Latest / Gentlemen Hour / When Kids Cross the Line: Who's Really Responsible?
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- speaker-0: Everything's funny, huh? Everything's funny. You know who it's not funny for right now? San Antonio, bro. Did you see that comeback? Shh Hey, how you doing, Uncle? Pretty speaker-1: Everything's funny, they're always funny. Pretty good, pretty good. Better than the Spurs, I'll tell you that. speaker-0: Yeah, that was brutal, bro. But guess what this is? Quickie time. Yeah, I'm not even waiting for you to answer, bro. I ain't got time for those. Sh Desra said, you don't even have any pants on. I'm like, hey. Whoa. You can only see from here. speaker-1: Best time of the week, homie. Like I'm trying to get down to it. As long as you don't stand up, it's not good. speaker-0: Yeah, as long as he don't see I never wear Well he yes, he says he never wears him either. ⁓ before we even start, can you d fill my water? My mouth is dying. I'm sorry. I was trying to text you. All right, let's go. Wait, none of the garbage you got taken out. I already took the trash out. She said I was supposed to throw the trash out. I said I've been with you all day. How am I supposed to do it? We just got home. speaker-1: You've been distracting me all day? Your fault, not mine. speaker-0: Yeah, I've been with you. This is She said, No, it's been there for two days. I wanna Hey, but the trash was full two days ago. All right. Hey Uncle, guess what? We can't hey no time for distractions. Trash you're ⁓ being in trouble, none of that matters. You know look at this thing, bro. What is going on? It was never it was never backwards, huh? It was like this. What's the point of having a mic if I if you can't even see it, you know? Okay. ⁓ All right, let's get back to business. All right, Uncle. ⁓ yeah, we're doing quickie style. We're mixing it up. We're gonna go with that same format. I don't know if you watched the last quickie, but that's the format we're going with in this one too. So we're going trumpless. ⁓ all right, so that's what we're doing next on the gentleman's hour to see if we can ever get to it. Quickie style. speaker-1: You wanna just cue the intro or what? speaker-0: Hey G nobody's working tonight, huh? Am I the only one taking this serious tonight or what? You're joking around, Desiree's joke it's all a big joke to everybody there, huh? speaker-1: What's going on here? I don't know how Taking up the trash. Come on, bro. speaker-0: got hit up, bro. I got hit up. All right. ⁓ all right, Uncle. So we today I I found two headlines. And actually these aren't even huge ones. I don't even know if you know the story, but again, we're gonna relate it to our story. So the first one, have you heard of ⁓ I know you've heard of Carmelo Anthony, right? Yeah. speaker-1: though he used to play for the Nuggets and then he played for the for the Lakers and I think he ended with the n the Knicks, I think. speaker-0: No, he went to the Knicks and then he I think he ended with the Lake. No, he didn't even end with the Lakers. I don't know. He didn't go to the Lakers, did he? He was speaker-1: Lakers. I you know what I will tell you, the only thing I really know for a fact is that ⁓ he may he was married to Lala, that freaking Hadi from back in the day. speaker-0: Old grandma? You like that old grandma? Yeah, bro. Lala? Lala Kent? Old as fuck. All right, brother. ⁓ well, guess what? This isn't that. That you know what that is? That's Carmelo with a C. Like, remember those candies, the Carmellos? Car Car Yeah, Carmellos, right? Sure. Well, there were like caramel in the inside. It was chocolate with caramel in the inside. Anyways, we're not talking about we're not talking about that carmelo. We're talking about this is Carmelo with a K. speaker-1: ⁓ grandma, what are you talking about? speaker-0: I don't know if he's named after him or what, but his name is Carmelo Anthony. This actually isn't a funny story. Did you hear the story about this kid? speaker-1: I've heard you know what, I I heard his name and I think ⁓ I just heard that he was sentenced not that long ago. speaker-0: Okay, that's yeah, and that's pretty much what anybody did till I dug into it today. So apparently he's ⁓ he's from Texas. Him and this other kid were from Frisco, Texas. ⁓ he's ⁓ he was on a a tra he was on his high school track team. So they're at a meet. You know, they have the big old canopies, you know, to