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Speaker 1: Good morning everybody.
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Speaker 7: Come on, dig me now, one and only Steve Harvey
Speaker 7: got this radio show. Man, How I got here? I
Speaker 7: really can't explain it. Only by the grace of God,
Speaker 7: that's all I can really tell you. I was talking
Speaker 7: with a buddy the other day and he was telling me.
Speaker 7: He said, Man, he had an interesting philosophy about it.
Speaker 2: He say.
Speaker 7: You know, you can have dreams and visions, he say,
Speaker 7: but God, God will never show you what all he
Speaker 7: has for you. He won't show you all of it
Speaker 7: because he knows you'll mess it up. And you know what, man,
Speaker 7: I thought about that, and wow, how true is that?
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 7: I know that I got a radio show. I didn't
Speaker 7: see it. It's just become this major blessing for me.
Speaker 7: I didn't see it. But if I would have seen
Speaker 7: it and known when he had planned on giving it
Speaker 7: to me, I would have messed it up because Number one,
Speaker 7: my first question would have been to him, why I
Speaker 7: got to wait so long? Why don't I go down
Speaker 7: hill and start on the radio now? And then I'll
Speaker 7: be in radio and then tydd, I see there God.
Speaker 7: But see the thing about God is God don't need
Speaker 7: your help. Matter of fact, he don't really want it.
Speaker 7: All he wants is you to love him and obey
Speaker 7: if you can do them, two things I think I
Speaker 7: could be wrong.
Speaker 2: I think he'd be really cool with us. So had
Speaker 2: I known.
Speaker 7: About these blessings that he had for me, I would
Speaker 7: have messed him up because I would have put my
Speaker 7: thinking in the figuring process, and that would have jackted
Speaker 7: it all up. That's the first thing I have asked
Speaker 7: him why I got away so long? And then if
Speaker 7: he'd shown me what I was gonna have to do
Speaker 7: to get it, I would have showed messed that up. Man,
Speaker 7: I ain't finna do that. I ain't finna do all
Speaker 7: of that. Wait a minute, I got to go through
Speaker 7: all of these mishaps in my life. So when I
Speaker 7: get the radio show. I have something to share, Man,
Speaker 7: Why won't I just read a couple of books and
Speaker 7: share that experience with them?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 7: See, I want you to know what you're talking about.
Speaker 7: I want you to be transparent. I want people to
Speaker 7: be able to identify with your struggle and apply they
Speaker 7: struggle to it and see that they can get over.
Speaker 2: See.
Speaker 7: God never shows you all of it because he know
Speaker 7: we'll mess it up.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't have.
Speaker 7: Any books, I certainly please know, I would not be
Speaker 7: the host of family. Can I tell you that it
Speaker 7: is amazing man, how God works, And my invitation to
Speaker 7: everybody today is allowed God to work. You know, you
Speaker 7: can ask him why all you want to, And from
Speaker 7: time to time I still do no good for me,
Speaker 7: But that o me old woe is me?
Speaker 2: Lord? Thing that don't really get it for me?
Speaker 7: Because when I start asking him why, I'm asking somebody
Speaker 7: who has a thought process so high above mind that
Speaker 7: there's no way if he told it to me, I
Speaker 7: wouldn't even get it.
Speaker 2: You wouldn't either, Uncle, I'll bright you think you are.
Speaker 7: Man, You just ain't gonna get how and why he
Speaker 7: does it his way. You're not going to understand it.
Speaker 7: But He has a plan for each and every one
Speaker 7: of us. And if we adhere to the plan, if
Speaker 7: we submit ourself to his will and just say, okay, God,
Speaker 7: what you want me to do, I am telling you
Speaker 7: it is the best way to live.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 7: You can also do it the way I did it
Speaker 7: early on. You can just do what you want to
Speaker 7: do and see how it go from now. And I
Speaker 7: will tell you from personal experience, it's not going to
Speaker 7: go good. My wife and I were talking the other
Speaker 7: day and she said something with me, and I had
Speaker 7: to write it down. She says, Steve, you know the
Speaker 7: funny thing about sin. She says, sining costs you more
Speaker 7: than you want to pay and causes you to stay
Speaker 7: longer than you want to stay. As my wife where
Speaker 7: she got that from, she says, some old person told
Speaker 7: it to her. She says, sining cost you more than
Speaker 7: you want to pay and causes you to stay longer
Speaker 7: than you want to stay. That's the problem, man, about
Speaker 7: doing what you want to do. Because we are all sinners, man,
Speaker 7: all of us, all of us, every last one of
Speaker 7: us a sinners. You will be a sinner until you die. Now,
Speaker 7: you could be saved by grace, but You're going to
Speaker 7: be a sinner man. You are going to make mistakes.
Speaker 7: You are going to in your life knowingly do wrong.
Speaker 7: I bet you will. I don't know who you think
Speaker 7: you are. I don't know who you've been listening to.
Speaker 7: But get this, we are sinners. We were born into
Speaker 7: a world that is sinful. Now it's okay, it's okay,
Speaker 7: it's our world. But we can make the best of
Speaker 7: it because we can form a relationship with God and
Speaker 7: we can go to war with this thing, you know,
Speaker 7: and we can win. You can actually get over. Being
Speaker 7: born into this world is not an end all. It
Speaker 7: doesn't mean you're doomed, nah man, because God is available
Speaker 7: to give you life, and not only give you life,
Speaker 7: but give it to you more abundantly. I have more
Speaker 7: of an abundant life than I've ever had.
Speaker 2: If you took away the finances.
Speaker 7: Trust and believe, I have so many things I could
Speaker 7: tell you that I'm grateful for. For my wife, for
Speaker 7: my children, man, for my family, for the few friends
Speaker 7: that I have, for the work that I do, man
Speaker 7: for the respect that some people that I feel around
Speaker 7: some people from the reputae ha I've earned. Now I
Speaker 7: ain't cool with everybody. I got that. I ain't cool
Speaker 7: with everybody. Everybody ain't cool with me. Everybody don't like me. Man,
Speaker 7: get past that right there. I don't care what you do.
Speaker 7: Everybody are gonna like you. Some people didn't like Jesus.
Speaker 2: What did he do? What did he do wrong to anybody?
Speaker 7: Show it to me where he was just out there
Speaker 7: just messing over folks, and you could justify all that
Speaker 7: happened to him. Just show it to me. But he
Speaker 7: knew everybody ain't gonna like me. I just come to
Speaker 7: save y'all, understand. I got you. Ain't feeling me. You're
Speaker 7: gonna spit on me. You're gonna hang me up there,
Speaker 7: You're gonna pierce my side. You're gonna do all that
Speaker 7: to me. When you get through, I still love you.
Speaker 7: That's a powerful statement. Man, God will take care of
Speaker 7: you if you form this relationship with him. He has
Speaker 7: something for you. He has a plan for you that
Speaker 7: is beyond you imagine. He will give you the desires
Speaker 7: of your heart. But he also has some stuff in
Speaker 7: store for you that you're not even asking for. That
Speaker 7: he is willing to ship to an address that belongs
Speaker 7: to you as long as you stay on the right
Speaker 7: path and are trying your best. God to ship you
Speaker 7: the blessing anyway, because please know He's done it to me.
Speaker 7: I'm a living witness to this, that God will ship
Speaker 7: you blessings and you ain't gonna be perfect. But if
Speaker 7: he know your heart, man, if he know you trying
Speaker 7: to do better, if he see you trying to change,
Speaker 7: if he see you trying to get it right, he
Speaker 7: understands that you're gonna stumble all the way through this thing.
Speaker 7: But if he know your heart and he know you
Speaker 7: trying to get it right, and you're doing the best
Speaker 7: you can, BOYD, here'll ship some stuff your way.
Speaker 2: Man. You really be tripping, man, you will really be tripping.
Speaker 2: Steve Harvey got a radio show. Man. It's crazy, ain't it.
Speaker 7: Morning, Ladies and gentlemen, the time has come to say
Speaker 7: thank you. Appreciate your heavenly Father for all you've done
Speaker 7: for us. Appreciate you for another ride, another opportunity, to
Speaker 7: another shot, another deal, another goal. Man, Grateful gratitude, if
Speaker 7: you if you fix your if you start with gratitude,
Speaker 7: it affects your attitude, which in direct correlation with your altitude,
Speaker 7: you get them tunes together baby, you can be something.
Speaker 7: I'm on fire today. Grateful, Hallelujah, Chirlett Strauberry Color Forrell Mississippi, Monica,
Speaker 7: Junior and the legend that is Nephew Tommy. Well as always,
Speaker 7: it is my honor to find out what's going on
Speaker 7: with you today, Junior.
Speaker 4: You know what?
Speaker 3: Uncle?
Speaker 4: You know?
Speaker 8: Man?
Speaker 9: I'm married. I'm married, I was married now. Yeah, and
Speaker 9: I think I think I figured out what marriage is now.
Speaker 2: I think I got it. You ain't, but go ahead, though.
Speaker 4: Yeah I got it.
Speaker 2: I think marriage is good.
Speaker 3: I think it really is.
Speaker 2: This go ahead.
Speaker 1: Marriage means to me going to the stove. That's all
Speaker 1: I do.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I go to the stove. I know everybody
Speaker 2: down at the grocery store. I thought I'll go.
Speaker 9: Yeah, that's it, because that's all she asked me to do.
Speaker 9: Could you go to the store. Why I'm always going
Speaker 9: down to the store. I know Grace down there, I
Speaker 9: know Field, I know Dan, I know everybody down at
Speaker 9: the stove. If you're looking for Boo Yard Q's there
Speaker 9: on our seven. I'm telling you this stuff at the
Speaker 9: grocer store. That's all I do is go to the stove.
Speaker 1: I'm not meant for nothing.
Speaker 4: Else.
Speaker 1: Just going to the stove.
Speaker 4: That's it.
Speaker 2: That's all my life is. That's what marriage mean to me.
Speaker 3: Go to the stove.
Speaker 2: That's it.
Speaker 3: That's all I got to do.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well you got a nice marriage.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, that's it.
Speaker 2: Enjoy Why are you say that? I wish all I
Speaker 2: had to do was go to the stove.
Speaker 9: You ain't been to the stove, you ain't been down.
Speaker 9: You ain't gonna make it bleed. You've been down to
Speaker 9: the stove.
Speaker 2: I'm going to the stove. Yeah, yeah, you're gonna do that.
Speaker 10: Bro.
Speaker 7: Do you know how how how fortunate you are, first
Speaker 7: of all, to be able to go to the store.
Speaker 7: I love it be able to go to the store
Speaker 7: sometime that now. I did take a golf trip last year,
Speaker 7: and I rented a tour bus to go to Florida
Speaker 7: in it because I didn't feel like flying, right, I
Speaker 7: just wanted to ride and we mess around. We had
Speaker 7: to get gas, and I got out and I went
Speaker 7: in a store like a Quentin trip out on the road,
Speaker 7: and lord, I saw stuff I had not seen in years.
