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76: A Strong Breeze · Wine & Audacity

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  Mm hmmm. Oh that was disgusting those kinds of things, but not anymore.
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  What the fuck? Just a little more. I want to try some
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  ship, but that ain't one of them. Another one, another one,
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  thank you, a little bit more, absolutely, look at that might get
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  it. It's a little closer, thank you. I ain't about to hear
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  me like around this bitch. Instead of holding your eye, coold paper,
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  til and ship on my fucking ear, she said, put a little barocks
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  out of it. It's just let it work. Why why why is this
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  a thing? I'm so confused? Why is that a thing? Y'all?
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  So I just saw a picture on on on the Twitter of a vape slash
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  butt plug who wants to smoke ass with the caption, so you're hitting it
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  from the back. That ship to a whole nuther level was hit baball nothing
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  but all the smoke. I don't want to smoke no ass. I mean
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  I'm gonna smoke ass, to smoke some dirt weed like that. That's not
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  what they meant when they said this weed is ass. So that's a loud
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  pack. Oh Jesus gross, Oh didn't give a little mm hmmm. Now
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  you got to taste of corn in the back of your throat. Clown.
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  With that being said and walked right the Welcome to this week's episode of Wine
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  and Audacity the podcast. I'm your host, brainds the card, and I'm
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  joing by two of my people in the world. Help me, God,
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  how are you feeling this week? I'm afraid to ask. I'm here,
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  you're here, I'm here here, I'm here. What about you? A
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  a ron smoking as smoking on their loud pack. That's too loud. It's
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  think too, that's too loud. That's Tasha Smith laid. That's real.
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  I gotta save that because that's gonna be a spoiler without context. Have you
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  ever been seeing supposed I've been doing? Yes, Oh my god, I
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  turned around and did one right behind you with the means for it ain't nothing
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  going on but during I can't. I can't. So you love that?
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  Niggas tragic? Mm hmmmm oh ship Yeah. So to new week. Good
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  morning, New week, Mary and y'all, happy happy Wednesday and and whatnot.
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  I'm still recovering from vacation. Nigga is hot outside. It's very hot
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  outside. Imagine how I felt in Jamaica last week. Bang known dam Look
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  I should have went new bitch, because these lines from the bathing sit is
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  disrespectful. You know what? They liked him like this, not the wings
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  in the ad. Frar, my guy, that's what I felt like outside
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  and that fucking heat all right, sizzle, crackle and pip yo. She
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  called her pussy the sizzler that could be taking more than one way, My
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  guy, you can eat. You're right, you're right. I was over
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  there first. So when Aron said that I had just took a step off
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  off of Malamosa, it had and wanted to respond, you should have spent
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  on his ass like I did a couple of weeks ago. No damage,
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  No, that's yours, not mine. First of all, I said,
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  always bringing up bull ship, you don't boot, and then the stuff,
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  Hey, I ain't gonna lie to you. When we was walked the look
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  on the day, I was like, I was about to ask you what
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  the fun happened to your leg? And I was like, oh, I
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  remember you remember I got this big disrespect for his skull in the back of
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  my leg. It's so good. I thought somebody tried to, you know,
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  try to do something to you. Then I was like, oh,
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  yeah, that's right. She fell off the damn step. I fell up
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  just that first of all, bitch, and not off them. Like my
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  aunt tell the story, I fell off the porch. That's what she said.
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  I fell off the porch. I didn't fall off the porch, ma'am.
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  I'm so confused right now. I'm just saying, this is what happened,
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  called me your pussy. The sizzles the ship right though. But these
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  kids don't know what that sizzle used to be all you can eat restaurant.
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  Bro. They don't. They don't know nothing about that right there. Off
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  for rue party, know nothing about that before it became a checkers. They
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  need to bring a sizzler back. No, just the laundromat Wheah, that
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  Sudsville, that Subsville right there, yeah across from yeah, across and I
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  when was that a sister? Yeah? The only mind you when I was
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  a kid, I wasn't over that way. We was in the park,
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  so it was on forty. I just can't remember exactly where it was.
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  I thought it was no no, no, you know what that was.
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  I was about to say it where Chick fil a is? No that chick
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  No. I thought it was chili no celebrate because the Shirley's was where I
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  was. That Shirley was next to Burden Game. Oh it was that was
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  hot. And now that one with Sudsville, Yeah, I think that it
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  happens right there. Get the fun out of here. But that happens next
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  to the Sudsville and all of it is a Subsville and it's a Subsville wash.
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  And then I happened next to it, but down you never he packed
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  and them of course because it's another place to go to wash up, wash
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  your comfort in your curtains. And then and then smaller comft this Washington but
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  not my big one was about to say no. The only CIS I remember
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  was the one of rices Town Road up the street from the plaza. Yes,
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  it was the false staff in breakfast twn. Yeah, where the market
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  is where the Giant used to be at it's something else now. And then
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  the sister was like in front of it. That's that was a Jewish shooping
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  market. It was a Giant at point Giant was done by the Giant was
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  safeway. It was something else was Gewish market. That was that was that
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  came on the parking line by itself. Yeah, I thought that was a
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  safe way or something. It used to be a Safe Way, but that
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  that was George and this was a George market. Yeah you crazy, and
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  that it was I forgot what it's called down seven market. I think it's
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  still seven. They changed it again, turned it out. I ain't never
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  seen that bit open now I go past it. That's how I felt about
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  the place on forty that they turned after they redid their whole shot right,
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  and then they closed and it it's called Global something, Global something market,
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  an Asian market before they got everything. Yeah, yeah, yeah, So
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  I used to go into one of security Soul Plaza before they closed that one.
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  I think the Church then bought their whole par now set the characters Freedom
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  bought that whole side now, but it was the Asian market over there,
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  and then some other stuff nail salon and food places and all that on the
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  one side shot out to Tear and Dedre. They had their little shop right
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  there in the Soul Plaza. Yeah. I used to be in that shop
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  every day. And I went in the market one day out of Curryosity because
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  Tray's barbershop was right outside of Soul Plaza on that side of Security mall,
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  and I just wanted to go over there one day just to see what they
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  had, and it smelled like wolf pussy over there was awful because they had
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  a lot of fresh fish and stuff over there. They had sharp relays and
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  after puss, and they had all kinds of stuff in there that you would
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  not see anywhere else. But I always was told it's they are the best
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  places to go to buy your fresh vegetables and seafood. It's always the produce
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  inside. Asian Markus are always using the freshes show. And I went to
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  the one on forty by Walmart sometimes h H Mart. I went, it's
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  a super h Mart. Oh no, I'm not saying what. Yeah,
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  no, But I went to h Mark by the Walmart on forty to get
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  egg roll rappers because I couldn't find them in the market. I normal would
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  get him from like Giant or something. Giant had any and that was the
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  next closest market. I went there and Uh, their prices aren't bad,
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  and I actually got more egg roll rappers in the pack I got out of
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  that motherfucker for the same price. I egg roll rappers for days. I
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  was just making everything in the fucking egg rolls. We had dessert egg rolls
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  and breakfast egg rolls and we was I love me a good egg roll.
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  When I was in Georgia, it was they had the super h Mart.
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  That's where That's where Bud went and got her. That's what Win got.
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  Win got this whole catfish show, like big big dumb ass like fresh catfish
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  its longest, Brandon little a little piece right here and he came through the
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  dude like cut them like cut the head off of it and everything and got
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  it. Yeah, got it it for not a fish camera. Yeah,
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  they was doing for you at the counter, for you at the counter.
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  But she she left everything like she just she just let them take the head
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  off and take the head off on the fence and like the side fence and
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  she like stuffed it well and ship like and put that bitch and had that
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  bitchion and it was like, oh, okay, I want to try it.
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  I came across the recipe, uh jumber jumba like stuff catfish. I
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  want to try that. It looked amazing. I watched her make it.
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  It looked really really really really really good. Yeah, she just like made
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  the jumble and put it in between the catfish and fry dish. Baby that's
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  why I'm bake big now. No, but like that's okay. They liked
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  my big bake in Jamaica. How we been you know what I'm saying,
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  But how we were just sitting here talking about like all the ship there,
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  all the swords and ship that used to be that's not that's not there now.
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  And it's like I realize, like because I want them bring shoones back.
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  I used to love Listen. Got him in Georgia and stuff because years
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  ago when we went to Trey was a little little. His grandmother insisted on
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  taking him to Disney World and won like he was gonna remember any fucking thing,
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  but whatever, And we stopped passage for a grandparent. Hey, I
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  get that. And it was a bus trip and we stopped at Georgia.
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  Yeah yeah, but we left at night, so we slept the majority of
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  the trip and trade was like a year Lesten to yo. I fed him
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  when we got on that bus and put his hands a sleeping me and him
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  was in the chair and knocked the fun We woke up. He was almost
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  in Georgia. We stopped at showing these for breakfast and they had a breakfast
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  buffet and I hate buffet breakfast eggs there fan fucking tastic. I think they
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  used real eggs. I don't know. David was fantastic. I fucked their
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  food up and showes and guess what I did. Got back on the bus
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  and went back to sleep to we got the Florida he speaking, and then
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  I went to when we got the Florida Miss Yeah, you know what one
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  is. It's it's somewhere in Pennsylvania. But I want to go to the
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  armist farmer's market. So my aunt and my aunt after, so you know,
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  I ain't gonna turn down on food. Back back on June weekend,
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  I went for the day I was off for JUNI tef. I went to
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  go check on my aunt. She gave me the blues about apparently not coming
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  around. She said, who is this stranger at my doorbody? You know
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  I hate that ship BB Yeah, she said, I was thinking about you.
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  I knew just by the way you just said that. Look at who
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  it is? It You forgot you had a family because you don't call nobody.
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  I said, don't they always tell you like that? I didn't say
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  it. I love because I'm actually scared of my my mother's sisters. But
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  I was like, the phone work both baby like that like their sister,
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  because I get that the one who was the most like her was all Ringreen
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  took this ship out of me. That was my girl. I'll tell you
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  what she said about that later. But we let me because you're about to
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  tell me some ship. Let me read. We have plans to go to
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  this buffet somewhere out in Pennsylvania. We went actually on fourth of July weekend.
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  I think it's the Arms. It's somewhere. It's like an hour and
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  a half from her house up like between like York and Harrisburg. That way.
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  Mem old people was up and they was in there. I believe it.
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  I got she said, Brandy, don't eat something. Whe I told
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  her, I said, come hang out with y'alls. And my uncle he
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  in his eighties now. He keeps the thumbstat on the house at about eighty
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  five because he always cold. She was there. Yeah, so it's to
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  the point where she can't sleep in the room with him no more because he's
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  always cold. So she goes down. That's sound like my grandparents before my
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  She's literally surrounded by like four different fans. She said. She sleeping on
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  the couch because it's too damn high. We was there for Thanksgiving dinner last
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  year. I was sweating like I was like, I was outside, like
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  you was sweating like horn Church in November. Yeah, oh my god,
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  she was. I wanted to open the windows for something, but he paid
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  the mortgage. So I mean, I guess she said, I'm gonna sit
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  here, eat my god damn food. That's what you said. So I
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  asked her what they were doing on June seenth weekend or not the day of
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  Junie team, because I went over there because I was in town. Yeah,
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  and she was like, oh, you know nothing. You know,
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  just came back from a day party for old niggas. Not a day party
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  for old niggas, the Senior Center. You know, we went down there.
