Latest / Building 341 / Not every journey is planned... some just happen and change your life
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- Vince Haynie: I'm getting an education. I know how to learn. I ain't dumb. I know how to read. I know how to do math. They saying they gonna give me some money to continue that education. I ain't got no money in LA. I graduated high school. I ain't got no job. I know my mama don't wanna take care of me. know, the guy orchestrated the phone to ring for an income for a destiny purpose. And I bounced to Susan Mill. She put me on the gray aisle. DJ Rubbaban: Bye. Vince Haynie: where I started at, I went to Susanville. Now I'm going there not knowing I, in the campus, it's a round, big circle of driveway. I felt like the fresh prince of Bel Air getting out the taxi, because I got out of a taxi. ⁓ DJ Rubbaban: Now was you still selling weed? Now was you selling weed in Susenville? Vince Haynie: No, no, didn't come back. I left all that back in LA. I'm collegiate. I'm collegiate now, man. I'm the Fresh Prince, man. That's why I'm Fresh Prince. I'm going to school now, man. I'm a student. my mom put me on the bus, traveled 12 hours. Yeah, yeah, yeah, the legal house. DJ Rubbaban: Okay, okay, okay, okay. All right, all right now, all right. CaddeyB: So just going for the legal hustle. DJ Rubbaban: Now did you pull your white girl? Cause now you getting to see white people now. Vince Haynie: Well, here's the interesting thing. As as I get out that cab, I get to the bus station in the Two Horse Town. The Two Horse Town, because Sousaville, got two traffic lights. Population 5,000. 25 black people and they students. Probably 50 of us and they students. But population 5,000 in 1982. So, yeah, 82, get ready to go into 83. Two traffic lights in the whole town. DJ Rubbaban: Okay. ⁓ okay. Whoa, okay, okay. Vince Haynie: So that's why I'm coming. And I look back, it was orchestrated. I was supposed to go there. Cause I need to, I need to exhale. I need to exhale. Cause I came from Chicago. I'm getting some little, I think that, okay, okay, okay. pulling up. I'm telling you what the worst girl I met. I get in the two horse town. I don't know nothing about the town. I'm at the bus station, which is also the cab station. I call the lady in the financial aid office, Kathy Peterson. DJ Rubbaban: show. Give me some, give me some meat potatoes. Tell me when you your first white girl and you heard something, Hispanic something. Yeah Vince Haynie: because she's only contact I have because she got the money. She pulls in the purse screen. She's financial aid. I got her number while I LA. I get to the cab station. I call her. I'm here. I touch down in the Ville. She say, well, where you at? That's the cab station also. They already know the business. Tell them to bring you up to the college, and we'll take care of that cab. I have a little room just like this. It ain't even big. DJ Rubbaban: Mm-hmm. Hahaha Uh-uh. All blessings, blessings. Vince Haynie: I go and I tell them they say they know the M.O. I'm black obviously I'm there to go to college or they got a prison up there so I'm going to college so he takes me up there I get in the circle like I say fresh print circle welcome to barely there I get out the cat taxi the taxi I see this girl it's a black girl fast forward that was my wife's auntie bb lord she was the first one I met now she was saying In her mind, because she was a young tender back then, she was in her 20s. I'm 19, 18, 19, she 23, 24. All she thought, and I can read her mind, she thinking fresh meat. Fresh meat. Yes, you want to take me down. But I found out later that was her MO, fresh meat. So in her mind, ⁓ I'm the first one to make this fresh meat. Look, Reverend, I'm 19 years old. Thumb is flat, I'm up here, looking good. DJ Rubbaban: Right, she wanna take you down. Yeah. Look at, yeah, all that, look, all that. Vince Haynie: a cougar, she considered a cougar because she in her 20s, she seen me getting out the cab with a suitcase, like where I'm going and I tell her, hey, you must be a new studs. I said, yeah, I'm looking for Kathy Peterson in the financial aid office. She said, I'll show you exactly where it's at. Follow me. She did an Aerosmith walk this way. I walked that way. I put the music back in the car. I walked there, I followed her. She took me right to the financial aid office. She gave me her contact. She wanted to follow up. DJ Rubbaban: Yeah. Look at you, look at music, music, okay? Vince Haynie: She wanted to do a follow-up. I married her niece. Yeah, she's still around. We went to a concert. We went to, who did we go to see? Izy Brothers about a month ago near Yorktown. Yeah, shout out. DJ Rubbaban: Y'all still good people? No, I mean, she's still around? Okay, good. Shout out Auntie. Auntie, how she look now? I might have somebody for how she look now. Vince Haynie: We don't want to go through all that right now.