Speaker 7: You know, they sell us you can buy a single banana,
Speaker 7: and you know, bro, I was in the going, what
Speaker 7: the hell is going on. You can buy oh damn banana.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, we see that. We know that Rob's in that.
Speaker 2: Just I couldn't believe it.
Speaker 7: They got a pack with some cheese in it, some
Speaker 7: crackers in it they ain't refrigerated, and a little red
Speaker 7: stick and you spoon out the cheese and put it
Speaker 7: on the track. They sell that too down Yeah, I
Speaker 7: was in that touch stuff. And now let me tell
Speaker 7: you something else they got. They got these slurpies down there.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 2: The cup so damn big.
Speaker 7: It takes two hands to hold it, a shine slurpy
Speaker 7: and you make it yourself and it come out this
Speaker 7: machine like an ice cream machine and the slush and
Speaker 7: it fill up. But you can squirk extra syrup in
Speaker 7: it with your hand and it can be pick any
Speaker 7: color you need to get.
Speaker 1: Out more Steve, thank you. Coming up in thirty two
Speaker 1: minutes after the hour, we'll hear from a nephew as
Speaker 1: he runs that prank back. Right after this. You're listening
Speaker 1: morning show, It is time now for the nephew to
Speaker 1: run that brank back.
Speaker 10: What you got for his neph This right here is
Speaker 10: pizza delivery Shirley down there at the penitentiary.
Speaker 2: If somebody wants some pizza.
Speaker 10: If we can't get some pizza up here in the
Speaker 10: quote unquote and the joint pizza delivers.
Speaker 11: Pizza man, help you hello, trying to order pizza? Okay,
Speaker 11: send you for me please?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Yeah, all right?
Speaker 11: Okay, So about that, Sarah? Can I take your orders?
Speaker 4: Yeah? I need to order ten pizzas?
Speaker 11: You want ten pizzas? And what kind of quest was
Speaker 11: that going to be?
Speaker 4: I need six?
Speaker 12: Can you took up on me?
Speaker 9: Please?
Speaker 4: I need six cheese pizzas, six cheese pizzas on f
Speaker 4: and cross?
Speaker 11: What kind of quest was that again?
Speaker 4: Finn fin finn? Ten six pees?
Speaker 11: Then quest pizzas? And do you want any other topics.
Speaker 4: On my car? No? I need two meat lovers.
Speaker 13: That was that again?
Speaker 11: Dose can pick up a little bit. I'm really having
Speaker 11: a hard time hearing.
Speaker 4: I need two meat lovers, two meat, yes, two meat.
Speaker 11: Meat lovers pizza okay? And what kind of quests would
Speaker 11: you like on that?
Speaker 4: Sir? Uh?
Speaker 11: That's the thick you said you want a thin crust
Speaker 11: on that sick. So I'm having a really hard time
Speaker 11: hearing you. Can you speak up for need?
Speaker 4: I need to meat lovers with thick crust?
Speaker 11: Good crust.
Speaker 4: Okay, okay, all right, and then the lastest two veggies
Speaker 4: on thin crust, two beggies, veggieesgieves.
Speaker 11: Veggies, two veggies, two veggies on the thick crust.
Speaker 4: Do y'all deliver to do y'all deliver to gated gated community?
Speaker 12: Can you work for a.
Speaker 4: Second form, sir?
Speaker 11: Okay, sorry about this, hurt?
Speaker 4: Okay?
Speaker 11: Can I get your phone numbers?
Speaker 4: Three four two, there's six eight nine?
Speaker 12: Okay.
Speaker 11: I heard three four two dass six eight nine, but
Speaker 11: I didn't get the rest of those numbers. Can I
Speaker 11: get an area code or no?
Speaker 4: My number three four to two THESS six eight nine.
Speaker 11: Okay. I need to get the whole seven digits and
Speaker 11: the area code so then we can put in the
Speaker 11: computer to try to find your location.
Speaker 4: I told you my number. My number is three four
Speaker 4: two Dad six eight nine.
Speaker 11: Okay, okay, sir, let me get my manager on the phone.
Speaker 11: Excuse me, he's giving me like six numbers.
Speaker 4: Name.
Speaker 12: I'll take Carris, sir. How are you doing?
Speaker 4: Hey? How you doing?
Speaker 12: I'm doing great?
Speaker 4: All right? I ort a ten pizza, six cheese pieces,
Speaker 4: two meat lovers, and two veggies. I'm trying to see
Speaker 4: if do y'all have a problem delivered to a gated community.
Speaker 12: Oh not at all. We delivered to a gated community
Speaker 12: all the time. Let me just get a number for
Speaker 12: you and an address, right.
Speaker 4: My number, three four to two Dad six eight nine, Sir.
Speaker 12: That's only six digits. We need seven digits. Well, actually,
Speaker 12: Eric Cole plushes seven digits.
Speaker 4: Okay, I don't, I don't. If you just leave it
Speaker 4: with the guard, he'll make sure I get it.
Speaker 12: No, So I don't think you're understand. I need to
Speaker 12: have a phone number where I can call you. We
Speaker 12: can go in and out of the gate. That's not
Speaker 12: a problem. When I guess that I want to.
Speaker 4: You can't go in and out that case. Listen, you
Speaker 4: can't go in and out there, sir.
Speaker 12: I'm sorry, I can't hear you. Can you speak up something?
Speaker 4: Okay, I'm trying to get ten pizzas delivered, and you
Speaker 4: just drop it off with the guard.
Speaker 12: So I understand what you're saying. I'm trying to deliver
Speaker 12: the pizza to you directly. The guard is not who's
Speaker 12: getting the pizza, right, I'm delivering it.
Speaker 4: He gonna he gonna, he gonna pay you. I'm cool
Speaker 4: with the guard, he gonna pay you.
Speaker 12: Okay, where you Where are you located?
Speaker 14: Let's do this.
Speaker 12: Where are you locate?
Speaker 4: I'm in in Gola and Gola and Gola.
Speaker 12: And where's that? Where's Angola and Gola?
Speaker 4: Y'all don't know where to go. I'm in in Goola
Speaker 4: and Gola, Louisiana the penitentiary.
Speaker 7: Huh So we can't.
Speaker 12: Deliver pizza to Angla penitentiary.
Speaker 4: Look I aw the ten pizzas from her, six sixteen pieces,
Speaker 4: two men lovers, and two bags. Look, I can't be
Speaker 4: on this phone too much longer.
Speaker 15: Listen, sir.
Speaker 12: I know what you're saying, but we're not delivering to Angola.
Speaker 12: Do you know what we're located. You gotta call somebody.
Speaker 12: We're in Dallas, but you gotta go somebody in Gola, Louisiana.
Speaker 4: Look, I'm trying to get these ten people. Look, I'm late.
Speaker 4: I'm nothing to go back and forth.
Speaker 12: With you, exactly, and I'm not gonna go back and
Speaker 12: forth with you either. We are unable to deliver this
Speaker 12: pizza to you. Okay, wow, because you are in the penitentiary, sir.
Speaker 12: No one delivers pizza to people in the penitentiary. People
Speaker 12: in the penitential can't order pizza, No, sir, they cannot.
Speaker 12: We do not deliver to the penitentiary. And then we're
Speaker 12: in Dallas. Do you know how long it would take
Speaker 12: to get pizza to Angola?
Speaker 4: I dog give it. Let me tell, okay, who the
Speaker 4: manager that.
Speaker 12: I am the manager? You speaking with the manager?
Speaker 4: What's your name?
Speaker 12: Never mind what my name is, just know that I'm
Speaker 12: the manager.
Speaker 4: Okay, Let me say this to you, since you the
Speaker 4: manager there. If I don't get no pizzas here tonight,
Speaker 4: well when I get out in three years, I'm coming
Speaker 4: down there and I'm gonna you up.
Speaker 12: So you think you're talking to you, ain't met up
Speaker 12: in three years, I won't be here, but matter fact,
Speaker 12: I just might stay here for three years.
Speaker 4: So when you come back, let me tell you something.
Speaker 4: If y'all don't bring the pieces this penitential, get it
Speaker 4: to the guard before he get off work. Then but
Speaker 4: it's gonna be froud here now in one of these
Speaker 4: ten pizzas and everybody on the cell block waiting on them.
Speaker 12: Sir, I don't I don't care about you and your
Speaker 12: folk on your cell block. You are in the penitentiary,
Speaker 12: and I don't even know why you calling?
Speaker 16: Are you on my phone?
Speaker 12: This is a business, okay, and I have a job
Speaker 12: to do. I am not delivering pizza still penitentiary.
Speaker 4: Y'all discriminating about where y'all bring pizzas are?
Speaker 12: No, we don't discominated, but we ain't located in that
Speaker 12: and got Unless you're gonna give me some metro for
Speaker 12: my metro, I ain't coming.
Speaker 4: Let me tell you something. I want you to remember
Speaker 4: these number three four two dad six eight nine. If
Speaker 4: you see that ray painted on your house all that
Speaker 4: damn pizza place, then you know my then got out
Speaker 4: and I'm looking for your three four two dad six
Speaker 4: eight nine.
Speaker 12: I donna give a about three four two six eight
Speaker 12: nine and seven four three. What I'm saying is yet grass,
Speaker 12: if you come up here in three years and guess what,
Speaker 12: don't drop the soap.
Speaker 4: Thank you talking to That's what I said. Who you
Speaker 4: think you talking to?
Speaker 12: Let it get off my phone.
Speaker 4: I got I got one more thing to tell you
Speaker 4: before I get out in three years. The last words
Speaker 4: I'm gonna say that. What's that you're listening?
Speaker 12: Yeah, I'm listening. Say what you gotta say?
Speaker 4: This is nephew Tommy from the Steve Harby Morning Show.
Speaker 4: Your girl friends got me to pray for Oh call you.
Speaker 12: Oh my goodness, you got you gotta be man.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, oh god.
Speaker 12: This is nephew Tommy.
Speaker 2: I think there ought to be allowed to help with pizza.
Speaker 2: I really do. I don't. I don't see nothing wrong
Speaker 2: with the nice little pizza. Ain't gonna hurt nothing.
Speaker 1: Okay, you don't think so what are you doing? No
Speaker 1: opinion there? All right, nephew, thank you coming out. It
Speaker 1: is asked to c l O our chief Love Officers.
Speaker 1: You're listening morning show coming up at the top of
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Speaker 1: talk about all of these stories coming up at the
Speaker 1: top of the hour, but right now it is time
Speaker 1: to ask the clo our Chief Love Officer, Steve Harvey.
