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Life's Rocky Road
Join PC Steve, alongside the sparkling personality of the dynamic trio of Sam & Britt, as we reflect on last week's heated exchange and how we've transformed it into a lesson on the beauty of bouncing back. We set the stage for a candid discussion on everything from cosplay catastrophes to the intricate web of personal grooming norms, sprinkled with humor and personal tales that'll have you both cringing and laughing.
You've undoubtedly faced questions about your roots and the impact of your past on your present success. We open up about the shadows of poverty and family secrets that often stay hidden, revealing unexpected truths and the undeniable importance of remembering where we came from. Transitioning smoothly, our banter takes a turn into the realms of self-improvement and the harsh realities of the business world, where we shed light on the misunderstood concept of maturity, and dive into the nitty-gritty of financial planning and retirement savings. These are the conversations that ground us in reality, while still leaving room for a good chuckle.
But hold on, we're not just here for the serious talk. We also navigate the choppy waters of gender dynamics, societal safety, and relationships, not shying away from the intensity such dialogues often bring to the forefront. And for those who are fascinated by the darker corners of human belief, we dissect the gripping influence of cults like NXIVM. To top off our rollercoaster ride, we throw a playful punch at the zodiac and undergarments, because who doesn't love a good jab at the stars and stripes of boxer briefs? So, if you're up for a ride through the emotional spectrum with a side of laughter and controversy, come join the conversation.
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Speaker 2:This is the Minority Plus One Podcast.
Speaker 1:Chill Plus one podcast.
Speaker 2:First off, I just want to start off this episode with PC Steve. I just want to let everybody know Thank you for all the wishes and the thoughts. Last week's episode was quite contentious, but I just want to let everybody know that everything is okay. There is no animosity here on the Minority Plus One podcast between me or my co-host Sam. We realized that it was a healthy argument that we were happy to display for you, the listeners and the viewers, to just, you know, kind of see how people who disagree and have arguments on the fly, how you can reconcile and have a healthy disagreement. And again, this is PC Steve and I would like to thank everybody. And now back to our regular scheduled programming. What's going?
Speaker 2:on it's the king of the hefferies, it's oreo. We are back once again podcasting to you and, as always, we got the ladies, why? Why? Because I started off like that let's go yes darlings, tell them who are you. It's sam crystal, it's bernie and I'm your host, steven. This is the minority, plus one podcast chill. See, this is the reason why I'm the creator. You're the star, I'm the star. This is why I keep trying to tell you because you had to do a whole fucking whole thing, you well sam, you discretion.
Speaker 3:Well, sam, there was a few people no, people were in my d, my DMs too, like y'all good, yeah. Or they were like I gotta listen to this episode. This is like old school Minority Plus One episodes I gotta listen to it I gotta listen to it, but me and Steve argue all the time yeah, guys. Well, I'm glad everyone else enjoyed it, because I was sitting here fucking annoyed as fuck it happens.
Speaker 2:You did a good job being them kind of mediator a little bit. You did a good job, you were a bitch was putting her two cents in you right.
Speaker 3:She don't listen, you right, she's mean, you right.
Speaker 5:Like I let that shit go, I let it slide, I let it go, but you was definitely, you was adding your shit in there.
Speaker 3:You know, how she is Yep, yep.
Speaker 1:Steve, you right.
Speaker 2:Steve, you was talking your shit, shut the fuck up. Like I said, guys, you know, honestly, yo I promise y'all, like literally when the podcast was done, like we were fine, yeah, you know I apologize for raising my voice. I could have handled that so much better, but you know learning processes. I was. I was very you angered the hell out of me and I barely did anything Like I didn't even do.
Speaker 3:Sam, did you do what I asked?
Speaker 2:Did you do what I asked? It's not that I didn't do anything, but for you to get your blood pressure up. Did you watch the show? No, no you did?
Speaker 3:I got a real quick One and two out of nowhere yeah that, but other than, but, other than that, like him voicing, she did do a slight interruption and you're like yeah, you're like this is what I'm talking about, and you were sweating and pumping at the mouth and I was like damn steve shit, my bad much like a drop of water that constantly lands in the same place on concrete right.
