Speaker 1: All right, guys, it is time now for ask the
Speaker 1: CLO Chief Love Officer, Steve Harvey, at your service. This
Speaker 1: one is from Ashland in Tennessee. Ashland says, I've been
Speaker 1: married for six years to a cheater and we have
Speaker 1: not had sex in a year. He confided in our
Speaker 1: next door neighbor, who happens to be young and single.
Speaker 1: My neighbor saw my husband leave one morning, and he
Speaker 1: came over and lectured me on saving my marriage. I
Speaker 1: got emotional and he came close to comfort me, and
Speaker 1: I could feel him through his pants. He said he
Speaker 1: would be happy to comfort me if I ever needed it.
Speaker 1: It scared me half to death. But how can I
Speaker 1: stop staring at his house? Should I go next door
Speaker 1: and relieve a little stress with this fine young man?
Speaker 2: Well, well, look what didn't happen here? Well, ma'am, can
Speaker 2: I have a real honest and frank answer for this man?
Speaker 2: Tell Ashland Ashley, you've been married six years to a Cheatah?
Speaker 2: Now did she say she confided in the young man
Speaker 2: or her husband? Now, her husband went over there and.
Speaker 3: Told this little dude what he up to and what
Speaker 3: he doing.
Speaker 2: Little dude then took this information like, oh, okay, like
Speaker 2: he'll really care for your husband, know how apparently, So
Speaker 2: now he just slid all over to comfort you up
Speaker 2: against you. Now you're looking at the Wendy. You can't
Speaker 2: take your eyes off his house.
Speaker 3: Mm hmm. But it ain't really the house though.
Speaker 2: What it's one of the tenants, and it's the tenant
Speaker 2: that stayed on the neighbor that's got you the most concerned. Look,
Speaker 2: if you went over there to get some comfort, mm hmmm,
Speaker 2: you would be wrong for doing that, because that he
Speaker 2: is wrong, and two wrongs don't make a right. But
Speaker 2: with that said, m if the situation were the other
Speaker 2: way around, I promise you your cheating husband would be over
Speaker 2: there getting comforted like he is anyway somewhere. So now,
Speaker 2: if you went over there for some comfort, uh huh,
Speaker 2: come on now, bring it home. Ain't nobody got to know? Yeah,
Speaker 2: we got.
Speaker 3: I would. This is just a fact, all right.
Speaker 4: We got to move on, tom, she.
Speaker 3: Said, over there staying at that damn do the best.
Speaker 1: We're moving on, And Duval County said, buck his gut.
Speaker 3: Us.
Speaker 1: My boyfriend and I dated for a long time, but
Speaker 1: we broke up and we'll never get back together. So
Speaker 1: I went out with his friend and we clicked. My
Speaker 1: ex boyfriend found out, and he's having a hard time
Speaker 1: dealing with it. He's tried to jump on his friend
Speaker 1: and he's been calling me all kinds of names. We're
Speaker 1: all single, and I can date whoever I want. I
Speaker 1: wouldn't have a problem if he dated a friend of mine.
Speaker 1: I don't want him anymore. Why is he tripping?
Speaker 3: Oh? Why is he tripping? Because of two things.
Speaker 2: One, he tripping with his boy because you're supposed to
Speaker 2: be my boy, but which proves they ain't really as
Speaker 2: close or the boy he thought he was. Secondly, he
Speaker 2: tripping with you because how could you because you knew
Speaker 2: this is supposed to be my boy.
Speaker 3: So what I think is I thank you little boyfriend
Speaker 3: being delusional for white sometime.
Speaker 2: He thanked his boy is his boy, that really ain't
Speaker 2: his boy, and he still think you his woman?
Speaker 4: She said, ever get back together.
Speaker 2: Your ex boyfriend is living a life with a lot
Speaker 2: of delusion because he thought his boy was really his boy,
Speaker 2: but he ain't his boy, and he think.
Speaker 3: You still his woman.
Speaker 2: So now he didne try to jump on the boy,
Speaker 2: and now he mad at you.
Speaker 3: But now you lied talking about didn't lie.
Speaker 2: You told you wouldn't be mad if he dated one
Speaker 2: of your girlfriends.
Speaker 3: That's a damn lie.
Speaker 2: And you and I and everybody listening know that's a lot.
Speaker 4: Well, maybe that's what her ex should do.
Speaker 2: Well, you know, don't nobody want him?
Speaker 4: She said, they're never getting back together. She does not
Speaker 4: want him anymore. All right, Edna, we're moving on.
Speaker 1: Edna in Kentucky says, I'm in my mid sixties.
Speaker 4: Edna ste.
Speaker 1: In my mid sixties, and I started driving for a
Speaker 1: ride share company.
Speaker 4: Recently.
Speaker 1: I picked up an older black mail from an upscale
Speaker 1: neighborhood and he said he had to pick a friend up.
Speaker 1: I want to pick up a beautiful, younger black woman.
Speaker 1: They started to kiss and undress in the back of
Speaker 1: my suv. He instructed me to get on the Interstate
Speaker 1: and ride until they finished their business on the back seat.
Speaker 1: He paid me three hundred dollars cash for the ride.
Speaker 1: And I asked and asked if I would like to
Speaker 1: be his personal driver?
Speaker 4: Is this too risky or should I do it? What
Speaker 4: you mobile.
Speaker 3: Becomes his personal driver? What is she talking about?
Speaker 2: And quick Wright, men, body, n you've missed your money
Speaker 2: up with your little old tale.
Speaker 3: Stop all this. What is you writing us for? Drive?
Speaker 3: Be the personal driver, drive and shut your damn mouth.
Speaker 3: Personal driver.
Speaker 2: You ride share, personal driver, ride share, chauffle, ride share,
Speaker 2: drive a rich dude girl. Quit writing us, get your money.
Speaker 3: And try not to look back there.
Speaker 4: Mirror.
Speaker 1: Try get your three hundred dollars and keep your eyes
Speaker 1: on the road.
Speaker 4: Edna, that's all you need.
Speaker 3: His maps in driving, that's all you need.
Speaker 1: GPS, GPS, baby, that's right, wow, nice uber right there baby,
Speaker 1: personal driver.
Speaker 4: So is he married, Steve?
Speaker 3: Or is she married? It don't matter. That ain't our business.
Speaker 4: I'm out. We don't know them.
Speaker 3: Yeah, married? Why he in their car for exactly? All right?
Speaker 4: All right, thank you for l O. You're listening to
Speaker 4: the same hardy morning show.