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Romeo In The Morning 5-1-26 · Romeo In The Morning

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Speaker 1: I was going on everybody Friday, we made it to
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the weekend. What do we getting today? Someone was hating
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on what other women are wearing to the gym apparently.
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And then, of course we talked about some of the
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things that you guys do to prove a point to
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your husband. How'd that work out for you? Let's find out?
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All right, let's see here, Hey, Romeo, I make one
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hundred percent of the household income. I'll ask my stay
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at home wife to do. Oh all I asked my
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stay at home wife to do is have dinner ready
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when I come home. She always gets upset while cooking
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and purposely starts dinner twenty to thirty minutes after I
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get home. The catch is my son eats a different
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dinner before I get home. What are your thoughts on
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this situation?
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Speaker 2: Wow?
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Speaker 1: Let me go two ways with this one, and I'm
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gonna go I'm gonna kind of go both sides of it. Okay,
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is are you telling her telling somebody to do something
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is wrong? You know you can't tell another adult what
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to do. Okay, but you're saying all you're asking, So
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if it's a legitimate I'm just you know, you stay
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at home I just asked that to have dinner ready.
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I think she's being a jackass, and I think she's
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doing it on purpose or whatever insecurities that she has.
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There are a thousand women listening to this radio show
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right now that would love to be in that position
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that with all they have to do is cook dinner,
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is have dinner ready. That's their main responsibility, stay at
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home all day and have dinner ready. I mean, your
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wife seems to be doing I mean, I don't know
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what the power dynamic is in your relationship here. And
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you make all the money. She's a stay at home wife,
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But I mean do you give her money? Does she
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need to ask you for money? How does that work? Also,
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if you're just well you just said, all I ask
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is that she has dinner ready when you come home.
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I mean, that's not too much to ask for a
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stay at home wife, you know. So yeah, I think
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that I think she's doing it on purpose, just to
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try to prove a point to make herself feel better.
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But like I said, man, there's a thousand women listening
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right now that would sign up for that today. All
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I got to do is make dinner for a man
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that's going to go to work every day, and I
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don't you know, I mean, you got a lot of
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different types of women out there. There are women that
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like to go to work every day, that like to
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make their own money. There are women that like to
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raise kids and stay at home and you know, make dinner.
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You know, it's it's much easier to to find a
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woman that wants what you want than it is to
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try to convert one, you know what I'm saying. So
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it's kind of bs, But I don't know. Here's I
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don't know, man, It's just relationships are so difficult, and
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the problem is the only women that are gonna stay
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loyal to a man are staying loyal to the man
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with money they don't want to They're staying loyal to
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their lifestyle. They're not staying loyal to the man. They're
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staying loyal to their lifestyle. So they will do what
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they have to do to not lose their lifestyle. Okay,
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But all the other regular relationships where both of you working,
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both of you, you know, there's so many other options
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out there that there's no reason to be loyal to that.
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There's no reason to be respectful of your there's no
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reason to be respectful of your marriage because she can
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find that again. She can find that tomorrow, you know,
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with the Internet and social media and with all these
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other things. Probably guy's hitting on her right now, but
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I mean, you can find all that tomorrow. Fear might
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keep you in a relationship because you're afraid of being alone.
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But I don't, I don't. I don't see the society
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going that way, you know. So she can do whatever
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she wants to you, even though because you bring home
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all the income because of all wonder, if she divorces
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you shall take half your income. Second, if she, you know,
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decides she doesn't have to do anything because well why
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should she you take half your income? Or she can
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just go find another version of you somewhere else, getting
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on a dating site. So the only women that are loyal,
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and they're not loyal to men, They're loyal to their lifestyle.
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It's just we live in a different world, man. The
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it doesn't exist anymore. This whole idea of people being
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together forever doesn't exist anymore, you know, unfortunately. But hey,
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it's a good sign for you too, though, you know. So, yeah,
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that's my thought on that situation. This guy send me,
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this is what this guy send me okay, and I
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want you guys to keep it into perspective. Hey, roam,
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I make one hundred percent of the household income. All
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I ask my stay at home wife to do is
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have dinner ready when I come home. She always gets
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upset while cooking and purposely starts dinner twenty to thirty
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minutes after I get home. The catches, my son eats
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a different dinner before I get home. What are your
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thoughts on that? I think. I just want to tell
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you guys something okay, and I want you guys to
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be honest. You don't have to put up with it.
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You guys, do not have to put up with a
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woman who you don't get your wants and needs met from.
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Everybody has the conversation if she sits with her girlfriends.
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Girlfriends will convince their other friends that you don't need
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that man, that you don't need to put up with
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that man. You don't need this, you don't need that.
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You should never do that. Well, guys, it goes the
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same way for you. If you're not happy in your
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marriage and you only ask a couple of things out
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of your wife, then leave. Don't be so scared. I
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mean finding a new woman in this world is simple.
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It's really that easy. It's not complicated. Unless you are
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a one hundred percent narcissistic jackass. You can still find
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a woman to go out with you. Okay, it's not
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that complicated. But if women can tell each other, you
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don't need to deal with his bs. Guys, you don't
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need to deal with her bs. There is another woman.
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If truly, if this guy all he asks of his
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wife is to make dinner, let me show you he
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good morning, Rome, let him know I won't mind having
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dinner ready while I stay at home for him. I
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can make different cultural cuisines. But that's real. That is real.
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Some women don't want to go to work, and making
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dinner for them is easy. That's all I gotta do
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is make dinner. I don't know already four two five, four,
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seven to seven, But you guys need to understand and
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you do not need to put up with it. Tony,
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how what's going on?
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Speaker 2: Brob?
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Speaker 3: You know darn well, that's not the only thing she
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asked her to do. I'm pretty sure that he wants
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the house clean, the dishes clean, the kid's taking care
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of the laundry clean.
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Speaker 1: Oh yeah, you may be right. I don't know.
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Speaker 4: I don't know.
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Speaker 5: I don't know, And I do have one particular friend
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who fiance is, who's the father of an early child.
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Speaker 3: Is my damn nerves with the stuff that he asks
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for her, like he went to house deep clean and
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dinner beet and grocery done, and the kids taking care
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of But it's you have a little boy who's very active.
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It's hard to do all those things when you're at
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home with your kid alone taking care of a household.
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There's a whole job in himself.
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Speaker 1: Well, I'll agree with you about the kid throwing a
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wrinkle in it. But being as everybody was single at
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one point living in their homes who took care of
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their homes, that's all I'm saying. I had a house
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and was single, and I took care of all of it.
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So yeah, that's me.
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Speaker 3: Like I take care of my house.
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Speaker 5: I'm a single parent, and I take care of my
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kid in the house and my job everything else. But
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it's like for a man to say, like all of
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that's the only thing I asked for her. No, he's
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just showing faith for the radio.
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Speaker 3: That's not the only thing he asked for her. Okay,
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and it's no.
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Speaker 6: It's not a lot to ask.
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Speaker 5: But if their kid is on a separate diet that
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he needs to have a special meal, then she should
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make his meal when she's making her usbands.
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Speaker 3: That way, he just pop it in the oven when
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he gets home.
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Speaker 1: Okay, all right, fair enough, enough, all right, thanks for calling. Bye.
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I mean, I don't know. He just you're right. Maybe
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he's saving face for the for the radio. I don't know,
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all right? In fourteen five four seven to seven, what
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did this guy says? It's kind of a funny thing.
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He says, Hey, Rom, I make one hundred percent of
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my household I make one hundred percent of the household income.