Speaker 1: This is from Lords and Roanoke. Lordas writes, My wife
Speaker 1: starts nagging me as soon as I get home. Last
Speaker 1: night she went in on me about yard work, so
Speaker 1: I ignored her. She threw a cup of coke on
Speaker 1: me to get my attention. I told her to watch herself.
Speaker 1: She told her dad. I threatened her, he's gonna get
Speaker 1: cursed out if he comes over here. Why would she
Speaker 1: lie like that?
Speaker 7: It's okay, let him come on over there. Then you
Speaker 7: tell him the truth in front of her, you know
Speaker 7: that's all. Why would she lie like that?
Speaker 8: Man?
Speaker 2: Your wife crazy? Why y'all still married?
Speaker 7: You ain't throw no coke on me to get my attention,
Speaker 7: you know, because she know you ain't gonna do nothing,
Speaker 7: which is the right thing for you not to do.
Speaker 7: But no, I'm not staying in a relationship like that.
Speaker 7: You know a man can be abused too. I come home,
Speaker 7: you bother me bout them y'all work, Then I ignore.
Speaker 7: You throw coke on me. You know we ain't doing
Speaker 7: this here. Watch yourself now, he threatened me. Okay, bring
Speaker 7: your daddy over here. Daddy get his ass with my house. Okay,
Speaker 7: bring your old ass over here if you want to.
Speaker 1: All right, Moving on to bridget in Columbus. Bridge says,
Speaker 1: my daughter is nine and she comes home daily with
Speaker 1: grown folks gossip about her teachers that are messing around.
Speaker 1: My daughter is inquisitive. The principal calls her. Nosy, Should
Speaker 1: I report the principal and the teachers to the administration.
Speaker 7: Well, you can't call this little girl knows it. This
Speaker 7: little girl has no business knowing this. So what the
Speaker 7: principal need to do is bring these teachers in to
Speaker 7: find out what's going on. How this is a subject
Speaker 7: around some nine year olds.
Speaker 2: It ain't to the.
Speaker 7: Girls, Nosy. She down at the school to get educated. Now,
Speaker 7: her part of her education is what mister Riley and
Speaker 7: miss Bankston is doing. So now y'all need to y'all
Speaker 7: need to work on what y'all teachers is putting out
Speaker 7: to the students. Now that's problem one. Now I will
Speaker 7: tell my daughter stay out of grown folks business. Don't
Speaker 7: talk about business that ain't yours. I'll work on her
Speaker 7: at the house. But you're not finna come in here
Speaker 7: talking about my daughter knows Nosy. It's called inquisitive at nine.
Speaker 7: It ain't nosy, it's what.
Speaker 4: Is that.
Speaker 3: Doing?
Speaker 1: Andrew and Tampa says, I got caught cheating two years ago,
Speaker 1: and after the smoke cleared, I started cheating again. I
Speaker 1: don't think I can be a one woman man. I've
Speaker 1: been married for three years. Is this normal?
Speaker 7: You gotta get out there. You get out there, you
Speaker 7: just say you can't be a one woman man. You
Speaker 7: gotta get out after the smoke clear, and you got
Speaker 7: to understand something about temptation. Temptation faces us all and
Speaker 7: it can be temptation with lust. It could be temptation
Speaker 7: with money. It could be to temptation with just doing
Speaker 7: the right or wrong thing. No one is exempt from temptation.
Speaker 7: I want to tell you gotta stay prayed up and
Speaker 7: you gotta constantly work on all that.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, yeah yeah. When you get through here, it
Speaker 2: is yeah yeah yeah yeah dog yeah.
Speaker 7: When you get through praying about it, and you get
Speaker 7: through staying prayed up and in the word, here come again.
Speaker 1: And do it better, and you do all those things. Yeah,
Speaker 1: all right, this little boy right here, I'm just right here.
Speaker 7: The rate you going, you got about three years, man,
Speaker 7: he makes some damn adjustments. You got about three years
Speaker 7: matter just here, ain't around here?
Speaker 2: You gonna make it?
Speaker 10: You got.
Speaker 2: All right? I'm trying to save you, man, I'm your mentor. Lord.
Speaker 7: This this got doom rolled all over if your ass
Speaker 7: don't hel up and make some adjustments to this marriage.
Speaker 7: He got make some damn adjustment here. Everybody got everything.
Speaker 7: Gotta quit surprising him. Yeah, he has got to quit
Speaker 7: getting surprised. Yeah, man, I gotta go to stove.
Speaker 1: Last one. Steve Chundra and Harlem says that my husband
Speaker 1: has nine tattoos. His mom's name and our daughter's name
Speaker 1: are on his chest. His aunt just died and he
Speaker 1: got her name tatted on him. I asked if he'd
Speaker 1: ever tap my name. He said, we might not be
Speaker 1: together forever. Should I be worried?
Speaker 2: I'm sorry? Yeah, yes, Well he's telling the truth.
Speaker 7: But you know, the daughters is always his daughter, The
Speaker 7: mama always his mom, Auntie always his aunt.
Speaker 2: You might not always be the wife. Yeah, you don't
Speaker 2: make the body man. If I was putting women on
Speaker 2: my body, who my chif be full? Where is my name?
Speaker 2: Gona go?
Speaker 3: W Is there any space? Man?
Speaker 2: I need to cut this mess out right here?
Speaker 1: Yeah, she feels disrespected ste the wife.
Speaker 2: It's not disrespect. Nobody on his name, body is not related.
Speaker 2: He don't. If he had another woman's name on that,
Speaker 2: she'd have a valid point.
Speaker 7: But they're all related to him, daughter, you know, my
Speaker 7: blood relatives.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so that ain't a bad thing.
Speaker 1: He's not putting kind of way though. The wife, Well,
Speaker 1: you know, and.
Speaker 10: Still you know all right, fellas you get a fake
Speaker 10: one put on, it's going, well, you want to do that,
Speaker 10: hen or something, you can do that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what if your wife got her children's name, her
Speaker 1: father's name, her aunt's uncle's name, would you want her
Speaker 1: to have your name?
Speaker 2: My wife can't sit through.
Speaker 1: You can't said that.
Speaker 2: I know good. Hell well, mind ain't getting.
Speaker 1: Attached to worry about that, Steve.
Speaker 2: Nothing.
Speaker 7: I don't know when they're gonna put it on that
Speaker 7: because every time I see it, she putting some lotion
Speaker 7: on or something.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: Gotta stay moisturized, gotta stay I wouldn't do that.
Speaker 6: Name.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but she wants, she wants her name on his chest.
Speaker 1: That's what this is all about.
Speaker 2: It ain't happening.
Speaker 1: He's gotta deal with it. So every day she's gonna
Speaker 1: be thinking, am I gonna be Are we gonna be together?
Speaker 1: Are we gonna be together? Spouses coming go? Yeah, you
Speaker 1: tattoo is somebody.
Speaker 2: Got a last one shot? You got one more? That
Speaker 2: was okay, ain't no tattoos?
Speaker 1: All right, thank you?
Speaker 2: C l to go to the stove.
Speaker 1: I'm going to that's a tattoot.
Speaker 2: I'm going to the stove at Walmart. Tattooed on you.
Speaker 1: Coming up at the top of the hour, we'll have
Speaker 1: some entertainment news for you right after this. You're listening.
Speaker 2: Show.
Speaker 1: Well, there's a new game show on Fox. I'm sure
Speaker 1: you guys have seen it. It's called The Floor. It's
Speaker 1: hosted by Rob Lowe, who doesn't age. By the way,
Speaker 1: he looks so goods. Almost recently, there were some white
Speaker 1: contestants on the game show who could not name any
Speaker 1: and I mean any famous black people. They passed on
Speaker 1: naming images of Steph Curry, Harriet Tubman, Tracy Ellis Ross,
Speaker 1: Dennis Robin who doesn't know Dennis Rodman. And they passed
Speaker 1: on you, Steve with your face.
Speaker 2: Really we black people should we know all us.
Speaker 1: Over Kim John Oon they know Dennis Rodman. But anyway,
Speaker 1: more importantly, they didn't know you okay everywhere?
Speaker 7: Yes, yes, you wouldn't blurred out that much. I like
Speaker 7: Rob Lowe's reaction though, when he saw it and they
Speaker 7: saw me and they opened it up.
Speaker 2: He just dropped his head when.
Speaker 1: They said past like, you know Steve Harvey, craziness with Steve.
Speaker 1: You're cool with the Steve that they didn't know you.
Speaker 2: No, it don't change nothing from me. Don't change what.
Speaker 1: Were you saying, girla. It kind of shows what It's
Speaker 1: kind of sad. Yeah, it's very sad. Yeah, because it
Speaker 1: only shows.
Speaker 4: That, you know what.
Speaker 2: It's kind of like to me what them not knowing
Speaker 2: me is like Junior not being Santa Clause. Nobody, boy,
Speaker 2: don't nobody know this? Why bringing that up? You gotta
Speaker 2: ask you got Junior permission to bring that up? You
Speaker 2: got five dog called mentoring.
Speaker 7: You know it's or I'm just gonna tell people that
Speaker 7: will help you understand something. I have to deal with
Speaker 7: this all the time. Junior ran for a party in
Speaker 7: the movie and he didn't get it okay, and and
Speaker 7: he was a little bombed out about it.
Speaker 1: And how is the same as a contestant on the Games?
Speaker 7: Not when the white folks didn't know me now I'm
Speaker 7: a little bit bombed out by it.
Speaker 1: I knew you were, That's why I asked you. And
Speaker 1: if finally you admitted it, Junior.
Speaker 7: Ain't Santa Claus and I ain't famous as I thought
Speaker 7: I was. I'm gonna need me some alcohol to get
Speaker 7: to you.
Speaker 3: I'm crowd.
Speaker 2: I could tell you what else you got, Shirley.
Speaker 1: All right, come on, come on, mister non famous.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 1: This is according to the Dallas Morning News, Jerry Jones,
Speaker 1: the owner who of the Dallas Cowboy. He's a billionaire.
Speaker 1: Of course he's going to have to submit to a
Speaker 1: paternity test. A Texas judge ordered him to take one.
Speaker 1: He's eighty years old. He has to provide DNA to
Speaker 1: determine if he fathered twenty seven year old Alexandra Davis
Speaker 1: because she believes Jerry Jones is her dad. Davis has
Speaker 1: DNA proof that her mom's divorced husband is not the father. Alexander.
Speaker 1: Davis claimed last year in a lawsuit that Jerry Jones
Speaker 1: paid child's support and hush money to her mom. Davis
Speaker 1: alleged that Jerry Jones made three payments to her mom
Speaker 1: worth half a million dollars. He also established a trust
Speaker 1: in Alexandra Davis's name. Jerry Jones has denied he's her dad.
Speaker 1: After all, he just celebrated last year his sixtieth wedding anniversary.
