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Rachel Zoe joins RHOBH Season 15! · The Comment Section

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Speaker 1: How does this look? Does my life it look different?
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Speaker 2: No?
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Speaker 1: Well, yeah it was I changed something.
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Speaker 2: Oh well, don't look different. What did you change?
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Speaker 1: Don't worry about it because you don't care enough to
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recognize it.
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Speaker 3: You.
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Speaker 2: I don't, I be honest, I don't. You know.
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Speaker 4: You know why. I know why you don't care. It's
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not because you don't care. It's because your motherfucking stomach
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is hurting you. So because your stomach is hurting, you're
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taking it out on me. You got the ships, yes,
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and keep that.
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Speaker 1: Keep that. Let everybody know you have the ship.
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Speaker 2: We didn't say hello, though, we just we didn't say, hey, guys,
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you jumped the shark. You jump the shark.
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Speaker 1: You fucking well, I jump just like you.
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Speaker 2: Hey guys, I'm your host, mister Marcus White. Let me
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do that again. I'm sorry. Hey guys, I'm mister Marcus White.
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Speaker 1: Go ahead, and I'm Dabby.
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Speaker 2: And we're your hosts for the Shitty Podcast the com section.
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All right, cue the theme song.
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Speaker 1: Bitch and I get it now right? I got it?
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Speaker 2: You you got it. And by the way, a couple
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of people said that I actually had a good singing voice.
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You said last week that I didn't have a good
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singing voice, So what is it you? They said, I
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actually sounded good. I was like, thank you, thank you.
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You know what I'm going to post that. I'm going
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to post the dms to show proof that I got compliments.
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Have to go through the millions of dms that I get,
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have to find it.
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Speaker 4: But please not use your burner account to give yourself compliments.
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Speaker 1: Babes. Let's stop.
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Speaker 2: Okay, don't don't knock me in my voice just because
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you don't have a singing what's your singing voice?
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Speaker 1: Well you already know.
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Speaker 2: Let's go, Jennifer Hudson, let's hear it. Come on, come on.
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Speaker 1: It wasn't as wild, but actually Jenner sing.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, that's why if you can sing, I gave you
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one of the top singers. Sing. Bitch, let's hear your
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singing voice. You ready, I've been ready yesterday.
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Speaker 1: You got it? You got it, Bed. When you're on
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the phone, hang up and you call right back. You
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got it, you got it, bed. Mm hmm.
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Speaker 2: I wish we could hang up. Okay, I'll let the
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people decide what.
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Speaker 1: Girl you got you it's a continuous.
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Speaker 5: Lord Jesus Christ House House of Beverly Hills.
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Speaker 2: The rich women of Bravo are back now, de Vi,
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you don't watch the series, but they are the richest
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of the richest, all right, these women are filthy rich.
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At one point they had they actually were the second
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richest because we had Housewives of Dubai, but that got
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canceled after season two. Have you never seen Housewives of
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Dubai before?
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Speaker 1: Have you heard them? I heard of all the housewives,
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just didn't watch any of them.
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Speaker 4: But I did a little research for this just so
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I could talk about it because I care.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, Okay, well that wasn't the question, but all right,
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well thank you for the details.
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Speaker 1: We heard about Dubai. Yeah, I know where Dubai is at.
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Speaker 2: Yeah. Did you ever see College Chill before Kyla Chill,
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College College Chill, College Chow and BT members our old
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TV song.
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Speaker 1: Years yes, yea yeah.
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Speaker 2: One of the women, Milan, she was Mulan was like
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on the last season Kylli Chill. She's actually was one
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of the Dubai housewives, so to show that she came
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from just being on the BET show to being really
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really a wealthy woman. But Beverly Hill season fifteen, I
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can't believe the fifteen seasons fashion designer Rachel Zoe has
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now officially joined this series. Now do you know Rachel Zoe?
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Speaker 4: Dvide so I know she has Like I thought, it
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was like, oh no Rachel. I don't know wh Rachel is.
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I just know she.
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Speaker 2: Were you thinking of the cut the chef? So are
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you thinking of Rachel Ray?
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Speaker 4: She's not the woman in a mug shot, right, I
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know one of them is new and got a mugshot.
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Speaker 1: Maybe that's Amanda. I think that's her name.
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Speaker 2: No, that's Amanda, Yeah, that's Amanda. Rachel is a Rachel
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has been around in the industry, maybe since the Simple
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Life days with Paris Hilton and Nicole Richie. She used
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to hang out with them in the early two thousand.
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Rachel is a legend. Rachel has money. Rachel is in
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the fashion industry. Rachel has no business being on this show.
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The show is really beneath her. And to be on
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the Housewive platform, you have to be willing to fight
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and be confrontational with these group of women, and Rachel
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is not that. Rachel is just too. First of all,
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because she's a business woman, she has to make sure
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that she she talks on or she presents, so off
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on camera and a demeanor where she won't lose clienteles
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at that night.
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Speaker 1: How do you say it.
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Speaker 2: The fuck? Now, you're going to have me messing up
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demor demor demur. I don't know. I can't see her
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really getting her hands dirty, just because I know of
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her before. She's not a reality show years ago, and
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she will talk crazy to her staff, but she will
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never talk crazy to her client, So I can't really
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see her getting her hands dirty on the new season. Now,
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for those who are watching us on YouTube, I can't
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play the trailer for copyright reasons, so hopefully you all
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watch the trailer. I actually is not really impressed with
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this the trailer. It looks a little boring to me.
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I can't lie. Nothing is appeased me. Nothing made me say,
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oh my god, I'm interested. Actually, I take that back.
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One of the new housewives, Amanda Francis, the one who
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you said has the muckshot. She she looks interesting, she
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looks like she's going to be at the center of
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the drama. But I'm not really. I don't know. I
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just felt like we've seen these women before, we've seen
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these storylines before, and now we're just getting like a
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revamp of old storylines, if that makes sense. I wasn't
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really moved to for the new season go ahead.
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Speaker 4: Well because I don't really watch the show like that, right,
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But of course I got to do a little bit
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of research and looking up some stuff. So when what's
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her name, Kyle Richards, a Kaye Richards or something like that.
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Speaker 2: Kyle Richards, she's a OG. Yeah, she's OG.
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Speaker 1: So I read she's been around for a while.
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Speaker 4: But you know, I'm a fan of the LGBTQ plus
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community seeing as part of it, and she talks about
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something about Brad or Angelina, So I was like, wait,
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was she like women? But so I guess that maybe
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she go a little both ways. I don't know if
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this is kind of like an ongoing.
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Speaker 1: Thing over the past couple of years. But when I
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saw that, I was like, okay, maybe I want to
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know just a little bit. Maybe call me just gay friendly.
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Speaker 4: But I was excited to hear about that, so you know,
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him a little bit about that, so you can kind
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of talk about that because I know.
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Speaker 2: That storyline is a little old though, because she was
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she had a lesbian friend. She let me do air
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quotes for those who are listening, I'm doing air quotes
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for Davide. She had a friend that was around her
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and it was rumored that she was dating her, but
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she's never confirmed this relationship, and that's been going on
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for three years. So for the past three years she
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has just skated around coming out as bisexual because his
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friend is still around her. Meanwhile, she was married to
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a man now Mauricio or her husband. I don't know
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if you ever saw a picture of him, fine as fuck.
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He is so good looking. He's middle Eastern, good looking,
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middle Eastern man. And she was married to Mauricio when
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this friend came around and he caught wind of it
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and foul for divorce. So people are saying that this
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friend was the reason why they divorced, but she has
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never really confirmed her sexuality. And at this point, I
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really don't give a fuck because we all know that
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you two either were dating or still or still are dating.
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They still are? Is that? Is that? Friendly?
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Speaker 1: Correct?
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Speaker 2: Or still dating? Thank you? I'm like, once I said it,
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I'm like currently dating. I want to said it like
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that doesn't come out right. But yeah, so people, so
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you either were dating her or you're still dating her,
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So so I God.
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Speaker 4: If it's been a older thing, because I do remember
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listening hearing a little bit about that from her own
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little lesbian butcher friend.
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Speaker 1: Oh, I can't say that word, butch, people say.
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Speaker 2: That you already said it, he said, Butch, I mean,
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I guess it's better than bull dagger.
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Speaker 1: But yeah, my Grandmay's just able dagger.
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Speaker 4: But anyway, so I for me when I when I
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heard that part, because I'm kind of I would be
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newer to watch the show, I was like, oh, I
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was kind of interested in it. But then every time
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I looked at a lot of comments, people always said, oh,
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this is oh play nobody cares.
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Speaker 1: So then I felt ashamed and I said, oh, wow,
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I'm so interested.
