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Mia Thornton gets arrested for stealing $11k in furniture! · The Comment Section

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Speaker 1: Today, Demetrius, I have the same I have the same
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jacket as him, but it looks ten times better on me.
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I would I should go, Actually I should wear it,
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just to actually show the viewers.
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Speaker 2: Who's go get it.
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Speaker 1: I don't want to get you already do enough of that.
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I don't want to totally keep off showing you, so
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I don't want to keep doing that to you.
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Speaker 2: Go go find it.
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Speaker 1: Hi, guys, I am mister Marcus White.
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Speaker 3: And I am motherfucking dived yeah with no space in.
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Speaker 4: Fashion and Demetrius.
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Speaker 1: And we are your hosts for the comment section. Oh
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my god, indeed.
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Speaker 2: Can I thought I was gonna see an intro like
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I do every episode.
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Speaker 1: Sing it.
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Speaker 2: No, it's okay.
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Speaker 1: You already started singing it. Sing it, sing it, sing it,
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sing it right now, sing it, motherfucker, sing the fucking
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theme song. You do it. I'll sing it because I
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have such a lovely voice. Oh wait, demit just on
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the he was on the last time we argued about
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singing the song, wasn't he Yeah, Yeah, yeah, let's keep zoning,
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Let's keep moaning, let's keep phoning. I know that is
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not over. In the money, you'll be run.
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Speaker 4: We didn't even hear it.
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Speaker 2: I didn't even hear you didn't hear it, because it's
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all the time. It's not a normal.
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Speaker 1: Let's keep zoning, let's keep moaning, let's keep phoning.
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Speaker 4: Song is hot.
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Speaker 1: I love it. It's called Back to Me, Kanye West.
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Download it on your Apple, Spotify. I don't know any
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other streaming platform YouTube, but the song is hot. All right?
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I like the song, all right. Shout out to Kanye. Yeah,
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what else is there? Is there? Rhapsody?
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Speaker 4: Is?
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Speaker 1: That's a lot rhapsody?
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Speaker 2: Ask the question what other I don't know?
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Speaker 1: YouTube? Oh? Amazon, Amazon, people stream off Amazon. Yeah, but
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I think it's just those three. I don't think there's.
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Speaker 2: Any Pandora.
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Speaker 1: People who listened to Pandora. What commercials? People still choose
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to shuffle? It's like having an iPod shuffle. Really, what's
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the premium? Do you can pick your own songs?
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Speaker 2: Commercials?
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Speaker 1: No commercials. I did not know Pandora is still around. Wow. Well,
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shout out to those who a keeping Pandora still in business.
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And I'm sure they were scared that the lecture is
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going to eventually go out, and Apple and Spotify came out,
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But yeah, shout out to people who are keeping Pandora
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still in business, and guys are some loyal fans because
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that is wild that Pandora. I'm just saying, Pandora what commercials?
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Who wants to listen to the radio if you want
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to listen to the like shuffled songs and commercials like Pandora.
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Yeah right, yeah right.
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Speaker 4: I think I still have the app.
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Speaker 5: On my phone.
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Speaker 1: Delete it, delete it, delete the app. No one should
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be short. I can't talk nobody little yeah, No one
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should be supporting Pandora at all. In twenty twenty five,
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going to twenty twenty six, its should be illegal to
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support Pandora. Illegal. I let's just started with this. Let's
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just get started. I cannot talk. I need to do
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my vocal trainings I didn't do, but me le me, leave,
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me leave. This is what I do before the shows.
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I can and then say's all the words correctly. This
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is how defeat sounds. What's the high school musical sound?
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I should.
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Speaker 3: That is why your stomach was sound the last week
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you remember you were he wasn't for the good?
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Speaker 1: Yeah? I had the Yeah, I had the runs. I
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had to look at your ugly face.
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Speaker 3: It wasn't it wasn't It wasn't recorded, but like he
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just got up, ran away and he had white pants
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and I saw it.
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Speaker 1: But anyway, you didn't see ship. The only thing you saw,
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Thornton is this nice ass and this big dick. That's
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the only thing you fucking this thirteen inch dick. That's
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the only thing you fucking saw. Thirty bitch to discrew
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to twenty four. You want to keep going, You want
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to keep going.
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Speaker 2: I've known you a long time.
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Speaker 1: And what what? What you changed my diapers?
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Speaker 4: Like?
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Speaker 1: What does that mean? You saw it before? Like? What
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are you getting to? Like what? I've known you a
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long time.
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Speaker 3: I mean I have your best friend. How about how
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about bea Thornton no more your dick MEO Thornton.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, because we all know it's you know, for those
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who don't know, I did upload a photo of it
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on Twitter. What's the hands up for? What's the hands of?
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Speaker 2: Stop?
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Speaker 1: Oh? Stop? Oh? I did I I was one. It
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was like a week or two ago. I got like
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three thousand likes. People were impressed by it, all right,
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people were really impressed. I should take it down, but
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it's still up with those If people want to look
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at mister Marcus White. What's the art, Bark, go google it.
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Speaker 2: God damn at an ugly little animal. That's what I thought.
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It was an ugly little fucking.
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Speaker 1: Stop hating, Stop hating.
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Speaker 2: Let's go back, Let's go back. We were having fun
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when we first started, before we started recording.
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Speaker 1: Were so let's talk about Mia Thornton. Okay, Mia Thorton,
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former House Potomac housewive, Mia Thornton. She was arrested on
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Thursday night for the craziest thing ever. All Right, she allegedly,
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I guess we should say, allegedly, stole eleven thousand dollars
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in furniture from her condo that was furnished when she
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moved in. And so the landlord said that Mia moved
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out in the middle of the night in like October
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thirty first, and I guess it took and guests took
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most of the furniture. I don't know what the furniture was,
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but I'm assuming couch. I'm only assuming couch, table, bed set.
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I don't know. The landlord did say a couple of
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TVs were included in that dollars, a couple. So on
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November six is when the landlord filed a police report
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and then I guess restrainted order went out in Atlanta.
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Mia was at the airport leaving Atlanta on Thursday night,
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and you know when you go through the TSA, she
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was flagged for having a warrant and that's when she
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was arrested. TMZ had the footage of her getting arrested
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in the video of the of the police body camp.
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She was saying that all the furniture was in storage
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and she's willing to give the cops the key so
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she could just put it back on. It's too late
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for that, hunh. It's way too late, you right, If
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you didn't move it in, why are you moving it out? Exactly, Demetrius,
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If you're not using it, if it's in storage, why
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did you take it? And then the fact that you
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think that you can just give, you know, just put
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the furniture back into the apartment, as if it's going
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to be all better. No, no, no, no, that landlords the apartment.
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But that landlord now is going to make you repay
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that money. She don't want the furniture. Now, she's going
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to make you repay the money, pay legal fees. Now,
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you have to get a lawyer. Now you have to you.
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I don't know what her bond was, but now this
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eleven thousand dollars of furniture is costing you maybe close
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to fifty forty thousand dollars and legal fees. She's just dumb.
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She's still dumb. She's really really dumb, Like, how do
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you move furniture out from a furnished comt what's that guy?
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Remember he was on YouTube. He's like, you're so dumb,
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You're really really dumb. Hydr grandma, hydr h.
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Speaker 4: I know what you're talking about.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, remember, yeah, yeah, your wives.
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Speaker 4: That's what it was.
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Speaker 1: Something some for me for those who are not watching
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us on YouTube. Da Vid just changed his hat after
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I told him repeatedly, changed the fucking baseball cap, and
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now he took my advice because of the jacket and
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amazing is this an amazing jacket he's wearing. I just
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felt like the baseball cap didn't go out with his jacket,
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and he was fine. Hen't trying to make you look good.