Speaker 1: What's at stake here, that's the big question.
Speaker 7: Why is she You can have you can have listen
Speaker 7: to me, you can have wed now versus in kias
Speaker 7: that same Yeah?
Speaker 1: Really, but anyway, this is what's at stake. This is
Speaker 1: why she's trying to get this DNA to prove that
Speaker 1: he is her dad, because it would be a slice
Speaker 1: of the Dallas Cowboys empire worth nine million dollars estimated
Speaker 1: nine million dollars I'm sorry, billion dollars billion with a beat,
Speaker 1: Oh we.
Speaker 2: Gotta take this test. Hell yeah, Well.
Speaker 7: She's not gonna get She's not gonna get that big
Speaker 7: of a slice of the nine billion.
Speaker 2: Just understand that. Well how much? Say how much?
Speaker 7: Well, see, what's gonna happen is if he turns out
Speaker 7: to be that would be a settlement. The first of
Speaker 7: all that will be appeals out the Yang Yang His
Speaker 7: lawyers is gonna go to work. They gonna deny, They're
Speaker 7: gonna appeal. It's gonna be a long time for he
Speaker 7: take a DNA test. I want you all to understand that,
Speaker 7: because that's gonna be an appeal. It's gonna be a
Speaker 7: long time before he even take the test. Then when
Speaker 7: the results come back, if they show positive, here comes
Speaker 7: the appeals you are, then that's gonna go through.
Speaker 2: By then all about time all this go through jail,
Speaker 2: gonna be out of here.
Speaker 1: Yeahs her dad. She still get a slice though, right,
Speaker 1: but he's saying she won't get nine billion.
Speaker 7: But on the side they're gonna go off to the
Speaker 7: side and make a payment. This this is gonna go away,
Speaker 7: y'all do. This is gonna go away.
Speaker 2: They ain't gonna be in a suite at the Cowboy
Speaker 2: games and all that.
Speaker 7: Nothing else she didn't get have been none of that
Speaker 7: written for that. Yeah, season tickets, but it's gonna be weave.
Speaker 7: Surely there is no floor at the stadium GasPort. She's
Speaker 7: gonna be up in there. She's gonna get season ticket,
Speaker 7: but they're gonna be there by them lights.
Speaker 1: Oh way up top, way up top.
Speaker 2: She's gonna be able to reach up and burn her
Speaker 2: hand on a.
Speaker 1: Light that's so close to the top to the ever
Speaker 1: j Joe, Well, I think it's the money if he's
Speaker 1: her daddy, period billion.
Speaker 7: But they're in Texas, y'all that I trust me when
Speaker 7: I tell you they gonna find the way around a
Speaker 7: lot of this. She gonna get a check. But it
Speaker 7: ain't gonna be no what you're talking about. The slice.
Speaker 7: It's gonna be so thin.
Speaker 1: After the hour. Today is Super Tuesday. We'll talk about
Speaker 1: that right after this. You're listening morning show. Well, today
Speaker 1: is Super Tuesday.
Speaker 2: It is here.
Speaker 1: This is the day when the when the largest number
Speaker 1: of states hold their presidential primaries and caucuses. Fifteen states
Speaker 1: are holding primaries today Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Maine, Massachusetts, Minnesota,
Speaker 1: North Carolina, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, and Virginia. Super
Speaker 1: Tuesday is a big deal. As a matter of fact,
Speaker 1: it's a huge deal because about a third of the
Speaker 1: delegates will be allocated by each party to decide their
Speaker 1: respective presidential nominee. In addition, there are other important items
Speaker 1: on today's ballot, filling vacant seats in the Senate and
Speaker 1: House of Representatives, races, and local elections for prosecutors, judges,
Speaker 1: city council and school board members. Okay, so, it's not
Speaker 1: just about the presidential election. You got all these local
Speaker 1: elections and all that stuff. So please today get out
Speaker 1: and vote. Super Tuesday is today. Yeah, just gonna be
Speaker 1: real with you, Mana, I'm tired of asking people to vote.
Speaker 2: Damn.
Speaker 7: I mean, it's how it's our obligation as people to
Speaker 7: vote in every I know it's in your way. I
Speaker 7: know it's inconveniences your day. But people died for us
Speaker 7: to vote, and they wanted to vote so bad. Now
Speaker 7: we get the privilege and we I don't feel like
Speaker 7: going down there today. It ain't gonna change nothing. It
Speaker 7: changes everything. Do you know if it were not worth for,
Speaker 7: if it were not for black people, listen to me,
Speaker 7: Donald Trump would have been president again.
Speaker 2: Do you know why?
Speaker 7: Because we changed it in Michigan, We changed the results
Speaker 7: in Philly, and we changed the results in Georgia. Georgia
Speaker 7: was the last one that was the deciding factor. And
Speaker 7: all those votes came from counties that were predominantly black
Speaker 7: in Michigan, Detroit, Milwaukee, and when it got to Philly,
Speaker 7: the black districts, and when it came to Atlanta, Fordham County,
Speaker 7: Cobb and all of them showed up that's why Donald
Speaker 7: Trump is not president. You must have learned then that
Speaker 7: your vote makes a difference.
Speaker 2: Not damn you matter, you matter.
Speaker 13: Yeah, this man caught a case behind this right sharsdays.
Speaker 1: Your vote matters. Yes, you can see.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 7: They was climbing over that wall on January sixth with
Speaker 7: their non ride and ass because they mad because we
Speaker 7: showed up and they man ain't in yep ye, And.
Speaker 1: Then they tried to say the election was stolen and
Speaker 1: all of that.
Speaker 7: And white people, y'all need to start checking with black
Speaker 7: people before y'all ride. First of all, y'all ride in
Speaker 7: the daytime. We see all y'all.
Speaker 1: We got camera bones, we got.
Speaker 2: Damn at these We wait ting, no no riot.
Speaker 1: All right, coming up in thirty four minutes after the hour.
Speaker 1: Please get out and vote people. We will check your
Speaker 1: voicemail Steve at eight seven seven twenty nine, Steve eight
Speaker 1: seven seven twenty nine, Steves. Right after this you're listening
Speaker 1: hardy morning shows. It is time now to check your
Speaker 1: boysmail Steve. If you would like to leave a message
Speaker 1: for Steve, call him eight seven seven twenty nine. Steve
Speaker 1: eight seven seven twenty nine, Steve. You might just hear
Speaker 1: your call on the air. This is Ron from Harlem, Steve,
Speaker 1: he wants to comment on Blacks for Trump. Thanks Steve,
Speaker 1: This is Ron from Harlem.
Speaker 15: The other day you had record shopping on who had
Speaker 15: a question for black Trump supporters.
Speaker 4: The question was do you have no shame?
Speaker 8: The answer is they have no brain?
Speaker 15: When Trump, the great verbal anesthetizer, has his clan rallies
Speaker 15: disguised as campaigning, and he has those no brain Uncle
Speaker 15: Tom Blacks suffering from Stockholm syndrome strategically sitting behind him
Speaker 15: wearing T shirts saying Blacks for Trump. How do you
Speaker 15: support someone who hates you, littles your entire race, and
Speaker 15: supports white supremist.
Speaker 16: Groups that want to eliminate your entire race.
Speaker 15: There's a few slogans that make just as much sense
Speaker 15: as Black for Trump, Thank you for Thanksgiving, roaches for raids,
Speaker 15: slaves for slavery, all those make just as much sense.
Speaker 1: Black for Trump, raise.
Speaker 7: Fraid, roaches for raid. Come on, man, come on, bro,
Speaker 7: that's the best one. These are slogan that make just
Speaker 7: as much the slaves for slavery and roaches for raid.
Speaker 7: Blacks for Trump. Hey dog, excuse me, I need y'all
Speaker 7: write that down for me. I'm finna use that every day.
Speaker 7: Find what's take First of all, do me this fake
Speaker 7: Listen to it again. I want his name because I'm
Speaker 7: gonna give him full credit. He is now gonna be
Speaker 7: my slopiness to why we need to vote. And Ron
Speaker 7: from Harlem says, blacks for Trump make about as much
Speaker 7: sense as slaves for slavery, roaches for.
Speaker 1: Played again before we before we leave today. Yeah, thanks,
Speaker 1: run kept it one hundred, did the all right? Moving
Speaker 1: on to James the truck driver, he says his wife
Speaker 1: has a gambling problem. Take a listen.
Speaker 16: See my name is James, and I am a truck driver.
Speaker 16: And my wife spends about eight hundred dollars a month
Speaker 16: going to the casino. And we talked, and I need
Speaker 16: to know what I can do to get her to
Speaker 16: stop going to that casino giving them that money. She
Speaker 16: spends more than she brings home. And like I say,
Speaker 16: I work all the time, and true enough, she sits
Speaker 16: home all the time. But I've tried to talk to
Speaker 16: her to let's take a vacation to go to Hawaii.
Speaker 16: I've tried to get her to take a cruise with me.
Speaker 16: I've tried to get her to do several things with
Speaker 16: me on my day's off. But yet she would rather
Speaker 16: go to casino. And I would like to know what
Speaker 16: would be the best way to get her to stop
Speaker 16: going to that casino and give her them our hard
Speaker 16: earned money. I'd rather for her to go shopping and
Speaker 16: buyers and prose instead of giving it to the casino.
Speaker 8: So tell me what your view on on of this.
Speaker 16: Have a great day.
Speaker 4: Thank you well.
Speaker 7: First of all, James, James, great husband, hard situation.
Speaker 2: Now you've talked to her, she's got a gambling problem.
Speaker 2: We all agree.
Speaker 7: Eight hundred them off down at the casino, James said,
Speaker 7: I'd rather her go shopping and buy clothes. Yeah, they
Speaker 7: take it down there and give it away. So this
Speaker 7: man ain't here. Here's your only solution, James. She stays
Speaker 7: at home all day. You bring all the money home.
Speaker 7: I think what you're gonna have to start doing, James,
Speaker 7: is you're gonna have to get into the bill paying process,
Speaker 7: make sure you take care of your house. She likes
Speaker 7: your food, your grocery all like that. Then I think
Speaker 7: you're gonna have to deduct eight hundred out at after that.
Speaker 2: M hmm.
Speaker 7: And then let her go down to the casino with
Speaker 7: whatever left. But I think you're gonna have to take
Speaker 7: that eight hundred and pull it to the side yourself
Speaker 7: after you take care of the rent the gas electric.
Speaker 7: Then once you pay that, take eight hundred and put
Speaker 7: it somewhere in an account with your name on it.
Speaker 2: And now whatever she want to go gambling with, now
Speaker 2: she can go on down there.
Speaker 1: Wow, she won't even go on a vacation with him.
Speaker 1: He wants to take her shy counseling.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, I know what we know. We're gonna
Speaker 2: be minus eight hundred. Next next check, I like and see,
Speaker 2: I like, Yes, that's what we're gonna do.
