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Clock’s Ticking & Curls Are Talking: Diddy on Watch, Cardi in Her Bag · The Breakfast Club

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Speaker 2: we typically tend to check in behind the scenes of
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Speaker 2: the grind, but today I want to get right into
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Speaker 2: the latest because we have a lot to talk about.
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Speaker 2: I'm Diddy socardibe all over the place. Let's get into it.
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Speaker 2: So I want to keep you guys on in a
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Speaker 2: pill watch. You know, it has now been almost two
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Speaker 2: weeks since Diddy's team has argued their their appeal in
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Speaker 2: front of a second circuit court, you know, in front
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Speaker 2: of a panel of judges different judges than are different
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Speaker 2: judge or judges than who heard the case before. Of course,
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Speaker 2: that he was here in Southern District of New York,
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Speaker 2: and you know he was a judge, a judge named
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Speaker 2: Judge Submarinean. And now he is sitting before several judges
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Speaker 2: in a panel, or he's not physically sitting, or he
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Speaker 2: didn't physically sit. He was not actually in court. Part reports.
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Speaker 2: His sister and another one of his family members were
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Speaker 2: there along with his attorneys. But the case, the conversation
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Speaker 2: and decision is sitting with several other other judges on
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Speaker 2: a panel. So you know that the time is ticking.
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Speaker 2: We are on an appill watch. Now what this means
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Speaker 2: is that any day now we could hear a decision.
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Speaker 2: So we could hear any day now that Diddy has
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Speaker 2: been you know granted, you know, a relook at the
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Speaker 2: amount of time that he was given. And you know,
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Speaker 2: what the prosecution is arguing is that they were already
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Speaker 2: gracious with the time that Diddy was given, especially being
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Speaker 2: as though the prosecution wanted him behind bars for way
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Speaker 2: longer than fifty months. But the defense is arguing, you know,
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Speaker 2: this is not common for anyone who was convicted of
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Speaker 2: to count of the Man Act, which is you know,
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Speaker 2: prostitution and you know, transporting to prostitute. A person would
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Speaker 2: be behind bars typically about fifteen months and you know,
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Speaker 2: Diddy has served nineteen at this point. So in that
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Speaker 2: back and forth at the any day now, literally we
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Speaker 2: could hear something. I saw the report today by outlet
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Speaker 2: that said, you know, and I want to say it,
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Speaker 2: which is a think piece, but and by think piece,
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Speaker 2: I mean more opinion, and like, you know, what if
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Speaker 2: this happened, not this is guaranteed to happen. But you know,
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Speaker 2: with reports, things are all over the place. But the
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Speaker 2: conversation was about whether Diddy or not, whether Diddy or
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Speaker 2: the outlet posted a written article about if Diddy would
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Speaker 2: be home in time for Memorial Day. Now, if you
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Speaker 2: are anything black culture, you understand what that headline gives.
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Speaker 2: That headline gives is Diddy out? Are the parties back
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Speaker 2: popping by Memorial Day? Because you know Memorial Day weekend,
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Speaker 2: BT weekend, Grammy Weekend. Those were big Diddy party weekends. Huge, Okay,
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Speaker 2: Memorial Day, Labor Day. It would give you know, Miami
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Speaker 2: or Vegas for Diddy. Wow. I actually the year that
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Speaker 2: I graduated from college, me and my friends. Any if
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Speaker 2: any of y'all are listening, Hey, friends, y'all know what
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Speaker 2: I'm I'm about to say. We went to Vegas to
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Speaker 2: celebrate graduating from college in twenty fourteen, and did he
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Speaker 2: hosted a huge day party at Rehab, which is a
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Speaker 2: rooftop pool in Vegas. But yeah, you know, those holidays
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Speaker 2: are just religiously holidays that and maybe you should usually
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Speaker 2: religiously when we were talking about Diddy and his parties now,
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Speaker 2: but holidays at Diddy would throw these festivities because those
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Speaker 2: are you know, normally longer weekends. People are off work Friday,
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Speaker 2: off work Monday. They want to party just to feel good.
