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Speaker 1: All right, that's why you know. All right, guys, my
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name is mister Marcus Swite and I'm dop v God
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damn it, and we are here. I don't know why
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you're getting an attitude. Honey. Where were your hosts for
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the comments section? Okay, we are back. It's been about
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three weeks, all right, and this is we came back
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early for you. I didn't want to do this. I
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wanted the entire month of June off. But you want
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to come back because you are fame hungry. You trying
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to be funny. You try to be freaking money. But
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I ain't gonna say nothing. You try to be funny. Well,
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I mean you did say we're getting so many followers.
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We got over ten thousand followers. How can Why are
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we not recording a new episode this week? Yeah? Godd
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he needs a break. Daddy needs a break. Okay. I
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want to enjoy the summer, and I have been. I've
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been out here dipping it and doing it in my
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Wendy Williams voice, all right, and I've been having a
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good How are you doing? How you doing? And you
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edit a clip with you on the show in the background,
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clapp it had good times. On her show. But no,
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we are back with new episodes. We are going to
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just be back for four more episodes until the season wraps,
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and that I don't know when we're going to come
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back after that. What's the final date in September? But
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I am going to have enjoy my summer, so we
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will be well, there will be no new episodes in
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the whole month of August and probably half of September,
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because now you bear September. We didn't start this season.
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We didn't start this season till October. I usually don't
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this podcast. Yeah, yeah, so I mean that's just because
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we had a fight to get your ass to start
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doing it. That's why. Yeah, this is just too much
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work for me. It's too much work, you know. Like
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I said, I'm this out here enjoying life right now
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and my hot boy summer ear and yeah, this podcast
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has not been on my mind. Like I'm not even
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going to hold you so what's been not you? So?
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But have you By the way, Davida is trying to
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insinuate something and he asked if he's allowed to talk
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about something, and I said no, And now he's itching
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to share what he knows, and that just tells me
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that I can't tell you nothing from now on. Bitch.
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All right, Oh yeah, you mean pretty much to say
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that I can't be how you do me no, because
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it's not funny. It's not funny when you do it.
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It's funny when I do Oh yeah, it's hilarious when
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I put your business out there, but when you do
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it to me, No, that's not cute or funny. You
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can't Marcus, Marcus, you know what I'm saying. No, no,
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no interesting. Okay, that's the lesson that we learned. End
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today's class. Kids. Yep, Marcus is a pettyre mm hm
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and you're a slush Shut up. Let's be peaceful. This
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is like the last episode for like how long. No,
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this is not the last episode. We have four more
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episodes until we're done. So this is the final four
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episodes until we are done. Soh okay, okay, then I'm
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not going to talk to you to October. You're a
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hire you up. All right, Let's get this show started
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because we have lots of stuff to catch up on,
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and so much happened in the last three weeks. So
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here we go. Wrote Rhode Island Housewive Season one, they
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had their reunion air this past Sunday, and davide I
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was there. I was glued to my TV screen. I
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actually watched it live, which I hate doing because of commercials.
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I like watching it on Peacock to eliminate all the commercials.
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But I had to watch it live because it was
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so intense these women. First of all, they had an
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amazing season one, but these women came to this reunion
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for what ready? And these women, you know, when I
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watched this reunion, I forgot that, you know, in that moment,
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that this is just their first reunion. The way they're acting,
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this seemed like the season four or five reunion. You know,
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I liked it. And you know who stood out the
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most to me during this reunion the new character? Which
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one she was? Who missed three episodes? All right? Miss
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three episodes? All right? Yeah? She stood out to me.
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She was on on Joe, She was on Joeylan's neck.
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Anything that was being said, it could have been about Andy.
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She gonna she gonna turn it to Joe Ellen. All right.
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Speaker 2: She really did every day tour. She looks like one
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of the Who characters.
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Speaker 1: She does from from The Grinch, right, She does look
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like with the new nose. She does look like one
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of the Who characters.
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Speaker 2: I'm laughing because I know, you boy, the edit that
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face right here at this part.
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Speaker 1: Sure I am, I'm about to put it right here
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in this little section her. Her new name is Ruella who?
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All right? Who? We should also put in the song
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who Are You Remember? The C side theme song Are
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You No? To Corney? All right? I about it all right?
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Wamp womp wom, but no Ruella. I call her Ruella
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for everybody Ruella rhymes or Kuela. I know her name
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is Rula, but I give her, I give her her nickname.
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I don't know what made her wanted to react this
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way on this reunion. I don't know if it's because
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she was only featured in maybe three or four episodes
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and she felt like she was gonna lose her clam?
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Is that what they hold in the theme song? A clam?
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Or is it a sea sat show? I don't know which.
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I don't know. Is it a clam? What is it?
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The oyster? A seashell? What is it? I don't know what?
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They hope, but you know, claim huh claim lose their claim.
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I'm not helping you. I feel bad but I'm not
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helping him, so I'm sad anyway. So I think that
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maybe she came to this reunion gunning for Joe Allen
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because she felt like she was going to be demoted
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next season because she wasn't in the most of the season.
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But I don't understand her anger for Joe Ellen. I
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feel like she should be thinking Joe Allen because Joe
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Allen is the one who was You know that your
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husband Brian is cheated on you with the mistress Allegedly
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her name is that'th or Liz. I forgot the mistress name.
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She's blocking me on Instagram because I exposed to her.
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But I thought that Ruela should have been more nice
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to Joellen. What do you think.
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Speaker 2: I think that Ruella needed somebody to just be mad at.
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I think to your point, she she I don't think
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she could really think of anybody to be mad at.
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I think she's going to Joelling because Joellen is like,
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it goes Liz, then it goes like Joellen, So she's
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not gonna go to Liz. I think they're all scared
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of Liz, so she's to go out there Joellen. I
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think that's what it was. It was easy just to
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you know, because you were right every five seconds it
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was at her.
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Speaker 1: What did you think? Yeah, every five seconds, just like
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and and Joellen. She was more nice to Liz, but
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Joellen wasn't as nice to Riyala, Like she kept saying,
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shut up, you weren't here throughout the season. Why are
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you here on the couch? You know, your husband's whore?
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And like, I am team Joe Ellen. I mean, how
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can you be upset with me when your husband is
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sheet on you and then you're defending him and you're
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saying that he wasn't she and he wasn't with the mistress.
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By the way, David, get this ship here. I am
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minding someone here. I am on my phone trying to
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find someone else's business, like a mind. And someone sent
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me a DM of them, like having proof that Brian
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was with the mistress at the time that he was
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telling Ruela that he was not. So this person told
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me that one of the housewives is a big fan
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of mine, and she told me they told me Hi,
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but she was sitting outside of the Mistress's house and
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had sent me videos of Brian walking into the Now
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who do that? No? And the dates way back and
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I don't know her. I don't know her. I don't
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know her. I have the username, but the date was
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from August of twenty twenty five. I don't know her.
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She's just a random person who sent me this information
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resources protected so we can get more of it. It
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was three videos sent and well did she sent it
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in like a story that goes away after like you know,
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you click it? So I had to, like she allowed
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me to watch it twice, but I was just one.
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I was too wondering, like, okay, what's just telling me?
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Like I already believed that he already was cheating on her.
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I didn't need you know you stalking her the stalking proof.
