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Joe's In The Hot Seat...Featuring #MarcusTooCrazy & KP!

June 17, 2024 Bosco Pearson, Joe Pogue, Shyrod Long & Steve McBride Episode 190
Joe's In The Hot Seat...Featuring #MarcusTooCrazy & KP!
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Joe's In The Hot Seat...Featuring #MarcusTooCrazy & KP!
Jun 17, 2024 Episode 190
Bosco Pearson, Joe Pogue, Shyrod Long & Steve McBride

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What happens when you mix the comedic genius of #MarcusTooCrazy, debates on skin tones, and a side of "negro tacos"? You get an episode packed with humor and insight at Joe's Smokehouse! We're thrilled to have MarcusTooCrazy sharing his social media handles and hilarious anecdotes, alongside returning guest  Kia, who adds her own flair with playful jabs at her dad. The camaraderie is infectious, making for a lively and entertaining discussion that's bound to leave you laughing.

From the power of Rihanna's Fenty Beauty line to the challenges Caitlin Clark, faces in the WNBA, we break down the generational shifts and their impact on society with a mix of admiration and humor. The episode also dives into the realm of celebrity scandals and the alarming rise of AI scams mimicking familiar voices. Whether it's evaluating Caitlin Clark's GOAT status or reflecting on Gen Z's tech-savviness versus Gen X's common sense, our conversation is both thought-provoking and entertaining.

As we explore the complexities of relationships and men's mental health, we emphasize the importance of empathy and communication. We tackle everything from secret organizations and societal greed to the struggles of going viral on social media. Personal anecdotes and humorous exchanges about gym routines and leg pressing capabilities round out the episode, ensuring a perfect blend of practical advice and engaging stories. Tune in for an episode that's as informative as it is fun!

Thanks for listening to the Nobody's Talking Podcast. Follow us on Twitter: (nobodystalking1), Instagram : (nobodystalkingpodcast) and email us at (nobodystalkingpodcast@gmail.com) Thank you!

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What happens when you mix the comedic genius of #MarcusTooCrazy, debates on skin tones, and a side of "negro tacos"? You get an episode packed with humor and insight at Joe's Smokehouse! We're thrilled to have MarcusTooCrazy sharing his social media handles and hilarious anecdotes, alongside returning guest  Kia, who adds her own flair with playful jabs at her dad. The camaraderie is infectious, making for a lively and entertaining discussion that's bound to leave you laughing.

From the power of Rihanna's Fenty Beauty line to the challenges Caitlin Clark, faces in the WNBA, we break down the generational shifts and their impact on society with a mix of admiration and humor. The episode also dives into the realm of celebrity scandals and the alarming rise of AI scams mimicking familiar voices. Whether it's evaluating Caitlin Clark's GOAT status or reflecting on Gen Z's tech-savviness versus Gen X's common sense, our conversation is both thought-provoking and entertaining.

As we explore the complexities of relationships and men's mental health, we emphasize the importance of empathy and communication. We tackle everything from secret organizations and societal greed to the struggles of going viral on social media. Personal anecdotes and humorous exchanges about gym routines and leg pressing capabilities round out the episode, ensuring a perfect blend of practical advice and engaging stories. Tune in for an episode that's as informative as it is fun!

Thanks for listening to the Nobody's Talking Podcast. Follow us on Twitter: (nobodystalking1), Instagram : (nobodystalkingpodcast) and email us at (nobodystalkingpodcast@gmail.com) Thank you!

Speaker 1:

Just did it. How you doing. We just had what. Yeah, here we go. All right, hey, we got the full house again Coming in. From what did we call it last week? We back at the same location. We call it Joe's Joe's Shack, joe's Shack. We're going to call it Joe's Smokehouse Smokehouse. Hey, joe, did you make that chicken in there? Yes, sir.

Speaker 2:

Who was that for? For the chicken, yeah, oh for us. We're going to have some nigga tacos when this shit over. Oh hell yeah, in case y'all don't know what nigga tacos are?

Speaker 4:

I prefer negro tacos. Oh dude.

Speaker 1:

You lucky I ain't been drinking.

Speaker 2:

Say that shit in 20 minutes.

Speaker 4:

I want some negro tacos. Say that shit in 20 minutes. I want some Negro tacos.

Speaker 3:

Say that shit in 20 minutes.

Speaker 4:

I want some black man tacos. Where the fuck you from? I'm a military brat.

Speaker 1:

I'm from everywhere. We talked about that last week. Anyway, welcome to the Nobody's Talking Podcast. We got a full house, the whole crew Plus one. So I started off by letting you know I'm the tall dark one, because we got a tall, light-skinned one. He's a real light-skinned. Are you dark-skinned or are you light-skinned? Hey man, what Dr?

Speaker 4:

Umar said Wait, hold on, hold on. Hey, you better leave that alone. Dog Hold on, hey, you better leave that alone.

Speaker 1:

Dog, hold on, hey, dr Umar said something you might want to leave that alone. Dog, Get out of here right now. All right, anyway, this is your boy, Bosco. We're going to go around the room To my left.

Speaker 4:

Uh-oh, it's Gerard, formerly Silky. Silky To my left.

Speaker 2:

Hey, there's one down the road, is your?

Speaker 1:

Hey, if y'all hear some crunching, I apologize.

Speaker 2:

To my left, we eating Tostitos and To my left over here is one and only, oh he dipped Marcus2Crazy man.

Speaker 6:

Uh-oh and back again.

Speaker 5:

Welcome to the podcast, Marcus2Crazy man. I appreciate it.

Speaker 1:

Look him up. Hey, tell him your IG and all your what they call it all your handles, all my handles, marcus2crazy man.

Speaker 6:

One handle, that's smart.

Speaker 4:

They say that's smart. Yeah, make it one. You don't want too many.

Speaker 6:

Easier to find. You know Perfect.

Speaker 4:

I've been watching the content.

Speaker 2:

Y'all light-skinned and you just stick together, don't you?

Speaker 4:

You already know, man, you got to stick together, you got to stick together, man, of course, just because Dr Umar said.

Speaker 2:

He never said that shit about nothing, I'm just saying, hey, I'm not light-skinned.

Speaker 5:

Me and you are the same complex me close. Anyways, to his left. Superman is in the building. Your boy is back, that's alright, that's cool.

Speaker 1:

I apologize. I'm over here eating chips.

Speaker 2:

See, man, you and me, we the same. I'm dark, unsweetened chocolate.

Speaker 1:

Okay, wait, hold on. Where do you consider yourself and where do your brother consider himself? We're caramel.

Speaker 4:

Light skin. He should not have said that Light skin.

Speaker 2:

Hey, at least this nigga can sit up here and say I'm light skin, he's true, light skin.

Speaker 1:

You should not have said that Light skin. Hey, at least this nigga can sit up here and say I'm light skin. He's true, light skin. He's true, light he's like Jason Taylor.

Speaker 4:

Yeah, yeah, he's Jason Taylor. Light skin, light skin.

Speaker 1:

Exactly, yeah Me and Steve. I'm dark nigga, I'm like Wesley.

Speaker 3:

Snipes dark skin.

Speaker 1:

Like Michael Jordan, nigga. So there's no in-between. But what happens when you in-between?

Speaker 4:

What happens when me and Steve are the same complexion.

Speaker 5:

Man, I don't want to hear that shit.

Speaker 4:

Man, we can say nigga, you know you're the same complexion as me.

Speaker 5:

Nigga, I'm dark brown, nigga.

Speaker 3:

I'm dark brown too. You light brown nigga. Your ass is straight up. You said caramel.

Speaker 5:

Nigga, you know you caramel, caramel, caramel. See, look at you, caramel, where the A come from, that's caramel, oh shit.

Speaker 4:

Uh-oh.

Speaker 5:

Where do we get caramel?

Speaker 3:

from.

Speaker 5:

What's going on, hi how?

Speaker 7:

you doing.

Speaker 1:

Uh-oh, uh-oh. Okay, you want to get on the mic?

Speaker 3:

Yep.

Speaker 1:

What you you gonna say. You better not say nothing about football players either.

Speaker 7:

I wasn't gonna say anything about football players.

Speaker 1:

I'm just making sure I don't even like football players, oh.

Speaker 2:

There it is, Nigga you've been taking it. It's out there.

Speaker 1:

There it is. So what do you like?

Speaker 3:

She said basketball.

Speaker 1:

Come sit down, take a seat.

Speaker 4:

No.

Speaker 3:

I didn't.

Speaker 1:

You like track Basketball Huh.

Speaker 3:

Okay, oh, you just like, you like the general population.

Speaker 2:

Bring it over here.

Speaker 4:

Bring your chair over here. I don't like people like that, like Uh-oh, what do you mean? People like that, I don't know.

Speaker 5:

Are you talking about dark brown people or black people or light-skinned people?

Speaker 1:

Hey, don't start talking. Hey, hey, you ain't going to break out light-skittles, are you? I'm just kidding, taste the rainbow?

Speaker 7:

No, you didn't. So what were you guys talking about before I walked?

Speaker 1:

in. We actually was just starting?

Speaker 4:

Yeah, introduce yourself.

Speaker 7:

I'm Kaya. I was on one of the very first episodes a long time ago. It was literally before I left to go to college.

Speaker 1:

Now you're in college, you are smart now.

Speaker 7:

I'm about to be a senior. Now you're on the studio.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, oh, so you're going to be a senior.

Speaker 3:

Mm-hmm, damn.

Speaker 1:

You're about to be a senior. I'm about to be a senior citizen, I know right, god damn it.

Speaker 5:

I know, right, I'm putting my ARP card.

Speaker 7:

That's crazy. I'm going to come home and get my master's because I can't stand Indiana. I would literally never recommend anybody moving there. Oh hell.

Speaker 2:

You know what I found out today? Indiana's KK, capital of the world.

Speaker 3:

I didn't know that. You did not just find that out for me.

Speaker 7:

That's where the KKK? Headquarters is yeah, fort Wayne. And isn't it Gary? Isn't it Gary?

Speaker 1:

Hey, gary is full of black people.

Speaker 7:

Cause y'all niggas Ran around in Mississippi and Alabama.

Speaker 2:

They ran around in Mississippi, kkk from being there.

Speaker 1:

Michael Jackson is from Gary. Have you seen Michael Jackson's house?

Speaker 7:

No, I was gonna say I should tell you a lot, shouldn't I?

Speaker 1:

Man, it ain't his house, by the way.

Speaker 5:

That house belong to the state.

Speaker 7:

I should tell you something, but yeah, I wouldn't recommend moving to Indiana.

Speaker 1:

Well, we were about to bash women.

Speaker 7:

Of course.

Speaker 1:

But since you're here, Howard, are you now no?

Speaker 7:

go, keep going. I'm 21. Oh yeah no, I would love. I would love to hear this.

