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Welcome to Reasonably Shady, a production

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of the Black Effect Podcast Network

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and iHeartRadio.

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Welcome to another episode of Reasonably Shady.

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I am Jaseelle Bryant.

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What's up?

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What's up? Everyone? This is Robin Dixon. Thank

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you for being here once again with yes

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episode five and eighty two. What episode

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is this? Who knows?

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Right?

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I know, I know.

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So how you feeling?

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I

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I'm feeling great.

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You are? I am okay? I like that.

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I like that.

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So you know, as you all know, last week

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was a big week. Last episode, I dropped

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a big bomb.

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It was like bouche. Yeah, well

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it kind of it kind of it

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was a little bit like boosh because the

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information was already leaked.

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So I guess for a lot of people it was no.

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I'm telling you it was boosh because like

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you have no idea and it still happened to this day.

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The number of people that are like, I'm

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crying because Robin's leaving. Oh my

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god, I'm so sad. I cried all

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night long. But the Robins need a mental health

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day. Like it's been a.

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Lot, right, I know, I know it has, it

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has, but it's been

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beautiful to be honest, you know, because

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I've received so much love

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and support and you know, people

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wishing me well of course,

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people who are disappointed.

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Of course, people who are like, bye, bitch,

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you know what

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is wrong with the hitas, Oh my gosh, it's that

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shit is funny.

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Yeah, so but it's been

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I'm just really like overwhelmed by

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the amount of love and support.

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Yeah, and you.

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Know, I apologize to anyone

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that I haven't responded tom. I'm going to

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try to start responding to people. But it was

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just like so much and even

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people who like, you know, it's

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funny, like we received

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so much.

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Hate. Well, we receiving so much

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hate, but then we also have people who

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consistently show support. Yes online

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absolutely right.

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Yeah, but when this was

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announced, there were like so many more

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people that I had never heard from, right

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that you know, sent me

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a message on on like through DM,

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so you know, and you know you can tell because like you see the DM

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and it's like this the first time they've ever messaged you, and

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they're like, oh my gosh, I've loved you since

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season one and I'm like, well, damn, this your

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first time saying hi, I mean eight

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years and now that I'm gone, you know.

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People you

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know, not a death

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death.

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Well okay, you know when somebody dies and then

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all of a sudden on the news, and it's like when

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I'm talking about like a public figure, right, So, when

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somebody dies and then on the news all of a sudden, it's like

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they're playing tributes to that person,

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yes, all day long, for the whole week, and

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it's like, wait a minute, where were these tributes

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while they were alive?

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Right? Well, speaking of oh J. When

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OJ died, it was like we

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had to relive it all over again. We did,

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and I was kind of upset about

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the fact that we were even discussing OJA

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for more than twenty seconds

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write forty I give it forty five seconds? Forty five?

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Yeah, why did we give it a whole news segment?

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Right?

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Like, no, why did we have a breaking

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news like you interrupted

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my daily Today's

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show, yeah or whatever I was watching

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to give me breaking news about OJ. I'm

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expecting the breaking news to be like you know, when they when

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they come in.

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With I know, I get nervous. I get nervous,

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like, oh my god, what did they bomb? What happened?

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Yeah, it's like OJ something. I'm like, get not

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OJ?

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What? Yeah, we gave him enough time. When

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we did give him time, we did right, exactly.

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But you know, just back to what I was saying, Yeah,

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it was just it was really cool to see, like, oh

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wow, so there there are so

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many more people that you

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know, have love and show support, but they're just

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not active on.

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Social that watched the show, that loved

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the show, that love you, but they don't

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have to be on social media fighting the trolls.

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Right, yeah, they just love you and they're

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confined of their own home and in their

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own bedroom.

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Exactly, ye right, they're enjoying the show for what it

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is, entertainment and speaking of fighting

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the trolls. So like this morning, I saw

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that someone started a page of the

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Robin's page, uh huh,

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like an Instagram page called Robin.

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So people who hate you are supposed to go there,

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and then those people and then the Robins will fight them.

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The Robins can all go there and they

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can all just bond or

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whatever.

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I love it, and then I don't know, and take

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it from there. But I thought it was so cute.

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It was like, I love it.

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It's wild. I heard from Jamal

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Bryant. We were talking about the kids,

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and then he was like, oh wait, man, wait, man, I got something

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to say. I'm like, because we're gonna mark it off the phone.

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I'm like, what he's like, Man, I'm sad about

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Robin. Now, mind

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you, I had told rob I had told Jamal when

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a little after I found out right, I

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said, Jamal, you knew this information? And he

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said, I know it, but she was crying and

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it just made me sad. And

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I said, well, first of all, thank you for letting

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listening to the podcast number one

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or maybe he.

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Just heard to clue speaking of podcasts, and Jamal

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he has one, so let's talk about that next.

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Yes, and so he

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yes. So he gives his condolences

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if that's what it is. I know, I know

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his commentary. He's very

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upset. Thank you, Jamal, I appreciate it. Yes,

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Jamal Brian does have a new podcast

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called Let's Be Clear Call?

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Is that what it's called? I don't know. I don't know

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what it's called either. Anyway, if you go to Jamalbriyant

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dot com you'll know. Let's just go go find

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it. And he jumped out there and

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started his in studio.

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You tuned into your new favorite podcast,

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Let's Be Clear with me, doctor

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Jamal Bryant, where we remove all

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of the blurred lines so there'll be no

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shades of gray and you'll be able to understand

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everything in black and white.

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Like he didn't do just audio. He started in studio,

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which is great, and he's got you know, the people in the

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technology for that. Yeah. But he's doing

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really really well. Oh good, He's

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already had over a million downloads.

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Damn. He's doing phenomenally well.

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So I've tried to set him up with my people to

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get him some advertising, so hopefully that'll

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happen.

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So that's so he's they're producing it inside

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in the at the church. Yeah, okay,

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yeah, so you have he has great, he has

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all the production.

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Yes, and I've given him feedback and

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he's like, I need more feedback because

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like at first, when

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he his little clips on Instagram, you would just see

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the guest, yeah, and you wouldn't see him.

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So you scroll on Instagram, You're like, what is

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this? So he's fixed

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that, you see more of Jamal. Now.

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So how many episodes has he put

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out?

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I don't know, maybe like five or six. Wow. Yeah,

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he's doing great with that, so

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you know clearly he has so.