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All I ask my stay at home wife to do
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is have dinner ready when I come home. She always
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gets upset while cooking and purposely starts dinner twenty to
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thirty minutes after I get home. The catches. My son
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eats a different dinner before I get home. What are
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your thoughts on the situation? Well, I think that she's
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doing it on purpose despite you, for some reason. Oh,
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would you sit here? Hey, Rome, she doesn't love him,
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You might be right, I mean, she might not love you,
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but The thing about it is, you guys got to
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understand you don't you don't have to put up with it.
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I mean, you don't. I know you, guys. I don't
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know why men feel they have to put up with
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something they don't want and then when somebody does say
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I don't want this and they leave, they're the bad guy.
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You know you, women are not all angels and perfect. Okay,
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you have problems and flaws and I don't know, man,
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you guys got to start recognizing that rolling out a rome.
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Relationships don't last anymore Rome because everyone has their own
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idea of unconditional love. Unconditional love is one of the
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worst justifications for a relationship. I don't believe in that.
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We'll talk about it in a minute. Good morning, How
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what's going on?
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Speaker 7: I think these women in these days are just lazy.
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Speaker 1: Go I don't think they're lazy. I think they're entitled,
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and I think they're very, very entitled. I think I think, well,
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I think a lot of people are entitled feel entitled today,
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so when they come to their relationships, they feel that
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they're owed more than they're giving.
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Speaker 7: And yeah, but most of them don't even know how
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to cook them well, it's like they stop trying.
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Speaker 1: It's not about cooking. It's just about the fact that
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you if you and I were in a relationship, David,
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I felt like you owed me more than I'm actually
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giving you back in return. That's where the problem really lies.
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I think it's people feel they deserve more than they
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actually do.
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Speaker 8: I miss the old days in the teen twenty the
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one I missed the old days, back back in the
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days when they had to listen.
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Speaker 4: When they have set down to it.
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Speaker 1: Oh, now they want to.
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Speaker 8: Argue and they feel entitled.
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Speaker 4: Like you said, but you're an idiot.
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Speaker 7: She give and do what I fake.
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Speaker 1: It's not at all what I'm saying. But when you
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start to feel entitled to something that you don't deserve,
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that's what the problem. That's where the problem comes in
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relationships today. Okay, I mean, have you ever met he
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probably I'm gonna give you an example of this. Have
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you ever met an older woman who got up and
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made breakfast for her husband for thirty years while he worked,
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and then the minute he retires, she's like, I'm not
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doing that anymore, or she picks it, she decides when
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she's not gonna do that anymore. So now he's on
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his own, like stay at home wives do that. This
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this idea of entitlement that we live in right now
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with well the internet and everything else that makes you
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feel like you need to give to get. I don't
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care what you say. You're not entitled to anything. You
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need to get what you give. If you give somebody respect,
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they need to give you respect back. It's that simple.
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So back to the unconditional love thing, you know, unconditional
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love is a justification for you to put up with
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things you shouldn't or don't have to. Well, if you
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love me, you do this. Well, if you love me,
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you wouldn't ask me to do that. We could find
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a way where we both get what we want. But
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all of these people today feel entitled to something. I'm
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owed something from you even though I'm giving you nothing.
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Is that a way to for a marriage to work? Maybe?
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Twenty twenty six, so a guy was saying he makes
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one hundred percent of his income and all he asks
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of his wife is to make dinner when he comes home,
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to have dinner ready when he gets home. She says,
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he says, she doesn't do it. She gets mad. Twenty
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to thirty minutes later she'll start it or do it.
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And what do I think. I think that she's doing
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it out of spite for whatever reason, but also in
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turn you're accepting it and staying there for it. I mean,
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when does she with your son? I mean, I don't know.
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I just you guys have to start understanding that you
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don't have to accept what these women do in the
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same way that women don't have to accept what you do.
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And at least their friends will tell them. I'm telling
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you as a friend for all you guys, if you're
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not excited or happy with what's going on in your marriage,
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then you can just as easy walk out of it.
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There's nothing wrong with that if you're not. And some
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things are some things you'll accept, but some things you want.
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If you're going to work ten hours a day and
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all you want is a dinner all you want, and
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then that's truly all you want is dinner, then there's
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thousands of wom in Bakersfield that are willing to do that,
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thousands that would love to stay at home, not have
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to go to the grind every day and take care
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of you at dinner time. It's that simple already. Four two, five,
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four seven to seven, Hey, roam, she must she must
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not be a Mexican stay at home mom at a
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young age. Day install you make sure your husband has
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a warm plate as soon as you see his car
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pull up that driveway, even when you guys are mad
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at each other. But what's the option? I mean, isn't
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that for those people that want to live in what
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we would call a traditional marriage, an old school marriage.
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What are you going to do all that? You want
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him to go to work all day and then come
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home and make dinner. What are you doing? What are
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you contributing to that relationship?
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Speaker 4: You know?
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Speaker 1: I don't know, I mean, I don't know. The problem
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is things have got so convoluted with relationships over the
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last thirty years, with the Internet, with social media, with
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dating apps, with this idea of entitlement, and it's just
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not that's going down the wrong path.
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Speaker 4: Now.
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Speaker 1: I'm not saying one person needs to go to work
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and one person needs to stay home. That's not at
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all what I'm saying. I'm just saying that I think
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most people in their marriages right now feel like they
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are owed more than their spouse. He owes me, she
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owes me for what I do well Okay, what does
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she do? What does he do?
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Speaker 8: All?
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Speaker 1: Righty? Four two five, four or seven to seven? So
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a guy was telling me he does he brings it
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one hundred percent of the income.
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Speaker 4: Right.
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Speaker 1: All he asks his wife is for dinner when he
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gets home. It's what he has said. Okay, you can
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believe him or not. He says, it doesn't happen, she'll
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be mad about it. Cook twenty to thirty minutes later.
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And what do you think already? Four two, five, four,
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seven to seven? Good? Whatdy?
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Speaker 4: How?
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Speaker 1: What's going on?
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Speaker 5: Good morning, Romeo?
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Speaker 6: How are you doing today?
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Speaker 1: I am doing absolutely fantastic. It's going on.
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Speaker 2: I am a stay at home life.
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Speaker 9: I stay home and we got married.
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Speaker 6: We've been married almost twenty five years.
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Speaker 3: Ever since you've been married, I have not worked, stay
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home clean. He comes home to clean house Monday through Friday, and.
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Speaker 2: The laundry done, dinner gun every time.
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Speaker 6: Every time he comes home, dinner is done.
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Speaker 4: Okay.
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Speaker 3: So before maybe six months ago, we started eating in
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the living.
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Speaker 2: Room, and then I realized we don't talk.
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Speaker 6: Where should he now? Because it's said day am.
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Speaker 3: We're shitting down watching.
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Speaker 5: Movies at eating, but we're not conversating.
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Speaker 3: I said, Okay, we gotta talking this. So now we
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sit up the table now, but he.
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Speaker 4: Just talks about work, and I'm come, my god, I
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want to.
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Speaker 6: Go back in the living room. Isn't if I'm interested,
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But Julie, I can give you still we still said
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there were still conversate, but.
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Speaker 9: I really he doesn't ask you about my game?
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Speaker 3: At how did you think?
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Speaker 6: Ask him everything?
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Speaker 5: And then he doesn't say anything side of I said,
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and let me tell you about my game.
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Speaker 3: And then I jump air.
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Speaker 5: He goes, oh, I learnt.
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Speaker 3: I better ask you about your day? I said, yes,
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because I'll give you.
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Speaker 4: All right now.
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Speaker 5: But yes, if they're there a whole night, why make
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dinners that are very easy?
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Speaker 6: You don't have to make up a few months third
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that six hours.
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Speaker 9: I right now, I'm gonna go home and put on
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the pot of beans.