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Speaker 2: Weekend weather, it's nice and all those things. But that
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Speaker 2: reporting is not accurate. I've been literally checking in with
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Speaker 2: Diddy's team every day, and to the point I know
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Speaker 2: the publicist for the attorneys is tired to me, but
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Speaker 2: shout out to him because he's responds to me every
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Speaker 2: single time I reach out, even though he's literally at
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Speaker 2: this point copy and pasting and telling me they haven't
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Speaker 2: heard anything. But as of today, Diddy's team has not
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Speaker 2: heard anything on the appeal. What I was told before
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Speaker 2: was that this something like this because the judges basically said,
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Speaker 2: you know, we're not gonna rush to a decision in this.
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Speaker 2: They understand that it was expedited, so you know Diddy
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Speaker 2: was granted the expedited appeal hearing date. The prosecutors, I think,
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Speaker 2: you know, are confident enough where they're like, we don't
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Speaker 2: care if we do this now or later. We don't
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Speaker 2: what we charged you with and what you were convicted of,
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Speaker 2: we think will see. But because it was expedited, I
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Speaker 2: am told by a spokesperson for Diddy's team that typically
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Speaker 2: you would see or hear back within six weeks and
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Speaker 2: something that is expedited of this nature. But you know,
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Speaker 2: on average these things could take up to eight or
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Speaker 2: ten weeks, and it's only been maybe about two, so yeah,
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Speaker 2: I mean, if you are counting weeks, maybe Memorial Day
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Speaker 2: is there, you know, because that timing in May, I
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Speaker 2: under staying the mask and what people are doing. But
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Speaker 2: nothing indefinite at this point because they could also be
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Speaker 2: before then. It could also be later than you know,
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Speaker 2: that time period, so we'll stay on a pill watch.
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Speaker 2: I just want to give you guys a brief update
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Speaker 2: because I saw that report and was like, I know,
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Speaker 2: I've been checking in every single day, so maybe I
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Speaker 2: need to keep my people up to date as I'm
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Speaker 2: checking in. If there's not really too much to talk
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Speaker 2: to you guys about I won't bother you guys with
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Speaker 2: this every single day, but I know we followed the
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Speaker 2: case here very closely on the latest with Laura the Rosa,
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Speaker 2: so we will continue to do that during the appeal
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Speaker 2: as well too. And again, if there are questions that
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Speaker 2: you guys have about the status of anything where they are,
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Speaker 2: never mind answering questions. I'm Laura the Rosa everywhere. L
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Speaker 2: O R E N l O R O s A.
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Speaker 2: I'm not an attorney, but I know how to get
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Speaker 2: in contact with him to answer some questions. Now, shifting
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Speaker 2: gears a bit, speaking of a countdown and a wait.
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Speaker 2: The people have been waiting for Cardi B's Grow Good
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Speaker 2: hair care products to officially launch. Now, you guys will
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Speaker 2: remember that Cardi b had you know, a sellout within
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Speaker 2: minutes right all products. So the products literally range from
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Speaker 2: fourteen ninety nine to nineteen ninety nine, which is amazing
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Speaker 2: price points. You got products that are more expensive than
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Speaker 2: that at this point just in the hair store, so
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Speaker 2: that's amazing. But it's officially released today at noon EST
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Speaker 2: the fifteenth of April twenty twenty six. The products have
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Speaker 2: been released. Now, if you were listening to me early
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Speaker 2: in the am. Good morning, Gaul, Good morning y'all. If
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Speaker 2: you're listening to me early in the am, you guys
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Speaker 2: are ahead of the curve. Because bye, I want to say,
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Speaker 2: like if the pre sale sold out in ninety minutes
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Speaker 2: and Cardi has done so much more promotion since then,
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Speaker 2: and I think seeing products sell out make people want
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Speaker 2: to buy, or seeing anything sell out, seeing a pre
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Speaker 2: cell sellout makes people want to buy things even more
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Speaker 2: or tend to. You know, you go somewhere and it's
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Speaker 2: packed and you can't even get in. You're like, oh no, no, no,
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Speaker 2: I gotta get a reservation right, same thing with the products.