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Speaker 4: It's because I'm new, but I guess now it's been
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a thing for a while.
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Speaker 2: So yeah, it's just like it's just come out the closet.
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It's twenty twenty five, all four. She has four daughters,
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one of them is still in high school. But at
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the point three years and you've been in the center
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of the drama of your sexuality, they already probably already
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know that's your dating and woman like, I don't know
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why she is still skating around coming out the closet,
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But yeah, that was teasing the trailer. Now, Garcel Bouvet,
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you know her David from the Jamie Fox Show. She
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was fancy.
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Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah.
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Speaker 2: She was one of the main characters on the show
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for five six seasons maybe, and she just quit the
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show last season, and so her departure felt really, really obvious.
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I was a big fan of Garcel. She's the reason
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why I started watching Beverly Hills Housewives. And she was
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the first black housewife on the show, so she made
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history as the first black housewife. She quit last season,
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and it kind of felt you can feel the void
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for those who have watched previous seasons. You can feel
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Garcel's void because Garcel was the voice of reason. She
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was the one who actually held everyone Accommobo. And now
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when I look at this trailer, I don't know if
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we had I have a voice of reason or for
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anyone going to be holding anyone accountable. Now the other
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black woman, her name is Boz. Boz is a Cone.
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Speaker 1: She's a bos. I was like, what then was the bows?
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Speaker 2: I could be permitsing, I could be mispronouncing her name.
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Actually I really don't care for her, and whatsoever she
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is just I shouldn't call her a Samuel L. Jackson
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from YS Sam. I shouldn't call her uncle Sam.
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Speaker 1: Yeah.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm not gonna say that she's from that movie,
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but she just I don't know. It just to me
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when you don't and I and I'm really not one
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to talk because I know I don't do this a
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lot of times either, But when you come on a
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show and there's two people of color, usually you align
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with them. And I just felt like she just like
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wasn't really I don't know if she didn't click with
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Garcel or she just she just went against Garcel, and
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I didn't like that. I didn't like that feeling.
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Speaker 1: I didn't.
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Speaker 2: I don't like two black black people going against each other,
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and she sided with the other women. I'm like, you're
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a little bit of them.
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Speaker 1: I mean, sometimes I think, here's what I want to say.
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Speaker 4: Sometimes black people who've been around white people, in my opinion,
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a very very long time, it's almost like they see
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themselves as white. So when another black person come around,
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they automatically, what I have saw, push the other black
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person away just so that they can feel more accepted
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by their white counterparts.
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Speaker 2: And I think that's that's what she did. Yeah, I
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think that's what she did, and to me, like it
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didn't come off naturally, Like you know, you met my family.
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You know, I'm biracial, so I don't ever feel weird
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being around white people or black people like I I
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blend in with both. But you can tell when people
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feel who had never been around other people of the
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avapposite race. You can tell how they act. And I
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just felt like baz or Bulls, what the fuck are
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name is? I just I don't like her, but maybe
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she will change my mind on this new season. But yeah,
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So we talked about the two new women full time women,
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Rachel Zoe and a man of Francis. And then there's
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another one to beat. Her name is Natalie Swanson Fuller.
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She is a friend of don't know much about her.
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I don't know the weight or what she's carrying onto
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the show, but I am excited to meet her. I
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like meeting new people, especially for a TV show that
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I've been watching for years.
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Speaker 4: So tell me if I'm right or wrong, because I
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did do a little research on your girl, Amanda with
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the move shot Yo.
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Speaker 1: She makes money though, like she.
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Speaker 2: What does she do? I didn't what does she do.
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Speaker 1: I didn't so I know she had a best selling book.
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Speaker 2: Okay, she has really fiction or nonfiction.
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Speaker 1: It's like something about like empower women.
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Speaker 4: She empowered women, women can be able to invest. She
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lives in a a she is she built like a
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huge brand online.
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Speaker 1: I know she is like a figure eight figure brand.
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Speaker 4: And it's more so about like women in Power was
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some of the things that I was reading so and
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it was like a best of the book too, so
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I was like, oh, okay, so there are some women
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who are doing something with themselves besides just taking money
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from their husband. Yeah, so you know, that's that's.
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Speaker 2: What I actually liked about Bowls. Bowles came on last season,
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and Bowles was a media she she did PR for
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a many many things. She did pr for Apple, she
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did pr for Spotify, for like for the BT, Like
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she was a PR agent for all these different agencies.
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And I like that she was a self made woman.
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And I like a self made woman. I like anyone
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who's a self made actually, but it is like, to
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your point, it's good to see these self made women
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on the show rather than having living off their husband's money,
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because you could be like, Okay, women can probably sit
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back and say if they could do it, I can
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do it too. Women who watched these heat this TV show.
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So I didn't know that about Amanda. Usually I would
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do my research, but since you pointed out that I
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have the Bubba guts, I went. I came home early
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today from work. I am not feeling my best today. Guys,
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I'm really not so excuse me for.
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Speaker 1: Not knowing you, but I still love you.
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Speaker 2: See I'm in my T shirt. I woke up this
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twenty minutes ago. I came home and I took an
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accental nap and here we are. So yeah, I've been
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having the runs all day. I'm not feeling my best
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right now.
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Speaker 1: You are not.
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Speaker 4: You will not be considered one of the sexiest men
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in the world right now, right.
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Speaker 1: Now, But when you get dressed up you.
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Speaker 2: Can be, baby, but you can fill your shade at me.
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I'm always gonna be the sexist man of the world,
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no matter how I love that right. You can never
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be me on my worst. You can't beat me on
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this day.
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Speaker 1: Honey, Baby, we won't want to be you. You can't
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right now.
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Speaker 2: You can't be me.
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Speaker 3: I am.
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Speaker 2: I am the sexiest man alive. I don't care what
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People Magazine says with the worst stomach with the word,
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I make people want to get the bubble guts. That's
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how sex I am. I make people want to have
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upset stomachs. All right, don't knock my don't knock my
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swag bitch. Well, congratulations Jonathan Bailey. Whoop magazine gave him
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the Sexist Man a live title for twenty twenty five. Yes,
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and he made history because he is the first gay man,
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well the first let me let me correct, the first
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man who's out who got this cover. Let me not
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be shady. I hate when people out of the gab you.
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I mean, I'm not gonna out anybody because I don't
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know if they're if the past winners.
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Speaker 4: Oh think past winners were. We want to show this
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is the comment session. This is what they would say
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on the comments. So who would you think else is
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gay than its hid?
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Speaker 3: Okay?
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Speaker 2: I think that maybe possibly. I think John Legend did
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a little something something back in the day, that's my opinion.
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Speaker 1: Back in the day, he just really started out there.
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Speaker 4: Is this because he's attractive, Because just because you're attractive
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a person does not mean that you should want them
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to dgates are therefore they are because I have done
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that in the past.
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Speaker 2: I don't think he's attractive, and I don't think that
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he should have got the title in twenty nineteen. He
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got the title best Sexiest Man Alive in twenty nineteen.
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I don't. I really don't think John Legends. He has
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a good personality. He's nice, but just like Jonathan Bailey,
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I don't think Jonathan Bailey is attractive either. He has
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a nice personality, and I'm happy that he got the
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cover being the first gay man because now he's opened
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doors for other people in the community. But I don't
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really think that Jonathan he's cute, he's handsome, He's not
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the sexiest man. I want to say. He won't give
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him the like John Legend, I don't. He doesn't see
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him sexy. You know, he has a good personality, is handsome,
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but not sexy.
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Speaker 1: Not sex Legend is sexy. I got to stop here,
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John Legend is sexy? Oh me, oh of you?
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Speaker 2: But that wasn't sexual? Is sexy? You singing it? Should
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I do it? Let me do a cover for you.
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Speaker 4: Let me say that you'll stay a little you know,
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a song like sometimes when you do it right.
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Speaker 2: I'm you know the blame game with him and Connie West.
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Do you know that song? Let's play the blame game.
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I love it, but let's play the blame game for sure?
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Out hold on.
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Speaker 1: No, no, you know that one.
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Speaker 2: It's a beautiful song.
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Speaker 1: Oh no, the song may.
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Speaker 4: Be beautiful, but how you just did it? Absolutely not. Your
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stomach has impacted a lot of things right now. Your
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stomach is.
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Speaker 2: Oh, I know the first verson I'll call you bitch
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for sure on the last reisode in the in this
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first pisode, you call me motherfucker the mall. At the
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end of this, we know we boiled the wrong because
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I love to play the blame game. I love it.
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That's it. I love that song by him. Anyways, he
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got the second He got the title in twenty nineteen.