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Speaker 3: I'm making parts that's with chili right being for dinner.
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It's sounding easy, simple.
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Speaker 6: It doesn't say something.
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Speaker 1: That sounds yeah yeah.
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Speaker 6: But if they're able to just take care, do your
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portion and and then everything's chill, be fine, everything's gonna
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be threat.
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Speaker 9: But I don't come on weekend two weekends, tell my day?
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Speaker 1: That's I mean? And what's wrong with that? There's absolutely
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nothing wrong with that. Yeah, absolutely, I I yeah, all right, perfect,
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thanks for coming. I appreciate it. You dear buy and
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you see aust he said that there's nothing wrong with that.
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I don't go to work on the weekend, so why
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should I? Why should I cook on the weekends? That's
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for us to figure something else out. But that's what
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I mean, though, like people feel entitled to It's like
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a guy will say, you know, all I want is
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her to make dinner? Okay, is that because she should
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want to do that because she's a stay at home Wise,
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are you forcing her to do that because you feel
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like you work and you're entitled to a hot meal
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coming home made by this woman. The perspective of it
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is what you know changes how it plays out in
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your marriage. So I'm just saying, you guys all feel
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entitled to something and you're not really doing anything to
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deserve that, you know, just going to work every day
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to pay the bills. And I know I'm kind of
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switching it up on the guys right now, but just
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going to work every day to pay the bills does
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not entitle you to everything or anything. Okay. It doesn't.
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It doesn't mean you just get to come home and
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sit on the couch or do whatever you want while
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she runs around and does everything. But on the flip
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side of that, why are you marrying a woman who
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doesn't want to, as that woman said, contribute in her
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own way towards your marriage, towards your household already fourteen five,
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four or seven to seven, because now she feels entitled. Well,
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I don't have to do all this. I don't have
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to work, so I don't have to do anything. He
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makes all the money, He'll be fine. Okay, that's an
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entitlement also that women start to feel when they stay
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at home. I made dinner for this man for twenty years.
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I don't need to make it anymore. Why what did
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you send me here? Hey? Rome, can you tell me why?
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But why do women dress up the way they do
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to go to the gym and expect no guys to
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look at them? I have a I have a month
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going and it's insane the way the way they dress
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up to go to the gym. Almost see through leggings.
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As a matter of fact, yesterday you can see the
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piercings through one and her thong while leggings while leggings
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of piercing. You could see the piercing through one and
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her thongs. Her thong are white thong leggings. Like, why
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comfort comfort? I mean, I don't. I look, I don't
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think that most women I think are doing it for comfort.
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I think there's a percentage of women that do it
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for hoish reasons and because they look good and they're
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kind of you know, they want to show off there,
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you know what's but I think most I think it's comfort.
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I mean, what do you want to work out in?
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Speaker 4: You know?
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Speaker 1: I mean that's I guess here's how you know. Okay,
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let me tell you. Okay, I'm gonna tell you this
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from what my perception of going to a gym is. Okay,
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I go to a gym. I go to a class,
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okay with Mouliana Fitness. Now, the women that are in
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there do not dress well. I don't know what you're saying,
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because they're wearing the Lulu limits and the fabrettic fabretics
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or whatever that is everybody's wearing nowadays. I think it's comfort.
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I think it's comfort. Okay, Now here's what you need
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to be looking at. Well, let me let me rephrase this.
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Let me, let me, let me try to put this
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in a perspective. Right, I'm trying to I'm trying to
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process this as I'm reading your your text message, excuse me,
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and that is this. Those types of clothing that you're
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talking about are comfortable. Okay, That's probably why they're wearing them,
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and it's what's popular right now. Okay. Now, the what
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you need to be looking at is the women that
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are wearing what you're calling see through or what you're
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calling provocative clothing to the gym. They're all wearing the
23:50
same thing, right, you have to look at the ones
23:54
that are actually working out versus the ones that are
23:56
just there to, you know, to show off. You can
24:01
tell I went to a gym once. I remember when
24:03
I first moved to Bakersfield. I went to twenty four
24:05
hour Fitness and some guy was working out in was
24:08
at the gym and I think Felas or British Knights
24:12
or something like that, and I was like, dude, what
24:14
do you It's not a club. You know, you're you're
24:17
over in these non athletic workout shoes. You're just at
24:20
the gym trying to pick up on women. So you
24:23
can tell. So I think the clothing, though, is just
24:28
what the clothing is. Okay, So I don't know. I
24:33
don't know if I answered your question or not, but
24:36
I think they dressed up the way they dress up
24:38
for the gym because that's what is fashionable and they're comfortable.
24:43
I think the only the way you tell the difference
24:46
is not because they're all wearing the same thing. The
24:48
way you tell the differences between the hoes and the
24:51
gym rats are the ones that are actually doing the
24:54
workouts versus the ones that are just kind of standing around,
24:58
you know, trying to pick up on guys or trying
25:01
to get picked up on. Already four two four or
25:04
seven to seven. But it's been a long time since
25:06
I've gone to a box gym, so I don't know
25:09
that it's Romeo trying to figure out what this guy's
25:12
asking me about the gym. He said, why do women
25:15
dress up the way they do to go to the
25:17
gym and expect no guys to look at them? Well,
25:21
I guess what are they wearing leggings? So they're wearing
25:25
leggings or Lulu lemon or whatever these uh these?
25:30
Speaker 7: Uh?
25:33
Speaker 1: But what what I don't understand what your problem is.
25:36
I don't understand why you think that's whoish attire. I'm
25:42
not really understanding it. I guess. I guess now that
25:48
I'm thinking about it a little bit longer. Four two, five,
25:53
four seven the seven A room. Why is that guy scaring?
25:56
Why is that guy staring? Anyways? What a pervert? Well,
26:01
and that was going to say that, because as I
26:03
think about it a little bit longer, what I'm trying
26:05
to figure out is you're over here talking about why
26:08
are women wearing these leggings? And some of them are
26:11
you could see through depending on whether they buy good
26:14
ones or bad ones, or maybe you can see the
26:16
outline of their thong or their whatever. And that's what
26:19
he even says. He goes yesterday, you could see the
26:21
piercings through one and their thong white leggings. So you're right,
26:28
there's some of them that are a little bit more
26:31
explicit than others, but leggings are basically and that is
26:33
that what we're calling Lulu Lemons leggings. I mean, that's
26:37
basically the societal standard. Now for Jimatire, Okay, I don't
26:42
what do you want to wear a sweatsuit?
26:44
Speaker 4: Now?
26:44
Speaker 1: What you wanted to wear an overcoat? What do you
26:47
expect her to work out it? But I guess my
26:51
bigger question now is, like the last person to his text,
26:55
what kind of perver you? I mean, that's kind of
26:58
the standard. Now when you go out in public at
27:02
a certain point, don't you get immune or numb to
27:06
the fact that every woman is wearing leggings when you
27:09
go to the gym and they're all dressed the same.
27:12
If you go enough, aren't you at a certain point
27:15
just immune to it? Why are you still being pervy?
27:18
Speaker 10: Hell?
27:18
Speaker 1: What's going on?
27:20
Speaker 2: Hey?
27:20
Speaker 3: Who's complaining about women wearing sexy?
27:23
Speaker 4: Workout?
27:24
Speaker 3: It has to be a female, right I think?
27:26
Speaker 8: Oh?
27:27
Speaker 1: No, I thought it was a guy.
27:30
Speaker 5: Ain't a female?
27:32
Speaker 3: She's jealous?
27:33
Speaker 7: Don't the.
27:36
Speaker 2: Game?
27:37
Speaker 5: And you know what, I'm not even one of those.