Speaker 2:It don't bother you at first but, over years.
Speaker 4:Yeah, that's what I'd be doing with you too, I'd be letting go, letting go, and then, one time you make, one small shit and I'm like you know what bitch that's.
Speaker 3:That's enough today, like that's enough, that's enough. And you'd be like no bitch, like I've been letting shit slide for like fucking six months now. Now you fucking pissing me the fuck off, not six months. Yes, yes.
Speaker 1:That's why I'm doing it Bye man, you should slide.
Speaker 5:Man come on. All right, that's all. But yo guys you said it was enough.
Speaker 3:Yeah, I guess that's what it was, but that wasn't enough.
Speaker 2:He had enough. So, guys, like I said, first off, that was first last week. Like I said, uh, healthy conversation and uh, I wanted to just to just shout out because I forgot to respond to everybody who actually had messaged. Thank you to Q, the only other light skinned person I like. I appreciate the awesome message. I'm glad that you enjoyed it and you saw it.
Speaker 3:You're talking about Quinoa. Yeah, okay, yes, yes, yes, quinoa. Oh yeah, I'm going to read his.
Speaker 2:Actually, yeah, okay, yes, yes, yes, oh yeah, I'm gonna read his. Actually, I'm gonna read it and uh, obviously, um, and again, we'll be reading it too, but I want to send a personal thank you to leo as well. Shout out to both of them.
Speaker 3:They both were like you know, that was healthy soon, you know, because that you know you was listening, you was taking accountability, like I fucking said I did and yeah, I'm not that I didn't say you didn't take accountability.
Speaker 2:I'm just saying you don't hush your beak when it's time.
Speaker 3:sometimes that's all.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I never said you don't take accountability, I'm just saying there's times.
Speaker 3:Because what you going to do? I took accountability and what? What? Now Take my ball and go home. I can take my ball and go home. No, my point is saying is I feel like people are scared to take accountability, like you got to punch them in the face or something and I'm just like okay, I'm gonna take accountability, and then what?
Speaker 3:what? You gonna hit me now. No like, so what am I scared of? Let me just take the accountability, and so we can move on. So, uh, that's big for a lot of people, though.
Speaker 4:So yeah, yeah, but that's, but that's what I mean.
Speaker 3:It's like they're afraid aside. Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2:That's the reason why I was happy of that episode because it was me slight. I lost my shit. Yeah, I had to bring myself back down. You know that we shared our frustrations. We whatever she took accountability for what she did. I, at the end of it, was like I'd really. I apologize for raising my voice because I didn't.
Speaker 2:I shouldn't have. I could have handled it so much better. Um so yeah, I mean honestly, like I said, last week was a fucking old school episode. If you haven't seen it sam versus steve it is worth a listen and a watcheroo if you want to see me get red. Uh he said, he said but uh, sam, I know you're excited for this weekend yes, y'all.
Speaker 3:So when y'all hear this, it'll be monday, so it already passed. But I will be volunteering at saratoga comic-con. I'm really excited are you dressing?
Speaker 2:are you allowed to dress up and volunteer?
Speaker 3:yes, okay, I am gonna dress up. The thing was my first costume didn't come out right like I was gonna be mystique, but old school mystique from the cartoon from the 90s, with the skull belt and the white dress or whatever, yeah, but the tights I got to mimic her blue skin were see-through so you could see everything.
Speaker 3:So I was like, nah, there's kids there and shit, so I changed it to domino I changed it yeah, I changed it to domino from uh, deadpool 2, but kind of mixed it in with her, her, um, with the comic book version of her as well could you just make sure you shave your armpits, because in the movie she doesn't shave her armpits.
Speaker 2:Really, yeah, watch, watch deadpool 2 you'll say why did that?
Speaker 3:that really bothered you?
Speaker 2:it did. It kind of did because she's so sexy and she's natural fair enough, but still, you know what's crazy.
Speaker 3:When I was younger that bothered me, but I see more and more women like that. That shit don't even bother me no more.
Speaker 1:I don't care what age we are.
