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Speaker 1: Come on, deeed me now, one and only. Steve Harvey
Speaker 1: got a radio show, I said every day because God
Speaker 1: been good to me. God has done some things in
Speaker 1: my life that's truly been just amazing. It really amazing.
Speaker 1: Ain't even really the word. They don't really have a
Speaker 1: word for what He's done for me. I'm just out
Speaker 1: of superlatives. That's why I say it every day. Steve
Speaker 1: Harvey got a radio show because God is in a
Speaker 1: blessing business. Yeah it is God. God can help you
Speaker 1: turn your life around. Did you hear me? God can
Speaker 1: help you turn your life around. Whatever you going through,
Speaker 1: God has an answer for it. See but it's the
Speaker 1: going through that gets us though, ain't it? Because I
Speaker 1: was having a moment yesterday and I set my wife down.
Speaker 1: I said, baby, I just need to talk to you,
Speaker 1: going through a little bit right now. I just wanted
Speaker 1: to share what I'm a little down right now. My
Speaker 1: wife reminded me, just reminded me, just see this what
Speaker 1: a man. That's what a good mate does. A good
Speaker 1: mate reminds you just of things that sometimes you forget
Speaker 1: when you get off track. Because you know, I consider
Speaker 1: myself a motivational type person. I try to listen to
Speaker 1: people and then give them something I've learned along the
Speaker 1: way on this journey I've been on. I try to
Speaker 1: give a person a takeaway. But even being that person,
Speaker 1: sometimes I get off track myself. I get a little love,
Speaker 1: a little low. Sometimes, you know, I get a little down.
Speaker 1: Sometimes I sometimes I forget some of the stuff I say.
Speaker 1: And ain't that I forget it. I guess I just
Speaker 1: get caught up in the grind of doing it, and
Speaker 1: sometimes I get I get a little off course and
Speaker 1: I forget some of the things that my wife or
Speaker 1: a mate can be good for you to remind you.
Speaker 1: And she just says, Steve, God got us. She said,
Speaker 1: have you ever noticed that every time you get in
Speaker 1: a spot, and she say, and I know how you
Speaker 1: must feel, because you out here working and and then
Speaker 1: you keep turning around and and and and old stuff
Speaker 1: keep popping up, and you get a call from your
Speaker 1: accounting and hit this then went wrong, and not then
Speaker 1: when you steady trying to fix it, but you steady
Speaker 1: going wild? Man, what does this? She say? But you
Speaker 1: ever noticed he always always, no matter what, provide a way.
Speaker 1: And he ain't ever too late, or you might be
Speaker 1: going the deadline is approaching. The deadline can come and pass,
Speaker 1: but then they have a grace period for you. And
Speaker 1: then sometimes man, it's just you go down now after
Speaker 1: the grace period and they take the payment anywhere and
Speaker 1: you're good anyway. But see, ain't that God bringing you
Speaker 1: through it. It may not be when you want it,
Speaker 1: but he right on time. Jazz before you get put out,
Speaker 1: jazz before they turned. Maybe they cut the lights off,
Speaker 1: but you get it back on. Jess Folk company come
Speaker 1: or just before the weekend. Get him. He always comes
Speaker 1: through for you. And she had to remind me of
Speaker 1: that what you're going through is necessary. Look, circumstance and
Speaker 1: hardships and pitfalls are always untimely. If you keep the
Speaker 1: law of attraction in play. If you keep believing that,
Speaker 1: that's that He gonna see you through this, just like
Speaker 1: he do when you don't believe it. That's what the
Speaker 1: old part is though, ain't it. Ain't God brought you
Speaker 1: through even when you didn't really had a faith to
Speaker 1: say he was gonna bring you through. But because of
Speaker 1: grace and mercy he brought you through anyway. But because
Speaker 1: you forgot to thank him, or you didn't pay attention
Speaker 1: through to come through, you just was telling people, oh, man,
Speaker 1: of you to see me. It was so jacked up. Man,
Speaker 1: I was so turned up. I ain't know what I
Speaker 1: was donna do. I almost got put out. I was
Speaker 1: gonna see key word almost. You forgot that part right there.
Speaker 1: And then I was look like I wont man and
Speaker 1: death and seemed like every month I go through this
Speaker 1: same thing. And then yah, yeah, then somebody ought to
Speaker 1: just say did you pay it? Yeah? I paid it?
Speaker 1: Did you get put out? Now? I'm cool? See somebody
Speaker 1: See you need somebody on your shoulder to say that
Speaker 1: to you, And then you need somebody to come right
Speaker 1: behind him and go, Man, ain't God good? Really? Man?
Speaker 1: That's how this works. See you keep getting in situations,
Speaker 1: but He keep getting you out. Now if you jump, look,
Speaker 1: listen to me. Hold on. Let's say you in the
Speaker 1: frying pan and the skillet and all is up and
Speaker 1: you and that frying and you uncomfortable being fried God somehow.
Speaker 1: Or let's just say you managed to get out of
Speaker 1: the hot grease in the frying pan, and you standing
Speaker 1: that next to the skillet, looking at the fire, continue
Speaker 1: to heat the grease, you get out, and then for
Speaker 1: some unexplainable reason, you dives right on back in there.
Speaker 1: Ain't that how we usually do it? I'm just asking you, God,
Speaker 1: get you away from the man you've been asking to
Speaker 1: get away from. Then you go right back over there
Speaker 1: and start seeing him again. It's amazing how many times
Speaker 1: God get us out the fire and we walks right
Speaker 1: back in there. Ain't it amazing? Man? I mean, really, man,
Speaker 1: see this high break life down for me so I
Speaker 1: don't get over here stuck on, stupid with myself, and
Speaker 1: then get to doing something ignorant like blaming God when really, man,
Speaker 1: God has given us, as human beings, the power of decision,
Speaker 1: and we all make decisions. How many times? Man? See?
Speaker 1: Sometimes it's a blessing and getting locked up. You can
Speaker 1: ask a lot of cats I know, man to tell
Speaker 1: you it was a blessing for me, man, because I
Speaker 1: was just headed the wrong way, steady, but he locked
Speaker 1: me up. Setting me down made me miss my family,
Speaker 1: miss being out here, being a free man, made me
Speaker 1: realize that my family was important. Made me. Man, really
Speaker 1: see this girl for what she was. When I get out, Man,
Speaker 1: I'm on a straight and narrow Well then when you
Speaker 1: get out though, See you can't be talking about no
Speaker 1: oh man, I can't find no job. Now I'm gonna
Speaker 1: go and do what I gotta do. No, no, no no, no, no, partner,
Speaker 1: you got to do now what you're supposed to do.
Speaker 1: See that don't do what you gotta do got you
Speaker 1: in trouble in the first place. See everybody, see see
Speaker 1: the hood got a lot of ignorant rules. We didn't
Speaker 1: create it. I gotta do what I gotta do. I
Speaker 1: gotta feed my family. Well, the only reason you gotta
Speaker 1: do what you gotta do is because you didn't do
Speaker 1: what you were supposed to do. See if you just
Speaker 1: went on to school like your mama kept telling you.
Speaker 1: Oh man, I was watching forty eight hours yesterday and
Speaker 1: the dude named Nesto was on there, and Nesto Latino
Speaker 1: Do said, Man, my mother told me quit hanging with
Speaker 1: these guys. They were going nothing but trouble. I should
Speaker 1: have listened to her. He doing thirty years right now.
Speaker 1: You can't blame God. That's why I talk to myself
Speaker 1: this way, so I don't get stupid and start shifting
Speaker 1: to blame the wrong way when it's really on me.
Speaker 1: How many times has God got you out of something
Speaker 1: and you walk right back into it? Man, why don't
Speaker 1: you take these blessings God give you and going about
Speaker 1: your business? That be the best way to do it.
Speaker 1: Don't you think that's what I think? So I thank
Speaker 1: God my wife for reminding me that God got us anyway,
Speaker 1: that God gonna pull you through anyway that. Have you noticed, Steve,
Speaker 1: we ain't lost a beat. Oh. I know it's hard
Speaker 1: out here, but really, you ain't lost a beat. You're
Speaker 1: still moving forward, You're still dressing nice, you still look
Speaker 1: good when you come into that job. Everybody don't got
Speaker 1: to know you. Your house is in bad shaping. All
Speaker 1: that God got you, man, if you just hold your
Speaker 1: head up, man, quit complaining all the time about what
Speaker 1: you ain't got. And as in words of my daddy's
Speaker 1: slick Harvey, stop talking about what you ain't got and
Speaker 1: take a good look at what you do. God, that's
Speaker 1: improper grammar, but that always stuck with me and maybe
Speaker 1: it'll stick with you. Quit talking about and look at
Speaker 1: what you ain't got to take a good look at
Speaker 1: what you do. God, you're listening. Want two three? Folk?
Speaker 1: That was it. That's how I wanted to do it.
Speaker 1: That's how I wanted to do it. It's got you excited.
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Speaker 1: What if it to do? Now? He crazy? That's what
Speaker 1: I am. Crazy. This show right here is brought to
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Speaker 1: and gentlemen, Sherley Strawberry calling from real mouth of the South, Mississippi, Monica, Junior,
Speaker 1: better loan is killed space and the legend that is,
Speaker 1: Nephew Tommy, you're what's on your mind today? Junior? How
Speaker 1: does a person man? This is just be baffling to me.
Speaker 1: No college degree, yeah, number one entertaining in the world.
Speaker 1: Get a college course that is. That's got to be
Speaker 1: the craziest thing. How did this happen? They do a
Speaker 1: whole semester. Letting me think the School of Georgia State Law,
Speaker 1: who I attended as the final day of the course,
Speaker 1: they did a course on the business life of Steve Harvey.
Speaker 1: Had several speakers there, Shirley was one of them. They
Speaker 1: had a plethora of people who've all who've been a
Speaker 1: part of my career over the years, and they did
Speaker 1: a whole case study. These students were so amazing to me.
Speaker 1: I actually sat there and have never seen a group
Speaker 1: of people more attentive in my life. Law students are
Speaker 1: trained to listen. They were on the edge of their seat,
Speaker 1: paying close attention, and it was amazing. I sat there.