27:39
Speaker 3: Like I'm older, I would wear leggings a big T shirt.
27:43
Speaker 5: But even I can appreciate a woman that looks I'm like, dang,
27:48
I think he has motivation.
27:49
Speaker 1: Yeah, I just assumed it was a guy. Maybe you're
27:52
my pad.
27:54
Speaker 3: No, No, no, it has to be a jealous female hater.
28:01
Speaker 1: All right, I didn't you know what? It didn't occur
28:06
to me. I thought it was just a man saying it.
28:09
But no, Uh, you're right, it's a It might be
28:17
a hater a woman. It might be a woman. Don't
28:22
be a hater because you don't look as good. I'm sorry,
28:26
I I mean I understand. I look, if you're going
28:33
to work out, if you as a woman, you are
28:35
going to put in the effort and time and have
28:38
the discipline for eating right and looking good, show it
28:43
all off. I mean you you worked out so damn
28:47
hard and worked so to get where you get, you
28:51
know what, you should be able to show it off. Okay.
28:54
I mean if I was a meathead, I take off
28:57
my shirt too. But I'm just saying, you can't be
29:01
a hater.
29:01
Speaker 4: Man.
29:02
Speaker 1: I'll I thought it was a guy. I guess it's
29:04
a woman. But it makes sense now. Women always hate
29:07
on other women that look better than them.
29:09
Speaker 10: Hey, man, I was thinking the same thing when you
29:13
were talking before a lady called in.
29:15
Speaker 4: I was like, it's got to be a chip like that.
29:17
Speaker 1: And I don't think any guy is going to complain
29:20
about a woman warning Leggy unless it's his own woman.
29:23
Speaker 7: And she's getting checked out.
29:25
Speaker 10: Because you know how these guys.
29:27
Speaker 7: Are room they get all secured and all the staring.
29:30
Speaker 10: Man me, I'll be like, baby, shake that ass. Let
29:33
him know what they can't have, you know, And I'll
29:36
tell if I look at a checken she catches me
29:38
some guys going, I'll be like, you know what, blue
29:42
que I like it looks nice, so I'll give you
29:44
a couple of it.
29:44
Speaker 4: I won't be worried about ladies. Keep wearing it if
29:47
you can see that person trust and believes if you think.
29:50
Speaker 10: If you like it, that guy likes it a lot more,
29:53
all right, So you don't keep wearing them mayby shaking,
29:57
we don't mind.
29:57
Speaker 4: The real dudes don't mind. We do not mind it.
30:00
My girl warns them. And she denied that you're more
30:02
than touch.
30:04
Speaker 1: All right, man, all right, brother, thanks for going.
30:07
Speaker 4: Yeah.
30:07
Speaker 1: I don't know why I assume whoever sent me that
30:11
was a dude. I did. I thought it must have
30:13
been a dudeh all right? A Rome? Would you send
30:18
me here?
30:19
Speaker 4: A Rome?
30:19
Speaker 1: She must be a tarta. You'll roam that guy staring
30:26
hard because he's taking mental pictures for you know what? Well,
30:31
I maybe a woman. I don't I just assumed it
30:35
was a man who was talking about what these women
30:37
were wearing to the gym. But then a woman just
30:40
called in and corrected me, and guy said that it
30:42
probably is a woman who's mad at it. I don't
30:45
know why. I mean, let me ask you this question.
30:52
And this is just for society in general. After all
30:57
these years of leggings being filled, being in fashion, are
31:03
you guys still so hard up that you even noticed?
31:07
I don't even notice anymore. It's like what a toyota
31:09
drives by me. I don't even notice it's a toyota.
31:12
You know, I've seen a camera for one hundred years.
31:15
I don't even notice it's a camera when it drives.
31:17
That's what I mean. It's just I don't understand already.
31:20
Four two five, four seven December. Maybe it's a woman
31:23
who's just hating how to do point one in the
31:29
Rhythm of the Valley. It's Romeo. I got a text
31:31
message from someone talking about what women are wearing to
31:34
the gyms nowadays. How horrorsh it is, for lack of
31:37
a better term, you know, in their leggings you could
31:40
see through them and yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah right.
31:42
Speaker 6: Hate.
31:44
Speaker 1: I thought it was a guy, but somebody corrected me.
31:46
Maybe it was a woman who's just hating on other women. Rome.
31:51
Women shouldn't get mad if men look. They are the
31:55
ones who chose to dress like that. Yeah, I mean,
32:00
I think women aren't stupid. Okay, they know what they're doing.
32:05
They know what they're doing. But here's how you tell
32:08
the difference. A woman who's attracted did you won't get
32:13
mad at you looking. A woman who's not attractive attracted
32:16
to you as a man, will get mad if you look.
32:20
That's really the basis for everything, because they know how
32:24
they dress, they know what they're Women are not stupid.
32:27
They know how they look when they're going out, and
32:29
they know what's gonna happen. Any woman that tells you,
32:32
oh my god, I dress like this knowing, not knowing
32:36
men were gonna look at me are lying. But like
32:40
I said, if you're a hot guide to them, they
32:43
don't care if you look. If you're an ugly guy
32:45
to them, they don't want you looking already fourteen five
32:48
four seven to seven. I'm guessing though the hater is
32:55
a woman. Though I think you guys are right who
32:57
corrected me and said that it's a woman who's asking
33:00
me why women are dressing the way that they do
33:03
it at gym, because to me, the way women are
33:06
dressing at the gym is just comfort and you know,
33:11
proper attire for working out him from outside innty four
33:15
point one. So Romeo, Rob, Hey, Rob, what's going on?
33:19
Speaker 4: What's going on?
33:19
Speaker 7: Buddy? Hey?
33:20
Speaker 11: I just think it's a it's a comfort, you know,
33:23
statement for these ladies because I go to a dozen
33:26
customers houses of a day, and majority of the women
33:30
that I go and see at the houses, you know,
33:31
and do the jobs for them, they're all in the
33:33
relaxed mode and they all have.
33:35
Speaker 4: On HISPANDIX or something like that, you know, And it's
33:38
like sometimes I'm trying to.
33:40
Speaker 11: Guess what color of time when I go into a
33:42
customer's house.
33:43
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying here, I'm such a proof.
33:46
You guys are so stupid. You guys are idiots. I
33:49
can't you guys all right later?
33:52
Speaker 10: Man?
33:53
Speaker 1: I mean the stupidity of how n Raider Rob gosh
33:58
right to Rob. This idea leggings, span deck, Lululemon, whatever
34:06
you want to call them, have been around for years.
34:11
It is a comfort thing for women, right. And you guys,
34:18
if you're such a perv that you're still staring at
34:22
it like, oh my god, like you just saw your
34:24
dad's playboy for the first time at fourteen. I mean,
34:29
you're an insecure idiot. And all you women out there
34:31
who are hating on it, well, if you don't like it,
34:34
hit a damn gym, get an ozempic, do something. Don't
34:38
hate on these women who are dressing a certain way
34:42
because they work out to get that way, to get
34:45
where they can look great in these leggings. Stop being
34:50
a hater. My god, hit a treadmill, walk around the block,
34:53
do something, you know, eat a salad, anything. Don't be
34:57
a hater and say, oh, they dressed like and it's
35:00
so horrorsh And then well, no, they work out every
35:04
day first of all to look like that, so that
35:07
they do look like that in those leggings. And I
35:11
think legings are probably the most comfortable workout attire for them.
35:16
That's why they wear them. So what do you expect
35:19
them to do at a gym?
35:22
Speaker 4: You know?