Speaker 5:

Yes, yes, we about to get you I literally, I, literally was just telling my sister.

Speaker 1:

Well, we was about to say bitches ain't shit, but hoes you know, I was just telling my

Speaker 7:

sister that I hope you aren't on here acting a fool.

Speaker 1:

Uh-oh hey.

Speaker 5:

Uh-oh, hey, he just started drinking. I know he just started. I don't act a fool.

Speaker 1:

He said give him 20 minutes 20 minutes in 20 minutes in.

Speaker 5:

You see his eyes starting to gloss over right now, look at him. He already thinking now, oh yeah, he's not even looking at me, he's staring right through me.

Speaker 3:

It already started. I literally was like I hope and pray.

Speaker 7:

I can only hope. Oh, my gosh Cause. Then I'd have to get on the podcast and be like listen.

Speaker 1:

Joe, you gotta be on your best behavior, man. I'm here to refute.

Speaker 7:

Whatever he has to say. Whatever he has to say, I've been saying for the past couple days that it's literally no coincidence that he has three daughters and two granddaughters Whoa. Because I was thinking of Corey the other day. I was like there's just no coincidence.

Speaker 2:

That's karma, what you trying to say. And then he bought my niece Kennedy all this makeup and stuff for her birthday.

Speaker 7:

No coincidence, that's karma what you trying to say. And then he bought my niece Kennedy all this makeup and stuff for her birthday. He's never bought me makeup in my 21 years of living Right. You're his daughter.

Speaker 5:

Exactly, you don't get to make up, that's what he said. He was like the grandchild gets whatever. He said yeah, you get to spoil the grandchildren, but the child doesn't get to make up. Yeah, because you can send the grandkids home. Right.

Speaker 2:

You get that toy shit, you can't send the child home. Oh.

Speaker 5:

You're stuck with that one. She's going to be in the room, in the mirror, in the bathroom.

Speaker 3:

What does that mean?

Speaker 5:

He said man said man, please, I ain't never bought a Bought a color of lipstick. What you talking about? You doing some lip chat? Yes, he did. Yes, he did. What did you buy, kennedy?

Speaker 4:

Makeup or Skincare Products I wanna know how you knew what to buy. I know no comment no comment.

Speaker 1:

Hey, joe, had a loss of words today.

Speaker 2:

I want to know how you knew what to buy. I know. No comment, no comment, hey.

Speaker 4:

Joe had a loss of words today. I'm not at a loss of words. Did you go to Sephora, sephora? You heard of Sephora, joe.

Speaker 5:

What's Riri's? What's Riri's line. I'm online bro.

Speaker 1:

Fenty, fenty.

Speaker 5:

Did you go to Fenty?

Speaker 2:

Man, you ain't ain't gonna go in there, why am I going in to have the own section? Hey, you gotta go online.

Speaker 1:

Who likes Rihanna?

Speaker 6:

I do same, I like Rihanna, I like Rihanna, I love.

Speaker 7:

Rihanna, rihanna, what you talking about? Riri well, her name is Rihanna, what you mean?

Speaker 5:

oh yeah, rihanna, rihanna, the singer, you talking about the pregnant one? Yeah, I like that. Oh, you talking about the one after she had the baby? Oh, you talking about before she had the baby, before. All of them, they all can get it, all of them.

Speaker 1:

Hey, he said all of them Big, luther and little.

Speaker 5:

Luther, they all can get it. We love some RiRi, oh yeah. Shout out to RiRi, oh yeah.

Speaker 7:

Shout out to RiRi. Well, I want to ask you guys how you guys feel about all this Kaitlyn Clark discourse. Have you guys been watching the games?

Speaker 4:

We got to talk about that again I know you did yes.

Speaker 1:

You know what, if you guys talked about it, I wouldn't be here. Well, listen, here we go. We have two special guests now Special guest now, so we're going to let the first special guest answer. Marcus, too crazy.

Speaker 6:

You can answer.

Speaker 1:

Taylor.

Speaker 3:

Carton the GOAT.

Speaker 6:

I don't care what nobody says. She's fun to go crazy. Change the game around. She's tough, Everybody hating on her. I ain't going to say everybody, I'm going to just say the WNBA. You know they trying to give her a good welcome into the league. You know what I mean.

Speaker 1:

No, hey, she, hey, they beating her up, though, no, but she also can flop like crazy, though, too just like LeBron. Yeah, yeah, hey, don't talk about nobody for now. First off, I don't want to hear nothing about Bronny and I don't want to hear nothing about LeBron.

Speaker 2:

Those are my folks Now let's get back to Kayla Now. I think like with the Kayla Clark thing. They should be thankful, and that damn it. They finna about to get paid.

Speaker 5:

Right, no exactly.

Speaker 2:

She's bringing awareness to the league they up there trying to take her out and all that stuff. But time, but you about to get paid.

Speaker 1:

I don't think they're trying to take her out.

Speaker 5:

They're not trying to take her out.

Speaker 1:

They're not trying to injure her or nothing, they're just making it tough for her.

Speaker 2:

Let her know Welcome to the league. They're fucking hacking the shit out of that girl. I agree.

Speaker 7:

Do they not do this to all rookies, though? All?

Speaker 5:

rookies get hacked. Man, they're just making a spectacle of it because it's Caitlyn.

Speaker 2:

That magnitude?

Speaker 4:

Listen, first of all you ought to correct Marcus Too Crazy, he's a little too crazy. The GOAT, the GOAT.

Speaker 6:

You proclaim her the GOAT. I say you don't GOAT. Hey man, she might have been the GOAT in college, but this is a whole other level. You can't tell me about five, ten years from now she's not going to go crazy, break records.

Speaker 1:

Now the attendance is up 100%. He about to get some extra D on her now.

Speaker 6:

Because they going to hear this.

Speaker 2:

No, no, but I mean the point.

Speaker 1:

He got a good point Shout out to Roosha Brown.

Speaker 2:

He got a good point because she feels the stands up.

Speaker 1:

WNBA legend.

Speaker 2:

Oh, no, go ahead.

Speaker 7:

Is she alone feeling up the stands?

Speaker 2:

Yes, she is. Ain't. Nobody watch that shit, are we?

Speaker 7:

forgetting about the rest of the rookie class.

Speaker 2:

Ain't nobody watch that shit until she got in there.

Speaker 5:

Nobody watch.

Speaker 6:

I like Angel Reese too.

Speaker 2:

I go watch it because of Angel Reese. I'll be honest with you this rookie class do look more like women.

Speaker 7:

I heard of him.

Speaker 2:

What's her? They're taller than him. What's her name? Pili Pili.

Speaker 1:

Hey, you know, joe, I always sit up here and say he's going to say something to get us canceled.

Speaker 7:

That's that Gen X humor, because it is. I've seen this TikTok about how, like millennials have the millennial pause and Gen Z, we have like the Gen Z cutoff and you guys Gen X, you guys have the Gen X slow.

Speaker 2:

I don't know what that means.

Speaker 7:

That means that you be acting slow sometimes.

Speaker 5:

Shit. I act slow all the time.

Speaker 4:

So you're millennial? No, I'm Gen Z. You're Gen Z.

Speaker 5:

She's Gen Z.

Speaker 4:

You're Gen Z as well. We're.

Speaker 5:

Gen Z yeah.

Speaker 6:

We're the smarter ones. You know what we're the smarter ones.

Speaker 1:

I'm Gen X. I don't know why you get that. You're the smarter one. I'm the smarter one. I'm Gen X, cause we right after that. I don't know why you get that. You the smarter one?

Speaker 2:

I'm the smarter one, shit we smarter than a motherfucker down there. We just didn't have the computers Right.

Speaker 7:

I was gonna say you only have us beat Cause you guys had to do everything in your head. You didn't have calculators and all that True.

Speaker 1:

We didn't have chat GPT.

Speaker 7:

Yeah, but we work smarter now and not harder.

Speaker 4:

And faster. It's because you got the technology.

Speaker 6:

Facts. True that I can't go without that, but you can't live without it.

Speaker 7:

You guys?

Speaker 4:

What about the common sense, all the stuff that you guys?

Speaker 7:

used to do back in the day wasn't being recorded and posted, so we'll never know.

Speaker 1:

Hey, I am so glad about that.

Speaker 3:

That's right, man, I didn't want to incriminate myself, Amen.

Speaker 4:

You don't need to see that Y'all got the technology but y'all don't have the common sense.

Speaker 5:

I have common sense Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

Speaker 3:

Clearly I am a Gen.

Speaker 7:

Z-er that was raised by a Gen X, so just pray for me.

Speaker 5:

You got to look at her daddy, you know, she got a little bit of common sense. She got a little common sense. What's?

Speaker 6:

your thing. I just told my upcoming friends. I feel like just the little people you know, the little people, the 15-year-olds and stuff. They ain't got no common sense. Yeah, it's the ones. That's what it is now. I didn't even know that.

Speaker 1:

So that's the new one. They're called Gen Alpha. Yeah, don't be used. You gotta watch out for it for real.

Speaker 7:

Yeah, those, those, the people who are leaning, teetering on Gen Z and Gen Alpha, those are the those are the crazy.

Speaker 4:

What year does Gen Alpha start? Um right 2000.

Speaker 2:

Yeah.

Speaker 6:

Like 2012. No, I think like 2012 or something. Oh, okay, 2012. Them the scary ones for real.

Speaker 1:

You said that's when the world got destroyed.

Speaker 7:

Hey, that's what they say.

Speaker 2:

Oh, no, no yeah. 2010. 2012.

Speaker 6:

That's when the world's supposed to get ended? Yeah, but how so it was supposed to? It was supposed to be about it too 2010.

Speaker 2:

It was supposed to. It was a whole movie about it too. It was supposed to end in 2012, by the Mayan calendar, and all that shit.

Speaker 1:

I guess it's true. Who heard by the year 2050, Arizona is supposed to be as hot as Death Valley.

Speaker 7:

Oh, I thought you were going to say underwater.

Speaker 5:

I thought you said we're going to be the new California. That's what I heard.

Speaker 3:

I thought we were going to be underwater.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, no, just said we're going to be the new California. That's what I heard. We're going to be underwater, they were saying by 2050, here is supposedly be as hot as Death Valley.

Speaker 2:

I know you guys know about the Salton Sea, right, right, so that's supposed to be like a resort.

Speaker 5:

The, what the?

Speaker 2:

Salton Sea Out in California right.

Speaker 1:

They built all these houses, you know. You got to explain it, well, no?

Speaker 2:

There's this lake. They built all these houses and all that shit around there. It's supposed to be this new resort, but the temperature got really hot and they didn't get no water coming through. And then shit started drying up and the lake got so salty all the fish died. And now they got all these houses around there. They're abandoned houses. Oh wow, no no, no. But it just recently happened, it ain't like it happened 100 years ago.