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But I want to know which housewife sent her to
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stalk him, because I know it wasn't Lolla. Which housewife
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was it that she said loved my pay? You think so? M?
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I wonder? I think. Here's why I think? Is joelne
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Now mind you? I love Joel and Jordan. She is
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my favorite mind. She lost a little weight too. They
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all look like they lost a little weight for her.
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Speaker 2: I don't know, got sweet m.
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Speaker 1: They got tweaked for it for this reunion.
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Speaker 2: But what I will say is why I think is
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Joellen is because Joellen is so angry that ruler keeps
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on attacking her, and Joellen is trying to say, look,
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it's not me, it's your husband. Be mad at your husband,
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stop being mad at me. And that's what people do
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a lot of times. You attack the other person, but
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you don't want to say shit to the person who's
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actually causing the thing. I would not be surprised if
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Joellen was the one to do it, just so she
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can prove for a point that his ass a shi t.
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Speaker 1: Yeah. But at the same time, you already have the
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videos of him with her on the boat and private
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pictures of them too, So what further proof do you
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need and why even go to that extreme to have
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him followed? Like, to be honest with you, Joellen did
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her part. She let her friend know that the husband
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she her behind her back. I think now let it go.
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Choosing to stay with him, she is accepting this, you know,
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his open this open marriage, I guess. And all you
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can do now is to support her, because that's all
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she needs right now is just supporting her and whatever
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she chooses to do. But Ruella, the heat that you
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have for Joellen, honey, You're gonna regret that next year
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when Brian, your husband, she's on you with another mistress.
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So who gotta come back?
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Speaker 2: She has to come back because she and I'm glad
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she comes back.
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Speaker 1: It is because like.
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Speaker 2: This story to me, somebody's not gonna go away, and
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it's weird.
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Speaker 1: It's not gonna go away.
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Speaker 2: But what makes it so bad is she was attacking
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joe Ella every five seconds.
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Speaker 1: She really was coming with the five She.
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Speaker 2: Can't fight every She was like, you ever seen somebody
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who double dutcher? She they just she is waiting to
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jump up in that motherfucker.
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Speaker 1: You know what I mean.
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Speaker 2: I'm like, dang, Like, girl, you can't barely breathe through
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that numbles, Why you're trying to fight it barely breed?
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Speaker 1: Like, come on on, like chill. She was ready that No,
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she wasn't ready to breed, but she was ready. She
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got the Michael Jackson else does she got the tic
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tac nose? Yeah, she got the tic tac nose? Oh
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my god, so little. I was like, what the hell?
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Well enjoying the said, I don't even know who you are.
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Are you a new character? But I can't wait to
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see Part two let's talk Liz versus Joellen real quick
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before we move on, because I'm still confused of why
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Liz and Joellen are not getting along or for that
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one little argument they had in the car, and it
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just doesn't make sense. Liz hates Joellen for some reason,
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and I don't understand why. Why.
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Speaker 2: Here's why I think that Liz hates Joella is what
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joelln said, because Joellen is one of the only ones.
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Speaker 1: She does not yield to Liz.
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Speaker 2: If you really look at all the girls, all the girls.
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Speaker 1: Really act scared Liz.
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Speaker 2: They decided like, yeah, I'm a little scarter sometimes like yeah,
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she can be a little mean. Joelle is the only
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one who don't do that shit, and Liz, you can
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see that shit. Liz cannot stand Joellen. Jolly let that
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friendship go. And even Joellen a little bit was trying
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to like appease her.
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Speaker 1: See that, Yeah, I'd say I saw it, Yeah, I
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saw it. And that's why it's a little confusing, because
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it's like Joellen's being so nice to someone who is
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being so evil to her, but she's being so nasty
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to Ruella. I feel like Joellen should have been given
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the same energy to Ruella and to Liz, but she
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was pretty much trying to I think Joeellen really does
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love Liz and she wants to estabage that friendship and
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that's the reason why she's being sweet and nicer. But
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Liz is like, I just don't understand it. Maybe in
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part two I'll understand why Liz hates her. But I
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do agree with what they're saying. Maybe it's because Joellen
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isn't scared of Liz and Liz hates that.
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Speaker 2: Can you see him so subdued? You look so you
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look so good and look so subdued. You sid seem
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happy like you. You know you cut this part out,
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but I'm looking at you and you're looking so subdued
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and just like happy and peaceful.
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Speaker 1: I wonder why what is this glow coming from? Because
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I didn't talk to you for the week. So moving on, Okay,
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we are moving on to Atlanta Housewives. Now they said
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you're a fucking messy. Shut the fuck up. Shut the
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fuck up. You can cut it off, motherfucker. You can
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cut it off. That's too much work to edit. What
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don't say nothing. I'm not adding I'm not adding anything out.
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I'm not talking about what.
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Speaker 2: What Let me just say one one other quick thing.
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Mm hm, Ashley got to go?
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Speaker 1: She did she do? Like, come on, dash Ashley, seven.
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Speaker 2: Times you cried? Did she cry on the show? And
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there's nothing wrong with crying sometimes like can share our emotion.
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But damn, like damn, Ashley has.
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Speaker 1: No to me.
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Speaker 2: She has no storyline. Her husband works a hundred hours
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and she cries. Bring us someone who's gonna bring us something,
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not even bring drama, just bring something else. And she's
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a very beautiful woman. But Ashley, I think you should
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go do something those peaceful. I think its gonna be
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a librarian because right now you know the housewives, it's
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not for your baby.
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Speaker 1: Yeah. I wouldn't say a librarian. I just say, you
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know what this man talk to kids? Yeah, be a manny, Yeah,
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talk to kids. Beat b this a home. I like
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just to hear what children and you know, when they cry,
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you can cry, when they laugh, you can laugh. You
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know this just yeah, she's not a good housewife.
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Speaker 2: As looked like Katy Perry a little bit who doesn't
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it Rosie look like Katy Perry a little bit rolly?
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Speaker 1: Who's roly Rosie? No Katy Perry. No, she looks like
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Fiona from Shrek. Does that mean now.
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Speaker 2: Fiona when she's Shrek, when she's a Trek version, she
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don't look like No, I feel she looked like Katy Perry.
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Speaker 1: Go ahead, when you do the edits, put Katy Perry
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up right next year, they look alike. She Katy Perry,
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and I'm gonna do Fiona, and we're gonna see which
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one she looks like the most. She doesn't look like Katie.
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She's too like not to like. I don't want to
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fat shame her, but she's too thick for Katie. She's
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not like, she's not her face. M I don't see Katie.
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I see Lady Nana, Yodel, wind Window Gel windowdell Yo,
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not carn Adele. You know, I'm not really if you're
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talking about rumor hazard Adele, I'm talking about chasing pavements.
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You cannot put this on here. I'm sorry. I would
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not be a part of this. By the way, by
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the way, my god, by the way, Rosie's best friend.
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I'm friends with Rosie's best friends and he wants to
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come on the podcast, so he's definitely gonna be angry
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about this episode of the podcast. So I said that
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his best friend. Hey, Peter, Peter's wonderful. We've been friends
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for a couple of years now, but he's best friends
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with Rosen.
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Speaker 2: You're insane, bro, Please don't please you.
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Speaker 1: I'm not doing no editing. This is all raw, this
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is all going on.
