I listen to the Black Guy You Tips podcast because Rod and Caring are hot.

I listen to the Black Guy You Tips podcast because Rod and Caring are hot.

Hey, welcome to another episode of the Black Autels podcast. I'm your host Rod, joined as always by my co host Karen, and we're live on a Monday night, ready to get you some quick, down and dirty podcast and find us everywhere that you get podcasts. The official weapon of the show is folding chair and the unofficial sport a bullet ball Extreme Extreme Extreme. You will see the link later on in the show notes. If you're listening on audio wherever you get your podcasts, it should be in the show notes. I have to figure out. I still gotta do the HTTP thing on YouTube. But and if you're live in the chat right now, you can see it in the chat. But our live show tickets are officially on sale.

Hey, welcome to another episode of the Black Autels podcast. I'm your host Rod, joined as always by my co host Karen, and we're live on a Monday night, ready to get you some quick, down and dirty podcast and find us everywhere that you get podcasts. The official weapon of the show is folding chair and the unofficial sport a bullet ball Extreme Extreme Extreme. You will see the link later on in the show notes. If you're listening on audio wherever you get your podcasts, it should be in the show notes. I have to figure out. I still gotta do the HTTP thing on YouTube. But and if you're live in the chat right now, you can see it in the chat. But our live show tickets are officially on sale.

Hey, our own sale.

Hey, our own sale.

You can buy them now. There's two different price tiers. There's the VIP package, which you'll get a chance to get a photo opportunity with me and Karen, and we'll we'll also have signed posters to give the people. Yeah, like a quick little meet and greet. It'll be I think it like I think the shows at seven that starts at like five thirty, probably wrap it up by six thirty. But yeah, we have fifty of those tickets available, so there's limited number. If somehow that number starts selling out or start then we'll we can talk to the venue about up in the number, you know, like up in the number of VIP tickets.

You can buy them now. There's two different price tiers. There's the VIP package, which you'll get a chance to get a photo opportunity with me and Karen, and we'll we'll also have signed posters to give the people. Yeah, like a quick little meet and greet. It'll be I think it like I think the shows at seven that starts at like five thirty, probably wrap it up by six thirty. But yeah, we have fifty of those tickets available, so there's limited number. If somehow that number starts selling out or start then we'll we can talk to the venue about up in the number, you know, like up in the number of VIP tickets.

But that's totally up to how many we sell. And if it's worth that I liked I like the spot intimate.

But that's totally up to how many we sell. And if it's worth that I liked I like the spot intimate.

It is a is a. We're in a smaller theater than last time, last two times. Last time they had us in the theater, Kevin on stage, So I was like, I don't even know why y'all did that to y'allselves. I guess it was just calls opportunity costs. But the second, the second, the most important thing too is if you're people that want virtual tickets, we're working on the option for virtual tickets. They almost never have them. When we start, they'll have We'll fight to get you guys some kind of way to watch it on zoom or you know, watch it live, as we've done in the past. So if you can't make it that, hopefully that option will be available. I'm talking to the same people we talked to last time. It's always been available before, and I'm hopeful that we can do the same thing this time, but yeah, different being different room in the same thing. But we're looking forward to it very excited. That's February twenty eighth. Jail Covan will be there. I didn't ask him about doing any meet and greet stuff, so I don't even know if that's a thing. I'll text them like yeah to see to see it. I mean, it's it's it's it's fine either way. Yeah, but uh yeah, man, Jail, I can't wait. Man, Jayl's gonna be there. You know, he's gonna be funny. He's probably gonna do fifteen to twenty minutes before we come out. Then you know we're gonna be doing that. Uh and and uh no Mary, no hotel info, all that stuff. Everybody gotta do. They gotta do their own thing.

It is a is a. We're in a smaller theater than last time, last two times. Last time they had us in the theater, Kevin on stage, So I was like, I don't even know why y'all did that to y'allselves. I guess it was just calls opportunity costs. But the second, the second, the most important thing too is if you're people that want virtual tickets, we're working on the option for virtual tickets. They almost never have them. When we start, they'll have We'll fight to get you guys some kind of way to watch it on zoom or you know, watch it live, as we've done in the past. So if you can't make it that, hopefully that option will be available. I'm talking to the same people we talked to last time. It's always been available before, and I'm hopeful that we can do the same thing this time, but yeah, different being different room in the same thing. But we're looking forward to it very excited. That's February twenty eighth. Jail Covan will be there. I didn't ask him about doing any meet and greet stuff, so I don't even know if that's a thing. I'll text them like yeah to see to see it. I mean, it's it's it's it's fine either way. Yeah, but uh yeah, man, Jail, I can't wait. Man, Jayl's gonna be there. You know, he's gonna be funny. He's probably gonna do fifteen to twenty minutes before we come out. Then you know we're gonna be doing that. Uh and and uh no Mary, no hotel info, all that stuff. Everybody gotta do. They gotta do their own thing.

This time.

This time.

We didn't get like a event planner and go through like you know, all that stuff. We're just we're just gonna be at the venue. We're gonna do the meet and greet, we're gonna do the live show, then we're gonna be out. But yeah, I'm still I'm looking very much forward to it. And uh, people have been asking about it, so uh and most importantly, guys, most importantly, Okay, we paid for all this out of pocket, all right, yes we did, so like our like, this isn't a sponsored event as of yet, they could become one if sponsors step up and want to. Uh, but we put the money down for the venue all out of our own pocket. This is why stuff like the Black Fridays sale is important. This is why stuff like y'all's premium membership and shit like that is important, because we really could not make these moves without having some money in our bank account for our business. And essentially, we're hoping to sell enough tickets to recoup what we put in, and that's how we determine if we make a profit. And it's also how venues like this determine if they're gonna work with us. Again, it's also like how we can afford to pay Jail Covid and once again, like we're like, we're paying him hoping that people sell we sell enough tickets that this is a work for our venture. And I know Jail would say, why would you do something like that that's never worked out for me? Well, Jail, I have more faith in you than you having yourself. And I feel like we're gonna the blackout tips. People gonna come through. We're gonna have a great time.

We didn't get like a event planner and go through like you know, all that stuff. We're just we're just gonna be at the venue. We're gonna do the meet and greet, we're gonna do the live show, then we're gonna be out. But yeah, I'm still I'm looking very much forward to it. And uh, people have been asking about it, so uh and most importantly, guys, most importantly, Okay, we paid for all this out of pocket, all right, yes we did, so like our like, this isn't a sponsored event as of yet, they could become one if sponsors step up and want to. Uh, but we put the money down for the venue all out of our own pocket. This is why stuff like the Black Fridays sale is important. This is why stuff like y'all's premium membership and shit like that is important, because we really could not make these moves without having some money in our bank account for our business. And essentially, we're hoping to sell enough tickets to recoup what we put in, and that's how we determine if we make a profit. And it's also how venues like this determine if they're gonna work with us. Again, it's also like how we can afford to pay Jail Covid and once again, like we're like, we're paying him hoping that people sell we sell enough tickets that this is a work for our venture. And I know Jail would say, why would you do something like that that's never worked out for me? Well, Jail, I have more faith in you than you having yourself. And I feel like we're gonna the blackout tips. People gonna come through. We're gonna have a great time.