Speaker 4:

You ain't got no attention span, you got to listen to the story.

Speaker 2:

No, just saying, though it's not like it happened 100 years ago. This happened in our time, dude. It didn't happen 100 years ago, damn. You know what I mean. This happened in our time Facts.

Speaker 5:

Let's go, that's an interesting story. I don't know nothing about that, I was listening, I have attention.

Speaker 2:

No, no, that's crazy how that happened. You got all these houses around there.

Speaker 4:

I got to look this up, Joe. You got to send me an article. I'm going to read it.

Speaker 2:

What article, man? This is the truth. I'm going to read it. I don't have an article.

Speaker 4:

I'm going to read the truth. I believe you, but you have to learn about it from somewhere.

Speaker 7:

Right. An article. An article. Where'd you learn it?

Speaker 6:

from you, stumbled upon the houses and things YouTube.

Speaker 1:

Hey, hold on YouTube, Listen, you don't.

Speaker 2:

No, because.

Speaker 1:

You go down that road to YouTube, dog you gone.

Speaker 2:

In California Dunes and all that stuff. It's out there.

Speaker 4:

There's something more than booties on YouTube Education. What. There's educational stuff on YouTube, plenty of educational stuff.

Speaker 7:

I go to YouTube Reels and I just All you have to do is look for it.

Speaker 6:

You'll be there all day, you set your own algorithm, my algorithms are messed up, then I know I'm looking at TNA Workout videos. You set your own algorithm.

Speaker 4:

Mine's just motorcycle videos.

Speaker 2:

Okay then.

Speaker 4:

Mine Filipino.

Speaker 2:

Okay.

Speaker 5:

TNA. Okay, this is for y'all.

Speaker 2:

We y'all, Gen Z, whatever. Tell me, how can I keep getting all these goddamn spam calls bro?

Speaker 6:

Can you help me? I don't even know how to help you. I'm serious. I get like 15, 20 motherfucking spam calls a day, bro. They just saying they got these apps for it. I'm sitting there like, yeah, I know, it's the same shit you get more phone calls with the app.

Speaker 4:

Lately.

Speaker 7:

I've been getting like all these calls about a credit card and I know that's not me, like I know that's not me talking about, you owe like $10,000, $10,000. And I was like block this number, because lately I've been answering them and I'm like I don't have no damn credit card. Block this number, block this number. And I actually haven't been getting them lately.

Speaker 1:

They trying to set you up.

Speaker 7:

Also, you probably need to just go to Verizon because you probably been putting your email and your number in websites and stuff.

Speaker 6:

I've did that a couple of times. That's facts. That's how they get it Okay.

Speaker 4:

I was, so I bought. I'm going to call Verizon. I went to go buy some t-shirts on Instagram Was it Fresh Clean Teas or something like that Instagram? I got Fresh Clean Teas, so I bought some on Instagram. They sent me like a.

Speaker 7:

It's a link. You can buy stuff on Instagram.

Speaker 4:

The link was messed up.

Speaker 3:

You can buy stuff on Instagram. Tiktok link was messed up. You can buy stuff on Instagram and.

Speaker 7:

TikTok and Facebook and. Twitter actually, and Twitter.

Speaker 4:

Here's the thing the algorithm messed it up. It was a fake website to the company that I normally buy stuff for. So I got a ring in the mail A fake ring in the mail, Wow, and I went and Googled it and it's basically because I bought this. And now they're saying that you didn't order that shit. No, I didn't order it. What was?

Speaker 2:

it Super Bowl ring, San Francisco.

Speaker 5:

What kind of ring A ring doorbell, nigga A ring doorbell or a ring, no it was a Diamond ring.

Speaker 7:

He got scammed out of some shirts. He bought some shirts. For how much?

Speaker 4:

It was like $30.

Speaker 7:

Yeah, so you bought a $30 trashy ring.

Speaker 4:

No, yeah, yeah, yeah, I bought a $30.

Speaker 5:

It was gold-plated, though, instead of sending you the shirts, they sent you. It wasn't gold, but it was gold-plated, though it looked good. It looked good.

Speaker 3:

It was a diamond.

Speaker 2:

I got a bag of dog food. I ain't got no motherfucking dog.

Speaker 7:

This is the Gen X Slow. This is the Gen X Slow live.

Speaker 2:

No, I'm serious though.

Speaker 3:

Then they sent me a bill.

Speaker 2:

Saying I had a credit card. I called and I was like man, I ain't got no motherfucking credit card. They said, well, you got dog food. I ain't got no fucking dog.

Speaker 5:

What the fuck? She said well, you got dog food. I ain't got no fucking dog. What the fuck am I gonna do with dog food? Oh my gosh.

Speaker 2:

So they telling me, well, why I got to send them an email in order for them to cancel it. I don't feel like I'm on the phone with you. Nah, they trying to scam you?

Speaker 5:

Yeah, they trying to get you dog, Quit giving them information. You giving you dog, Quit giving them information.

Speaker 2:

You're giving them the information that they want. No, no, no, I'm not giving them shit.

Speaker 5:

They want you to send the email so they can use your email address and tie that in with the fucking phone number and address that you already got. See what I'm saying you don't want to give them all the information. Don't give them nothing.

Speaker 2:

I'm giving them shit. I blocked all my shit.

Speaker 1:

That's like they say when you answer the phone, because I mean you Like, if you say Speak or yeah, just say anything, but yes.

Speaker 5:

I always say how can I help you? Who are you looking for?

Speaker 1:

They'll ask you a question or anything, and as soon as you say yes, somehow.

Speaker 2:

Then they try to get into your background. They don't say nothing In two seconds I hang up.

Speaker 5:

I'm like who you with.

Speaker 2:

Who the fuck you want.

Speaker 4:

We just saw.

Speaker 7:

We just saw the movie the Beekeeper.

Speaker 3:

It's like the Beekeeper you got the wrong number.

Speaker 1:

Y'all seen the Beekeeper right? Anybody seen the Beekeeper?

Speaker 6:

I did, I did, and what?

Speaker 1:

about Bad Boy you saw.

Speaker 7:

Beekeeper no, I didn't see the new Bad Boys. I'm seeing it tomorrow. Oh man, is that the movie you were putting on?

Speaker 4:

No, no, I didn't see that.

Speaker 6:

But that's when she got scammed. Oh yeah, I saw that.

Speaker 7:

And she ended up killing herself.

Speaker 1:

No, that's not Felicia Rashad, that was Claire Huxtable.

Speaker 7:

But that's the one. I seen that part. I seen that.

Speaker 5:

She play somebody's mama real good.

Speaker 7:

They're doing.

Speaker 5:

There's like new.

Speaker 7:

AI scams too, that you guys.

Speaker 6:

Need to watch out for.

Speaker 4:

What's the AI Investment ones?

Speaker 7:

Like. They'll either Send you like or they'll call you, and it'll be somebody that you know. Like voice Like saying I need help. I need you to send me this money, whatever.

Speaker 5:

I ain't going to never give you that. That sounds real, that sounds like my barber or something.

Speaker 1:

This girl no, they're going to get you because they're going to have your mom.

Speaker 7:

Her mom got kind of scammed because it was her daughter's voice saying that I got into an accident and they're not trying to let me leave unless I get this amount of money and they're holding me in the back of the car and I'm scared, not trying to let me leave unless. I get this amount of money in there holding me in the back of the car and I'm scared and I was just like, oh my gosh, this is what we're using AI for wow but did she send it mm-hmm and she got scammed crazy.

Speaker 7:

She thought it was her daughter was it her daughter's number.

Speaker 2:

Why the?

Speaker 3:

fuck you just use your daughter's voice.

Speaker 5:

It got to be her daughter's number.

Speaker 7:

Yes, because if you, posted videos on social media and, like you know of you like talking and just regular videos of you.

Speaker 5:

Somebody should take your voice and make you yeah and make you say whatever, everybody got y'all locked in, right, but I'm just saying, when they call you, though, isn't it on call writing you got all the viewers? Huh, no it, you got all the viewers, son. No, it's just, it's just a random number. Yeah, oh, that's why, man, please, I don't even answer the phone with random numbers. I ain't worried about that.

Speaker 2:

The thing is though you know, I mean, AI can duplicate my voice, but it can't duplicate my personality.

Speaker 4:

Shoot, it's going to get there.

Speaker 2:

No, it won't, it's got to start.

Speaker 7:

Joe. Joe is a Sagittarius, and Sagittarius are unpredictable.

Speaker 2:

Hey, I got to start drinking to get with me, Because you'll be like that ain't some shit that nigga say it's got to be that you know.

Speaker 5:

First of all, I won't ask nobody for shit anyway. Nigga, I need $250 for a tie. Nigga, Come on, man, I need that shit right now I'm on a flat. Send that shit. I need you to Venmo me and that'll be like yo boy, you know it ain't Joe huh I know it ain't Joe.

Speaker 3:

I'm like, oh, you lying motherfucker, I ain't even got them.

Speaker 2:

Next thing they go here is click Hello, I love you too, mama.

Speaker 7:

He would be the target.

Speaker 4:

Joe.

Speaker 1:

Joe.

Speaker 7:

That picture of LeBron In that dress had everybody in shambles and it was AI. You can tell the difference between AI. How can you tell the? Difference no that was Diddy. Ai looks a little too smooth. Ai looks a little too smooth. You can tell when something is AI Versus when it's real. I think it's just that Gen X slow.

Speaker 4:

That makes you guys not be able to. So Diddy clapping.

Speaker 7:

Differentiate. No, I didn't call you slow, I said it's the Gen X slow.

Speaker 4:

Was Diddy clapping Meek Mill cheeks? Was that AI? I ain't gonna lie who. That wasn't real, was it?

Speaker 6:

I want to believe it's not, cheeks was that was that AI.

Speaker 1:

I ain't gonna lie who. That wasn't real, was it? Please say no, I wanna believe it's not Diddy Clapping.

Speaker 7:

Meek Mill no that was actually a screenshot In the.

Speaker 4:

In the lawsuit.

Speaker 7:

I'm saying that screenshot. Of that video was in the Lawsuit papers, cause I actually looked it up and went through it.

Speaker 4:

That was real. You don't went through it.

Speaker 7:

I actually looked it up and went through it. I'm just saying that screenshot was in there.

Speaker 1:

Wait what screenshot.

Speaker 7:

That screenshot was in there.

Speaker 6:

I don't know what screenshot. That's all I'm going to say.

Speaker 7:

I haven't seen the video because my eyes couldn't do without that.

Speaker 4:

It was recorded.

Speaker 6:

That was real. It's just the audio, it's just audio right.

Speaker 4:

Yeah, you talking about the audio. You talking about the audio.

Speaker 7:

Oh but there's like an actual screenshot that's supposed to be a video.