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Is he like, is he putting them out weekly?

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Like, what's the I think he's putting them out weekly.

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But you know, he has to have a guest, huh

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and sometimes probably hard to get a guest that

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consistently, so I don't I don't know.

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And the and the guest has

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to be in studio, yes, in person, Yes

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that's so.

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But it's Atlanta, so he can you know, you

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go on it? He asked me. He was

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like, so when are you coming and you know, being

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on the podcast? I was like, Jamal, what are

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we talking about? Right? I don't know, but

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I will. I mean, yeah, we just got

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to figure out what lane we're discussing

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because there's so much that we could discuss. So

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I just need you.

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Didn't give him an itinerary when he came. I

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didn't reasonably shady. I did not think it's

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only fair.

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That you go sit with him and let him

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ask what he wants to, right, But I know him

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and he's gonna get tricky with it. So yes,

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at one point, at some point,

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I will be on his podcast. But okay,

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wait a minute, what's your reasonly be shady moment? Oh?

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I know, dang, I

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can give your mind while you look at yours. Okay.

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So this is kind of like a follow up to my

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other shady moments that I've had in the

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past. So for those of our

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listeners that have been listening, y'all know, I hate

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the deer, right, can't stand them.

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And now that things are starting to bloom

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is when me and the deer get up close and

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personal and we have fights. Right.

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Yes.

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So I was driving down the street the other day and

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one of my neighbors, the Greasers, shout out to the

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Greaser family. Oh, that's their real name.

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The last name is Greaser. Yeah,

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you thought I was calling them greasy, Like, why

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is she calling them greasy? No, their last name

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is Greeser. I saw

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the mom and she was outside

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like sprinkling something on her plants. So

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I'm like, I stopped the car. She

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ran over to the card heages out. I'm like, what are you

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doing? And she said

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that she heard that zest

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soap stops

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the deer. Okay, So she grated

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it up and she was sprinkling it like

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around all of her little shrubberies,

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and you know, it's just like sitting on

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top on the ground. I

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went to CVS so fast and got

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I started graping it up, and I put it all

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around my things, and the deer are

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gone. I have not seen a deer since.

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Really, yes, okay, so what's

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shady about any of them?

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This is none of this is a shade. This is a follow up, follow

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up to your shade. Some of my solution to your

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it's a solution to the shady deer.

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So you didn't want to put

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weave hair?

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No, I didn't want to do the weave hair. I

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didn't want to pee on it. Didn't they say I was supposed to

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go and pee. Somebody say that. Somebody said

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put urine around it or something. I

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ain't want to do that. The zest

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was it for me? You like that? Okay? So now

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today it has

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downpour torrential.

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Yes, it's a torrential downpour.

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Yes, right before you got here. Do you

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think when you get home it's going to be like all sudsy?

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I hope, so that it's gonna be.

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SuDS all around your I

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don't, no, I hope. So okay,

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let me say this. I have to imagine that SuDS

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are healthy for your oh for the other plane,

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for your plants. Oh, I think about

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that. Soap be so jesus, I don't know.

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I don't know, Okay, So I

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I grated up maybe like four bricks

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of soap, not bricks, bars,

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bars of soap, and put all out.

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The first three days, my

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whole outside smelled smelt right,

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it's smelled amazing. So I don't know what's

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gonna happen after the rain. I don't let y'all know. Okay, yeah,

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let me know if you get home and it's just a bunch of soap so

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everywhere. But it's like it's hat

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like lasted has stayed and I have not seen

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a deer okay, and they were living

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in my house. Okay, I've not seen them, Okay.

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Yeah, but now that it rained, I wonder if you have to do it again?

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Right, And I don't mind. Zest is not that expensive.

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I can get some more bars. Yeah, just fix time.

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Yeah. It was actually kind of fun. I was like intrigued.

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Yeah, but anyway, okay, what's your shake home? So

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as you know, we restocked the website with yeah,

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sure, get your reasonably

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shady merd.

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Right, So you know, I've been doing orders

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and all of that. So the other day I

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was doing, like I don't know, I

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was doing a bunch of orders. It's like forty plus

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orders. Yes, yes, get your march okay.

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So I'm doing the orders and I'm going through them

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and I'm almost done, and I'm like,

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so I've got, you know, all these packed boxes

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and packages piling up. So

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I'm looking at the labels and I'm starting to

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see that I've seen this name

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before, right, So I looked at I'm like, okay, wait,

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that's weird. Are they ordering two

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sweatshirts?

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Again? Like, okay, that's cool. And then that's

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the next one.

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I'm like, I saw another name to look familiar, and I'm

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like, okay, this isn't right. And

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then I looked at the date on the labels

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and the date was from like a month

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prior. Okay, that's weird,

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right, And I realized at that

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point I had packed about

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forty.

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Orders h forty.

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Orders that I had already

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shipped out. I had or already packed,

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already shipped out. So had I not

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caught that.

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Yeah, number one, people

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would have been receiving double the

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order. Double the order that right, that's

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in our inventory, that's eaten into our inventory.

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Rob it and that would be a negative.

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And then two the people whose orders

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I was planning to ship out would

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have not gotten their orders, and I wouldn't have known

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it for like weeks until they started emailing

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us and saying.

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I ordered fifty days ago

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and I haven't gotten it. Y'all are scammers.

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Y'all are taking out.

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Money, not scammers, right whatever,

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And so, I mean it was just like so

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frustrating, and I know you.

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Don't really feel my pain.

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I now, I know you don't feel

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my mind because you have never

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packed an order a day in

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your.

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Life, not one, not one, not one.

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But that's actually Carly's job, right,

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No, I mean kind of really.

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I just I take it on. I have all of the stuff here on

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the inventory, all the packing supplies.

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Right, I just it's just not my department.

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It's not your department, right, And that's fine.

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You know your department is show up and look pretty

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and I get that done, people, I

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get it done. I'm gonna

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blame it on Carly though. This is Carly's Yeah,

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she's not here today.

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It's her fault, yes, But it was like

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one of those where it's like you just when

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you realize something, you're like.

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Oh right, right.

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And there was there was no weed smoking prior to

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doing this right, No, no edible,

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it was nothing. It was no city

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djus, no nothing. I'm gonna

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blame it on maybe I was like.