Speaker 3:I don't think it's cute either. I don't think it's not cute or cute. Does that make sense? When I just see hair under the armpit, I just think man, Personally I shave because I sweat and the odor and I do love a nice, it just looks better.
Speaker 4:I don't understand why we're letting it.
Speaker 3:I can see legs, not for a long amount of time.
Speaker 4:But I can see, like you know, some little stubbed hairs here and there.
Speaker 3:Actually, I don't like a bush.
Speaker 2:I go for a little hair, don't bother. Yeah, it doesn't, I don't care.
Speaker 1:A bush? No, not't care, I mean a bush no no, not really.
Speaker 3:Whatever.
Speaker 2:You know the bushes no well, a bush, you know, a bush, we're separating you know a bush you're separating. You know that right, so I'll give you a quick story when I was younger, right um, and this is where I I think she was inappropriate, I think I was a little underage. We both, you know I was in mechanical and um, yeah, I was sitting there playing super nintendo, uh in her room, and uh, I was. I was fucking up aladdin and uh I looked over.
Speaker 3:No lion king was hard. No lion king was so. I can never get past that elephant green. I was stuck on that elephant for a minute For years.
Speaker 2:I turn and look over. She is legit.
Speaker 3:Playing with her pussy. Oh wow, steve, steve's flexible y'all.
Speaker 5:You got a two to ten minority play.
Speaker 3:He just spread eagles Butt naked.
Speaker 2:She was just like spread eagle on her bed, like pretending she was asleep, but butt naked. So I'm like, and I'm like over there, like hold on, Like that scene in Dragon Ball and. I'm like, I'm just like You're poking it. I'm like I was like I wanted to, but I didn't Wait what.
Speaker 3:She was spread eagle like that yeah.
Speaker 2:I was like I wanted to, but I didn't Wait what she was spread eagle like that, yeah, Pretending to be, I think she was asleep, or at least pretending. But my question is I was like first off, I am how old was I. You're a kid yeah.
Speaker 3:Okay, I don't even think I was like 10 or 11. I had to be like 10 or 11. I was.
Speaker 2:It was like when I was playing house, yeah.
Speaker 3:So I'm like, okay, I didn't know what I was staring at, I just knew, yeah, lady, part of course, but I'm like I didn't, so I just went. How do we get to fucking saratoga? I don't know. I want to get back to what I was talking about, because now we just got back to, like you know I was to get into it, and happy single to Maya, to everybody.
Speaker 2:Happy single to Maya.
Speaker 3:But like child molestation, let's go back to Sarah Turner.
Speaker 2:No, I don't think it was Because she was young herself.
Speaker 4:I was like 10 or 11.
Speaker 2:She had to be no more than 14. Maybe 13 next.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I was were just she was just horny. Yeah, right, like horny. Maybe nobody had that discussion with her. That's true like this is. Maybe something happened to her as well, like sexually abused.
Speaker 3:I just feel it maybe like kids get like you think you're entering that age. You're so like your hormones are going. What if you're just so horny and nobody's ever had that conversation with you and you don't know what? Oh, it could be multitude things, yes, you could just naturally be just a hyper-sexualized child, which is a little disturbing I mean, that's why your parents should like kids like they. That's why they turn on the porn and they're interested.
Speaker 2:Or an older kid, this was 97, 98 yeah, somebody this is pre-internet.
Speaker 1:Yeah, this is dirty books, huh magazine this is when you had to sneak around you hadn't.
Speaker 3:You had no idea what's going on, why you feel these emotions, that you feel, but you knew what it was because it's biologically.
Speaker 1:She was a little older.
Speaker 4:This is how we're built biologically makes sense exactly though.
Speaker 3:However, I'm saying hypersexualization is is a little disturbing because it could mean like, like you said, they could just naturally be like that, never had the discussion, their parents are tone deaf to it, or you know they were abused sexually.
Speaker 3:I remember I was like on Facebook and there's this young boy he couldn't be no older than I swear to you, like 12. And he was taking pictures with his little shorts, like talking about thick thighs, and I was like and the comments were like yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, and then I was like no one's seeing like this 12 year old is hyper. It's not that he's gay, that's not the problem. It's that he's hyper sexualized. Like right, like thick, what like? You're 12, go do homework, nigga, but anyway, let's get off the phone I don't even know how.