Speaker 1: First, coming up next it is a nephew and today's
Speaker 1: prank phone call. Right after this, you're listening morning show
Speaker 1: coming up at the top of the hour, right about
Speaker 1: four minutes after, it's my strawberry letter for today, and
Speaker 1: the subject is if it's in the house, it's mine.
Speaker 1: We'll get into that find out what that's all about
Speaker 1: just a few because right now the nephew is here
Speaker 1: with today's prank phone call. What you got for his nap?
Speaker 10: This around here, sirly, is is that your husband is
Speaker 10: that your I should have really tired. It is inspected, Gadget,
Speaker 10: That's what I really should have expected, gadget.
Speaker 2: What I did. Anyway, let's go catch off is that
Speaker 2: your husband.
Speaker 8: Along trying to reach is careen? Hey listen, my name
Speaker 8: is Mark. Are you married to Jason? Yeah? Okay, all right,
Speaker 8: I got the right person. Listen. I don't I don't
Speaker 8: even know how to say this to you. My like
Speaker 8: I said, my name is Mark. I followed my wife
Speaker 8: today and I right now I'm at a park and
Speaker 8: I'm almost certain that my wife is right now. I'm
Speaker 8: about two or three hundred yards away, but I'm almost
Speaker 8: certain my wife is holding hands with your husband, Jason.
Speaker 14: So hold on, hold on. When you see my husband
Speaker 14: at the park with your wife, how long have you
Speaker 14: been following them?
Speaker 8: I followed my wife this morning because I just was
Speaker 8: feeling like real weird about, you know, something going on.
Speaker 8: And I followed her and I'm at the park right now,
Speaker 8: and you know this, I think this is I think
Speaker 8: she's with Jason. I think she's with your husband.
Speaker 14: What type what type of car you do you see
Speaker 14: Jason in Alexis what color?
Speaker 8: Is it? White?
Speaker 4: Okay?
Speaker 14: That's him so he supposed he went to work today
Speaker 14: and this Sunday, and they had some over time that
Speaker 14: he's supposed to be doing that work today. And he's
Speaker 14: at a part with your wife close to him.
Speaker 8: So I'm not close to him, you know, I try
Speaker 8: to stay back. Oh wait wait wait wait wait wait
Speaker 8: wait hold up, she just kissed him.
Speaker 4: She did? Kids?
Speaker 8: Who she did? My wife just kissed your husband.
Speaker 14: What'd you say?
Speaker 8: Your wife?
Speaker 4: Your wife's name is again.
Speaker 8: My wife name is Veronica?
Speaker 14: Veronica? Okay, what part?
Speaker 4: Dad? Uh?
Speaker 8: They at Langley Park. I'm at Langley Park right now.
Speaker 8: I'm about two hundred yards away from them, and I'm
Speaker 8: looking at she just kissed him. A can I cannot
Speaker 8: believe this man.
Speaker 14: I know, well, you're not telling me that your your
Speaker 14: wife is kissing my husband. Well, how did you get
Speaker 14: my number? That's all up?
Speaker 4: Backed it up?
Speaker 14: How did you get my number?
Speaker 4: Who are you?
Speaker 6: Like?
Speaker 8: I said? My name is Mark, A buddy of mine
Speaker 8: named Fitz Fitzgerald, Fitz knows he knows Jason.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 14: It's Gerald. I want to know how you get my number?
Speaker 8: Fitz gave me your fifth Fitz told me he knew
Speaker 8: Jason and some kind of way got me your phone number.
Speaker 8: I don't even know who we got your number from.
Speaker 8: All I know is your husband is kissing my wife
Speaker 8: right now. That's what I know.
Speaker 14: Okay, you're just sitting.
Speaker 8: There watching giving me the no.
Speaker 14: But we canna change this shit. Right now, you're sitting
Speaker 14: there watching on some specta gadget. I'll go and bust
Speaker 14: all this up because I don't play that. Because he
Speaker 14: said he had to work this morning some of the overtime.
Speaker 4: Don't have time that.
Speaker 14: Who does that in the park with somebody? It's too
Speaker 14: colds be in the park anyway. You can't see no ducks.
Speaker 14: Give me give me the address of this Lightling park.
Speaker 8: Okay, wait minue, wait wait wait wait, They getting a
Speaker 8: blanket out.
Speaker 4: Of the car. Now who does that?
Speaker 14: I know well he ain't no romantic type of guy.
Speaker 14: He never takes We told the park.
Speaker 8: But they getting a blanket out the car and going
Speaker 8: deeper into the park, which I cannot believe this. They
Speaker 8: getting the blanket, No sh no sheet. Now I'm looking
Speaker 8: at give me the part your wine and wine glasses?
Speaker 14: What gives me the address of the car? You want,
Speaker 14: some white boss?
Speaker 4: Stop.
Speaker 14: I'm trying to go out, bust that up. I don't
Speaker 14: have Timepida following me. I was started him now watching
Speaker 14: your life. I'm not gonna watch and I'm gonna hand
Speaker 14: him his ad. Okay, let's stop this right now.
Speaker 8: Take your go over there to the park and give.
Speaker 14: Him the phone. I don't have time for this. You
Speaker 14: sitting up there watching your wife with my you calling me?
Speaker 4: What comes you?
Speaker 14: I'm you a k say what you're supposed to be
Speaker 14: up there? Get on that because the father's there. I'll
Speaker 14: be the flap that and I've been handing him his cat.
Speaker 14: Gon't hand him the fall, take up their head.
Speaker 4: In the phone with you.
Speaker 8: I'm trying to see what else they gonna do. That's
Speaker 8: what I'm trying to do.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 14: Just see it now, all that pulling death bee over
Speaker 14: that doing pulling out a guy? That what you want
Speaker 14: to wait to see them take cares over the handing
Speaker 14: him the phone. I know Jason ain't et no park
Speaker 14: for no. I'm got my at home. I am on
Speaker 14: a third child, pregnant with a baby. But I don't
Speaker 14: get I'll go up there and whoop his while I'm pregnant.
Speaker 14: I know, well, Jason ain't need no, Parker, No, don't
Speaker 14: hand in the phone.
Speaker 8: You I want to say, let me, let me hold
Speaker 8: let me step up the truck.
Speaker 4: Hold on.
Speaker 8: They drinking wine right now. I don't give up about
Speaker 8: that girl.
Speaker 14: Hand him the bar, walk over in and handing the phone.
Speaker 8: Hory, okay, do with George.
Speaker 12: I don't play up by mine.
Speaker 8: Oh man, they mark Mark Mark.
Speaker 14: I don't know who you are, but go hand him,
Speaker 14: Go hand him the phone. You're sitting up there watching
Speaker 14: with your week. Who are you anyway?
Speaker 8: That's my wife? He with he with my wife.
Speaker 14: You must be all because if you was one of
Speaker 14: them big old yokes up black who never got on this.
Speaker 4: Who does that?
Speaker 14: You watching him at the park, I'm telling you now
Speaker 14: whooping that when I see it, I'm whooping your wife
Speaker 14: set up whooping Jason said, I'm gonna slap your calling
Speaker 14: me with this, You shore calling me? Got my blood
Speaker 14: presser star Hall? Why you shot up though watching this
Speaker 14: mock joke. You're supposed to be all on top of that. Yeah,
Speaker 14: when I say, you got that coming too. But I'm
Speaker 14: I'm'm gonna find his language part right, I'm gonna get
Speaker 14: off the ball because I'll be up there I'm gonna
Speaker 14: show you.
Speaker 8: Okay, okay, hold on, hold on, hold on, somebody want
Speaker 8: to talk you give on the phone.
Speaker 4: Hello, how was this?
Speaker 8: This is Tommy Tommy his nephew Tommy from the Steve
Speaker 8: Harby Morning Show. Your husband, Jason got me the prank phone,
Speaker 8: called you. This is something.
Speaker 12: You almost made me.
Speaker 14: Have my baby help in his house this morning and
Speaker 14: I got to momas from you.
Speaker 8: Jason got me the prank phone.
Speaker 12: He no better than that.
Speaker 4: Anyway.
Speaker 14: When he come home.
Speaker 8: Oh, he told me say, look, man, my wife is
Speaker 8: a no nonsense. She ain't killed taking no drama, none
Speaker 8: of that.
Speaker 14: He told no stings. Because I was like, what man said,
Speaker 14: they watch they'll live at the park. What man does that?
Speaker 8: This is crazy?
Speaker 14: But you tell him? I got him.
Speaker 4: I got it.
Speaker 8: Hey, I gotta ask you this baby. One more thing.
Speaker 8: What is the baddest radio show in the land.
Speaker 14: The Steve waf Morning Show. I'm gonna get Jason with this. No, Tommy,
Speaker 14: I'm gonna get you. I'll sell you what I'm gonna do.
Speaker 14: I tell them now for a joke. Tell me, yeah,
Speaker 14: tell Jason that I'm gonna name the baby Tommy.
Speaker 2: Come on, come on up in here on this on
Speaker 2: this brick, getting up Tuesday.
Speaker 1: Is my having it.
Speaker 4: She was not having it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I love.
Speaker 2: That's a real wife.
Speaker 1: Right now the bottom of this stop playing what do
Speaker 1: you do?
Speaker 8: All right?
Speaker 10: Next on my list is Richmond, Virginia. I added a
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Speaker 10: Friday and Saturday is Soul completely out, so get your tickets.
Speaker 2: That would be.
Speaker 10: March the fourteenth and Richmond, Virginia.
Speaker 2: The Nephew was coming to town.
Speaker 10: Tickets on saying right now, laying in the cut, going
Speaker 10: to hang out with one of my best boys in
Speaker 10: the world, Paul Davis. That would be Davids Entertainment, Montgomery,
Speaker 10: Alabama at the Montgomery Performing Arts Center, Saturday night, March
Speaker 10: the thirtieth.
Speaker 2: Baby. That would be me J. J.
Speaker 10: Williams, celebrity, the comedian and the one and only earthquake
Speaker 10: in the building. All right, huh huh, that's gonna be
Speaker 10: straight ignorant in my gummery. I'm here to let you
Speaker 10: know straight stupid in Montgomery. Everybody own there is ignorant.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you and your friend Paul. He's tall, he looks
Speaker 1: like a version of you.
Speaker 2: For the first time. Actually a good dude, Man, good dude,
Speaker 2: ain't freckles and everything just like you.
Speaker 1: Guys could be twins for real, except.
Speaker 2: Dude, way bigger than to.
Speaker 7: Shocking looks like the movie Twins with all the swashing
Speaker 7: nigga and Donnie the veto.
Speaker 1: Yes in the movie Twins. Yes, look at a movie
Speaker 1: the right.