35:23
Speaker 1: But you guys, I don't even notice legings anymore. That's
35:28
how long they've been around. I mean, you guys really
35:31
do act like you're that thirteen year old kid who
35:34
found your dad's playboy and you're that immature and ridiculous.
35:41
Speaker 2: Yo, one of them. Hey one agree with you? Man,
35:46
These leggings and stuff like that. Women, you know, that's fine.
35:51
But what I will say is this, I think they
35:55
shall have a dress code for wal Mart it water.
36:00
Speaker 1: Parks, the water parks, what do you mean your dress code?
36:07
Speaker 2: So last week I went to a family water park
36:10
with my kids and my family, and I saw these
36:14
lady baby hippos wearing light well bikies and I'm, well, yeah, there.
36:24
Speaker 7: Is a.
36:27
Speaker 1: I will say, there's a lot of these women that
36:29
they have no class when they're in public anymore, no
36:32
sense of Yeah. But okay.
36:36
Speaker 2: It was crazy because I was seeing my son and
36:38
my son was looking at it, and I know what
36:41
my son was thinking, like, like, why is did she
36:43
has two bucks? Come in the back one in the front?
36:47
Speaker 4: All right?
36:47
Speaker 1: All right, man, I mean water parks are what they are, bro,
36:51
they you just that's that's another thing with water parks.
36:54
So it's just like if you're gonna go to a gym,
36:57
you're gonna see a bunch of women, for the most part,
37:02
in shape, dressed in these spandex type leggings or whatever.
37:06
They are whatever you guys call them water parks. You
37:08
gotta expect big girls in bikinis. I mean that's uh.
37:12
They have no sense of I don't know, dignity. I
37:14
guess for themselves or maybe that is I have no idea.
37:17
Maybe they feel like they're maybe that makes them feel comfortable.
37:20
I have no idea. I don't go to water park,
37:24
so egod one to Rome. Uh so on today's topic
37:28
been uh been. Nothing wrong with staring a little bit
37:32
to get your blood rushing for that for that workout.
37:35
But it all depends on how big the booty is.
37:38
The bigger it's, the more uh it is, the more
37:42
you're gonna see through it. You got to remember, legs
37:45
are just a thin layer and I'm and I made
37:49
to and oh, leggings or a thin layer and they
37:53
do stretch. And why is that guy? If it is
37:56
a guy bringing it up, messing it up for all
37:59
of us other guys, now they're gonna start coming to
38:02
the gym in sweatpants, what the hell?
38:04
Speaker 8: Bro?
38:05
Speaker 1: But first of all, women, no matter what you think
38:09
over the last ten years of these women marching and
38:13
wokeness and whatever, women who look good are always going
38:20
to show it off. They'll it'll in the history of time.
38:24
That will never change. Okay, women will always show up.
38:29
Look at OnlyFans hose are winning. Look at Instagram, look
38:33
at TikTok who's winning on all of those sides hose.
38:37
Women who are showing off their boobs from from from
38:40
twenty year olds to sixty year olds. Women who are
38:45
proud of their bodies and look good are going to
38:47
show it off to the end of time. So don't
38:50
no matter what anybody says, and if no matter what
38:54
you call them, okay, it does not matter. Women are
38:59
always going to be provocative. Most women, all the time,
39:04
every day till the world ends. Okay. So someone brought
39:07
up a texting me about Jim attire and the way
39:10
these women are dressing at the gym and how uh
39:14
why are they dressing like that? You know, I guess
39:17
you could see through it or whatever legings. I don't know,
39:20
but I guess it's a woman hating. I'm just guessing.
39:25
I thought it was a man being a pervert, but
39:29
apparently it might be a woman hating. Let me see what.
39:31
Hold on, let me see what big boy texting me
39:35
something and they don't they missed it, Hey Roam, why
39:39
are you staring? Just go work out and be on
39:42
your way exactly. That That's kind of what my point
39:45
was when I thought it was a guy, was, why
39:48
are you staring?
39:49
Speaker 8: Bro?
39:49
Speaker 1: It's it's so common leggings and women and and hot
39:53
women are so common in leggings. How why why are
39:57
you putting it at this point to the point that
39:59
you want to have a discussion about it. But somebody
40:02
told me it might be a woman who's just hating,
40:05
probably because she doesn't look as good as these women
40:08
that she's hating on. Right, Hey, goodarning in Rome? What
40:12
did you send me here? Hey?
40:17
Speaker 5: Rome?
40:17
Speaker 1: When you were reading it, I completely thought it was
40:20
a woman writing you coming from a woman, I was
40:23
thinking she's a hater, because who goes to the gym
40:26
to look at what people are wearing? If I go,
40:29
it's folks. I focus on me, and that is because
40:33
that's why I am there. Exactly. You guys are right.
40:36
I'm glad that you guys brought that up. But when
40:39
you heard me talk about it, you heard it coming
40:42
from a female perspective. Because I don't know why I
40:44
just assumed it was a guy. Good morning, Hot what's
40:47
going on? Hey, hey, Ruvin, what up? Man?
40:50
Speaker 7: Man?
40:50
Speaker 4: I'm like, you ron't understand how these foods get so
40:53
excited when they be a girl like that, They act
40:55
like they just got they came from somewhere, they never
40:57
see women before.
40:59
Speaker 1: Yeah, that is a little bit interesting.
41:01
Speaker 4: Yeah, because I was I was at the grocery store
41:03
and when I was at the Gravis of Sodas and
41:04
the guy passed and he's like, hey, he check it out.
41:07
And I'm like, dude, I'm like, dude, that's my sister.
41:10
And he's like, oh, I'm sorry man. And I was like,
41:12
I'm just messing with you, brougle, but you don't even
41:14
know me. Yeah, that's how excited this guy was. Like
41:16
come on, dude, like, calm down. It's all every like
41:19
eighty percent of the women are wearing them.
41:21
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's everywhere. At this point in life, it's everywhere.
41:24
So why would you been.
41:26
Speaker 4: A good while ready to calm down, especially if you're
41:29
at the gym. Wasn't that a gym outfit when this
41:32
all started?
41:32
Speaker 1: Well yeah, i mean think about the eighties when they
41:35
had a robus classes that's what they wore.
41:37
Speaker 4: It's nothing come from a' all come from a gym,
41:40
and now you don't want him to wear it to
41:42
the gym.
41:42
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think it's some woman who's hating because she
41:45
doesn't look as good.
41:45
Speaker 4: But like like I say, hater's gonna hate.
41:49
Speaker 1: You gotta have haters if you want to succeed, all right, Really.
41:52
Speaker 4: That means you're doing something when they're hating, you know
41:54
what I mean?
41:55
Speaker 1: I know, all right, I can't believe Ruben just told
41:58
me that. He said, like you're telling you know, everybody's
42:01
hated me in Bakersfield for twenty eight years, twenty nine years,
42:06
how long I've been doing the show. You know, everybody
42:10
hates me. But you know that's why I'm still here.
42:15
I'm probably still here doing the show because of the
42:17
haters more so than the people that actually like me.
42:20
Already four two five four or seven to seven Rome,
42:23
A bunch of guys wear small ass shorts and leggings
42:26
for men. It's crazy. Yeah, I mean, you want to
42:29
talk about what people are wearing at the gym. Talk
42:32
about these guys today that are wearing those those champion shorts.
42:37
What were they champion? What were the shorts that those
42:40
old that those football coaches used to wear back in
42:42
the eighties, those tight ass high high I think they
42:46
were made by Champion that were so tight you could
42:49
see everything. You know what I'm saying, Yeah, those finals.
42:54
You guys look like idiots wearing those at the gym.