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I don't know on my period, which

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I wasn't.

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But the world knows that's

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an issue with you. Did

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I ever tell you? I went to a party recently and

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the girl that was sitting next to was like next to

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me, was like, just so I got something for you,

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and I'm like what We had all ordered food. It

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was like maybe twenty people, which I already hate

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going to dinner many people, and

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she was like, this is my side hustle.

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Mind you, I don't know what her made this side

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hustle side hustle. She pulled. It

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was like it says cannabis on the outside.

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It's like a little shot, like

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a bottle that you would get from like a hotel,

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and you're supposed to put it in your drink

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and then it's supposed to be like a great time. Okay.

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So she gives it, so she like slides it over to me.

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I was like, this is my side hustle. I said, well, do

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you want me to pay for this? And she was

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like she's like no, no, no, this for you.

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This for you, you can have for free. Okay, do

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I want this for right? So

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she said, go ahead poorting your drink

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right now? Okay. She was like

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what she was It was actually like peer pressure.

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And I was getting very

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much like do it now, do it

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now? And I was like, no, I'm not doing it. And

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so I said, I'm gonna take a home right and do it

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at my leisure, right in the comfort of your own home.

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Escuse you don't know what's about to happen to you. I

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was at National Harbor. I was damn sure, I'm not

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going to do it at National Heart Okay. So

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I'm still terrified. I have not drank this.

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So you have cannabis juice? Really,

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when did cannabis become a juice they.

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Put up speaking of they put

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cannabis and everything. We received

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an email to our reasonably shady

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email box. Okay, by the way, if anyone wants.

15:18

To send us a message, it's what's up at reasonably

15:20

shady dot com dot com. We just received

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this email. So this is so crazy, it's like perfect

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segway okay, okay.

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And it said the

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subject line, yeah, cannabis

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infused gumbo.

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Why oh my

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gosh, we intrigued with

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dollar sides, the dollar dollar,

15:42

dollar, dollar dollar

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song. This is from ms Betty's

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Gumbo.

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Okay, and what what's city and status

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she in? What's

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she saying? What zip code?

15:54

I mean what area code is three

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three seven? We need to look at it.

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Well three three seven. I mean, you know people move right,

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that could be anywhere, right, Okay?

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So she So the message says, are you ready

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to try the most incredible gumbo

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ever made? Yes, I'm excited to

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introduce you to my cannabis infused

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gumbo, a unique and delicious

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recipe that combines the flavors and textures

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of Cajun cuisine with the benefits

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of cannabis. I've spent countless

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hours perfecting my recipe and I'm

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proud to say that I've made gumbo

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great again. Let's collaborate

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and make some money together. And

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the Instagram account is at mss

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Betty's Gumbo. That's b MS

16:35

B E T T I E Sumumbo.

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My mind is blown right now, like right right,

16:42

I mean, who would even think to put

16:45

Okay, now, mind you. My girlfriend that gave me the cannabis

16:47

juice, she was like, put it in your drink?

16:50

An alcoholic drink. Okay, so that makes sense, right,

16:53

But this woman decided she

16:55

was at home. She's like, I'm gonna make up a pot of gumbo

16:57

and we're gonna weed it out. Right,

17:00

what, I'm

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very curious to see how that tastes. Very curious.

17:04

Okay, order something?

17:06

When we respond, okay, how are we collaborating?

17:09

What is the first of all, it's

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gonna be big money?

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Is there? It's five thousand dollars signs behind

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She said cannabis infused gumbo and it's like five

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thousand dollars signs huh larious.

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Well, first we got to taste to tell her to send us some samples,

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right, yeah? Should we trust it? Though? I'm

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nervous. That's the thing about

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this whole cannabis infused anything.

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Can we trust it? Because I've had crazy

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experiences like years ago before

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everything was regulated and you can walk into a

17:40

legal dispensary here in Maryland where

17:43

you act like a straight up fool.

17:46

Yes, you know what I mean, Like you think you think

17:49

about to die, and you don't say

17:51

you're haveving a heart attack, you have a heart attack. You're

17:53

speaking in tongues like I just.

17:57

I told this story on the podcast, we had to

18:00

call the ambulance for one of my

18:02

friends.

18:02

Yeah, wait a minute, some person off the street give

18:04

you some. You have no idea, you have no

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regulation, no idea at least

18:09

the cannabis juice was in a is in a bottle and

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they said, cannabis juice? Is that regulated?

18:14

I don't know.

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I don't know. Listen, I don't know. Okay,

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Well, Betty, Betty, Betty

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sent us some and then we let you know whether or not we're

18:21

going to go into business.

18:22

Right, yeah, but okay, So, speaking

18:24

of cannabis.

18:27

So I so recently we did a live

18:30

zoom with our Patreon Oh

18:32

Jesus members.

18:33

Yeah, but you were okay, Yeah.

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I was okay. So but I was I was talking.

18:38

So I took a gummy

18:41

earlier. It was a low dose, very like

18:43

very low dose. But the way

18:45

I know that, like I like I can feel it

18:48

or starting a kick in is like cotton mouth.

18:50

Like it's so crazy to me that you still get cotton

18:52

mouth from chewing a gummy.

18:55

So crazy in the middle of the zoom where

18:57

I was like, I just watch y'all now, I ate

18:59

it add a boat if I'm talking crazy,

19:01

right.

19:02

Well, I said, I feel like I'm rambling, but

19:04

like I felt like I didn't know what the hell I

19:07

was like, It's like.

19:08

I don't know I was talking. I was like, I don't know what I'm

19:10

saying.

19:10

Am I making sense?

19:12

Am I just? Am I talking forever? I

19:15

don't know?

19:15

But yeah, I just yeah, I don't know. I

19:19

was in one of those moods like I just I'm like, let me

19:21

just take this anywhere.

19:22

Yeah, but any you didn't sound crazy, you sounded

19:24

normal. I did, or maybe you're always on edible anyway,

19:28

I can't even imagine if I was. I don't think I would

19:30

be able to think straight. That's the other thing.

19:32

Like when I hear about people say like they take they

19:35

smoke weed or take you know, cannabis

19:37

or whatever to help them focus, I'm like, I

19:39

guess maybe I'm taking the wrong ones because I feel like

19:42

I'm.