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  My aunt is seventy, my uncle was eighty four, eighty five.
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  And I said, I said, on BB they got day parties for old
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  niggas. She said, yeah, it's them, the Senior Center. You
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  know. They played, played a little house music and motwn stuff we used
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  to. She said, she was like, just an ordinary day whatever.
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  They danced too hard to that that. I got player, I got my
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  playlist in the car. I was just ninety five. Like, I heard
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  you say he was probably listening to Al Green or something, you know,
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  the Temptations or something. But she was like, yeah, no, we
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  just came from a Junie Chief day party for old niggas. You know it
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  was it was, it was a good time. I looked at her like
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  girl, she said, what it was a day party for for old niggas.
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  I love Hell. You better be careful your mother. Her sister's a
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  great name. You may be careful because she might. She might put you
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  on some ship you Thinkga said, you always go with it. It's a
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  day I don't want to go to day parties. I like part with old
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  his They be fun like you, not you, my daddy. Smell like
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  curds. You're calling no war? Oh mild you know you did? You
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  know you did? George now smell like hot for oh John. I'm going
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  home to watch the episode of Marty like my name is g last name in
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  the take. I man, you used to go up to Jersey in the
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  summer to go to my girl grandmother's house. She used to live by the
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  men in factor Morristown, and she used to have all sorts of tussy and
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  Mitchell and all sorts of Baby. Let me tell you from the house branded,
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  She said she couldn't say her it was branded. I sweat like a
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  grown ass man. Tussy never done a goddamn thing for me. I don't
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  give how much I've rubed that ship under my fucking arms. I was busting
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  off, sweating, like I need to go in here and take another shower.
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  But this is an I can't do, no Tussy. I am at
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  the age now where I have to doubt myself in baby powdered to leave the
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  house in the summer. Listen, you know, like how to crack heads
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  be down in lexing the market. But yes, my mama used to do
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  that back one day my sister, no shade, my mama used to do
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  that. But baby, let me tell you something no naady been talking about.
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  That's been our episode for this week. Oh I'm still drunk from Jamaica.
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  I'm I'm meant to ask you how do lunch go? You know he
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  didn't take off as launching straight down. The episode title is a strong breeze.
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  I was about to say this tier breath makes me feel fun went through
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  the jazmine in my mind. I hate you and I'm gonna safe for the
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  record that this will probably be one episode that I'm going to take the context
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  out of so you won't know why it's called some of a strong breeze,
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  but we know why it's called strong breeze. So shout fixing Jesus? Why
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  why they like so? Why do I hear puts us a baby and the
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  door? Oh the yeah, I'm sorry I asked, you're not. Oh
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  you know, I still care. I still care. Don't know the fuck
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  you don't? What's the sensor going going? Now? Swear who they got?
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  Damn ro Insley. I'm pissed. I didn't get to see as Alex
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  Eisley at the ad fram that fraand was my birthday weekend. I saw Alex
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  Eisley in concert and I didn't get to see her. And I know how
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  good you said she was. It's just it's to have to be a Drew
• 18:48
  hoopwalk with all them niggas, So I didn't go. She puts on such
• 18:52
  a great live show. Have you listened to her music before? You should
• 18:55
  be some stuff. I love alexider mm hmmm. So when we said good
• 19:00
  live performances, were talking like jee Scott live performance I've seen Joe Bo four
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  times. I've seen three or four times. We didn't seen Jill at Lee's.
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  Yeah, I love me some jelly from Philly me too. She's so
• 19:11
  soft. Oh that's right, because this nigga got the media in person.
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  I had a fan girl so fucking bed this nigga jealous. She's so soft.
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  Oh do they just deliver my motherfucking package? I think they did.
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  I'm been waiting on that Brandon, you know the baggage, that ship that
• 19:32
  you like all the way up, Dude that got forty settings. I told
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  you to own my business, bitch, forty settings like three lights and like
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  two LEDs. Stay o my business, bitch. Oh I can't. I
• 19:52
  won't stay the funk out my business. Eric, It's okay, That's all
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  I'm gonna say. I don't know, but I just don't know. But
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  no, but I do want to go to Amish Market, Amish Amased Buffet
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  because I saw the guy. Yeah, he paid like eleven dollars for breakfast
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  and then he just went He just went up, went back up front and
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  paid for lunch, and lunch was like a lot of fucking food. I
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  was sitting here like damn man that ship first too, because they there was
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  farm farm from farm to the table. I mean, have you been to
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  like a farmer table restaurant before? Yeah, you took us to one.
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  Well not Aaron, he wasn't. I don't think they had came back in
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  town yet. Well damn all right, you weren't here. I don't think
• 20:38
  you had moved back yet. But me, you and Ron and my and
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  Auntie went what farmers something farmers and distillers? No, what was it?
• 20:49
  Farmers? Fishers and bakers. What's the other one? It's like three of
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  them right for it's something farmers. You took us too down and founded farmers.
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  That that was that's farming table, right, That was really the table
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  I think, But that's the one you took us to, founding Farmers.
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  We went to that one and we sat outside on the patio and had the
• 21:11
  fried green tomatoes and the corn bread and the skillet, and we had a
• 21:17
  bunch of different stuff. It was really really good, very fresh. Everything
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  was fresh. Mamy got that no which the plots are called no jack noki.
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  Yeah, I like now, I like noki. She got some kind
• 21:30
  of noki the head like chicken and something else in it. That was really
• 21:33
  really good. I liked. I can't remember what the hell out hed we
• 21:36
  was eating. Look, we was eat each other food. We don't know,
• 21:37
  I don't know. But yeah, we had a day out and we
• 21:40
  went down there and it was really nice because we went too far from the
• 21:42
  waters with the breeze and stuff, and the drinks were good. We didn't
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  making another day of that. That was fun. That was fun. And
• 21:48
  what was the other one you took us when it's not six million degrees top
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  one? We went to me and you my auntie. It was something up
• 21:57
  on the rooftop. We was over the water down Potonac that we went.
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  I can't remember the name. Oh no, the founding Farmers we went to
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  was was in Potona was that part? But the other place you took us
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  to I think was down their way too. It was like a rooftop we
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  was up on like a It was on a balcony and something to overlooking the
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  water. So that's the I forget the name. It's one of my favorite
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  hotels. It's it's the it's the Marriott and Bethesda that rooftop. I forget
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  the name of the bar. I forget. It's really nice the Marriott and
• 22:30
  Bethesta, they have a rooftop bar. He was not that one. No,
• 22:33
  this one. He didn't go. It was just me and you mind
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  Auntie, because we come back because I was like, my trust, something
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  was going on with my car, so we had to switch to your car.
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  We went to Bethesta. Yeah it was a rooftop bar. Yeah,
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  hold on, let me look at that. But we were on the water
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  and we were right on the water. No, we went for brunch.
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  It was just me and you. That's a different restaurant. You remember the
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  name of it. What the what? What did we have to eat?
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  I can't remember the name of it. May we went to the restaurant.
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  The rooftop bar was that. We went to the winery and like, that's
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  not what I'm talking about because Key was with us that dad when we went
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  to the shops. No, but one day it was just me, you
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  mine, Auntie and we went to the place you took toy and I'm down
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  there too. It was called and we were out on the It might not
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  have been a rooftop, but it was out on a deck. We were
• 23:25
  out on the deck. We were right looking overlooking the water, and I
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  cannot remember the name of the place. So the rooftop bar was called hip
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  Hip Flask that I remember, like, yeah, look at these pictures.
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  I like that. It was. It was all like it was a beautiful
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  day. Yeah, we didn't go we didn't sit outside. We sat inside
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  and this outside for like five or ten minutes. But we mainly we went
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  out and took pictures. Yeah, we didn't stay outside. But the place
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  I'm talking about, me, you Mine and Auntie set round. He just
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  revealed the museum. It was real nice. It was. It was a
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  really nice place. And then we did come we can't make a switch cars,
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  and then we went to but that was the walked around and stuff down
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  there, my favorite bar. I haven't been to it all. Actually this
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  year I need to go. Uh Bar DuPont aka Doyle. Oh yeah,
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  that was nice. Oh they changed they changed it years ago. I still
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  call the Bar DuPont. I don't remember them changing it now. I remember
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  going there. We went for your birthday one year and Iti and then matter
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  of fact, we have the same day, the same day that we went
• 24:25
  to the place that I'm talking about, we went to Bar DuPont Mede,
• 24:29
  You Mine, Auntie the same day we left the place that was beautiful.
• 24:36
  I could remember where it was that was so nice. That was because the
• 24:40
  Davy chose to go. It wasn't too high. It was like perfect.
• 24:44
  The breeze was blown off the water and so they sat on the root that
• 24:48
  it had brunch. Fantastic, fantastic. I am the king of like going
• 24:53
  to out of the way spots when I go out, I like, I
• 24:56
  don't like being in the mix. It's probably till my name, you know
• 25:00
  how I don't like. I like going to like out of the way spots.
• 25:03
  So like it's actually called Jeweler's on the Patoma. They changed the name,
• 25:07
  but it used to be called up until recently it was Cave forty four.
• 25:11
  This Jeela's on the Potomac. I mean that brunch is I understand what
• 25:15
  you understand what was really really good? Understand what she's saying because it's like
• 25:19
  because we shared advertisers that we all got on trees, yeah, and Moses
• 25:23
  and all this stuff like doing door that'sh and s just like I discovered all
• 25:26
  like I discovered like new restaurants and stuff, and it's like, bro,
• 25:30
  I ain't even know this is all the way down here it's like, yeah,
• 25:33
  we're gonna come back. Yeah, we're definitely coming back, Like I'll
• 25:37
  come back. And it's like, oh yeah, that fool that's good though.
• 25:41
  I like that. So that's that's the bar hip Flask. Yeah.
• 25:45
  Yeah, it's the little Indian Bard that I kept going I mean on Indian
• 25:49
  restaurant that I kept going to. It's down there. It's the do NFL's
• 25:52
  point. It's like right off for sure? Is that stually, I don't
• 25:56
  want to say, what's the what's the what's the cross street? Alisander?
• 26:00
  Like we're going down You're going down to Alisander, but it's Central not Carolina.
• 26:07
  Is it after the Whole Foods? Yeah, well that moved. That's
• 26:11
  one Central and alis did move the Whole Foods. It is bigger. I
• 26:15
  rolled past the elevator after after a J was born was born to dated me
• 26:22
  and he went to the hospital to see a J. I wanted the damn
• 26:26
  Cornby and they put it like that. They put it atmans down Harvey East.
• 26:32
  Yeah, down Harvey's off of Oh god, what is the side Street's
• 26:37
  back closer to the water, But it's after you pass Whole Foods and all
• 26:40
  of that stuff, like going towards n girl, I think so, yeah,
• 26:44
  it's awful. It's awful. One of the Oh god, I forgot
• 26:47
  the name of the street, but it's down Harvey EA's and it's back there
• 26:51
  with the Saint. You ever been to the same line this down Harby East.