protect the sun, the big old tents or whatever. So I guess this was this one school. There's two schools in Frisco, Texas. And the one school, it was their tent. I forgot what their high school was called, Centennial or Memorial or something. So he's from like the rival school, another school in Frisco, Texas. And I guess sometime during the meet or maybe after his match or whatever, he goes and he sits under their tent. So Carmelo Anthony is sitting under another high school's canopy, their tent, right? So I guess this one guy, ⁓ shoot. ⁓ I have this there, I their names. ⁓ let's see. ⁓ the other guy's name was Austin Metcalf. So Austin Metcalf, and it looked like a big white kid. He looked like a maybe a a shot put or something. Looked like a big kid. The other kid was a little black kid looked kind of skinny like he was fast, maybe. Maybe ran the whatever, hundred, hundred-yard dash or something. Anyways, so that kid, the other kid, the ⁓ Austin Metcalf goes up to him to confront him, like, hey man. And this is just according to what I read in testimony that he he went up to him and said, Hey, you need to, you know, get out of here. You need to, you know, this is our Team tent or whatever, you know. And I guess from there it escalated. And they said within 30 seconds of that initial whatever escalation, both sides are saying something different, ⁓ that Carmelo Anthony pulled out a knife out of his bag and stabbed him ⁓ in the chest. The kid ended up dying. So that was actually in like 2025. So it's already been like a year, but it's been going through the trial, and now the kid just got ⁓ convicted. Of murder. It didn't say first set, it just said convicted of murder, ⁓ of killing. So he's getting ⁓ 35 years to life. So a lot of people are outraged. I saw Cardi B put something on like Instagram or or Twitter that she was mad. She said that's not justice. She put it's disgusting. ⁓ also like one of the facts, I don't know how you feel about this, but there was no black jurors. One of the kids was black, one of the kids was white. But the jury, isn't it supposed to be a jury or pairs or is no black juror? So I mean, obviously no one is disputing that he stabbed the other kid, but I guess his team was arguing and his mother, she's been a real big like advocate trying to get him off, is that he it was self-defense that that kid confronts him to him basically, like he was he it was his he was defending himself, that's why he had to pull out the knife. Whereas The other people that were there, obviously that other guy's teammates and his witnesses, they say that that guy went over and told him, Hey, you need to get out of and that dude started going kind of crazy. The the Carmelo Anthony started getting like you know, F you, I don't gotta go and whatever, whatever. And then it that he's the one that escalated it and then stabbed the kid. So either way he killed the kid. I mean that either way he needs to do some time. I mean, he couldn't even if it was just like ⁓ self defense or anything, I'm sure like a They they argue that he had a chance to walk away from he had a chance to, what is it called, where they de escalate the situation, but he escalated it. So, ⁓ a couple of questions for you. First, do you think I know you didn't hear the whole case, you know, but just hearing that initial description, first off, do you think that sounds fair or do you think that's way too much for a young kid when you when I guess necessarily some people are saying he just fent itself 'cause isn't murder like premeditated? So this sounds like at least it should have been maybe manslaughter, like it was just reactionary, like, ⁓ we're gonna fight and I'm just gonna I instinctively just go for my knife. Then that's not necessarily murder because you didn't plan it out. I always thought murder was premeditated, like I gotta get this full Louie, this full Louie owes me, you know, ⁓ always takes all my blood life. I'm gonna go out, I'm gonna go over to his house and yeah, lockjaw about about to put lockjaw down finally once and for all. speaker-1: Hmm. speaker-0: That's murder. Now if somebody goes to your house, I go to your house and I'm like, hey, Louie, let me grab one of these beers and lockchack comes out and you start attacking me and I'm I have to put you down. That's manslaughter, right? Or that's you know, you know, it it wasn't premeditated. So first off, let me get your opinion on that and then