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Blake Shelton got the title in twenty seventeen. Blake Shelton
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is also next sexted to me like not you know
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Blake Shelton. He's a country singer. He actually is married
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to Gwin Sevani, who.
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Speaker 4: Was Yeah, he's okay, he's okay, yeah, okay, So we're
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on it, John Legend.
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Speaker 1: We disagree, but go ahead and continue, Yeah.
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Speaker 2: So, but for Jonathan Bailey, do you think he's sexy?
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Speaker 1: I think he is attractive.
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Speaker 4: I think that I would have a makeout session with him.
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Speaker 1: And yeah, I think she's attractive. Do I see him
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as like when the sexiest man Alive?
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Speaker 4: Absolutely no, because you know, we, me and you talked
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about our little list that we got and maybe I
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got all four and they're black men, who in one
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of them is gay?
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Speaker 1: Who could have definitely been the first one.
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Speaker 2: But go ahead, but said, okay, let's talk about your list. Done.
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Who's gay on your Who's on your list?
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Speaker 1: Baby?
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Speaker 4: August Alstino or Alsino August July August.
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Speaker 2: Hmm, okay, that's cute. Everyone, it's up. I'm looking all right.
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Yes he is fine.
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Speaker 1: Let me tell you something. Maybe this is what I
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want to talk about this.
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Speaker 2: I said he's attractive. I said he's attractive.
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Speaker 4: He could be I think he could become one of
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the beautiful man alive. He's so fun. I bet you
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he's smelled like spices and sweetness.
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Speaker 2: I agree, he's put together. He's put together. I'm not
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gonna knock you.
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Speaker 1: You may need more pictures.
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Speaker 2: I just don't say he's sexy. See it's the word
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sexy that's thrown me off.
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Speaker 1: What is your definition of sexy? Right now?
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Speaker 2: Friend, just okay, continue with their list because there are
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some people in your list that are sexy.
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Speaker 1: Continue you almost me say a bad word.
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Speaker 2: Say it? What's the what say? You told me to say?
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What's in my mind? It's a conver section, So say
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what's on your mind? You hating? That's all?
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Speaker 1: It was just song. Shit, Damn, motherfucker.
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Speaker 3: Don't.
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Speaker 1: It's by DiAngelo. He's dead.
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Speaker 6: See shout out to di'angelo. Dad. I think that's the
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Angelo ship. Okay about my list, So he.
20:28
Speaker 1: Was already one of the sexiest man alive. Michael B.
20:32
Jordan's okay.
20:34
Speaker 2: Oh that's a man. I can agree. He's my god.
20:36
Speaker 1: And see this is why.
20:38
Speaker 4: So I'm not overly, I'm not out of shape, but
20:43
I'm not like Chisel.
20:45
Speaker 1: This is why.
20:46
Speaker 4: When you are in shape, people say you are fine,
20:50
you are sexy. Well, you are like attractive, but like
20:53
your body may be okay, just like a normal body.
20:56
Speaker 1: People say, oh kay, he's so handsome like me. They say,
20:59
oh man, you handsome.
21:01
Speaker 4: But if I was in shape, I'm gonna be like
21:03
Michael b. Jordan's or I got them abs what they say?
21:06
Speaker 1: Damn? Yes, fine, that's you know what I'm saying. So
21:11
Michael Jordan.
21:12
Speaker 2: Last, and he deserves to get that to have that title.
21:16
I forgot the year that he had it, but he
21:18
deserved to have that title. All Right, who's the next
21:20
person in your list?
21:21
Speaker 4: Next one? Everybody gonna know this. Black folks gonna know this.
21:26
People are going to note this. The super Bowl champion
21:30
quarterback Jalen Hurts.
21:32
Speaker 1: Oh my god, Oh did you see what's the name?
21:35
Speaker 4: Was?
21:35
Speaker 3: Just on? Uh?
21:36
Speaker 1: He was on a breakfast club. Who's a comedian?
21:38
Speaker 4: He's a comedian on Oh funny Marco, So funny Marco.
21:46
Speaker 1: Jen Hurts and said if he was gay, it'll be
21:49
Jalen Hurts. Let me tell you something, Yes.
21:52
Speaker 4: Jalen Hurts could tell me whatever he wanted to tell me,
21:55
and I would do it.
21:56
Speaker 1: Jalen Hurts will be one of those men. And I
21:58
know this may sound the grady I'm going to say,
22:01
but it's the motherfucking truth.
22:03
Speaker 4: Jalen Hurts can put a goddamn collar on me and
22:07
be in public and I will wear it. He that
22:10
fine sexiest man inlive Jaana goddamn Hurts. I want to
22:14
whisper in his ear and tell him how much I care.
22:17
Speaker 2: Haven't you had a collar on you in public before?
22:19
Speaker 3: Though?
22:19
Speaker 2: That's nothing?
22:20
Speaker 4: No, no, no, bubble guts, I haven't.
22:24
Speaker 2: Okay, I was just asking. I agree though, I agree
22:29
with Jalen Hurts. So he is sexy as well. He
22:32
he just he will get the title. People magazine will
22:35
give him the title. I can see that happening. They
22:38
have to. I'm surprised that they did. Have He won
22:40
the super Bowl this year. Last year, I can't remember
22:42
it was this yo this year. Ye, I'm surprised I
22:44
didn't give it to him this year. But if he's gonna,
22:48
he's going to get it one year. You know, he's
22:50
younger than us. He's in his twenties. I thought he
22:52
was in his thirties.
22:53
Speaker 1: Don't don't, don't wait, who's you're your thirties? You're your thirties, Okay.
22:59
Speaker 3: You are?
23:01
Speaker 2: You are? I'm not saying nothing shady. I said you
23:04
are too. Oh, you're in your twenties today, you're in
23:07
your twenties.
23:08
Speaker 4: Allegedly is first of all, allegedly my birth specific day.
23:12
I'm in my thirties a fucking allegedly. Okay, we don't
23:16
go by accusations, So I want to switch. I want
23:19
to continue to go with my god damn list, and
23:21
please allow me. I see myself as in my in
23:24
my twenties. Thank you.
23:26
Speaker 2: You see yourself as your twenties, but we don't. So
23:29
Jalen is younger than us. Jalen is, Yes, Jalen is
23:33
twenty seven years old and or twenty eight. And I
23:36
just thought he just doesn't he look like he's in
23:37
his thirties though he doesn't give me twenties, maybe because
23:40
he just is like carries himself. Well, no, he looks
23:44
like he's in his twenties.
23:45
Speaker 4: You got to see him like when he don't got
23:47
his football gears on, Like when you know you've seen him. Yeah,
23:50
I mean because we I don't know if it was you,
23:52
but we Okay, maybe it's just me, but he's sexy,
23:55
all right. Who's who's the next person on your list?
23:58
Speaker 3: Last on?
24:00
Speaker 1: Oh?
24:01
Speaker 4: I call him my chocolate thunder, and I believe you
24:04
may feel the same way.
24:06
Speaker 1: I dame Son is a damson or damon damon damn Son? Yes,
24:14
damn Son.
24:15
Speaker 4: Adress address you fine is Idrius let me tell you,
24:21
damn Son, it's so god that.
24:24
Speaker 2: Damn Son is damn saying.
24:28
Speaker 4: Listen, damn Son, damn young Man, damn Son, you fine
24:36
is a mother. Let me tell you he's so fine,
24:39
and he's that kind of fine where you when he
24:42
would come home from work, you would here put his
24:44
keys on and be like, hey, babes, I'm tired, like
24:46
you're tired, all right, already got food for you. Come
24:50
here he can talk to you. And you just looking
24:53
at him like damn he.
24:54
Speaker 1: Get out of shower. You see the glistening and falling
24:56
down those abs. Listen here, damn Son. Damp Son is fine.
25:03
He's a really good look and those very are my
25:05
top four. Let me hear yours, babes.
25:08
Speaker 2: I okay, I agree with Damson. He is attractive. He
25:12
was on my list. Ryan Philip. I don't know if
25:16
you know him, but Ryan Philip was from Cruel Attentions.
25:19
He hasn't he actually made the list, but he wasn't
25:23
he was. He didn't get the cover like he was
25:24
part of He's always part of the the sexist man alive.
25:27
Because you know when people magazine they put like a
25:29
collodge of people who they also think are sexy, so
25:33
he's always part of the list. And then the third
25:35
person would be myself because hey, I think I'm sexy,
25:38
so yeah.
25:39
Speaker 3: Sure.
25:41
Speaker 1: You.
25:41
Speaker 2: Hey, I'm boosting myself up. I'm boosting myself up. And
25:45
oh my god, I didn't tell you. I'm on a
25:48
website now, So this calling designer not only fans. I'm
25:53
not next. I'm not on the same website as you. Yeah,
25:56
I'm on the same the website as you, or or
26:01
what's the back pages? I'm not on that website either.