19:42

Like all over the place. Okay,

19:44

I want before we get too far down the rabbit

19:47

hole of the cannabis, I want to talk about

19:49

the w n B A. Yeah, w NBA. So

19:52

they had their draft yep and

19:55

everybody. So Angel Reese

19:57

is going somewhere. Yeah, she was number seven,

20:00

of course, I thought she was going to be higher than that. Boy,

20:02

I'm not surprised, Okay, Caitlyn.

20:05

I was about to call it Caitlyn Jen know Jesus Christ. Kaitlyn

20:08

cl Clark was number one, yes,

20:10

of course.

20:11

With the first pick in the twenty twenty

20:14

four w NBA draft,

20:17

the Indiana Fever select

20:19

Caitlyn Clark University of Iowa.

20:23

She was proud of. Down to her, it was,

20:26

yes, I'm very cute. She looks very

20:28

cute. I did want to see her hair curled.

20:30

That's just me.

20:31

But you know, I doubt her hair can

20:33

hold a curl. Like when you look

20:35

at her hair, her hair is just extremely

20:39

fine and straight like my mom. Yeah, my

20:41

mom's hair can't hold a curl.

20:42

I wanted to I want her to try and see Yeah,

20:45

I wanted to see it. Anyway, So everybody's

20:47

an uproar about how much she can might get a wave.

20:50

Maybe she could have a look of something, a little beach

20:52

wave. Yeah. Yeah. They're not making

20:54

any money, so they got drafted

20:56

to be broke, right, right,

20:58

because the highest is

21:00

seventy six.

21:02

So okay, let me you know, you

21:04

know, I actually am

21:07

not new to you know. Of course,

21:10

the women's basketball and all that. Oh,

21:12

it's getting so much attension.

21:13

It's a new thing. No, I'm not. I'm not new. You're not

21:15

new. So let me let me give you a

21:17

little before before you give your your expertise.

21:22

The women's championship still had

21:24

more viewers than the men.

21:25

Right.

21:26

No one even knows who won.

21:27

For the men.

21:28

I don't, You can't, okay, Robin

21:30

does. No one knows, and I'm happy

21:32

about it.

21:33

But okay, go ahead, okay, So that this is so

21:36

you know who won this year?

21:38

Yeah? Do you know who won? You know

21:40

who's for the women?

21:41

Yeah?

21:41

No, I have no idea who won ever? Right,

21:44

exactly exactly. So this is a

21:46

new thing, yes, okay, And I know, right,

21:48

And it's a great thing because these women

21:51

and young ladies have been talented for

21:53

a very long time.

21:54

Absolutely, so you know.

21:56

Unfortunately, I'm gonna

21:58

tell you in a minute, but okay, yeah,

22:00

no, okay, So you know, unfortunately

22:03

it took a long time for the game for them to get

22:05

the attention and recognition that they deserve. Yes,

22:07

okay, And we're gonna give that to Kaitlyn, right.

22:10

So Caitlyn, yes, her as

22:12

the number one pick in the w NBA

22:14

draft, her starting salary is seventy

22:17

nine thousand dollars a year.

22:19

Okay, okay, that is not funny

22:21

the funny Okay, it's not funny. It's horrible

22:24

in comparison to the men.

22:26

So the men, and this is

22:28

so crazy. I didn't realize this. So in the

22:30

NBA, the number one pick,

22:33

his starting salary, his

22:35

first year salary is like twelve

22:37

million dollars a year. Twelve million dollars,

22:40

which is so crazy. Like when

22:42

I heard that, I thought it was a typo because

22:44

I'm still thinking. So when Wan was in

22:46

the league, he was drafted in twenty

22:49

twenty two, I'm living

22:51

in the past here because I was like, no,

22:53

that's wrong, No, not twenty twenty I'm sorry,

22:56

two thousand and two. Yes, I was gonna say that

22:58

was yesterday, and Wan is update right

23:01

anyway, so he so WHA was drifting in two

23:03

thousand and two when Wam's driving. In two thousand

23:05

and two, the number one pick made four

23:07

million dollars, okay, okay.

23:09

In twenty twenty four they make twelve month though number

23:11

one pick is making twelve million dollars yes a year,

23:13

yes, and she can't even get one hundred thousand dollars.

23:15

Yes, so all

23:18

and Wam was explaining to me and I was like, I

23:20

was just like, no, there's no way he's making twelve million dollars.

23:22

And we looked at up and he's making twelve million dollars, Like, who's

23:24

that person? The number one pick from

23:26

this year is Victor Womanyamba. He is

23:29

like seven foot seven. Yes,

23:31

he's really good, but any number one pick

23:33

would have gotten that because

23:36

it's that like that's set in stone, Yes,

23:38

what the rookies make. So

23:40

Wall was explaining, it's the

23:42

TV money.

23:44

Yes, we understand that, but now they're going to

23:46

get the TV exactly. So we have to

23:48

see what happens moving forward with

23:50

the w NBA. If they're able

23:53

to.

23:55

Increase ticket sales, increase

23:57

ticket sales, increase viewership, increase.

24:01

AD sales, all of that, it's

24:03

going to go up.

24:04

So what Caitlyn Clark and the women

24:07

are who have been in AWNBA

24:10

are doing pretty much is

24:12

like what the men in the

24:14

NBA did years ago,

24:17

not even just Wand's generation, but like the men

24:19

that came twenty years before wand that didn't

24:21

even make a million dollars. So what are they doing are

24:23

together, No, they are. They're

24:26

establishing viewership,

24:30

Yeah, viewership. They're helping to increase

24:32

the salaries. They're helping to boost

24:35

Caitlyn. They're helping the boot industry.

24:38

Did women Ice Cube offered her five million

24:40

dollars.

24:40

Caitlyn is going to make five million dollars

24:42

off of endorsement.

24:44

I know. But what about the rest of the league.

24:47

I think as a

24:49

true athlete, a true you

24:51

know, basketball player. Yeah, her dream

24:54

has always been to play professional

24:56

basketball, playing in ice cubes

24:59

three on three. Yes, it's

25:02

going to cut it.

25:03

But but imagine like the halftime

25:05

like ice cubes like halftime, just like the

25:08

what do you.

25:08

Call it, the I

25:10

don't know.