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Speaker 2: I used to be fat, so I can say that
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I used to be three hundred and forty one pounds,
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so I can talk.
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Speaker 1: About that people and to fat. No, he's a date
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of fat person, so I understand. I can. I can relate.
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I dated, how you dated a fat person? Mean any
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fuck I do? I did, true, true story, I did
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for three four years. I did. I did. I am done.
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You can't listen.
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Speaker 2: It's like a white person saying any word saying I
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dated a black person's and say that No, no, that
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will come. I was part of the community. I was
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a part of the fat community.
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Speaker 1: So I can't. I can't.
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Speaker 2: I am legally obligated to say, Hey.
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Speaker 1: But I didn't call her. Did I call her fat?
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I don't know. I don't think I called her fat.
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Speaker 2: No, you alluded. You said I don't want a fat shame?
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Oh like adele.
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Speaker 1: It? Oh my god, I don't know. Oops. Oops, well,
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I'm looking forward to Rhode Island Housewives the final part reunion.
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By the way, they're all coming back for season two.
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Season two will begin filming in the next maybe a
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week or two. Very soon. Everyone is coming back except
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for Dolores Catania. She was not asked to come back
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the friend of But I'm thinking she wasn't asked to
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come back because she's filming New Jersey Housewives right now,
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So maybe it's a conflict of you know, she can't
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film two shows. But I'm gonna say that because I
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like Dolores, But I know fans are saying because she
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was just born on this first season, so yeah, uh,
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Real house I can't say that, right, Real Housewives of Atlanta.
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This past Sunday, Like, there's really not much going on
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that we haven't already discussed, but this one situation, I
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just felt like this was a good conversation piece to
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bring on the podcast. So Angela Oakley, she has a
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daughter named Amari now Amari Snuggle snuck off a couple
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of years ago to get married to her girlfriend, who
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she has been dating for ten years. Angela last season
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said she did not know that Amari was married for
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two years and she found out last season. So on
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this past Sunday's episode, Angela was saying that she wants
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a Mari to tell Angela's two youngest children that this
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is my wife and that this woman is just not
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my best friend and Anel it feels like she needs
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to tell her two younger siblings that because that would
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make them closer, or she just feels like, you know,
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that would just make a Mari some it just breaks
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some closure to the family. Something that nature and I
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just agreed. We can't really pressure someone to come out
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to family, friends or anything. People will come out when
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they feel comfortable, when they feel like it's the right time,
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and when they're ready. Just because one person came out,
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just because a Mari had came out to you and
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told some family members that she was married to a woman,
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doesn't mean that she's too comfortable with coming out to
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the entire family. But I could be wrong. What do
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you think? No, I think it's not a fair ask exactly.
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Speaker 2: I get her sentiment what she's trying to do, like,
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you know, hey, let's be honest, be straightforward, so that
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then everybody can just you know, become closer. But even
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if that is your intentions. You can't force a person
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to tell something personal about them that is a personal
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thing that only when they are ready to do that, Like,
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what is your goal of you trying to make them
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tell their sibling. Maybe they're not comfortable that, maybe they
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don't want their sibling to know that part of their life,
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and that is perfectly fine. I just don't think that
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that's something that anyone, anybody should do in any capacity,
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to force a person to come out on hutai on
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your time. Yeah, I don't think it's fair. I think
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it's uncomfortable that contact subject. And this was really good
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subject you brought up too, And I.
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Speaker 1: Just don't understand that. You know, obviously I don't know
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what your sexuality is. I can't remember, but I'm a
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gay man, and so I know that, you know, fifteen
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years ago. It being gay back then wasn't as I
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don't know, want to say, as cool, but it wasn't
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really as accepted accepted as it is now. And it
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was really really a struggle for me to you know,
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tell people my sexuality. So that's why I can relate
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to Amari because I've been in her shoes before. I
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have been pear pressured to tell certain people my sexuality
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and I just felt like I wasn't ready at that time.
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But because I was pear pressure by either family or friends,
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you know, I went about it in a nasty way.
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And that's what Angela. I don't want Angela to do.
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I don't want a Mari to say it in a
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nasty way or in a way that she does not
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feel comfortable in saying it. These kids, I don't I
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think they're either in middle school and elementary. They don't
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need to know, Angela. They don't need to know. They
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really don't. I don't why. Yeah, they've got time and
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by the time, by the time that they will be
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old enough to even know, Amari might be divorced, so like,
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you know, like just Angela, back off, back off. However,
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doing this on TV is not wise either, because these
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kids may see the episode, or their friends may see
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the episode and share it to them and show it
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to them in school, like, hey, I saw that you
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don't know that your sister's married to a woman. Here's
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the episode about and show you know, show their phone
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on an iPad. So that's not smart as well. Sorry,
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I cut you off the.
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Speaker 2: Bed, No you you literally, that's exactly about to say,
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like it's the public thing that's even worse. That's why no, no,
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you like, I shoul let you keep on going, because
23:24
that is a putting mess up out in public. It's
23:27
almost like you're forcing the conversation. And I got a
23:29
one quick personal story. Well now it's around like I
23:32
think like twenty two. One of my sisters literally created
23:37
it a fake okay.
23:42
Speaker 1: On Facebook and trying to.
23:47
Speaker 2: Of course, it was weird, like somebody like messaging me
23:49
and they use a picture like ride out of Google.
23:52
You know this is like you dependure ride out of Google?
23:56
This this half clad guy.
23:58
Speaker 1: I'm like, what is this?
24:00
Speaker 2: Fast forward ten years later, me and my mother for
24:04
my sisters arouse and talking and one of my sisters says, well, yeah,
24:08
aren't you aren't you the one who tried to get them?
24:11
Aren't you to try to get Anthony to you created
24:13
that fake page to try.
24:14
Speaker 1: To get them?
24:15
Speaker 2: So I don't know a those I never knew that
24:17
had aster who's trying to find out my sexuality by
24:23
creating a fake page. When people, when people do things
24:27
like this, it's more for them, It's not more for
24:30
whatever you're trying to find out. So her trying to
24:33
get her kids to force her to talk to her
24:36
younger siblings is not fair. It's making me question her
24:40
intentions because it's not about the kids, because the kids
24:42
ain't asking about it.
24:43
Speaker 1: Wait for them to find out. So, yeah, sorry that
24:47
you had to go through that. You know, people who don't,
24:49
people who are not part of the community, they don't
24:51
understand the pressure that we have on us. And it
24:54
is a real serious pressure. It's pretty much. It's it's
24:58
pretty much like like a too and like a brain tumor,
25:02
the tumor against a skull. Like that's how it feels
25:04
when you feel pressure to come out. That's how it
25:07
felt for me and people who are not part of
25:09
the community. Parents who have gay kids, please don't pressure
25:14
them to come out to the family or to anybody.
25:16
Let them come out there. Don't have a pressure them
25:18
to come out to you. Let them come out when
25:20
they are ready to come out. You know you can't.
25:22
It's like it's like a baby. Let the baby developing
25:25
your stomach for nine months. You can't give birth to
25:27
a baby early. It's gonna come out prematurely. It's come
25:30
out healthy. And you want people to come out when
25:33
there's when it's time, so they can cause it's gonna
25:36
be healthy. It's not a good analogy. I hope I'm out.