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Speaker 2: So I don't even think that at the last ninety
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Speaker 2: minutes this time around, so people are heading on over
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Speaker 2: to grow Good Dot Beauty to get the products. And
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Speaker 2: Cardi B is still doing press, things are still rolling
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Speaker 2: out even though she's on her little misdramator, which also
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Speaker 2: continues to sell out. She is just in a season
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Speaker 2: of so many blessings. So Cardi B sat down with
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Speaker 2: People magazine and she was having a conversation about hair
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Speaker 2: and the good hair bad hair conversation. And as much
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Speaker 2: as I love to have this conversation. I hate when
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Speaker 2: people say bad hair, that's sack a look.
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Speaker 1: I had like my hair, what was like that? And
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Speaker 1: everybody love my hair. I like your hair. Your is good,
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Speaker 1: Like ooh girl, look at your hair. It's it's a
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Speaker 1: lot of it's a lot of like positive affirmation stuff
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Speaker 1: because it's like that's really important. You kind of feel
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Speaker 1: a little bit like out of play sometimes when like
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Speaker 1: you see like your cousins like having here long hair,
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Speaker 1: or like when your aunties are doing all your cousins
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Speaker 1: here and they just start sucking their teeth when they
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Speaker 1: gotta do yours. Oh my god, her hair, Oh my god,
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Speaker 1: it's gonna take all day.
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Speaker 2: And she be crying.
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Speaker 1: So it's like I be trying to like to make
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Speaker 1: my kid know they're like doing their hair.
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Speaker 2: Is not like about it. Now. My hate wasn't Taccardi
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Speaker 2: because the conversation that she is having I appreciate, and
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Speaker 2: I feel like a lot of people are always scared
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Speaker 2: to have it. We actually just had this conversation on
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Speaker 2: the Breakfast Club with Crystal Renee Haslick, who plays in
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Speaker 2: Satina and has the podcast Keep It Positive Sweetly. So
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Speaker 2: we talked a bit to you know, about, well, why
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Speaker 2: people are so scared to get into the texture conversation,
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Speaker 2: the good hair bad hair conversation, and just acknowledge the
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Speaker 2: fact that one product will not work for all hair textures,
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Speaker 2: especially if you are selling product. People are so scared
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Speaker 2: to have that conversation. And I'm like, how there is
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Speaker 2: so much that does not work for my hair that
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Speaker 2: will work for the hair of like my cousins, different
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Speaker 2: family members. And I'm very aware of that, Honey, I
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Speaker 2: say in my lane all the way when it comes
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Speaker 2: to the products that I put in my hair. But
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Speaker 2: as a thirty four year old woman, it's taken me
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Speaker 2: some time to understand what works for me and what doesn't.
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Speaker 2: And I think when we think about good hair, bad hair,
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Speaker 2: textured non textures and just the very like, the very
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Speaker 2: like the variety of textures that exists, just let's just
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Speaker 2: talk about black women. And I know Cardi B doesn't
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Speaker 2: identify as black, well, she doesn't call herself a black woman.
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Speaker 2: I know. Oh, you know, there's that whole argument. I'm
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Speaker 2: not getting into that this episode. I don't feel like it.
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Speaker 2: But she is a woman with very textured hair. She's
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Speaker 2: a one with very thick, coarse hair. So let's get
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Speaker 2: into the conversation around the fact that people don't want
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Speaker 2: to have it that's coming on.
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Speaker 1: Like growing up, we always hear like it's like, oh,
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Speaker 1: she got that all hair, she got that good haad,
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Speaker 1: what does that mean?
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Speaker 2: You know what that mean?
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Speaker 1: When they were saying that, it wasn't talking about my hair.