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You know, I'm making into a spectacle because now you
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fucking changed your hat. Proved me right. It did not
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go with your out there. You knew I was right?
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Why did you change your hat just now, because you
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knew I was right, correct.
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Speaker 6: Correct, anyway the middle of the sentence, just like, just
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like Neil left in the middle of day to get
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that furniture, I left and grabbed that hat and just
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and I didn't say anything.
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Speaker 2: So in the middle of the night.
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Speaker 1: It was a thief in the night, a thief in
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the night.
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Speaker 3: Let me real quick, let me say this, So, how
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how dumb this is? So it's only it's eleven thousand
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dollars worth of furniture.
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Speaker 2: Right, the furniture is you.
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Speaker 3: So now the landlord is gonna want you to buy
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brand new goddamn furniture, and it's gonna be way more
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than eleven goddamn thousand dollars. Hello, Clearly, anytime somebody doing
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it like this, I don't care. It's not about grief,
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she strug me. Because if your money is right, you
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ain't know where you're gonna take furnished furniture that does
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not belong to you and then to steal it, and
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now you're trying to give it back.
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Speaker 2: No, her money not right. Something around with the money.
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Her money is a little funny.
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Speaker 4: Well, y'all know her money always been a little strange, right.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, well he doesn't want he never watched Potomac, but yes, yes,
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yes we know that.
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Speaker 5: Well, you know they got kicked out of the mansion
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and Potonac. I found for records that they got they
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were facing eviction at the house. She found record Baltimore,
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one of the second one.
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Speaker 1: I don't know why she wanted to take us furniture.
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You might as well just stop the goodwill, shout out
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to good Will, no shade the Goodwill. But if you
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want to use furniture, you should have just went to
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Goodwill or Salvation Army. Why would you like defeats point?
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Why would you want to take used furniture that other
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people had used already well and put it in storage.
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Speaker 3: I don't know about goog Will because somebody not no
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no shade the good Will, sorry y'all, with somebody at
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one of my uh direct reports at one point time
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got some furniture from goog Will and they got a rash.
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Speaker 2: So I don't even know why she periferal like a
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bad rash.
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Speaker 3: I don't know where it's from. But I don't even
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know why she would take furniture and they're gonna account
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for this. It was a furnished apartment they're gonna expect.
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It's like if you try to take the damn bed
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from a hotel, it's.
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Speaker 1: For Airbnb, taking furniture from an Airbnb.
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Speaker 2: Hey, don't worry about it, Like no.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, do you think they're not going to see the
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couch missing? And you think they're not gonna see the
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bed missing or the TV missing off the wall? Like
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come on, Mia. And and the crazy part is you
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know her boyfriend is Bobby Valentino R and B singer
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Bobby Valentino. That's her boyfriend. You mean Bobby couldn't really
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afford to get you new furniture. I mean, I know
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he hasn't made some songs about twenty years, but I'm
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sure he got some money saved on his account.
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Speaker 2: I used to love. Yeah, he's my favorite artist and
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I met him.
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Speaker 1: Are you is he singing boy boyfriend number two? What's
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the songs? Boyfriend number two?
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Speaker 2: I saw you all in number two? Tell them he
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had straight out of head girl. I was blown away
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by your six.
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Speaker 1: Oh, I do know that. What's the chorus? What's the chorus?
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Speaker 2: So down? I just want to get I want to
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slip down.
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Speaker 1: Yes, Yes, that's Bobby Valentino turned around.
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Speaker 2: It is a pretty round thing.
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Speaker 1: What's another one?
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Speaker 2: Yeah? I actually met him and I like, I like
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shook his hand like this, and he had some expensive sex.
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I snowed it was wrongable good. Sorry. Yeah, he looks
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like he was.
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Speaker 4: A feature on Missus Officer with Lil Wayne.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, he also was physic god the one that's not
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the same song you know who we are?
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Speaker 2: Yeah?
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Speaker 4: Got it?
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Speaker 1: Got it?
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Speaker 7: Was he the one singing we we Well, that's her boyfriend.
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Speaker 1: That's me and boy that's me and Thorn's boyfriend who who?
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Who is now associated? I think he was at the
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airport with her when she got arrested, so they both
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got one to separate rooms. She moved out, she moved
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it into storage.
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Speaker 4: Who knows furniture?
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Speaker 2: Who knows what was one of stealing it?
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Speaker 4: If you're not going to use it like.
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Speaker 1: Me, is weird?
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Speaker 4: A weird using it like she's putting.
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Speaker 1: On she's a weird.
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Speaker 2: She She's gonna use it, She's gonna plan on using it.
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She was just hoping that nobody's gonna say anything.
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Speaker 1: Well, this is the weird part. This is the third
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Potomac housewife that has gotten huh.
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Speaker 5: I'm would say something if I realized Branch of missing
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out in my apartment, of leasing out the year.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, everybody would. Anybody would. So she's a third housewife
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that has been third Potomac housewife that has been arrested
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in the last twenty months. As y'all know, Karen Hugerhugar
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Hugar was arrested last year in March of twenty four
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and then she had to serve six months in jail
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of February of this year. And then Wendy and Eddie
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were was arrested a month ago due to fraud charges.
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So it makes me think, what's going on with these
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Potomac women keep getting arrested? Like who's next? Who's gonna
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be next? Ashley for her bad singing? Who's next? Who
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is going to be? Who's next? Go, go, go go.
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I want to know who's that next? Stacey for a breath?
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I okay, I say Ashley, I say Ashley for a
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bad singing? And you said Stacey for a breath? Demetrius,
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who's your bet on?
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Speaker 4: Mine?
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Speaker 5: Is actually with the singing too? She should not be
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on stage. We should make songs like that.
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Speaker 1: That is murder, murder, murder. She remade roberta Flat.
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Speaker 4: She didn't remake it. She murdered it.
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Speaker 1: She murdered it. What's the song on your song anymore?
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What's the song? Oh my god, what's the song? I
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can't think of the song, damn it. It's it's the
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Fuji song. Yeah, she did a techno beat to it.
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Is it ready or not? Or I'm Gonna find you?
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Speaker 4: It was wait wait sap to be stop.
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Speaker 1: Hold on, let me think, let me think, let me think.
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Oh my god, reberta Flat, roberta Flat? What's her popular song?
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Speaker 2: Come on, dimes?
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Speaker 1: I know, I know. Yeah, she she did a techno
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version of killing Me Softly. And it did not kill
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me softly. It killed me instantly when I heard it.
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It's really really bad. It's very bad, extremely bad, extremely dead.
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Let's go on to the next Potomac convicts. Uh, Wendy
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and Eddie. So we all know soon to be convicts,
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soon to be convicts.
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Speaker 2: That's just saying.
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Speaker 1: So Wendy and Eddie, we all know that they are
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facing legal actions for fake for faking a burglary and
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then pulling it, trying to scam their assurance by saying
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that some of the items that were robbed, were stolen,
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but they were. They have receipts of returning the items.
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The cops have their seats of returning out items. Well,
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that's what they're saying to you. That's the furniture that
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she stole. Well. The Baltimore Banner reported on Thursday that
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Eddie and Wendy are being accused of possessing forty credit
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card and debit cards and using aliases to conceal their identity. Now,
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Pam Oliver and Eddie Hennessy were the two aliases that
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these to allegedly con artists are trying. We're trying to
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be so. Persecutors are looking for additional records because they
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believe that this will show a pattern of excessive spending
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and to help support the other prosecutors, Yes, trying to.
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Prosecutors are looking for additional records because they believe that
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it will show a pattern of assessive spending and it
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will help them to prove that they had a motive
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in this fraudulent case. And then winding Eddie stupid people,
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All right, are you stupid because you thought you could
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get away with this? But then they're even stupid or
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because yes, they they put out a statement on their
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social media pages, and I'm just like, if you're in
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the middle of a trial, say the statement, save save
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it for the judge, you know, stop speaking out. So
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in this statement, the OSEPHA said that they have never
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used aliases on any financial application. These allegations are false
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and misleading. Such names are used for delivery packages following
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their lawful, lawful purchases safeguard the identity of being public figures.