I'll ask a second question. Do you think that sounds a little fishy? Do you sound it think it sounds fair? What's your take on that sentence just off that preliminary information? speaker-1: ⁓ first off let me say this. I'm I'm not a I'm not an attorney. I don't know if you guys noticed. ⁓ but in in my opinion, yeah. I mean, how old is he? Are they in college or are they in high school? speaker-0: High school, they were I ⁓ I think they were about seventeen. speaker-1: Yeah, that's way too young, bro. I mean I mean I I get it. A kid lost his life, that's not that's not argued. I'm not trying to make a point against that. But I do think that thirty five to life is crazy for somebody who's not even old enough to f freaking vote. I do also know, I mean, you have to factor in where where it happened. I mean, they kinda don't mess around over there. speaker-0: Right, right, right, right. speaker-1: Think that yeah, that's that's I I a hundred percent I think that's way too harsh. speaker-0: Okay. ⁓ yeah, I mean Okay, right, 'cause it's 'cause the kid did die, you know, so I mean he has to do something. His life has to be upended to, but you're right. I think I just think that takes on a to thirty five to life is like that takes on a you know, a a a deeper, you know, a deeper charge, you know. Like I thought there was degrees to murder or whatever. They didn't this was T ⁓ Z so it just it just said murder it just said murder, but you're right. speaker-1: Ten years. speaker-0: That's a good point. I didn't even think about that. You're in Texas now. So it's like, I don't know necessarily if if if it 'cause somebody asked, like, what if it was reverse? What if it was ⁓ a white kid that stabbed a black kid? What do you think that kid would have got? And I was like, ⁓ you know what? That shouldn't matter. But yeah, you're right. If if they had said it was reverse and the kid got 10 years, I'd be like, Okay, that that sounds fair. You know what I mean? But honestly, now that At first initially I was kinda like, Well, the that kid did kill him, man. Like, you know, I'm sorry, you gotta lose your life too. But then I started thinking about too, yeah, the age seventeen, you know, your emotions run wild. Maybe he didn't even know that he couldn't he didn't even comprehend yet at that age that stabbing someone is gonna take their life. Like, who knows? There's a lot of stuff that could have you know, like, was it just outright this kid is that vicious and wanted to go and kill this kid? Who and they said that they had never had any interaction. It wasn't like they were rivals or he knew him, like They literally just met right then. That little ill-fated interaction that ended up with one taking the other one's life. But they were both fighting, you know. So it's like, yeah, I don't know. I I like you again, I'm not a lawyer, so I'm not even gonna try to jump in and give a any kind of legal opinion, but sad all the way. So my real question, 'cause you know, I always try to like, hey, let's try to tie it into ⁓ to us, right? So the mom, Carmelo's Anthony's mom is really like out there. Which I expect her to do. She's really like pleading for her son to like, you know, give him I don't know, a new trial or you know, less in a sense. I d I don't know who she's gone to or they're gonna try to appeal and do all this stuff. But my question to you is and not necessarily your kids, I don't even want to throw that out there, but what do you ha what kind of advice do you have or what would you do in a situation to other other parents? Would you Are you on the side of, hey, for my damn kid, I'm doing anything. If that means I'm helping hide the body, that's or are you like, you know, hey, I love my damn kids, but if my kid killed somebody, they gotta ⁓ I can't help ⁓ They gotta they gotta not get out of this themselves, but they gotta, you know, pay the consec p consequences themselves. What kind of what side of the fence do you land on for parents that would fall into this type of situation? speaker-1: I mean, hypothetically bro, this is this is a horrible situation to put myself in. ⁓ I hope it never comes to that. I hope it doesn't even ps just not even a little bit, bro. GD makes me very nervous, bro. 