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SEASON 2 DA CREW PODCAST_BONUS SHOW_HOST BLAQUE DIAMOND · DA CREW Podcast

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  Hello, Hello, Hello, and welcome to the Crew Podcast. I am
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  the Visionary Queen Angela and welcome to season two. I want to thank you
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  for tuning in and for all of your support throughout season one. We're back
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  them Divas of the Airways, So thank you for joining us tonight. Share
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  this with someone in your circle. Basic Black, Basic Black after Dark in
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  our new podcast show with your host, Black Diamond. Hey, welcome,
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  Welcome, Welcome, and Happy Valentine's Day to everyone. I am so happy
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  to have you here tonight. I am Black Diamond, and this is Basic
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  Black after Dark with the Crew Network. Now, today is not normally my
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  day that I usually have you come, but I wanted to do a bonus
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  show today, not just because it's Valentine's Day, but it's because it's a
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  very special day for me as well. And I know it's going to be
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  a very special day for you as well as soon as I tell you about
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  my special guest that I'm happy tonight. But what I want to do is
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  I want to ask you how many of you remember when you turn ten?
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  You know, when you were double digits, we were all excited to be
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  ten. What about when you became a teenager, you were thirteen. What
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  about eighteen when we all thought we were grown better? Yet twenty one when
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  we knew we can have our first drink and we were legal. Then we
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  turned twenty five. Wow. I don't know what many were thinking in twenty
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  five, but I know what I was thinking in twenty five. But this
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  is not one of no censer places, so I'm gonna leave that one alone.
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  Then people got into their dirty thirties, and by the time they was
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  forty years of age, they figured they've done it all. Fifties, some
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  people called us over the hell sixties. I believe when we're at our best,
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  so everybody's starting to understand how old I am. Yes, I'm amongst
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  those seventies. I guess it's the seventy five when everybody's starting to feel very,
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  very vibrant. And I'm saying that as we go older most people would
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  say when we were younger, but no, I'm saying that as we go
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  older, then we have those I'm gonna skip eighty. Nothing wrong with being
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  eighty, but I'm gonna rush a little bit when some people turn ninety.
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  So many people lived to that age, and so many people are so blessed
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  to reach ninety Well, my guest tonight reached ninety nine today, and I
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  am here to celebrate her. I am here to celebrate her today and forever.
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  And this special guest that I have here is my mother. We call
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  her Mama Forbes. It is her ninety ninth birthday. So we are here
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  to talk to her about being ninety nine years young, where her plans are
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  for the future, because there is still a future, And how does she
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  feel turn in ninety nine? And what can she tell us about life?
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  Some of those questions that some people have, you can call in. She's
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  not shy and she can talk to anybody. Mam. Yes, how do
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  it feel turn in ninety nine? It's wonderful, really feels great to know
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  that I can get around. Let me tell you she does. She gets
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  around better than me some of the time. My mom back at home,
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  was once known as the woman who was setting the window. And she wasn't
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  one of them nosy neighbors that got into everybody's business, but she was one
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  that sat in the window and she watched the neighborhood by watching the children and
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  make sure we got on the bus and everything well, right now, I
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  can tell you my mother can spring to the window and get to the window.
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  I could do, say so and so is going down the block or
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  something that's happened. She can still get up and move a little faster than
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  me. She might give me one of those elbows and move me out of
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  the way and get up. But my mom is a track store. She
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  can take you over. Mind. You've experienced so much in your life.
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  You've watched, and no disrespect, You've watched the differences in telephones. You
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  watch the differences in televisions. When we used to have those antenna's up,
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  I see. I can remember, though so many of you do too.
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  We had those antenna's out. Sometimes we put a loominum fall on it and
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  or banging them. Those big square floor model TVs when we all thought we
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  were rich because we had a floor model TV. Now we're into these big
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  black screen TV. Do you see much of a difference in the way that
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  we use TV now and the way that you use TV when you were growing
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  up. I don't see any difference at all. Nothing about maybe the screening,
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  maybe even the television shows that's coming on. Shows different. Yeah,
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  What were some of the favorite shows that you used to watch. Oh my
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  god, so many of them I used to watch. Can you think of
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  any one particular one that you use that seems to come to learn? No,
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  not in particular. Well, I knew there was one that you and
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  your sisters used to watch, and you used to talk about, Perry Mason.
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  Y'all used to watch that a lot, and I used to watch that.