Speaker 1:

Oh dog, please, that's probably it though for real.

Speaker 6:

Yeah, that would be it.

Speaker 2:

If it's in the lawsuit, I can't take that.

Speaker 3:

I can't take that If it's in the lawsuit.

Speaker 7:

No, that shit then you know, Cassie isn't the only one filing a lawsuit against him.

Speaker 5:

There's a few other people filing a lawsuit against him. Everybody want their money now, after they got their ass kicked 10 years, 20 years later.

Speaker 6:

Hey, I was done.

Speaker 1:

I was done when he sent them people to go get that cheesecake man. Oh, and making the bed.

Speaker 4:

I was dumb when he sent them people to go get that cheesecake man. Oh, and making the bed Like wait.

Speaker 5:

I was like wait, y'all going to really do that, dylon and them. Yeah, nah, you didn't, man Get out of here.

Speaker 7:

Yeah, but you guys know that people do some strange things for some change.

Speaker 4:

Can't do something strange for a little piece of change.

Speaker 7:

Well, I don't understand though. I never understood Diddy was famous. I've never heard anybody say put on that Diddy, put on that Puff Daddy. I've never really listened to his music.

Speaker 1:

Hey, well, take it from somebody. Gen X, yes, yes, and let something come on Now.

Speaker 7:

I'm still like damn. I've never understood why he was famous.

Speaker 4:

Hey, he was a producer.

Speaker 1:

I was just listening to.

Speaker 4:

Dolly.

Speaker 1:

My Baby On the way here, Dolly, my Baby. The remix came on.

Speaker 7:

And I seen something that he was still in all of what's his name Biggie's songs.

Speaker 4:

He was still in them.

Speaker 7:

Mm-hmm, performing them like they're his own.

Speaker 5:

He owns them.

Speaker 7:

How does he steal? I don't like Jay-Z either. I don't know why he's famous either, besides a few songs, and some of them with Beyonce Mute her microphone hey listen, I tell you you are your daddy's daughter.

Speaker 1:

Good Lord, have mercy. So you don't like Jay-Z.

Speaker 7:

I mean.

Speaker 1:

So, okay, who do you like? The old?

Speaker 3:

shit Right, or maybe some of the stuff he has with Beyonce. Who do you like?

Speaker 7:

That new shit Are you asking me like somebody of them that I like.

Speaker 1:

No, no no, who do you like now City girls?

Speaker 7:

I don't know you like city girls, not really. See, I'm the type of person like once when R Kelly went to jail, I haven't been able to listen to his songs the same since. Oh shit, I can't, I still can't. That's the type of person I am. What a button up.

Speaker 1:

You guys can't listen to that. We block it all out.

Speaker 4:

I still watch OJ Simpson highlights what did R Kelly go to jail for. I watched the Cosby show the other night.

Speaker 2:

Wow, what did R Kelly go to jail for?

Speaker 7:

don't have this discussion why?

Speaker 1:

Oh, here we go. Why are you going?

Speaker 7:

to have it, Because are you going to sit here and say oh, their parents, let them go over there? Oh my God.

Speaker 3:

Because you know that's still disgusting. What?

Speaker 7:

did he go to jail for? For being a pedophile?

Speaker 3:

Whatever you want to call the word.

Speaker 2:

What did?

Speaker 7:

he go to jail for, then Okay, that doesn't matter. That does not change the fact that he did it.

Speaker 2:

I don't give a good goddamn what he did.

Speaker 3:

All I'm saying ain't what you know or what you can prove, and they put that motherfucker in jail and everybody's thinking he went in there for pedophilia but that's not what he went in there for.

Speaker 7:

First of all, they did prove it. So what are you talking?

Speaker 5:

about. They did prove it. Where was his brother Hip?

Speaker 2:

That that was AI. I don't know what you're talking about. How are you going to act like? How are you going to act like? No, but they didn't prove it Because the person never showed back up in court.

Speaker 5:

They paid him. So they threw that shit out. Yeah, we already did the research on that, so they threw it out. We did the research on that.

Speaker 7:

So now you guys are going to tell me OJ is innocent too. Ain't nobody saying shit about OJ. All I can say is this, because that's what I'm getting from some R Kelly defenders hey, I still watch. Oj highlights. That's disturbing.

Speaker 1:

What listen?

Speaker 3:

to.

Speaker 2:

R.

Speaker 3:

Kelly music.

Speaker 2:

No, no, if you look at the report, he basically gave them the Colombian neckties, and I don't see OJ giving them Colombian neckties and I don't see OJ giving them Colombian neckties. They had Colombian neckties.

Speaker 1:

Listen, how can that old man kill two people?

Speaker 2:

No, but you understand what I'm saying.

Speaker 7:

No, listen the theory though they had Colombian neckties.

Speaker 1:

I'm not saying he don't know about it or didn't know about it.

Speaker 7:

The theory was though no, I don't.

Speaker 3:

That's why I was looking at you like that.

Speaker 7:

But um, um the theory was that oj's son did it, and so he was like trying to. He was trying to cover it up for her son yeah, no, I've heard that no are you gonna explain it?

Speaker 2:

that's what they when they found their bodies, and I don't think whose bodies, nicole, yeah, hey, y'all know, y'all know.

Speaker 1:

They said why does?

Speaker 7:

that matter. You know, they said it was a guy that confessed to killing them.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, it's a guy there's no way.

Speaker 2:

I don't want to say where he's from. There's no way he would have done that because a Colombian. You take a special motherfucker to do a Colombian neck tie, oj, don't know how to do that he had bad knees.

Speaker 1:

Mexican mafia Looks like he's been dreaming.

Speaker 3:

Who.

Speaker 7:

Joe.

Speaker 3:

And he said give him 20 minutes he wanted to explain that so bad.

Speaker 7:

No, I did not want to explain that to him. I'm just saying Do you know what a Colombian neck tie is? Do you know what a Colombian diet is, do you? Do you know? No, I didn't.

Speaker 3:

You want to know why, because.

Speaker 5:

I'm a normal civilian. You learned something new today. That's why I didn't know what a African Colombian diet was. You're going to leave here a little bit smarter. That's great. That's great. See we all just trading knowledge.

Speaker 2:

It did take me a while to get used to y'all civilians again. Yeah, I can see that. Now I'm used to you. I saw it, you saw it. Yeah, why you bashing me Bastard?

Speaker 5:

I grew up with you, she grew up with you, so you already know.

Speaker 7:

You raised me. What are you talking?

Speaker 5:

about Like, oh yeah.

Speaker 7:

Right, I only seen them on occasion.

Speaker 5:

Oh, my goodness.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, it's okay, now look, if we had to cancel Everybody that did something, we wouldn't have much Too many movies, too many, too much, too many movies, too many, too much or too many. Let me see we got what Michael Jackson who else he had?

Speaker 4:

allegations we wouldn't have the Oprah.

Speaker 7:

Winfrey show Goddamn what happened to Oprah yeah, but you know what I think? We can't say nothing bad about Oprah.

Speaker 1:

Oprah might mess around and buy this podcast and shut us down. Hey, hold on, oprah, buy this podcast and shut us down. We be having to watch out for your dad, because your dad going to get his cancer. They were saying.

Speaker 7:

We trying to blow up? I don't care, we are.

Speaker 1:

Hey, oprah, listen, they were saying that she was on Epstein's right. Did you tell? Hop over me, I think when people get into power.

Speaker 7:

Obviously, I think people forget where they come from. Yeah, some people literally get into power. They get money and they turn crazy you believe there's illuminati big time um, to an extent, I feel like they wouldn't let us know the information of there's an Illuminati out there, there's a them out there. You know that's controlling things. You know, I think like when it comes to like the Rothschilds and the Rockefellers, and like they let it fall back on those type of families.

Speaker 4:

How about you?

Speaker 6:

Marcus, I definitely feel like it's real for sure, and I feel like they just can't hide it no more. Too much cameras, social media.

Speaker 4:

And this is the age of Aquarius, the age of truth, you think Diddy did something to him and that's why it's all coming out Sure.

Speaker 7:

No I just think Diddy's time is up. His time is up Period.

Speaker 5:

It's everybody man, because, like I said, it's the age. I said it's the age of truth.

Speaker 3:

Right, it's the age of truth.

Speaker 1:

Everything is going to come down.

Speaker 3:

It's coming out, everything is coming down and we're here to rebuild. That's why you got to live your truth, right.

Speaker 7:

The problem is is we don't have, like the powers that be, to keep people in power in check, Because they get in power, especially in America. They get in power, they get greedy and they want more and more and more and more and more at the cost of anybody.

Speaker 1:

That's why the goddamn gas is so high. I need them to lower it because I can't come back next week. That is not his problem.

Speaker 7:

This is a free market. America is a free market Let me remind you we are a free market.

Speaker 4:

Do you think that's a good?

Speaker 2:

thing there's one thing in this world, you can always account for Good old-fashioned American greed.

Speaker 5:

Good old-fashioned American greed. Speaking of greed.

Speaker 1:

No, that's true.

Speaker 5:

We were supposed to be talking about relationships, because women are fucking greedy. We ain't going there today. We ain't going there because your daughter here.

Speaker 7:

You can say whatever you want, because. I bash men in front of him all the time and he's like what are you men bashing?

Speaker 4:

I'm like, yep, why do you want to bash men, though?

Speaker 7:

Because, that's what I was put on this earth to do humble him you trying to humble him.

Speaker 4:

Oh my gosh, you need some humble pie.

Speaker 7:

Joe, he does His karma rested on me and Joe.

Speaker 2:

My karma. What did he?

Speaker 4:

do wrong that was your father.

Speaker 5:

I don't know what he did he didn't do nothing, he didn't do nothing, so you saying you gonna blame me Because you're misfortune.

Speaker 4:

Oh my goodness, you know what Joe had to go through the youngest of 13. So you're saying you're going to blame me because you're Miss Fortune? Yes, oh, my goodness, you know what Joe had to go through the youngest of 13. Oh, my goodness, how the hell are you going to blame me? For you're Miss Fortune. Joe, what are you? The youngest of 13? No 11. Well, you're number 11 of 13. I'm the fourth youngest, 11 of 13,. Right, third youngest.

Speaker 3:

You know when?

Speaker 7:

when he got his first piece of chicken. I know he used to be out in those fields and stuff.

Speaker 3:

He had to fight for that In the sticks of.

Speaker 7:

Alabama. I know I tell people that all the time. Do you know what my people I say it all the time.

Speaker 5:

Listen, my people Listen.

Speaker 4:

What do you mean by your people, my people?

Speaker 7:

yes, I'd be like I don't know what. Listen, I'm sorry, dad, because I wouldn't say you're that old, but I'd be needing people to understand. Okay, it wasn't everything that you guys think happened. That was so long ago was not that long ago. I could honestly lie and tell people that my grandma was out there marching with was not that long ago. I can honestly lie and tell people that my grandma was out there marching with Martin Luther King in them. I really could. I mean she was alive for it all. But I'm not going to do that because that's not true. But I could, I could.