'Cause like I said, I've been in some situations that thankfully never yeah never escalated. But I can I can totally see, especially nowadays, how quickly something can just go wrong. Like I don't think I don't think the kid the I don't think either kid had any intention that day Go to that meet and just say, Hey, I'm gonna start some trouble or I'm gonna whatever. And I get it, bro. Like I've I've been in those situations where you have multiple those pop-up canopies. You have multiple set stations set up with chairs. And I mean, there's so many brands that are the same. They're just blue pop up tents or red pop up tents. So I get it if he's in the what you know, if he sat down in the wrong one, and then I get it if the other homeboy was like, Hey, get the hell out of our whatever. But speaker-0: Right. speaker-1: I mean to go from that to where they're at now, bro, it's just it's sad all around and I I don't I don't like I said, I I feel like in the situation, ⁓ obviously hypothetically, I I'm gonna I'm gonna say I w I would back up my kids. I don't know if I'm hiding bodies for them, but I'm gonna do everything in my power to to take care of ⁓ and make sure that they don't go anywhere. But also I think it starts at the beginning, bro. You raise these kids to you know, I don't I don't feel like I've raised them to be violent. I don't think I sh I've ever speaker-0: Right, right. speaker-1: Taught them that violence is the issue. They've never seen me get in a fight with anybody. I mean, they've seen me stand up for them. They see me go to bat for them. They've seen me confront certain people for them or for myself. So I I do tell them like stand up for yourself. Right. But it's like, you know, you ha you you kind of have to like plant the seed early and make sure that you're not trying to just be out there gun ho, dude, little renegades trying to just like Charles Bronson fools out there trying to like correct stuff that is out of their control. I mean there's other ways to address it, bro. You don't have to try to get the homeboy out. How about you get an adult if you're a freaking minor? Go get the coach. Hey, this fool's over here. Whatever. What I mean? speaker-0: Right, right, right. I think you brought up a good point of like how it can happen that, that or no, no, you said neither one of them, I don't think neither one of them went to that ⁓ track event thinking, ⁓ today I gotta kill somebody or today I'm gonna get killed. You're right. That was just so that even kinda explains that more as it would it was just an instinctual, you know, it was i honestly sad. I don't want to necessarily say it was a mistake, mistake, because that kid did stab him, so he should face some consequences. But it sounds like it's just kind of spiraled out of control. And you're right, they couldn't go grab an adult because they're at that age, you know, they're high school teens where they still think they're still young enough to think they can do anything, but they're still also old enough where they can this kind of stuff can happen. You know what I mean? Like they're in sixth grade, nobody's stabbing each other, or getting into a goofy little fight, arguing match maybe, but You know, they're right at that age of where they're thinking that's manly too. It's like, ⁓ I gotta stick up for myself. ⁓ yeah. Shit to me. So I'm gonna no, I'm gonna tell ⁓ I'm bigger or bad or ⁓ you know, so it it sounds like it just escalated, escalated and nobody intended it, but it it is what it is. So yeah, the kid has to pay a price. But thirty five years of life, like as if he went out that morning and he was trying to kill that kid, you know, he just met him. So it obviously it was a a fire cracker, you it just exploded out of you know, it was in thirty seconds they said it was over. So it speaker-1: You do have that yeah. speaker-0: It obviously went fast. speaker-1: Do you think they were rival schools? speaker-0: I thought I read that 'cause they were both from Frisco. So 'cause you how that like, Hey, why is that fool and you I mean, 'cause if it w if they weren't rivals, why would they even care? You know what I mean? speaker-1: I I mean I I get that bro 'cause I remember being in high school and like just completely despising Silmar High, like for valid reason in my in my being. speaker-0: Every ⁓ what if one of their fans came to your guys' side? You guys would be like, Hey, get that you know what I mean? speaker-1: Yeah, we used to go to the we used to go to the football games. And then after it was it would carry over into the street. It'd carry over into the in and out down the street, Carl Jr. down the street, all