25:38
Speaker 2: I thought that was really good analogy because premature kids
25:42
typically have a lot of issues. So people who come
25:45
out before usually now they go to a way of
25:48
the other end. They do all kind of crazy things
25:52
they do. The sexual promiskitness is even worse because now
25:56
it's like, you know what, fuck it. And this is
25:59
the reason while we have to be careful for trying
26:01
to pressure peoples with their sexuality and their decisions, because
26:06
that's why so many DL men because they don't feel comfortable.
26:09
Because if people just feel comfortable to try some shit,
26:12
it's a.
26:12
Speaker 1: Lot of gay men.
26:13
Speaker 2: I probably wouldn't be gay right now because they probably
26:15
could have tried.
26:15
Speaker 1: It when it was thirteen fourteen and been like I
26:17
don't want this, I don't even want this.
26:19
Speaker 2: But because they live so long with not experience in
26:23
that by the time that they started experiencing it became
26:25
an unhealthy sexual appetite and now it's like, hey, this
26:29
is who I am, and now they weigh on the
26:30
other end of the spectrum. We have to allow people
26:33
to live their life. So I'm trying to force people
26:35
to do something in your image and your time. And
26:38
that is why so much unhealthy relationships, and that's why
26:41
gay men right now have so many issues, because they
26:44
constantly have been pressured to live in the view of
26:47
other people's view. That's not right. Saying with her trying
26:50
to make her kids see this this time, No.
26:52
Speaker 1: I don't agree with it. So and it's funny that
26:55
you say that. You know, sometimes we pressure gay men
26:59
coming out. And that's why I'm telling all my fans
27:03
on my Mister Housewife's page stop sending me the dms
27:07
that Rosie's husband from Rhode Island since y'all, because I
27:12
don't want to out that man. You know what I'm saying.
27:14
If he's d L, let him be d L. If
27:17
he's a bottom, let him be a bottom. Rosie is
27:20
married to him, and Rosie might be aware of his
27:23
gay tendencies that he does when she's away. I don't
27:27
know when he's away. He looks older than forty three.
27:31
He's forty three years old, and he looked a little
27:33
fifty three. But allegedly the word of the curve is
27:36
I got a lot of DMS with when he's away
27:39
working out of state. He's hitting up black men trying
27:44
to get in their pants on grinder and I get
27:46
the proof, but I didn't ever want to talk about
27:49
it because I don't want to out him. Heyof this
27:59
segue is wow? You like how it did that?
28:05
Speaker 2: Huh today you've been rep I am good like I got.
28:13
I want to give you a brobe a chill. You
28:17
come every now and then you back down. You're just
28:19
in this great space. I am mm hmm ymn for
28:24
this week. You know.
28:28
Speaker 1: David and Victoria Beckham. Victoria Beckham, she was part of
28:31
the Spice Girls as Posh Spice my favorite Spice girl
28:35
by the way. And then David No. She always wore
28:39
with like the tight dresses and the high hills. She
28:41
was posh. I think she had a bob at one
28:44
point and then she cut her hair. So that's Victoria
28:47
Posh Beckham. And then her husband, David is an international
28:50
soccer player. He's a big soccer player over in the UK.
28:55
They have a couple of kids. We talked about them
28:57
before and a couple of months ago, but their second
28:59
oldest child name is Romeo Beckham. He stole her. He
29:03
stole Victoria's face. He looks just like Victoria, very stunning,
29:08
and he was a model growing up. He's about twenty
29:11
sixty years old right now, Well, Romeo Beckham, he's really good, right,
29:15
he's really good looking? Right? Really? Yeah, very good looking?
29:18
How old is he? Real? Quick? He's twenty six right,
29:21
twenty three, Harney, Oh, younger than I thought. Okay, can't
29:24
be too inappropriate then, but he still of age. But
29:28
let me not to be too thin. I hear it
29:30
out in here. Ah, hell, look, Romeo Beckham. Romeo is
29:37
making his acting debut in a surprising role. It is
29:43
in a gay rom com. Now, this film is called
29:46
forty Love and it's about a tennis superstar who falls
29:50
for a new rival tennis player. Now, both characters are
29:55
challenged to confront something that they never dealt with before,
29:58
and that's fawn in love with the same sex. The
30:01
film is being released in November of this year. Now.
30:06
I love this Feromea. I love that he's now getting
30:09
to the acting field. I like that he's stepping out
30:11
from his parents' shadows. I just have an issue with
30:15
this movie. I don't understand why Hollywood cannot cast gay
30:22
people to play gay characters, and why are they hiring
30:26
straight actors to play gay characters straight actors? First of all,
30:29
a lot of our films, a lot of our movies
30:31
are about straight people already. There's not enough roles for
30:35
gay people in Hollywood. There just aren't. So when there
30:39
are not big films at all. So when there are
30:42
roles that are made for gay characters, let's give these
30:47
roles to actually gay people who are who want to
30:51
be actors. I have a couple movies and projects to
30:56
provide examples. Broken Back Mountain, remember that movie and thousand
31:00
and four I Broke Back Mountain. The two stars of
31:03
that movie was He Fledger and Jake Jennenhall, both straight men.
31:09
Saw that. I was like sneaking around the house to
31:10
see that next, stinking around that. Do you do? You
31:16
know the show Black Mayor, Yeah, Black Mayor had an
31:20
episode called Strike Striking Vipers about two men who end up,
31:26
you know, we're best friends all their life and then
31:28
ended up having a relationship later in life. But that
31:30
starred Anthony Mackie who is Captain America and you know,
31:34
the black Captain in America, and Yaha Abdul who was
31:38
in Aquaman he was a villain. Another straight actors playing
31:42
gay roles, and then most recently the show Heated Rivally
31:48
heed It Rivally. I forgot what that aired on, but
31:52
one of the actors was bisex show and the other
31:54
one was a straight actor. I just don't understand why
31:57
can't we find gay actors who to play these roles
32:02
instead of straight actors any thoughts on that. I think that.
32:09
Speaker 2: Maybe these actors really are gay. Maybe it's really gay
32:14
and they just don't want to say it because your
32:16
playing role like that. Because there's some straight men who
32:19
are actors who say, I can't play those roles.
32:22
Speaker 1: I cannot personally. Terence Howard refused to play a gay character,
32:29
and there are a lot of people who are. But then,
32:31
do you know cal he did? Yep, he sure did.
32:36
Do you know Callen Allen or is it Kaylin Allen?
32:39
It might be Kaylen Allen. Maybe he's like, you know
32:42
what I'm talking about Slice Skin. He said in November
32:46
that he always goes to auditions and he knows that
32:50
he ace these auditions, but someone told him that they're
32:53
not casting him because he's too feminine. So he was
32:57
saying in the video in the TikTok video of November
32:59
that to all the talented feminine black men who want
33:03
to be actors, this industry is really prejudice towards us.
33:07
They want you to be masculine, they want you to
33:09
be straight acting, and that is very true. All the
33:12
gay actors who are big actors can all be portrayed
33:16
as straight, like Luke Evans, Coleman, Oh, I can't pronounce
33:22
his name, Coleman, Domingo, am I saying his name? Right?