42:58
Looks like you can't breathe because you're you're yeah, you're
43:02
junks up in your throat. What what are we talking
43:06
about here? Let me see it to your text message? Hey, Romeo,
43:09
Oh let's see here, tell oh the workout of tire.
43:14
I got a text message a few minutes ago about
43:16
a workout of tire. What women are wearing to the gym?
43:18
Why are they dressing like that? These leggings you can
43:20
see through? I guess. And I just assumed it was
43:24
some pervy guy talking about it, some insecure dude, or
43:29
you know, some childish I don't know, but apparently it
43:33
might be some woman. Everybody brought up the fact that
43:35
it might be some woman who's just hating, which makes
43:38
more sense actually, right, a woman just hating on other women.
43:42
I mean, you women are so supportive of each other. Hey,
43:44
Rome tell her keep working out and she'll get there eventually.
43:49
The guys will look at her too. Well, you know
43:55
what's funny. What's funny is all of these women who
44:01
are proud of being thick or fat or whatever you
44:06
want to call them. Right they'll say, Oh, I'm proud
44:07
of who I am, I look good blah blah blah
44:09
blah blah, and then let them lose some weight. Now
44:12
that these You notice how even Lizzo, now that she
44:15
lost even though she's still really really big, How she
44:17
was the poster child for big girls, and now all
44:20
of a sudden she's changed her mentality. Now they got
44:23
these those zepics and stuff. It's funny how all of
44:26
these women have suddenly changed their opinion on being big
44:31
now that there's an easy way to get thin, and
44:34
the fact that it happens to everybody, every woman.
44:39
Speaker 4: I mean I met.
44:44
Speaker 1: I don't think I know one woman who put on weight,
44:49
got thin and didn't turn right back into a let
44:52
me show let me show you my stuff. I don't
44:55
think I met one yo room. What do you think
44:59
about the spelled man with a BBL going viral? I
45:06
don't know. I don't care. All right, what did you
45:08
send me? Or someone said, oh about oh back about
45:10
the gym attire someone was hating on the way these
45:12
women dressed at the gym because they got these leggings. Uh, hey, roam,
45:19
it's me, Herbert the Pervert. Tell them women to continue
45:23
to wear those leggings. Yeah, I don't think they're going anywhere.
45:26
I don't think the juicy sweatsuits are coming back anytime soon.
45:29
So yeah, or whatever, those sweats remember those sweatsuits from
45:33
back in the day that women used to wear. This
45:36
is probably how long ago, twenty years ago. But to
45:42
be fair, leggings, you know, I know you guys think
45:48
that you've created something. I mean Lululemon, No, there was
45:52
a Lululemon before Lululemon. If if you've ever watched Jazzer
45:56
Size in the eighties, yeah, they were wearing the same thing.
45:58
It's just, you know, you've created nothing. Don't act like
46:01
all of a sudden, there's this new product that's hit
46:04
the market. It's just leggings were in in the eighties.
46:07
Then you had sweatsuits, and these women were in baggy
46:10
jeans and everything, and just the fashion trends just keep
46:14
coming around. Nothing new, Okay, So anyway, don't worry Herbert
46:20
the Pervert. Those leggings aren't going away anytime soon. From
46:23
what I understand, They're comfortable, and a lot of women
46:26
the what are you gonna do? So the other day
46:29
I had to go out to this track meet one
46:31
of the high schools, right, and I was in the
46:34
parking lot and I was watching this husband and wife. No,
46:38
you know, when you go out to one of these tracks,
46:40
will you parents? Know? You guys, when you go out
46:41
to soccer, you're out there all day. When you go
46:43
out to baseball game, softball, pick your whatever your kids
46:48
are doing, right, that's outdoors. You gotta bring your canopy,
46:53
You got to bring your chairs, you gotta bring your
46:56
fans or your tel your umbrellas or whatever. Then you
46:59
got to bring a little bag full of ice, you know,
47:03
full of drinks because you're gonna be out there. So
47:07
this guy, he's unloading his h they were an suv.
47:11
He's unloading his his canopy, not canopy, but he's unloading
47:14
his umbrella. He's got the chairs, he's got a little
47:17
you know, ice chest, which is you know, like a cloth,
47:22
not a you know, not a he's got his ice chest.
47:24
I'll just say it like that. And as he's pulling
47:29
it all out you can see, well, I can see
47:32
and I can hear. For some reason, his wife is
47:34
getting irritated with him because he's getting irritated, and I
47:41
hear him say, why do we need all this stuff?
47:43
We're not going to be out here this long. So
47:46
they had a little fan also, and you can see her.
47:50
She's like, well, because we need all this stuff. And
47:53
so he's kind of complaining about all the stuff they need,
47:56
and she's going, we need it all. And finally she said,
48:00
if you don't want to carry it all, I'll just
48:02
carry it all. I don't need you to carry my stuff, right,
48:05
and I don't It looked a little heap in the
48:09
parking lot. So he says fine, he grabs his chair
48:16
and you know those little fulled out chairs you put
48:18
on the bleacher benches. He grabs his get your stuff,
48:20
let's go. And this poor lady was trying to prove
48:26
her point and trying to carry all of this an
48:29
ice chest, a fan, a tent, not a tent but
48:34
an umbrella, her chair, her purse, her yetty, all of
48:40
these things.
48:40
Speaker 4: That was.
48:43
Speaker 1: It was so freaking comical. It cracked me up. Because
48:46
she couldn't do it. My man left her he started
48:50
walking and she was strugl in. I mean, she was
48:56
trying to prove a point to her husband, obviously, but
49:01
I don't think it worked out so well for her, because,
49:03
oh my god, it was embarrassing what she was trying
49:06
to do, and it it's hard to carry all that stuff.
49:11
But it's funny when you see they have these videos
49:16
now on Instagram or TikTok where the woman's going, I
49:20
don't need nobody. I'm an independent woman. I don't need nobody.
49:24
And then the next shot is a picture of a guy.
49:27
I'm nobody. I'm the one carrying everything and doing you
49:30
know what I'm saying. There are just times when and
49:34
then the guy might have been being a jerk. I
49:37
don't know. I mean, he might have been being a jerk.
49:39
So she just kind of got fed up with her husband.
49:42
But there are times that you know, she does try
49:47
to prove a point to you. She don't need you.
49:49
I mean, let's be honest, sometimes you need a guy
49:53
to move a couch for you. Okay, you can't do it,
49:56
which and there's nothing wrong with that, but don't say
50:00
don't need anybody, but and don't try to prove a
50:03
point when you're gonna embarrass yourself in front of your
50:06
or to your husband. I mean, it doesn't matter what
50:09
the rest of us think sitting around watching is we're
50:11
just laughing, laughing at you fumbling and mumbling and you know,
50:14
not being able to get everything anywhere. But if you're
50:17
gonna try approve a point to your husband, man, I
50:20
hope you prove it. You know, when is your wife
50:24
ever tried to prove a point to you? When is
50:26
your girl ever tried to prove a point to you?
50:28
Speaker 10: Guys?
50:29
Speaker 1: And did it work out? Did she prove her point
50:32
or did it not work out? Because the other day,
50:35
this poor lady it didn't work out for her. She
50:38
actually got the one of the security guards at the
50:42
school actually pulled up in his golf cart and helped her.
50:44
He felt bad for her. Eight poor two pop forwards
50:47
seven to seven. Is that a track meet the other day?
50:50
And this lady and her husband were arguing over all
50:53
the stuff they had to bring for the track me
50:56
the ice chest, the tent, the I mean, the canopy,
50:59
I mean, the the umbrella, the chairs, her purse, the
51:03
yeaddy everything, you know, And he just finally said, you know,
51:07
why do we need all this stuff? She said, uh,
51:09
because I do all carry it. You don't want to
51:12
carry it, and he let her carry it, and it
51:15
was hilarious. I mean, she tried to prove her point,
51:18
but she still ended up getting help from one of
51:21
the security guards on his golf cart. So I don't
51:25
think she really got her point across. But hey, I mean,
51:29
you women do it. Come on, be honest with yourself.