Speaker 7: See that right there. I'm surprised you man. I think
Speaker 7: I have for another hip hop quiz if.
Speaker 1: You oh, I love hip hop quiz? I love that
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Speaker 1: Thanking for you. Subject. If it's in the house, it's mine.
Speaker 1: Dear Stephen Shirley. My husband and I have been married
Speaker 1: for eleven years and we have a son. My husband
Speaker 1: is eight years older than I am, and he has
Speaker 1: old school values and ideas. He is great with our
Speaker 1: finances and I'm not. I spend a lot of money
Speaker 1: on our child's extra curricular activities and his annual school fundraisers.
Speaker 1: I hate that I have to ask our friends to
Speaker 1: support our child, and I have to do this single
Speaker 1: handily because my husband won't ever help me. So I
Speaker 1: use cash that he keeps in the house, or I
Speaker 1: use our credit card. My husband never questioned me, but
Speaker 1: last week I sent our child to school with six
Speaker 1: hundred and fifty dollars cash to donate to the fundraiser
Speaker 1: because I don't have time to beg My child came
Speaker 1: home and bragged to his daddy that he raised the
Speaker 1: most money, and my husband looked at me and didn't
Speaker 1: I didn't make eye contacts. Before he could speak, I
Speaker 1: told him we would talk about it later before bed.
Speaker 1: He asked me how our child raised the most money.
Speaker 1: I told him I got the money out of his
Speaker 1: safe under the bed. He tried to lecture me about
Speaker 1: stealing money, and I had to remind him that what's
Speaker 1: his is mine and vice versa. If it's in the house,
Speaker 1: it is mine. I also went off on him about
Speaker 1: not supporting our child and leaving after school activities and
Speaker 1: fundraisers up to me. He told me that's a mother's job.
Speaker 1: I told him that's exactly why I take whatever I need.
Speaker 1: My husband hid the safe after that night. Why does
Speaker 1: he act like I'm stealing from him? I know I
Speaker 1: could have told him before I took that money, But
Speaker 1: what is the big deal? Well, there is a big deal.
Speaker 1: People do get tired of endless school fundraisers, So I
Speaker 1: get you not wanting to ask people to contribute all
Speaker 1: the time. How selfish is your husband? Though it's his
Speaker 1: son too. He should support, He should contribute, He should
Speaker 1: do whatever he has to do for his child. I mean,
Speaker 1: your husband should be teaching him how to earn money
Speaker 1: for school fundraisers and things like that. Shouldn't just have
Speaker 1: to make it so easy for him and just take
Speaker 1: the money or whatever. It's not just a mother's job. Though,
Speaker 1: Where did he get that from? Your husband? What does
Speaker 1: that even mean, I mean, where else can his son
Speaker 1: learn how to be a man but from his dad.
Speaker 1: This is about more than just money in the safe though.
Speaker 1: I think it's about your husband and his I think
Speaker 1: you call them old school values and ideas. You don't
Speaker 1: have to stay in your place as a woman. This
Speaker 1: is not just a woman's job. But because you do
Speaker 1: what you do for your son, which does require spending money,
Speaker 1: That's why I guess that's why he doesn't help you
Speaker 1: raise his son. He thinks you have it all under
Speaker 1: control and he doesn't want to be a part of that.
Speaker 1: He shouldn't be accusing you, though, of stealing money. It's
Speaker 1: for your son, his son. He doesn't see you as
Speaker 1: a partner. He doesn't see you as an equal, and
Speaker 1: to me, that is a bigger issue in your household,
Speaker 1: in your marriage. That's what you guys need to focus on. Steve.
Speaker 7: I don't agree with the whole assessment, and I'll tell
Speaker 7: you why because I think in this letter what's happening
Speaker 7: is I think they're not teaching the sun the right
Speaker 7: values here. If you gonna give him all the money
Speaker 7: so he can be the top recruiter or earner at
Speaker 7: the class and he get to come home and brag
Speaker 7: about he gave the most money in everybody, but ain't
Speaker 7: nobody earn nothing. I think I think we sending the
Speaker 7: wrong message to the boy. That's for starters. Now let
Speaker 7: me get into this letter. Y'all been married for eleven years.
Speaker 7: He eight years old than you. He old schooled. I
Speaker 7: spend a lot of money on my charge extracurriculum activity
Speaker 7: and his annual school fundraisers.
Speaker 2: I understand that.
Speaker 7: I hate that I have to ask our friends to
Speaker 7: support our child, and I have to do this single
Speaker 7: handing because my husband won't ever help me. See them, schools,
Speaker 7: they got these little pimp systems out here going on,
Speaker 7: and I think it's unfair to dump this heavy load
Speaker 7: on the parents. First of all, schools nowadays have such
Speaker 7: a burden of homework that's due on the children that
Speaker 7: now the parents got to be participating in the homework.
Speaker 7: Now they come up with these unrealistic fundraisers because these
Speaker 7: schools want to appear like they're providing your child with
Speaker 7: all these wonderful experiences. But then now a lot of
Speaker 7: these schools required that the parents got to pay for
Speaker 7: all this extra stuff. Well, it's great that y'all coming
Speaker 7: up with these ideas. But now you're dumping that on
Speaker 7: the parents. And it's already costly enough by the time
Speaker 7: these parents pay for school supplies, the parents pay for books,
Speaker 7: education trips, to the school field trips. Now we got
Speaker 7: to raise all this funds, these annual school fundraisers.
Speaker 2: Hold up, hold up, what else do the parents got
Speaker 2: to do?
Speaker 7: Now it's costing them all this money to educate their child,
Speaker 7: and I think that's unfair. And now you all have
Speaker 7: this pressure that you all put on these students because
Speaker 7: now you all are posting how much each student gills.
Speaker 7: So now this boy, you tie the beg and your
Speaker 7: friends and stuff like, I'm not hey, you want your
Speaker 7: child to be you know, super super super kid and
Speaker 7: all this here and your baby. Now I've had the
Speaker 7: experience cause you know, look, you know people have their
Speaker 7: little girl being girl Scouts and they come, hey.
Speaker 2: Mister Steve, mister Harvey, Uncle Steve, all this here.
Speaker 7: I'm buy a box of cookies from your baby, or
Speaker 7: the whole box, not a box, give me a cart.
Speaker 7: Now get your baby out my face. Okay, I'm bought, yeah,
Speaker 7: twenty four boxes or the peanut butter cookies. The girl
Speaker 7: scout cookies are good. They're not that damn good. Now,
Speaker 7: come back, get your baby, get your fund raising. You know,
Speaker 7: maybe your baby ain't gonna make this trip.
Speaker 2: How about that your baby ain't going to the White House.
Speaker 2: Obama ain't in there.
Speaker 7: Nohow, So maybe your baby ain't going to the White
Speaker 7: House to hear I never went to the White House.
Speaker 2: I turn out just fine. I'll be back with more.
Speaker 1: All right, yes you will. We'll have part two see
Speaker 1: response coming up at twenty three minutes after the hour.
Speaker 1: Today's strawberry letter subject if it's in the house, it's mine.
Speaker 1: We'll get back into it right after this. You're listening.
Speaker 2: Morning show.
Speaker 1: All right, come on, Steve, let's recap today's strawberry letter.
Speaker 1: The subject is if it's in the house, it's mine.
Speaker 2: Well, if it's in the house, is yours. Let's get
Speaker 2: into it.
Speaker 7: The fundraisers at the school, I feel are a bit
Speaker 7: unrealistic and unfair to dump that because now you've put
Speaker 7: an extra burden on the parents. I think that's too much.
Speaker 7: And then all parents are under the pressure they child
Speaker 7: and not looking good up at the school. But they
Speaker 7: post how much each stop child gills. So now your
Speaker 7: child and came home as a top earner. Now your
Speaker 7: child was doing an annual fundraising.
Speaker 2: Came home.
Speaker 7: You didn't feel like big and your friends for the money.
Speaker 7: So you done gave this boy six hundred and fifty
Speaker 7: dollars cash to donate to the fundraising because I don't
Speaker 7: have time to beg Then your child came home and
Speaker 7: bragg to his daddy that he raised the most money. Well,
Speaker 7: he didn't raise anything. And that's the misconception of the
Speaker 7: where our part. I think that you all are hurting
Speaker 7: the child. You didn't let him go dough to doll
Speaker 7: You didn't let him go, you know, sell nothing. You
Speaker 7: just gave the money. Okay, he didn't fill out nothing.
Speaker 7: He didn't have to call his relatives or nothing like this.
Speaker 7: Now this boy show up because you didn't feel like
Speaker 7: begging with six point fifty, your husband looked kind of crazy.
Speaker 7: So before Betty asked you how your child raised the
Speaker 7: most money, I told him I got the money out
Speaker 7: to safe under the bed. Then he tried to lecture
Speaker 7: me about stealing money. I had to remind him that
Speaker 7: was mine as mine as versus versa, and if it's
Speaker 7: in the house's mind. Ah, yeah, I agree with what's
Speaker 7: yours is yours and what's hers is hers, But then
Speaker 7: at one point it's got to be both of y'alls.
Speaker 7: So now, if you're taking money out the house, that's
Speaker 7: both our money you're taking out the house, you do
Speaker 7: at least notify me. Hey, I'm gonna reach up under
Speaker 7: this and I'm gonna give six fifty for this boy. Now,
Speaker 7: he went on about supporting our child and leaving after
Speaker 7: school activities and front raises up to me. And here
Speaker 7: I told him that they leave all this stuff up
Speaker 7: to me. He said, that's a mother's job. Well, it's
Speaker 7: not a mother's job. It's a parent's position. You can't
Speaker 7: dump that on the woman. Dog, that's ignorant. It's your
Speaker 7: child too. How that's a woman's job. How's a woman's
Speaker 7: job to raise money? Well, then it's your job to
Speaker 7: raise money too, then, ain't it. Somebody got to get
Speaker 7: the money. Wait, somebody got to make payments. So that
Speaker 7: was unfair of him to say that to you. I
Speaker 7: told him, that's exactly why I take whatever I need.
Speaker 7: My husband hid the safe after that night, and why
Speaker 7: does he act like I'm stealing from him? I know
Speaker 7: I could have told him before I took that much money.
Speaker 7: But what's the big deal. Well, that's exactly right. You
Speaker 7: should have told him before you took that much money.