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I just will not even put that out there. They're
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also in this statement is saying that they feel targeted
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from the police as other housewives and reality stars were
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robbed on vacation but never were facing criminal charges. Yeah,
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but they also weren't, you know.
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Speaker 2: Okay. They also about you know where the ring?
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Speaker 4: Yeah, and say what more should we put on the list?
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Speaker 1: Exactly? Yes, exactly, like come on now, winning and Eddie
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and the fact that you guys have forty credit cards
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and debit cards and different names, that's what the CARDI BSA,
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what's my favorite saying that's suspicious. It's very suspicious. It's
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really suspicious to have forty different credit cards. I wonder
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what their credit score is, like forty different credit cards.
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I didn't know that was even possible forty forty I
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didn't know that was what's what's I can't.
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Speaker 4: Have multipas? Yeah that's true.
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Speaker 1: Oh oh okay, because I'm like, god, got it.
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Speaker 2: But it is allegedly let me make it. It is allegedly, so.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, it's allegedly.
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Speaker 8: But but give me talking about what you just said.
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Why in the hell are they saying anything like who
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are there? Who's your counsel? Why are you having any statement?
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Like you're trying to do what for the public right now?
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Speaker 3: Your freedom is at stake right now, your money is
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at stake, and you're trying to worry about whether or
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not with people saying online about you. Baby, you need
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to just sit back and just hope that you can
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get a good ass lawyer that your ass won't get
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fucked up, because it's stupid to be saying anything right now,
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and if you did it, and it is dumb as hell,
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these are too smart, intelligent black people ain't doing this
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stupid shit.
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Speaker 2: Child, I don't even know what to say.
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Speaker 1: And what makes me even more angry is that.
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Speaker 5: Was like like a like a file attorney, the one
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they hired.
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Speaker 4: He was like involved with like the whole Monica Lewinsky.
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Speaker 1: Situation from thirty years ago.
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Speaker 4: It was still high profile.
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Speaker 1: I'm just saying, really, so this person is an older attorney.
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Speaker 4: Then, and hopefully he still know what to do thirty
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years later.
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Speaker 1: But what stain is on the dresses? What stain is
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on the We're not talking about a stain on the dress.
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We're talking about you saying that this dress were stolen
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and you returned the dress for cash. Yeah, yeah, I wouldn't.
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I don't know about using Monica Lewinsky's lawyer. But what
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makes me even more upset is that Eddie and Wendy
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participated in Bravo Khan, which was last week, and to me,
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I said, they went to Bravo con because they probably
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won't be able to go to the next event in
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twenty twenty seven because they both will be in prison.
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That's the reason why they're having fun at Bravokan. But
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I wouldn't have I wouldn't have went because when they
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when Wendy had a panel, of course there's a Q
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and a panel that all these women do, people are
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asking about the trial and she kept saying that she
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can't talk about it. I would not want to put
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myself in a situation where one I'm questioned about I'm
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being questioned about something legal, and two I can make
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it worse for the for the other, for the opponents
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who trying to put me in jail. You know, look
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at her having fun. Look at like I just you're
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not showing remorse. You're not showing that you're taking accountability
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for something that you like, even if you're not guilty
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of it. I still would be trying to show remorse.
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And despite just not trying to be in a public.
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Speaker 2: Eye, be low key.
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Speaker 3: It's just being low key and being under the water.
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But honestly, this was so dumb. We talked about this
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a couple of weeks ago. How in the hell you
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wearing a ring that you said got stolen. You are
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in front of the show of people, and you're gonna
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be this idiotic to wear a ring in which you
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just said got stolen. How smart is it to then
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return some of these items in which they don't.
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Speaker 2: Have electronic tracking?
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Speaker 3: How smart is it in which now you're having all
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these credit cards?
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Speaker 1: Like when?
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Speaker 3: How when is it when people just become overly slapping,
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But that's what happened.
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Speaker 2: You try to keep with the Joneses, that's what happened.
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Speaker 4: Well, did y'all see the latest episode?
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Speaker 1: No? Yeah, I did.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, this one hundred thousand dollars renovation they're doing to
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the house where the robbery.
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Speaker 4: What happened.
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Speaker 3: They're trying to give the evidence. What they're trying to do,
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So sting them straight.
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Speaker 1: To Bravo is Bravo is shady because what the editors did.
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Wendy was talking about all the renovations in the home,
21:37
and when Bravo did was list the prices of each room,
21:40
each panel up to one hundred thousand dollars. That was
21:45
probably that.
21:46
Speaker 5: They're doing the entire first floor, Like, let's should have
21:49
just said that it's literally every room.
21:51
Speaker 2: That's gonna be use episod.
21:52
Speaker 1: So listen, one hundred thousand dollars that one of those
21:56
forty credit cards paid off. They're going to jail. They
22:01
are going to prison.
22:04
Speaker 4: Which, by the way, Oliver's family room. This is Eddie
22:07
Hennessy's kitchen.
22:08
Speaker 1: Hennessy Eddie Henny any other way. But by the way,
22:12
when you apply for credit cards, I thought that they
22:15
look for yourself security number. I didn't know that you
22:17
can give aliases as a name. I can put down
22:19
another name for a credit card, like I don't have
22:21
to put my name down on a credit.
22:22
Speaker 2: Card, you know people, And I never tried it, so
22:25
I don't know, Like what is it?
22:28
Speaker 9: Yeah, well I'm not scammers, so oh by like CPNS,
22:32
which is like placement of a social now, like I
22:36
discovered that when I was like, like, someone.
22:39
Speaker 4: Told me about that, and I was like, you can
22:41
do that, isn't it lack.
22:42
Speaker 1: Of legal interesting? Interesting? Yeah, that's not for me, Like
22:47
not for me either. I mean, I'd just rather just
22:50
make the money.
22:50
Speaker 4: Trying to be sitting next to Eddie, I.
22:53
Speaker 1: Am, I am not. Well, he's good looking. I don't know.
22:57
I'll go to jail for you, Eddie. All right, I
22:59
like to see you showers. Let me see maybe to
23:01
see what you're working with, because you know they do
23:03
public showers in jail. David, do you know, so like
23:06
you know, I would love to see how you know Eddie,
23:10
what Eddie's working with. Let me see how happy you are? Ready?
23:16
All right, David, you're up next. Let's talk about the
23:18
Epstein file. By the way, we hear you typing.
23:23
Speaker 2: I mean, well, I wanted to make sure that I'm
23:25
sounding good.
23:28
Speaker 3: Okay, anyway, let me sorry, So ladies on Epstein and
23:31
I definitely have to talk talk about this because it
23:33
is absolutely wild and if y'all do not know, if
23:37
I don't know, y'all heard about that Downald trumpet apparently
23:41
had blown somebody by the name of Bubba. They think
23:45
they think that it's Bill Clinton Sidy note, but legislation
23:51
did pass answer, Well.
23:52
Speaker 1: That was his nickname. That's his nickname. That's his nickname. Yeah,
23:57
it is Bubba. Yeah.
24:00
Speaker 2: He apparently ballooned Bubba. That's what that was from the Epstein.
24:07
Speaker 9: He ballooned Bubba blue Blue.
24:15
Speaker 2: Yeah.
24:16
Speaker 1: So this was before her, after Monica Lewinsky.
24:22
Speaker 3: I mean, maybe that's why when Hillary Clinton and Donald
24:26
Trump was a debate, he was looking at her with
24:30
so much disdain and discussed because, you.