26:04
So no, but this clothing designer, this clothing brand that
26:07
I'm i shop on. They actually liked my post on
26:10
Instagram and they put it under the outfit that I got.
26:13
I don't know how to pronounce your name, but it's
26:15
O R T TU and they featured me last this
26:21
week on their website. I'm actually officially on the website
26:24
promoting the kimono that I wore back September when I
26:28
went to Toronto. Isn't that cool?
26:30
Speaker 1: It was? It's so much.
26:31
Speaker 2: I was like so shocked that they actually got huh,
26:35
I'm gonna send you the link. Actually, let me send
26:37
you the link. I forgot to send it to you
26:39
earlier because I sent it to all my friends and I, yeah,
26:44
I was just really impressed that I actually was featured on.
26:47
So yeah, I think I deserve to be on. If
26:50
you don't believe that yourself is sexy, then you have
26:51
to go to therapy. I believe I'm sexy, and I
26:54
believe that I should be on the cover one day.
26:56
And that's just my progative and can't break my soul said,
27:00
all right, I.
27:02
Speaker 4: Think you are extremely tract You are beautiful. Y'all have
27:04
been beautiful friend.
27:05
Speaker 1: Thank you, thank you being serious. You are very very
27:07
very track to find as hell.
27:09
Speaker 4: I mean, your stomach is really shitty and you have
27:12
these issues, but that doesn't that doesn't, you know, go
27:15
against how beautiful your face is.
27:17
Speaker 1: I do have a bonus person. I do have a
27:20
bonus person, mister shitty, who's the person? Look up? De
27:27
Johnte Murray?
27:30
Speaker 2: Is that the one you just texted me in the photo.
27:31
Speaker 4: When I just sent you the photo? Bonus person? Since
27:33
you wanted to throw yourself up in there.
27:37
Speaker 2: He's he's cute. He looks like a fuck boy. He
27:40
looks like a fuck boy. When I say fuck boy,
27:41
he looks like he has like a roster of women
27:44
or men. I don't know what you prefer. He looks
27:46
like he has a roster of people on I don't.
27:48
Speaker 1: Give a damn how long that list is. Can I
27:50
just be on there? Also? I don't care. I don't
27:53
care how you long your listen.
27:54
Speaker 2: Fucking copycatter. You are such a copy catter. You're not
27:57
even original. You didn't think of yourself until I said myself.
28:00
You're only saying you because I said to me the
28:02
origin I said.
28:04
Speaker 1: I want to be on his list? Did John?
28:08
Speaker 4: Oh you always read in a fight, so your stomach
28:10
got you angry today?
28:14
Speaker 1: Oh you know what?
28:15
Speaker 2: I don't think about pet mobismo. Oh my god, you're right.
28:18
I don't even have any. I don't have any. Did
28:20
you get the photo? Did you get the website? I
28:21
send you the website that I'm on. Look at your
28:23
phone now, I'm not as cute as a model. I'm
28:27
not askewed as a model. But if you scroll to
28:30
the bottom where it's seen on Instagram.
28:35
Speaker 1: He is he is the pet Damn.
28:37
Speaker 2: Okay, scroll to the bottom, bitch, Stop looking at the phone.
28:40
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh yeah, yeah, yea, yeah, you to the tab.
28:42
Speaker 2: Words are seen on Instagram, and there's me. I'm on
28:45
their website.
28:46
Speaker 1: Friend, Oh the white.
28:48
Speaker 4: Guy, this is you, liking the guy out there?
28:57
Speaker 2: Oh my god, I know you.
28:58
Speaker 1: You.
28:58
Speaker 2: You scroll too fast before him.
29:01
Speaker 3: Before I.
29:05
Speaker 2: Stroll up under shipping and returns under shipping and returns.
29:11
Speaker 1: I don't see you anymore.
29:13
Speaker 2: I'm looking at it. Look you pissed me off. Now
29:16
look at the fucking site that has sent you.
29:18
Speaker 1: Scroll Look at you, fucking god.
29:22
Speaker 4: You look like somebody's handsome granddad or uncle.
29:27
Speaker 2: The shade is not working. No, you dropped the shade.
29:31
Speaker 1: You look good here, you look really good. You just
29:33
look at something like uncle. You look so good.
29:35
Speaker 2: I look like someone's uncle.
29:37
Speaker 1: Yeah, do you look like you look.
29:41
Speaker 2: Like someone's dog? What are you talking about? It look
29:43
like someone's uncle. I look like someone's uncle.
29:49
Speaker 1: Come on with it, Come on, maybe, come on in
29:51
the room.
29:52
Speaker 2: Isn't it good that I'm actually on their website. I'm
29:54
the shock that they put me on their website.
29:57
Speaker 1: How much?
29:59
Speaker 2: Thank you? Thank you? You hate a nice fucking son
30:02
of a bitch. Now I'm going to get this name
30:09
incorrect because I'm not really good with names, But congratulations
30:15
Zron my mom, Donnie zo weron Mondomini am I saying
30:22
the first time Donnie Mom, Donnie Zorron Mom, Donnie, congratulations.
30:28
You know he is he's the same age as me,
30:31
thirty four, and he is going to be the next
30:36
mayor of New York City. And this is big because many, many,
30:41
many people in New York City, especially Republicans, did not
30:44
want him to be the next mayor because of his race.
30:47
He is Middle Eastern, and many people kept saying, how
30:51
could these are the New Yorkers who are saying this,
30:53
the Republicans and people who just didn't want to vote
30:57
from They're saying that, how can you York City want
31:00
to vote for a Middle Eastern guy to be mayor
31:03
when not to eleven occurred and we were attacked by
31:08
Middle East and which is just so racist to me,
31:09
which is beyond racist and the fact that people are
31:11
and it's just surprising how racist people are. But living
31:15
in the world, living in the air with Donald Trump
31:18
and Charlie Kirk, that can't be that surprising. But you know,
31:22
leading up to his campaign, many people are saying that
31:24
they don't want him to be the mayor because of
31:26
his his his race, and he people elected him so congratulations,
31:30
so hot in Africa?
31:34
Speaker 1: He was born in Africa?
31:36
Speaker 2: Oh he was? I didn't know, got it?
31:42
Speaker 3: So he's not.
31:44
Speaker 1: I mean, Uganda is technically close to hell. What the
31:50
hell has you gonne that knows in Africa?
31:53
Speaker 2: I don't know. Are you sure? Because I thought that
31:56
even the headline said that he's the first Middle Eastern mayor.
32:01
That was the headlines.
32:01
Speaker 1: Is that's racism?
32:04
Speaker 2: Oh okay, I didn't know. I heard it was racism. Okay, okay, okay, yeah,
32:08
I didn't know that. Why I should have said that?
32:10
Why do you correct me? I'm correctly correctly about that.
32:18
You should have started when I announced.
32:19
Speaker 1: That's why you're supposed to read. Well, I didn't know
32:23
you was going.
32:24
Speaker 2: I do read the headlines.
32:27
Speaker 1: Maybe you got any I.
32:31
Speaker 2: Know, well, I I apologize you.
32:33
Speaker 1: Were sleeping before. Your stomach is hurting you. It's okay.
32:40
Speaker 2: I feel I'm really embarrassed now, like I'm about to
32:42
get hives, because that's really I I you seriously thought
32:45
that he was Middle Eastern. I'm that's serious. I really
32:48
don't like making a mistake. It's too it's fine. I'm
32:51
acknowledging my mistakes, but it's just like Damn, I thought,
32:54
so he's African. He is African? Wow? Wow, where do
32:59
they get.
33:01
Speaker 1: Just because of how he looks? And that is so
33:04
disgusting to me.
33:05
Speaker 4: It's and this is why you have so many dumb
33:09
ass Republicans at this moment right now, dumb, poor ass Republicans,
33:14
because they are more racist than they are voting for
33:19
their own self interests. They vote for their race being
33:24
racist more than they will vote for the truth. That's
33:28
why Donald Trump and the Republicans, they have poor white
33:33
racist people stuck because every single year, all they talk
33:37
about is, Oh, it's gonna be invasion of what of
33:41
other people?
33:42
Speaker 3: Oh?
33:43
Speaker 4: Trans people, not even one percent of the population, Every
33:47
kind of way to demean a race so that they
33:50
can feel more superior. That is why they keep on
33:53
using it. That's why they keep on talking about all
33:55
these things. And that's why they went exactly to the
33:56
race car is because that's the way how they scare
33:59
white people, scared, not all white people, racist white people,
34:03
because if you were, if you genuinely know what's going
34:06
on in politics, it's no goddamn way. You are a
34:09
poor white person who had to lose your snap forty one.