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  A lot of the game shows that they used to watch, they'll still
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  come on today. Now. The telephones now, believe it or not,
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  my mom has the cell phone. She can rock one of these. Yep,
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  you know how to use them. So that goes to tell you that
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  even though we had those black and white ones where you were just dialing downing
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  down, those are the ones I remember, these are the ones that we're
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  using now. And she knows how to use it. She has one and
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  every day she knows how to plug it in and charge it out. Sometimes
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  she may turn it upside down, but she still know how to use it.
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  What about the clothing now, do you see a lot of what you
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  wore back in your time some of the things that we're still wearing now at
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  all? What did you think about the styles? Do you think that the
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  styles were better than or better now. It was better than now. One
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  thing I'm going to tell you about my mom. She worked in New York
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  City and she worked at a place where was it the nail head? It
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  was a nailhead factory. Senator button, that's what it was. Tell them
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  who you worked alongside, who's sat next to you while you're working, because
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  a lot of people don't believe it. When I said so, I want
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  you to say, last name was Tyson? And what was that like?
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  Was she quiet? She was quiet? Very quiet. I had to bring
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  up I was little because she was too quiet. She just set on the
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  machines and work, wouldn't say anything. I hadn't talked to her to make
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  a talk, right, wow. But she was a very nice person and
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  I think she still is well. She will. She passed. She did.
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  She passed away, guy, she did? Oh my god, Yeah
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  she did. She passed that day. To go to show you I don't
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  keep up with the news. Yeah, she passed away. I think a
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  little bit more than a year ago. But she she wrote a book which
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  I bought and I had downstairs in the cabinet, And yeah, she did,
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  she did pass. But you were originally born in Asbury Park, New
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  Jersey, February fourteenth, nineteen twenty five, and then you moved to New
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  York night and you had your family. You are the mother of eight children,
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  me being one of them, I am the youngest of eight children,
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  and she has I don't even want to begin to count how many grandchildren and
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  great grandchildren as a matter of fact, from my mom, my oldest sister,
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  she has a daughter who has a daughter who has a daughter. So
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  there's six on that line. So the generations to continuing to go back.
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  I think, if I'm not mistaken, your youngest well I don't know.
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  I can't say your youngest great grand because I don't know how old. But
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  you do go back six generations, and that's pretty awesome to have to say
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  that you can go back six generations, and a lot of people don't realize
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  how fortunate that they are to be able to go back that far. Is
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  there something that you're doing to make your life so fulfilled right now? Is
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  there certain things that you're doing, certain things that you're eating. Because some
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  people want to say, how do you do it? How do you do
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  it? Well? I don't drink, I get good exercise and I go
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  to sleep early. My canvoutul to not drinking part exercise And yeah, like
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  I told you earlier, she moved back and forth, and yeah, she
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  does get her rested in one thing I can actually say. And with the
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  grandkids that he in my home, they definitely keep her busy, especially a
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  little one. And I'm not going to say her name too loud because she
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  might wind up coming up here and taking over the show, because that's the
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  type of little kick she is. But what was it like growing up in
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  your family? Because you are one of sixteen children, and she is the
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  last of sixteen children, and I've met most of my aunts and uncles on
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  my mother's side of the family. What was it like growing up with such
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  a large family. I figured I come from a large family because of the
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  siblings I have, But you have you had fifteen other siblings. What was
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  that like growing up with them? It was really nice, very nice.
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  Most of the time. I was boss because they listened to me. I
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  guess they figured I was so quiet, but they didn't know me yet.
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  Well, I've met some of them sisters, and some of them may say
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  something different. I got a few of them that I can call. I'm
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  gonna I'm gonna call out some names, and I want you to tell me.
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  Some of the younger and some are older. We had an aunt named
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  Aunt dot and I think everybody got an aunt Doted. She was the oldest
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  that I can remember, what the oldest, and I believed there was something
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  that came before, but they passed away before I was born. What was
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  she like growing up? She was very nice, nice, quiet, but
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  work keep myself in the family. So you mostly lived in the Brothers.
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  Most of you lived in the Bronx. Why did you transition to Queens?
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  Well, move out of the Browns, move the Queens. Okay, this
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  is somebody that just came on. There's sixteen children. That's a huge family
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  that's coming from Trevida. Yeah, that that is a huge family Travida.
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  You have your grandson. I see this here. Hey hey, happy birthday,
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  Grandma's joy. Yeah. Hi, hey, now how are you doing?