25:11

Halftime show, like Snoop's

25:13

probably coming through, DA's

25:15

coming through. We're

25:17

gonna have a major halftime show. Okay,

25:20

it doesn't happen. The playlist is gonna be

25:22

bobed. Have you ever watched ice Keeps three? I

25:24

have not.

25:24

Okay, So ice

25:26

Ceps three on three league is for washed

25:29

up basketball players.

25:31

Okay, but she's gonna be playing with the men, right

25:34

yeah, Okay.

25:35

No, no that I would not advise

25:37

her to do that. I just wouldn't she hasn't. She's

25:40

because what she's gonna do, she's gonna make a lot

25:42

of money with endorsements. And this is

25:44

not just her, its the other women as well.

25:46

She's gonna make money with endorsements. And

25:48

what people don't really understand with women's basketball,

25:51

they play in the w NBA League for a short period

25:53

of time. Like so it's from like two

25:57

years no, no, no, I'm talking about Their season is

25:59

really short. Oh okay, so they play like over

26:01

the summer, right, so say from like June.

26:03

I don't know the exact time, from June

26:05

to like early September.

26:07

I wanted them did they sign a deal or

26:09

three? How long is this deal? I want

26:11

to think sign years. Okay, I would not sign a three year

26:13

deal. One year deal. I'm gonna tell you why,

26:16

because if they get the viewership, then

26:18

I want to reup. I want to renegotiate.

26:20

Well, right, So that's I mean, that's the part

26:22

that sucks. They kind of have to wait it out. So

26:25

the highest paid player in the WNBA

26:27

makes like two

26:30

d and fifty thousand, christ something

26:32

like this.

26:32

Move on, Yeah, two hundred and fifty thousand comparison

26:34

to twelve million, right, So.

26:36

Remember when Britney Grinder was in Russia. You

26:38

know why she was in Russia because she was getting paid

26:40

because she could make a million dollars playing in

26:42

Russia. So they play in the w NBA

26:45

for that short period and then they go overseas.

26:47

I'm mad about it.

26:48

I don't think Katelyn Clark will have to go overseas.

26:50

I think she'll be able to make

26:53

enough money in endorsements that

26:55

she won't have to go overseas. But I think

26:57

it's going to be a trickle down effect. So yeah, So Kate

27:00

Clark might be and and the ladies, all

27:02

the ladies this year and whatever. They might be pioneers

27:05

in bringing attention to women's basketball,

27:07

but they're really going to get the ball rolling for the women

27:10

that come after them to make crazy

27:12

money. And if she's in the

27:15

league for ten fifteen

27:18

years, she's going to make that money. Money, She's going

27:20

to make it. It's just it is a long game.

27:22

I didn't like how they did their step

27:25

and repeat their red carpet like

27:28

so for the draft, all

27:30

the ladies pictures were not like straight

27:32

on, they were to the side. Did why

27:35

what camera was to the side? Why

27:37

wouldn't you get like a front shot of

27:40

them, so they were all kind of like

27:42

standing kind of strangely because it

27:44

was a side picture as opposed to a

27:46

front pick.

27:46

But whose picture, Like what outlet was that that was the

27:49

WNBA's pictures.

27:51

Maybe it's a shade. I don't know. Anyway,

27:54

I love the Cardoza girl, but that's my favorite.

27:58

Oh yeah, yeah, I don't know much about her, but

28:00

she's like like on the court, she's a beast.

28:03

She's a beast. Like she's just so large,

28:07

it's like tall, big, strong. Yeah,

28:10

she's a beast. It's really hard for people

28:12

to defend it. It'll be interesting, though, to see when

28:15

they get to the when they actually playing the w NBA,

28:17

how they stack up against the other

28:19

women who have been there. But it's gonna be something to say.

28:21

But yeah, and you know their angel

28:23

Rees and Cardoso are playing

28:25

together. They were drafted tossing the tear, Yeah

28:28

all that.

28:28

I love that. Yeah.

28:29

Yeah, and they but in college they had

28:31

some like you know, they they went

28:34

hard at each other.

28:34

Yes, yeah, yeah, beef on the court.

28:37

I'm sure that they will put all that beef to the side.

28:39

Oh yeah, no, no, no, they're fine, Yeah, fine, but

28:41

but you know it was and and the ladies

28:43

looked beautiful.

28:44

They did they really it was nice to see them dressed

28:46

up and have done fancy.

28:49

It was That's why I wanted them to have a

28:51

better angle for their picture. And I know, netpicking,

28:54

but like, don't do them like that.

28:55

Yeah, maybe it was whatever outlet you're looking

28:57

at. Maybe that's where the outlet was. But maybe the

29:00

w NBA have better riches.

29:01

I don't know, but I did.

29:03

Oh.

29:04

Back to Caitlyn Clark, I've

29:06

read that her team, the Indiana

29:08

Fever, their games are

29:10

going to be on TV. All of their games

29:12

except for one, will be on TV.

29:14

That's awesome.

29:15

That's awesome, and that's like unheard off

29:18

really Yeah. So yeah, so I think they're

29:20

just these these ladies, the ones them,

29:22

and they're still amazing ones left in college.

29:25

They are pioneers. They are

29:27

the pioneers today. They are like the Michael

29:29

Jordan's of the past, because Michael Jordan

29:31

didn't make the money that these guys

29:33

today are making.

29:34

Yeah, but he got it back, he got it.

29:36

Exactly, and he also

29:38

helped establish you know, these

29:40

salaries that these guys are happening today. So hopefully that's

29:43

what's happening here. Okay. Question, So you guys got

29:45

to watch everyone that's talking about women's sports

29:47

and and oh the salaries aren't sure, it's

29:49

not gonna watch you have to watch.

29:51

No, it's true. That's the only way they're gonna get paid.

29:53

Yeah. No, I'm wanna watch make sure they get paid because

29:55

it's not right right. Okay,

30:03

So how many times did you google what's

30:05

wrong with my eyes after the eclipse

30:07

happened? Because

30:11

the number one google after the eclipse

30:13

was why did my eyes hurt? No, they

30:15

weren't. Yes, it is the number one

30:17

google. It was after the eclipse,

30:20

and everybody put on those stupid glasses

30:22

that didn't work, because I promise

30:24

you some people got their their glasses from seven to eleven.

30:27

They didn't get the real kind. Because my kids

30:29

brought home their glasses. I was like, this is the cheapest shit

30:31

I ever say. Yeah, everybody's eyes are

30:33

fed up.