• 26:53
  It's just all sand that's right on the water. They got little bards
• 26:56
  and they have like little pop up food and stuff. Then there only been
• 26:59
  once. It's really really nice. Okay, yeah, I see this is
• 27:00
  this is amans Deli Harbor Point. Yeah, it's right there. We me
• 27:04
  and Key I was like, I want me a damn corn beef up.
• 27:07
  And everything was closed righty because it was a Saturday, like, everything was
• 27:11
  all right closed, so like admins and all that. We had missed all
• 27:12
  of that, so I'm not the other Edmonds was already closed, Lindy's everything
• 27:18
  was closed. So when I looked it up it said that one was open
• 27:22
  late and we rolled down there, and uh, it's really nice in that
• 27:27
  area because everything is right by the water. It's so many little spots down
• 27:30
  there that people don't realize that they're there. Mm hmm. So it's it's
• 27:36
  I'm saying it. I got the stract y'all was drinking that. I saw
• 27:41
  how big that new Whole Foods is there? Yeah, I went in there
• 27:45
  randomly. My barber asked me that Whole Foods is the place we got the
• 27:48
  They got the little buffet in it right there, we got food from before.
• 27:51
  I mean it's it was one day. Well he was out Columbia because
• 27:57
  Brandy got us some damn pickles and little pickles Critian cornishans I was called them
• 28:07
  a little brand of these are little pickle, little sweet because I tried to
• 28:14
  buy the ones in the jar. They don't taste the same. They don't
• 28:15
  taste same, they don't hit the same. It's the ones from the little
• 28:18
  but they had like no, if you go down there like they have a
• 28:22
  little they have a bar errand that has different kinds of pickles, olives or
• 28:26
  I'm not an olive fan. I'm not a fan. So you would have
• 28:30
  liked the ones that the food and Wine fest I told you we went to
• 28:33
  in June fall and Sherry's birthday. They had a place there they had olives,
• 28:40
  fresh pressed olive oil and different with different flavorings to it and some other
• 28:47
  stuff. So she had samples out and it was olives, the olive oil
• 28:52
  mixed with bosomac vinegar. Mm, now I like it. She said it
• 28:55
  was a good marinade. So she had marinade. But I'm still not a
• 28:59
  fan of olives. I drink hag on my fat ass, I drink.
• 29:03
  I drink the fucking marinade, Like, oh, this is tasting, this
• 29:06
  is nice, this is nice. And I gave Mom and them the olives.
• 29:10
  I ain't like the isles and stuff and her Auntie and over like where
• 29:12
  do you get this? Because it was in line for the wine. I
• 29:15
  was like, I'm gonna check a couple of vendors while y'all waiting, and
• 29:18
  I bought everybody one bait. Will you get these? Take my spot line,
• 29:22
  I'm going back over there. But anyway, I was saying it to
• 29:26
  say that they got the little olive balling bar and there it was all different
• 29:30
  kinds of pickles, uh, different kinds of olives. Brandon and have given
• 29:33
  has given me so many different kinds of olives. He tried to give me
• 29:37
  the blue cheese one then like those. He had the garlic stuff ones one
• 29:40
  day, and you know how I feel about garlic love garlic couldn't I've been
• 29:45
  into him. It was like, I'm just gonna eat this flo over garlic
• 29:47
  here. Who want this? Damn? I can't get paid if the taste,
• 29:49
  I don't know what it is. I'm trying to think how to describe
• 29:53
  it. It's just really weird. I don't know. It's like it's like
• 29:56
  somebody but I don't think. And he'd be like this ship, I don't
• 30:00
  want this. It's like, and I'm going to try anything. Brandon has
• 30:03
  me trying all kinds of different kinds of food, and that's my back,
• 30:08
  big bitch. But like I would eat rust sprout until Brandon made his some
• 30:15
  one day and I tried his and they were fantastic. So I went to
• 30:17
  the store. Man. In fact, I got something in my dad refrigerator.
• 30:18
  Right damn. Now that's what Brandon did. That's how you got me
• 30:25
  half tasted of them. And I was like, I got this is the
• 30:30
  thing, and I know it's not just me and the words of my cousin
• 30:33
  Nad. Here's the thing. Growing up, I was traumatized off of a
• 30:38
  lot of food because of the way it was prepared. So like I hated
• 30:42
  cabbage, I used to eat peas, I had peas in a long time,
• 30:48
  Trey. Grandma used to make peas all the time. But she used
• 30:49
  to make peas, and then she would make these bomb ale scalloped potatoes,
• 30:52
  so I used to mix them together. Fantastic. But anyway, my I
• 30:57
  was traumatized off a lot of stuff because of the way was prepared. So
• 31:00
  like my aunt would make cabbage, but she made cabbage stew. So back
• 31:03
  then I didn't like tomatoes or onions or nothing like that, so I wouldn't
• 31:06
  eat it. Damn big get back early she with cabbage suit. Now I
• 31:11
  might eat that ship because I can use it. But anyway, and then
• 31:15
  like a little used to boil her Brussels sprout, so I couldn't. I
• 31:21
  never liked them because they were soil. It's a texture thing. Yeah,
• 31:25
  And then like okra, I couldn't eat. I still I'm not really still
• 31:27
  a big Like when Brandon BIG's gumbo and it's okra and the gumbo I can
• 31:30
  eat it like that because it take on the flavor of everything else. So
• 31:33
  I'm good again. My mom used to buil okra so I couldn't eat it.
• 31:37
  To cook okra from from money, and I used to put tomatoes cut
• 31:45
  the slime. I don't remember her doing it, so I was disgusting.
• 31:48
  I wouldn't eat okra. What else would I eat growing up? For beef?
• 31:56
  You know what's weird? I don't I like raw carrots cook. I'm
• 32:00
  okay on it depends just baby carrots, I said. I started eating,
• 32:07
  like eating like the cook carrots because that's what like. Sometimes that's the vegetable
• 32:13
  for my for my kids. Yeah. So but what they did. What
• 32:15
  they do is they mix it with like some butter and some brown sugar,
• 32:19
  so the carrits don't actually taste like carrots at that point. Now, sweet
• 32:22
  potato please, that's how you know what rudebaker? You'll ever had a route
• 32:28
  baker before? I don't think I have. So. Back when I was
• 32:30
  with the nigga who gave my son and for his DNA, we used to
• 32:37
  that's better than a big taty bitch, you right, see growth, So
• 32:43
  we used to. His grandmama used to live in VA. We would go
• 32:45
  visit his well. Both his grandparents and grandfather is deceased now god rest is
• 32:50
  sold up. Was my homie. But I was staying there one day and
• 32:54
  she had cooked and stuff and I fixed me a plate, and I thought
• 32:57
  it was sweet potatoes. I put on my plate and I was tasting them,
• 33:00
  like all these peo potatoestes different. They good, I thought because they
• 33:01
  had white sweet potatoes in the country, so that's what I thought it was.
• 33:07
  But it tasted like a combination of sweet potato and carry. So I
• 33:12
  was like, oh, this is good. So my other well his cousins
• 33:15
  come over and she's like, oh, Seanna, you like Rudy Bega too,
• 33:17
  That's my favorite. And I was like, Rudy ham what And she
• 33:21
  was like, that's what you eat. And I was like, oh,
• 33:22
  Ship okay. So from that day forward, like if they would go down
• 33:25
  there and I wouldn't go. His grand it was good as ship stole him
• 33:30
  to this day. And I got it, honestly because apparently my grandfather like
• 33:34
  him cheering. My stepmother used to bring him someth bag from Virginia to every
• 33:37
  time she came back out. But it's like a lot of stuff I was
• 33:40
  traumatized from because sprouts. We used to just just I was like, but
• 33:50
  some onions and some baber I fouled. I tried to follow the recipe you
• 33:54
  did with the but I used bacon instead of the because you used to uh
• 33:59
  chatter write. So I had bacon and I was like, I'm not going
• 34:00
  back to the fucking store. I made him like I make my cabbage.
• 34:05
  So I fried the bacon, took the bacon out and just salted them with
• 34:07
  the bacon grease, some onion, some garlic. Oh god, what's the
• 34:15
  season I used. I got this brown sugar bourbon seasoning from McCormick. I
• 34:21
  put that in there and some honey and I browned him on the stove first
• 34:25
  and the bacon greasing. Then I added everything to him and stuck them business
• 34:29
  in the oven under the brawler. I fucked them. Damn Brussels spouts up
• 34:34
  me. I was like, look, I need to get chance since you're
• 34:36
  a picture. And then he was like mine, what's that? Because I
• 34:40
  had made him broccoli or something suffer because made him so he was like,
• 34:46
  man, what's that on your plate? And I was like Brussels sprouts and
• 34:50
  he was like, I said you want to try it? He was like,
• 34:52
  yeah, I'll give it a try because you said I need to try
• 34:53
  stuff if I tell you I don't like it, So I said okay,
• 34:55
  So he I put one on his one of like two small ones on his
• 34:59
  plate. Right, he takes his plate going by his business. He can't
• 35:01
  make downstairs. He won't say, uh, Mom, is it any of
• 35:06
  those left? Because they was kind of good. I said, tray,
• 35:08
  it's just like baby cabbages. He was like, really, so is it
• 35:14
  any of those left mine? Because I said, trade, it's a few
• 35:17
  left in the bowl. Okay, thanks, mom? Did you put bacon
• 35:20
  in his? Mom? Mom, you're such a good cook. I think
• 35:24
  dad thinks he can cook like you. But dad can't cook like you.
• 35:28
  But don't tell him I told you that. I said, that's okay,
• 35:30
  I'm gonna write the niggah listen, don't don't tell nobody that my nephew said
• 35:36
  that his father can't cook like his mother. Okay, I taught that nigga
• 35:39
  have to shitt he no, So he used to call me after be broke
• 35:44
  up and be like, Yo, what you used to season your chicken with
• 35:45
  with? If your fat ass had been paying attention instead of just eating my
• 35:49
  nigga, you would know figure it out. I'll be so salty. You
• 35:52
  better call Maybell from Popeye's what's that lady name? She looked like a Maybell.
• 35:55
  I'm sorry, I don't know if that's really had a name show.
• 36:00
  Yeah, it's just Popeye's lady. She looked like maybe Lane, she did.
• 36:05
  We're gonna take a commercial break before this goes down, and never rabbit
• 36:07
  hole. You always say that, but that's not true. I plead the
• 36:10
  fifth dimension hold on you. We'll be right back next We'll be back.