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  Happy night, ninth birthday? Thank you yourself? You want to you
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  want to put take your phone up? I show him, show him,
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  behave with myself Grandma and somebody else. Make me. I don't want you
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  coming out looking for me. I'm coming to look for you some of that
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  that good luck so I can turn ninety nine? You make? Oh wow,
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  you make? What's up? Man? You know that is that's Richie
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  Gray? Right? How you doing this? Fus? Happy birthday? God
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  bless you, thank you and all that stuff. Hey, Richie? Hey,
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  what's up? What's up? Hey? How are you? I'm all
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  right, yeah, just to wish her happy birthday. May God bless her
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  and keep her in good health and then enjoy her evening. All right,
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  that's what you and your grandson right now was there too? All right,
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  take care of yourself. I'll do that, all right, bye bye?
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  Come on, hey, rightdell, can say something to your grandmother? Who
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  is she? That's right downright on the bottom, Hi, right down.
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  You can't hear you your you're mute. There there you go, his phone
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  job. He's traveling right now. He's driving this truck, so he's traveling,
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  so he's probably trying to pop back in. So, yeah, that
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  was Richard that used to live up the street from us when we've been living
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  in New York. And your grandson, well, one of your grandchildren,
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  so we were talking about your transition from there and then also keeping yourself vibrant
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  and healthy and doing the things that you do. What are some of the
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  things that you do on a daily basis? You know, what do you
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  do? And I know you get up in the morning, you get yourself
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  together there in any particular places that you don't No, go to the center,
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  to the senior center, and enjoying myself with the other people of a
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  young ladies. Now I noticed I came in there a couple of times to
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  pick you up some some people and they were playing pool. Do you be
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  playing? Also? No, I don't play pool, but you guys play
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  bingo a lot bengo? And what's your luck? Like my luck is blood?
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  So you've been winning I went on bengo, but you haven't been sharing
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  it. But it's not money. Yeah, I was gonna ask that question
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  when it ain't sharing any money? Not money, little gifts. Oh okay,
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  okay. So I hear that you're gonna be going to the cherry blossom.
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  Oh yeah, next month. Okay, So you're going to the cherry
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  blossom. That's pretty cool. You're on mute right now. They try to
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  pop back up. He's on mute, So I don't think he hurt me.
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  I hope you're not driving while you're talking to us. If you are,
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  would hope that you can pull over safely. You're unmuted. Now,
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  that's right now you under saying how you got He's going back and forth,
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  so he must be driving. So I'm gonna say he said helloon, because
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  that would rather for him not to be driving. He's driving a truck and
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  that's a little dangerous. So unless he pulled over to the side. Yeah,
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  she said that she'll see you when you get here, but just drive
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  safe. Okay, he probably can see you, but I would prefer for
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  him not too that. Well, that was my son, and of course
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  I'm gonna be the mother type and just tell him to pull over, but
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  I don't know. Hope he does. Are you driving a truck too,
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  h oh Man? Yeah, okay, hoping that he wasn't driving and trying
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  to talk at the same time. Be safe out there, Yeah, I'm
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  in the passage to see iming back from fool shopping. Okay, all right,
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  So getting back to your birthday girl, what's going on? So what
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  are your plans for the future? My plan, your plans? I really
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  don't have anything plan. I just said one day at a time. One
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  day at a time. So if you had to dig, that's it on
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  im. Wanna come up with some more relationships, I'm gonna go there.
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  I'm gonna ask what would your advice be on relationships? But you mean sisters
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  and brothers. No, I'm talking about this down in time to day.
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  So we're talking about we're talking about love. We're talking about relationships. Oh,
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  be careful what you're doing. You're going out, Be careful what you
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  do. You hear that. Everybody be careful what you're doing when you're going
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  out? Right? Is there anything else that you would like to share with
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  everybody? No, retired, it's nothing. I'd like to share what I
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  did different from what they would be doing. Okay, No, you don't
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  want to ship. You think somebody get in trouble for it. No,
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  they won't get into any trouble. It's just how I could to follow their
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  own mind. Sound advice, to follow your own mind. Right, they
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  know what's you're right and what's wrong? I think they should. You can
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  hear me now, I hear you. Yeah, I know what's going on
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  with this. Happy birthday grandma. Sorry I can't be there. Oh,
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  thank you? I mean I'm in Jersey and hope hopefully I can get back
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  there give a uh Friday or Saturday. You probably what's going on? You
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  probably gonna see me then? Yeah, yeah, yeah, I'm I'm gonna
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  definitely see you Grandma. Definitely gonna swing by and see you. To be
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  honest, I didn't even want to come my om. Yeah it was like
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  last minute, so I was just in Baltimore. But you know, work
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  calls, so I'm in Jersey right now. But don't nothing your word,
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  you know me looking at it. Yeah that's true. Mm hm mm hmmm.