the cruising down the canyon, whatever. So I mean it it it I can see where it's easily escalated by whatever. But yeah, I mean I don't know. I think I think speaker-0: To high school kid to high school kids, isn't that like like when they're involved in like beef or fighting or that like that's the most important thing in the on earth? Like they have thought no thought of like, hey, ⁓ this is kind of this could go kind of sideways, bro. What if they have more people than us? What if they have guns? What if they have it's just like when you're in high school and you're a male and all that new testosterone flowing, if you don't take it out on some chicas, bro, it's gonna come out other ways, unfortunately. And speaker-1: Yeah. speaker-0: And sometimes I don't think they can even control. I remember kids in high school was just like, dude, I they would have done as bad as you could do because they just think they were invincible and they're trying to I'm macho now. I'm a new, you know, I this new testosterone. Yeah, bad situation. Bad situation ⁓ all around. I and the reason I said would you like how far would you go for your kids? Because remember the kid remember the the kid from ⁓ I don't know if it was Nevada or no, he was from Florida, I think. Remember him and the girlfriend went camping in like Utah and then they got into a fight and then the cops were there and they helped break it up but then they let them go together and then the dude ended up killing the girl. Then they were the the guy just came back on his own and the girl's parents were like, hey where's our daughter? I forgot her name was like Katie or where's our daughter and he was like, ⁓ I don't know. I don't they he like stopped and then he stopped answering I'm like they were like wait what's you guys went on vacation together and now you just come back. But then the mom of that kid, they were helping him. So like the cops went over there and they're like, He's not there, he's not here, whatever. And then it ended up come out later that they were helping him. They like they all went together and they planned something, and then he ended up taking off into that little whatever area, I guess. And and then he I guess he killed himself. But anyway, that's why I was just curious, like, dang, how far would you like I don't think I'd be doing that for my kids. I'm not like, you know, but you're right, you're gonna do anything you can't you're gonna get him a lawyer, you're gonna Yeah, I I mean it sucks 'cause somebody else died, but you're also still gonna speaker-1: Jacob they better call Jacob, homeboy. Jacob Emma. speaker-0: Yeah. Jacob and Ronnie. I used to think it was Jacob and Ronnie, 'cause it'd be Jacob and Ronnie, but it's and Ronnie, right? It's like he's like speaker-1: You know that when I was little? You ⁓ Jacobian Myers. Yeah. I thought the homeboy's name was Jacobian and his last name was Myers. speaker-0: Yeah. Mm. What Jacoby and My it was Jacoby and Myers. That's not Jacoby and speaker-1: Jacoby and Myers? And I thought it was Jacobian. Jacobian Myers. speaker-0: Have you ever met a Jacobian? speaker-1: Bro, I've never met an ⁓ what's that fool's name? ⁓ Ron. speaker-0: Jacob. Jacob you've never met a a Ronnie? It was Jacob and Ronnie. speaker-1: They go by their first names? speaker-0: Yeah. All right. All right. Let's move on. So either way, I think we both kind of agree. It's just I don't ever want to be in that situation and I feel bad for all ⁓ all parties involved. But that's how that's why we gotta keep an eye on these kids, man. These kids are crazy. All right. Second story. I know you're a huge fan of Love Island. Actually, I don't know. Do you watch Love Island? speaker-1: No. I I think I thought I w I went on vacation there once, but it was just Catalina. speaker-0: You thought you were going to Levi? ⁓ speaker-1: Swingers Island. speaker-0: Well, you know Love Island's like the hottest thing, right? Does ⁓ cast watch it? Usually it's like speaker-1: I don't I don't know if anybody watches it. Nobody's mentioned it. I think I tried watching it once and and I think I just like started it and then they walk by and they're What the hell are you watching? I was like, I I don't even know and I changed it. I like, ⁓ I'm done. speaker-0: It's like ⁓ it's too raunchy. Like my son watches it because my daughter's got him into it. And I watched a little bit with them last year, but it's like it's on like