33:26
I think I am Matt Boehmer, Neil Patrick, Harris, Dan Levy,
33:32
Jesse Summit. So all these people are all they can
33:38
all be portrayed as straight people. And I really when
33:43
I watch any gay projects or any game, gay movies
33:49
or TV shows, I want to see people who represent me.
33:52
I don't want to see masculine gay men. I don't
33:56
want to see that, because that's not all gay people.
33:59
I also don't want to see overly feminine gay people either,
34:03
because that's another stereotape Hollywood does. Is either they're just
34:07
super masculine or they're super feminine. There's no one in between,
34:11
and that's what drives me crazy. All the actors from polls.
34:15
Why are they not getting these roles? All the actors
34:18
from Noah's Park, why are they not getting these roles.
34:22
It's just annoying how Hollywood do so. I mean, I'm
34:24
happy for Romeo Beckham, but I just am not happy
34:28
that that those that role could not go to a
34:31
gay person.
34:33
Speaker 2: I think also, I think, in my opinion, I would
34:38
say the world naturally yields to masculinity. Masculinity is always cheered.
34:48
It's always sawt after how many times we have seen,
34:55
no films, no facts, you know, stuff like that. It's
34:59
because you want this masculine presenting man, and it's there.
35:03
It's there like you, and and it's and it's everywhere.
35:07
I think that that's why Hollywood wants these actors who
35:11
are coming off masculine, because they think that it's going.
35:15
Speaker 1: To uh so, yeah, they're gonna say.
35:18
Speaker 2: And honestly, a lot of them do look at how
35:22
we treat femininity, whether it's a feminine man.
35:24
Speaker 1: Uh they look out what we treat women.
35:26
Speaker 2: So femininity is always looked down upon, even though secretly
35:29
people crazy.
35:30
Speaker 1: Bit it's it's a it's a it's a it's a
35:33
shameful kind of thing.
35:34
Speaker 2: And there's a lot of like, uh yeah, kayln Allen, Allen.
35:45
Speaker 1: He's awesome. He is super funny.
35:48
Speaker 2: But to your point, when you look at all the
35:50
characters who got a lot of those roles, they're extremely masculine,
35:52
even though what's what's the black black movie, what's the.
35:55
Speaker 1: What's it called? The one that won all those awards?
35:58
Oh man, you know exactly what the talking about? Something Moonlight, Moonlight, Yeah, Moonlight.
36:04
Those are all masculine.
36:06
Speaker 2: Yeah, gay men, like I think they was straight too
36:09
in real life, right, yeah they were straight.
36:10
Speaker 1: Yeah, he was straight. He was straight. So yep, to
36:14
your point, it needs to be something.
36:15
Speaker 2: It needs to it's a glass ceiling now for especially
36:19
gay and it's a glass ceiling.
36:22
Speaker 1: And unfortunately the gay feminine men that they choose to
36:27
always promote and have it award shows is the one
36:30
that drives me crazy. Billy fucking Porter with this nasty
36:33
ass thinking breath. I don't want to see Billy Porter.
36:37
I'm happy that someone from the gay community is up there,
36:40
but he's he's tacky. He's wacky, and he looks like
36:43
his breath stink and his bottom teeth are terrible looking.
36:46
Why are they he promoting Billy when there's other one
36:49
we have Kaylen Allen. Let me see my other list
36:51
of people, Darryl Stephens from Noah's art. There's other gay
36:55
men who who could could represent us and you. They
36:59
just Billy's funky looking at he's so funky looking. Ugh,
37:07
I like, I like Auntie Billy mm hmmm, don't don't.
37:14
Speaker 2: I'm like anybody who's going to help the lgbt Q
37:18
plus community and whatever.
37:20
Speaker 1: I think he's not helping. He's just storying the lgbt
37:22
I think he's doing them. He's like, he's just absolutely no,
37:30
he's not helping us. He's not helping us whatsoever he
37:34
is making. He's gonna make me go Republican and vote
37:37
case to be aborted from America. Like I I do
37:41
not like Billy just I do not David all Babes,
37:47
Poor Fat Lizzo. I feel bad for her. Oh, I
37:51
feel bad for her. That's what well, that's what Azilia
37:53
Banks caller, Azilia Banks caller fat why why? And then
37:59
Lizzo said, I'm gonna actually take that name and I'm
38:01
a coin it and she was actually gonna name this
38:04
new album her her latest album, Fat Lizzo. But she
38:07
changed it to Bitch Lizzo's new album Bitched. She should
38:12
have got it. I thought fat Lozzo was actually kind
38:14
of catching. Uh. Lizzo released a new album called Bitched
38:18
on June fifth, and according to the Rolling Stones, it
38:22
only it nearly. It only sold nearly three thousand copies
38:26
the first week, and then only six hundred the second week.
38:30
All right, six hundred, one two, three, six seventy. I
38:33
can count to it. Six hundred, yes, coun to a baby,
38:36
all right, come to it and I'll coun to it
38:39
and the podcast will be done. That's how quick. That's
38:41
how many albums? Six hundred are you serious? Six hundred
38:44
the second week and nearly three thousand. I think the
38:48
actual number was like twenty seven hundred the first week.
38:52
Speaker 2: Uh.
38:52
Speaker 1: And this is a big loss, especially since her twenty
38:55
twenty two album Special sold thirty nine thousand copies of
39:00
SO twenty twenty two, which is only what four years ago?
39:05
Having thirty nine thousand the first week and then compared
39:08
to only three nearly three thousand like four years later.
39:12
That's why do you think it is lost? Well, Lizzo
39:16
spoke out about it in a tweets. She said the
39:19
industry changed so much in the last three years. Streaming
39:22
replaced radio, and I was radio darling. That's how my
39:26
fans discovered my music. Not to mention the very obvious
39:29
and public attack on my career has changed changed things
39:34
so in gase, you don't know because you weren't here
39:37
the first couple of seasons of the podcast in twenty
39:40
twenty three, her backup fans, she's attacking them. There was
39:43
a couple, it was a couple backup dancers that accused
39:46
her of sexual harassment, weight shaming, and they blamed Lizzo
39:50
for creating a hostile work environment, and they suit her
39:54
and I didn't know that the lawsuit is still ongoing.
39:57
I thought that lawsuit was dismissed and I thought it
40:01
was something in the past. The lawsuit is still ongoing, Marcus.
40:05
I did a show with you with substitution.
40:07
Speaker 2: One of the shows I substitute, and I was I
40:09
did that before that. Yeah, for that to be talked
40:14
about Lizzo, you know she was. She was making the
40:18
big girl saying and making the big girls. That's how
40:20
I heard her from you be be skinny, trying to
40:25
make the biggerls eat healthy and shit.
40:28
Speaker 1: Environment No, it wasn't eat healthy. She was making them
40:32
like do derocatory things with bananas, like put it down
40:34
your throat as if you're sucking a deck. That's what
40:37
she was. Like, sexual harassment, That's what it was. Yeah,
40:41
she was. That's what the backup dances. It was like
40:43
maybe four of them accusing it of doing that, of
40:46
having them perform like do just do things dirty to
40:48
each other. So that's what Lizzo is blamed it on.
40:51
She's blamed on the industry changing from streaming to radio
40:56
or from radio to streaming, and she's blaming the lawsuit.
41:00
But I actually agree with her about the streaming. I
41:03
haven't bought and since I started paying Apple Music and
41:06
since people started paying for Spotify, who.