30:34

Okay, So, but.

30:36

They warned you not to look at the freaking

30:38

I think even with people looking, their

30:41

eyes were messed up.

30:42

Okay, So I was all excited about the

30:44

eclipse. Yeah, I ordered the glasses ahead

30:46

of time.

30:47

I'm gonna read this she searches for,

30:49

why do my eyes hurt? Have

30:53

have sword after

30:56

the solar eclipse?

30:57

Oh my gosh, Oh my gosh, horrible,

30:59

Oh my god. Okay, okay, I guess they

31:01

didn't get the memo about using

31:03

the glass.

31:04

I promised you most of the people had on glasses.

31:06

They didn't, Okay, So so I bought.

31:08

I bought the glasses. I saw the warning about

31:11

there were some counterfeit glasses being

31:13

sold.

31:14

Right, wait a minute, I was

31:17

actually making this up. There was really counterfeit glasses.

31:19

Yes, oh my god, yes, I

31:21

mean people people profited off of the ellipse.

31:24

It was just so crazy, like it's a freaking natural phenomenon,

31:26

we're profiting off of this. So I

31:29

saw the warning about it, and then I read

31:32

the information that said, this is how you know whether your

31:34

glasses are you know, legit r

31:36

right, So they said, you know, try

31:38

them on in your house, look into a

31:41

light bulb or whatever, you know, a light

31:43

fixture, and if you

31:45

can't see the light then it works

31:48

okay, right, or if it's like very very faint

31:50

or whatever. And so I looked through mine,

31:52

couldn't see anything, was dark black as shit,

31:54

couldn't se anything, so mine were legit, right,

31:57

So I still I went out with there with I went outside

31:59

with the clip lips, which, by

32:01

the way, if you weren't in the path

32:04

of a total eclipse, that shit was

32:06

a booboo like booboo.

32:09

It was a huge boot.

32:10

It was like it got cloudy and then it was like

32:12

it was about terrain. That was it. That

32:14

was it.

32:15

But it was still cool to put the glasses on and

32:17

actually see where the where the moon

32:20

was and how it was moving in front of the sun and all of that. But

32:22

you still, and so I used my glasses.

32:24

I'm looking at the sun and my eyes actually

32:27

hurt.

32:28

See I told you, I told you, yes,

32:31

and you and you don't believe that everybody was googling.

32:34

I'm just I can't believe that the people

32:36

who were googling, like where were they?

32:38

They just didn't hear all the warnings. I

32:40

think that they did, but I think that they, like, you

32:43

got the real deal glasses and your eyes

32:45

are still left up? Was it?

32:46

They hurt temporarily? It was like they were strained.

32:49

I'll say they were strained. And

32:51

I was like, damn, Like I wonder what my eyes

32:53

would be like if I didn't even have those glasses.

32:55

Right, Well, I you know what I did. I

32:57

sat on my couch the entire time, and

33:00

you need to watch whatever show I was watching. And

33:02

I enjoyed myself and I saw it got

33:04

cloudy, yeah, like and then it was literally

33:07

ten minutes.

33:08

Yeah, but you still didn't get

33:10

to see the actual like moon in front of the sun.

33:12

It was just I was not interested. Now when

33:14

we were at our last the last

33:16

time we were together, we're at our studio, right,

33:19

and so I

33:22

posted a little clip from us

33:24

in that studio and everybody's like, ooh ooh, yellow

33:26

in the studio oo. And then I

33:28

saw somebody DM me and it was like, you

33:31

have to take down the picture of Pablo

33:33

Escobar. So

33:36

I watched a video fourteen

33:38

times and didn't realize that on top

33:40

of you, like you're sitting down, and on top

33:42

of you is a picture of Pablo,

33:45

I promise you. And that's probably

33:47

why the play smell like we like, because

33:50

they're probably hiding Pablo's money in there.

33:53

Okay, so wait a minute, im gonnahow, I'm gonnahow you right now,

33:55

there's and so like what

33:59

all right, Sean Robin

34:01

hold on? So

34:05

in our in our big shot, in

34:07

our yeah, our big shot. There is

34:10

a picture. I don't know

34:12

why we didn't see it while we were filming.

34:14

I don't know why we didn't take it down, but

34:17

it hilario.

34:19

Honestly, even if I saw it,

34:22

I wouldn't have realized that this was Pablo

34:24

Escobar.

34:25

Well, we should still should have taken it down. It should

34:28

have been like totally white, reasonably shady, right

34:30

right.

34:30

I didn't even see it there we were, Yeah,

34:33

I didn't even see it there. Okay, so that's

34:37

hilarious. Yeah, that's so fine.

34:38

I thought he was. So when I read the DM, it

34:40

was like, the studio looks great

34:42

minus the picture of Pablo Escobar. I

34:45

thought, no, he said minus Pablo Escobar.

34:47

I thought he was like calling me Pablo Escobar.

34:49

I'm like, me and Pablo have nothing

34:51

in common. So I went and

34:53

looked at the video. I was like, oh my god,

34:56

it was Pablo Escobar picture

34:58

on top of Robert Tad. That is hilarious.

35:01

Okay, So so speaking of the studio,

35:04

we're back in my house, Yes we are. That

35:06

was short lived because

35:12

you know, and I don't want to like talk bad about

35:14

anything, but the smoke and the

35:16

weed smell was just a little too much. My

35:18

clothes like reeked of

35:21

that smell, Like, well,

35:23

they haven't been watched yet, they're still in the laundry, but like

35:25

I can still smell that if I went and

35:27

smelled my clothes today, still

35:30

smell like that.

35:31

Yeah. And then just a couple other things.

35:33

That you know, we

35:36

weren't quite impressed with, but

35:38

it's okay.

35:39

Actually I like Robins Howe's Yeah,

35:41

yeah, you know, it's funny. And now

35:43

I can just be back to like wearing sweatpants.

35:47

You had on sweatpants in last week

35:49

whenever we did that, but it was like it was like,

35:51

oh, you looked cute. It's cute sweatpants.

35:54

Yeah, okay, speaking of cute,

35:57

had did you care about

35:59

Coachella? Like Coachella came and left

36:02

and no one seemed to care.

36:05

Isn't Coachella like a multiple

36:07

weekend? Yeah, so the first ration has happened.