every day of the week. So it's like I don't got time to watch a show every single day of the week. But so now my son's watching it. So last night we went to the movies and then after we came back, he's like, Hey, you wanna watch I'm gonna watch Love Island, you wanna stay down while I'm like, Yeah, I'll check it out. In in the first in the first ten seconds, all the chicks are just walking around in in thong bikinis. And I'm just like, it's like too much, you know what I mean? It's like I mean it wouldn't be too much for me by myself, but I'm down there with my son. It just makes it weird. And they're they just go crazy. It's it's definitely not appropriate for I don't even think it's appropriate for my son, bro. It it's not appropriate for it's not even appropriate for me. It it's it's wild, bro. But here's my question. So ⁓ last year like one of the real famous known chicks from the show, her name was Huda, and she was like super toxic. That's my opinion. Don't everybody go crazy because I know The internet is split on her. Some people hate her. Some people love her. Huda. H-U-D-A. ⁓ Love Island Huda. You'll see her. But she was like really toxic, right? So right now she's in the paper with TMZ because her ex-boyfriend, her ex-boyfriend's baby mama? Is that what they're called? Baby mama. But it's not even her boyfriend anymore. It's her ex-boyfriend. I guess she was stalking. And so the that ex-girlfriend speaker-1: Suda? It's speaker-0: Or that baby mom, I don't know if he's with that girl or not, what she had to file a s restraint order on this girl because this girl's been like texting her and threatening her. And she caught her on that girl lives in an apartment complex, and I guess they have cameras all around it. And you see that Huda chick sneaking under you know the apartment complex, they got the parking garage, but it's got like a metal coming up and down gate or whatever. And so you see the gates coming down and she like runs and And like slides, not slightly but like jumps under it, you know, because it's coming down. So she obviously didn't have like the little badge to get in, but she was stalking and waiting for someone to go in and then ran in under it, like whatever. And so her people are saying, like, that's not her. You see, it's clearly her. She's like talking on the phone. She turns and she's like, you see her face and then she goes under. But anyway, so my question is ⁓ two questions actually. ⁓ well, one was had you seen the show? No, so you don't know what it is, but would you First, ⁓ my first question is, what do you what do you think about these kids? Because they are kids now, they're all young, that are going on these shows. And there used to be like real world where yeah, they would maybe have sex, they'd get crazy, but it wasn't like this. Like these chicks and these dudes are just basically nude the whole season. Like every time I turn on that show, they're in bikinis and they're humping on each other and they're doing crazy stuff. They have these games where they're like, Doing wild sexual activity games like strip twists or like crazy stuff, right? So my question to you is if your kids, obviously not your kids that are super young, but you know, cast right now and then your kids when they old got older, if they ever came to you and said, Hey, Dad, we want to go on this type of show, maybe not Love Island, but this type of show, what would your advice be ⁓ to those kids? The same thing. speaker-1: I I said it I've said numerous times, bro. Moderation, just go easy with it. I mean speaker-0: You can't or you'll get voted out. You can't or you'll get voted you can't go easy with it or you'll get voted out. See you're getting in for, basically what I'm saying. Yeah, exactly. So you can't tell them moderation because it's like you can't be on the show with moderation. speaker-1: You can't show up. Well, that's what I'm saying. Like, obviously, I I feel like I've I've raised her to probably not be on a show like that. But if she wants to do it, I can't stop her. speaker-0: Would you watch? You wouldn't watch, right? You'd be like speaker-1: Hell no, I'm I'm deleting that app and canceling whatever station it is. Like I don't wanna speaker-0: Writing writing a letter to N B Cr. speaker-1: A letter to ⁓ the head of the the ⁓ the the programming department. speaker-0: That's my baby girl on this show. speaker-1: Like come on, how are you doing that? speaker-0: Okay, but okay, so you h you you feel strongly that your daughter or daughters should not be on that type of show, right? What about Nico? What about your son? What about him getting wild on? speaker-1: Bro, none of them, man. Come on. Hey, I'm gonna tell you this. From from from from when I started watching the real world, I think it was like New York, the first one. And you go to like LA, then I think it was Frisco, then whatever. I watched it for a good amount, bro. It was a good amount of season or whatever. Every s every single season was entertaining, right? But then it's like it blew up and it just became everything else. And it was like dating shows. Date my date my kid or date my mom. And then it was like everything tries to outdo itself. Right. So you're always gonna have to do speaker-0: Keep pushing the envelope. Right, right. speaker-1: So like I said, I I feel like and I'm not trying to knock anybody that's been on this on these shows. speaker-0: But kinda kinda are. ⁓ speaker-1: I feel what a dick. I feel like I feel like I don't my none of my kids would be on there. But same thing, if they wanna go for it, they know what they're getting themselves into. At a certain age I can't tell ⁓ squat. I can like I said, I can try to guide them. I can try to try to give them some advice. I can try to, you know, say, you know what, I wouldn't do that. But come on, bro. I'm I'm at the point where I'm disconnected from that age group. I don't have n I have nothing in common. I mean I I I know some little pop culture or some little like trendy s certain things, but I'm not trying to hang with that. So I I I don't feel like I can comment. But yeah, like you said, you have to go, you have to push the envelope. So if you know going into that, hey go do do speaker-0: Best. yeah, see, I feel a little bit the opposite. I feel I feel absolutely right. I would not want my girls going on there. I'm gonna try to talk them out of it. If they say they're going, you're right. There's nothing we can do about it. You know, they're adults, but I definitely ain't watching. I definitely ain't liking it. But my son, I would he would never, because he's more modest than me. He's very, you know, ⁓ he's a simple guy. But I say not him, just say other young men. I would encourage to go on. Here's and and hear me out. Here's what here's what I'm thinking is ⁓ as a guy, and one of these days we'll do a show on like everything you feel you need to have in your toolbox as a guy. And I think one of those is you need to be good ⁓ in bed. Okay. And here's here's the reason. say you're You're meeting all these chicks, you know, whatever. Nothing good, nothing good. Finally, you're like about thirty years old, right? And you haven't really been with a lot of girls because you're trying to wait for the good one. Cause my dad, Louie, is like, hey, man, hey, man, you got to wait for the right girl. Don't mess around with all these girls. Okay, okay. Well, guess what? Now you have no experience. So guess what? Now you're 32 years old. You're working a decent job. You got your life together. Hey, I'm ready to settle down, have some kids. You meet the girl. You meet the girl of your life. Twenty-eight then, twenty-six, whatever. You meet the girl of your life, bro, bro. Beauty, brains, ⁓ kindness, intelligence, smarts, boot tag. I mean, everything, bro. Everything you c everything that you cross off on your check, check, check. Yeah, yeah. I've never I've never seen so many boxes checked, right? You guys go for the first time and you become intimate. If you've had no experience, like me right now, I have a bunch of moves I can pull out. Moves and maneuvers. If I need ⁓ I need, you know, if if I want the night to be exciting, I pull this bag of tricks out. If I want the night to be ⁓ mysterious, I pull this out. If I want the night to be quick, like quicky, like tonight, I pull this bag out. Basically, I can go to war with anything. I can go with a gun, a knot I can go tell me what you want done and I'm gonna get it done. You know what I mean? I'm money the battle. Yeah, I'm like the plumber. Hey, let me get under the let me get under the sink and and I'm gonna make stuff work again. All right. So my point is, guess how I got that? Lots of experience, bro. Lots of time in them streets, brother. You know what I mean? Lots of times being a a test, a test, you know, a test dummy. ⁓ try this out on me or let me try that out. Like