Speaker 3:I don't know she had a bush. You never even finished the bitch. Yeah, she did and you were just like.
Speaker 2:That's why you don't mind bushes I mean, I figured like it's like britney's really into this bush right now.
Speaker 3:I don't even think I could, because of all the laser hair removal and waxing that I do. I don't even think it could get to that point. I got a light caesar. Yeah, well, that's as most as I'm saying, that's not a bush a light.
Speaker 4:Caesar is not no, damn no no, I, I like some hair.
Speaker 3:I don't like it. But a light caesar is okay. But, but you don't like a ball. I do the ending strip. Yeah, that's right yeah, all right.
Speaker 2:Well, so what do you? That's what I was saying.
Speaker 3:Oh, yes, yes so, yeah, I'll be dressed as domino. Um, I'm excited, um, I drove again this week, y'all and producer bae let me drive his car, his baby god bless you grocery store and we were totally safe it was great however, oh, price shopper down the street, y'all still shopping. Price shopper only when we need something yeah, I mean, if you want to drive my car in the parking lot, I gotta first see you in the parking lot, and then I'm really, actually I'm good.
Speaker 3:However, no, I'm really I actually feel more confident than I ever have. Um, I even know how to parallel park. Yeah well, the, the instructor who was at my last, so my last class was with the instructor not the instructor, excuse me, the, um, the owner of the of the driving lessons and he showed me like the trick and it's perfect. Every single time I do it, the trick to parallel park.
Speaker 3:But steve, when you walked in here and you were talking about pedestrians, you ain't never fucking lying because I swear I got road rage I'd be like oh, my fucking god, I'm like, I'm like, move, move yeah, I told you I'm gonna tell y'all my second, so the two other, so only did three lessons, the two first lessons with with this older lady she's like a grandmother, she's really cool. I, I drove home the second lesson from all the way by shop, right and but I drove through third app, so that's the hood. So I'm driving because I'm a student driver, so I get to like henry johnson, did you flick off everybody?
Speaker 4:no, no, this is what I'm getting to, so I went to him.
Speaker 1:No, I was just like no, I did.
Speaker 3:I was like fuck you and your fat ass, white girlfriend. But, um, so because, yeah, anyway, so I get to henry johnson, which is kind of busy, right. So I'm um at the. You know I'm waiting for the light, I'm going and this two couple are walking across the street that they're walking slow, but I'm pretty much like I'm on break. I stopped the girls looking all crazy. I said I ain't gonna fucking hit you, bitch, damn move.
Speaker 3:I thought I was about to fight her like I was getting tight because she was like I'm like bitch, you good get the fuck take that hat off. It was like this big shiny wig like I was, like I had the instructed lady dying. She's like you're too fucking funny.
Speaker 2:Because I was just like she was with me.
Speaker 3:Yeah, it was the lesson it was her final lesson yeah, so how long do you guys go? An hour? You guys go an hour, okay, and you just drive all around, okay, yeah yo, I was.
Speaker 2:I was driving behind um a student driver and I was like I hope to fucking god it's him. I was so sam.
Speaker 4:Sam.
Speaker 2:I was going to fuck with you. So bad, don't do that. I was going to be like they do. Do that constantly.
Speaker 3:I'm like yo, I'm learning what's next after the lesson? You going to get your license now. Well, I got to do the five hour.
Speaker 4:Which I'm going to do through this company, because it's only like 50. But I already have my permit, okay.
Speaker 3:Yeah.
Speaker 2:I just need to do the fire, and I'm going to do it, but I didn't know.
Speaker 3:I don't to me, what's the sense if I'm not, if I don't know how to?
Speaker 4:drive, so I can take this. Well, sean could do it, you could do it and he did, yeah, he passed, he got his license, was driving.
Speaker 3:I when I talk I get distracted so I missed like two stop signs. I was like, oh, sorry, because I was talking to the instructor and I was like, yeah, so my fear driving, you know I think it comes from. And he's like because, you know, he got the brake and I was like what? Oh, I was like he can control, yeah yes I didn't know.