I think they're gonna come through. People are gonna come and show up and show out, particularly people that are in Challing in the surrounding area. We always have people to fly down if they can make it. And also we know for those of you that can't, they're gonna do virtual tickets. So we're definitely looking forward to that. We'll let y'all know, like we're saying, when the virtual tickets gonna sale. But I am really really big because this is something we've planned, we've been planning working on for a good little while. So I am really really excited. It is in February, February to twenty eighth. I am ready and I'm excited to see everybody.

I think they're gonna come through. People are gonna come and show up and show out, particularly people that are in Challing in the surrounding area. We always have people to fly down if they can make it. And also we know for those of you that can't, they're gonna do virtual tickets. So we're definitely looking forward to that. We'll let y'all know, like we're saying, when the virtual tickets gonna sale. But I am really really big because this is something we've planned, we've been planning working on for a good little while. So I am really really excited. It is in February, February to twenty eighth. I am ready and I'm excited to see everybody.

Yeah, that February twenty eighth is a Friday. It's Friday, seven pm, Bloomahal Center for Performing Arts. Like I said, man, it should be a really fun time. We always have a great time at these events. You know, I haven't talked to Justin yet, but he'll probably be there. Oh yeah, I'm thinking about trying to find a way to also get Jail to be on the podcast with us as well, because I think, you know, even if we have to rotate to see it out for a second, I think, you know, last couple of times we had comedians there, and I realized the last time, I was like, why don't we just have them come on stage and do part of the podcast. They're always friends and guests on the sholve, So figure all that out, guys. But at any rate, man, thank you everybody, and I can't wait to see you Stage Door Theater, February twenty eighth, seven pm.

Yeah, that February twenty eighth is a Friday. It's Friday, seven pm, Bloomahal Center for Performing Arts. Like I said, man, it should be a really fun time. We always have a great time at these events. You know, I haven't talked to Justin yet, but he'll probably be there. Oh yeah, I'm thinking about trying to find a way to also get Jail to be on the podcast with us as well, because I think, you know, even if we have to rotate to see it out for a second, I think, you know, last couple of times we had comedians there, and I realized the last time, I was like, why don't we just have them come on stage and do part of the podcast. They're always friends and guests on the sholve, So figure all that out, guys. But at any rate, man, thank you everybody, and I can't wait to see you Stage Door Theater, February twenty eighth, seven pm.

Be there.

Be there.

All right, Karen, you know what I gotta ask. Do you have any banter?

All right, Karen, you know what I gotta ask. Do you have any banter?

Yes?

Yes?

I know you do. All Do you have any.

I know you do. All Do you have any.

Talk to me?

Talk to me?

Do you have any talk to me? Do you have any banter? Banter? Banter?

Do you have any talk to me? Do you have any banter? Banter? Banter?

Banter?

Banter?

Banter?

Banter?

Do you have any banter? Talk to me?

Do you have any banter? Talk to me?

Do you have any banter? Banter? All right, Karen, give me some banter real quick.

Do you have any banter? Banter? All right, Karen, give me some banter real quick.

The banter is basically the race did we did Saturday. That's gonna be my banter. I actually had a great time doing the five k because we really didn't get to talk about it last show because it was basically a feedback show. So now we have we are in this spot, but we can actually talk about uh, the five K. And it was a fun experience. This was our first one. Your mama did it with us, She's done it before, so you know, but this is like brand new, uh for me. Like I said, at first, I was looking at y'all like child, No, I see a K and numbers. I was like, that's far, Like, what is we talking about here? No, that's far. Initially I thought I would look at like but I once am I ready explained, I was like, Okay, that's not It's not as far as I thought, and I don't think it's gonna be as as bad as I thought it was gonna be. And so that kind of calmed my nerves down where I was like, you know what, I'm gonna go ahead and do it, and I'm glad I did. I was nervous and stuff like that because I didn't know what to expect and you know, what was really gonna happen or anything like that. And we you know, we got up that your mom came and got us. We got up that morning parked and you know, they had all the people there. They was giving out breakfast like but you know Banana's Gonoda bars and things like that. Uh, they had like a speaker that was like hyping people up, so they was playing I think that was the DJ oh the dj Okay. They was hyping people up playing music and things like that, you know, and it was really cold. This was They was like, this was the coldest day ever. We've been doing this twelve years, so it was really cold that morning.

The banter is basically the race did we did Saturday. That's gonna be my banter. I actually had a great time doing the five k because we really didn't get to talk about it last show because it was basically a feedback show. So now we have we are in this spot, but we can actually talk about uh, the five K. And it was a fun experience. This was our first one. Your mama did it with us, She's done it before, so you know, but this is like brand new, uh for me. Like I said, at first, I was looking at y'all like child, No, I see a K and numbers. I was like, that's far, Like, what is we talking about here? No, that's far. Initially I thought I would look at like but I once am I ready explained, I was like, Okay, that's not It's not as far as I thought, and I don't think it's gonna be as as bad as I thought it was gonna be. And so that kind of calmed my nerves down where I was like, you know what, I'm gonna go ahead and do it, and I'm glad I did. I was nervous and stuff like that because I didn't know what to expect and you know, what was really gonna happen or anything like that. And we you know, we got up that your mom came and got us. We got up that morning parked and you know, they had all the people there. They was giving out breakfast like but you know Banana's Gonoda bars and things like that. Uh, they had like a speaker that was like hyping people up, so they was playing I think that was the DJ oh the dj Okay. They was hyping people up playing music and things like that, you know, and it was really cold. This was They was like, this was the coldest day ever. We've been doing this twelve years, so it was really cold that morning.

It was like twenty degrees when we started, twenty two degrees. Some wasn't really up yet, just started coming up. And uh, they told me today like something like eleven hundred people signed up for it. And when I got there, what I was We got there like an hour forty five minutes to an hour before it started. And in my mind, I was like, I don't know if we need to be there at early, but I think Karen to my mom, wanted to get there at early. And it did. The parking lot got pretty full. It wasn't it never got all the way full because a lot of people seem like they cross cracked across the street we walked over or something. But yeah, it was cool, you know. We didn't race it like it like it starts promptly at eight, and there's some people that are there at the like when the gun goes off, and they just like take off, like they had people that finished in like fifteen seventeen minutes.

It was like twenty degrees when we started, twenty two degrees. Some wasn't really up yet, just started coming up. And uh, they told me today like something like eleven hundred people signed up for it. And when I got there, what I was We got there like an hour forty five minutes to an hour before it started. And in my mind, I was like, I don't know if we need to be there at early, but I think Karen to my mom, wanted to get there at early. And it did. The parking lot got pretty full. It wasn't it never got all the way full because a lot of people seem like they cross cracked across the street we walked over or something. But yeah, it was cool, you know. We didn't race it like it like it starts promptly at eight, and there's some people that are there at the like when the gun goes off, and they just like take off, like they had people that finished in like fifteen seventeen minutes.

Yes, I was. I was like, y'all going five five minutes a mile? I said, y'all was moving it.

Yes, I was. I was like, y'all going five five minutes a mile? I said, y'all was moving it.

Yeah, So it kind of depends on, like, you know.

Yeah, So it kind of depends on, like, you know.

The deliverable of the person. I was like, yeah, y'all. I was like, y'all doing this, y'all, this is warm up for y'all.

The deliverable of the person. I was like, yeah, y'all. I was like, y'all doing this, y'all, this is warm up for y'all.