there's a lot of practice that goes into getting good at anything. Look at us with bowling. We're trying to get good and it's gonna take a while for us, right? So I think. Boys, you should not restrict because they need to learn this stuff and they need to get good at making love, making love to to women. So if you tell if you tell a young person, hey no, bro, don't wait for the right one, wait for the right one, like a girl, and then they finally meet the right one and they can't satisfy her, guess what she's gonna do? Next. So that's why I think for girls, you're right. Let's save that purity because guys want that purity, but speaker-1: You're right. I didn't say that. You said that. Don't I don't say you're right like you agree with me. I never said anything about that. speaker-0: For young for young men, I think you need it. I think you need to go to war. You gotta come back and and have been out in them streets, been out in them war fields, been out there hunting. You know what I mean? I mean, you think Simba learned to hunt ⁓ one day from the next without getting out there and getting his hands dirty? No, bro. Like, come on. So for that, I differ a little bit from you. speaker-1: differ a lot actually because I don't I don't I don't say anything about about any of that. But I will say this. I will I can counter your argument. And you can say and you can say, ⁓ yeah, you know, you need all the experience because you don't you don't wanna you don't wanna be fresh fresh on the being on the scene, right? speaker-0: ⁓ I thought you were saying Fresh off the boat, homie. But speaker-1: Also, I don't know if you know this, bro, but there are no test flights for ⁓ an eagle. A eagle falls out of the nest and just knows how to soar. speaker-0: I don't. Homeboy. I should have known you were gonna go with that. I thought you were either gonna go with the Eagle story or ⁓ one of your ninja stories. Yeah, that's a good one. Stories. speaker-1: ⁓ You can w you can you can ⁓ you you can you just pick it up, bro. I don't know I don't know I don't know about this. I need years in the fields and come on, bro, ⁓ you need years in the fields but you learn how to sort from the moment you you fall out of that net. speaker-0: See that to And see that's a d ⁓ we'll we'll tell that to the birds on my roof that fall out and then they land on the floor and my my dogs grab ⁓ yeah, and they're not they're not ⁓ eagles. speaker-1: Aguilar it knows it I'm telling you, bro, it I don't know why I saw it, bro, I just do. speaker-0: So you're saying in bed, it you don't rely on experience, you just rely on instinct. speaker-1: Instinct you rely on instinct and the natural ability to perform speaker-0: And when nature calls, Louis is signed Louis Uncle reporting for duties, sir. speaker-1: Louis Yeah, dog, come on, bro. speaker-0: It. I love it. All right. Well, guess what? That's it. That's the way we end it, bro. That was nice, simple, and short. ⁓ speaker-1: Nice simple to the point. Soaring like an eagle. speaker-0: Both of those headlines are both those stories were actually sad. So I'm gonna tomorrow next week try to give us some some better ones. I just I didn't find anything good. And I just know that Love Island is popular and then that Carmelo Anthony I heard that that story, but neither one was good. But ⁓ Uncle, thank you. You always able to turn a a bad sour story into something sweet, rather a a sweet nectarine a sweet lesson, you know what I mean? That just melts in your mouth or speaker-1: Sweet lesson of it. speaker-0: explodes with with juice in your mouth, brother. You know that good you know that ⁓ 'cause it's summer, bro. I had a nectarine the other day. I bit in, half of that squirted up here. I was like, Yeah, that's that's when you know it's a real one. All right, brother. ⁓ hey that's speaker-1: Say that's how you know that you're experienced and you and you still but you still make a mess. Yeah. speaker-0: Yeah, hey, sometimes you need to make a mess, bro. You know what I mean? D speaker-1: Bro, you think you ever seen an eagle just pluck out a salmon out of the river? Every now and then it chews on a on a carcass that's on the top of a tree? Yeah. speaker-0: Yeah, it's beautiful. It does it all. It does it all. Hey, and that's a beautiful ⁓ beautiful way to end it. Alright Uncle. there's nothing left to say. You have said it all today. Alright, I'm gonna stop it, bro. speaker-1: Irish.