Speaker 3:You are looking at me like I'm supposed to be fucking, knowing what the fuck is going on. So I never took a driving class. My dad taught me how to drive so in the passenger seat. There's a brake, Okay. So he has his own steering wheel.
Speaker 4:No, no, no, Just the brake, just the brake.
Speaker 3:I control the car he just brakes when. Okay. When it's necessary, when she's not paying attention to stop signs and he's like you gotta pay attention. I'm like, yeah, but I'm chatting anyway. But, steve, I feel your pain with the pedestrians.
Speaker 2:Yo it just happened it just all right, I'm I've about, I've about had it. Okay, I really believe I should be allowed to clip somebody. If you Sam, just right over here he was already standing where the light was, tell me why he comes down two car lengths to cut in front between the cars. Oh, that's dangerous. Why, yeah, why, what? Why? What is wrong with you people?
Speaker 3:Well, that person might have been on drugs or something, because I swear that same shit happened to me Steven don't care While I was driving.
Speaker 2:I smoke and walk and, sam, I know that I am a tad bit too messed up, so you know what I do.
Speaker 3:Sam, there is a safe walkway right over there with a light that I can wait, yeah, for it to turn red. I had a lady that was giving me such anxiety. I'm over by like um, this is part. I was driving doing the lesson. This was what. What's that ghetto ass street that's like one block from here? Is that lexington?
Speaker 3:don't ask me lex anyway, it was right there, mad drug addicts. This fucking old lady kept like ping-ponging across the street, across the street and I'm like, and the right is red, so I'm like it needs to go green, but she keeps going back and forth across the street like it was giving me so much anxiety. I can't but hold that thought, cuz we gotta take a break and we're back so I have a quick question.
Speaker 2:Oh wait first. I'm sorry I'm all skipping, brittany, what you got going on for this weekend. You all dolled up ready for Cinco de Mayo.
Speaker 3:Looks like Anybody who knows me knows I love Cinco de Mayo. Why, I don't know. It's just like Christmas.
Speaker 2:Is it cause you kind of passed as Spanish If I could switch my birthday from you know what, steve?
Speaker 3:I don't know. What is it cause? It's not like I just love.
Speaker 4:Cinco de Mayo.
Speaker 3:I love like just Do you know what it stands for tequila? And I love you don't gotta like my holiday just because you like tacos and tequila.
Speaker 2:Well, that's for me, that's not enough every holiday has alcohol holiday, birthday, love, love, love.
Speaker 3:I will take tacos and tequila, that's all year round holiday, birthday okay you know what it means um
Speaker 1:I actually don't know what it means.
Speaker 3:You're the spanish one here on the podcast you want to tell us, but I do know what it means.
Speaker 4:You want you want to tell us what's the good of my own means. Do you want to give us the history lesson?
Speaker 3:celebration of a? Uh battle that they won won by the French. No, they won a battle to the French in the 1800s. Yeah, it was a battle the French came to conquer and they won on May 5th in 1868, I think, oh alright, hey, congratulations.
Speaker 2:So they were like we win, we win we win, but anyways in 1868, I think.
Speaker 3:oh, alright hey, congratulations.
Speaker 4:But anyways, I remember. But you know what, though, the reason?
Speaker 3:why I remember is because years ago I looked it up, because a lot of people think it's Mexican Independence Day. No, no.
Speaker 2:Mexican Independence Boxing Day no, but a lot of people think that single day mile was it.
Speaker 3:We know that much. So yeah, no, but a lot of people think that single day mile was it.
Speaker 5:I'm like we know that much. Yeah, it's so yeah.
Speaker 2:But, dear bitch, you can drink tequila at your tacos any day. I mean, with all due respect, you treat every pod like it's single day mile. Right, you take tequila every day. Like every pod, is single day mile for you, bitch.
Speaker 1:I don't give a fuck.
Speaker 5:I didn't ask you to, I was just saying I, I don't give a fuck.