Yeah, but man, it was. It was so fun, such a good time. I we all walked it, so it wasn't like we was out there, you know, trying to change the world or nothing. And I was determined I was going to walk it. I had been walking. I've been walking for a few months now, well for like two months, three months now where I walk three miles. You know. It's funny because I started this year just when I well actually a couple of years ago. But when I started walking at the beginning, when I got a trainer this year, she would be like, you know, just go out and walk, you know, twenty minutes, go out and walk, you know, half a mile. This just don't matter whatever. And now you know, I walked pretty much three miles a couple of times a week, and you know, I know people that do more than that. But I'm just looking at my progress that you know, I went from doing like under a mile or a bottle mile to three miles in the in the process of this year, and who knows where I'll be next year stuff, So you know, I was just looking at it like that. I didn't look at anybody else's time. I wasn't really trying to compare myself out of when you get done with the race, they see you your time and your age group and what place did you finish, because to some people that means something to.

Yeah, but man, it was. It was so fun, such a good time. I we all walked it, so it wasn't like we was out there, you know, trying to change the world or nothing. And I was determined I was going to walk it. I had been walking. I've been walking for a few months now, well for like two months, three months now where I walk three miles. You know. It's funny because I started this year just when I well actually a couple of years ago. But when I started walking at the beginning, when I got a trainer this year, she would be like, you know, just go out and walk, you know, twenty minutes, go out and walk, you know, half a mile. This just don't matter whatever. And now you know, I walked pretty much three miles a couple of times a week, and you know, I know people that do more than that. But I'm just looking at my progress that you know, I went from doing like under a mile or a bottle mile to three miles in the in the process of this year, and who knows where I'll be next year stuff, So you know, I was just looking at it like that. I didn't look at anybody else's time. I wasn't really trying to compare myself out of when you get done with the race, they see you your time and your age group and what place did you finish, because to some people that means something to.

Them, Yeah it is. And my thing was, I'm just really glad that I finished the race. And I'm tell you right now, I'm very thankful for your mom because me and your mom kind of walked together, and that was kind of my motivation because I was like, I know, I'm not gonna be that fast and I'm not gonna be that quick, but it's something I want to start and finish. And we did about twenty minutes a mile by nineteen twenty minutes a while my watch was on it my watch, we would just be walking. Off of sudden, my Apple Watch started talking out loud. I was like, what is it saying. It's like, oh, it's tracking me. It was like, you've done about nineteen point something, you know, minutes a mile. I was like, oh okay, and all of the rings was ringing around and stuff. I actually had a good time. And the one thing I did like about it is that we got to cut through neighborhoods where I'm just driving and I don't really get to see the neighborhood. So it was really beautiful cutting through these neighborhoods where people had like their houses all decorated with like Christmas decorations. And I think one family got out there with their kids and stuff and they was cheering everybody on, and like every so many probably certain mile markers they had like volunteers they would kind of root you on, and people that would kind of point you in the right direction, and some spots they had police officers and stuff. So you know, I felt safe the whole time. And we had a really really.

Them, Yeah it is. And my thing was, I'm just really glad that I finished the race. And I'm tell you right now, I'm very thankful for your mom because me and your mom kind of walked together, and that was kind of my motivation because I was like, I know, I'm not gonna be that fast and I'm not gonna be that quick, but it's something I want to start and finish. And we did about twenty minutes a mile by nineteen twenty minutes a while my watch was on it my watch, we would just be walking. Off of sudden, my Apple Watch started talking out loud. I was like, what is it saying. It's like, oh, it's tracking me. It was like, you've done about nineteen point something, you know, minutes a mile. I was like, oh okay, and all of the rings was ringing around and stuff. I actually had a good time. And the one thing I did like about it is that we got to cut through neighborhoods where I'm just driving and I don't really get to see the neighborhood. So it was really beautiful cutting through these neighborhoods where people had like their houses all decorated with like Christmas decorations. And I think one family got out there with their kids and stuff and they was cheering everybody on, and like every so many probably certain mile markers they had like volunteers they would kind of root you on, and people that would kind of point you in the right direction, and some spots they had police officers and stuff. So you know, I felt safe the whole time. And we had a really really.

Uh we had families that some people set up chairs to watch everybody that were people that, and then the other thing it was the rein there like wrong or whatever, and so people they have a costume contest too, where you can dress up in Christmas costumes and they give you a hoodie as part of just signing up. But you know, people was out there wearing like rain their outfits and running around with costumes and and all kinds of stuff. They had a bunch of Christmas displays. It took a couple of pictures and stuff. I had a sweater that a hoodie that I wore that's a it's a Gremlins hoodie that looked like I have I have a Magua gizmo on my like I'm carrying a gizmo. It was a big hit. Everybody just kept complimenting my hoodie even when I was walking past the volunteers and stuff. They but like, I like that hoodie. And people was like, you know, I've never seen the Grimlins holiday hoodie before, and I was like, yeah, I'm definitely what it's a few more times for the holiday season over, But yeah, I you know, I enjoyed that part of it. It was an awkward moment where like the person that did my introductory like sign up to the YMCA for my physical trainer and stuff. Her name is like Aisha, and I had forgotten her name because like, I see her all the time, but we don't always talk, and obviously if I'm not in her office, it's not like I met her one time that we talked and I could really remember her name, but other than that, it's just like, hey, by, you know, how you doing type of thing. And so she came over and was like, you know, you know, speaking and stuff, and then she was like I was like, oh, my wife is here, my mom is here. She's like yes, the podcast and all that stuff. And then I'm like do I ask her what her name is? Or do I just pretend like it's not a big deal. And I just bit the bullet and was like, this is my wife, Karen, is my mom Judy? And also what was your name again? And I did feel like it was a little judgment. I felt like she looked at me like a little bit like you don't remember my name? And I'm like, ah, we don't talk that, we don't talk about our names. We just be talking, talking regularly talking. I got a lot of people like that, but I just, you know, I was like whatever, it's better. I'll remember it now because it's this awkward moment. I'm not sure she listens to the podcast, but I remember you know her name forever for now since I didn't know it that one time. So yeah, it was very that was cool. At the end, they give you a medal and uh, you know, uh the medal is like like it looked like an Olympic medal. We took pictures with it, biting the medal like they did at the Olympics. Karen wanted to take that picture. I did.

Uh we had families that some people set up chairs to watch everybody that were people that, and then the other thing it was the rein there like wrong or whatever, and so people they have a costume contest too, where you can dress up in Christmas costumes and they give you a hoodie as part of just signing up. But you know, people was out there wearing like rain their outfits and running around with costumes and and all kinds of stuff. They had a bunch of Christmas displays. It took a couple of pictures and stuff. I had a sweater that a hoodie that I wore that's a it's a Gremlins hoodie that looked like I have I have a Magua gizmo on my like I'm carrying a gizmo. It was a big hit. Everybody just kept complimenting my hoodie even when I was walking past the volunteers and stuff. They but like, I like that hoodie. And people was like, you know, I've never seen the Grimlins holiday hoodie before, and I was like, yeah, I'm definitely what it's a few more times for the holiday season over, But yeah, I you know, I enjoyed that part of it. It was an awkward moment where like the person that did my introductory like sign up to the YMCA for my physical trainer and stuff. Her name is like Aisha, and I had forgotten her name because like, I see her all the time, but we don't always talk, and obviously if I'm not in her office, it's not like I met her one time that we talked and I could really remember her name, but other than that, it's just like, hey, by, you know, how you doing type of thing. And so she came over and was like, you know, you know, speaking and stuff, and then she was like I was like, oh, my wife is here, my mom is here. She's like yes, the podcast and all that stuff. And then I'm like do I ask her what her name is? Or do I just pretend like it's not a big deal. And I just bit the bullet and was like, this is my wife, Karen, is my mom Judy? And also what was your name again? And I did feel like it was a little judgment. I felt like she looked at me like a little bit like you don't remember my name? And I'm like, ah, we don't talk that, we don't talk about our names. We just be talking, talking regularly talking. I got a lot of people like that, but I just, you know, I was like whatever, it's better. I'll remember it now because it's this awkward moment. I'm not sure she listens to the podcast, but I remember you know her name forever for now since I didn't know it that one time. So yeah, it was very that was cool. At the end, they give you a medal and uh, you know, uh the medal is like like it looked like an Olympic medal. We took pictures with it, biting the medal like they did at the Olympics. Karen wanted to take that picture. I did.

