider my daughter's feeling Now,
Speaker 6: this is what I'm confused.
Speaker 4: What is we got to consider the daughter's feelings for me?
Speaker 4: I'm not understanding that part. What is she mad about?
Speaker 6: I done bought you a car, You done went to
Speaker 6: the game. You just snuck a boy in my house
Speaker 6: in one of these bedrooms. If I hadn't came home,
Speaker 6: ain't no telling how far this would have win. Now
Speaker 6: he'dn dove out the bushes. Now I'm talking to his mother.
Speaker 3: What what?
Speaker 4: Why?
Speaker 6: Why are we talking about her feeling? It's Steve, because
Speaker 6: I'm gonna tell you what my daddy would have told me.
Speaker 6: You ain't got no feeling up in here, feeling right?
Speaker 5: You know?
Speaker 4: You just here.
Speaker 7: Let me ask you this, Steve.
Speaker 9: Have you ever done anything like that before, stuck in
Speaker 9: a girl's house when their parents were gone, when you
Speaker 9: were younger.
Speaker 1: No, you never did that.
Speaker 6: I'm way too old that that that type of thing
Speaker 6: back in my day would have cast you.
Speaker 3: You like, I.
Speaker 4: Snuck around with some girl, We're gonna be outside behind
Speaker 4: the crock. I knew.
Speaker 6: I knew not to go in the man's house because see,
Speaker 6: all the girls I dated had daddy.
Speaker 4: I didn't grow up. You know, everybody on my street,
Speaker 4: all my friends we had were from two pairing homes.
Speaker 1: Oh great.
Speaker 6: You know I'm from old school, so I was raised
Speaker 6: by my daddy. You don't go over another man house.
Speaker 6: I was scared to death because I thought all everybody
Speaker 6: daddy would like my daddy.
Speaker 4: Wow, yeah, ten years younger than me. Yeah yeah. And
Speaker 4: then you know, Tommy, you know how many times has
Speaker 4: he told you he was stupid?
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Speaker 9: got Sports Talk.
Speaker 7: With Junior right after this. You're listening Hardy Morning Show.
Speaker 7: It is time now for Junior and Sports Talk.
Speaker 9: What you got, Junior?
Speaker 8: Well, I don't know if we're gonna be going to
Speaker 8: the super Bowl. I don't think I'm gonna be able
Speaker 8: to go down now. You ain't taking me? Ain't I
Speaker 8: can't go because the ticket prices for the Super Bowl
Speaker 8: is crazy. On the low end, it's nine thousand, eight
Speaker 8: hundred dollars. On the high end, it's twelve thousand, two
Speaker 8: hundred and forty.
Speaker 4: Wait, so nine thousand is way up at the top.
Speaker 1: You at the top of a league. Those please please,
Speaker 1: I am called the way up there.
Speaker 4: No, no, I can't spend that time from nine thousand.
Speaker 1: You ain't gonna know who caught the ball.
Speaker 6: One thousand dollars tickets you also probably about nine thousand
Speaker 6: feet above sea level tickets.
Speaker 5: And two tickets make eighteen grand We took one one tall.
Speaker 4: You go down to the field, you're gonna have to
Speaker 4: ski down there.
Speaker 8: I can't spend that type of money, dude, I can't
Speaker 8: spend that type of money. If I spend that type
Speaker 8: of money, I have got to be a chief for
Speaker 8: that day. I'm got to team junior ass number eleven.
Speaker 1: Come on, let'stop boys, Let's get it the game time.
Speaker 3: Huh.
Speaker 4: You are going to have to stop speaking poverty into
Speaker 4: your life. The super Bowl?
Speaker 1: Who the hell going If we ain't going with you,
Speaker 1: we can't get in there?
Speaker 7: What should he say, Steve?
Speaker 4: One day, I'm gonna be going to the super Bowl.
Speaker 4: One day. I ain't gonna miss a single super Bowl.
Speaker 1: Okay, we're not gonna be refereeing up in there with
Speaker 1: black and white shirt.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna go there to foot I'm gonna go there
Speaker 5: to foot lock and get me one of the uniform.
Speaker 1: And slid the.
Speaker 7: You're not listening to your uncle.
Speaker 1: I got your uncle.
Speaker 4: I'm just what if you're going away? Man, You're gonna
Speaker 4: do it how you want to do it. You gave yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: you got to get tired of Nary.