Speaker 1:Okay, I didn't ask you to, I'm just saying I don't care. I didn't ask you to, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not saving you from getting your shit stolen anymore.
Speaker 2:I'm going to take that. I'm going to let you leave your car open, maybe every.
Speaker 3:Tuesday I like to have a little Cinco de Mayo Having.
Speaker 4:Only.
Speaker 3:Tuesdays, taco Tuesday, the specials, like you know. Maybe I try to, you know, relive a little cinco de mayo, but no, I don't have to relive it because this weekend is the real cinco de mayo and I'm gonna get you any excuse for you to party, right you know I don't care. Any excuse to enjoy life. Life is hard enough. If they want to throw a fucking hot dog day, I'm down for that we know.
Speaker 1:okay, I'm down for that too, I love the glizzies.
Speaker 3:Okay, gleasing me the fuck up, all right, I think they really do.
Speaker 4:They do have a national. I was about to say they have a day for everything, but you know what Life is tough.
Speaker 3:So for whatever we can celebrate, celebrate it. I'm all for enjoying yourself.
Speaker 2:Eat them glizzies Basically Only cruise ship glizzies, though can I have a quick question, real quick, I mean. Can I ask a quick question? Do you think, no, that rich people, like athletes you know, people who may have came up poor but they've been, they've reached a super high level of success Do you think they should still be allowed to be like man? I remember when I was broke and poor and coming up and all this other shit. You think so.
Speaker 3:I'm going to tell you why, cause being poor is traumatizing. It is traumatizing. It is one of the most traumatizing events of my life, besides jail and all the other traumatizing things that's happened. Being poor is very traumatizing Not having anything being made fun of, being hungry, being embarrassed because you have to wear Salvation Army, bad stuff Thanks, mom, couldn't get the good Salvation Army stuff, couldn't go on Wednesdays, but you know it's traumatizing. So I think you know. Yeah, they're just speaking about their history, steve, like what?
Speaker 2:What about you, britt? What do you think? Or do you not care, because I have a theory.
Speaker 3:Not that I don't care, but I I mean to hear you say that it's traumatizing, and maybe that's why people do spend their money that way. When they do get it, oh yeah, you know what I mean. It could make sense when you had nothing yeah, when you don't have anything it's so nice that I can buy whatever the fuck I want now.
Speaker 2:Okay, See Now this is where. That is where I was. That is where I was thinking as well. I do not agree, and I'll tell you why. Okay, but Steve, you are poor nigga, so hold on. So I think you know what it's like Hold on. So I think you were poor. You know what it's like. I think you were poor.
Speaker 3:I'm still poor.
Speaker 2:I think I grew up poor.
Speaker 3:I'm still poor? I thought so, but it was just you and your mom. Yes, Okay, In the beginning it was actually me and my mom, my brother and my little sister oh wow, it was all of you guys. You have a sister.
Speaker 2:Mm-hmm.
Speaker 3:What you never talk about her Never.
Speaker 1:I've only heard you talk about Justin.
Speaker 3:Yeah, what Is she alive? Mm-hmm, what's good with her? Is she good? It's complicated, oh, okay.
Speaker 2:Fair enough, she older, not by me.
Speaker 3:It's your dad's daughter.
Speaker 2:No, we all have the same.
Speaker 3:We all have separate dads. Okay, yeah, my mom got baby daddies too.
Speaker 2:Three babies. So I will say this I'm shocked Me too.
Speaker 3:I'm shocked that you have a sister. Can we get Wait before you start? I'm like what Is?
Speaker 2:she the oldest, or are you the oldest? I'm the oldest grandchild. I'm the oldest in the family.
Speaker 3:So how does she? Where does she? Yeah, where does she lie? She's the middle child between you three, right?
Speaker 2:No, she's the youngest out of my mom's.
Speaker 3:This is your mother's daughter. Yes, she's the youngest. Where is she? I've never met her. She's white right, yes.
Speaker 2:She's in Colony.
Speaker 3:Is she closer to her? Oh, she's out here. You guys just aren't cool.
Speaker 2:I told you it was complicated and again, it has nothing to do with me. Oh, it's zero to do with me. Is she racist? No, I was gonna say yeah, that was yeah that was my first thought no no, okay, this uh again, it's uh, it's a complicated issue, so uh steve.