Speaker 1: I was the guest speaker. I was supposed to do
Speaker 1: an hour. I end up doing two. I was very
Speaker 1: humbled by the experience. And I had a course taught
Speaker 1: about the business life of Steve Harvey. The lady said,
Speaker 1: the reason we chose you, mister Harvey, was because we
Speaker 1: could find no one in all of entertainment who had
Speaker 1: a more diversified or portfolio. You are an author, you
Speaker 1: are a TV host, you are an actor, you are
Speaker 1: a stand up comedian, you are businessman, you are a
Speaker 1: radio star, and you have ownership in several prodact and
Speaker 1: you are now a global recipient of awards and of businesses.
Speaker 1: And that's why we studied you. I stood up and
Speaker 1: clapped for my damn self. Thank you. Shout out to
Speaker 1: Professor mar Ivory Tiar. She taught that class. That's lady
Speaker 1: right there. She told me something about myself I didn't
Speaker 1: know about you. We love her all right. Coming up
Speaker 1: at thirty two minutes after the hour, nephew Tommy's gonna
Speaker 1: run that prank back right after this you're listening to show,
Speaker 1: all right, it is time to start your morning off.
Speaker 1: We'd run that prank back and the nephew. What you
Speaker 1: got for us today, Tommy? What you want? What you want?
Speaker 1: I mean, what you feeling like? What you want? What
Speaker 1: you want? We know, we know on ignance, I got it,
Speaker 1: I got it. All you want over the top crazy?
Speaker 1: All right? Now, all right, okay, okay, okay, you gave
Speaker 1: the wrong directions to my sister's grave. You gave the
Speaker 1: Rome direction owns to my sister's grave. All right, all
Speaker 1: mines clear, cat dog, if you would thank you for Carl.
Speaker 1: My name is Frederick Stammond. It down that timera. Let
Speaker 1: me say she's any office one moment, please, Fredia. Just
Speaker 1: don't it don't make sense. But all ago out there
Speaker 1: like we did. It didn't running in the type of
Speaker 1: problem that Hello, Hello, listen, my name is Frederick Stammonds. Okay,
Speaker 1: Now my sisters since Stammon is buried out there, okay,
Speaker 1: and we come out that last week on Monday to
Speaker 1: come out there and pray over the space was yell. Now,
Speaker 1: you as the one that told us that it was
Speaker 1: a few spaces away from the mother limb. Now we
Speaker 1: got out there and prayed over my Suster friends as
Speaker 1: bearer and find out that we were in the wrong space.
Speaker 1: And they say, you was the one that told it
Speaker 1: to us. So I don't even know what you're talking about.
Speaker 1: You was the one that told us that, my Suster friend.
Speaker 1: I don't give all spaces. I'm in an administrative office.
Speaker 1: I don't know where you're white out. All I know
Speaker 1: is you was the one that told us this. No, yes,
Speaker 1: you did. You was the one that my grandbaby said
Speaker 1: that she talked to the woman named Tabor, and you
Speaker 1: had us out there standing over some white man's boy
Speaker 1: and it wrong out a concert. So I can't tell
Speaker 1: you we're a space to you. So your granddaughter last year,
Speaker 1: ain't nobody lied to me that you had us out
Speaker 1: there in the wrong space. I couldn't have had you
Speaker 1: in the wrong spaces. I don't even know the cemeteries.
Speaker 1: You know what. I must send my grandbaby that to
Speaker 1: talk to you. Okay, I'll be here to five. You're
Speaker 1: very mischieved. You know that I'll be o'clock. You have
Speaker 1: a good day. No, you don't. You hang up this
Speaker 1: phone on me, you have a good day. No, I'm
Speaker 1: not gonna have a good day. You had me praying
Speaker 1: over myself the president's body, and that was the raw one,
Speaker 1: and we're sending up praying over this white man's body.
Speaker 1: It was right. Hello, I'm listening to you. You don't
Speaker 1: have an apology or nothing, because I know I didn't
Speaker 1: tell your granddaughter where a space was? Then what did
Speaker 1: you tell him? I don't even know what your granddaughter is.
Speaker 1: What do you mean the Stamon's family, we will not that.
Speaker 1: I don't know who the Simmons family is, not Simmon,
Speaker 1: that Stamons, Stamons. I don't know a Simon's family. That's
Speaker 1: what I'm telling you. I'm not a counselor. I don't
Speaker 1: even deal with family. Here's what I need you to do.
Speaker 1: Can you go out there and pray over myself the body.
Speaker 1: I don't know where your sister is buried. It's supposed
Speaker 1: to have been six paces away from the mother limb.
Speaker 1: I don't are there any faces? Yes? Where is it?
Speaker 1: Where is it? That section two? It was in section two,
Speaker 1: but there was some white man was that? That wasn't
Speaker 1: my PRIs? Okay, I don't even know who your sister,
Speaker 1: friends is I do not even know where section two is.
Speaker 1: Whoever came into the cemetery instead that they spoke to me.
Speaker 1: They probably did speak to me, and I probably got
Speaker 1: the information from a concert, but I never told them
Speaker 1: exactly where the spot was. So if they were out
Speaker 1: there praying over your sister and they were in the
Speaker 1: wrong spot, that's not my problem. That praying over some
Speaker 1: white man, that's not my problem, sir. If you gave
Speaker 1: the wrong the wrong spot, if you gave the wrong information,
Speaker 1: it is just I don't give the wrong information. I
Speaker 1: tell them, yes, she's in section two. I did not
Speaker 1: physically go out there and point to the spot to
Speaker 1: tell them to pray over that spot. Let me explain
Speaker 1: what I'm trying to stop from happening. If my people
Speaker 1: come out there, it's gonna be some more bodies getting buried,
Speaker 1: and I don't want nobody to get hurt. I mean,
Speaker 1: your family can come up here. It's not gonna be
Speaker 1: no more bodies being buried that What they can do
Speaker 1: is come up here writing. We can conversate about this,
Speaker 1: but it's not going to be an up world here.
Speaker 1: I want you to go out there and you pray
Speaker 1: over friends and his body. I'm not going out to
Speaker 1: pray over nobody's body now. It's not family. Remember I
Speaker 1: didn't tell them to wrong information. Do you love the
Speaker 1: Lord I dearly do, then you ought to have some sepathy.
Speaker 1: I want you to bow your head right now. No,
Speaker 1: I'm going to end this conversation because that all the
Speaker 1: work to do now and ust to me, I will
Speaker 1: be hearing to five o'clock. Can I say one more
Speaker 1: thing for you? Go that one more thing and I'm
Speaker 1: ending the car. Okay, this nephew Tommy from the Steve
Speaker 1: Harvard Morning Show, you just got prank. You are crazy?
Speaker 1: Your sister to me because sets you up and you
Speaker 1: just got it. Baby from nephew tim Me Bo. You
Speaker 1: were standing your ground. You like this guy. She wasn't
Speaker 1: prayed over the wrong about it? That don't mean no,
Speaker 1: I ain't all right. Check it out. You gotta tell
Speaker 1: me one thing. What's the baddest radio show in the land.
Speaker 1: Do you feel how stupid I am? Do you do? You?
Speaker 1: Do you inhale it and digest it that that it's there,
Speaker 1: the ignorance of being there forever I try not to
Speaker 1: inhale it. I do want to say that. I don't
Speaker 1: try to inhale it, but it on me though, No,
Speaker 1: it gets on me. Yeah, it's like a strong odor.
Speaker 1: It just gets on me. Take it in in hell
Speaker 1: it read it out later. It's stupid. What is that?
Speaker 1: That's that? Stupids? Okay, alright, alright, nephew, Hey Mike Tyson
Speaker 1: hook up with I want. I want to sail some stupids.
Speaker 1: Thank you, nephew. Coming up next, it is asked the
Speaker 1: CLO Chief Love Officer, Steve Harvey in the building, ready
Speaker 1: for your love questions. Right after this you're listening to
Speaker 1: show coming up at the top of the hour. In
Speaker 1: trending headlines, Vice President Kamala Harris has tested positive for
Speaker 1: COVID nineteen and in entertainment news, couple alert first daughter
Speaker 1: Sasha Obama as a new boyfriend, and we'll tell you
Speaker 1: who that is. Also testless. CEO Elon Musk is going
Speaker 1: to buy Twitter for a whole bunch of billions. And
Speaker 1: we'll talk about all of these stories at the top
Speaker 1: of the hour. But right now it is time to
Speaker 1: ask the CLO Chief Love Officer Steve is ready. Here
Speaker 1: we go. This one's from Georgian in Marion Georgian says,
Speaker 1: my husband of eight years cheated on me, so I
Speaker 1: pulled all of his clothes. I put him all in
Speaker 1: the dumpster behind our complex. After a few months of
Speaker 1: him begging, we made up and he's back at home.
Speaker 1: He thinks I should replace his clothes. I told him
Speaker 1: it's the price he had to pay for cheating on me.
Speaker 1: Which one of us is right? Well, it don't really
Speaker 1: matter who right does Oh, it doesn't really matter who's
Speaker 1: right in this case. The clothes is gone, and even
Speaker 1: though you were wrong, you feel justified. Wow, if loveing you,
Speaker 1: who's wrong? I don't want to be right now. That
Speaker 1: has nothing to do with your clothes being in that
Speaker 1: damn dumpster. But that's the chose, that's the song I chose.
Speaker 1: If loving you is wrong, I don't want to be right. Well,
Speaker 1: you know, if loving that other moment was wrong, you
Speaker 1: ain't fit to be right. And sometimes, Oh, here's what
Speaker 1: I learned from Bishop Jake's the other day. Okay, you
Speaker 1: can't hurt old woman and then tell her how to
Speaker 1: heal a man, you better, minister, h Yeah, you can't
Speaker 1: hurt old woman and then tell her how to heal. Yes,
Speaker 1: it made her feel better to throw the clothes in
Speaker 1: that damn you had to cheat it, they wouldn't have
Speaker 1: been in the damn garbage. She might owe you, but
Speaker 1: she also if you keep telling her what she owe you,
Speaker 1: she gonna remind you of what you owed her. Loyalty
Speaker 1: gnawed her. Next question Sha and Santa Monica Rhonda says,
Speaker 1: I live in a midrise apartment building and the smoke
Speaker 1: alarm went off at three am, so everyone evacuated the building.