41:09
Speaker 2: Buys albums anymore? You know?
41:15
Speaker 1: Oh, I didn't think about that, So I don't understand
41:20
the measurements are we like, shouldn't we just be looking
41:23
at how many streams she's getting streams? Because once I
41:29
can't think the last I can't think the last time
41:31
I actually purchased. Well, the thing is, though you can't
41:34
purchase an album on your phone through through through Apple,
41:38
you can don't. You don't have to if you have
41:41
appen music. I pay ten dollars a month to have
41:43
unlimited you know, services to unlimited music. But I don't
41:47
know anyone who does purchase albums and why you would
41:50
do that interesting. I just don't get it. I don't
41:53
get you know what. I think you know what that
41:54
something could be?
41:55
Speaker 2: The problem to Marcus before you move on, is that
41:58
I honestly believe leave she stopped pulling out pop albums
42:04
her that pop was catchy.
42:06
Speaker 1: It was she just missing little rapping. I think she
42:09
was trying.
42:10
Speaker 2: I get that she she's an artist, but sometimes you
42:12
gotta do what works. Sometimes you have to do what
42:16
works and.
42:18
Speaker 1: Things.
42:19
Speaker 2: Yeah, but it was no it was pop, but it
42:22
was no like what's the word a really good single
42:26
that stood out.
42:27
Speaker 1: Everybody have one good single that just stands out, and
42:31
I just didn't.
42:32
Speaker 2: Have it, Like like, it was nothing that I could
42:35
find on it, to the point where I was like,
42:37
I don't know if it's pop or what the hell
42:38
this is? Like? So, yes, the industry changing, stream is changing,
42:42
but you also need something catchy. Rake has been around
42:46
for a long time. This motherfucker always got something catchy,
42:50
even if sometimes it's sound the same.
42:53
Speaker 1: Because it's catching. The latest three that he dropped all
42:57
the same day was a flop. I did not like
43:00
those albums. Like those albums, I get lost. He did
43:06
have a catch like the one the Electric Slide or
43:09
the Tatata Slide, the remix that he did with Sexy Bread.
43:11
You know that is catchy, cheetah print. I think that's
43:15
what it's called cheatahprint. It's catchy. You're right, But he
43:20
even took Chris Brown took a loss. The latest Chris
43:23
Brown album. People said, I didn't listen to. But people
43:25
dog the Chris Brown album. People are dogging Drake's three
43:29
albums that he dropped in the same day. And now
43:31
people are dogging Lizzo's new album. And are these artists
43:37
putting time in their albums or are they rushing it?
43:41
Because sometimes if you rush an album is not going
43:45
to be as successful as if you. As Queen Bee,
43:48
she takes her time with her projects. So are you
43:50
rushing with these albums just to put an album out?
43:53
Because for me, for Drake, I felt like he was
43:56
as he put these three albums out just so he
43:59
can have off of the next three years. Because it's
44:01
three off, you should have saved some of them.
44:05
Speaker 2: You didn't need all that, but also to like streams,
44:08
TikTok all. Social media is so big right now? Why
44:12
are these artists artists? It's simple. You find five or
44:16
six really good streamers and you tell them to create
44:20
a dance from this song. I got a song that
44:22
think is gonna be catchy. I want you to create
44:23
a dance on it, and guess what, you can get
44:26
your stuff up. This to me, if I was on marketing,
44:29
I won't think it's a difficult thing. Young kids people
44:32
are on social media utilize some of these dances that
44:36
instantly go viral. Even if you go viral for a
44:38
couple of weeks, these dances make things last. Kendrick lemar
44:42
freaking song that.
44:43
Speaker 1: One song about about Drake?
44:48
Speaker 2: Did Drake this that shit at for six, seven, eight, nine,
44:51
ten months. It lasts from the summertime all the way
44:54
to the super Bowl? You don't love years old. It's
44:58
two years old. It's two years old. I thought that
45:01
was more recent.
45:02
Speaker 1: It was catchy, but it also was on all the media.
45:05
Speaker 2: People were danced, so they were making dance every other month,
45:08
one song, one song, and so Drake putting out all
45:12
these albums, Liza, she's doing all this stuff, but you
45:15
need to find a hit. You better find something you last.
45:18
Your first your career started because you had a couple
45:21
of really good out hits. This big, big woman fun
45:26
making me feel good, making big un healthy.
45:29
Speaker 1: Americans feel a serious She did.
45:33
Speaker 2: She did, And now like you're trying to be like this,
45:37
you're changing your image. You calling yourself a bitch, and
45:40
you're showing your You went through three years always showing
45:42
out big gass was. I get you were trying to
45:45
do body body image, but it also was turning off
45:48
a lot of parents who also were listening to your music.
45:51
You trying to have to show body freedom. You could
45:53
have did body freedom. But a lot of times she
45:55
was tacky and I love you lit Lizzo, I really
45:58
I liked Lizzo, but I think it was times she
46:00
wanted to be so free that she was doing too
46:01
much and it was turning your listeners off.
46:04
Speaker 1: You was fun, you was free.
46:06
Speaker 2: You could have kept that goal and that never goes.
46:08
That never gets old. Fun, free, poppy shit, don't get old.
46:11
But you trying to be this extra you know, random
46:14
ship showing you ass, I'm a bitch, this, then you're
46:18
making your dancers Bananas and Dixon and all this other shit. Girl,
46:23
I missed the old little just like we missed the
46:25
old Kanye West. I missed the old little Girl. Just
46:27
go back being happy. You know, if you're scary happy,
46:30
we'd be skinny happy. I'm sorry for that long grant Marcus.
46:33
Speaker 1: I gave this new album a lesson because I last
46:37
year she released a mixtape called My Face Till Hurts
46:40
from Smiling. Have you listened to that mixtape? My Face
46:44
and let Me Anthony was good from the from the
46:48
very big annie to the last. It's a rap album,
46:51
and she did her I loved every song, every song
46:56
listen to My Face I Faced Bill Hurtsman Smiling. That's
47:01
the album that you can listen to the entire time
47:04
you're in the gym man. So that's what I was like.
47:07
And that was my first little album I've ever listened
47:09
to because I like her singles, but whatever. So I
47:12
was like, let me listen to this new album. And
47:14
I was like, oh, this is this is not good, Lizzo,
47:16
this is not good whatsoever. But to everything some things
47:19
that you were saying, Lizzo has been saying in the
47:22
past couple of months. That the reasons why. If you
47:26
notice there are some songs that are less than three
47:28
minutes long, there's a lot of songs now are like
47:31
two minutes or two minutes and thirty seconds because artists
47:35
are trying to make songs for TikTok. That's the goal now.
47:39
And I always wondered why are there so many short
47:42
songs now? And Lizzo broke it down the new because
47:46
since people don't listen to radio, people only listen to,
47:49
you know, see stuff on TikTok and Instagram, so they
47:51
need songs that are long enough for a TikTok video.
47:56
And Lizzo is on it, you know, in her tweets
47:58
see such streaming replace radio. That's what happened. But but
48:05
I'm not gonna say that that people didn't buy the
48:07
album because her music suck because you have to buy
48:09
it to listen to it. But I just think that
48:12
no one's buying albums anymore, that's true. That's all I
48:15
gotta say, Lizzle. I still have faith that you can
48:18
come back. You are still a talented, successful, beautiful woman,
48:22
and I don't think that this is a setback for you.