Speaker 2:

Well, you've been down there, you know how them sticks are Exactly.

Speaker 1:

Yeah.

Speaker 7:

But that, but that's why.

Speaker 4:

You from the sticks, your family from the sticks too. Mississippi, mississippi, that's my pops Is from Mississippi. What part of Mississippi?

Speaker 6:

Vicksburg, I believe Something like that, or Gibson Something like that.

Speaker 3:

My pops is from Macomb.

Speaker 1:

Somewhere in Mississippi, small city though, for sure I remember going down To Mississippi as a kid, you got something to say. Steve, say it with your chest, or did Joe have something to say? Joe who had something?

Speaker 2:

to say. I'm going to say Steve, you want to talk about relationship? Okay, I feel like they could hey, I did say.

Speaker 1:

Somebody came across Facebook and said I tried to say not to do it A man, so I'm out of it. Oh my God, are you?

Speaker 7:

going to talk about what yeah that old?

Speaker 2:

bullshit, what Something about. A man Ain't when the fuck it is, I don't know.

Speaker 7:

And it said it basically was like A man isn't going to do right by you if he's like not ready or if he's like dealing with stuff himself, if he's. You know what I'm saying. And then he commented and was like well, where's the women checklist? Now we need a woman checklist. That's right, because the woman and then she commented back and was like checklist or not, if they not ready, they not ready.

Speaker 5:

She not ready, she not ready, she still going to be a hoe, just like I said in the show. I was going to say why she got to be a hoe. Why she gotta be a hoe. That's the way she is.

Speaker 2:

All I was saying was like this here Everybody's talking about like oh, a good woman, a good woman, a good woman.

Speaker 4:

I need a checklist.

Speaker 2:

I don't know what the fuck a good woman is. A good woman is hard to find.

Speaker 5:

Hey, how do you know you got a good woman?

Speaker 1:

How come they give?

Speaker 5:

us checklists and we can't get in one she.

Speaker 1:

How do you know you got to get one how?

Speaker 5:

come. They give us checklists and we can't get in one. She MIA, she missing the next, but you know what?

Speaker 7:

Let me give you the checklist now All right, all right, here's the checklist. Get your paper and get your pen, so you have no excuse.

Speaker 5:

Breaking news Okay Hold, on Wait we don't want no part of

Speaker 6:

this with Nick Wait Do, Wait do you have a checklist at all you don't have to answer.

Speaker 1:

Do I have a checklist? Yeah because I'm saying we got two. What did we say there? Gen Z's, gen Z's, yeah, okay.

Speaker 7:

I'm giving you a checklist because there is literally no excuses anymore, to act clueless and act like you don't know when somebody is a good person You're talking about. You want a good woman, but you, dad, specifically like this is the type of woman he wants Big booty, right. He wants like he wants that but he also wants somebody that's like kind of hate to say this, but you want somebody that's going to cater to you.

Speaker 1:

Get in that goddamn kitchen bitch.

Speaker 2:

No because nine times out of 10, their food is going to be nastier than his.

Speaker 5:

Hey, hey hey, that dude can burn. He don't need nobody in the kitchen. I tested that. He doesn't need anybody to get in the kitchen. He don't need nobody in the kitchen, he can burn.

Speaker 7:

But that's what I'm saying. He wants somebody that like so he can go pretty much sit on that couch and and the only thing he has to do is get up and cook some food and, obviously, go to work. But you know, she's going to go make his plate. She might even rub his feet, which is oh my God.

Speaker 3:

Like you know, and he wants somebody to take him out and probably plan something for him.

Speaker 6:

You can definitely find that.

Speaker 7:

Right and I feel like he.

Speaker 5:

You know what?

Speaker 7:

that sounds like to me, but like you kind of did, but at the same time you're, he's going senile. So and I also hate to say that, but you're going senile. And so you don't realize.

Speaker 5:

You don't realize this is the quietest Joe has been since we've been on this motherfucker.

Speaker 7:

You don't, you don't realize, because any other time he would have been, he would have been told us to shut up, and I don't want to talk about it. So I'm going to say what I have to say.

Speaker 5:

Okay.

Speaker 7:

I'm not I'm not, but I'm just saying like I think if you put in a little bit more effort, you could be happier with what you already have, because it seems like you're just settling. Am I right or am I wrong?

Speaker 4:

Hold on. Let's back up a little bit. You just went over his list of what he wants, so what he?

Speaker 7:

He wants somebody.

Speaker 2:

Okay, let me give you the checklist then, because I said for you specifically, you specifically, that is, this is classic For you specifically that's what you the checklist then, because I said for you specifically, you specifically, that is classic.

Speaker 1:

For you, specifically, that's what you want, but I can give you a checklist.

Speaker 7:

Here's the checklist. A good woman is somebody who is obviously smart, somebody who is kind to people not just you, but other people Somebody who is hardworking, somebody who has ambition, somebody who is disciplined, somebody who has their own goals Right, somebody who has hobbies, somebody who can have relationships with other people.

Speaker 5:

Have friends.

Speaker 3:

Right. They have to have their own life Right exactly, they have friends.

Speaker 7:

They can keep those relationships when you are with somebody who can't even keep friends, you know you in trouble God, If she ain't got no friends. They can keep those relationships. When you are with somebody who can't even keep friends you know you in trouble. God.

Speaker 2:

If she ain't got no friends, you know you in trouble.

Speaker 7:

God.

Speaker 2:

No, and that literally goes for men too.

Speaker 7:

That goes for men too. Men who can't keep friends. Oh, my freaking gosh Jesus.

Speaker 5:

Are you speaking from experience? Are you speaking from experience? Are you speaking from experience?

Speaker 7:

But I just what would you guys add to that checklist I'm going to?

Speaker 2:

say, 95% of the women don't have that shit, 95%.

Speaker 4:

Damn John.

Speaker 7:

I'm going to say 95%. I'm going to challenge you and play devil's advocate and say 95% of men don't have that.

Speaker 2:

You may have all that shit right there and I guarantee you every woman you talk to ain't going to have all that shit.

Speaker 5:

Yeah, talk to the mic. Talk to the mic, talk to the mic.

Speaker 2:

They ain't going to have all that shit, All this shit you just named all the women ain't going to have that shit. You might have 5% of them have that. I fear.

Speaker 7:

I fear the people you surround yourself with. I fear the people you surround yourself with. It does, because I can say that about my friends. I can sit right here right now and tell you that Carmen and Riley, they are smart, they're ambitious, they get up, they go to work, they do what they have to do. So that's what I'm saying. I just don't understand because I can sit up here and say that 95% of the men, you guys, don't have any empathy. You have to learn that.

Speaker 4:

It would literally take something that's not true, empathy.

Speaker 7:

I don't have that.

Speaker 4:

I don't have that.

Speaker 7:

You heard it here from a Sagittarist born December 18th 1966.

Speaker 3:

That is what he just said why did he?

Speaker 7:

put his whole government out there. I'm listening.

Speaker 4:

Can I get his social security number?

Speaker 2:

I'm going to get more spam calls back. Get more spam calls back.

Speaker 3:

Because, we got all the info now, that just proved my point.

Speaker 1:

No, I don't have anything she said. Such a terrorist. Maybe he just tired of being empathetic. I don't like pity party shit.

Speaker 5:

He's tired of being empathetic.

Speaker 3:

That's not what a pity party shit is. See, this is what happens I don't do the pity party shit.

Speaker 5:

This is what happens. He shouldn't do the pity party shit. This is what happens. He shouldn't do the pity party shit, because the women out there expect you to do that pity party shit. They want you to chase them. They want you to sit here and be like hey, babe, what's the matter when they know all they got to do is fucking use their adult voice and talk to you like a motherfucking adult instead of a 15-year-old? They don't have to sit here and go back and forth playing these stupid-ass mind games, when all they need to do is communicate. See how easy this is. Like we all doing right here we communicating.

Speaker 7:

I wouldn't say having empathy is a pity party. No, no, no it is. What's the point of?

Speaker 5:

communication. What's the point of being empathetic? What's the point of being empathetic if you're going to sit here and you're going to try to tell me that I need to be empathetic towards you and your feelings? Why would you say that when I'm being empathetic and I'm trying to communicate with you, but you want me to show you a different way? Because you want me to chase you, you want me to like slobber all over, you Be like babe, babe. I'm so sorry. What's going on? What's the matter? Joe is tired of that shit. I've seen it happen. Joe tired of that shit. He don't need to do that no more. You know what happens Once you reach a certain age. Then you say fuck that, Fuck that bitch, Fuck that bitch, Just like that. You just say fuck that bitch, I ain't doing that, no more. I'm not being disrespectful to you and your generation.

Speaker 7:

Then he needs to not do that, no more.

Speaker 5:

No, she needs to not do that, no more. You don't see it.

Speaker 3:

What does he?

Speaker 7:

have to put up with that.

Speaker 3:

For then If that's not something he wants to do what does he need to put?

Speaker 7:

up with that, for then that's exactly the point. What I'm telling you is having empathy is not a pity. No, it's not a pity party. That's not a pity party. Having empathy is not the same as being sympathetic. You understand how they're feeling. That's all they want. I was going to say what is the point of communicating if you are not comprehending what they are communicating?

Speaker 1:

to you.

Speaker 7:

But also I will say this that's childish. If you see in their body language that they're not ready to talk, or if they're acting childish, then you need to say okay, I'm going to give you your space, let you collect your thoughts and your emotions and walk away.

Speaker 4:

But you're trying to have empathy.

Speaker 1:

I agree with that.

Speaker 5:

But how are you showing that you have empathy? You have to do that with empathy. How are you, yes.

Speaker 7:

How are you showing that you have empathy?

Speaker 5:

The first thing.

Speaker 7:

How are you showing the?

Speaker 5:

first thing to be empathetic. Right, You're going to apologize for the situation. You don't even know what the fuck you did wrong.

Speaker 7:

But if this is a situation where you did something wrong, I'm not saying that, I'm just saying I don't know what the situation is.

Speaker 5:

So you got one motherfucker over here. Let's just say you the female, I'm the male, right? So you over here saying, all right, you need to be empathetic to me and my feelings and my emotions. Now I'm looking at you and I'm trying to read you. Now I'm not saying that I'm psychic and I'm not saying that you psychic. But if you can communicate with me and let me know what the fuck is bothering you, I might be able to do something about that. I might be able to help you. I might be able to solve your issue, which is what guys do. That's what good guys do. Good guys try to solve your issues.

Speaker 7:

They try to be there in the moment. In the moment, who wants that issue solved? Okay, okay, not me, I just want you to understand and hear what I'm saying.

