Speaker 1: Coming up at the top of the hour, we will
Speaker 1: talk about Vice President Kamala Harris's new initiative with black
Speaker 1: men that kicks off today with the Vice President in Atlanta. Steve,
Speaker 1: you had a very special call with the VP Harris,
Speaker 1: so you're looking forward to hearing all about it. That's
Speaker 1: so we're looking for it. I should say, to hearing
Speaker 1: all about it. That's coming up at the top of
Speaker 1: the hour. But right now it is time to ask
Speaker 1: the CLO. This is from Johnny and Nasau. Johnny says,
Speaker 1: my dad and I have a mobile bartending truck. I
Speaker 1: bought the truck and I restocked the liquor for each event.
Speaker 1: My dad is a master bartender, so he expects to
Speaker 1: get sixty percent of our profits. He is more of
Speaker 1: an employee than an investor. Should I get more profit?
Speaker 1: Shouldn't I get more profit?
Speaker 2: He's asking, Well, here's the deal you he's more of
Speaker 2: an employee than an investor. The problem you've got is
Speaker 2: without your daddy, you have no business. Because your father
Speaker 2: is the master bartender. All you probably know how to
Speaker 2: do is drive. We can get anybody drive. So I
Speaker 2: think your father has you in a precarious position. I
Speaker 2: think you all should go fifty to fifty if you
Speaker 2: put up all the money. But it sounds to me
Speaker 2: like you may have gotten some money from your father. Now,
Speaker 2: if you haven't gotten the money from your father, and
Speaker 2: you put up all the money, that was your stake
Speaker 2: in it. He brings brand equity, years of know how
Speaker 2: and knowledge and going into mixology. So now that comes
Speaker 2: with the price. But I think he realizes that without
Speaker 2: him you have nothing except a truck with some liqu
Speaker 2: on it. So if you have already previously agreed to
Speaker 2: sixty forty, you have to pay it. If y'all ain't
Speaker 2: struck out hit and made one dollar, then it's time
Speaker 2: to negotiate, and y'all could meet in the middle. You
Speaker 2: think it ought to be fifty to fifty, he thinks
Speaker 2: sixty five forty. Maybe should Maybe he thinks it's sixty forty,
Speaker 2: Maybe it could be forty five fifty pounds. Meet in
Speaker 2: the middle. But you do need your daddy, Okay. Got
Speaker 2: a way to make more money is to get a
Speaker 2: real fine chick that can bar ten and cut your
Speaker 2: daddy out. Ooh, and then he gonna flip that truck
Speaker 2: over the six SONA want you happy Nawsau.
Speaker 1: All right? Uh? Melika and Stockbridge says, I surprised my
Speaker 1: husband by coming home early from a bridal shower. I
Speaker 1: heard him tell someone on the phone that his wife
Speaker 1: will be gone till around four pm, so he'd be
Speaker 1: free to talk until four. He said it was his boss.
Speaker 1: Was he really working on a Saturday?
Speaker 2: I don't know, lady, I don't know, m I don't
Speaker 2: know if he said it was his boss. If you
Speaker 2: didn't hear no female voice? And you know all this here,
Speaker 2: I don't know why you calling us? He told us,
Speaker 2: but he could talk to four. Now here's what you
Speaker 2: need to know is when you came in? Did the
Speaker 2: conversation end? Uh huh? It wasn't no talking to four?
Speaker 1: The boss could be a female though.
Speaker 2: Now, well, if it's boss, didn't we it's work related. No,
Speaker 2: it don't sound like no female because she didn't say she.
Speaker 2: She said he was talking to someone. And when I
Speaker 2: walked I heard him say he could talk to four.
Speaker 2: But now what she didn't say was when she came
Speaker 2: in he hung up? Yeah, did he go off somewhere
Speaker 2: else and take the phone call? Which was you know
Speaker 2: you don't I don't talk business in front of my wife.
Speaker 1: Why was she being upset? Why was she questioning him?