I did. And also, you know, the thing is because we wentn't like doing like a marathon marathon. We were doing a five k. I didn't know what we were going to get medals or not. So when we gotten it end they gave you a medal, I kind of got emotional. I was like, oh, because it was like an accomplishment. It was like here you go for actually doing the task. And I was like, oh, that's why they give people this, because it was like all of a sudden, the accomplishment. I was like, I actually particularly with it. Be in my first one, I was like, I actually did this and I started it and I finished it and I made it all the way through and I didn't take no breaks and I didn't take no stops, and I was like yay. And so for me, I felt like a kid when you crossed that line and they gave you that metal, I was like yay. You know, in my brain, I was so happy. That's why I was like, hey, I'm a bike this like this might as well be my Olympic gold Metal. I accomplished this.

I did. And also, you know, the thing is because we wentn't like doing like a marathon marathon. We were doing a five k. I didn't know what we were going to get medals or not. So when we gotten it end they gave you a medal, I kind of got emotional. I was like, oh, because it was like an accomplishment. It was like here you go for actually doing the task. And I was like, oh, that's why they give people this, because it was like all of a sudden, the accomplishment. I was like, I actually particularly with it. Be in my first one, I was like, I actually did this and I started it and I finished it and I made it all the way through and I didn't take no breaks and I didn't take no stops, and I was like yay. And so for me, I felt like a kid when you crossed that line and they gave you that metal, I was like yay. You know, in my brain, I was so happy. That's why I was like, hey, I'm a bike this like this might as well be my Olympic gold Metal. I accomplished this.

Yeah, And they're doing another one in like March, and my mom was like, we should kind of make it our thing. Maybe sign up for that one too, So we'll probably sign up for that. And I'm glad my mom came to because you know, I walk a lot now and I'm not fast, but you know, part of me was like I wonder how fast I can do it. And it was also cold as shit, it was, and so my mom kind of kept caring company and walked in the back and was like just they talked a lot we did. When I walk, I don't. I can't do the walking and talking. I never could, so like, I put my headphones on and just walk. I don't even know if my time would look like if I stopped to talk or you know, walked and tried to chat at the same time.

Yeah, And they're doing another one in like March, and my mom was like, we should kind of make it our thing. Maybe sign up for that one too, So we'll probably sign up for that. And I'm glad my mom came to because you know, I walk a lot now and I'm not fast, but you know, part of me was like I wonder how fast I can do it. And it was also cold as shit, it was, and so my mom kind of kept caring company and walked in the back and was like just they talked a lot we did. When I walk, I don't. I can't do the walking and talking. I never could, so like, I put my headphones on and just walk. I don't even know if my time would look like if I stopped to talk or you know, walked and tried to chat at the same time.

I'm used to doing that at work.

I'm used to doing that at work.

When women can do it, women have an extra long it's not it's just a it's a DNA thing, you know. Look it up, Sean. I'm sure can write in about it.

When women can do it, women have an extra long it's not it's just a it's a DNA thing, you know. Look it up, Sean. I'm sure can write in about it.

Yeah, but we were walking and talking about the trees and shit, were talking about everything. It just the walking.

Yeah, but we were walking and talking about the trees and shit, were talking about everything. It just the walking.

Yeah. I just turned on like some podcasts and some music and just walked. And I've made my best time ever for that distance is now. It's not a great time compared to to other people, but it was a good time for me. And I think part of the reason I made a good time was because it was cold, Like I just was like, I just need to keep walking to this is over. Like my hands started warming up the longer I was walking.

Yeah. I just turned on like some podcasts and some music and just walked. And I've made my best time ever for that distance is now. It's not a great time compared to to other people, but it was a good time for me. And I think part of the reason I made a good time was because it was cold, Like I just was like, I just need to keep walking to this is over. Like my hands started warming up the longer I was walking.

Yes, and the sun came up, which made it easier. And by the time Roger met us, we ended up having like a reindeer things upside out here And I said, where y'all get that from? It was a lady randomly walking and she was just handing out the little things to go upside your head. We passed her, she was like, y'all want what I say? Sure, and so we had a good time. I could tell y'all my stuff I was. I played seven hundred and seventy ninth out of one thousand, one hundred, one hundred and eighteen. I finished in one hour, in one minute, in twelve seconds. I did it about nineteen zero point forty two minutes a mile. And my gender I placed four hundred thirty six out of six hundred and forty eight in my age group which is forty five to forty nine, and age group place I was eightieth out of one hundred and ten and age group gender place I was fifty first of seventy four. So I did good. It wouldn't matter if I came in last. Bitch. I started and I finished it, So I think I did pretty good for my first time.

Yes, and the sun came up, which made it easier. And by the time Roger met us, we ended up having like a reindeer things upside out here And I said, where y'all get that from? It was a lady randomly walking and she was just handing out the little things to go upside your head. We passed her, she was like, y'all want what I say? Sure, and so we had a good time. I could tell y'all my stuff I was. I played seven hundred and seventy ninth out of one thousand, one hundred, one hundred and eighteen. I finished in one hour, in one minute, in twelve seconds. I did it about nineteen zero point forty two minutes a mile. And my gender I placed four hundred thirty six out of six hundred and forty eight in my age group which is forty five to forty nine, and age group place I was eightieth out of one hundred and ten and age group gender place I was fifty first of seventy four. So I did good. It wouldn't matter if I came in last. Bitch. I started and I finished it, So I think I did pretty good for my first time.

Yeah, nah, I mean we all did good. And I think also afterwards we went out to get some breakfast because you know, I didn't eat much before and the night before and stuff. I just didn't and that morning we were getting up so early that I really had time for breakfast, and I you know, they had like ranola bards and stuff there for you. But anyway, we went out and got some breakfast, and I still had on my Christmas ship and Karen had on her thing and so, uh, people was the waiters and stuff was just like asking and talking about the five K and the we was reading our comic books and the guy starts talking us about nerd stuff and video games and comic books. So you know, it's like and I've had a lot of energy out there doing the five K. So so I think it was like you know, I was. It was fine that we had like more conversational moments with the with the people in there, but yeah, man, it was a good time. I highly recommend it for people. Most of y'all are probably fit enough to do it without you know, probably do it faster than both of us listening to this. And if you're not, you know, it's a cool goal to have. And uh, it's a fun experience. Everybody was positive out there. Everything was nice. Uh, it was nice. Uh the uh even in the cold temperature, it was cool. And so I would recommend it to anybody to try. And I'll definitely be doing another one at some point.