Speaker 4:

See, that's the problem.

Speaker 7:

No, it's not the problem. It is the problem. You guys like to talk all this shit about how men are different women are different in this way this, that and the third, and I'm literally telling you, I'm literally telling you Right now, in the moment, when she's feeling, however, she's feeling, she probably does not want you talking about here's how we can fix it. We can do this, we can do that, we can do this, we can do that Because that's probably just annoying.

Speaker 4:

That's probably just annoying. As soon as you don't, then that's when she gets in her attitude, right that's what I'm saying. That's the thing? No, that's not what y'all want, like we try to help y'all, like we try to be empathetic, all.

Speaker 5:

I'm trying to do is communicate with you. I'm trying to communicate with you the way that you're trying to communicate with me, but obviously we are missing some points here.

Speaker 1:

Just talk to me. I'm just going to hop on this conversation.

Speaker 6:

Just talk, just talk.

Speaker 5:

So if you talk, if you can talk to me like an adult and have constructive.

Speaker 7:

How is she already not talking to you like an adult?

Speaker 5:

I'm just saying Because right now you're talking at me, you keep talking at me, you're relaying something to me. Right now you are relaying something to me and if I'm not getting it, then it's my fault, because I'm not getting it. I'm just listening to what you're saying. This is what you're telling me, so it's my fault that I'm not getting it. So I'm trying to listen to you right now and I'm trying to get what you're trying to tell me, because you're trying to relay an emotion. You're trying to relay an emotion and I'm trying to relay a conclusion or a resolution. But if we can switch it and let me pick up on your emotions, then I might be able to help you with your empathy and me being a little more sympathetic.

Speaker 2:

That's not what she's saying. She don't want no damn help.

Speaker 3:

That's what I'm getting at Because we were trying to say 95% of the guys.

Speaker 5:

When she tried to say 95% of the guys.

Speaker 7:

I consider myself as 95% of the guys. I do have a question why, If you feel like you are an empathetic person, why do you feel like you're part of that 95%?

Speaker 5:

No, I'm the 5%.

Speaker 7:

Oh okay, I was going to say I'm saying that, I'm just saying I'm the guy.

Speaker 5:

Hey, when you say you want a good guy, I look at myself in the mirror andall need. I'm just here to ask little questions.

Speaker 1:

How much time is needed?

Speaker 2:

I am selfish.

Speaker 5:

Right, I know I'm selfish, I work on that. I know I'm selfish, I work on that. When I got 50, I was like fuck it, man, to hell with it my life halfway over.

Speaker 2:

Go behind me. I got in front of me.

Speaker 7:

That in front of me. That's crazy.

Speaker 1:

That's true.

Speaker 5:

Yep, yep, that's true. That's true. You got to look at it like that. So, if you look at it, you got more in front of you than you got behind you.

Speaker 7:

You need a little more work. So then why don't you just live for you? You know you need to just go travel, get out the country.

Speaker 1:

That's all.

Speaker 2:

Run outside, everybody See, when people come tell you that, oh no, you need to travel, that's what you want to do. That's not necessarily what I want to do Joe, just want to cook.

Speaker 4:

I just want to do what I want to do Cook and drink.

Speaker 3:

Whatever I decide to do, Eat drink.

Speaker 5:

Fuck shit, that's it.

Speaker 2:

I meant traveling and all that's going on cruising and all that stuff. That's what you want to do. That's not what I want to do.

Speaker 5:

Maybe we should have a family reunion cruise. That's what.

Speaker 2:

I'm saying though but if you make a suggestion, normally when people make suggestions it's some shit they want to do. It's not what you want to do, right? And then everybody pretending they know a man.

Speaker 5:

They don't know shit about a man. Oh my God.

Speaker 4:

Yeah, you guys got to ask questions. Y'all don't ask questions.

Speaker 5:

I was trying, man, I was trying.

Speaker 3:

I'm trying to get to the root cause, sorry.

Speaker 2:

What about?

Speaker 4:

what we want.

Speaker 2:

Here's your generation.

Speaker 4:

How about you, Marcus? What do you think?

Speaker 7:

It's June, right, what's?

Speaker 6:

June Juneteenth.

Speaker 7:

Oh, that's not what I was going to say. I was going to say it's June, right? Yeah, it's men's mental health awareness month.

Speaker 4:

Shout it out, we get overshadowed by Pride Month. No, no, no, don't even do that.

Speaker 7:

Don't even do that.

Speaker 3:

Juneteenth Pride Month. Why is all getting cr? No, no, don't even do that.

Speaker 5:

Don't even do that, don't even do that, don't even do that. Juneteenth Pride Month why is it all getting crammed?

Speaker 7:

into June. Don't even do that. If y'all want to get big with this month, y'all need to put in the work. Mm-hmm, what is she talking about?

Speaker 4:

Who designated June Mental Men's Awareness Health Month? I don't know who designated.

Speaker 7:

February Black History Month, it was probably the same person.

Speaker 4:

It's the shortest month, that's why it's the same person.

Speaker 7:

All I'm saying is Because you were just sitting here and talking about how nobody knows men and stuff like that.

Speaker 4:

Listen how many. Let me ask you something. What would you?

Speaker 2:

have picked.

Speaker 4:

Let me ask you something. Let me ask you something. What would you have picked? Let me ask you something December, let me ask you something. How many commercials have you seen for Father's Day? You're thinking really hard, right Y'all? Zero, exactly.

Speaker 6:

Exactly.

Speaker 3:

That's it Right. Mother's Day.

Speaker 4:

Man they been, they gonna start advertising Mother's Day as soon as Father's Day is over. Rings, necklaces, right.

Speaker 5:

Mother's Day is soon as smoking.

Speaker 4:

Christmas or.

Speaker 5:

Valentine's Day.

Speaker 4:

If this hurts your brain, so much.

Speaker 7:

I think you guys should do something about it.

Speaker 4:

Why should we have to do something about it?

Speaker 7:

Because it's the same thing with Black.

Speaker 4:

History Month Jenkins we did something about it.

Speaker 7:

That's why people are celebrating.

Speaker 4:

Do you care about Father's Day? Yeah, then you should do something about it. Why, why not? I'm not a father, that's why not, but you can put it out there.

Speaker 7:

I'm not a father. That's why not. You can put it out there and there actually has been a whole bunch of videos people on TikTok trying to sell stuff, obviously, but they're like if you don't know what, go to TikTok. We want to go watch TV. You know what I'm saying? Okay, and they don't even do commercials, the same.

Speaker 4:

Well actually.

Speaker 1:

I don't know, because I don't really have cable.

Speaker 7:

You still have cable.

Speaker 1:

Yes, yes, direct TV.

Speaker 7:

Yeah, I think that's an action that men need to take into their own hands. Nobody's going to take it seriously if men don't take it seriously.

Speaker 4:

It's because y'all don't take it seriously. That's what I did.

Speaker 7:

Well, I just said, nobody's going to take it seriously if men don't take it seriously.

Speaker 1:

Oh, good Lord, have mercy, it's over.

Speaker 7:

It's over. What are you trying to kick me off? No, we're talking about the score in the game.

Speaker 2:

Well, we have a bad attention span too.

Speaker 7:

No, you do, I do yeah.

Speaker 1:

You fired up about anything else.

Speaker 2:

I'm still looking for my glasses.

Speaker 7:

No, I'm a little too radical.

Speaker 4:

You're a radicalist.

Speaker 2:

Her mom took her to a lot of Black Lives Matter meetings.

Speaker 7:

No, no, I actually made her. I didn't make her take me to a protest, but I was like you're either going to come with me or I'm going by myself, because I was already meeting people there. You're either going to come or you're not, and I might just join my friend in a pro-Palestinian rally, if you guys want to come.

Speaker 2:

I'm good, why you don't care?

Speaker 4:

about that you don't care about your tax dollars. It's not that I don't care, it's me showing up for a rally ain't going to do nothing.

Speaker 3:

What's it?

Speaker 4:

going to do what you showing up? What is that going to do?

Speaker 7:

All we need to do is bring awareness when you put pressure on Congress and politicians and all that good stuff it starts to shake and they start to crumble.

Speaker 1:

I need somebody to go protest these goddamn gas pumps.

Speaker 3:

That's what I need some protest. We live in a free market, Huh.

Speaker 1:

Huh, I just put $98. I did $100.

Speaker 4:

Hey, did you see that that?

Speaker 3:

video.

Speaker 4:

I sent. It showed the gas prices over the years. Oh yeah, yeah, it just makes you cry, don't it, it's $19.90 or something like that, when everything costed a dime. Hold up, yeah, yeah. It just makes you cry, don't it?

Speaker 7:

It's 1990 or something like that. And then it said when everything costed a dime, hold up.

Speaker 1:

Hey, listen, those are the good old days. I'm telling y'all.

Speaker 7:

Oh, we know, that's when everything costed a dime, not in 1990.

Speaker 1:

See now it was 1990. When you used to show up, we used to go to the video arcade To go hang out, go talk to girls. You, man, you can sit up here and have two dollars. Two dollars, man, two dollars you. You was good.

Speaker 4:

Yeah, you just put your quarter On the machine or you get.

Speaker 1:

You put that quarter On that little string, so you should know how Gen Z.

Speaker 2:

You should know.

Speaker 7:

You should know how Gen Z is struggling Right now in this economy, because you just said how everything changed. You could almost cry. Yeah, yeah, I could almost cry. I should have bought a house in 2003.

Speaker 3:

Instead of wasting my time being born.

Speaker 1:

I remember my very first apartment was $400 a month.

Speaker 7:

Wow Dang.

Speaker 6:

That was $325. Wow.

Speaker 7:

What about you? I know it was cheaper than that.

Speaker 3:

What was it?

Speaker 2:

We rented a house for $420. $420?

Speaker 4:

$420.

Speaker 7:

And I don't even know If I. Yeah, you ain't gonna be A 4 to live, right now Exactly, I'm gonna be living With you and mommy For the rest of my life.

Speaker 5:

I don't know, you can get a room For 420 Half of them.

Speaker 4:

Good job.

Speaker 5:

Oh yeah. That's right, we've been working Since I was 12. You gotta get you.

Speaker 4:

I don't wanna be A corporate baddie but I have to be. What is your?

Speaker 7:

degree Business administration and human resources.

Speaker 5:

That was my degree. Get the fuck out of here.

Speaker 7:

Are you working in that now, right now? No.

Speaker 5:

I worked in that for 20 years.

Speaker 7:

I'm cool, you made good money. Absolutely, yeah, exactly Business administration I just want to make some money.

Speaker 1:

I'm going to tell you how I make good money.

Speaker 7:

But that's why I'm getting my master's in it.

Speaker 1:

Sticking niggas up.

Speaker 4:

Hey, speaking of that, man Marcus is too crazy. I love your videos, dog.