• 36:20
  I'll be back. I do want to say I did know, but I
• 36:24
  did. I didn't want to ask you to, like, you know,
• 36:28
  cause you see how like a bunch of ship popping up and like we just
• 36:30
  sat here and just remember all the shit that was that, that was that,
• 36:34
  and it's like, yo, I'll be feeling like yo, the city
• 36:37
  be fucking up. What you mean? So I get it that you know
• 36:39
  certain things, you know certain things like you know, it's it's all a
• 36:43
  part of change, like you know, like different stores and everything. I
• 36:45
  have to have to go because a lot of them get shut down because you
• 36:49
  know, they don't really get the business or whatever. But SISSLS was,
• 36:52
  sissl was nice. Chee cheese was okay, But then you know they turned
• 36:59
  cheese chick and you know, we ain't never looked like we ain't never looked
• 37:01
  back after that. It was like, oh, ship, it's a Chick
• 37:04
  fil a bad but lay chicken taste like it came from a two parent household.
• 37:12
  M but I do. But when I when I ride, like you
• 37:19
  know what, you're just riding down, just riding in the city, and
• 37:21
  then you see like like super Pride, like super Pride, that's super Proud
• 37:24
  off of there. I know it's I mean it's been closed down for a
• 37:29
  minute. It's it's off of what's that war? No, not war,
• 37:34
  it's Superpride. Weird. No, it's the old the old Super Pride where
• 37:39
  it's on the same street. It's on the same streeter. I mean it
• 37:43
  was on the same cross street as on Caverter. Like when you go straight,
• 37:46
  what's that ben Loo. I'm trying to get the picture in my I'm
• 37:50
  trying to like talking about it's going towards. It's going towards, going towards
• 38:00
  the way Katie used to love at like closer and bent Low. I know,
• 38:02
  you go straight up there, I think it's Bentlows. We're going straight
• 38:06
  up. And then was over there beside the Superpride, you mean, damn,
• 38:09
  like Lafayette and Lafayette and ben Long. Yeah, tracks. I think
• 38:16
  it was like the early nineties, but they seemed to do something else,
• 38:20
  didn't he full minute It's like a warehouse or something. Yeah, it was
• 38:24
  just it was super well yeah okay, oh boy, Superpride. You really
• 38:30
  took us badar superprise. Just shopping the one on Belvedere, stop shopping saves
• 38:34
  and now yeah, stop shopping dance. I remember it's the one. It
• 38:45
  was Harford Avenue, Hartford Avenue on the left hand side. Now it's just
• 38:52
  abandoned with graffiti everywhere. Yeah, they never turned it into anything. We
• 38:58
  used to shop the one on Monroe Street, right around the corner from Carver
• 39:01
  and it always had the smell when we used to go in there, like
• 39:04
  Save a Lot is it just don't go Save a Lot makes you feel real
• 39:09
  poor, like like extremely poor, Like God, it can't get no worse
• 39:14
  than this poor, Like it's really bad. Yeah, because it's really,
• 39:17
  really really bad. It's like I believe this Save a Lot gets all the
• 39:22
  guess, all the food, all the food that's like on this way out,
• 39:25
  Like it gets all get all the ship on that's on this way out
• 39:29
  from from all the other market that's why you can get a fucking three pound
• 39:34
  roast for twelve dous for twelve cents. It's bad, it's bad, nah,
• 39:40
  but it got a little bit of pink left in it. You got
• 39:45
  to cook it by them all. You can't put it in the Fridgiday and
• 39:47
  come back to it because it's gonna be brown the next day. Okay,
• 39:51
  Yeah, alleged nah, nah, nigga, no bullshit, say a lot
• 39:55
  and automatically felt depressed. I need I had to make you a therapy appointment
• 39:59
  because I I felt like I had hit rock bottom. They was charging for
• 40:01
  bags before all these was okay, all these like, it's not that bad.
• 40:07
  Like yo, say you miss out on a lot of ship. You
• 40:10
  could take your card to the car. Yeah, you can't get that bitch
• 40:15
  off. That bitch stopped before you try to get into the motherfucking curve.
• 40:17
  You can't take. You gotta leave your car there and hope that the crate
• 40:21
  kids don't take your ship out your car while you run to get your car
• 40:22
  the parking lot. Okay, because they put the bars. You can't be
• 40:27
  you cannot just like I seen the fucking bits bar one god damn day and
• 40:30
  go running down Cold Spring. That's all I'm gonna say. The direction they
• 40:36
  went in, I don't know. I'm just saying I seen it, but
• 40:38
  but running like you to you to your point, yo, that that stop
• 40:40
  shopping, say that was on my roe. It's like bro Ryan fast,
• 40:45
  like damnats. Just yeah it is. It's bad. But it's like,
• 40:52
  all right, I understand y'all trying to you know, you're trying to expand
• 40:54
  and build and ship, and then it's like you close down and like you
• 40:57
  close the ship down and then don't put nothing there, just like they closed
• 41:00
  the Giant in Misson Village a couple of months ago for what they claimed that
• 41:07
  it was from theft. But I mean that been there for years at least.
• 41:10
  But the grocery, the grocery desert. Now the next closest market to
• 41:15
  them is shoppers because they took baby I used to love me. I'm fish
• 41:24
  sticks. But that's what I'm saying. It's like the honey wings. Yo.
• 41:29
  We went to Murray's, Like you know, when I was living over
• 41:31
  there. When I was living over there, that was a car lot.
• 41:35
  That giants was a car lot mm hmm. And then like ship Aaron that
• 41:38
  was when we was in like elementary school, right, That's what I'm saying.
• 41:40
  So it's like, yo, so then you then you had Marray's,
• 41:44
  but then you closed, then you close Mary's. Then they built because they
• 41:47
  built the giant. So it's like now, like you just said, you
• 41:50
  know you're creating the food, does it because not that many people won't be
• 41:53
  able to go? Then we only got you only got the seven eleven,
• 41:55
  no more. They've been knocked that down when they started building the houses,
• 42:00
  That's what I'm saying. So it's like that's something there for ye. But
• 42:06
  then they started shooting niggas all damn time. True ship. My first girlfriend
• 42:08
  got killed over there. Yeah it was yeah, yeah, wow, I
• 42:14
  didn't know that her name was. Her name was Shania Wow. Yeah yeah.
• 42:19
  We was in the cross cross fire, I think, so yeah for
• 42:22
  that fourth grade. Oh that's sad. But I never knew that that's scary.
• 42:31
  It just took a turn not but but like but like you're saying,
• 42:37
  it's like you're creating food, does It's like you're destroying and you're destroying ship
• 42:42
  like the style shopping save almost like there ain't no pharmacy down there. There
• 42:45
  ain't no pharmacy. That one pharmacy that was just like but it's not like
• 42:49
  a standalone pharmacy. No, it was like a yap that's been going for
• 42:53
  a long time that's not there no more. It was inside the shopping center.
• 42:57
  But it was like a regular pharmacy. It wasn't like a I'm CVS
• 43:01
  like there really isn't like a Walgreens or CVS. They got to go up
• 43:06
  forty, up forty or down forty to get to a CBS or anything in
• 43:12
  the city. On Franklin, Franklin with they closed. Damn, yes,
• 43:23
  you pass the places something else. I mean the building is still I think
• 43:30
  that. No, I think that that CBS is still open. Not Warwick,
• 43:34
  that's not Warwick, but Franklin. And before you get to Warwick,
• 43:37
  yeah, it's the street. It's uh British, Brandish, that's the only
• 43:44
  thing down there. Or they got to go all the better forty Franklin Evergreen,
• 43:46
  but Evergreen turns in turns into British if you go further up, yes,
• 43:51
  past Emerson, ye, but it's before you get to the brand new
• 43:52
  McDonalds to look like a two story club. They read the ship that fucking
• 44:00
  McDonald's down there, like, oh, this is noise. What's they clearly
• 44:05
  putting? The Pope's right there next to the cvs. But they're signed been
• 44:08
  up for about nine months and they put a windows shutter in or nothing,
• 44:13
  so I don't know. It used to be another place called their own Cuisine.
• 44:15
  The dinners used to be really really really really really really good, you
• 44:19
  know, typical soul food sold by the Asians. You know, like you
• 44:24
  know, you want some good soul food sold by black people. Yeah,
• 44:28
  I would prefer they go to Soul Cuisine on on North Avenue, across on
• 44:30
  the across on the board education. They popped up on my they popped up
• 44:37
  on my door dash one day. They hand they handy hand the sy wings
• 44:40
  or brown sugar bourbon wings. It's good. They are the girls and the
• 44:47
  girls that work with They swear by the They y'all can sponsor us. We
• 44:52
  like food, thank you. They called it. They called it the Billie
• 44:55
  Holiday, like everything in that, like everything on the Mania was named after,
• 45:00
  you know, name after of of a artists. The Ability Holiday is
• 45:01
  a crab cake sandwich. M that that's like big nice media ass crab cake
• 45:08
  and it's like r Yeah. They and the good. I mean, the
• 45:15
  only thing is, uh they close. They close there like seven though,
• 45:17
  but they be they they open like I think, don't wanna say they open
• 45:22
  uh s six days they ca it goes on Sundays. But their food is
• 45:28
  great. Their food is great. I like good food. But but now,
• 45:31
  but what I'm saying, it's like you you knock this stuff down,
• 45:35
  but they don't have nothing to put up, like you don't have you don't
• 45:37
  have nothing to go inside, like like to go in that place. And
• 45:40
  then now these people, you know, you got these people up here suffering
• 45:44
  because they gotta you know, cause a lot of them they don't drive,
• 45:46
  yep. So because they don't drive, it's like, yo, I'm not
• 45:50
  gonna ride all the way out to Walmart. And then on top of that,
• 45:52
  I can't go and then they get they get they got food stamps.
• 45:55
  So it's like, yo, I can't go to the market market like I
• 46:00
  would because I'm not gonna. I'm not gonna take all put all these horseshoes
• 46:04
  on the bus or I'm not gonna and I'm damn I ain't gonna pay no
• 46:07
  goddamn thirty dollars over to take me from take me from Waldly World. It's
• 46:12
  crazy. If y'all can give it to the giant, put it damn save
• 46:15
  a lot of some now there for the folks. And it's crazy that a
• 46:17
  lot of people in the neighborhood crazy where the market would have been walking distance
• 46:21
  for a lot of people that yeah, I not either have to need a
• 46:23
  car or to take the bus. Get their little car, go get their
• 46:25
  groceries and roll back down the trucking street. I don't think that shit ain't
• 46:29
  cool, that's not fair. Y'all gotta do better Emison Village. Y'all put
• 46:32
  all these signs up about the things that you're doing in the neighborhood. How
• 46:36
  all of this is some of these stores are minority owned, and some of
• 46:39
  them are minority and women owned, and some of them are dis owned and
• 46:43
  then owned, and y'all re violating the Emerson Village area. And y'all didn't
• 46:46
  put them expensive. It's fucking townhouses and ship across the street and you can
• 46:51
  barely turn around in the apartments. That's like, yeah, one that's coming
• 46:54
  up. And I know they're gonna be more. I know they're gonna be
• 46:57
  expensive. They are when they put them up in the first place. They
• 46:59
  was already like a buck fifty a few years ago. I'm like ten years
• 47:01
  ago when they started building that ship. They were higher than what I felt
• 47:06
  like they were work for that area. So that's why they claim they're building
• 47:08
  the village up. But how you're building it up and you're taking away ship
• 47:13
  that people really need. Y'all trying to gentify the neighborhood. What about them
• 47:15
  people who didn't been in the neighborhood for thirty forty years. It's not fair.