Speaker 1: I saw my cousins husband with his arm around one
Speaker 1: of my neighbors. I walked by to make sure he
Speaker 1: saw me, but I didn't say anything. Now do I
Speaker 1: mind my business or say something to him? Mind your business?
Speaker 1: What are you gonna say to him? It's nothing for
Speaker 1: you to say. I saw you. You know you saw him.
Speaker 1: You walked right past him. He saw you. He didn't
Speaker 1: say nothing to you, did he? He knew he'd better
Speaker 1: not da. That's how you spoke in that tone? How
Speaker 1: you doing get it together? And if you an't in
Speaker 1: one of the mid rise buildings that have smoke alarms
Speaker 1: that go off in the middle of the night, and
Speaker 1: you can hear traffic from your house, that's the same
Speaker 1: apartment or Mississippi living. So we used to that. Thank
Speaker 1: you for We're very used to. Moving on to Donnie
Speaker 1: and Gary. Donnie writes up, a fifty four year old
Speaker 1: married man and our son and his new wife visited
Speaker 1: us for the weekend. We could hear them have sex,
Speaker 1: having sex from across the hall. She cursed like a
Speaker 1: pirate and he sounded like a train. Should I tell
Speaker 1: him that he can't be intimate with his wife in
Speaker 1: our home? Or should we tell them to stay at
Speaker 1: the hotel next time? Tinn Donnie, how are you? Don
Speaker 1: is his wife? Donnie's fifty four? Yeah, is his wife?
Speaker 1: Now you can tell your son, son, little man, we
Speaker 1: love having you, but your your your sexual excapade across
Speaker 1: the hall, it's just too explosive. He's got and he
Speaker 1: worked off, worked up. Your mama asked me to do
Speaker 1: things I can't do no more, and I'm gonna need
Speaker 1: you to just stay at the hotel. Oh, Danny Hayden
Speaker 1: se she and here cussing and stuff. I ain't made
Speaker 1: your mama cushing fourteen years to cart all this down
Speaker 1: to the hotel on them. You can ain't even do it?
Speaker 1: Mean you ain't what you ain't gonna do it be
Speaker 1: all being here house shining me. That ain't what you
Speaker 1: ain't here fee do all this cushing cross the hole
Speaker 1: in the all this hill we never feel to have
Speaker 1: all I understand that. Okay, now going to the next question.
Speaker 1: There miss you all right before we started situation at
Speaker 1: our house that say this hill? All right, last one,
Speaker 1: last one, Celo cavan take and Virginia says, I'm dating
Speaker 1: an older woman and she caught me in the bathroom
Speaker 1: handling my own needs. She told me later that it
Speaker 1: made her feel inadequate. I do that often before I
Speaker 1: take a shower, and it helps my stamina. Should I
Speaker 1: explain it to her? Should I explain that to her
Speaker 1: or not? Yeah? Yeah you should, Yeah, you should. It
Speaker 1: helps your standard stamina. That's what it is. Because she
Speaker 1: and the old girl in the hamlet, and you got
Speaker 1: and you got and you got to you know, get
Speaker 1: yourself in the position issue where you can stay your
Speaker 1: stay in power is better. That's what your problem is.
Speaker 1: And so you should explain that to him. You can
Speaker 1: explain it, yeah, because it's real simple. Look, you have
Speaker 1: more experience than me. You you're very and and you
Speaker 1: and you make things happen a lot faster than I
Speaker 1: want them to. So what I try to do is
Speaker 1: I get I try to get one out to wait,
Speaker 1: you know, so I can have that one out to
Speaker 1: weight so my so I can last and my staying
Speaker 1: power is long. I under understand the theory he working on.
Speaker 1: He's doing it the wrong way though. Okay we lock
Speaker 1: that dough though, Okay we simple Well, she just walked
Speaker 1: in on him. She don't. She he over her house.
Speaker 1: She don't have locks on her bathroom dough because she
Speaker 1: stayed by herself. Okay, see she can open the door
Speaker 1: when she wants to, so so yeah, the issue is
Speaker 1: he doesn't want her to feel inadequate as well, because
Speaker 1: she said after she saw that it made her feel
Speaker 1: some kind of way. Yeah, but all it is it's
Speaker 1: called little little little boy cake. He can't he can't help. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: Devanta case his stay in power ain't. Would it need
Speaker 1: to be the little boy set in there would read
Speaker 1: them and reader in there read, yeah read he does?
Speaker 1: How you know she she older vant in that Dayton
Speaker 1: reader and reader in there just in here, just you know,
Speaker 1: sitting on the edge of the bed eating carriage for
Speaker 1: he coming to room. That's how I get my stamming
Speaker 1: there up, I can't huh, that's funny. And so you
Speaker 1: know that's how did you know everybody got a little ways,
Speaker 1: you know that get theirselves together. You know they used
Speaker 1: to tell you that oyshous they told you all ads
Speaker 1: would do that for you. Is that true? I can
Speaker 1: tell you. I tell your hell know about the meads eggs?
Speaker 1: Did you do it one time? Rod three? It didn't
Speaker 1: he nothing happened, sick his head and not throwing up
Speaker 1: all in the trash can in the corner and college purpose.
Speaker 1: But where they get that from? Oysters do nothing either,
Speaker 1: I mean from all the man got. The man can
Speaker 1: start a rumor. Man slapping yourself real hard will make
Speaker 1: you last longer. It'll be man to be slapping taste
Speaker 1: out there. But ousters in the eggs? All right, all right,
Speaker 1: coming up at the top of the hour, we'll have
Speaker 1: some trending headlines and some entertainment news for you. Right
Speaker 1: after this. You're listening to show. Vice President Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: has tested pot for COVID nineteen. Her press secretary Kirsten
Speaker 1: Allen says that Harris is asymptomatic and is working from
Speaker 1: her residence. Alan adds at the VP has not had
Speaker 1: recent close contact with President Biden. Harris's director of communications,
Speaker 1: Jamal Simmons, tests positive on Wednesday. So we're saying, please
Speaker 1: get well soon, madam Vice President, and so you can
Speaker 1: get back to doing what you do, all right. Switching
Speaker 1: gears in entertainment news, new couple alert, new couple alert.
Speaker 1: First daughter former first daughter. I should say Sasha Obama
Speaker 1: has a new man. She has a new boyfriend. She
Speaker 1: is dating Tommy. You'll be interested in this. She is
Speaker 1: dating Clifton Powell Junior. Okay, we all know who that
Speaker 1: Who Clifton Powell Senior is That's right. He is an
Speaker 1: actor who has appeared in such films as Next Friday,
Speaker 1: It's Pinky Also, uh huh, He's appeared in Ray and
Speaker 1: of course Rush Hour et C. Clifton Powell is a
Speaker 1: well known actor. Clifton Pole singer senior. Uh. Sasha Obama
Speaker 1: and Clifton Pole Junior met at usc and he's a
Speaker 1: former basketball star. Former First Lady Michelle Obama was recently
Speaker 1: on The Ellen Show, and she told Ellen, our daughters
Speaker 1: are bringing home full grown men. Are to believe these
Speaker 1: were the little girls we met on the campaign trail
Speaker 1: back in two thousand and eight. And she's right, it is.
Speaker 1: Imagine they're all grown up. Now. You got to go
Speaker 1: in here and meet the president. Really be nervously, mister,
Speaker 1: hang on, mister, you know what the sing ah you
Speaker 1: um no, man, you're dating the safest girl in the mirror.
Speaker 1: I wish you would have secret service service. Yes, they
Speaker 1: write in a whole term. Boy, did they just blossom
Speaker 1: into beautiful young young women? The beautiful are gorgeous both yea, yes,
Speaker 1: all right, so h and other congratulations to them and
Speaker 1: other trending headlines. Tesla's CEO, Elon Musk, is spending forty
Speaker 1: four billion dollars to buy the social media site Twitter.
Speaker 1: Elon Musk says he wants to turn Twitter into a
Speaker 1: haven for free speech. And there's just one problem with
Speaker 1: all of this. The social platform has been down this
Speaker 1: road before and it didn't end well. Okay. Now, Americans
Speaker 1: say they're more likely to be harassed on social media
Speaker 1: than any other online forum, with women, people of color,
Speaker 1: and LGBTQ users reporting a disproportionate amount of that abuse. Okay. Meanwhile,
Speaker 1: terms like censorship and free speech have turned into political
Speaker 1: rally cries for conservatives frustrated by seeing right leaning commentators
Speaker 1: and high profile Republican officials booted off faithbook and Twitter
Speaker 1: for violating their rules. And we know one in particular,
Speaker 1: is he gonna let Trump on now exactly. That's the
Speaker 1: one in particular that he's behind on. Yeah, people are
Speaker 1: saying he's gonna let Trump back on. I mean, you know,
Speaker 1: but I don't. I don't even care. You ain't got
Speaker 1: to fill him. I don't even care. They ain't put
Speaker 1: him on the now all. I don't care. He's not
Speaker 1: gonna affect my life. I'm promising I gave him no
Speaker 1: power over me, not Donald Trump, nobody. I fear no man.
Speaker 1: But God, that's it. I don't care who you take
Speaker 1: off Twitter. You can take me off if you want too. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but all that faith news and false accusations and tweeting,
Speaker 1: all that starting stuff, that's for all of the gullible.
Speaker 1: That's for all of the gullible racist people that we
Speaker 1: have in this country who want to follow somebody that
Speaker 1: can also validate and justify their racial and biased views. Yes,
Speaker 1: that's why he says such a large follower, because then
Speaker 1: we have such a large, hypocritical part of our population
Speaker 1: that is into racist and biased views and just cheer
Speaker 1: and champion everything he does. That's the sadness of this country.
Speaker 1: That's how he got seventy million votes, because we got
Speaker 1: seventy million people who think just like him in this country.