24:32
Speaker 2: Know what, he was mad that she got his man.
24:38
I think that's it. But anyway, let me just talk
24:40
about Let me talk about the legislation I was pasted.
24:42
Speaker 3: It was the Epstein File Transparency Act that was passed
24:46
by the US Congress. In the House, it was pasted
24:49
four hundred and twenty seven to one, and then the
24:53
Senate does passed by the Senate with something called a
24:57
unanimous consent, which is as soon as it comes over
25:00
it is automatically going to get passed.
25:02
Speaker 2: It went to Donald Trump desk right here is the kicker.
25:06
Speaker 3: Something that is really really important is that they did
25:09
leave a provision in the law that says that if
25:14
there is an investigation that some parts of it need
25:18
to be redacted or hidden from the public.
25:22
Speaker 2: M interesting enough. Pam Bondi came out of nowhere and.
25:26
Speaker 3: Said, hey, who is the secretary Secretary ofst What does
25:30
she sure the DJ?
25:33
Speaker 2: Yeah?
25:33
Speaker 3: Stay anyway, So she turned in general, turning general, turning
25:36
in general in my bad. So she came out of
25:38
nowhere and said that, oh, there is a new investigation.
25:41
So they have thirty days the DOJ Department of Justices,
25:44
thirty days after the law assigned.
25:45
Speaker 2: To apply before it can be released to the public.
25:50
Speaker 3: Now, Jeffrey Epstein brother says that he believes that the
25:54
Republicans are taking their time, dragging their feet all this
25:58
time because they think that they're going to be hiding
26:01
names within before it becomes.
26:03
Speaker 2: A popularn.
26:05
Speaker 3: Is so freaking crazy because we're talking about hundreds of
26:10
underage girls, underage women that have been beautily assaulted that
26:16
have that had sex trafficking ring by rich, high profile people,
26:20
and they're trying to protect this now. Mind you, these
26:22
Republicans a lot of times that said that they're gonna
26:25
do everything they can to bring it out, they campaigned
26:28
on it, but you know what they end up doing
26:30
not doing it.
26:31
Speaker 2: Now they're trying to hide it.
26:33
Speaker 3: So I thought this was like a really really important
26:35
topic because it's those who are claimed to be so
26:39
so pro America, you pro life, but you unders still
26:42
you are protecting individuals who hurt life.
26:45
Speaker 2: So that's all I had to quick say about that.
26:47
Speaker 1: You have seen found you know, and I honestly stop
26:51
caring about it just because I feel like, how do
26:54
you ment? As you mentioned, they're gonna be names that
26:58
are going to be heading our different parts be hidden,
27:01
And at this point I don't really care because the
27:03
people that we probably want to see in the list,
27:05
we probably want to get the privy to see them
27:07
on the list because it's gonna be taken. It's gonna
27:09
be a sponged and that's not fair. We should see
27:12
every single person on that list, whether they're in office,
27:16
out of office, high power, low power, whatever, Every person
27:20
on that list should be available to every human eye.
27:24
And the fact that that I know that they're going
27:26
to remove that important names makes me really not interested,
27:30
you know, because I feel like we already know who's
27:33
on the list. What's the point? What is the fucking point?
27:37
I think? What I think?
27:38
Speaker 2: What's so disturbing about it?
27:40
Speaker 3: And in my viewy so important because it just shows
27:44
the crazy hypocrisy. It shows the lies right in front
27:49
of people's eyes. So to show so many voters, especially
27:54
so many poor Donald Trump uneducated voters, who would ignore
28:00
this is so sad. Not only it's sad, it should
28:03
show them that that's this is the largest coat in
28:06
the history of the world. This is the largest coat
28:10
Trump supporters, because for them to just ignore this right
28:12
now is so diabolical. As Donald blues say that like,
28:18
it's discussing and disturbing to me. So I just wanted
28:20
to kind of throw it out there about stay values.
28:23
Speaker 1: I just want to correct you on some things. Stop
28:26
saying the poor people who voted for him, because you know,
28:30
his biggest supporters are the celebrities, the people who you're
28:33
watching right now in the football game, those are his
28:35
biggest supporters. So nothing's poor, Like I always say, it's
28:39
always the people in power who have more of the
28:42
voice than the people lower and all those people. You know,
28:47
it's real, it's really the people in the voters really
28:50
to blame for this too.
28:50
Speaker 2: Disproportionately.
28:52
Speaker 3: Trump Republican voters are those who are typically lesser educated
29:00
and lesser in a financial manner. That's a that's a
29:08
stats and you have to pull it up for you
29:09
real quick.
29:11
Speaker 1: I know, I know it's stats, but I just always
29:13
blame the celebrities stificate they're the ones with the most
29:17
because let me tell you, if you have like like
29:19
the Snoop Dogg and t i s like, you know,
29:21
they have like, you know, fifty million followers. And so
29:24
when when let's say I have, you know, fifty million
29:27
followers and I'm saying I'm gonna go vote for Donald
29:29
Trump all my followers, I'm like, oh, maybe I'm right.
29:32
You know, it's a big influencers and so there to
29:35
me are more to blame than the poor people. It's
29:39
it's it's the people who have money and have influence
29:42
on the world. But at this point, you know what,
29:47
whether whether Donald Trump want or not, there's still going
29:52
to be evil people in this world leading and misleading others.
29:56
And yeah, so we'll see what happens with the next
30:00
couple of weeks of the Epstein Files. I don't believe
30:02
that no names are on there are going to really
30:05
surprise us. I feel like we already know most of
30:08
the names, and I feel like a lot of the
30:10
names that we're expecting to see will we will not
30:12
see due to the reasons you mentioned.
30:15
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, let me ask you this question before we
30:17
move on. Oh, actually, it may lead into moving on
30:22
some names that you would be surprised by. Who are
30:28
some of the greatest entertainment What names will be on
30:31
that list?
30:34
Speaker 1: Beyonce and that's it. That's all I gotta say. But
30:38
according to Monica, Monica the singer for those who don't know,
30:42
you know, Monica's not really not that famous as I
30:43
thought she would be. But you know, she's not. So
30:46
I have to put Monica the singer because people are
30:48
like Monica who, because I don't understand Monica, you need
30:51
a last name because you're not that famous that this
30:53
only go based off your first name. So yeah, so Monica,
30:57
she's not Beyonce, She's not a Brandy. Okay, you need
31:01
a last name, Monica because a lot of people don't
31:02
know who you are. She's not a Sonny And that
31:09
was SHARE's ex husband, thank you. Yeah, he died in
31:14
a I mean, I'm not saying I want you to
31:16
be dead. Well, she's definitely not Sonny because she's alive.
31:18
But but listen. So she was on Instagram answering a
31:28
lot of fan questions and Marca have a nerve to
31:31
say that Chris Brown is the greatest entertainer on this earth.
31:35
Here's what she said. Quote. I feel like he's the
31:37
greatest entertainer that is left on this earth. There were
31:41
many before him. He is just one of one. He's
31:45
just the sound of his voice or his harmonies or anything.
31:48
Just instantly make shits better. Lies Beyonce is you can't.
31:55
There's nothing better than Beyonce. The best, the greatest entertainer
31:58
on this earth is Chris Brown. Chris Brown, let's all
32:06
say together. And as a question, Chris Brown.
32:10
Speaker 2: Nose like Chris Brown. I'm not saying that together.
32:14
Speaker 1: Do you think he's the greatest attainer on this I
32:17
wanted this good.
32:18
Speaker 3: He's a I want to fight against you, I do.
32:21
I want to fight against you. Because I enjoy when
32:24
we fight. However, I can't say child, I'm not always wrong,
32:32
but this case we can be right together. I love
32:35
Beyonce and I'm sorry. Chris Brown is second to Beyonce,
32:38
and I will say that he is. He is a
32:40
great performance. So what he does in his shows, not
32:43
only does he dance, he sings. His songs are good.