34:13
Speaker 1: Million people and gonna still vote for Republicans.
34:16
Speaker 4: Mm hmmm, boy, get out of my face. That's why
34:19
they call him. Oh he's he's this, and he's that.
34:22
That is just a way of saying he is not
34:25
like us.
34:25
Speaker 1: He is this, he is that he's from Uganda, which
34:28
is Africa.
34:30
Speaker 2: I didn't know that. I had no idea. No, that's
34:35
but that's important to hear that, you know, because that's
34:37
the reality of the racism. I clearly should have did
34:42
my research, but I just thought that he was Middle
34:44
Eastern and I was as happy. I'm always happy when
34:48
someone part of the diversity win something, you know. But
34:52
I do know that he's big on capitalism and talking
34:55
about rich billionaires getting richer, and that's part of the
34:58
reasons why he won because of his standpoints. Now people
35:02
are also trying to knock him because he's thirty four.
35:04
He's young. I count myself as young. Thirty four is younger, right,
35:07
compared to other mayors. People are also trying to knock
35:10
him because he used to make content like YouTube content
35:14
when he was in his early twenties and he was
35:15
just a kid at that time. You know, that's not
35:17
the reason why not to take him seriously, you know
35:20
he made the content. I sent you the video. He
35:23
looks like he was having fun. No no reason to
35:26
knock him. But they were finding, like to you what
35:27
you're saying, they were finding any little thing to use
35:30
against him, and he beat the odds bitches. All right,
35:34
that's he's going to be the New York City's next mayor.
35:38
And congratulations to all the Democrats who won on this
35:41
week's election and throughout the states, across the nations. Who
35:47
did Who did you want to shout out? Was there anyone?
35:50
Because when we were talking about it, you were saying
35:51
that you were impressed by many of the electees.
35:55
Speaker 4: So it was him, But I want to shout out
35:59
his opponent. His opponent, I think it's Chris Como. Como
36:05
is it?
36:06
Speaker 1: Whoever?
36:09
Speaker 4: So Como I want to shout out to you. Is
36:10
because you say that you are a Democrat. He said it,
36:14
dim grad. Now mind you, everybody, I am not a Democrat.
36:17
So we're gonna make sure we snipped this.
36:18
Speaker 1: I'm not.
36:19
Speaker 2: I am a Republican. He's a Democrat.
36:22
Speaker 1: No, he's a Democrat.
36:23
Speaker 4: But the loss in the primaries, and you know what
36:26
he did. He decided to run again. And guess who
36:29
got his endorsement. Donald Trump got his endorsement. Donald Trump
36:34
told everybody to vote for him. You know why, It's
36:36
because Como is just like everybody else. He's getting all
36:40
that money from all those rich people for him to
36:43
go against what the primary is for, which is towed
36:46
out the strongest person in your party. And he went
36:51
to a run as an independent. For him to do that,
36:54
mind you, he had thirteen women, maybe more, I can't
36:56
remember the number. I know it's more than thirteen women
36:59
accuse him of sexual will assault.
37:01
Speaker 1: And guess what he want to go. He want to
37:03
go run again.
37:04
Speaker 4: And you want to beat this man down because you
37:06
saying that he is a socialist. You know how many
37:08
you know how many things that we have right now
37:10
that are considered socialist things? You know what I'm saying,
37:13
social security? How do we pay for the roads because
37:17
of our taxes? How do we get water public water
37:20
because of other tax like, it's just so many dumb things.
37:23
So Cole will shout your ass out for looking like
37:25
a damn fool, you sexual assault predator who is now
37:31
walking with your tail between your legs, looking like the
37:35
sline bag that you are have a wonderful political life.
37:39
Speaker 2: My friend, I forgot about this. I forgot about that
37:42
sexual assault. You know he was fired. Where was he
37:45
fired from? I can't remember?
37:48
Speaker 1: No, Yes, right, it's his brother who Actually I like
37:53
his brother on see.
37:54
Speaker 2: I mean I like this brother too. Now he could
37:56
be on the list too. He could be he could
37:58
be on the list of he can. He is very attractive,
38:01
very attractive. Hopefully he got fired from his news Was
38:04
he working for CNN?
38:05
Speaker 1: CNN?
38:06
Speaker 4: I don't know why he got fired, but I liked
38:09
him a lot.
38:11
Speaker 2: Forgiving his brother information that he was receiving something but
38:17
something like that. But it didn't make sense of why
38:19
he was fired because it's not like it was tops information.
38:22
You're you're you're feeding stuff to the you're on air,
38:25
to people to know. So I don't I don't know
38:27
why he got fired.
38:28
Speaker 4: But whatever whatever reason was he he could have gotten,
38:31
I think he was really really attractive. But his brother,
38:34
good riddance to you. I'm so disappointed that you would
38:38
with rub shoulders, with so many corrupt people just to
38:41
win power.
38:42
Speaker 1: Corrupt people was behind this man to be.
38:45
Speaker 2: Fifty fifty was fifty cent was upset that he did
38:49
not win. But you know, let's talk about another rapper
38:53
who is sharing her stance on the political world. Miss
39:01
Nicki Minaj, a queen of rap. If you're not watching
39:04
us on YouTube, Davide is mocking her. That's why it's
39:08
important to watch us on YouTube because you can see
39:10
her mannerisms in our facial expressions.
39:13
Speaker 1: Now, Nicki is.
39:14
Speaker 2: Getting backlash from all her followers because she's actually praising
39:17
Donald Trump in her latest tweets. In her latest SUITEK,
39:23
she said, reading this made me feel a deep sense
39:25
of gratitude. We live in a country where we can feel,
39:28
where we can freely worship God. No group should ever
39:32
be persecuted for practicing religion. We don't have to share
39:36
the same beliefs in order for us to respect each other.
39:39
Numerous countries. Oh you know, it's caught off. Whatever, fuck it.
39:43
I don't know why start reading that. I don't have
39:45
the entire tweet. What's never mind? Anyways, she's praidy. She's
39:48
praising Donald Trump. Donald Trump actually tweeted about Christianity facing
39:53
extinction extinction in Nigeria and he wants to put a
39:56
stop to it. And she just thinks the president of
39:59
the United States for stepping in to saving Christians in Africa.
40:03
Now people are like, why are you praising Donald Trump?
40:06
You are a Republican, your truth, Your truth is showing.
40:11
I don't really see an issue with Nicky actually doing
40:13
that just because Donald Trump is actually trying to save
40:15
Christians from being executed in Africa. I guess in Nigeria
40:19
you can't be a Christian. I don't know if this
40:21
is one hundred percent true or not, but it's illegal
40:25
to be a Christian and Donald Trump wants to step
40:27
in and, you know, try to save the people who
40:31
are being executed for practicing their religion. And all, Nicky's
40:35
just saying, like, you know, I'm happy that he's stepping in,
40:37
and he's a wonderful president. I don't see anything wrong
40:40
with that, especially when you and I both are Christians
40:43
and you know, yeah, Donald Trump should be stepping in
40:46
to save, you know, people from being prosecuted. Right. You
40:50
don't agree with that?
40:51
Speaker 1: Your face is Donald Trump.
40:53
Speaker 4: Donald Trump should step in to save people who are
40:57
being persecuted. M hm, Well, is stop persecuting people who
41:02
you're just trying to make a life better.
41:03
Speaker 1: For themselves who are crossing illegally.
41:07
Speaker 4: Granted they're crossing illegally, but we're talking about people who've
41:10
been here for and I'm sorry to pivot, but for
41:13
a whole bunch of years, ten years, twenty years. We're
41:16
not talking about criminals who are just trying to make it.
41:19
And I don't even like say calling people illegal.
41:20
Speaker 1: It's undocumented.
41:22
Speaker 4: So you got people and you're putting people out, so
41:24
you want to go try to go save quote unquote Christians,
41:26
you're not even a Christian, Donald Trump. What I think
41:28
it is for Nicki is disingenuous. Do I care that
41:32
she is being she supported him? I don't give a damn.
41:37
I just think it's disingenuous. This is such disingenuous and hypocritical,
41:42
because if you're really cared about human life, you will
41:44
care about all human life. It doesn't matter what kind
41:46
of damn race or religion that that you're talking about,
41:50
because do you genuinely care about religion?
41:54
Speaker 1: Do you really care? Because they're talking about.
41:58
Speaker 4: I'm talking about b o Ff, both of me. I'm
42:02
talking about Nicki, who is saying, oh there is just
42:06
to thank you Donald Trump for looking out for Christians,
42:10
and then Donald Trump for also saying that he's gonna
42:14
try to take over or invade the country because of
42:17
Christians persecution. You know how much persecution is everywhere.