Speaker 5: But you think we ought to spend eighteen grand and
Speaker 5: go to the Super Bowl and sit way up in
Speaker 5: the nod blease section. He's saying, when we could be,
Speaker 5: when we could be at your house, sitting on your
Speaker 5: patio with four five barbecue pants and just sit back
Speaker 5: and all them big fat screens you got.
Speaker 4: Why would we go all the way to Nevada to
Speaker 4: do that? When we come hang out with you?
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I feel like we tailgate request now we're
Speaker 1: out here, tail gate.
Speaker 4: Hold up, hold on, hold on, hold on, You're gonna
Speaker 4: tailgate at.
Speaker 1: My house because it's driveway is like a parking left.
Speaker 5: I mean, so as that part some people that work out,
Speaker 5: you know, when you pull in, all the people that
Speaker 5: work out, all they call.
Speaker 4: That'll be about thirty call over you on one side.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what we're doing.
Speaker 4: Right now, you guys have.
Speaker 1: She ain't got no extra table than Gus. You ain't
Speaker 1: got none.
Speaker 9: Coming up at the top of the hour, a man
Speaker 9: on social media, Steve needs some advice from you. He's
Speaker 9: dealing with an intrusive landlord. She's dealing with an intrusive landlord.
Speaker 9: We'll talk about it right after this.
Speaker 7: You're listening Morning show, all right? Steve Michelle on Facebook rights.
Speaker 9: I've been living in my apartment for about six months now,
Speaker 9: and at least once a month, my landlord will show
Speaker 9: up unannounced to look around the apartment under the guise
Speaker 9: of a routine check. I verified that my lease does
Speaker 9: say this might happen, but it's starting to feel like
Speaker 9: an invasion of my privacy and now I'm feeling uncomfortable
Speaker 9: in my own home. So Michelle wants to know how
Speaker 9: can she address this without risk her lease?
Speaker 6: You say what, well, I mean, you say it's in
Speaker 6: your lease, You say you signed it, and he gets
Speaker 6: to walk around and do it what he and put
Speaker 6: it under the.
Speaker 4: Disguise of a routine check.
Speaker 6: I think you, if you're uncomfortable with that practice, then
Speaker 6: you should lease a place that doesn't have that practice.
Speaker 4: Yes, because I'm not sure you have any legal rights.
Speaker 6: But the moment you start feeling uncomfortable in your home,
Speaker 6: that's not a good place to be because that's the
Speaker 6: one place you want to go and feel safe.
Speaker 4: You want to be able to unlock.
Speaker 6: That door and shut it and go and no matter
Speaker 6: how bad of a day you have it, the beautiful
Speaker 6: thing is to be able said I'm going home, and
Speaker 6: you shut that door and regroup.
Speaker 4: Now if you shut your door and somebody can open
Speaker 4: it or somebody in there.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you know, been all in your draws and stuff,
Speaker 6: you know, look at it, stuff smelling things, you know,
Speaker 6: you just don't know. I would you, I would start
Speaker 6: considering movies looking at another place that doesn't have that
Speaker 6: policies because people can go in your place when you
Speaker 6: lease it.
Speaker 4: They have to notify you. That don't notify you and
Speaker 4: just walk in down. That ain't cool.
Speaker 1: That's great advice.
Speaker 6: Yeah, all right, Michelle, or you could buy you one
Speaker 6: of those safety locks and when you go out, you
Speaker 6: just lock your doughknob. It's a metal casing that goes
Speaker 6: around your doughnob that you have to keep to so
Speaker 6: when they touch the donob.
Speaker 4: It don't turn it. Okay, Yeah, I used to travel
Speaker 4: with that when I was out there on the roads.
Speaker 6: Yeah, because you know, we stay in condos and comedy
Speaker 6: clothes and stuff. They give you a condo if you open.
Speaker 4: Up my doors.
Speaker 6: So I put the lock on the outside of the
Speaker 6: door and shut it. Now you can turn that now,
Speaker 6: but you just be turning that cyllard that you couldn't
Speaker 6: turn it. And I don't let people walking. Then I
Speaker 6: got pop bottles of against the door. I was doing
Speaker 6: all types of stuff. I travel with pop bot.
Speaker 4: OK, so you were here.
Speaker 6: Yeah, God needs a warner because I cause I was
Speaker 6: hood ready. You know I wouldn't stand in the best of.
Speaker 4: Places, right, all right?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm still a little place.
Speaker 4: Well before your car up to the dough.
Speaker 1: Right, gotcha?
Speaker 6: You come out your front door. You're looking at everybody
Speaker 6: that has just a ride.
