Speaker 1: I was born. It's the donkey of the day, Charlemagne
Speaker 1: Devil Breakfast club.
Speaker 2: Yes, donkey today for Thursday, February eighth, goes to the
Speaker 2: Breakfast Nubs or should I say breakfast Nub, which would
Speaker 2: just be mees Charlamagne to God. Jess told me I
Speaker 2: should do this because Monique is from Baltimore.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, and that's her aunt, right, absolutely, and I'm a
Speaker 3: sweet baby.
Speaker 2: Yes. And if we don't have anything to do with this,
Speaker 2: Jess Laris has nothing to do with this because she
Speaker 2: just got here Monday, okay, together us three at the
Speaker 2: Breakfast club. But I am the breakfast Nub, all right.
Speaker 2: That's what Monique called us on a club Sha shay yesterday.
Speaker 2: Well called me on club sha shit yesterday when she
Speaker 2: was reminiscent over the time she received donkey today. Let's
Speaker 2: listen to her on club.
Speaker 3: We were able to do the special and we appreciated them,
Speaker 3: saying listen, how can we work this out? Now? You
Speaker 3: know what happens with that.
Speaker 1: People were having.
Speaker 3: Callings when I said this is not right. I was
Speaker 3: donky other day. Remember that I was donkey of the day.
Speaker 3: The Breakfast Nubs called me the donkey of the day.
Speaker 3: That's what they said. And they had a whole calling
Speaker 3: about how I was Donkey of the Day, but you
Speaker 3: didn't do the same thing when you found out was
Speaker 3: settled now all of a sudden, don't nobody know what
Speaker 3: the settlement is.
Speaker 2: It was really really quick. We just want to throw
Speaker 2: it away.
Speaker 3: So with that Netflix special, it was just it was
Speaker 3: just like, no, guys, I gotta stand up now.
Speaker 2: If you remember, Monique back in the day, like twenty eighteen,
Speaker 2: called for a boycotted Netflix, saying they low balled her.
Speaker 2: Monique said in an Instagram video that Netflix offered her
Speaker 2: a half a million dollars for a comedy special, and
Speaker 2: she pointed out Amy Schumer was off with eleven million,
Speaker 2: Dave Sheapell and Chris Rock twenty million. I gave her
Speaker 2: Donkey of the Day for that because it was in
Speaker 2: my opinion that Monique, you know, wasn't on the level
Speaker 2: of Dave, Amy and Chris. And she came on Breakfast
Speaker 2: Club and said this.
Speaker 3: And what happens is when you're basing off of what
Speaker 3: you're assuming and then you give me a title of
Speaker 3: Donkey the Day. Is your mother still alive, yes, ma'am?
Speaker 3: And You're from what city in South Carolina? Monst Corner,
Speaker 3: South Carolina, Monkst Corner. And if I was to call
Speaker 3: your mother or your grandmother, could they tell me stories
Speaker 3: of inequality that they had to deal with?
Speaker 2: Absolutely?
Speaker 3: So, would your mother be a donkey?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 3: Would your grandmother be a donkey?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 3: I need you to explain how you gave me the title,
Speaker 3: because you're not explaining it. You're going off of what
Speaker 3: I assume. But because you're on that microphone, and when
Speaker 3: we open up these microphones, we know just how powerful
Speaker 3: our voices can be, don't we, Angelou, Yes, we do,
Speaker 3: and we know that what we say can become law,
Speaker 3: correct Lenard, Absolutely, so when we do that, we must
Speaker 3: then explain it to our community because we know how
Speaker 3: poisonous it can be when we put things out, but
Speaker 3: we can't back it up.
Speaker 1: We just say it. You's right.
Speaker 2: Netflix ultimately ended up taking back their offer, and then
Speaker 2: in twenty nineteen, Monique suit Netflix for failing to negotiate
Speaker 2: in good faith. The federal judging the case sided with Monique,
Speaker 2: and in twenty twenty two, the lawsuit was settled out
Speaker 2: of court, dropping the clues bombs for Monique Okay, here's
Speaker 2: the thing. I've said this before, and I've said it
Speaker 2: a few times.
Speaker 1: On this radio.
Speaker 2: When it comes to that point, Monique was right. I
Speaker 2: should have minded my black owned business, Okay, And she's
Speaker 2: right when she speaks on the power of the microphone,
Speaker 2: because people from Netflix were definitely reaching out to me
Speaker 2: behind the scenes and they tried to explain why Monique
Speaker 2: didn't get the money that Amy, Dave and Chris got.
Speaker 2: Doesn't matter what the conversation consisted of. Just know, as
Speaker 2: I just said, Monique sued them and they settled. So
Speaker 2: they're clearly with some validity to the injustice that she
Speaker 2: spoke of. Monique, you were right. Okay. I've said that
Speaker 2: before in this radio and I'll say it again so
Speaker 2: you hear me. I had no business speaking on your business. Okay.