51:31
You want to put your husband in his place or
51:33
put your man in his place, so you try. Sometimes
51:37
it works out for you, sometimes it doesn't. Good morning, Holm,
51:39
what's going on?
51:40
Speaker 8: Hey?
51:40
Speaker 4: What's up?
51:41
Speaker 8: Bro?
51:41
Speaker 1: Hey?
51:41
Speaker 8: What?
51:42
Speaker 4: Well?
51:43
Speaker 7: That's me.
51:43
Speaker 4: I'm always like, babe, why do we got so much stuff?
51:45
I know I'm the coach, but man, babe, we have
51:47
a whole truck.
51:48
Speaker 7: Bang.
51:48
Speaker 4: You know, the back of the bed is still couple
51:49
of stuff.
51:50
Speaker 1: Okay, you know, especially if.
51:51
Speaker 4: We're going going out of town for the weekend and
51:53
you know, we got a three games on one day.
51:55
So I told her, said, man, I'm always carrying all
51:58
this stuff.
51:59
Speaker 6: You know.
51:59
Speaker 4: You know what she did wrong? She ordered her two
52:01
tower wagon that she could drag around with the two
52:04
canopy that go on sliding on the bottom and every
52:07
bitch up on top. And then she has a bunch
52:09
of cord that she'll wrap around the chair to make
52:12
sure that ball she's going up there or down to
52:14
our side where she showed you, Hey, b because I
52:20
get there and I have to go with my girls
52:21
and go start warming them up and getting ready, you know,
52:23
and I'll carry those But it's like, man, we're doing
52:26
this like every every couple of weekends now, and it's like,
52:29
you know what I mean, like, you know, let's make
52:32
this a little user on us.
52:33
Speaker 7: Why do we not so much?
52:34
Speaker 8: You know?
52:34
Speaker 4: Two eyes, chests, two tables, two canes, she got eight
52:39
soccer ball for the kids to train, you know what
52:41
I mean. It's like a boss in the background.
52:43
Speaker 7: I'm like, we only need to Why do we go four?
52:45
Speaker 8: Oh?
52:46
Speaker 1: You know what I mean? That's hilarious. Yeah, that's all right.
52:52
Speaker 4: She got that wagon on Amazon and they hooked her.
52:54
Speaker 1: Up nice, all right? Why I said, Man, sometimes it
53:00
works out. Sometimes these women are smarter than you men.
53:03
I mean, sometimes they're smarter. Sometimes they don't know what
53:06
they're getting themselves into. But what happened already? Four two, five, fours,
53:12
seven to seven? Like I said, man. There's all women
53:15
love to say, you don't need a man. I don't
53:17
need you. I don't need you. Then you try to
53:20
prove a point, and it either Sometimes it works out
53:22
for you, sometimes it doesn't. What happened when you try
53:26
to prove a point? So sometimes you women, you wives,
53:32
you girlfriends. I don't know if girlfriends do as much
53:34
as wives do, but you try to check your husband right.
53:37
They think they're the man, or maybe they are the man,
53:39
and you're just a helpless woman and can't do anything
53:42
on your own, and you need them. And then all
53:44
of a sudden, you, you know, you puff your chest
53:48
out and you say, you try to prove a point,
53:51
and sometimes you win, sometimes you lose, right already, four
53:56
two five, four seven to seven. Hey roam, Let me
53:59
tell you what I've been the first time my wife
54:03
drove my truck. So I have a big two point
54:06
fifty diesel diesel pickup. My wife wanted to borrow it
54:11
one day and I told her no, I don't think
54:13
she can handle it right. So she goes ahead and
54:17
convinces me to let her use it. She's telling me
54:19
that she can handle it a snow big deal, So
54:22
I let her use it, and she drove it fine
54:25
and did didn't mess it up until she stopped to
54:29
get gas and put the wrong kind of gas in
54:34
my diesel pickup. Yeah, she didn't know to use the
54:42
green nolzo. Huh, she used the black one. Uhh that
54:46
sounds right, hey, Room. It cost me like twenty five
54:51
hundred bucks to get it fixed. She never drove my
54:54
truck again. Sounds like she could drive it fine, she
54:59
just didn't know which gas to put in it. Like
55:04
I said, Man, sometimes you got to try to prove
55:07
a point to your man. Sometimes it works out, sometimes
55:11
it doesn't. We're talking about proving a point, you know.
55:14
Sometimes you know, men got egos, your husbands, your boyfriends,
55:19
and sometimes you got to check them. They don't think
55:20
you can handle certain situations, or they don't think you
55:23
can handle it right, so you gotta show them. You
55:26
got to prove a point. Have you ever tried to
55:28
prove a point to your man? And what happened? Did
55:30
it work out for you? Did it not? Already? Four two, five,
55:33
four or seven to seven? Hey, Romeo, I'm not trying
55:38
to put my put down my wife. I just think
55:41
what happened was so cute. So me and my wife,
55:45
we were high school sweethearts. We got married. She has
55:48
always been a stay at home mom and wife I
55:52
went to work. Let me say this, Romeo before I
55:55
tell you what happened. She is an amazing mom and
55:59
an amazefe. I love her to death. But after our
56:05
two boys graduated high school, she decided that she was
56:09
going to go get a job. Now, she really didn't
56:13
understand the concept of what things cost when we go
56:17
out to dinner. So when she got her first paycheck,
56:20
she said, oh, I want to take everybody out to
56:23
dinner and to celebrate when the bill came. Rome Now
56:30
just understand. She took three men out to eat with
56:36
drinks and steaks, and the bill came and she was
56:41
shocked how much the bill was. Now, mind's your rom
56:45
It's not like she was naive about what things cost.
56:48
It's just I always paid the bill whenever we went
56:50
out as a family, So it was funny I ended
56:55
up paying the bill room I couldn't do it to her. Well,
57:00
it happens. Man. Sometimes you try to prove a point
57:03
and you know, you just you just know, throw me
57:08
outside of the four point one. So every once in
57:11
a while I guess you uh, you women, you got
57:13
to check your man, right. You got to do something
57:15
to prove a point to you know, they think you
57:18
can't do that. You gotta do it right. Sometimes you're
57:21
smarter than him and it works out for you. Sometimes
57:25
it doesn't. Some what's going on.
57:30
Speaker 8: I love my wife, yeah, regardless, whatever we went through,
57:35
we worked through it and we're still together.
57:38
Speaker 1: I love her.
57:40
Speaker 9: But if a culture shot, it's definitely a shot.
57:42
Speaker 4: When they finally realize, oh my god, he was right.
57:52
Speaker 7: They can't emit it or look on their face.
57:57
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, if I look at her and I'll grant
58:05
at her and I go okay.
58:13
Speaker 1: I sometimes okay, yeah, sometimes these women need to admit
58:20
that they that they are right.
58:21
Speaker 7: Yep, that's almost that's almost better than here. And I'm right,
58:37
I'm gonna love it for life.
58:39
Speaker 1: That's hilarious and that's great. That's great. Yeah. And I
58:42
know there's a lot of guys out there that have
58:44
seen that out of their wives and just don't want
58:47
to rub it in. But hey, you got to take
58:49
a shot.
58:51
Speaker 4: Were dashing it. I want to that look and and
58:56
then you ultimate you're right, Oh my god.
59:01
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm with you.
59:02
Speaker 4: I'm with you.