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  You learning, you take it is you come in, so you just
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  take care of yourself and be careful out there. You know. You know
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  blue blood dropped this this Friday, so he not wanting to talk about No
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  blue Bloods. We already know about that. We're talking about your grandmother's birthday
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  ninety nine years. We'll be and you're talking about blue Bloods later watching promotion
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  on this show unless they're paying for it ninety nine years. Gosh, she
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  watches the heater at nights at nights, look y'all not gonna be on my
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  show giving free promotions about other shows. Wrote, Hey, I'm gonna charge
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  one for that. Those are some of the shows that she used to like
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  to have me watching them all night. She said, price is right,
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  price is right. Who wants to be a millionaire? That's right. See
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  now, y'all not gonna sit here and come for my mother. Y'all know
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  y'all like watching them shows. And better yet, y'all used to love her
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  watching those shows, so y'all can sneak outside. Yeah huh, I told
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  her on you Now, that's why y'all like to watching those shows. Yea,
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  mine, grandma, your show was on. I'll turn it on for
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  you. You need anything, Grandma before I go. Yeah, I know,
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  don't get her that pepsi and call them off in the y'all they talk
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  about you got me Inda, I ain't had what she said. She said,
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  at least you got us some corn muffin and some soda? Was she
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  sitting here roling it tonight with her crown and her sat there looking beautiful?
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  Oh ready to get up? Well we got some for your bad here.
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  You got all of these flowers and clods and stuff from people you didn't see.
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  Yep, No, we got them in and you didn't see it.
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  They're sneaking things in on me. Okay, these are the flowers, yeah,
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  or they're coming you up. So I'm gonna sit here and I'm gonna
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  hold it. This is come to your granddaughter or them. Oh okay,
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  nice and they're heavy, so I'm gonna put him back. A lot of
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  nice gifts here. We got this from here, he's from This is from
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  your grandsons. Which one both of them? Tay Marning, Tatum, Oh,
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  the little one that's nice. And everything else is back there. Not
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  gonna get anything else. I'm tired. We just wanted to bring this to
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  everyone to share. Happy birthday. Alma Thomas says, Happy birthday. She
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  is one of my sisters and the crew network. She has her station live
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  again. Thank you, Alma. I appreciate you. From anybody wants to
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  answer any questions or to call in, we are accepting the calls. Let
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  me see the number. Yeah, and I know some people are saying that
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  they can't get on. They have a little bit of difficulty getting normal.
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  We'll be here for a little while, babe, but I appreciate everybody who
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  they can call in. The phone number is four three. You can pull
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  in on four four three eight, five, five eight six, seventh four.
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  That's four four three eight, five, five eight six seven four,
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  and we can bring the phone to her and she could uh talk to whoever's
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  gonna call in. If you're unable to come on, it's fine. You
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  want me to take your sister? Yeah, okay, what's your secret to
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  long life? Alma says, what's your secret to long? Rest? And
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  no drinking? Says resting, no drinking of alcohol, of alcohol because you
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  might think I need water, but well, plenty of water, drink plenty
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  of water. H okay, love, Okay, you have mymafors here with
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  this black diamond where you call him, you see, I'm sorry, who's
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  this hey? Happy birthday? Your birthdays when it's here? H m hm
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  hm. Do you have the do you have the link? If you're going
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  if you go on to Facebook page, the link is going there. Okay
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  yeah. If you go on my Facebook page, the link is going there.
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  Yeah. I go on my page, you'll see the link and you
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  can go on there. Okay, goodbye, she's gonna go on the page.
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  Sorry. Well again, if you know anybody's trying to get on,
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  they would have to go onto the Facebook page to get in, or either
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  the number four four three, eight, five, five, eight, six,
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  seven four. Excuse me, look like you ready to go to sleep.