Speaker 1: Oh they're there. Yeah, and I'm talking about with everything
Speaker 1: he says and does, slowly election Yep, going with it.
Speaker 1: Don't have any prisons, don't need none because just because
Speaker 1: he said it. Yeah, fake news, just wow, ignorance. All right,
Speaker 1: And finally in sad news, Um, Earthwin and Fire saxophonist
Speaker 1: Andrew wolf best known for being the saxophonist four earth
Speaker 1: Win and Fire, passed away on Sunday. He was seventy
Speaker 1: four years old. According to H. Philip Bailey, of course,
Speaker 1: from earth Wind and Fire, Wolfuck succumbed to an illness
Speaker 1: he battled over six years. Uh. Philip Bailey said, I
Speaker 1: met him in high school. We quickly became friends and bandmates. Um.
Speaker 1: Great memories, great talent, funny, competitive, quick witted, and always styling.
Speaker 1: Wolfuck joined Earthwin and Fire back in nineteen seventy three,
Speaker 1: and he can be heard on such classics as Shining
Speaker 1: Star September and many many more, and of course our
Speaker 1: deepest condolences going out to the Andrew Wolfuck family. Yeah yeah,
Speaker 1: your favorite group in the world, Step Earthwin and fire
Speaker 1: Time all times. Let me tell you some when mo
Speaker 1: we've passed. Oh yeah, yeah, that's all very sad. All
Speaker 1: my friends was calling me, dog you're good good. No,
Speaker 1: I'm not good, demo, don't ask me my good you good?
Speaker 1: Number one fans yea and they know it and you
Speaker 1: had a relationship with them, you know. Oh yeah, man, yeah,
Speaker 1: all right again, our condolencen is going out to the
Speaker 1: Welfack family. Um. Coming up at twenty minutes after the hour,
Speaker 1: we'll talk about wedding vows right after this. You're listening well.
Speaker 1: Although plenty of couples opt for personal vows to express
Speaker 1: their love, one of the most important moments of any
Speaker 1: ceremony is where they declare to look after one another
Speaker 1: in sickness and in health well. One bride to be
Speaker 1: has caused an uproar online because she explaining that she
Speaker 1: wants to remove this important line on her big day.
Speaker 1: She posted that she wants to replace in sickness with
Speaker 1: in happiness because quote, I hate taking care of sick people,
Speaker 1: she's not gonna be there. Well, well, if they change
Speaker 1: these vows, I'm out. Yeah. So would you marry someone
Speaker 1: who vows not to take care of you when you're
Speaker 1: sick or or you know which vowel do you have
Speaker 1: an issue with? Well, you know I wouldn't. I wouldn't
Speaker 1: take I wouldn't take vows with a person that I
Speaker 1: wouldn't help when they got sick. There you go. You
Speaker 1: mean you wouldn't marry them? They know if I'm not
Speaker 1: gonna if i'm if I'm not gonna care for you,
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna take the vowl. That's love. Still. Now
Speaker 1: you gotta look at all the vials. Now you vowed
Speaker 1: through marriage to stay with a person, to do you part?
Speaker 1: Right now, I'm on my third marriage, So what did
Speaker 1: I do want? It? Ain't nobody die? Ain't well? No, No,
Speaker 1: I disagree. I disagree. Hold on, sir, I feel disagree.
Speaker 1: It says to death do you part? Right? When I
Speaker 1: was married before, once I felt like I was dying. See,
Speaker 1: I'm out that man, I'm out what it means. If
Speaker 1: that's my interpretation of it? Somebody down. No, No, I
Speaker 1: would say I was there dying. But that's a feeling
Speaker 1: you weren't physically it was dying. That's where you're wrong.
Speaker 1: That's where you're one wrong. I was actually, it doesn't
Speaker 1: say till till till I feel like I'm dying. No,
Speaker 1: I wasn't feeling I was dying. Your vitals were shutting down, girl,
Speaker 1: I wasn't. That's right. I was having a near death experience.
Speaker 1: I was. I was. I was out of body at
Speaker 1: least eight times. I was looking back down at me,
Speaker 1: going who is that married to? What is he doing?
Speaker 1: Hang in that dog? And I just couldn't. And so
Speaker 1: I went on and took clause till death, and once
Speaker 1: I felt like I was dying, that was it. Yeah.
Speaker 1: So I've been I've been good to it. You know
Speaker 1: a dog. My friends called me a top cat. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Coming up with thirty four minutes after the hour, we'll
Speaker 1: have more of the Steve Harvey Morning Show. Right after this.
Speaker 1: You're listening to the Stay Show. A viral video has
Speaker 1: circulated of a white female student being slapped by a
Speaker 1: black male student after she called him the N word
Speaker 1: during school hours at Locust Grove High School, which is
Speaker 1: a school in the suburbs of Atlanta the administration. It
Speaker 1: issued the black male student with the disciplinary recussion of
Speaker 1: repercussions for the slap and send him home, while the
Speaker 1: white female student who called him the N word was
Speaker 1: allowed to go back to class now. Laila Moreau, an
Speaker 1: African American senior at the school, organized a walk out
Speaker 1: on last Thursday, where they chanted Black Lives Matter, believing
Speaker 1: the school treatment of the incident was coded with racial overtones.
Speaker 1: They argued both students were wrong and should have received
Speaker 1: the same punishment. A school district representative said, we can't.
Speaker 1: We can't share disciplinary action for students due to students
Speaker 1: right to privacy. So there you go, due to students
Speaker 1: rights to privacy. What is that right? Yeah, so they
Speaker 1: don't let you know, you know what kind of disciplinary
Speaker 1: action they gave the students, because the students have a right,
Speaker 1: you know, well the little boys. If the little boys
Speaker 1: at home and she and claims, we see it, we
Speaker 1: know exactly, you know what's happening. But that's what they Hey,
Speaker 1: I just take it. Three days administration, three days. I'm
Speaker 1: at the house, all right, I'm sorry for this word though.
Speaker 1: It getting closer to zero one lest person. Yeah, that
Speaker 1: won't use it again. Won't use it no more. Because
Speaker 1: some people are saying he defended himself when she said it,
Speaker 1: when she called them that. I'm telling you right now,
Speaker 1: that's my defense. You was defending yourself. Stud I'm letting
Speaker 1: anybody notice, guy, any players are calling me that, and
Speaker 1: you not black know that. Yeah, that's gonna happen. It's
Speaker 1: gonna happening. Yeah on site though on site it's not later.
Speaker 1: It's immediate. G R G G E R gonna get
Speaker 1: your ass. Will that's that venom that that's the one
Speaker 1: that's gonna get you. Yeah, happen. Wow, So they didn't
Speaker 1: and had an aa Tony, I'm sorry, it's not happening. No,
Speaker 1: you don't get what the consonant. No, I don't care
Speaker 1: how how's you what if they come out, that's it.
Speaker 1: But if you're whiten you say it, that's all I'm
Speaker 1: hearing anyway, So it don't matter. Yeah, right, this is true,
Speaker 1: This is true. Yeah, yeah, well I guess she didn't
Speaker 1: get the memo because she certainly called him that and
Speaker 1: that was his reaction. What she hate? Yeah? And venom
Speaker 1: you when you said it to him? Hey crime, Rachel slur.
Speaker 1: That's what he put that Will Smith owner hunt. He
Speaker 1: came around there with him. No, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: we're not calling to Will Smith. Will Smith. That was
Speaker 1: justified over reaction. Yeah, that's true, that's true. That ain't
Speaker 1: Will Smith because in real life Will Smith post to
Speaker 1: get his ass for In real life, anywhere the frame
Speaker 1: and we wouldn't evenage where about this story would be
Speaker 1: totally different. He was anywhere other than our Yeah, I
Speaker 1: bet you gonna do that a the Sole Train Award.
Speaker 1: I bet he wouldn't. The source the bid the words
Speaker 1: no man social Will Smith. I guess, well, he's trying,
Speaker 1: you know, Will Smith is trying to better himself. He's
Speaker 1: over in India seeking spiritual guidance. You didn't have to
Speaker 1: go that far Potter's house him. You're gonna stop that
Speaker 1: Lakewood in Houston and got with Joel Ost and you
Speaker 1: ain't got to go all way over there. Yeah, you
Speaker 1: can go right there in Lakewood party. You ain't got
Speaker 1: to go over there quick going all in foreign people
Speaker 1: trying to get help. Well, you know, he was thinking
Speaker 1: a spiritual guru over there. They they visited him before
Speaker 1: over there, so they were happy to see him over there.
Speaker 1: When he went. You know, he was all smiles and
Speaker 1: everything because it's a safe place. Come back to what
Speaker 1: a crime was at Yeah in La Yeah, yeah, in
Speaker 1: Lake bishop Over in La Blake. Yeah, a lot of
Speaker 1: people you can go. You can go see my boy,
Speaker 1: Bishop Getty is up in South Carolina. I got some
Speaker 1: people you can go see t DJ Yes, oh Lord,
Speaker 1: all right, all right, Well, coming up next to it's
Speaker 1: a prank phone call from the nephew right after this
Speaker 1: you're listening show coming up at the top of the hour,
Speaker 1: right about four minutes. It's my strawberry letter for today
Speaker 1: and the subject is believe half of what you see.
Speaker 1: We'll get into that in just a bit, because right
Speaker 1: now it is the nephews turn to give us a
Speaker 1: prank phone call for today. What you got for us? Now,
Speaker 1: let me see here, let me see him. I'm na
Speaker 1: run through my little archives, okay, going through the prank
Speaker 1: records as I go through them, as I fumbled through
Speaker 1: my folders prank calls. Let's see what we got here.
Speaker 1: Oh he is an interesting one. Yes, your doors, your doors? Okay, okay,
Speaker 1: all right, just everybody say it women, your doors. I
Speaker 1: didn't I just say it, but I say what did
Speaker 1: I just say that? I just can't say. Consider y'all,
Speaker 1: consider everyone that didn't say it, the possibility of being pranked.