42:22
Speaker 1: You pick it and choose.
42:23
Speaker 4: And this why is not he's not a real Christian anyway,
42:25
because a real Christian is going to show love and
42:28
bring all, bring all of the week and the toiling
42:31
to what is he doing right now?
42:32
Speaker 1: The immigrations?
42:34
Speaker 4: Nikki is so Honestly, I really like Nikki. I don't
42:37
like her anymore. And it's not because of its posts.
42:39
Speaker 1: It's because they just.
42:43
Speaker 2: Don't West because you know what this tweet actually brought awareness.
42:47
I didn't know that it's illegal to be a question
42:49
in Nigeria. I had no idea, so.
42:52
Speaker 4: Said, I'm sorry to cut you off, but that you
42:54
know that it's illegal to be gay in Tanzania and
42:57
people are down.
42:57
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, I know that too. Yeah, I know
42:59
that too. So that has nothing to do with this,
43:01
has no, it has nothing to do with this, nothing
43:03
to do with this. So what does it have to
43:06
do with that? Why do you bring that up?
43:07
Speaker 1: What about Palestine? Do you know what's happened at Balazan?
43:10
Speaker 2: Yes? I do, yes, okay, yes, So uh what does
43:15
it have to do with this? I guess okay, what
43:18
does it have to do?
43:19
Speaker 4: Do you know that people are getting thrown in jail
43:21
Jehovah witnesses again, thrown.
43:22
Speaker 1: In jail in uh in Russia?
43:25
Speaker 2: What does it have to do with this? Please? Tie
43:28
the shoe. Tie the shoe.
43:30
Speaker 1: I'm out side right now and I'm about delay in
43:31
the plane.
43:32
Speaker 2: Please.
43:33
Speaker 4: If you are going to praise Donald Trump for looking
43:39
out or bringing awareness to people getting persecuted, then you
43:44
should praise a lot of other individuals who are also
43:48
bringing attention to persecution.
43:52
Speaker 2: She can't look at Okay, you can't put that all
43:54
on her because she needs to be aware of all
43:56
these other things. Okay, she saw that, and she's bringing awareness.
43:59
And if you can't just what she don't know that that ship.
44:01
Come on, you can't just put that on her because
44:03
she didn't bring awareness to all the other things. That's
44:05
not fair to say.
44:05
Speaker 4: That's not fair to SUS's fair, it's ingenuous.
44:09
Speaker 2: That's not fair to say you don't know what this
44:11
girl sees. You don't know what she is on her timeline,
44:13
You don't That's not fair to say that she should
44:15
bring awareness to all the other stuff too.
44:17
Speaker 1: Now here's my perspective. Is this ingenious? That's my perspective.
44:20
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's fair. You can say that, but you can't
44:23
say that she should have brought awareness to all the
44:24
other things in the world.
44:25
Speaker 4: My perspective is that she there's tons of different persecutions. Yeah,
44:31
she waited to use Donald Trump's post knowing that it's
44:35
going to cause a stir. This is all That's what
44:37
I'm saying. It's publicity. I don't believe that she's genuine
44:41
in my opinion, my perspective, this is just only my view.
44:44
I don't think it's genuine. It's because clearly it's so
44:48
much persecution going on, and she waited to Donald Trump
44:51
bring up bring this out about Christian persecution, knowing she
44:56
just got to finished having bad publicity about all the
44:58
dumpsit she was doing earlier.
44:59
Speaker 1: I think is a stunt. That's just my opinion. I'm
45:02
not mad for doing it.
45:03
Speaker 2: I think that's the thing. So do you think, well,
45:05
that's the thing people are I don't think she should
45:07
be getting backlash, That's the point of this whole rant.
45:10
I don't think she should be should be getting backlash
45:13
for for just thinking him for stepping in. It's not
45:16
like she it's even though, like you said, he is
45:19
trying to get immigrants, people who are I legal out
45:21
of the country, you know. And I you know, I'm
45:23
not the biggest Donald Trump fan, but but you know,
45:28
he's trying to do something right for once, so I did.
45:33
I wouldn't be praising him, I know, I wouldn't be,
45:35
but for people for her to get backlash for actually
45:38
thanking him for stepping in for that particular reason, I
45:41
don't know. I don't I couldn't be mad at that,
45:43
you know, I could be mad. Maybe she has family,
45:46
Maybe she has family in Africa. Who's you know facing
45:49
you know, I actually was talking to a man on
45:52
tender last week or two weeks ago. He was African,
45:55
and to your point when you said it's illegal to
45:57
be a gay, he was telling me that it's illegal
45:59
to be gay. And it is the part of I
46:01
don't know if it's the entire continent or if this
46:03
particular countries in Africa that it is illegal to be gay.
46:07
And and he was saying like they would like burn
46:11
you alive, stolen you to death, and they would they're
46:15
you know, they're gay men and lesbian women in those
46:19
countries have to live their life and fair because they
46:22
don't want to die. And I didn't know that it's
46:24
that bad over there. I knew that, you know, it
46:27
was shunned upon. But this man was telling me that
46:29
he had a good friend that was killed because his
46:34
parents out of him to the authorities. And I was like, WHOA, Like,
46:37
even the parents are really strong and not that's crazy supporting,
46:42
isn't It's It actually brought me to terrs when we
46:44
were talking about it two weeks ago, and how he
46:48
now lives over here and he's been here for three years,
46:51
and how he says he can finally live his life.
46:53
I'm like, damn so hearing that Chris Christianity is illegal
46:58
over there, it breaks my heart, you know, it does
47:00
break my heart. And whatever Donald's doing, I don't know
47:04
what he's doing, but I'm happy some leader are stepping in.
47:07
That's all I can say is I bring and praise them.
47:10
Did I just praise Donald Trump?
47:12
Speaker 4: Did I I think that if you if people have
47:17
and this is me because I know you don't do
47:19
looking deep into politics, if you look the reason behind
47:24
so many different things is hard for me to get
47:26
behind that. He's being genuine because every single thing that
47:30
Donald Trump does always have money behind it.
47:33
Speaker 1: Every single thing that has money behind it.
47:38
Speaker 2: Let's talk about just and genuine. Because he is a
47:40
big Jewish activist. He's not Jewish himself, but a lot
47:43
of Jewish people support him because he takes on a
47:47
lot of He defends them a lot. And I think
47:49
that he's only defending them because he knows that Jewish
47:52
people are very powerful in the world. That I find disingenuous.
47:56
I find his entire stance on Jewish religion Jews very dissegenerous,
48:02
only because he has a big support group behind him,
48:05
and he had that big support group from his first
48:08
run back in twenty what year is that twenty sixteen,
48:11
twenty fifteen. That's this is generous to me, which is.
48:14
Speaker 1: Crazy because you remember Charleston.
48:16
Speaker 4: There were Nazi sympathizers who were taking tatiki torches. Was
48:23
walking in Charleston, South Carolina, saying that the Jews would
48:29
not replace me. And you know what he said. He
48:31
says there were issues on both sides.
48:34
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, Donald.
48:36
Speaker 4: Trump don't give a fuck about anybody but his rich people.
48:40
You white poor Donald Trump supporters. He does not give
48:44
a fuck about you. Go read policies, go read he
48:49
doesn't give a fuck about no Christians. Well, he's put
48:51
his name on the Bible to sell it. You think
48:56
he gives you really think out, y'all, is just some research?
48:58
You really think he gives a fuck of about Christians
49:00
over there in another country? This is just another guy
49:03
that employed in me until he could prove me to
49:05
be otherwise.
49:05
Speaker 1: I think, is this ingenuous.
49:07
Speaker 4: I'm not giving him no praise because everything he's done
49:09
has all been soiled and has all been contaminated with
49:13
his despicable greed for money. Everything the man has done
49:19
and it's a shame that people won't do research and look,
49:22
just go look.
49:25
Speaker 3: Well.
49:25
Speaker 2: And it's the same too that he's refusing to open
49:28
the government. It's going on forty days that the government
49:31
has been shut down. And this is the longest time
49:34
the government has been shut down. And the second longest
49:38
was when he was president back in twenty eighteen. So
49:42
Donald Trump was president during both shutdowns. And it's shame
49:45
that you know, I told you, my best friend is
49:47
not getting paid right now, hasn't got received a paycheck.
49:50
People are not receiving their Oh my god, I can't
49:56
think of the food stamps. People are not receiving their
49:58
food stamps and stamps because of this man. So that's
50:03
that's Pedophile as well. Really, Pedophone supposed to fly tomorrow?
50:09
What's that gonna do?