Speaker 9: Yeah, all right, Steve, we have time for another one.
Speaker 9: This is from Alicia on Steve Harvey FM. Alicia says,
Speaker 9: my boyfriend and I have been together for almost a
Speaker 9: year and I love him dearly, but he recently confessed
Speaker 9: that he can't stand my best friend. He thinks she's
Speaker 9: a bad influence and doesn't respect our relationship. My best
Speaker 9: friend and I have been friends for almost twenty five years,
Speaker 9: through thick and thin, and I've been friends and I
Speaker 9: can't imagine cutting her off. I'm torn between the two
Speaker 9: most important people in my life. How do I navigate
Speaker 9: this without losing someone I care about?
Speaker 6: Well, look, I mean, your boyfriend got to understand that
Speaker 6: that's your relationship with her. He ain't got to like her,
Speaker 6: He ain't got a relationship with her, but it's something
Speaker 6: fam him because he don't like her for whatever, the
Speaker 6: reason to ask you to quit liking when you love
Speaker 6: her and she been your ride or dying your girl
Speaker 6: through thinking thing.
Speaker 4: So I think he's gonna have to make an adjustment. Ah,
Speaker 4: here she come.
Speaker 6: You know I've been in that situation before. I just
Speaker 6: go in the other room, you know. Yeah, so and
Speaker 6: so coming over.
Speaker 7: All right, it's cool, come out, Yeah, it's girl.
Speaker 1: Can't No.
Speaker 6: I don't think you can ask this girl to give
Speaker 6: up her friendship when she been nothing but a friend
Speaker 6: to her. The fact that you don't like her, think
Speaker 6: she's a bad influence. You know, because when girls get
Speaker 6: together they laugh about stuff that we don't know they
Speaker 6: laugh about. Now you done overheard it that you think
Speaker 6: it's a bad influence. Oh that's how your girl really feed.
Speaker 6: They just don't see it around you. You can't stop
Speaker 6: him relationship.
Speaker 7: You've only known him for a year. All right, Thanks Steve.
Speaker 9: We'll have more of the Steve Harvey Morning Show coming
Speaker 9: up at twenty minutes after.
Speaker 7: Right after this, you're listening Harvey Morning Show.
Speaker 5: All right.
Speaker 9: We titled this bit of information The Human Touch okay,
Speaker 9: the human touch. According to a new study, self checkouts
Speaker 9: might be bad for business. Researchers found that self checkout
Speaker 9: stations might be more convenient for customers, but human cashiers
Speaker 9: might encourage more customer loyalty, especially for large purchases. So
Speaker 9: while more than one third of store customers use self
Speaker 9: checkout systems these days, there's still big time value in
Speaker 9: having a real live person there to help you, especially
Speaker 9: when customers are dealing with big shopping card stuff like,
Speaker 9: you know, furniture, whatever it is, big stuff to check out. Yeah,
Speaker 9: whatever it is, big stuff. That's the only thing that
Speaker 9: came to mind, right then, furniture. But anyway, here's a
Speaker 9: question for you guys. Do you use self checkout at all?
Speaker 9: Or do you have to go through the line with
Speaker 9: the real cashier.
Speaker 1: With I don't do self checkout. I do it, but
Speaker 1: I don't like it. No, Yeah, I've done it, but
Speaker 1: I don't really care.
Speaker 5: I don't like if you got produce, I'm not going
Speaker 5: over there trying to wait these onions and all these
Speaker 5: I'm not doing all that, And I like, I want
Speaker 5: somebody else to bag.
Speaker 4: Hey, what did everybody doing it? Taking?
Speaker 2: I'll tell you what though self checkout when I'm with
Speaker 2: uh Tasha, they like it.
Speaker 7: The kids, Oh, the kids love it.
Speaker 1: I prefer to go to a cashier.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I'd much rather see a live person.
Speaker 1: If I do self checkout.
Speaker 4: How come ya?
Speaker 1: Don't you don't deduct nothing from the price?
Speaker 8: Don't see, I'm going all the work, right, we don't
Speaker 8: still charge me full price?
Speaker 11: Right?
Speaker 4: No point?
Speaker 9: Junior coming up in thirty three minutes after the hour,
Speaker 9: we'll play around it. Would you rap? Or right after
Speaker 9: this you're listening Morning show, It is time now for
Speaker 9: a round of would you rather? Would you rather eat
Speaker 9: junk food for sixty days or would you rather only
Speaker 9: eat vegetables for sixty days?