• 47:20
  It's not fair to them. I don't like it. So what are
• 47:22
  your what are y'all speak speaking of that and redevelopment stuff? What are your
• 47:25
  thoughts about the redevelopment plans for the harbors? I just I mean, the
• 47:30
  only thing that I'm saying I haven't. I haven't really seen like no world
• 47:34
  plans. It's but he's stuff. I like the stuff I love talking.
• 47:40
  So maybe that's his engineers house. But like, I haven't really seen I
• 47:46
  know, but I do know that Hooters is sewing sewing herb pla. Sorry,
• 47:51
  they trying to make all of them move out that's left because what's left
• 47:52
  out there Hooters holders is showing them just at the sturn fuff. They losing
• 47:59
  money because they everything and people don't realize that they're over what the that's supposed
• 48:05
  to be. That's that's the harbor. Say, that's so where those two
• 48:08
  towers are, that's where a Light Street pavilion is, and where Pratt Street
• 48:13
  pavilion is, where that funny looking building is. That's what I'm saying,
• 48:15
  little what are they planning and putting down there so they're gonna turn You know
• 48:22
  how many small businesses down there they've got ran out of there? No,
• 48:27
  it was all it was all changed. No, it was some small businesses
• 48:30
  in there, like little clothing stores, jewelry stores and stuff like that.
• 48:35
  And ship Bubba Gump got Bubba Gum. God they change bubble got food was
• 48:40
  trash. I'm sorry, bub It was on a good case of man bro
• 48:45
  I don't know why they took that out of dumb took that and made that
• 48:47
  like a we're gonna we're gonna put this out in the city city so soon
• 48:52
  it was so the buildings between the World Trade Center and here are the four,
• 48:58
  this one, this one, and the two hours. I don't like
• 49:00
  it. I mean, I mean, I don't like what go ahead,
• 49:07
  get you so, I mean if they can, but if they can take
• 49:10
  the space, if they can take the space and then provide like you know,
• 49:13
  provide provided opening for other people, you know, for for like you
• 49:16
  know, like you said, like small businesses to to thrive, break bake
• 49:21
  the frgery Shaw we discovered your hell bring back thefagery, Okay. And that's
• 49:28
  what I mean. That was the first, Uh, that was pretty much
• 49:30
  the first on the first job that all these Baltimore school thought. The arts
• 49:34
  kids went to, the kids, the kids they graduated with Kita, they
• 49:37
  went, they went to and they auditioned and they sang and all that good
• 49:42
  ship. But if it I mean, if it brings I mean, if
• 49:45
  it does bring back more money to you know, more money to the city,
• 49:47
  I'm all for. However, like however it is, I'll be thinking
• 49:52
  about like the small you know, the small people with the small like the
• 49:54
  businesses that they you know, they're trying to start in the spaces that they
• 49:58
  that they get like you said, like when they close Harbor Place, a
• 50:01
  lot of like a lot of the lot of you know what I'm saying,
• 50:06
  Nigga, you can walk through that vision like it's it's not it's probably like
• 50:08
  one or two restaurants and then holders and it's like the rest of it.
• 50:13
  It's just like this is you from Pratt and Light Street on the back end.
• 50:17
  So what they're putting in it so they the city opened that work with
• 50:22
  the current owner and be realty to put in the incubator. So there are
• 50:27
  small businesses in the pavilions with space, but just empty sitting empty before until
• 50:30
  the plans are actually approved by like the border estimates. So what they're planning
• 50:37
  to put down there are so you know, there's the Pratt Street Pavilion,
• 50:40
  the Light Street Pavilion, and just is a whole bunch of open space.
• 50:43
  Yes, So they're basically gonna tear down the built the pavilions that were built
• 50:46
  in nineteen eighties when they're forty four years old. They're gonna tear down both
• 50:50
  of those pavilions. They're gonna put on the site of where Light Street pavilion
• 50:54
  is in the land surrounding it, they're going to put to residential towers.
• 51:00
  The first two floors of both of those towns will be open for like retail
• 51:04
  restaurants in like public use and then the floors above Presidential Space. Oh so
• 51:10
  sort of like what they do where the Rayman spot is, where the is
• 51:15
  on Light Street. Yeah, so all of that, and it used to
• 51:16
  be one is on the corner a light it's it's after the it's after the
• 51:22
  Hyatt, the Hyatt. It's what's that Lee Lee Street like right before you
• 51:28
  get like right before you get going towards on Light it's it's across from the
• 51:34
  little water park, like the little splash pad. So I think that these
• 51:37
  towns around like we're going towards Federal f you know what it's like, Yeah,
• 51:49
  right down in that corner. Yeah, that's building. That's fourteen Light
• 51:57
  Street. That's one that's on the not the waters side a light Street,
• 52:00
  but the opposite side one where the pavilion where Light Street pavilion is. They're
• 52:06
  going to knock down both of the pavilion and build the two towers right there
• 52:08
  in the spot. They're also going to the plane is to remove you know
• 52:12
  the slip lane where you're going north on Light Street and the slip lane takes
• 52:15
  you over to Calvert. They're going to take out that slip you know,
• 52:19
  the link curves around why to go like did you give you go left or
• 52:21
  right? Yeah, you need to turn right on the Pres Street to keep
• 52:23
  going north up Calvary Street. They're going to take out that slip lane and
• 52:28
  combine that into mclden Square. They're gonna turn into a giant park, but
• 52:31
  then turn traffic up to Pratt Street, so you have to go up like
• 52:37
  and then you can only turn right on pret Street because you can't come south
• 52:42
  on Light because Light Street is unless they make lust by directional up to bar
• 52:46
  so you can work. They might, but I'm so glad downtown no more.
• 52:53
  But i mean, so people have been complaining about, well, you're
• 52:55
  you're taking away the spot for you know, black people, and it's only
• 53:00
  for like white people and all this other stuff in my gentrification. Wait a
• 53:04
  minute, Like y'all ain't like y'all ain't been all the way up on all
• 53:07
  the way up in the Light Street Light Street district, Like, yo,
• 53:09
  that is not white, Like you know, what I'm saying is like that.
• 53:17
  But what I'm saying is like most of it, like most of the
• 53:21
  like most of the building, like most of the businesses like like most of
• 53:23
  the businesses on Light Street and then on the other side. Like on the
• 53:25
  other side that what's that? That's Charles Like, yo, they it's a
• 53:30
  lot of not white owned businesses. You got the Strawberry spot, you got
• 53:35
  the little Italian spot, blue Moon two, like I still ain't been in
• 53:38
  damn blue Moon all these years. All these is just wants some damn.
• 53:45
  It's good, it's good, but there have been a lot of complaints about
• 53:49
  where you're not considering like Baltimoreans and this plan. You're not thinking of anyone.
• 53:53
  You're blocking the view of the harbor from the buildings. In my thought
• 53:59
  process was as a person who who is a civil engineer who works in built,
• 54:04
  constructing buildings and redevelopment land. I actually I called a com for this
• 54:07
  when I responded to on the yeah on the Baltimore Banks Instagram if only they
• 54:12
  knew you from from parks. But anyway, what is currently in that spot
• 54:17
  now? Nothing true? What is what is currently there? There's a bunch
• 54:23
  of time mts buildings. Do y'all go if you ever go on Facebook or
• 54:28
  on any of these social media sites and you look at the go to the
• 54:30
  comment section of the articles about Baltimore. It's always a lot of people who
• 54:34
  don't live in Baltimore or white people with the most shit to say, shot
• 54:36
  the crime. Don't nobody who wants to go visit the Harbor with all of
• 54:40
  those hooligans and those crackheads and these drug eggs, and you're gonna get ribbed.
• 54:45
  You're gonna get shot talking about Yeah, I get people who are feelings
• 54:50
  though, like yo, the harbor is on the Harbor is you know,
• 54:53
  crime written because it's in you know, a smack smacked abb in the city,
• 54:58
  the city state of Baltimore. Uh one incident. Some motherfuckers come from
• 55:05
  ants all countries, which I you know, me just you know because I
• 55:09
  was born and raised head. Don't be understanding of the crimes are not even
• 55:15
  from the city. They are busting theirs is down there from all over the
• 55:20
  place. But you'll make it seem like all of the crimes it's city.
• 55:28
  So but you know, you know the way to counteract that because you think
• 55:34
  about what's currently at the Harbor. You have Harbor place, hotels and offices.
• 55:39
  Once the office closed for the day, gallery is empty, gallery empty
• 55:44
  for a couple of years, space upstairs because I got the office in there.
• 55:47
  But once the gallery closes and it's after If Harbor Place is closed because
• 55:52
  it's after hours, what else is down there exactly? So I mean like
• 55:59
  you can look, you can legitimately turn the gallery into a supermarket, which
• 56:04
  the area needs building another grocery desert, because the next closest supermarket today is
• 56:10
  the Whole food the Whole Whole Foods and Harbor East or no, the Safeway
• 56:15
  in Campton, which is what like three four miles away yep, way down
• 56:20
  Boston Street. Oh no, nigga, then oh yeah, that's that's way
• 56:23
  down the streets. This fucking respectful people like the player, like, well,
• 56:30
  you're not You're not making it for for Baltimoreans. You're not doing this.
• 56:34
  They're gonna block access to the harbor. The city owns, owns the
• 56:37
  promenades. The plan does not incorporate any doing anything for removing access to the
• 56:45
  promenades. So you can still walk from Rashfield all the way around to the
• 56:50
  World Trade Center unimpeded. People are talking about but the building is gonna cast
• 56:54
  a shadow on the harbor. Okay, but what's there now? Harbor before
• 57:00
  you want to jump? And you do you do? You know? Nobody
• 57:01
  talk about the leg Mason building, bitch building. Don't nobody talk about the
• 57:07
  Sugar building. What's what's there? Now? Nothing? You know how you
• 57:10
  make community safer, twenty four hour viability and you know what what gives you
• 57:15
  that places for people to live. Well, it's gonna be expensive. Hold
• 57:22
  your horse's Beth, I'm sorry. Hold your horse, Chaquan, and hold
• 57:30
  your horse to Chaquana Brionte. Look at look at rent. And I had
• 57:36
  to literally go into the common sections. You know, I tried to stab
• 57:38
  the common stations. This should I like to talk about, Yes, Chaquana
• 57:42
  Brionte, I said it, God damn, I said. Look at rent.
• 57:45
  At buildings like four fourteen Light Street, Look at rent, Look at
• 57:50
  rent at buildings like four fourteen Light Street is where the McCormick building used to
• 57:53
  be, at the corner of Light and Conway, the new the Tall Tower.
• 57:57
  Look at rent at the Bank of May building at Light in Baltimore,
• 58:02
  and then two Hopkins Plaza at right across from the arena. The most expensive
• 58:07
  apartment you'll find down there is maybe twenty six, twenty seven twenty a month.
• 58:13
  The market Baltimore's rental market, it's it is pricey, but Baltimore's rental
• 58:19
  market can't absorb rent five six, seven, eight thousand dollars more for waterfront
• 58:24
  apartment. It'll be empty because it's not DC, it's not New York.