Speaker 2: There's absolutely a paid discrepancy for black women. Black women
Speaker 2: are typically paid only sixty seven cents for every dollar
Speaker 2: paid to white men, and the wage gap actually widens
Speaker 2: the sixty five cents on the dollar for black women
Speaker 2: who hold doctor degrees compared to white men with the
Speaker 2: same education. Okay, not to mention all the proof is
Speaker 2: in the putting. When you see a company as big
Speaker 2: as Netflix. With all the money Netflix has, they could
Speaker 2: have dragged this out. Okay, they settled with Monique, Okay,
Speaker 2: and still put out a Monique comedy specially all right,
Speaker 2: we've heard Taraji come out and complain about the pay
Speaker 2: discrepancy in Hollywood. Look, we can have a million conversations
Speaker 2: as to why that is, what that is. The moral
Speaker 2: of the story is there's too many black women out
Speaker 2: here with the same story. Okay, Monique, God bless you, sister.
Speaker 2: And if you have never heard me say this before,
Speaker 2: or if I've never said it, because I was born
Speaker 2: in nineteen hundred and seventy eight and my memory is
Speaker 2: not what it used to be. I apologize for being wrong. Okay,
Speaker 2: A man shut.
Speaker 1: Up to go in?
Speaker 2: Could y'all stop?
Speaker 1: It's crazy.
Speaker 2: I apologize Monique for giving you donkey of today because,
Speaker 2: once again, regardless of how I felt about the situation
Speaker 2: when you in Netflix, I had no business in your
Speaker 2: business and broadcasting your business, And it was Envy's idea
Speaker 2: to open the phone lines for people to comment on
Speaker 2: your business wasn't mine. Okay, But I truly you're going
Speaker 2: to know where you gonna apologize.
Speaker 4: I apologize Monique. Okay, and I think you shul apologize
Speaker 4: to a husband as well.
Speaker 2: What you got to do with this?
Speaker 1: Both of them.
Speaker 4: Both of them was doing this and both of them
Speaker 4: felt disrespected. That's her manager. He was outside. You should apologize.
Speaker 2: He's always around, that's the thing. He's always him.
Speaker 4: Even though he called. He apologized that husband too well.
Speaker 2: Apologize to her husband. I apologize their husband Sidney Sidney right,
Speaker 2: that's his name. Yes, I truly, truly, truly pray this
Speaker 2: apology is received by you, Monique, and I hope you
Speaker 2: heal because I feel like when I hear somebody talking
Speaker 2: about something for a long period of time, that means
Speaker 2: they have been holding on to it and it's bothering
Speaker 2: them in some way. And as a therapist once told me,
Speaker 2: if you don't want your piece to serve, don't disturb
Speaker 2: the piece of others. I clearly disturbed your piece. I
Speaker 2: heard Donkey of to Day mentioned in the intro to
Speaker 2: your Netflix special. I heard you talk about Donkey to
Speaker 2: Day on Club shay Sha. Monique, I apologize. I want peace.
Speaker 2: I want us to heal whatever this is. I want
Speaker 2: that for everybody you mentioned in the Club Shashay interview.
Speaker 2: I truly pray for peace and healing for us all Monique.
Speaker 1: I want that for you.
Speaker 2: I want that for me because I love us for real.
Speaker 2: Please give all to God. He ate the breakfast, the
Speaker 2: breakfast nub, the biggest he hall.
Speaker 3: Mm hmmm.
Speaker 2: That's good.
Speaker 3: You're doing what's right, sitting over there looking like I
Speaker 3: want to be as bolking wobind.
Speaker 2: I just knew you had something to say. Yeah, I
Speaker 2: just I'm gonna keep on saying.
Speaker 1: You look like J Paul Nubb.
Speaker 2: That's what you looked like.
Speaker 3: And he is look a little better, I think.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like my damn.
Speaker 1: Yeah like that scene.
Speaker 4: Let me get one of those.
Speaker 1: Fresh cap head.
Speaker 2: Look good. Let's open the phone now. You want to
Speaker 2: open up the phone line. Well, it was your idea
Speaker 2: to open up the phone lines for something negative before.
Speaker 4: I just said, okay, phone line.
Speaker 2: Come out to bushes.
Speaker 1: Right, you got that right, listen. But that is what
Speaker 1: happened though.
Speaker 2: We just opened the phone line and we asked people
Speaker 2: what they think. It's the same thing. Now, let's open
Speaker 2: up the phone lines and ask people what they thought. Okay,
Speaker 2: how about Charlemagne the breakfast snub? All right? In the
Speaker 2: Mornique situation. Now it's five years later, right, it's that's
Speaker 2: six years later, actually eight.
Speaker 4: Hundred and five eight five, one oh five one. Let's
Speaker 4: open up the phone lines. Yes, let's have a conversation. Yes,
Speaker 4: charlamnearoe ar mind.
Speaker 1: I don't know what the hell you got going on
Speaker 1: in your head.
Speaker 4: Not your charl mine, just.
Speaker 1: Leonard.
Speaker 4: Just apologize some money and big Daddy in Sydney. So's
Speaker 4: up the phone lines and have a conversation.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Big Daddy, that's never happened.
Speaker 2: You should just said I apologize to Big Mo Big Day.
Speaker 2: Nothing up there.
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