Speaker 2:

He's joking.

Speaker 4:

Hey, I got some questions about you.

Speaker 7:

Oh yeah, I'm just playing, y'all.

Speaker 4:

Yeah, I know, playing y'all, one day I see you on my for you page and I was like, oh my god, dad, look at my guess, hey, man, hey, how long does it take you to edit these videos?

Speaker 6:

I know you talked about it editing process I done got way better at it, bro. When I first started, about 30 minutes.

Speaker 1:

Now I can edit a video in about like five, ten minutes hey, what if we wanted to be in like maybe just one video?

Speaker 6:

easy. Y'all could be in 10 videos. I need the content, bro. I need the content. So, hey, we all now. Yeah, perfect, okay, I got a couple videos, you know. Yeah, mix it up a little bit. That's what they like to see. Yeah, because I watch your video.

Speaker 4:

I like how you yeah, you're yourself in a lot of you're talking to yourself.

Speaker 1:

I like that that's cool I appreciate that for real that's cool.

Speaker 6:

I like that. What kind of?

Speaker 1:

content what kind?

Speaker 2:

of videos.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, yeah. What videos Would you put this in?

Speaker 6:

I was thinking about this earlier. I was when y'all put the game on. I was thinking about Old folks. They could be out of the family reunion, they could be outside, but as soon as they hear A game on, they inside Watching the game Right, right, right, instantly.

Speaker 3:

You know what you know what I'm saying.

Speaker 6:

So that's something right there. You know, that's true. That's a thinking process, though For real.

Speaker 4:

You write down all your, all your thoughts.

Speaker 6:

Yeah, I do. I got notes Full of videos. I still ain't done yet.

Speaker 1:

That's good man, yeah man.

Speaker 4:

I be watching.

Speaker 2:

We got us old folks watching. So Just saying Dipto you got a Dipto.

Speaker 5:

Just dipto is the shit.

Speaker 3:

Shout out to Joe's content right, you get like 2.5 million views right how do that translate into capital?

Speaker 6:

Capital money. Yeah, it depends on the app. Mostly they pay by the 1,000 views. Every 1,000 views you get about like $3 or $10, depending on how long you've been doing it. So from what I know, on YouTube, 1,000 views is like $30. For like the top YouTuber you know what I mean I think it's $40 $30?.

Speaker 4:

You got to get like 40,000 views, damn For every view. You get $30 Every thousand views, every thousand views, so like 1,000 views 2,000, 3,000, like that.

Speaker 6:

You know, every view is probably like A dollar or something like that. You feel me? Something like that.

Speaker 3:

It just depends on the creator Everybody's different. Your dumb trouble.

Speaker 7:

Bosco, you need to get on Twitch.

Speaker 6:

We need to stream.

Speaker 4:

What's Twitch?

Speaker 7:

That's how Kai Sinet got rich.

Speaker 4:

Yeah, you see Kai Sinet with Kevin Hart.

Speaker 6:

We didn't need the light we're not recording ourselves. Yeah, he went crazy on that stream.

Speaker 4:

Him and Drewski.

Speaker 6:

They had a couple of comedians up in. There too Is Drewski Drewski. They had a couple of comedians Up in there too.

Speaker 4:

Ben Is Drewski a comedian.

Speaker 3:

So do we have we gotta get a camera.

Speaker 7:

He's our generation. Our generation's comedian.

Speaker 1:

See, we gotta find a camera person. See, we gonna have to start Divvying out responsibilities, so y'all don't need.

Speaker 6:

A camera person for real. Y'all just need a camera and a tripod.

Speaker 7:

Yes, that's it, and some cou with the mics and sit down with the mics, I've been telling him this.

Speaker 1:

But nigga we waiting for you to graduate from college.

Speaker 7:

Well, I changed my major. I'm not communications anymore.

Speaker 4:

I could still be your social media marketer and stuff like that, but but we got to dress up, we got to look, we actually got to look Okay so now, no, this looks fine.

Speaker 6:

You look fine like this.

Speaker 2:

That's what I said.

Speaker 6:

You got to be 100% authentic.

Speaker 2:

And then, when you post your clips, when you post your funny clips and stuff and then those go viral.

Speaker 7:

That's how you gain your traction.

Speaker 2:

Hey, tell me this what if Can you, what Can we still drink?

Speaker 7:

Yeah, you can drink smoke. Get your podcast, do what you want to do, hey what if we accidentally let like a sex tape slip? Let it slip.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, like.

Speaker 7:

Can I connect? Are you thinking you're going to get that famous?

Speaker 1:

Like Kim K and Ray J.

Speaker 7:

No, I'm just I mean that's why I told you to get on Twitch Bosco.

Speaker 6:

Okay, so Twitch is the best one. Twitch is where the money is at. I ain't going to lie to you. It's a streaming app.

Speaker 7:

You can do the same thing that you're kind of doing, but you're like on live.

Speaker 1:

You're on live. No, Twitch is not OnlyFans. Hey, I get OnlyFans, Joe, See Joe.

Speaker 4:

Yeah.

Speaker 6:

So, Marcus, we would just set up our phone.

Speaker 1:

Hey, one of y'all is supposed to be putting on some Crisco and doing pull-ups. It was supposed to be Christian and you, but now it's going to be Steve.

Speaker 7:

Why is it not you? You're the one who wakes up and does pull-ups. You wake up and jump right on that pull-up bar.

Speaker 1:

You know, you are absolutely right. I sure do.

Speaker 4:

Give you some butter flavored Crisco. Hey, you can't do it in this heat though, yeah you can.

Speaker 1:

You can't be cooking.

Speaker 4:

And you think he Wesley Snipes now.

Speaker 2:

Motherfucker smell like cookies After that heat Getting hitting on you. Man, that butter flavor melt. You smell like cookies After that heat Getting hitting on you man. That butter flavor melt, smell like fucking cookies Walking.

Speaker 4:

Walking his backyard. I'm like Nigga cookie.

Speaker 2:

Nigga cookie Baking these cookies over here.

Speaker 1:

I'm be like that, like Beetlejuice. Remember our Beetlejuice. What's the? What is that thing With the little tiny head? Oh, what is that thing with the little tiny head, what is that?

Speaker 2:

The shrinking head. Yeah, that guy yeah.

Speaker 1:

Mess around, be out there like what the hell? Hey, she has been telling us we need to get, you gonna set us up the Twitch. Hey, don't, we, don't we, we gotta get, don't we gotta get the microphones that we just we just gonna. No, you guys, literally.

Speaker 7:

You guys literally Could just get you Sit around a table Just like this and set the Tripod up and the camera up Right there.

Speaker 1:

Hey, don't they have them cameras too, that you can sit down and who's ever talking?

Speaker 6:

It goes to the only, thing, something like that.

Speaker 7:

I was going to say, the only thing is getting the mics connected like to the camera and stuff.

Speaker 4:

So that it's not. It just records right, so that it's not.

Speaker 7:

So now you're not just talking into these for no reason.

Speaker 6:

Bluetooth YouTube.

Speaker 1:

Hey, we about to be the old man that blew up. Nah, you can definitely look that up. We gonna start on Marcus2Crazy's TikTok, or his videos. Let's do it.

Speaker 6:

You got Twitch. I do, I do. I ain't been in it on a minute though.

Speaker 7:

Marcus2Crazy, do you have Beagle oh?

Speaker 6:

nah, I don't. What is Beagle? No, you know what it is, though, no, I don't. Oh, I've heard Twitch.

Speaker 7:

It's like. I wouldn't say it's like Twitch, but it's like where everybody goes live and then Bego, oh yeah, bego's live.

Speaker 4:

It's way too much stuff.

Speaker 6:

Hey, I do have a question for you. Yeah, what's up?

Speaker 1:

Twitch that Mark has answered first, what y'all going to do? What if they canceled TikTok?

Speaker 6:

Well, he has hella followers right on Instagram.

Speaker 7:

I gave up on going viral on TikTok a long time ago.

Speaker 4:

You was trying to go viral.

Speaker 7:

Who wasn't trying to go viral in 2020?

Speaker 4:

I kind of did.

Speaker 3:

I kind of did If you listen to me and if you mess around, I just did Never Grew.

Speaker 7:

And if you mess around and you can only go viral on TikTok as a girl trying to be cute. When you have lace front, bust downs.

Speaker 1:

Oh, like when you got to like the baby hairs.

Speaker 7:

I'm just not going to do all that.

Speaker 1:

And you know, those damn baby hairs aren't really the baby hairs, that's just Ain't that like.

Speaker 7:

Actually, baby hairs aren't really the baby hairs, that's just, actually, baby hairs is supposed to be baby hairs, it's supposed to be your edges.

Speaker 1:

But now people are going too far. They're doing their bangs.

Speaker 7:

They're taking like and then they're trying to make them, baby hairs, sure, but every normal person Bitch, I'm about to sweat them baby hairs out.

Speaker 7:

Hey, you ain't no real nigga, until you just sweat it out somebody's brains. Every normal person takes their actual baby hairs and just gels them down and sweeps them. But yeah you have to be a different caliber of you. Got to be ratchet. How do I say it? No, oh, okay, you just have to be like you know you have to have all your makeup done. I need the ingredients. I have the platform or no, I have the plan. I just need the platform.

Speaker 4:

I have the plan.

Speaker 7:

You got a plan I just need the platform jay, you want to say something no, she's gonna say that I need to go on bigo um go. I could go live on TikTok.

Speaker 4:

Why not Twitch? Because, I am not like a reactor I don't find videos to react.

Speaker 1:

Wait, what's Twitch? Is that what Twitch? That's what you can do on there.

Speaker 6:

That's just one of the things you can do. You can do whatever Y'all can do what y'all doing right here. You can do a whole TV show if you want. Could have been records. Y'all know Juice K Juice can do that on Twitch right now. Could have been records. You can just do whatever. It's just a camera in front of you and whatever you do you do.

Speaker 6:

You can do whatever On Twitch for real, but there is A lot of rules, though. Like you can't have no girls With no bikinis, you will get banned. You gotta watch what you say. You can't say.

Speaker 7:

Yeah, and you just have to be.

Speaker 6:

Interesting, so you can motorboat.

Speaker 1:

And somewhat attractive.

Speaker 3:

You're not Going viral and if you're, if you're.

Speaker 7:

Ugly and funny, then you're definitely going viral. Ugly and funny Because the people in the comments are going to be making fun of you and then that's just going to blow your video up.

Speaker 6:

Yeah, the more comments, the more your videos are going to go out.

Speaker 7:

I hate to say it but Wow, some people blow up because they're just like yeah, or they're like cringy and awkward or they're like cringy and awkward. No you would probably blow up, because you say crazy Gen X stuff.

Speaker 1:

He does say crazy stuff. I tell him every week, that's why you would go viral. That's why I'm like if you put him in a video.