Speaker 7: That's almost one thousand dollars. Now you sent your boy
Speaker 7: to the school and he come home Brad and I
Speaker 7: raised more money. He ain't raised nothing. So now you're
Speaker 7: weakening the boy in and the position I think that
Speaker 7: you're taking in this is wrong for your child, because
Speaker 7: now you baby and the boy. I think the pressure
Speaker 7: they put on y'all is a bunch of bull I
Speaker 7: do that too, but I don't think it's about him
Speaker 7: or I don't think it's about him not participating. I
Speaker 7: think the husband should participate in this, but I don't
Speaker 7: think you all have to participate to the point where
Speaker 7: you're the number one contributed. I think that has to
Speaker 7: be a compromise made on your husband's part. And then
Speaker 7: I think if you had some help from your husband,
Speaker 7: you wouldn't feel tired and fatigued about it and all
Speaker 7: like this. But your husband has to get involved. He
Speaker 7: can't blame it on you. If it's your job, and
Speaker 7: if you're gonna make it her job, then she gonna
Speaker 7: do it the way she want to do, and that's
Speaker 7: reach up under the safe and get the money. Now
Speaker 7: you're the here to say, I don't know when the
Speaker 7: house you can hide a damn.
Speaker 2: Safe, but I bet I can find it.
Speaker 7: That garage, Oh here, it work here, work ain't gonna
Speaker 7: have It's either in the garage or the basement.
Speaker 2: Where are we going with this?
Speaker 4: You know?
Speaker 7: Because I'm gonna here if you if you saw that
Speaker 7: hole in the wall in that plywood, I'm gonna hear that,
Speaker 7: the sheet rock, I hear that, and then you got
Speaker 7: the taping mud and taping bed and all that. I'm
Speaker 7: gonna see that it's in there. So I just think
Speaker 7: it's it's a lot going on wrong in this letter,
Speaker 7: y'all to quit baby in that boy though he can't
Speaker 7: beat the number one fundraise six hundred and fifty dollars,
Speaker 7: where they.
Speaker 1: Going a lot of money, and it is these days
Speaker 1: what it is all y'all.
Speaker 7: Had, y'all kids. Surely I don't know how much I
Speaker 7: can gave. Surely, baby, over the years, all this stuff
Speaker 7: I had to do for sherity, and I don't know
Speaker 7: what I had to do. Shuldn't Tasha had a couple
Speaker 7: of little things happening while we're in.
Speaker 3: There all the time.
Speaker 7: It's just I buy a little box of cookies. You
Speaker 7: don't kill you too late. I'm not helping your family.
Speaker 2: I could tell. Toma came in, you know, of the.
Speaker 7: Day, talking about this little boy doing something with the
Speaker 7: little leave. Tommy riches hell. I know, couldn't hear where
Speaker 7: he wasn't talking.
Speaker 1: To me with his rich hask But that's part of it, right, Tommy.
Speaker 7: Thomy got enough money to buy the damn baseball team.
Speaker 7: I don't know why we talk the lead. Thomas started
Speaker 7: a whole another lead. He damn this snoop. You can
Speaker 7: start and leave all this money he got, not.
Speaker 2: But I won't.
Speaker 1: Did we just get a request from someone?
Speaker 8: He just?
Speaker 2: Yah? Yeah, y'all ignored it.
Speaker 1: It was from you, Tommy. Yeah, didn't we just get
Speaker 1: a request?
Speaker 2: That's what he's talking about.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's that's why. And that's why she don't like
Speaker 1: to ask her friends. That's one of the letter. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's the pain, yea.
Speaker 4: All.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna tell you this is what I've learned. It
Speaker 2: is hard for rich people to ask for money.
Speaker 4: It is.
Speaker 2: It is, boy, Because Lord have mercy they be looking.
Speaker 8: Boy.
Speaker 7: You remember when the Rock and opral to everybody talking
Speaker 7: about the money they need to give you for my wife?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Who they lit them up. I said, well, I best
Speaker 7: guess I won't be asking. Yeah, now I quit asking
Speaker 7: for the Mintory Camps, Kip, But I just paid what
Speaker 7: I'm paying.
Speaker 2: Half what I can have. It could go much better
Speaker 2: because they ain't my kids.
Speaker 1: But damn, all right, I'm not trying to.
Speaker 7: Raise money for my kids. I'm trying to raise money
Speaker 7: for somebody else's kid. But they make you feel so
Speaker 7: bad about it. Yeah, I just said, well, what the hell?
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Speaker 9: Hey, listen, let's still ahead it up. Say I condulecence
Speaker 9: to the ESPN family and the Mortenson family. Chris Morreton
Speaker 9: passed away the reporter for NFL.
Speaker 4: Live on ESPN.
Speaker 2: Chris Mortenson.
Speaker 9: Yeah, Chris Morrison passed away uncle seventy two from stage
Speaker 9: four throat cancer. He was diagnosed in twenty sixteen. And man,
Speaker 9: so yeah, man, so uh you know, he covered the NFL.
Speaker 2: Draft a lot.
Speaker 9: He mocked drafts and everything else. He was really really,
Speaker 9: really really good at what he did. Man, So we
Speaker 9: we wanted to just send our condoses out to the
Speaker 9: Mornson family. Also over the weekend, you know, we had
Speaker 9: the NFL compound. But you know, Xavier Worthy set the
Speaker 9: record in the forty yard dash. Man, boy was k
Speaker 9: team two one? Well the record PHO two one.
Speaker 2: He made effort list too.
Speaker 4: Boy.
Speaker 17: Yeah, Man, remember used to be to me he looked
Speaker 17: like he was flying, looked like he was he was
Speaker 17: good man, Taylor.
Speaker 2: Tell me what you think you're forty? Time is right now?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: What do you think right now?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 2: God?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Fixed something?
Speaker 9: Yeah yeah, Julia, Yeah, I probably about a five five nine.
Speaker 1: Push that really yeah, about to find out what It's
Speaker 1: got to be faster than times.
Speaker 4: We know that.
Speaker 1: Well, you know, you know, you know, Tommy pulled a
Speaker 1: hamstring he didn't put on.
Speaker 2: He forgot what he was on. He forgot what you
Speaker 2: got the hamstrain. Yeah, he do the hamstrain, but it
Speaker 2: was after the race though.
Speaker 4: We had.
Speaker 7: Right now, I'm probably running far in bout like I'll
Speaker 7: probably get by like about like eight four.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying about five night.
Speaker 2: I'm like i'd be down to about an eight four strong.
Speaker 1: Ass eight folk eight hours.
Speaker 2: I'll be down there. I'll be down there. I'll be
Speaker 2: down there eventually. You're gonna think of running a honey.
Speaker 9: So after you start, when you get down there, it's
Speaker 9: gonna be you show.
Speaker 1: Ten seconds.
Speaker 2: Down there line. Yeah, but you're gonna be down there.
Speaker 7: When I come out the blocks. That's when the problems start.
Speaker 7: Ship right there, everything lock up. I'll be surprised if
Speaker 7: I cross that forty line and my butthole is.
Speaker 2: Still in okay, right, I'm probably gonna have.
Speaker 7: To blow that out to run a hard forty At least,
Speaker 7: I'm gonna have to have a strong set of hemorrhoids.
Speaker 2: Right after that, I'm gonna need the ice pack. Right
Speaker 2: after that. I know that thing about to come out.
Speaker 2: No thing the sun.
Speaker 1: A woman on social media needs some advice, Steve, we'll
Speaker 1: talk about it right after this. You're listening morning show.
Speaker 1: All right, Steve, This is from Terry and Steve HARVFM.
Speaker 1: Terry says, I'm part of a group of business owners
Speaker 1: and a few leaders of this group approached me about
Speaker 1: running for Congress. They say they will back me and
Speaker 1: help with fundraising. While the thought is intriguing, as I
Speaker 1: have a lot of ideas on what a congresswoman should
Speaker 1: be trying to accomplish. However, I have a past. It
Speaker 1: remains in the past, but when I was much younger,
Speaker 1: I did all the things stupid young adults do. Cheated
Speaker 1: on my husband multiple times, to whom I am very
Speaker 1: happily married to this day, occasionally party too hard and
Speaker 1: to illegally, and so on. I am convinced, slash scared
Speaker 1: that some of some or all of this will come out.
Speaker 1: It's very far in my past, but if it comes
Speaker 1: to light, I can't imagine the damage it would do
Speaker 1: to my family. I have to put off the people
Speaker 1: asking me to run. But to be fair, I'd love
Speaker 1: to run, and I think I would do a great job,
Speaker 1: but I'm so scared. My closet full of skeletons would
Speaker 1: burst out into the open.
Speaker 2: Waiting to come outside.
Speaker 7: Some of my day times night man has always been
Speaker 7: my biggest fear.
Speaker 2: You can't run.
Speaker 1: She can't.
Speaker 2: No, you can't run. But I just you can't run,
Speaker 2: she asked me should.
Speaker 1: I'm just surprised that you said that I can't run. Okay,
Speaker 1: go ahead too while.
Speaker 2: It didn't happen. Now, listen to me. You could run
Speaker 2: if you my age, but she don't sound like she
Speaker 2: my age. See you my age. You can run.
Speaker 7: Cyberspace wasn't open back then. Most of my stuff people
Speaker 7: will never know about it. And no pictures, with no internet,
Speaker 7: with no camera, phones nothing. You have to bring a
Speaker 7: roll up phone and if I snatched it out your
Speaker 7: hand and stepped on, it was gone. I've had to
Speaker 7: do that. So you wow, she can't run, man, she
Speaker 7: came run. Oh I slapped you out. Oh that little
Speaker 7: paper phone, I slapped that out your hands. Step on
Speaker 7: in your minute because I can hear you taking the
Speaker 7: clear clean.
Speaker 1: If you have a past, you can't run for she can.
Speaker 1: You have to be a person, that's what she came.
Speaker 8: Run. Now.
Speaker 2: I know perfectly you ain't Donald Trump. You ain't white.
Speaker 2: White people can do.
Speaker 1: That, Donald, because tru the president.
Speaker 4: You can do that.
Speaker 7: You are white men with money can do that. Black
Speaker 7: women with families. No, you see what they do in
Speaker 7: the fanny. Your husband cannot take that, your children can't
Speaker 7: take it. You ain't finna make no money being no
Speaker 7: day in Connor's president. No way, this ain't even worth it.
Speaker 7: Ain't damn the people or trying to help all the people.
Speaker 7: You can't help your people and destroy yourself. In the meantime,
Speaker 7: they gonna eat this woman up. And that's her fear.
Speaker 7: You cannot lose your family and everything you've worked for
Speaker 7: trying to be.
Speaker 2: So what let them people run? Yeah, you would do
Speaker 2: a good job and all like that.
Speaker 1: She wants to be of service to the people and.
Speaker 7: Get nothing accomplished, has no congressman, no way too much
Speaker 7: that way, Well, the Republicans don't shoot it down anyways.
Speaker 4: What you was.
Speaker 2: You're discouraged? You are I tell you what.
Speaker 3: Don't run run run.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, no, gon' run.
Speaker 3: Go ahead.
Speaker 1: You got at least try, I mean go ahead and try,
Speaker 1: go ahead. What if Obama had felt like that people
Speaker 1: were encouraging him.