48:28
But your your comeback will top the setback. So that's
48:34
that's all I gotta say about that. All right, Let's
48:39
see one more topic before we wrap up. Let me
48:42
make this real quick. You know what, I don't like
48:46
Anthony Davide. Sorry for those who are are listening to
48:50
Anthony's first name. I think I said this. I decided
48:52
this for new listeners. You know, people are like, who's Anthony?
48:56
You know what I don't like. I was doing some
49:01
what's the word? I was doing some hypothetical casting for
49:05
Lanta next season and for Atlanta Housewives, and I was
49:09
saying that I would want Kelly to be fired and
49:14
Shamia to be fired, and Phaedra to be fired and
49:18
replace Hedra she all those faces that she make, those
49:22
silly faces, go to circus and entertain the kids with
49:24
all those stupid faces you make. It's it's pointless, it's
49:27
not funny, it's not cute. From who Felony who? Who?
49:35
She don't know? She's not Housewives? No, no, no, look,
49:39
I said, get rid of those three people and bring
49:43
on Candy Burris, Rashida from Love and Hip Hop, and
49:48
Toya Johnson. Toya Johnson is Lil Wayne's baby mother. Toya
49:53
bring those three on because they actually the three of
49:55
them are best friends and they have chemistry and they
49:59
actually know all the the women. Now, people were saying,
50:03
Kama Schell's our own Atlanta housewives. You're turning loving, You're
50:07
turning Atlanta housewives into love and hip hop. We don't
50:09
need love and hip hop. That's ratchet and that's ghetto.
50:12
That offended me because only Rashida was all a lot
50:17
of people and black people two said it. Rashida was
50:21
only one on love and hip hop. Toya is not
50:23
even ratchet to ghetto. She's just, you know, is in
50:26
this baby little Wayne's baby mother and he's not a
50:28
ratchet a ghetto. So we're just now stereotypings. We're just
50:33
stereotyping black people. And I don't like the fact that
50:36
they keep saying love and hip hop is ratchet and
50:38
ghetto when all these other housewives are ratchet and ghetto,
50:41
especially all the ones who go to jail in prison
50:45
and get arrested for do uy's and especially the ones
50:48
who who children beat up their mother. That to me
50:53
is ratchet and ghetto. And I'm talking about Milania Judaice
50:56
who allegedly beat up her mother to Judas, that to
51:02
me is ratchet and ghetto. See, it's okay when white
51:06
people act that way, but a lot of black kid
51:09
hit their lot, a black kid hit their parent, and
51:12
now is deemed as ratchet and ghetto. And to me,
51:15
New Jersey Housewives has always been ratching and ghetto. First
51:18
of all, their first season, Teresa flipped the whole entire
51:20
table on somebody. In the second season, she chased someone
51:24
through a country club and pulled her hair poter weabout
51:27
and had that woman fall to the floor. In the
51:29
third season, Teresa had a whole had a christening. Her
51:32
brother in law had a christening, and Teresa and her
51:34
husband fought her brother at the son's christening, had a
51:38
whole brawl. That's ghetto to me. That is so ghetto.
51:41
To me, that's ghetto. So when Milania was arrested a
51:45
month ago on May fourteenth, people didn't know about it
51:48
until the first week of June. That's when it hit
51:50
tabloids that she was arrested. And then that same week,
51:54
rumors came out that she got arrested for assaulting her mother.
51:58
Now you don't know Milania, you don't know Teresa. Teresa
52:01
is the star of Teresa's the star of the Royal
52:04
Housewives of New Jersey. She married this man named Louie
52:07
about five years ago. Now, what the word on the
52:10
curb is, Louie was talking down to Teresa, calling her
52:14
dumb and pathetic and YadA, YadA, YadA. Teresa's daughter is like,
52:17
you're not gonna talk to my mother that way. Teresa said, Milania,
52:22
you need to mind your business and he's not doing
52:24
anything wrong. And then Malania got upset with Teresa and
52:27
then hit her, and then Louis called the cops on
52:29
Milania and then she was arrested for assault. That's what
52:32
the word on curb is. They don't call that ghetto.
52:34
They don't call that call that ghetto. That's just that's
52:37
just people. That's his family drama, you know. But that's
52:41
what That's what I don't like. I don't like that
52:43
the people are saying that having Rashida and Toya come
52:48
on Royal house of A Real Housewives of Atlanta is ghetto.
52:53
But then we want to see because they're filming. Real
52:56
Housewives of New Jersey is filming currently filming, so fans
52:59
want to see this all play out. But y'all don't
53:02
want But but y'all upset that I said I want
53:05
Toya and Rashia to come on love and hip hop.
53:08
To me, that's ghetto behavior. I'm not really shocked that
53:12
Milania went to jail. Jersey has been on for at
53:15
least twenty years, so Milania was a goober, was the show.
53:18
Millennia was always the bad one, always the bad one,
53:21
always cursed down her father and her mother, So I'm
53:24
not surprised that she's the one who got active. But
53:29
that's what's going on with Jersey. I don't know if
53:31
their rumors are true that she assaulted her mother and
53:34
her stepfather, but Milania recently had tried to dilute the
53:39
rumors by putting out a Happy Father's Day to her stepfather,
53:43
loving which was a kacka bullshit you. She said, you're
53:46
the most amazing man that I have in my life,
53:49
and YadA, YadA, YadA. That was all a pr stunt. Milania,
53:53
go to jail and take and take your mother and
53:57
stepfather with you, because you know they I'm crips to
54:00
the entire family's ghetto. And that's the real ghetto people,
54:05
that's the real ratchet people, even Mob Wives. I remember
54:08
the show Mob Wives, yep, even them. They were always
54:13
fighting out. I just heard about it. They were always
54:16
in brawls and fighting and stuff like that. But people
54:19
would say, we love mob Wives, but let it be
54:22
Basketball Wives. They will always say Basketball Wives is ghetto,
54:26
Basket Wives is too violent, But mob Wives they do that,
54:29
they do the most. Mob Wives come to the reunion
54:31
to fight. I just don't like that whole ghetto thing.
54:34
I don't like. I don't like that ghetto word being
54:37
used just around black people when white people are just
54:41
as ghetto and just as ratchet. And I'm looking at
54:44
you Teresa and Milania and Louis. That's all anything you
54:51
want to say before we wrap up today's episode.
54:55
Speaker 2: You know, it's so I don't know people realize this,
54:58
but you are so pro black and you get so
55:03
mad about the most randomness thing sometimes maybe you are
55:06
very pro black. I love you for that, even though
55:08
you're because what I told you last week.
55:13
Speaker 1: Really off. And that's what made me even more upset
55:16
with this topic, because no people always do that.
55:20
Speaker 2: I don't know that you know that you're mixed, right,
55:21
they know't you're bi racial, but you are black as hell.
55:28
Speaker 1: People used to call me a coon and say that I,
55:31
you know, don't support black people and all this other stuff.
55:33
But little do you know, I really don't know. You.
55:35
I just don't. I think that I just defend ignorance
55:40
because everyone who says, you know, people always throw out
55:44
the word of racist for everything. Sometimes people aren't racist.