Speaker 3:I'm fucking shocked. You know what? This week britney didn't give me a new fact about her. It was steve. I've known steve for like 10 plus years and didn't know. I know justin. I've met justin multiple times, his younger brother. I have never known you to have a sister. That's crazy so she got kids no okay, she's just a lonely white woman. No, she's not. She's engaged she's engaged.
Speaker 3:She's engaged white man yes, okay I don't know, bro, this is the time I should like you, because you blackers are like see, I'm not gonna let you do that, okay.
Speaker 2:Okay because and this is why I hate when you always go to race because I told you this is complicated, so get off it okay, all right now, the reason why I wanted to bring that up is simply because I think if you, let's say, you grew up and I'll just use sports as an analogy because it's the quickest way to gain wealth and if you happen to be able to do it, so let's just say if you know, up until I don't count college as being broke oh, oh no, there's some broke house.
Speaker 2:No, I understand that. But I'm talking about if you're a professional athlete. If you're an athlete, especially now that you can get paid in college.
Speaker 3:You couldn't before. That's why I thought they were broke then.
Speaker 2:So now you can, so I have this thing right. I could be wrong, but this is my theory. I could be wrong, but this is my theory. I think, for every year where you're financially good, wealthy, rich, whatever you want to do, whatever level, I think it knocks off two years worth of I remember being broke. So, for instance, I remember being broke. So, for instance, if you were broke from age zero to about 20, and then from 20 to 30, you're rich. Those 10 years cancel out, hold on, I'll tell you what.
Speaker 2:Cancel out the 20 years of the bullshit, and I will explain why of the bullshit and I? And I will explain why because the likelihood of you, the likelihood of you ending up back to where you started, very high, is extremely low. No, sam, I'm talking about if you grew up again public transportation only eating maybe once a day, things like that, sam, as an athlete, as somebody who's coming to millions, uh, as as as a, if you've come into millions, be it. Whatever you do, and you have been able to maintain that for that amount of time, I'm sorry, I don't want to hear about your struggles back in the day. Um, I'm being hold on and I'll tell you why. Because the reason why I'm sorry, I don't want to hear about your struggles back in the day, um, I'm being hold on and I'll tell you why. Because the reason why I'm saying that, sam, is because I'm one paycheck away from going right back to square one.
Speaker 2:So I feel this is again. This is me. I can be dead wrong, I can be completely steven. You're stupid, shut up, you're, you're overthinking this. It means nothing. Uh, I don't know what it is Like when they, when I hear it, it bugs me because it's like yo it's like it's because they're rich now.
Speaker 3:It's like yo.
Speaker 2:It's like yo you, you, you still don't.
Speaker 3:I don situation I don't think it's that. I think it's them just telling them if I can do it I was in the same position you were I did that whole I understand how you're feeling right now and it's like I really don't think you do like I really don't forget where well, some people do forget where they come from when they get my.
Speaker 2:No, I'm sorry to say it, but living quite nice. Uh, I'm sorry it erases a lot of shit. I. I told you you would have to really fuck up, like do you know how bad 50 cent would have to fuck up in order for him to end up back in Queens where he in his grandmama's basement it's not happening.
Speaker 3:Well, I'll say this I always say, if I came, if I came into some money, I and I'm already cheap. I know I'm cheap now I'd still be really cheap.
Speaker 5:Can I hold on that I?
Speaker 1:would hold on to that money.
Speaker 3:Thank you no I would get this essentials.
Speaker 1:I get a car what did she tell me last?
Speaker 3:week she might spend it. Y'all don't. Y'all don't know how much I spent. I got a good a little chunk in my savings account because I save a lot of no, adam girl. That's what's up, as you should, because I like to hold on to it and I look at it and I'm like, damn, this is a good amount of money, I should just spend it.
Speaker 2:But I don't do it because I'm like well, no, that's, you're doing the responsible thing as a poor person happens, and I use this money for trips.
Speaker 3:I use this money for emergencies, furniture, things like that. You know what I mean.