Speaker 4: I'm doing vegetables.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's nice that.
Speaker 4: Would you rather have vegetables or junk food? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, sixty days?
Speaker 4: Yeah, we're gonna we're gonna be fine, though in sixty.
Speaker 1: What you're gonna eat on it? Sixty first day?
Speaker 4: What we're pulling back?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 5: All right?
Speaker 9: Would you rather spend every day indoors or would you
Speaker 9: rather spend every day outdoors?
Speaker 4: Outdoor? Outdoors?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Outdoor?
Speaker 4: Really?
Speaker 1: Would you rather have the whitest teeth?
Speaker 9: But they're really really crickd Would you rather have the
Speaker 9: brownest teeth that are really really straight?
Speaker 4: We'll lop it down, sir. I mean those are your.
Speaker 7: Options, Yes, which one white and crooked? Are brown and straight?
Speaker 4: I can't do brown. I can't.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna do that jagged white.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna do that jagged.
Speaker 7: White, Junior.
Speaker 1: I'm the timmy. It's gonna be a tooth on the
Speaker 1: other side, is what it's gonna be.
Speaker 7: No, all right, Steve Crooked, he's really thinking.
Speaker 4: Look at him, kind of hard haired, ragged ad mom.
Speaker 4: I'm kidding.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we're so big on teeth on this show.
Speaker 4: What you got, brother? I can't do no family few
Speaker 4: with brown people. Where's your.
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 4: You know I'd be smiling on TV. What I can't
Speaker 4: do is every time I smile, there's a discussion.
Speaker 1: Did you see what's wrong with this?
Speaker 4: What is so white?
Speaker 1: Bottom row?
Speaker 4: Other family? Other family?
Speaker 6: And I don't wanted to commercial break your girl, b
Speaker 6: my water and some uh. I use this chapstick called sugar.
Speaker 6: I put the chapstick on it, then she gave it,
Speaker 6: gave it back to it.
Speaker 4: I felt like it wasn't no, so I got some more,
Speaker 4: some more, dude, in the order say damn man, how
Speaker 4: much you need?
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's what I was thinking.
Speaker 6: Okay, well that's why the only sung glasses you could
Speaker 6: wear a blue blocks.
Speaker 1: Shade on the show.
Speaker 4: You can't come get me.
Speaker 9: That's where the eyes comment you and Tommy had earlier
Speaker 9: this week. If you cut off your eyelids and you'd
Speaker 9: be looking like me. Remember that.
Speaker 7: I don't forget that one. All right, that's today's round.
Speaker 7: Would you rather thank you?
Speaker 9: Guys? Coming up at forty nine minutes after the hour,
Speaker 9: it's our last break of the day, and we'll close
Speaker 9: out the show with the one and only Steve Harvey
Speaker 9: right after this. You're listening Harvey Morning Show. All right, guys,
Speaker 9: here we are last break of the day on this Thursday, Steve.
Speaker 9: Before we get out of here, we do have a voice,
Speaker 9: a voicemail call for you. It's from Yasmin out of Canada, Canada. Okay,
Speaker 9: take a listen.
Speaker 11: Good morning Steve, Good morning family, This is your girl. Yasmin.
Speaker 11: Colleagues from Toronto, Canada. Loved the show. But yesterday, after
Speaker 11: I heard Junior's comment about Jodasse and we were talking
Speaker 11: about Marvin Gaye, I just had to call in today, Julia,
Speaker 11: what is going only with you? Why are you so
Speaker 11: bent out of shape? Junior? I don't think I've ever
Speaker 11: heard you talk like this, behave like this. It sounds
Speaker 11: like something deeper is going on, Junior. And everyone is
Speaker 11: entitled to their own opinion. And don't hate that Marvin
Speaker 11: Gaye is on top and Jodas be a second. It's
Speaker 11: like comparing key week to mango. They're both in the
Speaker 11: fruit category, they're both edible, they're both delicious, but they're
Speaker 11: two different sounds. Listen to Marvin Gaye's lyrics, Junior. Just
Speaker 11: do that for one week. Listen to Marvin k only
Speaker 11: and listen to the lyrics, and I guarantee you after
Speaker 11: one week, hopefully, and you will understand the significant, the
Speaker 11: power and the legousness that Marvin Day carries and still carries. So, Junior,
Speaker 11: what's going on? What's going on? What's going on? I
Speaker 11: bless you, my brother. I bless you, my brother. I
Speaker 11: bless you my brother.