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Speaker 1: I want people to know that it's like we're growing
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Speaker 1: our hair good, growing our hair good. It doesn't just
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Speaker 1: mean long hair. It doesn't just mean like it's like
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Speaker 1: you're here and that's another thing just because you got
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Speaker 1: like slick hair or like a certain type of texture here.
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Speaker 1: Like it's like, it doesn't mean that it's growing good though,
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Speaker 1: because like a lot of like a lot of women
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Speaker 1: like it's like you you have a certain type of.
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Speaker 2: Hair texture, but it's.
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Speaker 1: Thin, it breaks it, it's damage. Like it's like, what's
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Speaker 1: the point of having a hair texture and you're just damage.
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Speaker 1: It's not growing good. So it's like we're gonna grow
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Speaker 1: that hair good. Whatever texture is it, it doesn't matter.
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Speaker 2: I think the sooner we begin to understand that the
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Speaker 2: only difference between what people deem good hair and bad
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Speaker 2: hair is the easibility. And when you learn your hair,
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Speaker 2: and you learn your products and you learn you know
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Speaker 2: how to preserve your hair, whether it's wrapping it, braiding it,
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Speaker 2: twisting it, twisting it out, whatever the case may be,
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Speaker 2: one thing don't compete with the other. But it takes
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Speaker 2: time to figure that out, whether you're a parent of
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Speaker 2: a person with very textured hair, whether you're a person
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Speaker 2: with the hair and trying to figure it out on
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Speaker 2: your own. I know people who don't even do their
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Speaker 2: own hair. They just go straight to the hair justs
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Speaker 2: and not because they can't, but because it just takes
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Speaker 2: so much to deal with it. But I do want
13:42
Speaker 2: people to really listen to what Carti said because a
13:45
Speaker 2: lot of what this conversation was about was instilling things
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Speaker 2: in people young. And I remember growing up just the whole, like,
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Speaker 2: you know, having friends that were lighter than me, like
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Speaker 2: like more light skin than me. I remember when people
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Speaker 2: would like when my mom would come to school to
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Speaker 2: pick me up, because she's lighter skinned, she has freckles,
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Speaker 2: her hair texture is different than mine. People would literally
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Speaker 2: be like, am I adopted? I have cousins who have
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Speaker 2: hair down their back super curly, you know, texture a
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Speaker 2: lot more fine than my hair, And I remember having
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Speaker 2: sleepovers and my other friends who had never met them
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Speaker 2: would be like, wait, these are your cousins? How like
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Speaker 2: literally remember that? And the way that that makes you
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Speaker 2: feels like you're almost trying to figure out, like, well,
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Speaker 2: what's wrong with me? Not even almost, you are trying
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Speaker 2: to figure that out, and a lot of it again,
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Speaker 2: it goes back to like there's like these beauty standards
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Speaker 2: of like what's good and what's bad, when the conversation
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Speaker 2: we should be having is how well are things kept
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Speaker 2: versus how well are they not kept? So I'm always
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Speaker 2: here for a beauty brand, kind of sower and a
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Speaker 2: beauty brand. You know, I guess you would call her
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Speaker 2: like a is that an expert? I would I don't
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Speaker 2: know if I would call her an expert yet, because
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Speaker 2: this is you know, this is the first drop, first
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Speaker 2: go round. But I mean, whatever she's been doing has
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Speaker 2: been working for her. Obviously it's you know, it's work
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Speaker 2: of Cardi, So maybe I would call it. I'm not
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Speaker 2: for sure, But for a person who was selling hair
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Speaker 2: products to really understand the depths of words, conversation, comparison, durability, ease,
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Speaker 2: that is such a breakthrough. In twenty twenty six, because
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Speaker 2: people love to talk to you as if like black women,
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Speaker 2: black people in general are monolithic. I can't speak for
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Speaker 2: colored people, and I don't like to do that. I
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Speaker 2: don't like to do the whole people of color thing.