Speaker 1: I'm just saying it right now, and I mean everybody
Speaker 1: on I'm putting you on notes and on blast. You
Speaker 1: are your your one of your family members. I swear
Speaker 1: I do it as scared. It's a threatening promise. It
Speaker 1: is what it is. It's a threatening problem. Hold on,
Speaker 1: hold on time. Mommy gonna called Cranky. Okay, you don't
Speaker 1: know it's him. People in my head. She ain't gonna Nope. Okay,
Speaker 1: here it is your duels. Let's go cat dog. Hello, Hello,
Speaker 1: I'm trying to reach a mister Paul. Please call Virginia Senior,
Speaker 1: probably senior. Okay, that's just man. How you doing that?
Speaker 1: I'm good, I'm gonna listen. My name is Mark. I'm
Speaker 1: actually calling from a company called Doors. Are you Are
Speaker 1: you a good court? Yes? Correct? You guys just built
Speaker 1: at home? Right? Yeah? Okay, I'm like I said. My
Speaker 1: name is Mark Stevens. I'm actually calling from Doors. We're
Speaker 1: actually the company that uh supplied the doors that are
Speaker 1: actually throughout your house. Okay, great, what are you calling
Speaker 1: for a follow up? Oh no, this is gonna follow up. Actually,
Speaker 1: we've got a couple of glitches we want to try
Speaker 1: and get get straight out if we could find uh, Well,
Speaker 1: here's here's the problem, sir. The problem we're having is
Speaker 1: at the contractor that actually built you all's home, yes,
Speaker 1: has not paid for the doors. You guys have been
Speaker 1: there two and a half months, and we can't seem
Speaker 1: to get the contractor to come in and pay for
Speaker 1: the doors. Try to call them. We've tried to call
Speaker 1: him several times and we have not been able to
Speaker 1: get numb for the yav on him. Because you have
Speaker 1: a good number, I can give you a number because
Speaker 1: I really don't have anything to do with that. It's
Speaker 1: like you get my number. Well, actually we had your
Speaker 1: number of files as the homeowner, and that's pretty much
Speaker 1: how we had you. But the problem we're facing here, sir,
Speaker 1: is we've tried to get this guy for the last
Speaker 1: couple of months and we can't get him. So, Actually,
Speaker 1: what's what's gonna happen here in the next day or
Speaker 1: so is we're probably gonna have to come and get
Speaker 1: all the doors. Always can do what We're probably gonna
Speaker 1: have to come and get all the doors in your house,
Speaker 1: take them off and bring them back here to the
Speaker 1: plant until we gonna go get out of my doors.
Speaker 1: We're gonna have to get those doors until either we
Speaker 1: get a contractor or you know, we get paid for
Speaker 1: the doors. Now, what could happen is you could pay
Speaker 1: for the doors. No, no, no, already paid for the doors.
Speaker 1: And that's that's that's past tense. I've done that, paid you, saint.
Speaker 1: Paying that means I got a double back. Well, sir,
Speaker 1: we haven't been paid, sir for the doors. Well no, no, no,
Speaker 1: the contractor was paid for the doors. That's who paid you, okay,
Speaker 1: And what I'm trying to explain to you, sir, we
Speaker 1: haven't been paid at all here at doors now at all?
Speaker 1: Oh oh okay, well at doing they should have received
Speaker 1: a check from my contract and misleading you, sir, is
Speaker 1: that that hasn't been done since you have not been paid.
Speaker 1: You're gonna come back and get my doors out, you said,
Speaker 1: We Now, who's all this? You? And who are gonna come?
Speaker 1: Here's the problem here? Like, no, no, there ain't no problems.
Speaker 1: We're gonna we're gonna resolve this very peacefully. But who
Speaker 1: is we? Okay so what's taking place here? My job
Speaker 1: is they've taken this money out of my check that
Speaker 1: hasn't been paid for the doors. Oh yes, I can
Speaker 1: understand that, but why would they take it out of
Speaker 1: your check? You did the man hours, you you've done
Speaker 1: your work. Why I don't understanding, sir. But since the
Speaker 1: company hasn't been paid, the company is taking it out
Speaker 1: on me and it's not gonna come down on me.
Speaker 1: So either I'm gonna get the doors, well, you need
Speaker 1: to quit your job because they go because they need
Speaker 1: to give you a not just give you a bonus,
Speaker 1: but give you some our only word, because bottom line
Speaker 1: is you're talking about company get my doors. Now, that's
Speaker 1: not gonna happen. Either we resolve this peacefully as if
Speaker 1: you paid for it, or I come out and get
Speaker 1: the doors and I'm not fin the city and go back.
Speaker 1: You need to go in and come get these doors.
Speaker 1: Gas up and come get these doors. Because you're not
Speaker 1: gonna come and get these I'm not gonna send you
Speaker 1: no money, okay, sir. Then then then what we need
Speaker 1: to do is get a schedule time where I can
Speaker 1: come out and get all the doors. I'm on your time.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, I'm on your time now, so you got
Speaker 1: you must be paying me now. Since I'm on your time,
Speaker 1: what are you talking about? Because you're talking about you're
Speaker 1: gonna set up a time with me. That means I
Speaker 1: to leave and do what I do to be meet
Speaker 1: you here to get something don't belong to you, which
Speaker 1: is my door, so you don't have to be there
Speaker 1: at all, because I'm gonna I'm gonna come in and
Speaker 1: take the front door off, and I'm gonna keep keep
Speaker 1: moving through the house and get all the doors and
Speaker 1: get them back here to the player. I don't think
Speaker 1: you hear yourself now first and for almost how you
Speaker 1: when you coming to the front door, I'm gonna be
Speaker 1: without waiting on you as you as you taking off
Speaker 1: the lad I'm gonna be on you behind making sure
Speaker 1: you realize you're gonna have to take this door or
Speaker 1: take this and I'm taking I'm pretty show I'm gonna
Speaker 1: coming to you and get that first door so I
Speaker 1: can't keep going back and forth with you. Let me
Speaker 1: say this to you. I'm coming to get them doors,
Speaker 1: even if I got to take a because I gotta
Speaker 1: get my money back from the company that they that
Speaker 1: took from me because show damn contractor did not pay
Speaker 1: for the damn doors. Hey, you manna hey bringing your
Speaker 1: turns down when you talk to me, you're talking trump man.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna I'm gonna put this on you. I'm not
Speaker 1: gonna allow you to come to my halls and take
Speaker 1: these damn doors and you ain't coming to getting no money.
Speaker 1: I'm coming to get them doors that I'm coming to
Speaker 1: get them today. I need every down. What time you coming,
Speaker 1: because I want to be even paid when you come
Speaker 1: next with these doors, because I make so clean. What
Speaker 1: kind you coming? Don't don't worry about when I'm coming.
Speaker 1: You don't know what I'm there. When I take the
Speaker 1: first dough off the heads, every goal, we're gonna meet
Speaker 1: at that door and whoop that and tell you what
Speaker 1: I'm gonna pay you. I'm paying dollar pup. Now take
Speaker 1: that checking and may tiss that inside, whooping the night.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna take that hoop. But if that's what it take,
Speaker 1: but I gotta take this door. You want get my money.
Speaker 1: I mean you to do next time, get your damn money. Stop,
Speaker 1: get a jar to page you better for this wipment.
Speaker 1: You're gonna get it. In fed Well, I'm not sure.
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna keep going back and forth with you
Speaker 1: about you whooping by anymore. That is the end, right,
Speaker 1: tell me and take that puppent and take it on Honda.
Speaker 1: But I'm bringing them doors to every door track. You
Speaker 1: should have been calling a contract killing doing some dough
Speaker 1: from from my damn. Come now, I'm telling you what
Speaker 1: you need to be calling him. He got somebody. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna get a hipy dough you got in that hold
Speaker 1: me that numb Tell you what you know what I do?
Speaker 1: I just whip you go to work. I just coming
Speaker 1: and get them does Junior? I went, wait a second, Now,
Speaker 1: I just told you you ain't come to getting the doors.
Speaker 1: I just got to tell you, Junior, get it from
Speaker 1: your mama. Do and you know what else I'm coming
Speaker 1: to do what I'm coming to tell you? Who I am?
Speaker 1: You do you know who I am? You don't I
Speaker 1: know who you are? Working? I'm not sure I induced myself.
Speaker 1: You want to come get it? I come get these
Speaker 1: doors there? You ain't ain't that ain't really who I am?
Speaker 1: But who are you? I am? Nephew Tommy from the
Speaker 1: Steve Harvey Morning Show. You just got prank phone called
Speaker 1: by your wife, Fade. That's that's right to shoot raining
Speaker 1: damn number. You don't get it. I'm down sails. Oh brother,
Speaker 1: you got me. You know I'm in the upper Typical.
Speaker 1: I got on the red door. You know who you
Speaker 1: get the red doors. You're doing something, ain't I gotta
Speaker 1: ask you, man, Paul, what is what is the baddest
Speaker 1: And I'm talking about the baddest radio show in the land.
Speaker 1: Oh show and cousin. I was over here with friend
Speaker 1: man Fate on braining number. Now all this moving so
Speaker 1: I'm thinking they're looking forward, but they dont Goodman. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it was something you getting who what time you come?
Speaker 1: It's like you're ready. I'm gonna meet you at every though.
Speaker 1: Every though you talk, I'm gonna pay you. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: pay you. Ask black folks. Black folks get the red though.
Speaker 1: They're doing something. I need to don't paint one of
Speaker 1: my dough was red. I ain't ain't know about that.
Speaker 1: Nothing with the door, Jack, I'm gonna paint the bedroom
Speaker 1: though red. Baby, Yeah, the bedroom door. In come Oly
Speaker 1: in the room, all right, nephew, thank you coming up next.
Speaker 1: Strawberry Letters, subject believe half of what you see. We'll
Speaker 1: get into it right after this. You're listening to the
Speaker 1: Steve Harvey Morning Show. It is time now for today's
Speaker 1: Strawberry Letter, and if you need advice on relationships, dating, work, sex, parenting,
Speaker 1: and more, please submit your Strawberry Letter to Steve HARVEYFM
Speaker 1: dot com and click submit Strawberry Letter. We could be
Speaker 1: reading your letter live on the air, just like we're
Speaker 1: going to read this one right here, right now, and
Speaker 1: you never know it could be yours. Yes, it could.