Yeah, nah, I mean we all did good. And I think also afterwards we went out to get some breakfast because you know, I didn't eat much before and the night before and stuff. I just didn't and that morning we were getting up so early that I really had time for breakfast, and I you know, they had like ranola bards and stuff there for you. But anyway, we went out and got some breakfast, and I still had on my Christmas ship and Karen had on her thing and so, uh, people was the waiters and stuff was just like asking and talking about the five K and the we was reading our comic books and the guy starts talking us about nerd stuff and video games and comic books. So you know, it's like and I've had a lot of energy out there doing the five K. So so I think it was like you know, I was. It was fine that we had like more conversational moments with the with the people in there, but yeah, man, it was a good time. I highly recommend it for people. Most of y'all are probably fit enough to do it without you know, probably do it faster than both of us listening to this. And if you're not, you know, it's a cool goal to have. And uh, it's a fun experience. Everybody was positive out there. Everything was nice. Uh, it was nice. Uh the uh even in the cold temperature, it was cool. And so I would recommend it to anybody to try. And I'll definitely be doing another one at some point.

Yeah. And also because the people that was like, oh, your march gets sent go, like the people in front, by the time they started giving out the wall. They was like this person going and that. I was like, yeah, they finished, like a fifteen minutes. They have time with my I want some change, I asked. It was like we got shit to do.

Yeah. And also because the people that was like, oh, your march gets sent go, like the people in front, by the time they started giving out the wall. They was like this person going and that. I was like, yeah, they finished, like a fifteen minutes. They have time with my I want some change, I asked. It was like we got shit to do.

Yeah, And I don't know who won the best dress contests and stuff. I feel like most people did it. And then you know, you hung around a little bit like they think they had coffee, maybe like a biscuit truck or something like if you wanted to. But I was ready to go home by that time. I wasn't really like socializing. One thing that was funny that I noticed, though, is before the race started, they actually played the YMCA song. And I was surprised because I did not think they were gonna play the gay anthem at the YMCA. I really don't hear people play to often us at the YMCA. I be in the YMC every day, and I don't you know, it's very rarely that you look up in this bunch and somebody jamming to it. And after all the controversy with Trump and all this stuff, I was like, oh, maybe people are gonna stop playing it because they feel like it's a political song. But now they played it, and this YMCA is not what like it might be conservative at the time, I don't know, but in general, it's not really like a political why I'm saying, it's not like a concert. It doesn't feel like a conservative organization in there. Matter of fact, on the walk, all the signs, a lot of the signage on the walk was actually about Latino people and immigrants and how many people the YMCA is supporting and donating to the causes and their families and stuff. So it's actually a very interesting situation with that.

Yeah, And I don't know who won the best dress contests and stuff. I feel like most people did it. And then you know, you hung around a little bit like they think they had coffee, maybe like a biscuit truck or something like if you wanted to. But I was ready to go home by that time. I wasn't really like socializing. One thing that was funny that I noticed, though, is before the race started, they actually played the YMCA song. And I was surprised because I did not think they were gonna play the gay anthem at the YMCA. I really don't hear people play to often us at the YMCA. I be in the YMC every day, and I don't you know, it's very rarely that you look up in this bunch and somebody jamming to it. And after all the controversy with Trump and all this stuff, I was like, oh, maybe people are gonna stop playing it because they feel like it's a political song. But now they played it, and this YMCA is not what like it might be conservative at the time, I don't know, but in general, it's not really like a political why I'm saying, it's not like a concert. It doesn't feel like a conservative organization in there. Matter of fact, on the walk, all the signs, a lot of the signage on the walk was actually about Latino people and immigrants and how many people the YMCA is supporting and donating to the causes and their families and stuff. So it's actually a very interesting situation with that.

Yeah, me and your mama's reading them signs. I think they were saying. They were saying, like how many Latinos were in the county in La team Like you said, it was assistant how many that teams was like a South boulevard, Like they was like giving us like some real stacks about like the local area. I didn't even know they do English as a second language there, you know. I was like wow. So we were just walking, like I said, me and mom was just having a ball, just walking and reading the signs and talking about how old the trees was and shit, I had a ball. And for those of you that are listening and you like me, the time don't matter, like you said you basically go at your own pace. You know I was not the quickest.

Yeah, me and your mama's reading them signs. I think they were saying. They were saying, like how many Latinos were in the county in La team Like you said, it was assistant how many that teams was like a South boulevard, Like they was like giving us like some real stacks about like the local area. I didn't even know they do English as a second language there, you know. I was like wow. So we were just walking, like I said, me and mom was just having a ball, just walking and reading the signs and talking about how old the trees was and shit, I had a ball. And for those of you that are listening and you like me, the time don't matter, like you said you basically go at your own pace. You know I was not the quickest.

Yeah. I think calling it a race is what makes it seem more something. Yes, but it's not really like a race. Race Like, honestly, you can go at your own pace. Some people are going to race and treat it that way, but most people out there, that at least the people are within my group. That because I was just worried in my head, of course. Uh, I was just worried somehow I was going to get out there be the only person really walking and then you know, it's just me and back like with everybody running around me. That's what I was thinking too, and that that wasn't it at all, man. A lot of people was just chilling, a lot of people was just doing it there on page. Babies out there, strollers.

Yeah. I think calling it a race is what makes it seem more something. Yes, but it's not really like a race. Race Like, honestly, you can go at your own pace. Some people are going to race and treat it that way, but most people out there, that at least the people are within my group. That because I was just worried in my head, of course. Uh, I was just worried somehow I was going to get out there be the only person really walking and then you know, it's just me and back like with everybody running around me. That's what I was thinking too, and that that wasn't it at all, man. A lot of people was just chilling, a lot of people was just doing it there on page. Babies out there, strollers.

See people walking with their dogs.

See people walking with their dogs.

Yeah, and it all and it's just money that goes to a good cause, kid program, kids programs at the y m C. A uh So, yeah, that's it man. I appreciate that. Anything else for your banter.

Yeah, and it all and it's just money that goes to a good cause, kid program, kids programs at the y m C. A uh So, yeah, that's it man. I appreciate that. Anything else for your banter.

Mm hmmm.

Mm hmmm.

Did that then went to the Honey's game and just chilled.

Did that then went to the Honey's game and just chilled.

The things I'll say for my banter is a couple of things.

The things I'll say for my banter is a couple of things.

Uh.

Uh.

Who went out to dinner with Liz and Keith, and it came up at the dinner table, uh, where we were talking about Spotify. I think we were talking about how porn hub has these rankings and at the end of the year they always tell us all the information who was jacking off during the debate and all this type of ship And I realized, like, why doesn't worn hub send us an end of the year wrap up like Spotify rap Sense. Why don't we have a porn hub Jack? We should have porn Hub Jack, Like whatever account xham wherever you're at, it' should send you an end of the year Let you know, is it because we have so much shame attached to sex and porn because we really shouldn't be ashamed. Everyone's obviously watching it. If porn Hub's gonna send us some at the end of the year, like x percentage of people was jacking off during the debate, then they might as well send you a d That means they know they know when you're sleeping and knowing your way, So maybe they could send you something at the end of the.