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Speaker 2: It's like, I can speak for me as a black person,
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Speaker 2: and I've always felt like, when I buy these products,
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Speaker 2: why don't you talk to me directly about what it
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Speaker 2: will do for my exact hair texture. And I've seen
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Speaker 2: products and you know, demonstrations on products where they try
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Speaker 2: to do that, but you never hear leadership of these
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Speaker 2: companies directly address that. But I think that is changing now,
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Speaker 2: and I think that that shows you know, how different
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Speaker 2: the industry is, and I think it shows you, guys,
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Speaker 2: pay attention. It shows you, guys, where the beauty product
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Speaker 2: industry knows the money is coming from. So they're gonna
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Speaker 2: speak directly to you because they want you to use
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Speaker 2: the product. And we've gotten to a point where we're
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Speaker 2: out loud about the fact that we are tired of
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Speaker 2: the good hair bad hair. We are tired of not
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Speaker 2: being able to find, you know, the products we need
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Speaker 2: for ourselves when we walk down the beauty aisles, the
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Speaker 2: hair aisles, the makeup aisles. So now these brands, they're
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Speaker 2: speaking directly to you. I think Cardi B has a
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Speaker 2: combination of things where she's gotten it right though, just
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Speaker 2: because even if you don't like I'm gonna buy the product,
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Speaker 2: I'm gonna try anyway. I'm gonna try to buy it.
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Speaker 2: We'll see where.
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Speaker 1: You know.
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Speaker 2: I'm sure there's gonna be a wait and that whole thing,
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Speaker 2: but I'm excited to actually try it and test it out,
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Speaker 2: and you know, just see how it works for me
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Speaker 2: and and and I'll be back to let you guys
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Speaker 2: know when that happens. Now, I did mention, you know,
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Speaker 2: just being in such a season of blessing and what
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Speaker 2: happens when you sometimes get in that season. I hate
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Speaker 2: to see this and sometimes I think when everything is
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Speaker 2: going well, things are on the up and up, it's
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Speaker 2: still very difficult to escape the pressure of getting of
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Speaker 2: what it took to get to that point. And Cardi
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Speaker 2: B was on an Instagram live and she talked a
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Speaker 2: bit about that, let's.
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Speaker 1: Say, this shit is hard, Like being famous is really
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Speaker 1: kind of weird, Like it's just it's like a weird
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Speaker 1: feeling that like I don't know, and there was a
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Speaker 1: point that like, I feel like in this fame shit
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Speaker 1: that everybody fucking hated me, and that is not true.
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Speaker 1: There's a lot of people that hated me, that put
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Speaker 1: a lot of dirt on me. Know what, I noticed
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Speaker 1: that for three or four years straight, I was depressed,
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Speaker 1: and I didn't know that I was just depressed, like
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Speaker 1: people like social media was getting in my head so much.
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Speaker 2: They made me believe.
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Speaker 1: That I'm not who I was supposed to be or
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Speaker 1: where God wanted me to be. And that feeling gets
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Speaker 1: to you so hard. It gets to the point that
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Speaker 1: you're comfortable, like yeah, Like no matter how many times
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Speaker 1: people around me was saying.
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Speaker 2: Like it's like you're Cardi, You're Cardi.
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Speaker 1: You this, and it's like you're telling me that I'm Cardi,
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Speaker 1: but so what if I'm Cardi?
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Speaker 2: Who the fuck is Cardi? To who the fuck is Cardi?
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Speaker 2: Like whatever? So I just.
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Speaker 1: Started getting comfortable, and I was just letting I was
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Speaker 1: getting so comfortable to the point that I have little
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Speaker 1: bit never even accomplished anything that I accomplished, like this
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Speaker 1: in me and trying me and thinking that they could
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Speaker 1: do what I do and it's like they can't. So
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Speaker 1: you know, I just felt like there was just this
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Speaker 1: one day that I just woke up and I was like,
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Speaker 1: you know what, I gotta let my fears go.