Speaker 2: He ain't got that kind of pass. What ain't when
Speaker 2: he was fifteen?
Speaker 4: That's for this.
Speaker 2: They tried to make something she parted way too hard.
Speaker 2: She said, she cheated on her hud several times.
Speaker 3: They're married.
Speaker 2: She said she will wild.
Speaker 1: She said illegally, yeah, illegally.
Speaker 2: She got some issues. Man, I don't do this, lady,
Speaker 2: but life up the junior.
Speaker 7: Listen to junior ass Junior Jesse been up here all
Speaker 7: upset because his ass ain't sending the cloth.
Speaker 2: What did you company him?
Speaker 7: Well out with the movie role being Santa Claus. He
Speaker 7: can't even work the press more. How many times you
Speaker 7: have slept with all these men. You don't have to
Speaker 7: press you, Finn, to be the junior.
Speaker 1: Folks you're listening morning show. I got sorry to break
Speaker 1: to you, but your name may be aging you. Okay.
Speaker 1: Kids on TikTok say the names that were popular back
Speaker 1: in the nineties and early two thousands are no longer cool,
Speaker 1: but even worse, they're considered old people names. Old people names.
Speaker 1: Even young sounding names like Ashley, Britney and Derek are
Speaker 1: now considered old. Don't even mention names like Nathaniel and Rodney,
Speaker 1: and David and Craig, and for the ladies, Nicole, Amanda, Yolanda,
Speaker 1: Rochelle and bridget those are all old people names. According
Speaker 1: to the young people. So here's a question. Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: I know, and Anne has my middle name? Come on,
Speaker 1: thank you mom?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 1: So what are some other old names? Guys?
Speaker 13: Old Nameskelly Gus, that's old Patrick, Johnny.
Speaker 7: Gerald, Thomas, hell yeah, Thomas old Tom Thomas anything, Tommy?
Speaker 1: Yes, yes it is Richid, Monica, Benjamin, Otis Willie. All right,
Speaker 1: come on at thirty three minutes, actually the hour, we'll
Speaker 1: play another round him.
Speaker 5: Around?
Speaker 4: Hi?
Speaker 1: Would you rather it right after this? You're listening.
Speaker 2: Morning show.
Speaker 1: It's time now for a round it? Would you rather?
Speaker 1: Would you rather see your future or change your past?
Speaker 1: Which one?
Speaker 2: The hell with the past?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 2: Come over there. We didn't done that to change it,
Speaker 2: damn thing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so you want to see your future?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 2: We would you want to know the date you were
Speaker 2: going to die?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 1: Sometimes?
Speaker 16: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Listening to who talking? That's a good question, know, yeah?
Speaker 3: Or would you rather know?
Speaker 4: How?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 2: I ain't got no help. I don't want to date?
Speaker 2: Been here?
Speaker 3: What again?
Speaker 2: Next week I'll be sitting up been here so damn because.
Speaker 3: Oh hell.
Speaker 1: Well, today is the day last show up? Nice working
Speaker 1: with you.
Speaker 10: I've been to die, but we got to the date
Speaker 10: I've been a word, had one more? Oh, he couldn't
Speaker 10: make it.
Speaker 1: He got on out of here, didn't he?
Speaker 2: Anybody seen Steve. I'll be somewhere trying to avoid that.
Speaker 8: Damn.
Speaker 1: Maybe you can't run or ide from it.
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 1: Would you rather none of your friends like your spouse
Speaker 1: or none of your friends none of your spouse's friends
Speaker 1: like you? Okay, none of your spouse.
Speaker 2: Putting all that on my wife.
Speaker 1: I tell you, they don't like you, Okay.
Speaker 2: I can't sit around them, no way.
Speaker 8: So what.
Speaker 1: Would you rather constantly itch or be in constant pain
Speaker 1: one day a year one day?
Speaker 10: Would you rather year that one day a year, but
Speaker 10: they're just walking around itching all day looking nasty?
Speaker 2: Well, tell me to be scratching all the.
Speaker 1: Oyster ride just paying one day a year, okay. Would
Speaker 1: you rather always always tell the truth but people distrust
Speaker 1: everything you say? Or would you rather always lie and
Speaker 1: people trust and believe everything you say?
Speaker 8: Me?
Speaker 2: That's it, I know you guys say that will work
Speaker 2: for me. Yeah, that will work for you. Believe a lie.
Speaker 1: Would you rather always be stressed but busy or would
Speaker 1: you rather always be bored? Stressed and busy or always bored?
Speaker 7: Well, the problem with bord is you ain't got nothing
Speaker 7: going on to be real stressed in a minute, because
Speaker 7: the first of the month is coming.
Speaker 4: Is here?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 1: All right, thanks guys. That's today's round of would you rather?
Speaker 1: Coming up at forty nine minutes after our last break
Speaker 1: of the day, and we'll close out the show with
Speaker 1: one and only Steve Harvey right after this. You're listening morning,
Speaker 1: all right, Steve. Here we are last break of the
Speaker 1: day on this Tuesday.
Speaker 2: Hey, I have some closing remarks.
Speaker 7: I was kind of joking around and fooling with Junior
Speaker 7: today and I just wanted to say something really really
Speaker 7: serious about it too, because you know, look, everybody has.
Speaker 7: Everybody that I know is on a quest for success.
Speaker 7: The majority of people I know they want two things
Speaker 7: to happen in their life. They want to be successful
Speaker 7: and they want to be happy. Those are mostly the
Speaker 7: people I know. Now, if you live your life on
Speaker 7: that Internet, you will introduce yourself to a whole set
Speaker 7: of other people who are in this world to hate,
Speaker 7: to be miserable, and to let you know how miserable
Speaker 7: they are. They gonna make sure you're miserable too. Because
Speaker 7: one thing I've learned and the Internet has taught me, well,
Speaker 7: hurt people hurt people, and that's why you see so
Speaker 7: much of it. And it's just a lot of people
Speaker 7: out there that's hurting in this world, and their idea
Speaker 7: is to make you hurt too. Well, that's something doctor
Speaker 7: Field taught me a long time ago. He said, blowing
Speaker 7: my candle out don't make yours brighter. It's just that
Speaker 7: the average person don't understand that. So, like I was
Speaker 7: starting this thing by saying that most people I know
Speaker 7: want to be successful, and most people I know want
Speaker 7: to be happy. In your quest for that, prepare yourself
Speaker 7: for a series of disappointments, because in the disappointment happens
Speaker 7: to be where all of your lessons lie. I just
Speaker 7: don't know any other way to explain it. Every disappointment
Speaker 7: I've had in my life. As I pulled back the disappointment,
Speaker 7: there is a valuable lesson I have to learn in that.
Speaker 7: You know what, when something doesn't go your way, you
Speaker 7: have an opportunity to grow. Because here's what I do.
Speaker 7: When something doesn't go my way, I immediately figure out
Speaker 7: what role did I play in this? Was I not prepared?
Speaker 7: What decision could I have made to have possibly bought
Speaker 7: about a different decision. How could I have turned this
Speaker 7: no into a yes? Why did they tell me no?
Speaker 7: Was it something I did, something I said, something I
Speaker 7: didn't provide. That's how you grow in life. You are
Speaker 7: not going to get through this thing called life without disappointments.
Speaker 7: It is a part of the process. And I'm gonna
Speaker 7: tell you something else too. On your way to being
Speaker 7: successful and and happy, you're going to have more knows
Speaker 7: than yeses.
Speaker 2: That's just the deal of it.
Speaker 7: There is something else, statistics, and I don't have the
Speaker 7: exact number, but the numbers are roundabout Michael Jordan, who
Speaker 7: has been arguably called the greatest basketball player of all time,
Speaker 7: has taken nine hundred and forty some game winning shots.
Speaker 7: He's had the ball in his time in his hand
Speaker 7: nine hundred sometimes for the game winner. He has made
Speaker 7: one hundred and forty six of them. That's a lot
Speaker 7: of misses, man, that's a lot of missus. But they
Speaker 7: don't write about your missus. They write about the ones
Speaker 7: that went in. They write stories and take pictures and
Speaker 7: make headlines about the game winning shot. Michael Jordan against
Speaker 7: Utah when Brian Russell or whatever his name was was
Speaker 7: checking him and he sort of pushed off with his
Speaker 7: hand and stepped back and shot that for the game
Speaker 7: winner to win the series against Utah. He missed some
Speaker 7: shots that game. He didn't make all of them, but
Speaker 7: you know the one they wrote the story about. They
Speaker 7: wrote the story about the game winner. That's what they
Speaker 7: write about. I've had a lot of shows canceled in
Speaker 7: my life, you know the ones they write about, the
Speaker 7: ones that I'll get awards for, the ones that was hits.
Speaker 2: I've had.
Speaker 7: More shows canceled, and I've pitched more shows in Hollywood
Speaker 7: that never will see the light of day that I
Speaker 7: have had actual shows on TV. I'm telling you, man,
Speaker 7: I probably in Hollywood. I've probably been and this is
Speaker 7: not exaggerating, I've been in at least one hundred and
Speaker 7: twenty pitch meetings, if not more. Out of those one
Speaker 7: hundred and twenty pitch meetings, personal shows that I've created,
Speaker 7: you know how mean that those shows made it to
Speaker 7: TV six one hundred and twenty pitch meetings I can
Speaker 7: tell I connect. Steve Harvey's Big Time was a show
Speaker 7: that I created. The return of Showtime at Apollo was
Speaker 7: my idea little Big Shots was an idea I came
Speaker 7: up with. The Judge Show was an idea I came
Speaker 7: up with, and really the two other shows I came
Speaker 7: in with shows that other people ended up on.
Speaker 2: I have maybe six shows.
Speaker 7: Of the one hundred and twenty pitch meetings I've been to,
Speaker 7: they didn't write none of y'all about them one hundred
Speaker 7: and fourteen knows, but they wrote about the six that
Speaker 7: made it.
Speaker 3: You will have far more.
Speaker 7: Disappointments than you will wins, but enjoy the wins, celebrate
Speaker 7: the victories. Realize, man, that all of that was a process.
Speaker 7: And every time they told me no at a pitch meeting,
Speaker 7: I fixed it in repair, added and shaped it and
Speaker 7: redid it and went back in there with something that
Speaker 7: they couldn't say no to. So, man, prepare yourself for
Speaker 7: a series of disappointments, but celebrate the winds and the victories.
Speaker 7: And every time somebody tells you no, that moves you
Speaker 7: one step closer to the yes. Just gonna have to
Speaker 7: get on a lot of steps before you get to yes.
Speaker 7: Those are my closing remarks. Happy Monday, Junior, pick your
Speaker 7: head up, Hey, Merry Christmas, have a great day.
Speaker 2: Talk to God. He loved to hear from you.
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