55:48
Maybe's a lot of times you brought this ignorant, you know,
55:50
And I used to defend people who I thought was
55:53
ignorant and not racist. So I used to get backlash
55:55
for that. But I'm just you know, I'm just aware.
55:57
I just I don't know. But yeah, that whole stereotype
56:02
and the whole you know, we're always getto when I
56:05
always fighting, that's not true. That is not true at all,
56:09
all these housewives. When people are going in jail for
56:12
skimming elderly people, when people are going in jail for
56:16
insurance fraud, when people are going to jail for duy s,
56:20
that's gettle on ratchet behavior. Hm hmm, that's gettle on
56:25
a ratchet. So let's not pick and choose what's ghetto
56:29
on ratchet or how about people stealing from old people?
56:38
I said that already. That was the first one. I said,
56:45
what about people not listening? That's ghetto of ratchet.
56:55
Speaker 2: Oh, real quick, real quick, let's just talk about this
56:58
for the next five minutes. We already talked about broke
57:01
Mack Mountain on that star Keith Leger and Jake.
57:04
Speaker 1: Jenna jenn and Hall Jenhaul. He was actually recently photographed
57:11
out and about eating dinner by himself, and fans were
57:14
just shocked that he was out and about. This is Jake.
57:16
We're talking about the A list actor who's been in
57:19
so many movies, he's a big as actor. He was
57:23
photographed eating dinner by himself, and people were just so
57:25
shocked and just like asking, whyse ya by himself? It
57:28
isn't I have friends, yeaddy YadA ya. I do a
57:30
lot of things by myself to be a lot of things.
57:34
I go out to dinner by myself. I go to
57:36
movies by myself. I have sex by myself. I go
57:44
on vacations by myself. Like you have to really be
57:48
your own best friend to be happy in life, and
57:50
there's nothing wrong with going out to dinner by yourself,
57:52
you know. Like I was a self surprised that so
57:54
many people had something negative to say about him eating alone.
57:57
I was like, what are like, huh, like, who you
58:00
ever have you gone to dinner by yourself before?
58:02
Speaker 2: I have gone to dinner by myself and I felt weird.
58:09
Speaker 1: I know why.
58:11
Speaker 2: And you know, I remember when you said that we're
58:13
going to talk about this. At first, IM, that's not
58:15
weird at all, and then I sot, I was like, damn,
58:17
I'm thinking about the times that I have I always
58:20
felt really lonely. But I know a lot of people
58:23
who go to the go to the movies, and go dinner,
58:25
like you mentioned it a lot of times. How you
58:27
go to the dinner and go to the movies by yourself.
58:29
I think it is different people. For I think the
58:31
people who were saying it was weird are probably people
58:34
who are like me. They can't go out of restaurant
58:38
without having someone with them, they can't go out and
58:41
go to the movies.
58:41
Speaker 1: That I feel weird because it does feel weird for me.
58:44
Speaker 2: I think those are my type personalities, but they don't
58:46
realize there's a lot of people like yourself. But I
58:49
know plenty of times that you have told me, oh, yeah,
58:51
I went to the movie by myself. Why I want
58:52
to go grab some food.
58:53
Speaker 1: I'd be like, yeah, I went to go see the
58:54
Devil was prouduct to you by myself, just like a
58:56
month ago. Yeah oh yeah, oh you were a boy yourself.
59:01
You wasn't wing too. I didn't know. I didn't go
59:03
with him. I went by myself, and I just I
59:07
don't know, just because one, I don't like waiting for people,
59:11
you know, and I'm not gonna wait. You know, all
59:14
of my friends have opposite schedules, so you know, I'll
59:18
just go by myself if it is a restaurant that
59:20
I want to go. I just spund out to dinner
59:21
by myself last week, and I bring a book or
59:25
bring my iPad and I watch read a book or
59:28
I watch one of my shows. There ain't nothing wrong
59:30
with going out to dinner by yourself. Have you ever
59:32
went on vacation by yourself, like a solo trip the
59:35
entire day myself? Okay, well, that's not on vacation because
59:41
you live there, God, you live where you are now
59:44
by yourself, that's the same. So that's not really the
59:46
same thing. It's not the same thing. I have never
59:51
went on vacation by myself.
59:52
Speaker 2: I don't know if I can.
59:55
Speaker 1: I mean I could. Oh no, actually I did.
1:00:00
Speaker 2: So the very first time I went to Mexico, I
1:00:04
went three days before of my friends came, and I
1:00:07
got myself a resort. That was my first experience to
1:00:11
Mexico and Portabio Artic actually, and I did that, and
1:00:16
that was actually, oh my shit, that was actually a
1:00:17
really really good experience.
1:00:19
Speaker 1: I did that. I didn't know for three days.
1:00:20
Speaker 2: I was the only time I've ever been by myself,
1:00:22
and I was a really good experience because I was
1:00:24
going through really bad breakup and I needed that time, baby,
1:00:27
I needed.
1:00:27
Speaker 1: I was sad, see when I went. I went to
1:00:30
Italy for two weeks by myself, and I was mourning
1:00:34
a good friend of mine. He died a couple weeks prior,
1:00:37
and I thought I would be bored. I was scared,
1:00:41
but I ended up that was the best vacation I've
1:00:43
ever had, and it was just amazing. And I cannot
1:00:47
wait until my next solo vacation. So for all those
1:00:51
who have never been out to dinner by themselves, been
1:00:53
to the movies, been on a vacation by themselves, take
1:00:58
it from me. You would enjoy it. It's your You
1:01:01
are not weird. People who do it are not weird, okay.
1:01:05
We are just secure with ourselves. We are our own
1:01:08
best friends and a lot of times too for vacations.
1:01:13
Don't sit around a way for your friends to go
1:01:15
on vacation. If you can afford it, get up and
1:01:18
go because you'll all because if you don't, you'll always
1:01:20
be waiting for years for someone to go with this guy,
1:01:24
go by yourself. No, that's a real point. I fit.
1:01:27
I agree with Dell, and that's all I gotta say.
1:01:32
All right, that is to love yourself. How the hell
1:01:35
you gonna love somebody else? Can I get amen on that?
1:01:39
And when you're on the plane, what did they say
1:01:41
with And when you have to put the mask on
1:01:43
your face, put it on your face first, then worry
1:01:45
about other people. Yeah, come on, now.
1:01:47
Speaker 2: Before you leave the bathroom, you wipe your own ass first,
1:01:50
because how you gonna think? And you got a shitty booty,
1:01:54
wipe your ass first before you go try to go
1:01:56
outside the bathroom.
1:02:01
Speaker 1: On that. No, we're ending to this episode, any final before,
1:02:09
any final thoughts before we get out of here. It's
1:02:12
good to be bad. I don't like these long breaks. Yeah, yeah,
1:02:16
well we got three more weeks with the show. Uh
1:02:20
and then we're done. So uh yeah, so it was
1:02:23
a fun episode. I enjoyed this episode. Real fun, real
1:02:25
real fun. That was fun.
1:02:27
Speaker 2: You you're cutting this part off.
1:02:29
Speaker 1: You can't. No, I'm not doing no editing. Okay, let's
1:02:32
end the show, all right, guys, we will talk to
1:02:35
you next week. Have a good week. Thanks for listening
1:02:37
for a lease, navid YadA, bye bye. Alright,