• 58:29
  You can't there's no market for rentals that expensive. Yeah, them niggas can't
• 58:32
  afford. They can't afford to keep it. They can't afford to upkeep,
• 58:36
  let alone, let alone keeping a tenant. Because if y'r niggas keep going
• 58:40
  up every month and then you know, yeah, yeah, it's yeah,
• 58:44
  it's dumb because you're gonna lose money. They're making it unaffordable for the people
• 58:46
  who live here period. But Baltimore die large affordable. No, No,
• 58:52
  but that's that's no, that's that's essentially what Wi Chaquana Briontay you're saying,
• 58:58
  like, yo, you you're making it unaffordable. Thinking what affordable because what
• 59:00
  is currently there now? Nothing true ship so goding to Brandon, it's like,
• 59:08
  yo, we if we bring it, you know, you build more
• 59:10
  buildings. That opens up more businesses, like I mean even like four fourteen
• 59:15
  light Street where it's where it's it's a bunch of small businesses under it,
• 59:21
  and then you go that's where the Rhyma restaurant is on the ground floor that
• 59:23
  building. Yeah, yeah, it's a Ryman restaurant down there. It's it's
• 59:28
  another it's another like another little lumbered or a little small, little rint and
• 59:32
  like a little small hole in the wall down there. And then you walk
• 59:36
  further up the street. That's where you get. Then that's where you get
• 59:38
  the front door to the apartment. That apartment that is nice. Haven't seen
• 59:43
  the inside of the apartments, but you walk in they have they got they
• 59:47
  got a desk, they got a desk attendant, and you know, it's
• 59:51
  it's it's exclusive, yo, you know. But the rent stays start I
• 59:54
  think in like fifteen sixteen a month and go up to maybe at most twenty
• 59:57
  six twenty seven hundred. Yeah, it's expensive, but at the same time
• 1:00:00
  it yeah, because rent in Baltimore is cheap. Yeah, they can.
• 1:00:07
  As a Baltimore native who's lived in DC in the DC area since twenty thirteen,
• 1:00:13
  I'm used to seeing places on fucking U Street cost it eight grand a
• 1:00:15
  month for a two bedroom apartment. Comparatively, Baltimore has an overabundance of affordable
• 1:00:23
  rental options. You're not gonna be able to live with the Harbor and Harbor
• 1:00:27
  East, but you could go up Charles Street, you can go to Anna
• 1:00:30
  Rogal County, like there are places to live that are accessible. Shit,
• 1:00:35
  the place, you know, the place that we're going, I mean,
• 1:00:37
  it ain't necessarily downtown downtown, but it's it's it's a decent amount of month
• 1:00:43
  for what we're getting, you know what I'm saying. So I understand,
• 1:00:50
  like I understand it from the engineer, you know, from the engineer's perspective,
• 1:00:53
  and I also understand it from the other you know, from the Baltimorean
• 1:00:59
  perspective as well. But but I think the issue is is that y'all hear
• 1:01:05
  new ship and I mean it was basically I mean because like my gripe,
• 1:01:09
  like my gripe earlier was you know what I'm saying my gripe earlier was it
• 1:01:15
  is that shoe. You're destroying markets and you know, you're you're taking away
• 1:01:17
  you know, you're taking away food sources from from the areas that from the
• 1:01:22
  areas that really needed. But whereas though, but but here here in this
• 1:01:25
  particular, in this particular situation, right, So That's what I'm saying.
• 1:01:30
  So for here, in this particular situation is y'all complain about crime. You're
• 1:01:35
  complain about crime. It ain't it's nothing for niggas to do down here.
• 1:01:38
  Like once they like once the once the tour I mean the tourist show.
• 1:01:42
  They come, they come from all over the world, the spirit of Baltimore.
• 1:01:45
  They they do the harbor cruises and they go to the hotels. I
• 1:01:52
  say, show at the nine o'clock, like at the nine ten o'clock the
• 1:01:57
  boat. If it's not, if it's not a special like it's not like
• 1:02:00
  a special event. Yo. The boats stopped running, boats stopped running,
• 1:02:04
  or the taxi stopped running. Yo. The harbor is bear. There ain't
• 1:02:07
  nothing down there. So if you now, if you provide something like they
• 1:02:10
  did what the theyd did with the little wine festival thing, and it's something
• 1:02:15
  that's always like something's always going on, he ain't got worried about crime because
• 1:02:20
  these niggas can't sit right because people and then with people comes police. Now
• 1:02:24
  I'm not advocating for police to be patrolling and shit, but you can't complain
• 1:02:29
  about the issue and not offer a solution to the problem, right. But
• 1:02:31
  I think niggas hear new shit and be like nah, you know what I'm
• 1:02:36
  saying, and it's like and it's automatic, and I mean I hate like
• 1:02:37
  I hate that shit. You hear you hear new plans like, nah,
• 1:02:40
  yo, ain't doing that? Well, what's your plan? Right? What
• 1:02:43
  is the The Harbor Place was amazing, when amazing when it was built in
• 1:02:47
  nineteen eighty it was a tourist draw. People came from all over to go
• 1:02:51
  to Harbor Place. That was forty four years ago. Harbor Place was amazing
• 1:02:54
  when we we were kids coming up in like that. I want to say,
• 1:02:58
  like at the like two thousand eight, I don't know what the fuck
• 1:03:00
  I can. There's a perception, a perception of crime. And of course,
• 1:03:05
  like I said earlier, a lot of it is rooted in the anti
• 1:03:06
  anti blackness along with just Baltimore. In general, people assume that areas aren't
• 1:03:12
  safe because of stuff that is shown on the news. And for example,
• 1:03:17
  some of my cousins. I asked him about the Top Golf that opened downtown.
• 1:03:22
  I said, we were start playing, making plans to hang out.
• 1:03:23
  I said, let's go to top Golf. We can go to the one
• 1:03:27
  in Germantown, I said, Montgomery County, this one in downtown by the
• 1:03:30
  stadium. You just ghetto, I said, you trying to listen, you're
• 1:03:34
  trying to go down there. I'm with you, we'll go. I haven't
• 1:03:37
  heard anything bad about it, I said. I drove past that parking It
• 1:03:40
  looked like parking trash, but usually is when it comes to stuff, and
• 1:03:45
  they just kind of area. Yeah, yeah, you're going to do something
• 1:03:50
  for the city, building afford affordable parking lot. We don't see no more
• 1:03:53
  parking lots. Enough of those. That's why there be standing on the edge
• 1:03:58
  of the woods looking at us, like, really, bitch, another parking
• 1:04:00
  line. I left to go get my kids some pool. Came back and
• 1:04:03
  go ahead, knocked my motherfucking house, things food around here, bit and
• 1:04:06
  then I'm in your back, y'all you screaming and ship. But but I
• 1:04:12
  literally had to ask my cousin, like, what you call them top off
• 1:04:15
  ghetto? It just opened a month ago. What's ghetto about it? You've
• 1:04:19
  never been? So how do you know what it is if you've never been?
• 1:04:23
  Because because they looking at the area, because it's like right well,
• 1:04:26
  right off Russell Street, right down there, going towards I mean down there,
• 1:04:29
  going towards the casino and ship and even even with the casino nigga's like,
• 1:04:33
  nah, I rady go to Maryland live. Well, yeah, I'd
• 1:04:35
  rather go to Maryland too. Been the horse shooting about a couple of times.
• 1:04:40
  I went when they first opened because the guy I was dating at the
• 1:04:43
  time. It was one of the people whom he was on the construction crew.
• 1:04:46
  Bill had choice, so we got like some free passes and some ship
• 1:04:49
  We went down there, and then me and Net went and GM's closer than
• 1:04:53
  me personally, but that's true. Me and Amy went a couple of times
• 1:04:56
  for concerts. They were doing the free concerts with Drew Hill, and I
• 1:05:00
  think they did one with one twelve or something. We went down for.
• 1:05:02
  That was nice. Drew Hill doing a freak concert when they open Horseshoe.
• 1:05:08
  Yeah they did it. It's a hometown shame, my god, they just
• 1:05:15
  got on it. Don't do that and leave them alone. They got honored
• 1:05:19
  on the Black Music Honors. And it's not Drew Hill no more. It's
• 1:05:23
  Cisco Cha's a Nocchio featuring the mother Niggas. That's who. God damn player
• 1:05:30
  even worse chat This was years ago though. It don't do that, ye
• 1:05:43
  know, somebody don't do that. They're still selling no concert. Somebody said,
• 1:05:46
  what's the what's the house is? They might put them under the category
• 1:05:51
  y'all y'all black. It was it was this documentary The Patient Saint of Thongs.
• 1:06:15
  The episode is over. I'm tired of these littles. But yeah,
• 1:06:20
  I said all of that to say, I am pro development. If you
• 1:06:23
  haven't been able to glean from my commentary, and it don't. I mean,
• 1:06:28
  there is nothing currently down there. And I feel like I also support
• 1:06:34
  them because I think that the plan when I'm on the website included like nine
• 1:06:39
  hundred apartments between those two buildings because the towers. So I said, why
• 1:06:44
  not include a contingent of maybe one hundred low income units? Agree? I
• 1:06:49
  agree? So that way, because when they heard low income, they automatically
• 1:06:54
  assume that there's going to be ghetto, that people were not going to care.
• 1:06:56
  They're going to come down there and tell the stuff up, just like
• 1:06:58
  when they started moving section and stuff into the county. They always it's a
• 1:07:02
  bad apple everywhere. Even people who can afford full rent, you can go
• 1:07:08
  somewhere and fo some ship up funky about it for real. But because they
• 1:07:15
  can't, they can't. The market can't support, and there's no point in
• 1:07:16
  putting low income housing at the fucking inner harbors tours tourist destination. So you
• 1:07:20
  want the projects to be Airbnb's. That's every on its way out too.
• 1:07:26
  So but they now, but they're building. They they're already building. They're
• 1:07:30
  already building like a bunch of new apartments over there on Baltimore's, like on
• 1:07:34
  the other side of Baltimore Street Lombard, So it's like, you know,
• 1:07:40
  and that that has the Apartment of Housings logo all over that ship. So
• 1:07:44
  yeah, it's like affordable down a lot of the old ones that are building
• 1:07:48
  new ones because some old ones were trash they still had fucking window units.
• 1:07:54
  Yeah, they they weren't. And then also they couldn't the standard window units,
• 1:08:00
  the standard for housings, like their inspection, the living inspection inspections,
• 1:08:05
  UH inspections a lot, you know, a lot higher. I lived in
• 1:08:11
  housing years ago. They don't play about them inspections. It's real. But
• 1:08:18
  I know, like when I first moved to d C, I saw that
• 1:08:23
  the DC, the City of the District of Columbia requires whatever these developers coming
• 1:08:29
  in one of like knock down neighborhoods, knock down blocks to put in these
• 1:08:31
  apartments. They're required to set aside by law ten percent of the available units
• 1:08:35
  for affordable and low income renters. So you have places, especially for people
• 1:08:41
  who work service in the service industry, who may be waiters, who may
• 1:08:44
  work at like as desk attendants. They don't have to go from Anacostia or
• 1:08:48
  freaking Frencherisburg, Virginia just to get to work. They can walk to work
• 1:08:51
  and it be fine. And I think what would help Baltimore is, especially
• 1:08:58
  at a major development like the Barbor, if you're building nine hundred units,
• 1:09:02
  set one hundred of them aside for mid to low income renters. I agree.