Speaker 1: Buckle up and hold on tight. We got it for you.
Speaker 1: Here it is Strawberry Letter. Thank you, nephew. Subject believe
Speaker 1: half of what you see. Here's Stephen Shirley. I've been
Speaker 1: married for almost two months, and a few days after
Speaker 1: we said I do, my life changed. We met at
Speaker 1: church and we were friends first and then we started dating.
Speaker 1: One thing we said we'd never do was talk about
Speaker 1: our pastor relationships in detail, and we never have until
Speaker 1: after our wedding. Early on the morning of our wedding,
Speaker 1: my ex girl from twelve years ago sent a text
Speaker 1: to tell me that she was in town and would
Speaker 1: love to visit my mom. I texted her and let
Speaker 1: her know that it was my wedding day and she
Speaker 1: was welcome to drop by the reception if she wanted
Speaker 1: to see my mom, and I sent her the address.
Speaker 1: My phone is open to my lady and I do
Speaker 1: not have anything to hide, so I let my wife
Speaker 1: to be know that my X might stop by the reception.
Speaker 1: She got my phone and read the text and saw
Speaker 1: that I hadn't heard from this X since twenty nineteen.
Speaker 1: That day, my ex didn't show up at our reception.
Speaker 1: We were on our honeymoon relaxing when my ex texted
Speaker 1: me four photos of us from high school. My mom
Speaker 1: gave her the pictures. My wife got very upset and
Speaker 1: called my mother a trader for letting my ex come
Speaker 1: visit her. The picture set her off in the worst way,
Speaker 1: and I assured her that my ex doesn't look like
Speaker 1: those pictures anymore. I fell asleep, and my wife texted
Speaker 1: my ex and asked her for a current picture, acting
Speaker 1: like she was me. My ex and her picture of
Speaker 1: her face and bare breath. My wife woke me up,
Speaker 1: yelling at me. She said, there's got to be something
Speaker 1: going on between us. I've blocked my ex's number, and
Speaker 1: the next day my wife unblocked it. She's waiting and
Speaker 1: hoping for my ex to make the next move. I've
Speaker 1: been trying to salvage my new marriage, but one wrong
Speaker 1: move for my ex and it could be all over.
Speaker 1: Please help me fix this. Well, I don't know if
Speaker 1: we can help you fix this, you know, I don't
Speaker 1: know even if you can fix this, but we gotta try.
Speaker 1: I think this is your fault. I mean, I'm with
Speaker 1: your wife on this one. What are you inviting your
Speaker 1: ex to your reception for? I mean, the woman you
Speaker 1: married was fine. Was her wedding day. I'm sure she
Speaker 1: was happy. Maybe a little stressed and nervous about the wedding,
Speaker 1: but for the most part, she was happy and filled
Speaker 1: with excitement and all of that about you, guys, the
Speaker 1: future together. It was a great day. It started off
Speaker 1: to be a great day. Enter a text from your
Speaker 1: ex that you not only responded to, but you invite
Speaker 1: her to the reception. Why why would you do that?
Speaker 1: You're right, this did change everything, and why wouldn't it?
Speaker 1: That simple, innocent, very stupid act on your part is
Speaker 1: why we are here. And I say we, I mean
Speaker 1: you guys, I don't Steve, and I have nothing to
Speaker 1: do with this. Okay, it's it, does you know? I
Speaker 1: just say it doesn't matter to your wife whether you
Speaker 1: let her see your phone or not. You know, she's
Speaker 1: mad right now. She's somewhere else with this right now,
Speaker 1: and she has every right to be. She feels betrayed
Speaker 1: by you and your mother, your mom for giving her
Speaker 1: the pictures and then for the ex, you know, showing
Speaker 1: her the pictures. This is a mess that could completely
Speaker 1: have been avoided. And why are you still texting with
Speaker 1: your ex anyway? I mean, she's been out of the
Speaker 1: picture since twenty nineteen. You can't give your brand new
Speaker 1: reason wife a reason not to trust you or to
Speaker 1: start feeling insecure. You're supposed to be moving forward with her.
Speaker 1: Your ex is in the past. Okay. Now your wife
Speaker 1: is on the defensive as far as you and your
Speaker 1: mom are concerned, and that's why she's accusing you of
Speaker 1: having something going on with the X. It's just way
Speaker 1: too early in your marriage to be fighting like this,
Speaker 1: So you've got to hurry up and fix this. You
Speaker 1: invited the X back in. Now you've got to get
Speaker 1: rid of her. You got to get her out. Talk
Speaker 1: to your new wife, beg her plead whatever you have
Speaker 1: to do to try and make this right with your wife.
Speaker 1: That's what you have to do. Steve, What were you thinking?
Speaker 1: What the hell were you thinking? How stupid are you?
Speaker 1: How old are you? See? This can't be. You can't
Speaker 1: be as old as I think you are according to
Speaker 1: this letter, because I just don't even understand how we
Speaker 1: got here. This letter doesn't make any logical syst First
Speaker 1: of all, let me explain something to you. There's not
Speaker 1: a man listening to this letter that's going waiting. Man,
Speaker 1: what what you did? What? Though? You can't explain that
Speaker 1: to none of your friends. See, that's why you had
Speaker 1: to write us, because when you've taken it to your friends,
Speaker 1: they went dog. You did what you bought her? Where
Speaker 1: So you've been married for almost two months and a
Speaker 1: few days after we said I do my life change forever?
Speaker 1: Oh did it really? Well? Let's find out why. We
Speaker 1: met at church and we were friends first and then
Speaker 1: we started dating. One thing we said we never do
Speaker 1: was talk about our past relationships in detail, and we
Speaker 1: never have until after our wedding. Early on the morning
Speaker 1: of our wedding, my ex girlfriend from twelve years ago
Speaker 1: sent a text to tell me she was in town
Speaker 1: and would love to visit my mom. I text her
Speaker 1: back and let her know it was my wedding day
Speaker 1: and she was welcome to drop by the reception if
Speaker 1: she wanted to see my mom, and I send her
Speaker 1: the address. What what what hold? Mat Waite? Luke, Dude,
Speaker 1: I got read that again? You did what you did?
Speaker 1: You didn't? What? What? Hold that thought? Stud? Hold that thought? Um? What? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Coming up, we'll have part two of Steve's respond to
Speaker 1: twenty three minutes after the hour you text who back
Speaker 1: today Strawberry letter is better believe half of what you see.
Speaker 1: Believe half of what you see. We'll get back into
Speaker 1: it right after this. You're listening, all right? Come on, Steve,
Speaker 1: let's recap today Strawberry letter. The subject is believe half
Speaker 1: of what you see So far in this letter. I
Speaker 1: can't believe nothing I saw. Well, let's just do the
Speaker 1: recap and it's real simple. I'm just gonna read the letter.
Speaker 1: T I've been married for almost two mostly a few
Speaker 1: days after we said I do my life change. We
Speaker 1: met at church. We was friends the first we started dating.
Speaker 1: One thing we said we'd never do was talk about
Speaker 1: our past relationships. In detail, and we never have and
Speaker 1: till after our waiting. Early on the morning of our wedding,
Speaker 1: my ex girlfriend from twelve years ago send a text
Speaker 1: to me that she was in town and would love
Speaker 1: to visit my mom. I text her and let her
Speaker 1: know that it was my wedding day and she was
Speaker 1: welcome to drop bydyisception if she wanted to see my mom,
Speaker 1: and I send hether address. Your dumb mass did what
Speaker 1: The title of this letter is, I don't believe half
Speaker 1: of what you see? Okay, I'd have read it. Now.
Speaker 1: Which half of this you want me to not believe?
Speaker 1: Because I don't believe none of that. First of all,
Speaker 1: you text your ex back. You text your ex back
Speaker 1: on the day of your wedding for what? Yeah, for what?
Speaker 1: And she come, she want to see your mama for what?
Speaker 1: For what? What? You want to see my mama for what?
Speaker 1: You're texting me for on the day of my wedding?
Speaker 1: For what? And then and then I sent her the address.
Speaker 1: I invited her to the reception for what? And then
Speaker 1: I sent her the address for what? You're dumb, dog,
Speaker 1: You're dumb. We're here because you're dumb. My phone is
Speaker 1: open to my lady and I do not have anything
Speaker 1: to hide. So I let my wife to know next
Speaker 1: that my X might stop by the reception. What waiting
Speaker 1: mane on your wedding day? You told your wife to
Speaker 1: be that your ex might stop by the reception? What
Speaker 1: dog you get a tell us to know? Inn where?
Speaker 1: You know what? You make me sick. You're so damn stupid.
Speaker 1: I can't believe this. I let my wife to be, no,
Speaker 1: my X might stop by the reception. She got my
Speaker 1: phone and read the text and saw that I hadn't
Speaker 1: heard from this excess two thousand nineteen. Boy, boy, so
Speaker 1: you thought that were gonna fix it that day? My
Speaker 1: ex didn't show up at our reception. You know why
Speaker 1: because she didn't know it was your wedding day. And
Speaker 1: she was in shock. She was in most shocks at
Speaker 1: your stupid ass sent to the address. She knew not
Speaker 1: to roll up on that girl's wedding. She knew what
Speaker 1: everybody knew. But you, Yeah, that day, my ex didn't
Speaker 1: show up at the restaurant. We were on our honeymoon relaxing.
Speaker 1: Oh oh oh, oh, you thought it was over. You're
Speaker 1: dumb mass on the honeymoon talk about relaxing when my
Speaker 1: ex text me. My ex texts me full photos of
Speaker 1: us from high school. My mom gave her the pictures.