50:10
Speaker 1: Not tomorrow? I'm supposed to fly next week? Well because
50:13
of the shutdown? Oh, TSA, TSA.
50:18
Speaker 2: But what's trying to say? Why the long lines? Is
50:21
that what you're referring to.
50:22
Speaker 4: Well, they're planning on closing of the air traffic control airspace.
50:28
Speaker 1: And the shut due to the shutdown. Yep.
50:32
Speaker 4: Really that it's going to be less flights out, longer
50:36
wait times, and there's a possibility of higher problems happen
50:41
in regards to plane issues.
50:44
Speaker 2: Mm hmm m interesting. I mean, and that's kind of obvious.
50:50
You know, I'm surprised that they're just now doing it
50:53
after forty days. I'm just I'm surprised that it took
50:56
them up over a month to come to that conclusion
50:59
that they need to, you know, fall back on the
51:01
amount of planes that are leaving out and that's taking Yeah,
51:05
well Donald, this is your doing. So Yeah. The last topic,
51:13
vin A pup rules their new season season twelve. Just
51:17
got the trailer got released earlier this week. Now, David,
51:20
I watch. I don't watch this show. I don't. I've
51:24
never seen an episode watching the show about waiters and waitresses.
51:28
Never really, you know, really made interested in watching, like
51:32
I don't. It's like it's like putting the cameras in
51:34
Applebee's or Chili's. Like I don't get the point of
51:36
the show. But it's really really, it's it's huge. Do
51:41
you watch a show Love Island at all? You watch?
51:43
You know Love Island?
51:44
Speaker 1: I do know Love Island. I don't watch.
51:46
Speaker 4: I'll barely be watching shows. Only shows I've been trying
51:49
to watch is The Real Housewives so that I can
51:51
come in here and talk shit.
51:52
Speaker 2: So the host, so the host from the new from
51:56
Love Islands for the past three seasons. She's from Vanda,
51:58
Poppa Rules Areana. She's really really big, but she got
52:01
big because this show is so huge. Well, the show
52:05
everyone from season they had really usually the same cast
52:09
for their first eleven seasons, and after season eleven they fired.
52:13
Everyone got fired, and they wanted to revamp the show
52:15
and make it more diverse.
52:16
Speaker 1: Now a different kind of white, spicy white.
52:21
Speaker 2: I don't get I don't get it. Why because the
52:26
cast photo, Like I said, the new season, the trailer
52:29
came out with a cast photo, and I don't see
52:31
no diversity at all. It's still all white people. And
52:35
when I talked about this on my block page, you know,
52:37
I said, where's the diversity? And people said we shouldn't
52:39
forced black people to be on TV shows.
52:42
Speaker 4: You guys, this is many black people would want to
52:46
be on a damn TV show. That's if somebody told me,
52:48
I would custom the fuck out, go ahead.
52:50
Speaker 2: This is the thing. When I said where's a diversity,
52:52
I wasn't just talking about black people. When we apply
52:55
for jobs, we are mostly all the jobs are diverse
52:59
in some type of way. Someone part of the Asian community,
53:01
someone who is part of the LGBT community, someone who
53:04
is has autism or disability, someone in a wheelchair. That's diversity.
53:08
I'm not just talking about the color of my skin.
53:10
Where's the diversity in general? Watching a show with all
53:14
white cast members is not really it's not appealing for
53:17
me to want to watch. We are in twenty twenty five,
53:20
we are working in jobs where every job has someone
53:24
part of the diversity community. If that makes sense. It's
53:27
not normal anymore to see a TV show full of
53:30
the same race anymore. Does that make sense to you?
53:32
Am I making sense? I don't understand why people thought
53:35
I was just talking about having a black person on
53:36
the show.
53:37
Speaker 1: I don't.
53:38
Speaker 2: I'm not talking about that. I just want diversity in general.
53:40
Have someone Asian, part of the Asian community, have someone
53:43
who's deaf or blind, somebody. Where's a diversity. We're talking
53:46
about a fucking restaurant here.
53:48
Speaker 1: This restaur don't.
53:48
Speaker 2: Have anybody else except white people working in this restaurant.
53:51
Speaker 1: Lisa Vanda Pump.
53:51
Speaker 2: I don't understand. I don't get it. That's what I
53:54
was talking about when I'm talking about that.
53:57
Speaker 1: So totally grave with you. And I think that just
54:00
in regards to.
54:02
Speaker 4: Just walking down a damn street, you're gonna just see
54:05
different people. No one's trying to force religiously race on people.
54:11
Nobody's trying to force just norm It almost, Marcus, is
54:16
like you're forcing only one race because when you go
54:21
outside there are so many different types of people.
54:24
Speaker 1: And and again, diversity is.
54:26
Speaker 4: Not saying that people who are not entertaining, people who
54:29
are not this ship to be on their own, but.
54:31
Speaker 1: Diversity is just different. It's just that's it. It's die
54:35
motherfucking verse.
54:37
Speaker 4: And when I saw it, I said, I'm not interested
54:40
at all. I look again, and I hate the preface
54:42
saying this, but I have to say this. I'm not racist.
54:45
I love motherfucking white people. I would not be able
54:47
to want. I will not be in the world where
54:49
there's no white people.
54:50
Speaker 2: I will not say that when people say that I'm
54:53
not racist.
54:57
Speaker 4: But I can say this, Marcus, I can say this,
55:00
but you know, people hate to say people great basical
55:02
people say this. I have a white friend since we
55:06
were six grade. He is one of my best friends.
55:10
He married my niece. Okay, so listen, and.
55:14
Speaker 1: I got mixed people in my family. You're my friend,
55:16
you're by racial Yeah.
55:17
Speaker 4: My point is we cannot just continue to go down
55:21
the same road.
55:23
Speaker 1: Of the sixties. The world is diverse.
55:26
Speaker 4: Make it diverse. It just makes it interesting. Who want
55:29
a big ass bowl of just lettuce?
55:31
Speaker 2: Thank you?
55:31
Speaker 1: Nobody used to lettuce bowl lettuce.
55:33
Speaker 4: You have my fucking cheese, and you got onions, and
55:37
you got chicken.
55:37
Speaker 2: I got one better, but I got one I got
55:39
one better for you. You know why? You know why Lucky
55:41
charm stood out, stood out because they added marshmallows to
55:44
this cereal. All right, that's how all right? Instead instead
55:48
of eating just playing cereals, let's add marshmallows diversed, okay,
55:53
and you don't watch the Row Housewives of New York City.
55:56
New York City had all white women for many, many seasons.
55:59
Now they got fiedired after thirteen seasons and revamped with
56:03
that diverse crowd. They brought in two lesbians. They brought
56:07
in one of the lesbians was Puerto Rican, one was white.
56:10
They brought in someone who was Middle Eastern. They brought
56:14
in someone who's African. And they brought these women and
56:17
they had like, you know, maybe like one or two
56:19
white women, and they brought all these women together. Now,
56:22
it sucked. The casting sucks, but I liked. I liked
56:28
what they were trying to do. They were trying to
56:31
really make because New York City is one of the
56:33
most diverse cities in America. And I like the execution.
56:39
I like the not the execution was terrible, but I
56:41
like the presentation. But the execution was terrible. That's what
56:44
I was expecting for the Van of pok Real Show. Disappointed. David.
56:47
I actually applied for the show when they were castine.
56:49
I sent him my audition tape in a little applicant application.
56:54
Of course, I didn't get a call back, but I
56:56
applied because I'm like, you know, what if if you're
56:59
looking for I'm back and gay, and that's two checks
57:02
for me. But that's clearly not what they're looking for.
57:04
They just wanted all they do have a gay man
57:06
on the show, but I'm not counting him because he's white.
57:09
Is that rude? Nope, okay, just saying, just saying, just
57:19
like for the People Magazine Jonathan Bailey, you know, I'm
57:22
happy that he opened the door for many gay people,
57:26
being the first gay man by guarantee you. They won't
57:28
put a gay black man on that cover, guarantee you.
57:32
And that's gonna be another issue I'm going to have
57:33
in five years.
57:34
Speaker 1: Maybe they'll put August on there.
57:38
Speaker 2: I don't think he deserves me on so this is
57:40
the thing too. And he's cute, but I don't think
57:43
they even know of him. Because People Magazine, I think
57:45
they look for people who are known globally, if that
57:49
makes sense. I don't really think that they need they
57:52
are looking for people who are just known nationally. I
57:54
think they're looking for people globe because there are many
57:56
people who are just American who are just known here
57:59
in America that are never added to the list, and
58:02
I always wonder why. But I think that because people
58:04
as a global magazine, I think they look for some
58:07
for people who are known around the entire world.