Who went out to dinner with Liz and Keith, and it came up at the dinner table, uh, where we were talking about Spotify. I think we were talking about how porn hub has these rankings and at the end of the year they always tell us all the information who was jacking off during the debate and all this type of ship And I realized, like, why doesn't worn hub send us an end of the year wrap up like Spotify rap Sense. Why don't we have a porn hub Jack? We should have porn Hub Jack, Like whatever account xham wherever you're at, it' should send you an end of the year Let you know, is it because we have so much shame attached to sex and porn because we really shouldn't be ashamed. Everyone's obviously watching it. If porn Hub's gonna send us some at the end of the year, like x percentage of people was jacking off during the debate, then they might as well send you a d That means they know they know when you're sleeping and knowing your way, So maybe they could send you something at the end of the.

Year and be like they tell you jacking off doing debate day.

Year and be like they tell you jacking off doing debate day.

Your top five category was milf porn.

Your top five category was milf porn.

You need to know these things.

You need to know these things.

You know, your favorite actress was Jennet Jackbie. You you're a throwback. You know how they had that They had that description at least this year on Spotify that they had that ai description that was like you a West Coach, grandma thug rapper or whatever. That's what that's kind of music you like? They could do that with They could do that with what spot With porn hub Jack, they could describe you, you know, you an old school crown royal black and mild ass.

You know, your favorite actress was Jennet Jackbie. You you're a throwback. You know how they had that They had that description at least this year on Spotify that they had that ai description that was like you a West Coach, grandma thug rapper or whatever. That's what that's kind of music you like? They could do that with They could do that with what spot With porn hub Jack, they could describe you, you know, you an old school crown royal black and mild ass.

Jack off nigga, Like, I don't know, you like ebonish, you like it's spicy, whatever you like?

Jack off nigga, Like, I don't know, you like ebonish, you like it's spicy, whatever you like?

Yo, you watched this, you mustn't really liked uh cherokee to ass. You watched her scene from all that ass twenty seventeen times and you watch it to the end, right, Like, I want.

Yo, you watched this, you mustn't really liked uh cherokee to ass. You watched her scene from all that ass twenty seventeen times and you watch it to the end, right, Like, I want.

To see that.

To see that.

Your fastest time was this, Your longest was this. I'm like, oh, I didn't have a lot to eat that day. I was I was starving. You know, that was my second one other day. I was just trying to get it through. Why don't we have porn hub Jack? Is it because of Shane. Is that the only reason y'all can't watch porn hub Jack? Y'all afraid it is gonna get hacked? Would y'all share the results? I feel like I feel like those are the results. No one's gonna share, right, and they'll be like, no, this is my personal share Spotify rap. But is everybody sharing their porn hub Jack? Y'all trying to let us know? MS be Nasty? Is in your top five?

Your fastest time was this, Your longest was this. I'm like, oh, I didn't have a lot to eat that day. I was I was starving. You know, that was my second one other day. I was just trying to get it through. Why don't we have porn hub Jack? Is it because of Shane. Is that the only reason y'all can't watch porn hub Jack? Y'all afraid it is gonna get hacked? Would y'all share the results? I feel like I feel like those are the results. No one's gonna share, right, and they'll be like, no, this is my personal share Spotify rap. But is everybody sharing their porn hub Jack? Y'all trying to let us know? MS be Nasty? Is in your top five?

Yes, y'all? Y'all, y'all a shame of pinky.

Yes, y'all? Y'all, y'all a shame of pinky.

Yeah, what's going on? Like maybe some of these people could come back in the game.

Yeah, what's going on? Like maybe some of these people could come back in the game.

I don't know. Yeah if they if they knew.

I don't know. Yeah if they if they knew.

Right, your number one search was as Carmel made any new scenes, yeah.

Right, your number one search was as Carmel made any new scenes, yeah.

They would do like they do on Spotify. You you would see like the videos that I'm saying, thank you, thank you everybody for watching videos and making me number one.

They would do like they do on Spotify. You you would see like the videos that I'm saying, thank you, thank you everybody for watching videos and making me number one.

End like that, Yes, like, hey this is Queen Road. Thank you for watching my video.

End like that, Yes, like, hey this is Queen Road. Thank you for watching my video.

Yes, thank you for making me number one.

Yes, thank you for making me number one.

Giving them something negotiate when they talk to them people, I got a concert in your no area. I'm just saying, porn hub Jack should be a thing, and it's a shame that it's not. It's because of shame.

Giving them something negotiate when they talk to them people, I got a concert in your no area. I'm just saying, porn hub Jack should be a thing, and it's a shame that it's not. It's because of shame.

Yes, it is.

Yes, it is.

Literally it's shame that it's not. And the last thing for my banter, it's kind of getting too the shell show stuff. But why can't Andrew Schultz be the industry plant that everyone always talking about? Like y'all ever noticed that the industry plant is always somebody that kind of don't seem like they might be the industry plant, Like we always level that accusation that people that put in work, like Kevin Hart has been working. I remember when Kevin Hart was just a short dude that I was like, is this guy the hardest working comedian in the history? I see it everywhere? Yes, But I saw his rise like it wasn't. He didn't just pop up one day and he was a starring movie. I saw many bad movies that he had bit parts in and stuff like that. Whenever there's like an artist that puts in work, especially a black artist, we go through this a lot. It's like, oh, just because you ain't been paying attention though, she gotta be brand new. No, she's had mixtapes out for years, this is just her first album. This is your first time attention. You didn't know, But like Andrew Shows, Why can't he be an industry plant? I mean, when you look at what people say about these industry plants, it's always like they're in a position that their talent doesn't really justify within the industry.

Literally it's shame that it's not. And the last thing for my banter, it's kind of getting too the shell show stuff. But why can't Andrew Schultz be the industry plant that everyone always talking about? Like y'all ever noticed that the industry plant is always somebody that kind of don't seem like they might be the industry plant, Like we always level that accusation that people that put in work, like Kevin Hart has been working. I remember when Kevin Hart was just a short dude that I was like, is this guy the hardest working comedian in the history? I see it everywhere? Yes, But I saw his rise like it wasn't. He didn't just pop up one day and he was a starring movie. I saw many bad movies that he had bit parts in and stuff like that. Whenever there's like an artist that puts in work, especially a black artist, we go through this a lot. It's like, oh, just because you ain't been paying attention though, she gotta be brand new. No, she's had mixtapes out for years, this is just her first album. This is your first time attention. You didn't know, But like Andrew Shows, Why can't he be an industry plant? I mean, when you look at what people say about these industry plants, it's always like they're in a position that their talent doesn't really justify within the industry.

You know that.

You know that.

I think that fits the bill, you know, it's not you never really see people saying hilarious jokes from his set or his stand up, or even hilarious moments from his podcast. Like it's mostly just kind of like that one note humor of like, you know, I say bad things about everybody, and that's what makes it funny, is that I'm saying bad things about everybody. But it's not necessarily anything new. It's the same, you know, Black people like chicken and watermelon type bullshit.

I think that fits the bill, you know, it's not you never really see people saying hilarious jokes from his set or his stand up, or even hilarious moments from his podcast. Like it's mostly just kind of like that one note humor of like, you know, I say bad things about everybody, and that's what makes it funny, is that I'm saying bad things about everybody. But it's not necessarily anything new. It's the same, you know, Black people like chicken and watermelon type bullshit.

You know.

You know.