Speaker 1: My wife got very upset and called my mother a trader,
Speaker 1: wayman hola holder. See the part you're leaving out? When
Speaker 1: your ex girlfriend text you the folk pictures of y'all
Speaker 1: from high school? How did your wife find out about
Speaker 1: the faulk photos? See you you don't want to tell
Speaker 1: us this, your stupid ass. Let us see that too,
Speaker 1: didn't you? Yeah, you got your phone laying between y'all
Speaker 1: on the sand, didn't yet you sitting up in here
Speaker 1: you know good in hell? Well just hel for his
Speaker 1: texting you unsolicited, and now you bought you so stupid.
Speaker 1: My wife got very upset and called my mother a
Speaker 1: trader from letting my ex come visit her. How did
Speaker 1: she know that the X finally came to see the mom?
Speaker 1: See you're leaving all stuff because that that came out
Speaker 1: to the pictures set off in the worst way. And
Speaker 1: then I shoot her that my ex don't look like
Speaker 1: those pictures anymore. Oh, you thought that were supposed to
Speaker 1: fix me if she looked like candy man. She don't
Speaker 1: give a damn if the girl looked like et, what
Speaker 1: is she texting? You? Fall right? I shoot her? She
Speaker 1: don't look like them picture? I fell asleep? What what
Speaker 1: is you doing? Sleep? Sleep? I fall asleep? Why is
Speaker 1: you sleep? Just so damn stupid? What made you think
Speaker 1: your ass needed to get some shut out? These damn pictures?
Speaker 1: Is out? Your mama's involved, your wife to beings upset,
Speaker 1: your ex still texting, and now you're sitting up in
Speaker 1: the here. Then took your dumb ass to be what
Speaker 1: I'm not finished with this letter. I got to come back.
Speaker 1: I need two three more minutes? Is what is? What
Speaker 1: is I'm doing? I'll go ahead. Sports is coming up
Speaker 1: next with Junior, but Steve has a special part three
Speaker 1: of today's we'll get into it at forty six minutes after.
Speaker 1: Right after this you're listening morning show? All right? Uh,
Speaker 1: Junior says, just watch the games tonight, okay, because we
Speaker 1: gotta get back into this letter. Don't worry about this sports.
Speaker 1: Just see his sports right here. Every man in here
Speaker 1: indeed disinformation, your dumb mass sitting up in him. So
Speaker 1: now this food doesn't got his ex girlfriend in contact
Speaker 1: with him on his wedding day. Wanted to go see
Speaker 1: her mama. They dated twelve years ago. I've been dating
Speaker 1: for a long time. He shouldn't tell her this is
Speaker 1: wedding day so she can't go see his mom. But
Speaker 1: if you want to see the mama, just come by
Speaker 1: the reception. Did he told his wife to be that
Speaker 1: his ex might stop by the reception, Or I can't
Speaker 1: believe how stupid your ass is she don't show up
Speaker 1: at the reception a few days later, or the girl
Speaker 1: texts him some pictures of them from high school and
Speaker 1: his wife see that. Yeah, this food right here. My
Speaker 1: wife got up setting there, called your mother trader for
Speaker 1: letting her ex come visit her. The pictures set off
Speaker 1: in the worst way, and I assured her that my
Speaker 1: ex doesn't look like these pictures anymore. Why is you
Speaker 1: defending your damn ex because she don't give a damn?
Speaker 1: If your ex look like she don't give a damn.
Speaker 1: I fell asleep and my wife I fell asleep, and
Speaker 1: this fool and went to bed now with his dumb ass,
Speaker 1: And my wife texts my ex and asked for a
Speaker 1: current picture, acting like she was me. My ex cent
Speaker 1: a picture of her face and bad breast, giving it
Speaker 1: to him in that dam looking that breast and the fence. Yeah,
Speaker 1: my wife voiding me up, yelling at me. She said
Speaker 1: there's got to be something going on between us. Now
Speaker 1: hear what this food do? He decides, I blocked my
Speaker 1: ex's number and the next day, who what is you?
Speaker 1: Why she's still getting through? Yeah, she should have been blocked.
Speaker 1: You should have went down in the Verizon and got
Speaker 1: a new damn phone supposed to being the body mother.
Speaker 1: Oh shan on the honeymoon, But oh no, your stupid
Speaker 1: answer is holding on the stove. You're listening Steve Harvey
Speaker 1: Morning Show, and it's time to check Steve's voicemail eight
Speaker 1: seven seven twenty nine. Steve eight seven seven twenty nine, Steve,
Speaker 1: are you ready, Steve, Let's go to Katrina. Katrina has
Speaker 1: a question for Junior. Well, good morning, Steve. My name's Katrina,
Speaker 1: and I'm just wondering how Junior don't have a girlfriend.
Speaker 1: The junior need a girlfriend because he needs I need
Speaker 1: to be introduced to him. I'm an older person, so
Speaker 1: I think I might be a little bit older than Junior,
Speaker 1: but that might be what Junior need. Uh, how Junior
Speaker 1: give me a call? Come on, Steve Hook a brother,
Speaker 1: be happy with me. Brother Junior often say, because uncle,
Speaker 1: uncle Steve, don't do that. But I can't. I can't
Speaker 1: look look at Katrina. We know you may be an
Speaker 1: older woman, and there's nothing wrong. It's a lot of
Speaker 1: beautiful older women out here. But I see you. You
Speaker 1: might be and you said in your call, so I'm
Speaker 1: just repeating what you said. You might be a little
Speaker 1: older than Junior, a little too old for Junior, but
Speaker 1: that might be what he needs. No, he don't need,
Speaker 1: see Junior. Junior gets sick, and I and Junior need
Speaker 1: is somebody young that helped you him to the car
Speaker 1: and drive him down to the airport. They can't have
Speaker 1: both of y'all sitting up in the living room look
Speaker 1: at each other talking about what we're gonna do now.
Speaker 1: He called, see your ass sitting up bit you can't
Speaker 1: get this hover around down the step. And then ju
Speaker 1: Junior gotta get in this car now because Junior had
Speaker 1: a crisis. He gotta get to the hospital now. And
Speaker 1: then you sitting up in here, you old, he you
Speaker 1: older than him, so now you can't even help him.
Speaker 1: And and then you need to clear your throat when
Speaker 1: you call in on the voice and stuff, because I
Speaker 1: don't know how old you were sign it, but you
Speaker 1: signed you sound weird older than most of us on
Speaker 1: this show. Yeah, I'm sixty five, so I'm assuming you
Speaker 1: had to be better, just based on your voice and
Speaker 1: my voice, just my voice at sixty five. You gotta
Speaker 1: be a bitter eighty eight ninety four somewhere in here
Speaker 1: about eighty eight ninety four. Yeah, I'm just giving you
Speaker 1: a little gap. You know, you had it had well well,
Speaker 1: you know, you had a little century tone in there,
Speaker 1: and I felt like, you know, it might be you know,
Speaker 1: he might be a little something like that. So I'm
Speaker 1: just saying, go on, why junior don't have no girl?
Speaker 1: Malin says, seniors need love to. Seniors need love to
Speaker 1: Let's go. Hey, I actually have a complaint. Why the
Speaker 1: tummy not have a ready to love for seniors? You know,
Speaker 1: we could discriminated against all the time people expect if
Speaker 1: you over fifty fifty five. I'm sixty seven years old.
Speaker 1: I'm not about to crawl up in a corner and
Speaker 1: die like people expect. They just forget about seniors. So
Speaker 1: we need love too, and I'm ready to love. Then,
Speaker 1: ready to love, you know, so um he leaves to
Speaker 1: create a show for seniors before I have to go
Speaker 1: out here and take one of these young girls men,
Speaker 1: because I'm fully capable believe that. But I would love
Speaker 1: to have some grown man that you know, I can date,
Speaker 1: possibly love, you know, possibly nar it again. I've been
Speaker 1: by myself away too long, many many many of the music.
Speaker 1: My husband as defief, and I raised my children on
Speaker 1: my own. He died at a very young age. And
Speaker 1: I'm ready to love, being ready to love. But where
Speaker 1: are the men my age? Well? Day, Well, first of all,
Speaker 1: let me say a couple of things. We try not
Speaker 1: to discriminate against age. But one of the reasons you
Speaker 1: don't have a man because you talk to damn much.
Speaker 1: That's probably the key reason right here, and now I'm
Speaker 1: gonna turn it over to Timmy. Right now, you talk
Speaker 1: too damn much. It's why you ain't got no man.
Speaker 1: And and the name of Tommy show is ready to love,
Speaker 1: not done love. So now go ahead, and Tommy, I
Speaker 1: just work and ready to love. I don't own ready
Speaker 1: to love, So I'm over whatever ready to love they give.
Speaker 1: I mean, we start from the man that's great away,
Speaker 1: all right, No, damn that let me help Tommy out
Speaker 1: because this ass let me explain something to the reason
Speaker 1: we don't have old ass people aren't ready to love.
Speaker 1: It's causa the way you just sounded when you call
Speaker 1: the and our other caller. Hey, nobody tuning in to
Speaker 1: hear all these senior citizen tone ass voices, these long
Speaker 1: ass dissertations of why you ain't got nobody and we
Speaker 1: don't want to put nobody on TV with no dead
Speaker 1: ass hoods involved. That isn't not good ass TV. And
Speaker 1: that's George right today you're listening Morning show, all right. See,
Speaker 1: we're gonna stay on the phone calls. Check more of
Speaker 1: your voice messages eight seven seven twenty nine. Steve. This
Speaker 1: caller its name is Smitty. He has a question about fashion,
Speaker 1: Steve Harvard. This is Smitty. I'm dying here in texts
Speaker 1: the fact I'm in Houston. Text this is Smitty. I'm
Speaker 1: calling to find up to you still have legal suits
Speaker 1: for men? If you do have someone to call me back,
Speaker 1: please having the comment back. If you still have legal
Speaker 1: suits for men and regular suits, I'm looking for Gabardine
Speaker 1: Legia suits. Called me back. Leave. My name is Smitty. Now, Smitty,
Speaker 1: Thank you have a blessed today, Smitty, have a d Smitty.
Speaker 1: If anybody still has a leisure sup they need their ass.
Speaker 1: Who Now I know someone who does have some lesia suits.