58:10
Speaker 4: Is there any global black gay person who could do it?
58:24
Speaker 1: You got you gotta snip.
58:28
Speaker 2: You know, I you know, I seen him at I
58:30
seen him. He was a section over for me when
58:32
I went to go see Beyonce in Vegas, and my
58:35
best friend was like, you're so mean, because when I
58:37
saw him, I was like, my dear, my dear, he
58:43
did he? I have a video of it. Yeah, he
58:45
walked like literally right past me. And my friend was like,
58:48
I can't take you nowhere. Yeah you can't.
58:50
Speaker 1: I would cry.
58:52
Speaker 2: A gay parson that's really known globally a gay black person.
58:57
The only person I can think of is, oh, he
59:00
he just stepped down. But he was a fashion designer
59:03
for oh some not Vulgue, Olive or something. But I
59:11
don't know if he's globally known today. He he looks
59:16
it to me, Yes, yes, Yeah, he's a step down. Yeah,
59:20
he stepped down today. But I don't know if he's
59:22
globally known. But I don't I can't see I can't
59:25
see him on the cover either. I don't think he sucks.
59:28
We all have different dependions, our different definitions of sexy.
59:31
But I don't know gay black man globe. I have
59:33
to like think of that. I have to think of that.
59:36
Not with those braids. You saw those fake he all
59:38
those braids he got. Oh my god, they're fucking is
59:42
it's weave. It's not even his hair. It looks it
59:45
looks like we've like it looks so fake and ugly.
59:47
Speaker 4: O over what mm I think he's beautiful.
59:53
Speaker 2: He is. Just take out the he's been rocking those
59:55
braids for the past three years. Funk. What is that? Well,
59:57
just look up blow main and just you know.
1:00:00
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, m m mmm. Did he got like on
1:00:08
fire burnt one time?
1:00:09
Speaker 2: Oh? You know what that actually is? Coming back? Yeah?
1:00:12
That sounded familiar. That sounded really really familiar. Oh da
1:00:17
V do we for? We don't have time to talk
1:00:20
about Julia Fox damn for Halloween costume? Halloween costume? Oh,
1:00:27
Jackie Kennedy, No, Kennedy. Okay, let me just have that.
1:00:32
I don't have the message the ful nobody care about that,
1:00:36
goddamn but but listen, listen, listen. I just want your opinion,
1:00:40
because you know I like to hear. Listen. So she
1:00:47
for Halloween when as Jackie Kennedy. Okay, after wearing the
1:00:51
same outfit pink suit that Jackie Kennedy wore when her
1:00:54
husband was assassinated, John F. Kennedy. We all know that
1:00:57
he was assassinated when they were on the back of
1:01:00
their car, you know, doing some type of parade. Julia
1:01:04
Fox wore that pink suit, but on the pink suit
1:01:06
was bloodstains, and she would as Jackie Kennedy after John M.
1:01:10
Kennedy was assassinated. She got a lot of backlash because
1:01:14
people thought that was insensitive. And I was one of them.
1:01:16
That's really insensitive to do. It's like someone and even
1:01:19
though I wasn't a fan of Charlie Kirk, but that's
1:01:22
like someone posing as Charlie Kirk, you know, with a
1:01:25
bullet in his neck for Halloween, or cock him the
1:01:27
neck to the side, or even worse to beat. That's
1:01:29
like someone posing as a nine to eleven survivor. I
1:01:32
remember when the twin towers crashed and all the people
1:01:35
are covered in dust. That's like someone doing that very
1:01:37
that's really really rude. She have to go uprough my
1:01:41
Twitter because she spoke out about it, and she said
1:01:43
that she did it as an honor because I want
1:01:46
to get her verbiage correct. Fuck I didn't. Oh here
1:01:49
it is, I got it. I got it, I got it.
1:01:50
Calm down, calm down, I got it.
1:01:52
Speaker 1: This is what she said when.
1:01:55
Speaker 2: This is what Julia Fox says. When her husband was assassinated,
1:01:58
she refused to change out of her bloodstained cloth, saying
1:02:01
I want them to see what they've done. Her decision
1:02:04
not to change the clothes, even after being encouraged to,
1:02:07
was an act of bravery. It was performance. It was performance, protests,
1:02:12
and morning all at once. It's about trauma power and
1:02:16
how feminity itself is a form of resistance. That's a
1:02:19
reason for doing this Halloween costume. I'm not buying it, Julia.
1:02:23
You I don't care what the fuck you thought was
1:02:26
cute about it. It's not cute. It's not cute at all,
1:02:30
and you're just weird in general. You dated Keanye West,
1:02:33
even though he sings the theme song of this He
1:02:35
sings the song for the theme song of this podcast.
1:02:37
But you're just weird in general. Get it right, Let's
1:02:42
keep zoning, let's keep moaning, and the moon and you'll
1:02:48
be running back to me.
1:02:50
Speaker 1: You sound like Tony Braxton, who was just.
1:02:53
Speaker 2: She made millions and the bitch and you you know
1:02:56
what that what's that cafish? You look like a fat
1:02:58
ass Kelly Price bitch? How about that? All right? Keep
1:03:03
remember that that is Kelly.
1:03:09
Speaker 4: First of all, it was insensitive as ship. For the record,
1:03:13
that Kelly Price joke in the fact that she was
1:03:14
wearing that outsit very very, very insensitive.
1:03:20
Speaker 2: Mike, Kelly Price shock or the guys.
1:03:24
Speaker 1: Yours yours was very insensitive.
1:03:27
Speaker 2: And because you keep coming from me ho.
1:03:29
Speaker 4: And her wearing that goddamn dress was very insensitive. I
1:03:32
don't she said all that bullshit it's about strength and courage.
1:03:35
Speaker 1: No, she said that she cause she was getting backlash.
1:03:38
Speaker 4: That's why she said it. Because she shouldn't. That should
1:03:40
have came out first when she posted on the pill.
1:03:43
She should have said it like, hey, I'm wearing this
1:03:45
because blah blah blah blah blah. No, you're gonna wear
1:03:48
when somebody was killed and assassinated and as a as
1:03:52
a form of of courage, and bitch, you're lying, you
1:03:57
got caught. You're trying to clean up your public, your public,
1:04:01
whatever it's called.
1:04:03
Speaker 2: You'll never believe what just happened to me again, not
1:04:07
that yourself again. I keep it's bloody, you fucking asshole.
1:04:14
Oh where I keep scratching my leg and no, I'm
1:04:20
just I just I don't know, and I keep bleeding.
1:04:23
This is like the third time that, like we recorded
1:04:25
a show and I scratched the same leg and I
1:04:27
have on white pants and now my white pants are
1:04:29
covered in blood.
1:04:30
Speaker 1: Well, definitely cut this. Cut that ship out. Damn it.
1:04:35
Speaker 2: Sorry to cut you off, but it's just like, this
1:04:37
is the third time that I've done this while recording
1:04:39
the show.
1:04:40
Speaker 4: Sn't you gonna say you shit it?
1:04:42
Speaker 1: I said, damn anybody said he shot it? Like I
1:04:44
thought that was.
1:04:46
Speaker 2: But you know what, but you know what, my stomach
1:04:48
is a little hurting, So let's just stop the show up.
1:04:50
We've been doing this for an hour. I need to
1:04:51
sit back on the toilet. You all so good episode,
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Love you, Thank you for participating and having good conversation
1:05:01
with me.
1:05:02
Speaker 4: No, we always talk after the show. A stomach no, no, no,
1:05:11
we've been for INDs since teenagers. Take it what you're
1:05:13
in the bathroom.
1:05:14
Speaker 2: I don't give a fuck if we're if we shared it,
1:05:16
if we're in the same womb together, I don't give
1:05:20
a fuck. If we were in the same fucking coucie.
1:05:23
I'm not taking you in the bathroom.
1:05:25
Speaker 1: And you're gonna say that, well, you need to stop scratch.
1:05:27
And it's probably at your nerves.
1:05:29
Speaker 2: I keep doing that this last week. I did it
1:05:32
last week.
1:05:33
Speaker 4: It's because you're the you ner the end. You need
1:05:36
the end, So you're kind of like, okay, like you
1:05:38
need yeah, oh get a figital friend because you may
1:05:41
need you may need a figitor.
1:05:42
Speaker 2: Oh actually, oh look it's funny you say that.
1:05:46
Speaker 1: Is this what you're talking about?
1:05:47
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know. Anyways, that's today's episode. I appreciate
1:05:53
everyone for listening, and yeah, any final words before I
1:05:59
get off this bitch.
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Speaker 1: All of me loves all.
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Speaker 2: Right, guys, we'll talk to you next Friday.
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Speaker 3: Bye. Talk.