Speaker 4: What's going on?
Speaker 3: Care?
Speaker 4: I mean, what's going on? I tell you, Oh, Junior,
Speaker 4: you got a lot of people.
Speaker 7: Man, you know you're hurt by that one?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean you know, And they came across another
Speaker 1: country for this.
Speaker 4: Can all had.
Speaker 7: It's a passport.
Speaker 4: I had to show their passport. Can make this statement here?
Speaker 4: I'm coming Why you're in the countryman, I'm going down here.
Speaker 4: See junr about this.
Speaker 1: Jodenesy and Marvin Gates take.
Speaker 4: Think we got an issue.
Speaker 9: Even that young that young, new young singer, October London
Speaker 9: that songs back to your place.
Speaker 1: It's a hit right now, he's.
Speaker 4: What what what? What do you want to say?
Speaker 1: I'm just I just I just can't have an opinion.
Speaker 1: That's why all I can't do is having an opinion.
Speaker 1: I didn't come up in Marvin gay era. I came up.
Speaker 4: I didn't come up with Jodys era. But I know
Speaker 4: Marvin gave better than that. I think Jody's I think
Speaker 4: Josh is upset that you put them in this mess
Speaker 4: right here? You talk to why say that?
Speaker 1: But I'm gonna go listen to Marvin Gaye?
Speaker 6: But she said, she said, listen to Marvin gay for
Speaker 6: a week week? Okay, how many hits he got? We
Speaker 6: just you can just finish Jodys's whole little collection by
Speaker 6: this afternoon, all of matter of fact, by the time
Speaker 6: we get a when we get off the air this morning. Okay,
Speaker 6: by the time we had lunch at one thirty, you
Speaker 6: would have been able to listen to every song they had.
Speaker 1: Okay, what what Marvin Gaye album? You want me to
Speaker 1: listen to?
Speaker 9: Going on.
Speaker 6: Live in London? You can do uh, you can do
Speaker 6: trouble Man. You could do U versus mess of Me.
Speaker 6: You could do uh. It's just I don't just look.
Speaker 6: You could.
Speaker 1: I want what's going on?
Speaker 7: What's going on?
Speaker 4: Don't matter? His hits is so overwhelmed, and they overwhelmed
Speaker 4: each other.
Speaker 6: Here's one album, just hit, the album with the Ernie
Speaker 6: Bonds picture on the front, all in black dancing at
Speaker 6: the sugar shot.
Speaker 4: Time. I want you just listen to that right there,
Speaker 4: and we can stop all this conversation.
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, because I must have heard some people.
Speaker 8: So I'm gonna go ahead, yeah and rectify this because
Speaker 8: you're clearly hurt.
Speaker 4: Is the understatement offended.
Speaker 1: Junior?
Speaker 4: Where every call we just took me the same thing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, now I'm in a crisis better than this too, Now,
Speaker 1: don't forget that to hear you.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, okay, I'm gonna bring a track. I'm gonna
Speaker 5: bring an eight track to your house. And we're gonna
Speaker 5: sit down and listen to that. You got an eight track,
Speaker 5: I'm gonna get all that. Yeah, we're gonna stop by
Speaker 5: the partner shop, get all that.
Speaker 6: This is how you know how legendary Marvin Gaye is.
Speaker 4: Jody said, ain't on eight track?
Speaker 1: Say they don't even have one even on eight track? Right, Yeah,
Speaker 1: you go right to they songs.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're comparing the solo singer. It's just different categories.
Speaker 2: It's kind of like, yeah, I'm comparing Joy to the
Speaker 2: brother he.
Speaker 6: Did that and the O J's You're right, he stopped there,
Speaker 6: he went all the way over the cliff, drove his
Speaker 6: car off the cliff.
Speaker 4: But he's still talking about get out the way.
Speaker 8: Okay, I'm gonna go ahead and listen to the album
Speaker 8: and lady ahead, see, I'll come back with a different opinion.
Speaker 1: Let me see you will, precious, Yeah, let me come
Speaker 1: back to something.
Speaker 4: Let me see, well those are our clothes. Remarks that
Speaker 4: it's all about Junior.
Speaker 1: They all hurt me today.
Speaker 4: As they should because you're offending a lot of people.
Speaker 4: We'll see them all mass Junior, you don't listen our today,
Speaker 4: Yes I am.
Speaker 6: I think we'll find out what Junior think tomorrow on
Speaker 6: the Steve Harvey Morning Show.
Speaker 4: That's the only region.
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