Speaker 7:

I don't know if he should have any speaking roles, but at the same time you could, because then I'll help him with the rest of his social media.

Speaker 1:

Hey, we're going to make money. Hey, we need to make a nobody's talking podcast camera.

Speaker 7:

I mean camera TikTok, like I've been saying Commercial yeah, you guys can post your videos on there and then like, sponsor them, thanks, and get them so you can get them out there.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, we're going to start. You have to pay for that you can do the same thing on Instagram. Training camp.

Speaker 7:

It's called Boost this Post.

Speaker 1:

Everybody going to get their body right and we're about to thirst trap.

Speaker 7:

Yeah, bosco, how come? You never mind, we can talk about that later.

Speaker 1:

Hey Joe, let her say it, me to say it on you, let her say it.

Speaker 7:

Let her say it Joe, it's about you actually, because you guys are supposed to be workout partners.

Speaker 1:

Uh-oh, uh-oh.

Speaker 2:

I'm just getting back. Oh okay, I don't want to say it Some partner.

Speaker 7:

you are Bosco.

Speaker 5:

He said I'm just getting back. I'm back, baby.

Speaker 2:

I was just telling somebody. Today I went in the gym and I threw up some massive shit.

Speaker 1:

What'd you throw up, Joe? Tell them.

Speaker 2:

I did the Buckeye bench. Hey, wait, listen On the incline. I did the 300 program.

Speaker 7:

Yeah, the 300 match program.

Speaker 2:

So, so so let me know when you squat. Oh, please.

Speaker 3:

You only got one of this smoke, let me know when you squat.

Speaker 2:

I did leg press today. Let me know why you gonna Leg press today. You gonna squat with me or something I could probably leg press, but you leg press, leg press is easy Shit could probably leg press, but you leg press Shit. I can leg press a house, oh wow.

Speaker 7:

I could. I don't think your crush is listening to this Shit.

Speaker 2:

I can do, I'll probably get put. I'm going to say About 17 plates on there, man, please 17.

Speaker 6:

I'm going six plates total. Yeah, that's it Eight.

Speaker 1:

Eight total, four on each side, four, four and four.

Speaker 7:

I believe, is the most I'll go. I'm waiting for him to be like. You know what I'm saying.

Speaker 2:

And I'm going all the way deep with it too Damn. It ain't gonna be no two inch movement either 17 dog. Man, I put all that shit up there.

Speaker 1:

Man, Joe, you about to hurt yourself.

Speaker 6:

He hurting the bar For real.

Speaker 7:

That's why he needed that hip replacement.

Speaker 1:

Joe, remember them young boys and you were sitting up here like man, wait. You said I want in on this action. Joe started like I'm like man, joe about to kill himself, lifting with them young dudes. I mean he was going. I was like oh man, are you just lifting?

Speaker 4:

for pride. Now, what Lifting for pride. You wanted to smoke one time too. Are you just lifting for pride? Now, what Lifting for pride?

Speaker 2:

Man, you wanted to smoke one time too. You couldn't handle it. I gave it to you.

Speaker 4:

I gave you that smoke I put you down bro Nah during COVID.

Speaker 2:

You couldn't fuck with me during COVID bro.

Speaker 4:

Hey man, I was right behind you, you couldn't. You had me by one rep Exactly.

Speaker 2:

One. You have me by one rep Exactly.

Speaker 4:

One Exactly. I'll let you have that rep too. I was like, go ahead, take it y'all hey.

Speaker 1:

I'm going to tell y'all what you don't want.

Speaker 7:

This smoke, bro Roscoe you need to get him a list of all the food that you eat.

Speaker 1:

Hey, he doesn't come to the hill, he drinks everything, okay.

Speaker 7:

so then I think, Dog.

Speaker 1:

Hey, I'm going to eat some of this chicken you're going to make, or the chicken that's in there. Hey, you see, that chicken your dad made Looks good, don't it? How?

Speaker 7:

you doing Jada? I was telling them Jada.

Speaker 1:

I was telling them about the Gen X. Slow Jada, how old are? You now 24 damn man they used to run around in softball fields, is that?

Speaker 2:

such a thing. She just made that up.

Speaker 1:

Gen X slow. Is that real? Yes hey, well, I'll tell y'all this he is not genetic.

Speaker 7:

Yes, he is. He's genetic. You're like you. You missed the baby boomers, but he's basically a baby boomer.

Speaker 2:

When is the baby boomers then? Like the baby boomers.

Speaker 1:

I know, I know, my pop is a baby boomer yeah, but he was born in 65. So that's like from the 40s.

Speaker 7:

Hey.

Speaker 1:

Hey.

Speaker 7:

Joe you barely missed the cut off. No offense. It's from 1946 To 1964.

Speaker 1:

And my dad was born in 47.

Speaker 2:

And 64. And my dad was born in 47.

Speaker 7:

Well, I'll tell you what.

Speaker 1:

We're going to end this party right now. Hey, what are what we eating, joe? Hey, tell people what you making, joe.

Speaker 2:

Oh no, I like to call it nigga tacos. That's what we making.

Speaker 1:

Nigga tacos.

Speaker 2:

Yes sir, we use motherfucking ribeye steak.

Speaker 1:

I can't wait.

Speaker 2:

Food stamp that's when it tastes good. Hey, you know what we sell tortillas.

Speaker 3:

We sell, tortillas we sell tortillas and Marcus too crazy.

Speaker 1:

They about to blow us old fellas up. We about to be on commercials all over. We gonna be on this TikTok.

Speaker 7:

I might change my stage name, so I don't know I might go by KP. Who knows? That's not what it means.

Speaker 3:

At all. That's not what it means.

Speaker 7:

What.

Speaker 2:

At all that would be my initials.

Speaker 5:

Oh, wow.

Speaker 1:

Hey, go see Bad Boys, bad Boys, bad Boys. Hey, go see them. You said, you saw it already.

Speaker 7:

She said, it was funny.

Speaker 1:

It was real funny. Go see the Watchers.

Speaker 7:

I'm going to see Bad Boys tomorrow.

Speaker 1:

Go see the Watchers.

Speaker 7:

Somebody watch it and I want to see Planet of the Apes.

Speaker 1:

Oh, that's good too.

Speaker 6:

All right, marcus. What movie you want to see? Movies I want to see of the Apes. Oh, that's good too. All right, marcus. What?

Speaker 1:

movie you want to see. What was I?

Speaker 6:

want to see, definitely Bad Boys. Oh, did I see? I've been on TV shows lately.

Speaker 1:

What you been watching.

Speaker 6:

Power Ghosts.

Speaker 1:

Oh yeah, I got it.

Speaker 6:

Indie 50 Cent show.

Speaker 7:

That's my show, hey 50 years I've been watching Abbott Elementary.

Speaker 1:

Hey, that, that show was fantastic.

Speaker 7:

I love it. I love that.

Speaker 1:

Abby Elementary is fantastic. Yeah, I was watching.

Speaker 3:

The Boys today. Oh, the Boys just came out. Oh, my God, yeah, the new season.

Speaker 7:

Homelander is just like I don't even know how to describe him? Just ugly. He's crazy, he's ugly. It just looks like he has the most disgusting, disturbing makeup on his face. And the fact that he has no lips just makes it even worse.

Speaker 6:

No lips is great.

Speaker 1:

Hey, they coming out with a new Beverly Hills Cop. Yeah, I just saw the commercial just right now too.

Speaker 7:

That's another Gen X thing. You guys love. What Beverly Hills Cop.

Speaker 4:

Yeah, you don't like trailers and commercials Beverly Hills Cops.

Speaker 2:

He should be like a motherfucking lieutenant by then.

Speaker 1:

Hey, he still got that Detroit jacket on.

Speaker 5:

He should be the chief of police. He ready to retire?

Speaker 2:

Why you gonna wait this. That's like coming to America 2 and shit.

Speaker 1:

Hey, don't do that, hey, we're going to act like coming to America 2 didn't happen. We're just going to go with one and leave it alone.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, okay, please do that.

Speaker 1:

Oh hey, beverly Hills Cop should be good, though I think so too. Oh, I did watch. I started too late. I watched False Positive about Butch Reynolds. Now, I would have said Butch Reynolds' name when I was shouting out all my people from Akron, but because he went to my rival high school I didn't want to name anybody. But so I'm going to say Butch Reynolds, damani, wallace, LaCumba, wallace, hey, these are all my Akron folks.

Speaker 2:

Man, let's not forget the most famous of all, Jeffrey Dahmer, oh wow.

Speaker 1:

I ain't even shout out Jeffrey Dahmer either.

Speaker 7:

Huh, oh wow, steve Harvey. He went to high school with you.

Speaker 1:

No, Steve Harvey's from Cleveland. Oh no, Jeffrey Dahmer is from Akron.

Speaker 7:

Yeah, I was going to say is there something just off?

Speaker 3:

about Midwesterners.

Speaker 7:

And it's that Jeffrey Dahmer off.

Speaker 2:

No, but no, he went hey, he tell me you lived down. You used to go by the house.

Speaker 4:

Oh yeah, man he survived it no, no Surviving Jeffrey Dahmer no for reals, though, no for reals, no Surviving Jeffrey.

Speaker 2:

Dawkins. No, for reals, though, don't tell them the story, bosco, go ahead.

Speaker 1:

No, I was working for Airborne Express and I was obviously a carrier. I was delivering to his house. No, it wasn't his house, it was a doctor or somebody who lived there. So a package got left behind and they called me from the hub like, oh hey, we have a package at so-and-so. I think he lived, I think it's like on Bath Road or whatever. And I just heard one of the guys like, oh, that's the, that's old, like the killer's house or something Like the killer. It's like oh, dahmer used to live there. That was where they found the first body. So I'm just saying every when I would go from that point on dude, I was just jittery and we're just fleeing a package to the door, like, oh, I'm out.

Speaker 7:

And then he was like I mean, jeffrey dahmer at the time was already passed and I was gonna say, because I know he was trying to get you up in that house, I know he was trying to get you up in that house, he needed you in that house now. Chocolate Right chocolate, so he needed you in that house ASAP. Nope, nope he would have had something for you in there. He would have found out what you like.

Speaker 1:

Hey, y'all done messed around. I gave him a knuckle sandwich like Fred Seppert.

Speaker 7:

I'm a modeling agent. I'm a modeling agent.

Speaker 1:

Hey y'all, we done Holla.

Speaker 7:

Peace, peace.

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Generational Humor and Environmental Concerns
Celebrity Scandals and AI Scams
Uncovering the Truth Behind Relationships
Empathy in Communication and Relationships
Navigating Communication and Self-Discovery
Men's Mental Health and Content Creation
Social Media Strategies and Gym Banter
Beverly Hills Cop and Akron Stories