32:47
I mean he got one album. I don't know that
32:48
thirty eight goddamn songs on it. But he is good.
32:52
He is not only good, he is great. It's he
32:54
the greatest right now because Beyonce, what she does is
32:59
hard to match. And maybe I'm just I'm just part
33:02
of the behive, So that's why. But it's hard to
33:06
say that he too far behind. We're not gonna sit there.
33:09
I know you don't like him, Marcus. I know you
33:11
don't like him, but that don't mean you need to
33:14
dismiss how great the man is. You know he can
33:17
You know.
33:18
Speaker 1: I don't think he is good. I think he's good.
33:20
He's a good performer. He's good. He's good. He's good.
33:25
He's good. He's good. But I don't you know, number
33:27
two doesn't matter, because anything after number two doesn't really
33:31
matter only if it depends on number one, and Beyonce
33:34
is number one. Manca have several seats, you goon have
33:37
several seats, all right, gunaga? Okay, gunaga. And then the
33:45
funny thing is like, you know, she is such a tomboy,
33:48
such a man, and of course you know a lot
33:49
of tomboys and men do look up to another man
33:54
as the greatest performer, whereas females and you know, I
33:58
guess gay men look to female that's the greatest performer.
34:01
Because to me, I think, no, Monica is Monica just
34:08
likes men. She's a tomboy.
34:10
Speaker 3: So because she's a tomboy, that's why she like Chris Brown. People,
34:18
he has a case that you can argue that he
34:20
is the greatest performer.
34:24
Speaker 1: I wouldn't. I wouldn't use it. I wouldn't say that sentence.
34:26
Hold on, don't use that he has a case, because
34:29
we can go to many places with that sentence. He
34:32
does have cases, legal cases. Let's change I want to
34:37
start that conversation he has a case. Let's not start
34:41
with that with Chris Brown. Because he does have a case.
34:44
He has many of them. But see, when I think
34:50
of greatest performers I think of, I do think of
34:53
always just think of female artists. I think of people
34:55
who performed at the super Bowl. I think of Yeah,
35:01
that's But my point is the reason why I'm bringing
35:03
that up, thank you pointing that out, is because, oh
35:07
my god, someone's calling me. I call him back later, because,
35:09
like I said, men usually go to men artists, and
35:12
you know, girls go to girl artists. And as a
35:14
gay man, I'm always gonna go to a girl artist
35:16
where Monica, she's a tomboy, and I think that she
35:18
just automatically went to a male artist instead of thinking
35:22
about I don't know, I just think of this as
35:24
a sex thing. You know. That's all I'm saying. Not
35:27
gonna go too hard on you, Monica. I did. I
35:29
was trying to go to your concert this weekend, but
35:32
it just couldn't make it. I'm jealous that I'm not
35:34
gonna see you and Brandy perform, and Kelly Rowland. Oh
35:37
I'm so mad. I'm not gonna be able to see them,
35:40
all three of them.
35:44
Speaker 2: So okay, okay, let me say this real quick.
35:46
Speaker 3: So I I am not saying again that he is
35:51
better than me.
35:52
Speaker 2: I'm not, but he is great.
35:53
Speaker 3: But just to put some things into context, So Chris
35:58
brown total tours is about five hundred million dollars compared
36:05
to Beyonce's one point five billion.
36:12
Speaker 1: And but guess who just made a billion dollars offices
36:14
one tour alone the weekend?
36:17
Speaker 2: Oh he did?
36:19
Speaker 1: He did that? Just made know it. He just made
36:21
a billion dollars off of his latest tour. And I
36:25
no shade of the weekend. I hate the name. I
36:28
always hated that name because I'm a weekday person. What
36:30
the hell happens on the weekend?
36:34
Speaker 3: But no E?
36:35
Speaker 1: Right? Yeah? No? He no? Missing, isn't it missing the
36:41
E and missing? Look? I like his albums. I had
36:45
the last two, but I just never really felt moved
36:49
to go see him live. He's not really like someone
36:50
I will go see live. I don't see the hype
36:53
of the weekend, if that makes sense. So I'm really sure,
36:56
huh he wants your money's yeah. So the fact I
36:59
was really surprised that he made he got a billion
37:01
dollars off his concerts. I don't know anyone who went
37:04
to go see I don't know who anyone who went
37:05
to go see him. I was like, oh, people went
37:07
to that like, oh, okay, I don't think it was
37:12
an American song. I don't think it was American too song.
37:15
I think he made that billion from because you know,
37:17
he's Canadian. He's not even American, he's Canadian, so and
37:19
so Europeans and the Australians. I think that that was
37:22
from overseas because I don't think he's that big in America.
37:26
He's good, but I don't think he's that big to
37:28
get a billion dollars.
37:29
Speaker 2: The Weekend.
37:32
Speaker 3: Really good album, but for any entertainment purposes though, No,
37:39
it's hired for me to say, you know, from from Beyonce,
37:44
she is the Queen when it comes entertained, the.
37:47
Speaker 1: Queen and the King. Okay, she's a she's a I'm
37:51
gonna say what.
37:53
Speaker 4: And even Chris Brown does more of his concerts.
37:58
Speaker 1: But then who the.
38:02
Speaker 2: A dancer the Weekend does?
38:05
Speaker 1: The Weekend does a coke on stage? Okay, he's a
38:08
coke addict, all right, him? And what's the other woman
38:11
who does coke from Disney Channel? Oh my god, she's
38:13
always in and out of rehab. Oh, I can't think
38:15
that's a raven. They do coke? No, not the white girl, Demi,
38:21
Demi Lovado. They both are cokeads on stage, you know,
38:24
allegedly let me so. Yeah, but look, Beyonce is going
38:30
to be the king. She's a king of R and B.
38:32
She's a king of country, rock, pop, rap, anything. She's
38:36
a king of except acting. She's had a really good actress.
38:42
Speaker 4: Yeah, who's a king to R and B?
38:44
Speaker 1: But Beyonce, it's a king of everything. There's no there's
38:46
nothing better than beyond w what's king RnB? Don't say
38:48
R Kelly.
38:52
Speaker 2: I can't say Kelly because I'm not trying to get canceled.
38:57
Speaker 1: I don't know about Kelly. I don't know about R
38:59
and B. Don't know you.
39:01
Speaker 3: Well, that's the I want to rid something like my com.
39:08
Speaker 4: Second you gotta he got some good songs.
39:12
Speaker 3: This is Kellys out the kitchen, Mama rulody.
39:18
Speaker 2: I haven't man ain't he missing?
39:22
Speaker 4: Yeah? Okay, sorry, all right, let's go.
39:27
Speaker 1: To a depressing note. I don't want to even say this,
39:30
but I think a lot of people don't know about this.
39:32
So I didn't know these two twins, So the Kessler twins.
39:37
One was named Alice and the other one was named Alan.
39:40
They were German twin entertainers that performed with Dean Martin
39:44
and Fank Shanatra back in the day. Well, they both
39:48
died over the weekend by committing suicide at age eighty nine.
39:53
But this is the big this is the suicide part
39:56
is also crazy. And the fact that they died together
39:58
was crazy because they chose to died together. But this
40:01
is a crazy part. It was assisted suicide. Dude, the
40:04
two of you know what assistant suicide is.
40:07
Speaker 4: Yeah, yes, when you said someone to death.
40:17
Speaker 1: So but a lot of people, a lot of Americans
40:19
don't know that, a lot of Americans don't know that
40:21
because it's not legal here. It's legal in many other
40:24
countries Canada, Germany, France, Italy, they have assisted suicide, and
40:29
of course is under certain circumstances. But it's giving the
40:33
people the right to end their own lives by through
40:37
a third party, through third party assistant. And I think
40:41
that this should be allowed in America. I feel like,
40:45
you know, some people should have the options to die.