And then the other thing they always say is like they never come from within the culture. They're put there from outside the culture, and we just don't level it at these certain eyes. So if they're coming from outside the culture, that sounds like Andrew Shows, he doesn't. He's not from within Black culture. Black people don't necessarily vouch for him. They will say, oh, I watch his show or something. The Black people who do vouch for him are gatekeepers who will benefit from being there, such as you're Charlotte Mans. So it's like, how I just don't understand why industry plant is something that black people who have worked their entire lives to get on have leveled against them and then it immediately like erodse their credibility, you know, it's it's Lizzo's an industry plant. Like so you hadn't heard of her before.

And then the other thing they always say is like they never come from within the culture. They're put there from outside the culture, and we just don't level it at these certain eyes. So if they're coming from outside the culture, that sounds like Andrew Shows, he doesn't. He's not from within Black culture. Black people don't necessarily vouch for him. They will say, oh, I watch his show or something. The Black people who do vouch for him are gatekeepers who will benefit from being there, such as you're Charlotte Mans. So it's like, how I just don't understand why industry plant is something that black people who have worked their entire lives to get on have leveled against them and then it immediately like erodse their credibility, you know, it's it's Lizzo's an industry plant. Like so you hadn't heard of her before.

She's clearly talented, right, and a lot oftimes we've been around forever.

She's clearly talented, right, and a lot oftimes we've been around forever.

She's clearly making good music. What are we talking about? I thought industry plant was this person? How did they get here? We don't know this person, you know, like if like and it's just like an Eggy Azalea. Why aren't we saying industry plant? Right?

She's clearly making good music. What are we talking about? I thought industry plant was this person? How did they get here? We don't know this person, you know, like if like and it's just like an Eggy Azalea. Why aren't we saying industry plant? Right?

You know?

You know?

I know people say it about ice spice, you know, that's one that I'm pretty sure people say that about. But people were saying this shit about like Megan A. Stallion, people people that have talent that I'm like, no, that motherfucker can spit right, Like, no one's telling us that that person's good. I can look at them with my eyes and see that they're good. Yes, But I don't know why somebody like Andrew Schultz wouldn't be considered the industry plan. It's the calls coming from inside the house with shit like that, And I don't think it helps that, you know, when you look up Charlemagne is defending him people, you know, people that typically uh you know, Van Lathan is down playing it on this podcast like oh, everybody mad, wow, because that's your friend, that's your you know, that's that he's He's situated in the industry in a way that if someone else would have done it, you'd be on your show foaming at the mouth talking about we're not going to accept this slander from a out black people, but when it comes from someone that somehow hasn't Because I guess the question came up with me and my friends in the chat in the in our exchange on text, it was like, why did so many people sound like they're afraid of him, Like they're afraid to just be like, oh no, that was some whack shit. You don't have to defend it. You could literally just be like I'm gonna stay out of it. But the idea of like we don't criticize comedians, yes you do all the time. We'll get to that in a second. So like, does he got something on you? Is it bigger people behind him? Because you acting like he a plant? Because y'all still matter, Sarah Silverman, it's been decades, y'all pull up the Louis c k shit every five minutes to let us know we shouldn't be funck with him. Anybody that, Uh, what's Amy Schumer like she made a joke about Mexican to this day that she can she can say black lives matter and that clip's gonna come up.

I know people say it about ice spice, you know, that's one that I'm pretty sure people say that about. But people were saying this shit about like Megan A. Stallion, people people that have talent that I'm like, no, that motherfucker can spit right, Like, no one's telling us that that person's good. I can look at them with my eyes and see that they're good. Yes, But I don't know why somebody like Andrew Schultz wouldn't be considered the industry plan. It's the calls coming from inside the house with shit like that, And I don't think it helps that, you know, when you look up Charlemagne is defending him people, you know, people that typically uh you know, Van Lathan is down playing it on this podcast like oh, everybody mad, wow, because that's your friend, that's your you know, that's that he's He's situated in the industry in a way that if someone else would have done it, you'd be on your show foaming at the mouth talking about we're not going to accept this slander from a out black people, but when it comes from someone that somehow hasn't Because I guess the question came up with me and my friends in the chat in the in our exchange on text, it was like, why did so many people sound like they're afraid of him, Like they're afraid to just be like, oh no, that was some whack shit. You don't have to defend it. You could literally just be like I'm gonna stay out of it. But the idea of like we don't criticize comedians, yes you do all the time. We'll get to that in a second. So like, does he got something on you? Is it bigger people behind him? Because you acting like he a plant? Because y'all still matter, Sarah Silverman, it's been decades, y'all pull up the Louis c k shit every five minutes to let us know we shouldn't be funck with him. Anybody that, Uh, what's Amy Schumer like she made a joke about Mexican to this day that she can she can say black lives matter and that clip's gonna come up.

Yes it is.

Yes it is.

This motherfucker says worse ship and yet somehow gets a more vigorous defense or complete ignored ignoring from a lot of people. I've seen a handful of people that in his latest time called him out. DL Hughley called him out today, I believe, But yeah, it's just I don't know. Industry playing is such an interesting loaded term because it seems that it's only there to undermine but not but it doesn't have to line up. It's like when it doesn't line up. That's when we talked about your chance. The rapper. It seemed like a guy I remember his ten Day mixtape, shit was banging. It made sense to me that he was able to create a couple of dope ass albums for a while. I still remember people with industry plant. You know, he an industry plant. I've seen this Nigga freestylbum for He's talented. Like this is this is just some insular edge edgeword comedy.

This motherfucker says worse ship and yet somehow gets a more vigorous defense or complete ignored ignoring from a lot of people. I've seen a handful of people that in his latest time called him out. DL Hughley called him out today, I believe, But yeah, it's just I don't know. Industry playing is such an interesting loaded term because it seems that it's only there to undermine but not but it doesn't have to line up. It's like when it doesn't line up. That's when we talked about your chance. The rapper. It seemed like a guy I remember his ten Day mixtape, shit was banging. It made sense to me that he was able to create a couple of dope ass albums for a while. I still remember people with industry plant. You know, he an industry plant. I've seen this Nigga freestylbum for He's talented. Like this is this is just some insular edge edgeword comedy.

Shit, this is what I haven't heard of you your industry plant.

Shit, this is what I haven't heard of you your industry plant.

Yeah, this moe fucking somebody. But anyway, it's an interesting allegation. All right, let's get into some some news, a little bit of news, and then we'll uh. Like I said, this won't be a long a long episode. Okay, it will help if I had pulled up the beats already.

Yeah, this moe fucking somebody. But anyway, it's an interesting allegation. All right, let's get into some some news, a little bit of news, and then we'll uh. Like I said, this won't be a long a long episode. Okay, it will help if I had pulled up the beats already.

Here we go.

Here we go.

How about this one?

How about this one?

You know we're here.

You know we're here.

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I'm not understanding everybody yell. All right, let's keep it going on the Andrew shouts topic. Like I said, very conversational episode today. But Charlemagne to God of course defends Andrew Schautz comments Kendrick Lamar basically saying and like I told like, the reason I'm bringing this up is because we got asked on our feedback show yesterday like why I when with Charlemagne gonna say something or that. Someone was like, I'm interested to see what he will say, and I told them he's not gonna really say shit. That's his friend, that's his man's.