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  I know it's probably and post your bedtime. Know your granddaughter here says
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  it would be a good time for you to tell everybody who your favorite grandchild
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  is. Let me see, I don't know that all the name, but
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  there's one that approbates me so much. It's a favorite. I know one
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  that's called the cry baby granddaughter. I know one that's called the cry baby
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  too. Do you see her? No, I don't see her here.
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  She's not here in the house. But do you see her on the screen
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  looking at you? And what is her name? Not this one? That
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  the crybaby over here? I'm talking about the one. This one, Yeah,
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  Angela, Angela, that's the cry baby older, that's your cry baby
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  granddaughter. Oh, as I am, But she was a c baby.
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  What did you laughing at? Yes, I'm laughing at you. Happy birthday,
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  grand babyday. Thank you. I thought you had forgotten about it.
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  Oh forgot about me? No, I I was prepared yesterday for you.
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  That's why I call you the crybaby grand job. Yeah, and I made
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  a beautiful post for you too, Oh you did on Facebook. She's been
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  posting it. It's been posting for a while. You've been posting maybe most
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  of the month. I's not that, you know, most of the month,
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  almost every day. See, I don't look at television. You have
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  to check out your Facebook page. She does have her own Facebook page.
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  Oh yeah, yeah, she's pretty hip to the cell phone and a Facebook
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  page. So she's keeping up with the times. Rather, the times are
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  keeping up with her to a little slow. Times are little slow, she
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  says. That's okay. My note. Growing up, I would have never
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  be honest, I would have never thought that I would have saw this day.
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  You know, growing up, you don't really think about how old you
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  are. I'm not sure who this is. I'm not sure if you were
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  who. I can't see the face of the dropped door. Well again,
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  you don't you don't you know Tuesday. Yeah, he just blopped off.
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  I know that is. That's my brother. Okay, that's you up there.
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  I bring them back up if they come on. Yeah. So yeah,
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  growing up, you don't usually think about how how old your parents are.
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  Everybody think that their parents are old, you know. Yeah, I
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  know Markue's saying that all the time about me being old. Yeah, no,
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  I don't think you know what I'm saying. Growing up, you know,
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  people think that their parent is old. She checked you, check,
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  Patrice says, Happy birthday, Granny, Patrice. She's another one of my
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  sisters. She's here on the podcast. She's another one of my the Crew
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  Network sisters. She has a wonderful podcast. I didn't say you she thought
• 29:48
  she was old. I just said, she said you ready to check you
• 29:52
  Patrice? She said she thought you said she was old. Na, she
• 29:56
  don't know. I'm young, do you? And now you're young? Do
• 30:00
  you remember when we used to sit there and watch Super Monkey Sweep and Well
• 30:06
  of Fortunate Jeopardy. Yeah, I'm watching now you go watch it. I
• 30:11
  will find it for you on television. Well, no, Jeopardy still comes
• 30:15
  on. Well, I don't know, can't say ja. Yes, he
• 30:19
  is ninety nine years young. That's coming from the Crew. That's coming from
• 30:22
  your crow baby grand daughter. This is our network we are on and this
• 30:26
  is the Crew Network. I make sure I'll be on the Problem tonight.
• 30:32
  Well you are on there. You're on Basic Black after Dark, but Basic
• 30:36
  Black after Darkness and subsidiary of the Crew Network. That's good and we have
• 30:41
  a lot of sister stations made along with us, so they can join us.
• 30:45
  Any day from Wednesday through Sunday, eight pm, you'll catch one of
• 30:51
  us having a great show. So tune in at eight pm. I'll do
• 30:57
  that. You said, I'm on another program. No, this is gonna
• 31:12
  go on YouTube. It goes on iHeartRadio, Instagram, LinkedIn, most of
• 31:22
  the social media is. This will be recorded so you'll be able to watch
• 31:26
  it back. We can watch it back later on to this evening. You
• 31:29
  can. You can take it to your senior center and let them view it
• 31:33
  if you were like so, I can have it recorded over there. And
• 31:36
  this is the senior building that you used to live in. If you want
• 31:38
  to take it over to your friends over there, they can see it as
• 31:41
  well, or either I can send it to them, send it to the
• 31:44
  senior center. Okay, I'll send it over to the Senior Center. So
• 31:49
  we're not gonna keep you much longer. I know there's probably others that want
• 31:53
  to call into We're going to try to stay for what cake are you having
• 31:57
  to that? But you said work cake? Oh what is that? She
• 32:02
  has a she has a red velvet cake, ye yellow lemon cake and the
• 32:09
  New York style cheesecake. I have the lemon. You want the lemon,
• 32:15
  not a big piece? Little? You want a piece now? No,
• 32:19
  but well whenever you want to eat it later on tonight. So that's the
• 32:27
  type of cake that she has. For tonight, she had what was it?