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Speaker 2: I gotta let my fears go.
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Speaker 1: And that's exactly what I did, and I put out
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Speaker 1: my album.
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Speaker 2: I'm wishing nothing but blessings for everybody who is honest
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Speaker 2: enough to admit life is not the easiest all the
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Speaker 2: freaking time. I always feel like I am complaining whenever
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Speaker 2: I have a moment where I'm like, oh, this is
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Speaker 2: not what I thought it was gonna be. Oh this
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Speaker 2: is not easy. Lord, let's talk. I need I come here,
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Speaker 2: I need I need some help. But I don't I
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Speaker 2: don't think that we should feel like that. I think that,
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Speaker 2: you know, as people who are establishing brands, businesses, career,
19:38
Speaker 2: you know, homes. And when I say homes, I don't
19:41
Speaker 2: mean like you're working in real estate. It could be
19:43
Speaker 2: that too, but I mean, like, you know, if you're
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Speaker 2: a homemaker, like if you are ensuring people's daily comfort
19:49
Speaker 2: and livelihood is good, that is a lot of pressure
19:54
Speaker 2: and that pressure comes with things, and it's okay to
19:56
Speaker 2: admit that, but that right there is why people fling
20:01
Speaker 2: to Cardi b's products period. I was gonna say in
20:04
Speaker 2: twenty twenty six, but I feel like she would have
20:07
Speaker 2: seen it would have been, you know, her audience had grown,
20:10
Speaker 2: has grown since we first met her. But people have
20:13
Speaker 2: always been super connected to her and her words because
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Speaker 2: she's been very honest from the beginning, super honest from
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Speaker 2: the beginning. And I'm not gonna lie to you, guys.
20:23
Speaker 2: I talk to you a lot on the podcast about
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Speaker 2: some of the things that I'm going through or just
20:26
Speaker 2: like the thoughts that i have. Sometimes I'm not you know,
20:28
Speaker 2: just just tapping in with you as we check it
20:31
Speaker 2: behind the scenes of the grind before the episode start,
20:34
Speaker 2: and a lot of times when I'm done, I'd be like,
20:36
Speaker 2: oh my God, Like God, I hope that that didn't
20:40
Speaker 2: come to your from my mouth to your ears as complaining,
20:44
Speaker 2: because I never want to do that. I always want
20:46
Speaker 2: to I always want to be, you know, to stay
20:49
Speaker 2: in a grateful space. We're like really grateful for what
20:52
Speaker 2: I have and you know what I'm able to experience
20:55
Speaker 2: every single day. But I do sometimes miss being able
20:59
Speaker 2: to like be open about the fact that, like you
21:03
Speaker 2: go through the ebbs and flows of things that you're
21:05
Speaker 2: figuring that out grow good hair will be online. It's
21:10
Speaker 2: a race to the finish line. Girls and guys. If
21:13
Speaker 2: you're getting it for your you know, your significant other,
21:15
Speaker 2: or for yourself, I am going to be in that line.
21:18
Speaker 2: I'm gona try and get that product. Let's test it
21:21
Speaker 2: out together, Let's see what it is. I'm here for
21:24
Speaker 2: women in business trying to figure things out from things
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Speaker 2: they do on a daily That is where things should
21:32
Speaker 2: be in twenty twenty six. Intentional, That's where I'm trying
21:36
Speaker 2: to live, not even just in twenty twenty six. I'm
21:39
Speaker 2: trying to live in attention. And whenever I fall off
21:41
Speaker 2: and my discipline falls off, I'm like, all right, girl,
21:45
Speaker 2: get it back together. That has been another episode of
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Speaker 2: the Latest with Lauren de Roza. I tell you, guys,
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Speaker 2: every single episode, you could literally be anywhere with any
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Speaker 2: old body talking about all of these things. But you, guys,
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Speaker 2: choose you right here with me, my lowriders. I will
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Speaker 2: talk to you in my next episode.