Speaker 1: If she didn't always y'all are y'all doing something was
Speaker 1: kind of off?
Speaker 2: No, no, ain't some meetings off? Y'all made it off,
Speaker 2: y'all while you don't. First of all, you don't have
Speaker 2: all the information. All she said was I heard him
Speaker 2: tell someone my wife is the way I can talk
Speaker 2: to a phone.
Speaker 1: She came in.
Speaker 2: He said it was his boss.
Speaker 1: Which could have been a lie.
Speaker 2: But how do you but but I mean, what depends
Speaker 2: on what she did. She overhear him saying, yeah, like
Speaker 2: when you rub my back.
Speaker 1: Now you.
Speaker 2: Know I'm saying, unless she heard that, Shirley, that's his boss.
Speaker 2: Y'all stopped wrecking y'all's marriage when it don't have to.
Speaker 1: Hmm, okay, all right, moving on.
Speaker 2: Stay down, Stay down, Stay down. You're talking with a
Speaker 2: lot of emotion right now. You're gonna say something you're
Speaker 2: gonna near to regret.
Speaker 1: Go ahead, shire fay Noel and Raleigh says, my husband
Speaker 1: and I argue a lot, and when I tell my
Speaker 1: husband that what my mom said to me or about me,
Speaker 1: he'll stop talking to her for weeks. I told him
Speaker 1: to stop doing that. He said that I need to
Speaker 1: stop venting to him. Then who am I supposed to
Speaker 1: vent to?
Speaker 2: Then? Well, I mean, look look Fay now, now listen, you.
Speaker 1: Love that name Fay now the way you said it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, that's a combination of faith and nail card.
Speaker 2: She couldn't make up her name who she wanted to
Speaker 2: make the name of baby, So it's Faye Nail. That's
Speaker 2: very close to fatal, you know, like something was fatal
Speaker 2: and then but they nailed it, so it was Faye Nail. Anyway,
Speaker 2: I can't. I don't know, you know, you people just
Speaker 2: getting tired of here, and you complain seemed like to me,
Speaker 2: you know mama, Well, but everybody because her mama turned
Speaker 2: on and say something crazy about it. Then she tell
Speaker 2: her husband and her husband kids speaking to the mama
Speaker 2: because he trying to side up with the wife. And
Speaker 2: now you want him to quit not talking to your mama.
Speaker 2: You just came in and said that your mama said
Speaker 2: you're stupid and you act like a damn fool all
Speaker 2: the time. And now your husband going, Dawn, why you're
Speaker 2: letting her talk to you like that? Now he don't
Speaker 2: talk to her now you're mad at him. We can't
Speaker 2: get in this.
Speaker 1: Next question, last one, last one, all right, Jessica in
Speaker 1: the DMV rights, I got a speeding to ticket and
Speaker 1: pay the fine, but I forgot to tell my husband
Speaker 1: our insurance increased by eighty nine dollars, and now he
Speaker 1: wants to restrict me to driving to work and for
Speaker 1: essential errands only for a while. Does the punishment match
Speaker 1: the crime?
Speaker 2: I didn't know your husband completely about where that comes from.
Speaker 2: You can't drive no more except to work and necessary things.
Speaker 2: You're not driving no more. Does the punishment fit the crime?
Speaker 2: What sit in the corner and the marriages this? I
Speaker 2: can't go in there and tell my wife you can't
Speaker 2: drive no more because you got a ticket? Yeah?
Speaker 1: What? What? This is? Too too much in the car?
Speaker 2: Fastenough? Yeah, I'm talking be driving around this block so
Speaker 2: damn fast in his car not even wickets. I drive
Speaker 2: down the street and find that sign to say speed trappings.
Speaker 1: Oh all right? So yeah, does a punishment fit the crime?
Speaker 1: This is crazy? Shouldn't be any punishment?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 1: Thank you, Clo. Coming up at the top of the hour,
Speaker 1: we will hear from Steve on our Vice president's new
Speaker 1: initiative involving black men. Right after this, you're listening Harvey
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