• 32:30
  Ribs, fried chicken, some potato salad, macro. Send me a
• 32:37
  piece, your granddaughter says, send to her piece. You got it?
• 32:45
  Oh, so I guess you could see that take Yeah, who's see it?
• 32:51
  You can see it from the podcast. So this is one of those
• 32:53
  nights that we're just talking with strips or anything. Okay, what she said,
• 33:01
  she had some point, so she ran to go get it. I
• 33:05
  have no idea what it is, but surprise, surprise. So yeah,
• 33:09
  this is just one of those nights. It is a bonus show. And
• 33:13
  this is my bonus guess here my mom and again we're celebrating her ninety ninth
• 33:17
  birthday. So uh, yes, can I get a piece of red velvet?
• 33:22
  Patre You gotta Patrese him to send you a piece of day. Let's
• 33:27
  see, I don't eat red velvet, but I don't really eat cake either,
• 33:30
  but I'll have some cake tonight. Oh you got a nice little gift.
• 33:38
  Come in here, so Grandma, you know we do. And I
• 33:43
  think that you're a great granddown stairs. The only hit when you come by,
• 33:50
  Oh you're a great grand can give that to you want to go get
• 34:00
  her because she's gonna have a step gold on. This is for grandma and
• 34:13
  we have met you ones. Oh wow, this is really nice. It's
• 34:21
  a I'm gonna get my meeting right now. It says trust the lord.
• 34:28
  Oh it's woman. Put it on you okay, take oh in earrings,
• 34:40
  Oh little diamond earrings too. You put this here? Yeah, and look
• 34:49
  I had the same one. Oh well you have two aquaries with the same
• 34:52
  thing. Oh nice, didn't think about me to leave br that's fine.
• 34:57
  You want to put this right grandmother's au. So, like I said,
• 35:06
  this is just one of those shows where we're just doing whatever for the night.
• 35:09
  It's my mom's birthday, so we're gonna do whatever she wants to do.
• 35:13
  When she's ready to call it quits, we call it quits. But
• 35:15
  I do what. I'm so sorry. I have a whole I've been trying
• 35:22
  to get through this night. But we are gonna be on our regular time
• 35:25
  Friday at eight pm, and we have a special guest. Her name is
• 35:30
  April Colfield, and we are going I'm sorry, April Colfield lamber, and
• 35:34
  we are gonna be talking about her journey from crack to Christ. So I'm
• 35:37
  hoping that you guys will tune in at eight pm this Friday, February sixteenth.
• 35:45
  So you have your jewelry around your neck, you happy. So I'm
• 35:50
  not a hater. I just say that y'all stick together because y'all are too
• 35:52
  aquarius here in the house. And I'm the only liver that can actually do
• 35:57
  something because yo, little girl a liber she's just rolled eyes at me.
• 36:00
  So yeah, shows me twice because I wouldn't give you a piece of my
• 36:02
  meat because she wouldn't need the rest of food. So I just think,
• 36:07
  well, then their mother's got to feed youre up her plate. Happy birthday,
• 36:10
  Thank you? How you doing? Oh that is uh huhm. It's
• 36:17
  Joe Blackbird. Oh happy birthday to me. Thank you. You're very welcome.
• 36:25
  If you're looking, you're looking fantastic, you think so, oh yeah,
• 36:31
  I didn't think you say, somebody, come on you come in and
• 36:35
  tell you think your birthday? I can do your birthday? Oh yeah,
• 36:40
  I see ye both on the phone. I don't know. I tell them
• 36:45
  to try my fag Senier to link. I need my glasses, but I
• 36:51
  see you. I got glasses and I can't. But how you do it?