36:09

I don't think the second weekend. Is

36:11

nick this coming up?

36:12

I think?

36:13

Yeah? Yeah, So I do know that Will Smith came

36:15

and he sang like men and Black and

36:17

that was it. But if Will Smith's

36:19

coming to sing when men in black and men black

36:22

men in black, Well, hey,

36:24

who likes that song?

36:27

Right?

36:27

Why would he sing summertime? Right? I don't know.

36:29

And it was a whole stage

36:32

men in black stage. What didn't

36:34

make any sense to me. No shade

36:36

to will Smith, but he could have sayed in the audience.

36:39

I didn't see that at all.

36:40

Yeah, Coachella came

36:43

and left. No one cared. They couldn't even didn't even

36:45

sell out they were giving The tickets were twenty five dollars.

36:47

Really, yes, So if it's not Beyonce,

36:50

who cares?

36:51

True?

36:51

Right?

36:51

Not beyond the only thing I saw

36:54

from Coachella was Jade

36:57

and Smith's vote hupping Justin Bieber,

37:00

Justin Bieber kissing tating Smith on the next yes's

37:02

the only thing I saw. They came out of Coachell.

37:04

I did see Oi Bieber performed, Yes, I.

37:06

Did see that. Heber performed with Tim's

37:09

yea. I said, like that like one

37:11

song.

37:11

Yeah, I love Justin Bieber, like I think he's

37:13

like so cute or whatever. Yeah, he is cute, Katie

37:16

Pie, but yeah,

37:18

that's only dang. Yeah, So

37:20

we're gonna need for Coachell to revamp, right

37:23

or I don't know, figure it out. Yeah,

37:25

now bear with me on this, okay.

37:27

Right now, it is flooding in

37:30

Dubai. Okay, well

37:32

just ask me about this exactly. So

37:35

when I was reading about because it

37:37

it has rained more in the

37:39

past, I think, for three or four days in Dubai

37:42

than it ever has ever in its history.

37:44

Okay, okay, So imagine

37:46

like the deserts are all like

37:48

the sand is wet. The sand sand don't even know what to do

37:50

when it's wet. There's like it has rained

37:53

like five or six inches. Okay. So

37:56

then I was reading the articles about it, and they said

37:58

that they they change the weather.

38:00

They do something with It's called cloud

38:03

seating, right something.

38:04

He asked me, like what is cloud seating? And I have no

38:06

idea what is that.

38:07

I think they shoot something into the atmosphere.

38:09

This is just my I'm making this up. They shoot something

38:11

in the atmosphere.

38:12

I thought it meant it

38:14

was raining because of

38:16

the cloud seating. No, yeah right, oh

38:18

oh No, Dubias floods weren't caused by

38:20

cloud seating.

38:21

Okay. These headlines are weird.

38:23

How UAE creates

38:25

artificial rain linked to Dubai

38:28

weather chaos.

38:29

So they're okay, maybe they're making it rain. I

38:31

don't know. I thought making it rain meant something

38:33

else. So I

38:36

want to say, don't play

38:38

with God, just leave God alone because

38:40

yeah, this is so now God is mad.

38:42

Yeah right, God is mad because they did

38:44

something. So this another article what

38:46

caused the UAE storms and torrential

38:48

rain n CM and I don't

38:50

know who that is, confirms there was

38:53

cloud seating.

38:54

Yeah, that's cloud seating. I don't know. But the

38:56

cloud seating is to make it rain. I

38:58

guess they don't want to make it rain. Do bigrinds

39:00

to stand still as cloud seating worsens

39:03

flooding? Yeah. Yeah, it's some mess

39:05

going on. And apparently whatever the cloud

39:07

seeding I think they have, it's a gas that they shoot

39:09

into the sky. Yeah, we totally make this up.

39:12

It has messed up. I think the vegetation

39:14

of some We all know. Dubai is a man

39:16

made country, not country,

39:19

but a man made area, right right,

39:21

and it's beautiful, right, but now

39:23

they're messing it up.

39:26

So much rain in such a dry country

39:28

has led to speculation that it was caused

39:31

by cloud seeding. The United

39:33

Arab Emirates regularly sends planes

39:35

into clouds to scatter tiny particles

39:38

in the hope that they will draw together moisture

39:40

and form rain drops. But

39:43

not this time, said the authorities, and

39:45

a British scientist says it was a natural

39:47

weather event turbocharged by climate

39:50

change.

39:51

Yeah whatever, this is okay, Now

39:54

saying blame climate change is not cloud right, this

39:56

is I'm blaming.

39:57

I'm blaming them regardless.

39:59

Like I want to know what the car.

40:00

And God is angry. I'm just

40:02

telling you all right, now, leave God alone. God

40:04

predicts the weather, not

40:07

not man, No, not the

40:09

Dubaians. Yeah, okay, if that's

40:11

the word, that's wild. Yeah, it's

40:13

a thing. Now. I do want to bring

40:16

up Lisa Renna. Yeah, let me tell

40:18

you awesome the past I don't know, seventy

40:20

two hours, the Bravo

40:22

world has been in topsy turvy.

40:25

Oh yes, okay, so of

40:27

course, yeah, you know, we're a little we're

40:29

we're recording.

40:30

Yes, but so you

40:32

know, right, Robin Dixon

40:34

is leaving the Real Housewives to tell me, yes, Crystal

40:39

Mincom is the real list name Mincoln married

40:42

on on Beverly Hills.

40:44

Leaving right, And

40:46

it sounded like from

40:49

the message, sounded like that was a network decision.

40:51

Yeah, and it was funny because her husband like

40:53

tweeted, you see what he says. It was so funny.

40:55

He said he was gonna bring it. Yes, He's like, oh man, I was

40:57

gonna bring it this. And

41:00

so if you watch Beverly Hills, you see

41:02

like he's totally joking.

41:04

I was kind of how do you were you surprised by that?

41:07

I mean, okay, I'll be honest. I did not watch

41:10

a single episode of Beverly Hills. I shared

41:13

did I enjoyed it?

41:14

I didn't see the whole thing, but I mean I saw some episodes. I

41:16

enjoyed them. Yeah, Lisa Renna. Let's

41:18

just talk about Lisa Renna because we so when

41:20

Lisa Renna left Beverly Hills,

41:22

I said publicly like I was really sad

41:24

about it because she would always send us rental.