40:50
If you are paralyzed from the neck down, if you
40:55
have Parkinson, if you have as l you know, like
40:58
it obviously has to be extreme condition, exactly insteade of
41:03
this being a vegetable, you know, I think that needs
41:07
to be passed here at some point.
41:08
Speaker 3: Oh, you're talking about because I.
41:11
Speaker 1: Assistant suicide with the being done legally, you know, obviously
41:15
it's I think it's just done through an injection, like
41:19
how people die in prison with the death comedy. I
41:22
think it's the injection. But yeah, I think it should
41:25
be I think it should be legal here in America.
41:28
So any thoughts about that.
41:30
Speaker 5: How do people have that job? Like how how do
41:33
you just do that? Like that's what you do for
41:34
a living.
41:36
Speaker 1: I would do it because they're in pain. Think about it. Okay,
41:41
let me say tell the personal story. My father was
41:43
a vegetable for eight months. He couldn't move, he couldn't talk,
41:47
he could he was staring at the wall for eight months.
41:49
Me and my siblings, two siblings. I have siblings on
41:51
my dad's side. We had to take a vote on
41:53
whether to pull the plug or keep them my life support.
41:55
Of course I was up voted. I said pull the plug,
41:58
and so we watch them whither away for eight months.
42:00
That's a terrible way to die, just sitting there in
42:04
the bed and looking at the ceiling as a vegetable,
42:07
you know, Like that's that to me? Should I think
42:11
about people like that. So that's why I'm like, that
42:13
should be something here in America, because if I was
42:15
in those shoes, pull the fucking plug, you know, assist
42:18
me in my suicide. I wouldn't want to be in
42:20
a bed all my life yet paralyzed.
42:23
Speaker 3: I'm totally with you, and I I hate I hate
42:28
to say that, but my grandmother the last week was.
42:35
Speaker 2: Not herself.
42:37
Speaker 3: My grandmother last week was of course, she couldn't move.
42:41
She was just within a where she couldn't eat. It
42:44
wouldn't give you anything because some of them because her
42:46
organs were treading down anyway. But we don't know if
42:51
this person is actually feeling something.
42:55
Speaker 2: Imagine ceiling pain. If anybody ever liked.
42:58
Speaker 3: You went to bed and you had that kind of
43:02
that sleep paralysis, you can't really move, somebody liked that.
43:09
Imagine not being able to move but having all the
43:12
pain but you can't move. You can't say you need this,
43:15
You can't say you need that.
43:17
Speaker 2: Suffering. Weeks in and when you can't move, five seconds
43:22
feel like a damn hour. So imagine what twenty four
43:26
hours feel a week.
43:29
Speaker 4: I actually met someone like that.
43:31
Speaker 5: I met someone that she had like a dramatic childbirthing
43:36
experience and it was on life support, and all her
43:42
family pretty much was like, no, pull the plug. And
43:47
the only person that stepped up was her husband. And
43:50
I was like, I'm her husband, I'm the next of ken.
43:54
I have the power to say so keep my wife alive.
43:57
And to this day, like still married to that man.
44:01
And she says, she's literally like felts like she heard
44:05
her family talking like shit about like this whole situation
44:12
and saying like, oh, pull the plug.
44:15
Speaker 4: She has life chorance. They were trying to make it
44:19
like they was trying to make a up.
44:21
Speaker 1: Most families do, Yeah, they do.
44:23
Speaker 4: And her husband was like, I don't care how much
44:24
it costs to save my wife.
44:26
Speaker 2: Save her mm hmm m. I guess that's a different
44:32
perspective too. That's true.
44:33
Speaker 1: It is a difference. Productive Yeah, I don't know, I
44:36
don't I want the law to be passed her. I
44:38
want us to have a sister suicide because then maybe
44:43
people who try to commit suicide can do it safer,
44:46
because you know, there's people who shoot themselves in their
44:49
mouth and then they don't kill themselves and now they
44:51
have a disability or they're you know, it's just they
44:54
do it on the heart, like like I don't know
44:55
if you guys heard about Sidney Hardman, who was went
44:59
viral from beyonce Homecoming video. She is a woman who
45:02
had like the gasping reaction when Beyonce came up in
45:06
the beginning of the movie. She committed suicide on Saturday
45:08
at age twenty five years old. And I don't know
45:11
how she killed herself or how she died, but but
45:14
but I'm sure that it wasn't, you know, you know,
45:18
in a yeah, in a positive way, you know, if
45:21
if we could have I'm not saying I'm gonna courage,
45:25
you know, I'm supporting suicide and not saying that she
45:27
was even qualified for the assistant suicide, but if we
45:30
could just help people do it in a safer demeanor,
45:32
then I don't know if that makes sense.
45:35
Speaker 3: I think for something like that, it should be deemed
45:38
for a certain age limit you older, you know, terminal issues.
45:44
Speaker 2: But for like someone.
45:47
Speaker 3: Younger going through this, it's we have like I don't
45:51
know what, I don't know what the stats are. The
45:53
metrics are for how much suicide, if it has increased
45:58
or not increased over the past couple of years. But
46:00
it's I would have to admit that I think that
46:04
social media has a lot to do with it.
46:07
Speaker 2: So you remember Nick. So, my friend Nick, before he passed.
46:12
Speaker 3: Away for eight months would call me without fail every
46:19
other day, leaving me voice messages screaming on why he
46:24
did not want to be here no more. But he
46:25
was scared to do it, screaming because he said he
46:29
was you'd be online. He would see people having fun
46:31
and he felt like his life wasn't where he wanted
46:33
to be. He didn't have the friends he did his
46:35
gay friends. Wasn't pretty enough his real words, he said,
46:38
he said, feel like he wasn't attractive enough.
46:40
Speaker 2: He didn't have the things he wanted to have.
46:42
Speaker 3: He felt like he wasn't and he wasn't didn't have
46:44
the body that he wanted and mind, he.
46:46
Speaker 2: Wasn't even big.
46:47
Speaker 3: He was like thinn, he had one hundred seventy on bounds.
46:49
He felt like like he just he couldn't be in
46:51
a relationship. He had all these things he was going
46:54
through because he was looking at social media so much
46:56
that he didn't even.
46:57
Speaker 2: Want to be here no more.
46:58
Speaker 3: I think sometimes social media create this expectation for you
47:02
to try to live to by looking at some of
47:04
the these all these people and all these influencers, and
47:08
when you compare your life, you seem like it's not there.
47:11
Speaker 2: That people start to beat themselves down.
47:13
Speaker 3: I would I would like to see the stat or
47:15
the metric on how if suicide has increased over the
47:19
past like five years, because because I'm sure it has.
47:24
It's such a deeper issue what's happening right now with
47:27
depression and mental health, and we need to be aware
47:31
of mental health. It is so so so important that
47:34
I'm just gonna say something.
47:35
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, go.
47:35
Speaker 5: Ahead, no, I was thinking, like thinking back off of
47:41
what you said about like the social media aspect. It's
47:45
just a lot of people they base their lives off
47:49
of what others are portraying. Because I'm sorry, some of
47:53
these content creators they walking in it looks like they're
47:57
buying a new car, but it's really just the same. Hell,
48:02
some of these celebrities. Look look at real huntson out
48:04
the prison. It's a persona. It's like forty credit cards
48:12
to keep up a lifestyle. Come on, if y'all broke,
48:15
y'all broke a minute, Like come on. It's not it's
48:19
really not the deep.
48:22
Speaker 1: It would.
48:24
Speaker 4: No.
48:24
Speaker 5: I just think like it'll it would be better. I'm
48:28
pretty sure this is a far fetch. It'd be better
48:31
if social media was more reality.