• 37:00
  Hey? How? Yeah, I'm fine. That's you mother. That's
• 37:04
  a picture of you, and that's Joe. Yeah. And this is us
• 37:07
  right here. Hi. Hey, that my daughter? This when you can
• 37:20
  come and get her. That's he that Penn station. Do you see him
• 37:28
  now? You can see him? Love with that they see it. I
• 37:30
  see me, Joe. I don't see Andrew, but I saw him today
• 37:40
  earlier. Okay, Oh, we got somebody called the name Hello. You
• 37:54
  all live with Mama Foods. That's the one your god daughter and your niece
• 38:13
  called me to say happy birthday. Gone back to you. Oh this is
• 38:22
  Mary. Who sorry? Who is this? Oh? Oh Mary? Hey
• 38:39
  Mary Mary? This junior system. No down the watch. Mary. Thank
• 38:52
  you so much for calling in. Yeah. M hmm, thank you.
• 39:02
  I appreciate you for calling it. Thank you so much. Then you can
• 39:12
  see your grandson. Say, I can't see him, don't peace, Grandma
• 39:28
  can see you at the bottom. Then there we go, so you can
• 39:32
  see him now you see your hands some grassd oh stop it. Looking this
• 39:43
  what we saw him when they came here. You getting old, shorty?
• 39:47
  Think so? Yes, you got great here, he said, so you're
• 39:52
  getting old. Oh my goodness. All these kids. Your grandson Troy,
• 40:02
  that that's that's his father standing behind us, asking who is it? Because
• 40:06
  every time somebody comes on here, he comes running and going like this,
• 40:08
  everybody like it's about him. That's that's true. Yeah, that's your son,
• 40:15
  Troy's son, My son son. Yeah, your son that's standing here,
• 40:22
  that's his son right there. He thought that was He thought to was
• 40:27
  on the earlier. I told him that was right down. No, he
• 40:29
  was on it early, he was. Yeah, he was on that earlier.
• 40:32
  Buddy. We people have to about to put the kids in sleep,
• 40:46
  uncle grandma the night. Oh wow, look at him, man, that's
• 40:54
  your great grandson. Mm hmm. What's your name? What's his name?
• 41:00
  Tremaine Germaine, Tremaine Tremaine. My pap called him smile. He does like
• 41:12
  the smile a lot. He does not like the smile a lot. Which
• 41:15
  one is it? Here? He come again? My god? Yeah?
• 41:21
  Good? He can't hear you? He said, what's up? My name?
• 41:37
  She's supposed to be operating his phone and co order. Mm hmm,
• 41:45
  she's firing and then she wors won thing. Why I don't pay her?
• 41:47
  Never stick around though, thank you see. And this is doing national right
• 41:54
  here. I don't pay her. She's not around, so not to do
• 42:00
  this. Somebody that calls me, oh see, somebody named Beanie Beanie,
• 42:15
  Hello, Hi, hold on for ae minute. Hello, Hi. Do
• 42:32
  you see from New York calling you to say happy, thank you, thank
• 42:36
  you. Hye. You're right, you're right about that. Yeah, I'm
• 42:59
  not being older. I'm getting younger. That's right. You remember the same
• 43:07
  birthday, her birthday. Oh, she'll get old to that. We're both
• 43:21
  get younger together. I'm sorry, and I was so hurt to find out
• 43:45
  today. I heard about it when, you know, right after that happened.
• 43:50
  But my brother was telling me today a little bit more. And I'm
• 43:53
  just telling shock the past love of a dear friend. I'm just really brilliant.
• 44:00
  Shot. Yeah, I'm gonna I'm gonna call you when this is over,
• 44:06
  when the podcast is over. Okay, I'm not sure if the number
• 44:12
  came up, it's when, Yeah, she said it came up. Okay,
• 44:17
  I will all right, happen, he say Hi, say hi.
• 44:24
  Look look there you go. Just bringed your mother now and you got cried.
• 44:30
  I'm gonna kick you out. You say, happy birthday. G watch
• 44:35
  my glass to you. That's okay, everybody. Hi say hi h that's
• 45:00
  my baby Troy col She want a year and a half. Oh man,
• 45:07
  I'm God bless you. She the fanel Come on, Tunky, you want
• 45:15
  to go. I want you to go. Go ahead night. No,
• 45:23
  she's not coming back. Night. That's it. Nope, good night,
• 45:31
  all right again. Thank you so much everybody who's called in who shared this
• 45:36
  birthday, love with my mom. Happy Valentine's Day. I want everybody to
• 45:39
  stay safe, be healthy, just keep loving on each other and tune into
• 45:45
  us on Friday eight pm. We're gonna be talking with April Coldfield Lambert on
• 45:52
  her journey from crack to Christ. Thank you everybody, and see you Friday,
• 46:00
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• 46:09
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