• 1:09:09
  You can telling somebody who when when the fucking average salary right now was
• 1:09:14
  around fifty one thousand dollars, And you're telling me that I need to make
• 1:09:18
  three times the fucking two thousand dollars rent a fucking month, and that adds
• 1:09:24
  up to more than what the average salary is. That's not fucking realistic.
• 1:09:28
  It's not not whatsoever it up. You work in the fucking rental office and
• 1:09:35
  you don't make three times fucked thousands. So according to Google, Baltimore's median
• 1:09:40
  income is actually thirty five thousand and six seventy year. Per household is fifty
• 1:09:45
  eight thousand and three forty Who can live on that? That's so unrealistic?
• 1:09:49
  Google, And a pack of chicken is seventy five thousand dollars a damn ten
• 1:09:55
  chicken wings. The fuck up high? This is? This is literally on
• 1:10:00
  Google's home page. I talked in Baltimore average income per person is thirty five
• 1:10:02
  thy six seventy nine a year in per household, it's fifty And I make
• 1:10:05
  above average. I mean I make well above that, well above that,
• 1:10:10
  and it's still a fucking struggle for me with a mortgage and a kid who
• 1:10:13
  was one hundred and twenty pounds. But like he's like man I said,
• 1:10:16
  and put together like this negro can eat. Come back over there. Hey,
• 1:10:21
  did you just do a twelve pack of noodles in two weeks? Two
• 1:10:26
  weeks? It was a week and a half. Hey, he bulking up.
• 1:10:30
  Now he's starting to work out. So he's going ahead going to that
• 1:10:31
  boy been to the fucking gym in weeks. Fucked it. He still don't
• 1:10:38
  mean, I don't mean he ain't working out skin as nick that I make
• 1:10:44
  let me shut up. He called talking ship again. That's what you get
• 1:10:47
  for less time. I'm calling his head out there. All in all to
• 1:10:53
  say, I am pro development. I am before I can understand it.
• 1:10:57
  If it makes sense, if it makes sense, be couldn't get makes sense,
• 1:11:00
  I rock with I'd rather there be something there than nothing there. True
• 1:11:03
  agree, because it's so if you really just ride around so many abandoned houses,
• 1:11:08
  abandoned buildings, the things used to be. If it's gonna make sense
• 1:11:12
  and it's going to bring money into the community, I'm with it. Baltimore's
• 1:11:15
  population has literally been declining for the past seventy years, and nobody thirty seven
• 1:11:20
  kids in the household. Baltimore's population in nineteen fifty was almost a million residents.
• 1:11:25
  Baltimore's population now was like five hundred and sixty five thousand people. Because
• 1:11:30
  everybody trying to everybody they moving down south because they say it's cheaper. Granted
• 1:11:34
  it is cheaper, but at the same time, all you're doing, all
• 1:11:38
  you're doing is just adding over adding to the overpopulation. Like how could be
• 1:11:42
  overpopulated if almost half a million people left the city now? No, no,
• 1:11:46
  no, I'm talking about, and I'm talking about you know, are
• 1:11:49
  you moving to Atlanta, and a lot of yeah, yo and yeah.
• 1:11:54
  But I know a lot of people and I unfortunately could have contributed to this.
• 1:11:58
  People who are from Baltimore will go get the college degrees or they'll get
• 1:12:00
  their jobs and then leave the city and move somewhere else because well for me,
• 1:12:05
  it's just closer to work. But even in cases where like some people
• 1:12:12
  will buy houses in Baltimore, like I would have loved to, like bought
• 1:12:15
  a house like Ashburton or something. I was stalking the house right after I
• 1:12:17
  bought this place. I remember I was like, dam that was a nice
• 1:12:23
  house. It was They redid that entire house. That house, it was
• 1:12:26
  really really nice. I told you the house. We run it for uh
• 1:12:29
  the Bachelor, the Bachelorette weekend. I would have never thought it to be
• 1:12:32
  walking in. Motherfucker. I said, oh, this is not speaking of
• 1:12:35
  houses. I saw this house, Seana, I saw this house to up
• 1:12:38
  there. You know, I live on refin you know when I'm sitting here,
• 1:12:41
  bullshit, and I still get alert. I got favorites in my app.
• 1:12:45
  Shit, hold on, you see, I got them by city.
• 1:12:46
  They just ship everywhere. Anyway, let me go to my Baltimore, my
• 1:12:50
  Baltimore favorites. Oh please. This house is on Rusk Avenue, across from
• 1:12:58
  Pemlical race Course, rustling on the walk away, across from Okay, Ruskin
• 1:13:02
  Northern Parkway, right before you get to Pimlico Road, going before sign.
• 1:13:08
  Well yeah, well before sign. It's literally right across from the racecourse.
• 1:13:11
  But so this house I saw on Rusk Avenue. I found it the other
• 1:13:13
  day. They read this house was boarded up, and it's wild. If
• 1:13:16
  you go to the Google street View, they go bottom houses to like twelve
• 1:13:20
  thousand dollars and then when they finished with them, the motherfuckers, it's worth
• 1:13:23
  like this is the house aple years ago when they first bought it. This
• 1:13:28
  is the house now that is on the market for sale. Gie me Christmas.
• 1:13:33
  Five bedrooms for bathrooms, almost three thousand square feet for almost seven seven
• 1:13:36
  forty nine. That's beautiful. I told you where we were was right up
• 1:13:41
  for Hilton Parkways. You were taking me home the one. This is beautiful.
• 1:13:47
  It looked like a whole little terrors had like the little thing and oh
• 1:13:49
  Brandon, they got my kitchen, they got my kitchen with the doubles with
• 1:13:53
  the double oven. Okay, okay, the on the double oven too,
• 1:13:57
  with the double oven, the breakfast bar in the middle. I'll make y'all
• 1:14:01
  some salmon. I love it, chicken. I got a pie one of
• 1:14:06
  these ovens, and then just ran, yeah, y'all home. Yeah.
• 1:14:12
  That house we stayed in was it was six bedrooms. It was the whole
• 1:14:16
  top. The third floor was one whole big ass suite bedrooms and then like
• 1:14:23
  a sitting area and all that stuff. The second floor had four bedrooms and
• 1:14:27
  each two of the bedrooms had their own bathroom, and the other two bedrooms
• 1:14:32
  shared the bathroom in the hallway. And then it was a bedroom and a
• 1:14:36
  bathroom in the basement. It was a bathroom on the floor with the kitchen
• 1:14:41
  and stuff. Open concepts. Everything was open, beautiful beauty. It was
• 1:14:45
  a sink in the middle of the breakfast bars and it was a sink on
• 1:14:46
  the wall. I'm like, this is fucking fantastic, Like are they selling
• 1:14:50
  this house? This is nice? This same house in DC and it was
• 1:14:53
  off the Hillton parkwayt would be almost two million dollars, I believe it.
• 1:14:58
  When we came to DC, when my niece went to did you see the
• 1:15:00
  house? It's not the crazy name because most of the houses like right there
• 1:15:04
  on Northern Parkway. I know, I say that, yeah, yo,
• 1:15:08
  yeah. We came to DC when my niece went to prom uh and and
• 1:15:13
  we were riding through and my brother was like, I wonder how much they
• 1:15:16
  want for these houses bank And I said, well according to my own personal
• 1:15:19
  Google maps a k A. Brandon. I said, you know, be
• 1:15:25
  in too, this kind of ship, I say, and b was like
• 1:15:28
  literally, we was riding through his trade for one day and was pulling it
• 1:15:30
  up on his phone like, Seanna, they want to half a mill for
• 1:15:33
  this house. They want just for this there, Like what the fun parking?
• 1:15:39
  And we went to We went to went to Doyle and my favorite house
• 1:15:44
  off of Connecticut Way Street. The house was in the market Mohmas a year
• 1:15:50
  gorgeous it was. It was split level house. It was like four levels,
• 1:15:55
  split level house, real small, total gut renovation. Wanted almost three
• 1:16:00
  million dollars was we took. If I'm paying that much for a house,
• 1:16:05
  I need to have a big, big, dumb, ignorant ass backyard.
• 1:16:09
  I'm the big bad but think about put all kind of stuffick there, we
• 1:16:14
  can't lo OUs and all kinds of like, come on, love, let
• 1:16:20
  me a little gathering. If you can build, let me build the water
• 1:16:25
  and get back yard for a j We could, because I'll be saying taking
• 1:16:30
  anything you want, you want, yo, I've seen this ship anything like
• 1:16:35
  inflatable. And she was like, we were gonna put that in backyard.
• 1:16:40
  I ain't got but two little babies left him in August, so they can
• 1:16:43
  have whatever the hell they want. Well, we're we gonna we're gonna put
• 1:16:46
  this in buzz backyard. It's big enough to you're gonna come home like t
• 1:16:53
  t. They probably took it down. Oh no, the pictures of the
• 1:16:57
  store. But this is the house I was stalking. It's sold for two
• 1:16:59
  points seventy five million dollars. Oh yeah, I remember those doors. I
• 1:17:02
  remember those doors when you showed me those Oh wow, and that house is
• 1:17:08
  smaller than the house I just showed you. Oh yeah, I definitely remember
• 1:17:11
  this one. Who I love the house, I mean lesson. Well,
• 1:17:15
  you know, when we become millionaires, we can buy a ship like that.
• 1:17:17
  Yeah, speaking of it, it was gonna buy the whole block.
• 1:17:21
  And it was just a couple years prior to this is down the block from
• 1:17:28
  the house. But oh yeah, I remember this one too because I like
• 1:17:30
  the way it's mad. Yeah, yeahs my favorite. And oh I gotta
• 1:17:34
  walk up them steps braying and they gotta driveway. I just walk up the
• 1:17:38
  driveway. That's nice. But I remember, believe curtains and neighborhoods like this.
• 1:17:44
  They see all my stretch mods and them I'm not putting the clothes on,
• 1:17:45
  bitch, put the mortgage in there, like hey, miss Johnson,
• 1:17:51
  how are you hey? Girl? I know, look I make a doctor.
• 1:17:58
  Thanks girl. Appreciate the citties swinging low like chariots. But it was
• 1:18:01
  there was a house, Aaron, there was a house real qup before we
• 1:18:03
  get to the commercial breaking to the Q and a segment we got I got
• 1:18:09
  to go. Yeah. I remember seeing this several years ago around the corner
• 1:18:15
  from Howard University. I think was Sherman Avenue or one of those streets like
• 1:18:21
  up Georgia Avenue, a couple of blocks north of Drew Drew Hall. This
• 1:18:28
  was what Charles Charles Drew Hall, okay freshman male, dormant Howard. It
• 1:18:34
  was a shell of a house. The house was literally like you see houses
• 1:18:39
  like boarded up in Baltimore. It was literally like the house had no windows.