Speaker 1: I'm now that I'm not allowed to say his name
Speaker 1: on radio no more. But I know somebody who has
Speaker 1: leisure suits in all colors. And his idea making the
Speaker 1: most fashionable was he made him sleeveless. Listen to me.
Speaker 1: You can't find or legal suit with Steve harbin Hamet holding.
Speaker 1: You need to take it down to ripleys. If you
Speaker 1: find a legia or not, take it down the ripleys
Speaker 1: to leave it or not and sell it and get
Speaker 1: your ass in the museum. Now, I don't handle damn suits.
Speaker 1: Leave it's your suits. And he got colors and sleeveless.
Speaker 1: We have one more call. We'll get to that at
Speaker 1: thirty three minutes after the hour when we come back
Speaker 1: right after this. You're listening, all right, Steve. We're staying
Speaker 1: on these phone calls, these voicemails up. He talk to
Speaker 1: you eight seven seven twenty nine. Steve, this phone call
Speaker 1: is from a woman who didn't leave her name. She
Speaker 1: um says you need to do something. Listen leave that's
Speaker 1: the rain. Let's the next comedian and take over the
Speaker 1: morning show as Chris been tired and it's old and
Speaker 1: it's not funny, and more so Lea, let's the next
Speaker 1: take all the rains. Okay, And she didn't leave her name.
Speaker 1: She didn't leave her name, and she was, well, you
Speaker 1: can thank the Lord for that, because I, with my
Speaker 1: funny ass, it would be destroying you right now. But
Speaker 1: the reason you didn't leave your name, it's because you
Speaker 1: didn't want your damn friends to roast your ass. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you don't me on the Steve Harvey Morning Show, turned
Speaker 1: your damn radio somewhere else. It is other morning shows
Speaker 1: out there, And if you think they're better than me,
Speaker 1: go ahead, sign up. I have some suggestions for you
Speaker 1: if you would like it. But really, I think what's
Speaker 1: wrong that you thought? I really, I really think it's
Speaker 1: wrong with you. Your ass is unhappy with yourself, and
Speaker 1: now you trying to blame it on me or giving
Speaker 1: up to somebody else because you are done. I just
Speaker 1: got started. I got another new show, I'm renegotiating another deal,
Speaker 1: and I just signed the load of this lady five
Speaker 1: more years on the radio. So your raging as it's
Speaker 1: got to hear me form five lord mo years. Yes,
Speaker 1: signed in January. Oh, we don't know I'm talking about
Speaker 1: these things. But since you bought it up, you don
Speaker 1: you sound like you're pretty sick yourself. You sound like
Speaker 1: any day now you damn self. So I might be done.
Speaker 1: But according to where your voice sounded, I think you're
Speaker 1: gonna check out of here long for I did. I
Speaker 1: think you're done. I think you ain't gonna make it
Speaker 1: to see no more. I need to for another comediate. Well,
Speaker 1: what did you need to give up? You need to
Speaker 1: give up cigarettes. It's what you need to give up
Speaker 1: because cigarettes. She's been smoking. Luck he strikes since sixty four.
Speaker 1: Now all of a sudden, it's my damn in about
Speaker 1: five minutes, in about five years, you go ahead a
Speaker 1: little thing up this show, though I don't say. I
Speaker 1: know you're saying you're gonna be on the radio for
Speaker 1: a five years, but I'm feeling st Yes, you can,
Speaker 1: all right, Steve, We'll be back forty nine minutes after
Speaker 1: the hour. That is our last break off remarks from
Speaker 1: the one in Harvey right after them. You're listening Steve
Speaker 1: Harvey Morning Show, Steve, we are at our last break
Speaker 1: of the day, Can I say something, Yeah, we've been
Speaker 1: stray stupid today. Boy boy, I'm so every now and
Speaker 1: then I said, you know, I lit him know like
Speaker 1: that last it's caller. You ain't got it no more.
Speaker 1: You ain't got it no more, you ain't got no
Speaker 1: bed to being on the radio. I don't even know
Speaker 1: why I used here. You're another comedian a cas Well.
Speaker 1: Let me tell you something. You the reason I am
Speaker 1: my closing remarks to day. Like I said the other day,
Speaker 1: sometimes you need haters, haters validate you. These are my
Speaker 1: closing remarks. Haters validate you, Haters let you know that
Speaker 1: you're going in the right direction. The only reason people
Speaker 1: hate you is because you're doing something. Now, this woman
Speaker 1: and took the time out of her day now leave
Speaker 1: her name, and decided to call in and leave a
Speaker 1: derogatory statement to a person who is thoroughly of the
Speaker 1: understanding that you don't control nothing in my life. I
Speaker 1: guess this woman thought if she made these disparaging remarks
Speaker 1: about me, that it would hamper me, hinder me, cause
Speaker 1: me to reflect. Second guess myself. Well, all you did,
Speaker 1: lady was make me show you why I am on
Speaker 1: the radio. You let me flex my skill set. Oh
Speaker 1: so then what you do? You turned what you turned
Speaker 1: into what you thought was a hate call. I turned
Speaker 1: it into a bit. You see how that works. See
Speaker 1: the thing about haters, y'all is they only have power
Speaker 1: if you give it to them. I just said this
Speaker 1: the other day. Now, I don't know who gonna call
Speaker 1: me on my voicemail and leave a message, but we
Speaker 1: welcome all people. Smitty called Smitty looking for a leisure suit.
Speaker 1: You know, Smitty sincerely wants a leisure suit. Smitty got
Speaker 1: to let that go. But I took the time to
Speaker 1: help Smitty. Now to then here, kid a lady, come
Speaker 1: with this hatred and all this here, and it don't
Speaker 1: even phase me in the least bit. Here, Why are
Speaker 1: you telling me I'm finished and give somebody else a chance?
Speaker 1: That ain't what the people up top thought, the people
Speaker 1: that owned the radio stations. They wasn't thinking that. They
Speaker 1: were thinking, Wow, we need him for some more years,
Speaker 1: and we signed a new five year deal. Well, because
Speaker 1: the number of people that hate me are so far
Speaker 1: less than the people that love me. You know, the
Speaker 1: thing I've learned, hate is louder than love. But love
Speaker 1: is stronger than hate. See the hats come and they
Speaker 1: make so much noise what they hate, and you end
Speaker 1: up on the blogs and you end up on the
Speaker 1: shade room. So but then love causes you to sign
Speaker 1: another deal. Love allows you to extend your contract. Love
Speaker 1: it allows you to make more money. Love allows you
Speaker 1: to be in people's cars and people's houses, is on
Speaker 1: people's apps and everything. Love let you go from full
Speaker 1: cities like we started out in two thousand and five,
Speaker 1: to one hundred and twelve cities. Oh. Now does that
Speaker 1: mean everybody love? You know? But that means a whole
Speaker 1: lot of people do. And you got more people that
Speaker 1: love us than hate us. Now, hate us have options.
Speaker 1: Haters can go to other shows. But everybody that go
Speaker 1: to another show don't mean they hate us. Some cities
Speaker 1: we own in, some cities were not own in. It's
Speaker 1: not about hate. You can watch You can listen to
Speaker 1: the Breakfast Club. It don't mean you hate us. You
Speaker 1: can listen to Ricket Smiley, It don't mean you hate us.
Speaker 1: You can listen to My Boy Dear Hughley. It don't
Speaker 1: mean you hate us. You can listen to the Legend
Speaker 1: Time Joiner when he was on. It didn't mean you
Speaker 1: hated us. But when you take the time out your
Speaker 1: day to call a man's number who gave it to you?
Speaker 1: Eight seven seven twenty nine, and how much I don't care.
Speaker 1: I put my name in the phone number eight seven
Speaker 1: seven twenty nine, Steve, because I know you want to
Speaker 1: talk to me, And here you come with that little
Speaker 1: hateful message this morning. But you know what you did.
Speaker 1: You brightened me off. You made me feel better because
Speaker 1: you know what I found out that what I was
Speaker 1: saying the other day just really really rings true. It
Speaker 1: don't matter what they say, because what they say don't matter.
Speaker 1: Oh man, you can hate me all you want, but
Speaker 1: if God is with me, who can be against me? Who? Now?
Speaker 1: You can try it if you want to, but it
Speaker 1: ain't gonna work out. Why are you thinking it's over
Speaker 1: for me? God said, here's a new deal. Why are
Speaker 1: you thinking I ain't funny? I don't need you to
Speaker 1: think I'm funny? And see, I want you an't understand
Speaker 1: that didn't car didn't affect me in a negative way.
Speaker 1: It actually empowered me. It's giving me the proof of
Speaker 1: message to give to you this morning that a hater
Speaker 1: only has power if you give it to him. See,
Speaker 1: all you gotta do is listen to what they say
Speaker 1: and explains everything. What they say don't matter, and it
Speaker 1: don't matter what they say. You're done. You need to
Speaker 1: give somebody else a chance. Wait a minute, why I
Speaker 1: got to stop getting my blessings so somebody else can
Speaker 1: get a blessing when God is fully capable of blessing
Speaker 1: us all. Don't you know that you blowing out my
Speaker 1: candle ain't gonna make your candle brighter Because I got
Speaker 1: a judge show. It don't mean you can't go get warm. Dude.
Speaker 1: You know how many trails I didn't cut in this
Speaker 1: career that God didn't gave me. They started putting comedians
Speaker 1: on the radio, causing me. They started going to get
Speaker 1: comedians and other people to host game shows, causing me. Girl, please,
Speaker 1: I wish you had left your name so I could
Speaker 1: blow you a kiss. So to the unanimous lady that
Speaker 1: sent them call in today, that don't sound like she
Speaker 1: got long to be with us. I'm actually gonna pray
Speaker 1: for your longevity because I want you to be here
Speaker 1: and see this whole successful ride. Thank you for calling in.
Speaker 1: Thank you for Hayden we love you and see you
Speaker 1: for at least five more years. Lord, with those are
Speaker 1: my clothes remarks. Hey, y'all, talk to God, he loved
Speaker 1: to hear from you. Or you can call me and
Speaker 1: you see what happened when you call me. I recommend
Speaker 1: talking to the Lord. Thank you very much. For all
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