48:36
Speaker 1: Mm hmmm.
48:37
Speaker 5: Like celebrities and content creators. They show the good, the bad,
48:42
and the ugly because I think mentally a lot of
48:46
people who do follow them on the social media and whatnot,
48:50
Mentally they will feel better about wherever they are in
48:53
their space, and it wouldn't be so much pressure that
48:57
could lead to something tragic.
48:58
Speaker 3: Well, people are afraid of going ability, They're afraid of
49:01
vulnerability because of so many Internet bullies, so many Internet
49:08
trolls or people who want to be click bait, so
49:11
they have to say the worst thing under comments.
49:14
Speaker 2: We all have.
49:15
Speaker 3: Been guilty of going under comments to find the funniest things,
49:20
to see what is happening. And some of the worst
49:22
things that are said that I'm guilty of that I've
49:24
laughed at, have.
49:26
Speaker 2: Been at the expense of other people.
49:28
Speaker 3: We don't even know what those comments, what those laughs
49:32
may have done to some people.
49:36
Speaker 1: It's you know, I have always had like a small
49:39
platform and I've always been open with my followers about
49:45
many things that's going through my life, when I got fired,
49:49
when I was homeless for two years, when when I
49:53
stopped speaking to my mother, And of course I bring
49:57
up these situations, these things that have happened to me
50:01
whenever I'm covering a story or whatever. But people do
50:03
use it against you whenever they're mad at you. And
50:06
of course it doesn't really bother me when people bring
50:09
it up. Or I've been single for six years and
50:11
this is why even single, because someone had said this
50:13
to me recently. You said, like city sucks a season,
50:15
that's why you've been single for six years. Oh yeah,
50:18
that's a reason why. Really literally, that's what they said
50:23
to me. And I'm like okay, like okay, but it's like,
50:26
people do use things against you. And earlier this year
50:32
on this podcast, like it was in February March, you know,
50:37
I actually talked about one to commit suicide, and a
50:41
lot of the listeners were like just mind blown and
50:44
couldn't believe. And I was really drawna balling that episode
50:46
about why I said I was going to kill myself
50:49
at the end of the year. I felt like it
50:50
was going to happen at the end of the year,
50:52
and I said some things and people were just like, like,
50:57
why you have this? You have that? And what you said? Demetrius,
51:01
So what if I have X amount of followers? So
51:03
what you know, it's all a persona. You know. People
51:06
don't know what you really are going through behind the screens.
51:09
Speaker 7: You know.
51:10
Speaker 1: And I always am so vulnerable with everything I say
51:15
on my platforms. I really don't try to hide anything
51:17
because I don't want people think. And I live a
51:18
life and I really don't live I'm really honest with
51:21
the life I live. I feel like two of you
51:23
have a better life than I do, you know, like,
51:25
but but social media does make it seem But social
51:31
media really do, like make have people under illusion that
51:35
you have a better life because you have X amount
51:37
of followers or whatever the case is. And you know,
51:40
some people don't and that's that. But yeah, social media
51:45
is the root of the devil. It really is. It's
51:48
the root of the devil.
51:49
Speaker 2: It really is. And it can be used in such
51:53
a better way.
51:55
Speaker 3: But because of how it's currently being used for the
51:58
sake of just going all the good side and for
52:03
those who are just using it just to be ugly,
52:06
I know that it is causing so much like mental
52:10
distress on so many people, but suicide is so like
52:14
it's so deep, it's so deep, and I think that
52:18
we need to make sure for a couple. So the
52:19
one thing I do want to say is because so
52:21
I do teach a mental health class at my job
52:26
and one of the things what's like really important is
52:31
checking in with yourself, Like you have to. It's like
52:35
a term called care See. You have to like check
52:37
in with yourself. You have to genuinely say, like how
52:39
am I feeling? Like legit, how am I feeling? Like
52:42
what is wrong with me? Like I actually had to
52:45
do this earlier today because I was like going through
52:48
a moment where like I wasn't feeling how I wanted
52:51
to feel.
52:55
Speaker 2: Not only you have to check in with yourself.
52:57
Speaker 3: I think the a is called like you have to
53:01
like what is it called like like assess what's happening
53:04
or something like that.
53:05
Speaker 2: I don't know.
53:05
Speaker 3: I can't remember all that. I teach this class once
53:08
a month. But one of the things that our is
53:10
to reach out you genuinely need somebody to talk to
53:14
and not necessarily saying that you have to go and
53:17
go and find somebody. All you have to get a
53:19
mental health here, which I think everybody should. But if
53:21
you don't feel comfortable that, have somebody to talk to.
53:24
Because earlier today, like and not to make a personal
53:28
there was things that I personally was dealing with and
53:31
like I had and I was talking to Marcus today
53:33
and I like people see us talking shit to each
53:36
other every single step of the way.
53:37
Speaker 2: But underneath all of this.
53:39
Speaker 3: Is my real, genuinely friend who loved me so much,
53:42
and I needed a reminder of who I was. I
53:46
needed a reminder of certain things. And it's so important
53:49
that when we're dealing with certain things to have somebody
53:53
to talk to. Sometimes you need somebody to remind you,
53:55
to shake you out of you going down those deep
53:58
rabbit holes of your own negative thoughts.
54:00
Speaker 2: You need that because we're.
54:03
Speaker 1: Our own worst enemy at the end of the day.
54:06
It's what I always say this, when I get in
54:09
my thoughts, when I go down my rabbit hole, it's
54:11
when I'm by myself for too long. You know, I
54:14
don't know how people do it. I don't know how
54:15
people can be in you know, every watch persons shows
54:18
and they send them to solitary or or the slot,
54:22
you know, and they're by themselves for like thirty days.
54:24
When you're by yourselves, you just get into your own
54:27
mind and your insecurity goes up here. And that's my
54:32
biggest down the fall. I can't be alone for too
54:34
long otherwise I will start just just just going crazy.
54:38
Speaker 4: And yeah, say.
54:41
Speaker 2: What, it's good. You recognize that too.
54:42
Speaker 4: Though it's somewhat of a I could like to keep busy.
54:46
Speaker 5: I like to keep my mind out my hands in
54:48
different thoughts and whatnot, just to like keep my mind.
54:52
Like I'm one of those people. I look back now
54:54
and I think the moment my mom passed away is
54:58
the first time have a loss and I literally sat
55:02
in it and I actually dealt with it. I look
55:07
back and like I saw like when I lost my mom,
55:10
I look back over ten years and realized I had
55:12
lost my grandmother, my great grandmother.
55:15
Speaker 4: When those incidents happened, I kid you guys, not, I
55:19
dealt with that. I went to work very next day
55:21
like nothing happened.
55:24
Speaker 1: Like I went to work after my father passed.
55:28
Speaker 5: I went to ye and I literally that was my
55:31
mindset originally. Like with my mom, I was just like
55:34
I gotta keep going, I gotta keep and my boss,
55:38
and she and I are still friends to this day.
55:40
Speaker 4: She was like, you know you're not going to.
55:42
Speaker 5: Work, right, Like she just knew that was like how
55:45
I operated. And she was like, no, you know you
55:49
have leave and you know you're not going.
55:50
Speaker 2: To work for two weeks.
55:51
Speaker 5: You know that, right, And I was just like, but
55:53
I gotta do this and I gotta do that, and
55:55
she was like it'll be handled.
55:57
Speaker 4: If it can wait, it'll wait, and.
56:00
Speaker 5: Like that was the first time I ever truly just
56:04
sat in something, and like shoots, three years later, I'm
56:08
still dealing with it.
56:09
Speaker 4: Like, to be honest, I don't know.
56:12
Speaker 1: I'm like you, I had to go to work after
56:14
my father died the same day he died. He died
56:17
that morning, and I went to work and my uncle
56:19
worked with me, and he told all my coworkers big asshole.