• 1:18:42
  It was boarded up before it had collapsed. It was literally like a
• 1:18:45
  shell of a house, you know, to be redeveloped. They were selling
• 1:18:48
  that for seven hundred thousand dollars. The devil was a lot of true faded
• 1:18:54
  because who put these extra zeros on him? What is here? It's because
• 1:18:58
  of the area you right off Georgia Avenue, right next to Washington Hospital Center,
• 1:19:02
  right behind McMillan Reservoir. Like it's serious than hell today. But anyway,
• 1:19:09
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• 1:21:00
  So we're going to of course, my favorite thread. We're going to go
• 1:21:04
  to six Brown Chicks. My favorite thread brand is Favorite Thread. He although
• 1:21:09
  we're the Nigga, tries to deny it. He likes it. He likes
• 1:21:13
  it. Okay, So I'm just gonna pick a random one this week,
• 1:21:16
  because yes you did, sir. I know my colors. You're looking at
• 1:21:29
  the fourth one, the fourth. I know I want to score Lortimore City
• 1:21:32
  most of my life, but I know what I'm talking about. God damn
• 1:21:36
  it. As I was saying, this thread was full of fuckery, so
• 1:21:42
  I just poured out some randomness from this because it's full of fuckery, right.
• 1:21:48
  My wife and sister in law have been hanging out with two female neighbors,
• 1:21:51
  Pat and Judy, and they're into some shady Ships is tall and feisty,
• 1:21:58
  and she hates her cheating husband. She was arrested twice for stabbing him.
• 1:22:02
  Judy is skinny and quiet. Her man is disrespectful to her, but
• 1:22:06
  he never gets physical. Because Judy likes guns a lot, Judy takes Pat,
• 1:22:14
  my wife's insisted in law, to the gun range. Now they've got
• 1:22:18
  gun permits. They're learning how to shoot, and my wife has brought a
• 1:22:21
  gun. Wife says it's for security. I point out that we have security
• 1:22:26
  cameras. My wife says, the cameras are for surveillance. Firearms are for
• 1:22:30
  security. The problem is the four of them have been spying on each other's
• 1:22:34
  men in starting shit. Pat and Judy spy on me, and my wife
• 1:22:40
  and sister in law spile on Pat and Judy's men. So I just pulled
• 1:22:43
  up to the motel with my favorite stripper. Then my wife and Pat pulled
• 1:22:48
  me out the car and pistol with me. As a man who loves his
• 1:22:53
  wife, I didn't crush charges, but as a man with notts on his
• 1:22:57
  forehead, I don't feel safe from my home anymore. Advice nigga, right
• 1:23:03
  yoh, stop doing what you're doing, yo. Sorry, Stop doing what
• 1:23:09
  you're doing yo. Like you're trying to do fun ship with a with a
• 1:23:12
  wife who has cameras and firearms. You just collecting for punishment. My guy,
• 1:23:16
  It's like why yeah, why are you doing that? Ship? Bro?
• 1:23:19
  Like it's all funtil you hear that could clip. Wake up, litle
• 1:23:23
  nigga and I wake up, little nigga. I'm your son. You're not
• 1:23:27
  gonna kill me. Yeah. Went on May twenty. First, you went
• 1:23:39
  out, and you went out, and you were gone from like nine thirty
• 1:23:43
  to about eleven thirty, and then you said that you went you you said
• 1:23:46
  that you wanted to kick it with Craig and them. Now, my sister
• 1:23:49
  called Craig around around ten fifteen to see where you are, see where you
• 1:23:55
  was here, how much you were drinking. Craig said, he ain't even
• 1:23:58
  talking. He hasn't talked to you since Thursday. So we'll work get nigga
• 1:24:02
  what not Thursday? TikTok mm hmm. Answered the question. I mean it's
• 1:24:11
  like talk going shocked. Oh no, she got a revolver. There's a
• 1:24:20
  bullet in one of them. Yeah, I don't, I don't, I
• 1:24:25
  don't know. I felt lucky. Click took lucky up. Click click click,
• 1:24:32
  Come on, I got three bullets leafting a head, bitch, three
• 1:24:38
  bullets. Sorry, you knew your wife was fucking crazy. You knew she
• 1:24:43
  was crazy, and you fucked around the found out anyway. You were glutting
• 1:24:45
  for a pastman. Yeah, hollo, my man. Bet you won't do
• 1:24:55
  that ship again. What you did, what you happened to do, is
• 1:24:58
  put on the past shoes that was too big, not a pair of shoes.
• 1:25:00
  It was too big and he was flopping off the bag his feet.
• 1:25:02
  What you did was stupid, just stupid ass, all right. I know
• 1:25:11
  Twan loves me because he risked everything to spend time with me. I'm sorry,
• 1:25:15
  y'all. This is from Six Round Chicks too, my baby. Yes,
• 1:25:23
  I know Twn loves me because he risked everything to spend time with me.
• 1:25:27
  Twn's wife works the night shift that Amazon is, so he brings me
• 1:25:30
  over during the day and I also help him with his tyler his things.
• 1:25:35
  She works nights. How are you coming over during the day. She works
• 1:25:39
  nights, then that means she home during the day. That don't make sense
• 1:25:43
  now with Brandon over, this as shitby whatever she helped with Tyler. I
• 1:25:48
  was in a car accident and I have a flipper denture in the front of
• 1:25:51
  my mouth until I can afford dental end plants. Twine and I got high
• 1:25:56
  and we fell asleep watching TV. At some point, his daughter took my
• 1:25:59
  flipper out my mouth. When we woke up, my flipper was gone,
• 1:26:02
  and he was shocked at my missing teeth. We looked everywhere for it,
• 1:26:05
  but I had to leave before his wife came home. The following morning,
• 1:26:11
  his wife found it. My flipper had lipstick on it, so she knew
• 1:26:14
  he was cheating. Wife kept my flipper. He's pretending that he doesn't know
• 1:26:17
  where my flipper came from. I'm wearing a mask at work because I'm missing
• 1:26:21
  teeth. Also, Taun is avoiding me. Do I contact his wife to
• 1:26:26
  get my teeth back? I can't afford a new one right now, ma'am,
• 1:26:33
  you're trying to get the rest of your fucking teeth knocked out the fi
• 1:26:41
  It might just be time to tell the dinner she lost themselves because you need
• 1:26:45
  some insurance, need some insurance because you hunting on this lady husband and can't
• 1:26:55
  afford new teeth. And then when she hauled around and knocked the rest of
• 1:26:59
  them teeth, the rest I mentioned you around here guming, Yeah, that's
• 1:27:06
  called That's called ton wife, the tooth fairy, not to tooth fairy.
• 1:27:13
  I'm just saying. I'm just saying, like, not to ferry Jesus,
• 1:27:21
  you start playing to night, you gotta stop playing with people. But you
• 1:27:26
  got stuff that could be removed and hidden from you eyes, limbs, I
• 1:27:32
  mean wigs. Let's were We all know what. We all know why I
• 1:27:35
  still kept around. She took that she was giving a nigga that that dumb
• 1:27:43
  be with no teeth, My guy, no Ted I'm scared of that no
• 1:27:47
  teeth my eye. Oh yo, I'm seeing this lady Nigga having having flash
• 1:27:53
  with when he was talking sixty year olds, I was not fucking a sixty
• 1:27:57
  year old or she was fifty cool And this is pre marriage, of course,
• 1:28:03
  and it was quite silent. I did take it. I did take
• 1:28:09
  it down to Grandmama. So say the boys, Bob was in his twenties,
• 1:28:16
  ladies and gentlemen, I'm bullshiting Joe. They had to buy no flowers.
• 1:28:20
  He had to take bitches icy hot and big ben gay and you know
• 1:28:27
  what's crazy? Hey, hey, hey, hey, Aaron, can can
• 1:28:30
  you go by the store and give me some calcium field on shoes That lady
• 1:28:35
  house is smell like fucking Kangya can burn them on butter. And that's like
• 1:28:44
  say the sense the solid cristal the time you got put in the pant and
• 1:28:47
  let melk down. Hey yo, this one like plastic on the front.
• 1:28:51
  Ooh Jesus, but you get stuck. What start? Take your houns and
• 1:28:58
  lift your fire up. Because the shit that sucks all the fucking moisture and
• 1:29:01
  nutrient fucking body shake is that it sean I quit? Is that it.
• 1:29:15
  I got one moree that's the last one. That's the last one. Staying
• 1:29:18
  on six round chicks. My girlfriend used to be normal. After we watch
• 1:29:25
  Leave the World Behind, everything went downhill from there. Girlfriend is deep into
• 1:29:30
  geopolitics and financial biz and that's cool, but shit is falling apart at home.
• 1:29:35
  She doesn't make good decisions and I can't trust her judgment. For example,
• 1:29:40
  she says, the dollar is crashing and we're going to a trade war
• 1:29:44
  with China, so we must prepare. Does she prepare by stockpiling food and
• 1:29:49
  supplies? No, she didn't pay her card, not and instead ordered.
• 1:29:55
  And it's stockpiling synthetic in human hair wigs before we go to war with China.
• 1:30:02
  There's her. There won't be no hair me, okay, cool?
• 1:30:08
  Will you resell the wigs and make a profit. No, the hair is
• 1:30:11
  just for her. She has buckets filled with unopened packages of hair, and
• 1:30:15
  she's still buying more. I prefer her natural hair. We won't have food
• 1:30:18
  of water when the world collapses, but thank goodness, she'll have hair advice.
• 1:30:25
  She said, the world my name is gonna be's gonna be leaeve bitch,
• 1:30:30
  gonna meet Jesus bald head. We might end up in the walking there
• 1:30:33
  with bitch. I'm gonna have my twenty seven piece. Lady lay with the
• 1:30:39
  baby hair. Oh my God, lay to the God. She pay on
• 1:30:45
  being a hairstylist. After the world ended. She gotta make her little coin
• 1:30:49
  bait. You go see ray Kesha. She lived down the street about about
• 1:30:56
  three miles right, she barters. She does food for weeds. Just going
• 1:31:00
  down to the old town. You know where where Prett Street used to be
• 1:31:03
  nothing, it's just a dirt track. Go down there and pass the old
• 1:31:08
  fire that's leaning to the side at about sixteen degrees. She lives in the
• 1:31:13
  tent that says crown roll on the side. You're gonna see a nigga name
• 1:31:16
  Rich and he's gonna be calling out a na. And if you, if
• 1:31:23
  you, if you went there, you and Alexandria, you done went too
• 1:31:26
  far. You gotta come back about about half a day's worthore walking. But
• 1:31:29
  you'll see. If you see it in the tent with the crown roll on
• 1:31:31
  it and you smell pump it up, that's that's Keith. Chandre is a
• 1:31:39
  tent. She does quick weeds braids. Since has been stocking up weak hair
• 1:31:46
  since about five years before the world ended. So you go there, your
• 1:31:49
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  now it's coming in decomposing flesh. But they ain't fat though. The aspant
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  though. That niggas, that niggas gonna they're gonna suck the silicon out that
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