41:26

Beauty, right, like her.

41:29

Lip glosses are amazing and lip

41:33

the lip liners and all that, and she sent

41:35

us like an eye palette. She would like every

41:38

quarter we get new stuff. So

41:40

I'm like, oh my gosh, maybe she's mad at all Housewives.

41:42

We're not going to get anything anymore.

41:45

But Lisa Renna is still hooking us up.

41:47

Still, Yes, Lisa rent of Beauty is still

41:49

going.

41:49

Yes, so thank you, Lisa Rena.

41:51

Yes, he got because we got

41:53

some new she had some eye patches. Yes,

41:56

So it's like, I guess she's getting into skincare and

41:59

then some new lip, some more lip stuff.

42:02

And I saw she's like she was doing

42:04

like a Mark Jacob's campaign with her

42:06

daughter.

42:06

I think was it Mark Jacobs.

42:07

I think he's been doing a lot.

42:08

She's in like a new movie.

42:10

Yeah, yeah, I'm here for Lisa Rena.

42:12

Yeah.

42:13

I think she's enjoying her time as she should

42:15

outside of housewives.

42:16

Yeah yeah, yeah, as she should. What

42:19

else happened in the Bravo world? What was it?

42:21

Alexia's husband from

42:23

Alexia from Miami? Her husband foult for

42:25

divorce and Alexias shocked.

42:27

So I'm like curious to what happened. I didn't

42:29

I didn't watch Miami either, so I don't

42:31

know. But according to people who watch

42:34

it, they're like not surprised.

42:36

Oh I'm so I was so surprised. Yeah, yeah,

42:38

she You know, Alexi and

42:40

I were did Girls Trip together. She

42:43

always talked about Todd Todd Todd and how much

42:45

Todd, So yeah, I was like totally shocked.

42:48

Yeah, yeah, I read it out to her.

42:49

Really Okay did she respond?

42:51

She did not, Okay, yeah, I don't expect her to.

42:54

I mean, yeah, eventually, right, yes,

42:56

yeah, yeah yeah? And

42:58

then what else was it?

43:00

I don't know.

43:00

I read something that I thought was interesting. Rebecca

43:03

Minkoff, the fashion designer, is

43:05

joining The Real Housewives of New

43:07

York.

43:08

Okay, so I wonder if

43:10

she, she and General are friends Jennalyant.

43:12

I would think so friends associates.

43:14

They probably you know, run in the same circles or

43:17

know each other, so that I think, I don't know, I think that's

43:19

really cool, like that

43:21

people like Jenna Lions

43:23

and Rebecca Minkoff are doing

43:26

on the show.

43:26

If they have dirt on each other, they

43:28

have tea well. And then Bette Midler is

43:30

joining Beverly Hills. She wants

43:32

to. That's

43:34

why it's so cute. That's why they got rid of Crystal

43:37

to get Bette Midler. I

43:39

am here for it, Okay, cute. She's probably

43:41

a little sassy, little something. She's probably

43:43

like she gonna give Jane

43:46

a little ralph and how my knee?

43:47

What else was it was like something else too?

43:50

It was just a lot and it was like boom boom boom, you

43:52

know all it like one time.

43:53

It was it was like on all. But

43:55

I mean, listen the rival world with

43:58

with all of the different personalities,

44:01

there's always something.

44:02

Yeah, there's always something going on. Yes, and of course

44:04

we don't like to see bad stuff

44:06

going on, but you know that happens too.

44:09

But yeah, like change is good,

44:12

change is fun, and change happens and

44:15

it keeps you guys interested.

44:16

Yeah, Okay, this is the last thing I want to talk about.

44:18

So I

44:20

read that there's

44:23

good.

44:24

There's like there's going.

44:25

To be a new only Fans Models that

44:27

you can clone yourself

44:30

by using AI and become a

44:32

virtual girlfriend, right

44:35

and make a dollar a minute? What.

44:37

Yeah, so I'm

44:39

just here to tell y'all, well I'm cloning myself.

44:42

Well, thank you for telling me, because you know, I'm

44:44

like out of a job here, y'all.

44:46

Also, yes,

44:49

so maybe I've got to do that. Yes, so

44:51

real, real, like rest in peace to the

44:53

to the only Model fans that are normal,

44:56

like the normal ones. Yes, yeah, y'all are gone because

44:58

now you can clone yourself, so you

45:02

like you can go on there and do whatever

45:04

because you're gonna blame it on the ai of

45:06

it all.

45:06

Okay, so someone can say I want Robin

45:09

to be my girlfriend.

45:10

Yes, and I'm going on a date, y'all.

45:13

I'm actually really gonna do that.

45:14

Yes me, Robin, you think I'm

45:16

dunking me? I too,

45:19

because it's not you, it's a I.

45:21

So, oh my god, it would be such a good girlfriend because

45:23

I can.

45:23

Talk sports like I

45:26

can talk sex. Okay, I'll be amazing.

45:29

Come on, I'll swallow if you want.

45:32

Oh my god, yes, but

45:34

you I mean, so who's swallowing the artificial

45:37

intelligence? Yes, yes, yes,

45:39

I mean if it's as I would swallow too, okay,

45:42

because it's not really me. Oh

45:45

my god, Yes, this is gonna be good stuff. Oh

45:48

that's funny. So can you do the research and then

45:50

let me know? Yes, okay, because

45:53

I heard like Denise Richards is making a lot

45:55

of money any well,

45:58

I heard Liam McSweeney was making more than

46:00

she made on on Housewives.

46:02

She was a new Housewives. They're probably paying her rise,

46:05

so that doesn't say much, so that barometers

46:07

very new. But Robin,

46:10

I think we can make coatrillions. Oh

46:12

okay, So you're gonna do the research and you're gonna

46:14

let me know, I am. Don't try to like be greedy

46:17

and just like take all the money. Okay, No, I

46:19

mean I'm sure they take all the boyfriends.

46:22

No, but there's guys out there that they

46:24

want multiple girlfriends.

46:25

Oh, we could tag team them. We

46:28

could my clone and your clothes could

46:30

take them out together. It could be a green eyed banded date

46:32

sandwich.

46:33

Green eye banded, green eye banded

46:36

sandwich.

46:36

Okay, this is going this is going laft.

46:38

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46:40

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46:50

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