I'm not understanding everybody yell. All right, let's keep it going on the Andrew shouts topic. Like I said, very conversational episode today. But Charlemagne to God of course defends Andrew Schautz comments Kendrick Lamar basically saying and like I told like, the reason I'm bringing this up is because we got asked on our feedback show yesterday like why I when with Charlemagne gonna say something or that. Someone was like, I'm interested to see what he will say, and I told them he's not gonna really say shit. That's his friend, that's his man's.

Getting they podcast together.

Getting they podcast together.

They still have a podcast together that I don't expect. Why would you even expect Charlemagne to say something about that man? And you know he's not gonna be able to say anything where he's really calling out somebody close to him for disrespecting black women or making fun of sexual assault, because he's done both of those things. So, and this is part of the ecosystem issue, which is a lot of times people say they want people to speak up for stuff, but they won't let those people let go of or move on from the mistakes that they've made. Right, So, while these moments could show growth and for somebody to be like, hey, I made these mistakes. This person's making this mistake. Let me tell this person they are wrong for this, they should not do it. Most of us are just gonna pull out a this year dunk on that person. And so I think you kind of make people be quiet that you claim you want to hear speak up. But ultimately the smarter move from the vast majority of these guys is to shut the fuck up, because they don't need y'all going through there. They're all their old history and being like, yeah, you saying that today, but there was a time when blank. So, of course Andrew Schulz made his rape reference to Kendrick Lamar. I would make love to him, and there's nothing he could do about it. I'll make love to him, and the only thing he could do is the side of his consensual or not. I would go so far as say he couldn't stop most people on the planet from having sex with him. He's talking a lot of shit, but if it came down to it, I could put him on my lap, I could feed him a bottle. And this is because Kendrick Lamar told the black men around Andrew Schultz stop letting him talk bad about black women. And Andrew, of course you took it personal, even though he claims it's just jokes and comedy. I mean, I've you know, listened to and watched the segments and the voice that he's delivering this in don't really seem like comedy. No, I don't think he's you know, like it wasn't like ha ha. This is more of my hilarious segment on it. And of course, just off slightly off screen slightly to the right, is the black man that Kendrick Lamar is talking about sitting up there being used. I believe it was in the lyrics where Kendrick says the niggas that be in rooms with him and the coons were sliding on them, so it wasn't even about Andrew Schultz really. But the next after he says this, where he threatens the sexually assault Kendrick Lamar as ha ha with a hilarious joke, We're gonna rap I'm a white man gonna rape the black man because that's uh, you know that somehow is okay. He ends up going on his Brilliant Idiots with Charlet Maine and I'm just not familiar with this, sister, because I don't watch their show like that. But of course then he's now claiming to be getting death threats.

They still have a podcast together that I don't expect. Why would you even expect Charlemagne to say something about that man? And you know he's not gonna be able to say anything where he's really calling out somebody close to him for disrespecting black women or making fun of sexual assault, because he's done both of those things. So, and this is part of the ecosystem issue, which is a lot of times people say they want people to speak up for stuff, but they won't let those people let go of or move on from the mistakes that they've made. Right, So, while these moments could show growth and for somebody to be like, hey, I made these mistakes. This person's making this mistake. Let me tell this person they are wrong for this, they should not do it. Most of us are just gonna pull out a this year dunk on that person. And so I think you kind of make people be quiet that you claim you want to hear speak up. But ultimately the smarter move from the vast majority of these guys is to shut the fuck up, because they don't need y'all going through there. They're all their old history and being like, yeah, you saying that today, but there was a time when blank. So, of course Andrew Schulz made his rape reference to Kendrick Lamar. I would make love to him, and there's nothing he could do about it. I'll make love to him, and the only thing he could do is the side of his consensual or not. I would go so far as say he couldn't stop most people on the planet from having sex with him. He's talking a lot of shit, but if it came down to it, I could put him on my lap, I could feed him a bottle. And this is because Kendrick Lamar told the black men around Andrew Schultz stop letting him talk bad about black women. And Andrew, of course you took it personal, even though he claims it's just jokes and comedy. I mean, I've you know, listened to and watched the segments and the voice that he's delivering this in don't really seem like comedy. No, I don't think he's you know, like it wasn't like ha ha. This is more of my hilarious segment on it. And of course, just off slightly off screen slightly to the right, is the black man that Kendrick Lamar is talking about sitting up there being used. I believe it was in the lyrics where Kendrick says the niggas that be in rooms with him and the coons were sliding on them, so it wasn't even about Andrew Schultz really. But the next after he says this, where he threatens the sexually assault Kendrick Lamar as ha ha with a hilarious joke, We're gonna rap I'm a white man gonna rape the black man because that's uh, you know that somehow is okay. He ends up going on his Brilliant Idiots with Charlet Maine and I'm just not familiar with this, sister, because I don't watch their show like that. But of course then he's now claiming to be getting death threats.

All right, don't be surprised if he goes creat Listen some of some of the Kendrick stands I've been posting shit like telling me they're gonna take out my family.

All right, don't be surprised if he goes creat Listen some of some of the Kendrick stands I've been posting shit like telling me they're gonna take out my family.

On like pictures of my child.

On like pictures of my child.

You surprised, but this is the nature of the game social media. It's like like, but he says that line. He says that line, his parents, his friend, his some of his fans, and the majority of his fans don't do anything. The majority's fans are just like, they like hip hop, they think he's a great musician. But the most extreme ones on a picture of my eight month baby are going, you better take security everywhere because I'm coming for your whole family.

You surprised, but this is the nature of the game social media. It's like like, but he says that line. He says that line, his parents, his friend, his some of his fans, and the majority of his fans don't do anything. The majority's fans are just like, they like hip hop, they think he's a great musician. But the most extreme ones on a picture of my eight month baby are going, you better take security everywhere because I'm coming for your whole family.

And this is like multiple So to me, that person, I don't blame Kendrick.

And this is like multiple So to me, that person, I don't blame Kendrick.

We can't control with our fans to but that person, I go, you talked about my kid, man, like I have to screenshot.

We can't control with our fans to but that person, I go, you talked about my kid, man, like I have to screenshot.

You know who you are, and if I ever see you that you can't you can't play with it.

You know who you are, and if I ever see you that you can't you can't play with it.

Yeah, I want you.

Yeah, I want you.

I want you.

I want you.

That's why I'm not I don't feel feel about someone giving it to Drake.

That's why I'm not I don't feel feel about someone giving it to Drake.

But my thing is this, So you say what you say, kendreing ain't post take that personally.

But my thing is this, So you say what you say, kendreing ain't post take that personally.

You can say I'm going to sexually assault you, and then you're like Wow, these fans are overreacting with these threats. Well maybe they're up and coming comedians. Maybe they're joking. You can't play with that, can If I can play with you, you can play with saying you're gonna sexually assault me. You can play like that because because you put the you put the name tag comedian on and the rest of the world. We can't have a reaction to that. If you talking specifically about me, I can't say shit to that. I'm being too sensitive. But anonymous people death threatening you, which we know ain't gonna happen all of a sudden, Now we need to have a serious contest. You motherfucking flip flopping ass bitch. You're playing or you're playing the sympathy game when you have none yourself. That's crazy and so it's just kind of whacked me, and I believe, uh just so for accuracy, he says, we recorded this podcast before I responded to Kendrick. So you're talking about death threats and being a victim right here, right because hey, I'll said some bad stuff about black women. It was just a joke. Why are people death threatening me? Then you want on your show and say I'm gonna rape this guy, that's just making it worse. That'll make it.