59:04
Speaker 1: That's hilarious. That's great. All right, man, thanks for telling
59:08
Alrdy for to you Bob for seven to seven. Hey, Rome,
59:13
I got to tell you. My wife got me one time.
59:16
She thought I was taking too long. On a Saturday.
59:20
I told her I got to change the oil in
59:22
my car and her car, and so I went out.
59:25
I started with my car. She came out and said,
59:28
what's taking so long? She wanted to go out and
59:31
run some errands and do some things. I told her
59:34
it's not that simple. Let me just finish it and
59:37
then you can go. She said, well, she said, well,
59:43
I want to go now. I told her, well, then
59:45
you change the oil and get it done. I was
59:48
so frustrated. Let me tell you what my wife did.
59:54
She got her stuff, got in her car. I asked her,
59:57
where are you going? She said, to change my oil
1:00:00
the jiffy loube so I can do my things that
1:00:02
I need to do today. Rome, I'm not gonna lie.
1:00:06
I didn't see that one coming. She got me. She
1:00:11
got you. Sometimes women will get you, sometimes they won't.
1:00:14
Good morning, room, Hey, what up?
1:00:17
Speaker 10: So I'm gonna tell you this.
1:00:19
Speaker 6: So both my husband and I are chefs right, and
1:00:24
he doubts, Like he doubted me that I could make
1:00:28
Auntie Ladas and you know that's me has passed me off.
1:00:33
And he's like, why don't you ever make him? I'm like,
1:00:35
we don't have a blender, so I can't make my tho.
1:00:39
And so I got a blender and I made my
1:00:43
Auntie lellas. I made green one time, and I made
1:00:46
red and he was like, oh my god, these are
1:00:49
so good. And I'm like, exactly, you want to doubt me,
1:00:53
but I can't make MSI let I'm like, yeah, you're
1:00:57
over here eating. I'm like, crazy, you want it for
1:00:59
bread if you want him for dinner?
1:01:01
Speaker 2: I was.
1:01:02
Speaker 1: I was like, oh my god, I sent your chef.
1:01:10
Gotta I gotta tell you this story. So a guy
1:01:13
who worked with thirty years ago. Him and his sister
1:01:16
used to always fight over who could cook better. And
1:01:21
they argued over fried chicken one time, and so she sworen,
1:01:26
I'm gonna show him. I'm gonna show him, and he
1:01:29
invited everybody over to his house, had a big, big party,
1:01:33
and she was cooking fried chicken. Oh my god, it
1:01:36
was the most beautiful fried chicken you've ever seen. But
1:01:40
once you bit into it, it was raw. I don't
1:01:47
know if he sent her up to fail or what
1:01:50
he did to his sister, but it.
1:01:52
Speaker 6: Was so sad. The secret fried chicken is you gotta
1:01:58
shake it in a brown bed, a brown bag, a
1:02:03
brown like the recyclable one.
1:02:05
Speaker 12: You know they don't do classic no more, those brown
1:02:08
bags that they give you at the grocery store.
1:02:11
Speaker 1: Oh okay, I didn't. I never Oh the paper ones, Yeah,
1:02:16
I think I remember. I think I remember somebody doing
1:02:19
that when I was a kid. Actually, yeah, okay, yep,
1:02:23
all right.
1:02:23
Speaker 6: My grandfather secret to make it real good practice it in.
1:02:26
My family used to.
1:02:27
Speaker 12: Own a restaurant back in the day, one of the
1:02:30
most successful Mexican restaurants in LA.
1:02:34
Speaker 6: And yeah, that's what my grandpa and my great grandpa
1:02:37
would do.
1:02:38
Speaker 1: Hey, wait, hold on a second. Wait, let's go back
1:02:40
to your husband again. You family owned a successful Mexican restaurant,
1:02:46
and that dumb ass thought you couldn't make enchiladas.
1:02:50
Speaker 6: That's exactly what I said, from the line of kind
1:02:55
of my great grandma like, I'm not kidding you. For
1:03:00
Sinatra would go there and eat that's lurious.
1:03:04
Speaker 1: All kinds of stuff oh, that's funny me.
1:03:07
Speaker 6: And I'm like, you're lucky because I don't have a
1:03:11
blender right now. So I got a blender and those
1:03:15
them the christ and Torontos, and I'm like, yeah, I
1:03:21
told you once I get a blender.
1:03:23
Speaker 1: That's hilarious. That's awesome, that's awesome. Thanks for calling talking
1:03:31
about when your wife. Usually wives do it. I don't
1:03:34
know if girlfriends do it as much, but usually wives.
1:03:37
Sometimes they get tired of you, of you husbands, running
1:03:41
your mouths about what they can or can't do, so
1:03:43
they got approve a point to you. And sometimes it
1:03:45
works out like the last lady with the enchiladas. Sometimes
1:03:49
it doesn't, though, all right, alright? Eight four two four
1:03:52
or seven to seven? What happened, hey, Romeo? One day
1:03:57
we were having a birthday party in June and it
1:04:03
was hot outside, and I loved the barbecue. It doesn't
1:04:06
bother me because I just get my twelve pack of beer.
1:04:09
I sit there and I grill. All of my family
1:04:13
and our friends were in the house because of the heat.
1:04:17
My wife comes out and says, why am I not
1:04:20
hanging out with everybody? I'm being rude. So I told
1:04:25
her I'm cooking. I got to watch the meat. She
1:04:28
told me I was crazy. She said, I'll do it.
1:04:32
You're taking too long. Let me handle that. So I
1:04:36
let her do the barbecue in Rome. Guess what. She
1:04:38
got caught up inside talking, didn't pay attention to the meat.
1:04:42
Everything was burnt. We ended up ordering pizzas for everybody
1:04:47
because she ruined the barbecue. Well, I've always said women
1:04:55
don't belong around a barbecue. They should, you know, I'm
1:04:58
not saying they should stay a ki or anything. I'm
1:05:00
just saying, let the man barbecue.
1:05:05
Speaker 9: I wanted to tell my story of the what you
1:05:07
guys are talking.
1:05:08
Speaker 7: About right now.
1:05:08
Speaker 1: Sure what happened?
1:05:10
Speaker 7: What happened?
1:05:11
Speaker 9: I don't know if they kind of relate to it.
1:05:13
But the last week I've been buggying my boyfriend about
1:05:18
cleaning the backyard because it was like a really bad
1:05:21
mess and to do a dump run. And I kept
1:05:26
bugging him and bugging him. I'm like, you know what,
1:05:28
I'm just going to call somebody to come out here
1:05:30
and give me a quote to see how much it is,
1:05:32
because I'm just gonna pay for it because you're taking
1:05:35
too long. I called somebody and they told me that
1:05:40
it was going to be. One guy said five hundred,
1:05:43
which I didn't think was that bad, and I'm like,
1:05:44
I'm just going to pay him ready, so he'd come
1:05:46
do it. And then the other guy said thirteen hundreds.
1:05:49
And then the following week he's like So I told him,
1:05:53
I was like, are you going to do it? I'm
1:05:54
about to tell him to come on this day and
1:05:57
he's on Saturday. I already told my brother to come
1:05:59
help me, and I'm like, okay. So he started doing it,
1:06:06
and he did it last weekend, and then this weekend
1:06:08
that just oh, that's awesome.
1:06:11
Speaker 1: Good for you, Good for you. By the way, by
1:06:14
the way, there's a couple there's a couple of mantans
1:06:16
and oil the who would do it for one fifty?
1:06:19
Speaker 5: Right?
1:06:20
Speaker 6: I know somebody told me about that.
1:06:24
Speaker 7: Morning. Every morning morning four point one