56:21
And they didn't ever, they didn't approach me because they
56:24
didn't know how I aw. Yeah, but once it came out,
56:29
once I told everybody, they were just surprise that I
56:31
came to work that same day. But I'm like, I
56:32
can't be alone, like you know, yeah, well, ay the time,
56:36
I didn't have a roommate. I lived alone, and like
56:40
that's the reason why I have a roommate, because I
56:42
don't like being alone. I don't like being alone. I'd
56:45
rather live with somebody than be alone. Because and the
56:48
people know this, and you know I showed this before.
56:49
I'm not close to my family. I'm not a family person.
56:52
So for these holidays, guess was alone me. He's going
56:56
to Brazil for a month, so I'm alone. I'm pointing
57:00
in my roommate, he's going to Brazil for a month.
57:03
But it's I hate being alone. So yeah, when my
57:06
dad died and my great grandmother died, Yeah, I went
57:10
to work. I carried on, you know, grieve on my
57:12
lunch break, you know. But that's rather be around people
57:15
than not to be around people at all. But that's
57:17
the reason why I created this blog page, that's why
57:18
I started YouTube. That's why I did all this to
57:21
create a community for myself because I don't feel like
57:23
I don't have a community. And that's what it all.
57:24
That's why I'm doing all this stuff. Now.
57:26
Speaker 2: Weird, I don't think it's weird.
57:29
Speaker 3: I think that you did something that you found out
57:33
what that would help you. So you said to create
57:35
a community, a community that you feel like you need it. Yeah,
57:39
that's not weird that that's actually smart because what if
57:42
you were to.
57:42
Speaker 2: Just set in set in your emotion.
57:45
Speaker 3: What if you just said in there and not having
57:47
some of these outlets that you are using to be
57:49
able to check in with yourself.
57:52
Speaker 2: And I just remembered everything too. Care check in with yourself.
57:55
Speaker 3: A allow yourself to do something that you enjoy, whatever
58:00
that is. Don't beat yourself up, a lie yourself to
58:02
do something that you enjoy. Are is to reach out
58:07
for help whatever that is, find a person to reach
58:09
out to. And E is ensure you set boundaries, recognize
58:15
when your cup is full, because when somebody trying to
58:17
tell you something that you may not have the energy
58:18
to actually take it on, you got to recognize, you know,
58:21
my cup is I can't I can't take on this.
58:25
Speaker 2: So understand your boundaries. So that's care.
58:30
Speaker 1: I all these the podcasts, the blog page, I'm always overwhelmed.
58:34
I always That's why I didn't want to come back
58:36
for the season to this podcast because it's overwhelming. I
58:41
like being busy, but I don't like being that fu busy,
58:43
Like it's a lot. But you got me, you got me,
58:48
I got you I got you, which you bring out
58:51
the silliness, and yeah, you bring out the silliness and
58:55
we have the last Well this was a deep doctor
58:57
phil Oprah second Man. Yeah, it really was. Anything else
59:02
you want to you guys, well, I mean it's I
59:06
didn't either. I just thought that we're going to talk
59:07
about the the suicide because I actually had the assistant suicide.
59:11
I had a friend. You know, I go to Canada
59:13
a lot, so I have a friend in Canada who
59:16
who's who had a friend who was about to die
59:18
the next day. This is a month ago by the
59:20
assistant suicide. He had Parkinson and he paralyzed his entire body.
59:25
So he and this is my first time learning about
59:28
Assistan's suicide. That's why I wanted to bring up on
59:30
the podcast because I don't know if a lot of
59:32
Americans know about it, because I didn't know about it.
59:34
But yeah, so she her friend was I in the
59:36
next day and he had a going away party maybe
59:41
the previous weekend, and I was like, that is the
59:44
weirdest It's not funny, but it's like, this is the
59:47
weirdest thing to have a going away party for someone
59:50
who was committing suicide. The next weekend. But I'm for it.
59:54
I want to hear in America and maybe I will
59:58
fight for it in Congress. Maybe maybe. But I don't
1:00:03
want to be like Charlie's Charlie Kirk and someone hassassinated
1:00:05
me for speaking my thoughts about it. You know, there
1:00:09
are people who are like, no, that's stupid. You should
1:00:11
die right now. And I don't want to die that way.
1:00:13
All right, don't shoot me in my neck, don't shoot
1:00:15
me at all, don't hang me, don't drown.
1:00:17
Speaker 2: Me, none of that.
1:00:20
Speaker 1: No, that's even. Give me gas, Give me some gas,
1:00:23
don't gas? Oh don't yeah that God, give me a laugh,
1:00:28
Get me some gas. I don't know. Oh, you know what,
1:00:31
wouldn't it be fun if you like poisoned like a
1:00:33
despise and what that means looked like I heard. I
1:00:38
don't know. Maybe I won't say nothing because I don't
1:00:41
want to be killed off in one off.
1:00:43
Speaker 3: If we were doing so good, we were doing so
1:00:44
good that the last two minutes we're doing we're doing
1:00:47
so good.
1:00:48
Speaker 1: I'm just speaking my mind ship.
1:00:52
Speaker 4: It was like it was really like Sincere and Art.
1:00:55
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, I'm just saying I don't want to
1:00:57
die though any of those of I don't want to
1:00:59
die in a plane crash. I don't want to die
1:01:00
with other people. I want my own death day to
1:01:02
be by myself. I'll be really pissed off if I
1:01:05
die with fifty other strangers. The fuck you die on
1:01:08
my fucking day, bitches? You know so I want to
1:01:10
die by myself. It's my day. It's I came in
1:01:13
by myself. I should die by myself. I feel bad
1:01:17
for people die and playing crashes. Oh like, like.
1:01:21
Speaker 2: I'm sapping you. We're going to far.
1:01:26
Speaker 1: Okay, well that's today's episode. We are not going to
1:01:29
be here next week due to the holiday break. We'll
1:01:32
be back whatever the first week of December. Can't believe
1:01:35
it is December. Why are you making that face?
1:01:36
Speaker 3: You want to do a show next k yeahs giving
1:01:38
babes with food.
1:01:40
Speaker 1: I don't.
1:01:41
Speaker 2: Are you going to do?
1:01:44
Speaker 1: I cannot my dog? Yeah? I got a dog.
1:01:49
Speaker 2: Somebody watch.
1:01:51
Speaker 1: I do not. And for holidays, for for hotel bookings,
1:01:54
you will have to especially this int Christmas. I'll have
1:01:56
to do it like them. Yeah, it'll wait in advance. Yeah,
1:02:00
but I have had plans. I'm going to the spa.
1:02:02
I'm saying, I'm all Thanksgiving day, I'm going to spa
1:02:05
the entire day. I'm going to Toronto and taking the
1:02:07
dog and we're going to be in Toronto and we're
1:02:09
just going to go to the spa.
1:02:11
Speaker 2: My cousin is my cousin? What are you talking about?
1:02:18
Speaker 1: Oh? Okay, well all right people, that was the days show.
1:02:23
I had fun. Thanks Demetris for coming on. He asked
1:02:26
last night to come on, and so yeah, hop on,
1:02:28
hop on.
1:02:29
Speaker 4: So thank you for having me.
1:02:31
Speaker 1: Of course, no problem. You know I love you. You
1:02:34
know you're part of the comment section fam. So of
1:02:36
course any closing thoughts to be before we wrap up.
1:02:43
Speaker 2: Nope, always get your your dog spaded and noted.
1:02:48
Speaker 1: Were you? Bye? Everyone? Have a happy, happy Thanksgiving, Happy Thanksgiving,
1:02:59
happy holiday. Be safe, drink lots of stuff and eat turkeys.
1:03:05
Bye Pattish