Speaker 2:Yes, you're doing the responsible poor people thing.
Speaker 3:So you think if I had money I would just be blowing it? No, because I'm afraid to get back. You know, lower than this isn't bad. Where I'm here, I'm saying where I've been. I've been in shelters, sleeping in my friend's cars Like I don't ever want to get there, and I always had a fear of that. Living alone, feeling like if I lost my job. Living alone, I'm done. I have to go right back to my mother's house. I that'd be rock fucking bottom for me, just like it was for you. But it's worse because me and my mom straight beef, we straight fight like it would tell your mom was happy you were there yeah, she was excited.
Speaker 3:Yeah, I stayed a week later because she guilted me almost did she make you some sun tea, because I you know what I'm gonna have her make some yeah, no, and bring it bring it to the park, bring it to the please. Yeah, tell her to bring. Yeah, I want some of this fucking sun tea.
Speaker 5:All right, god damn it all right, I'll have her do it next week's weather's gonna be shitty.
Speaker 2:So once we get to the 80s and shit like that, I'll have her make some sun tea please, just just so.
Speaker 3:I know my mom would make my experience home a living fucking hell.
Speaker 2:She would make it very known that she doesn't want me there, make me feel very unwelcome, you know yeah, you know what she did, because I came home I was like hey, mom, get ready to move out. Oh okay, I was gonna order pizza.
Speaker 3:I was like I guess I'll stay for pizza. I was like shit if she did it, just like that. She was like okay. I was like, oh, okay. But back to what you're saying. See, I think anybody should be able to express their traumas and their upbringings of how you know I know, but just don't, don't act like you get where I'm coming from right now.
Speaker 2:They do.
Speaker 3:No, you don't, because they have money now doesn't mean they don't. Some people do forget, like you do get people who act holly Hollywood when they get some money, like they don't know anybody, like they never been.
Speaker 2:Sam, I think you're mistaken, like I think you're mistaken what I'm saying, or maybe I'm not saying it correctly. It's not that you're like, oh, stay out of here, poor people. It's like don't identify with the struggle of I'm worried about rent this month. Can you please stop acting like you understand.
Speaker 3:I'm going through that just like I can't understand I'm confused, no, I don't think they do. To be quite honest, you're, you're talking about them being poor at one point. So yes, they understand that I'm confused. I am confused on what you're trying to say, sam. I'm just saying it sounds like you're just saying you're rich, shut the fuck up.
Speaker 2:So if somebody okay. So for instance if uh, if so, let's say, you've been poor for 20 years, rich for 20 years, does that not cancel each other out at some?
Speaker 3:point at some point at some point.
Speaker 2:Once you're hearing this right, it's like mike, I'm sorry, but it's like elon musk saying, man, I remember growing up it's not like you hate.
Speaker 3:No, it's not. Hold on I'm sorry.
Speaker 4:I love you because how are you gonna?
Speaker 3:tell a person to not share their struggles because they're rich for 20 years. No, do you know what I want to hear from rich people?
Speaker 2:yeah, how to get and keep their money, not, not you trying to identify with the poor folk. I want to know, like I want to see, how the fuck I'm supposed to maneuver if I ever make it to that level. How do I keep? How do I keep my money? Yeah, so I don't end up back here, um, but that's all I'm saying. I'm not saying you don't have seminars for that so so I'm not yeah, I'm just saying there's two sides of that coin. They got some classes.
Speaker 4:They got rich people who host seminars.
Speaker 3:They got rich people who just tell you for free on YouTube. Hey, I was eating.
Speaker 2:First off.
Speaker 3:I wasn't eating and we didn't have running water. But you know, I did this, I bust my ass and got to where I am because they want to tell you.
Speaker 2:But you know, I did this.
Speaker 3:I bust my ass and got to where I am because they want to tell you I'm just trying to identify with me because they simply just say that, to show you that you can do it too, that's it's supposed to be motivation I can jump from the free throw line but you can make. You could be rich in other ways, like doing this. You know you could do your only fans, like you were talking about I never said that you did sad panda productions oh yeah, that is true.
Speaker 2:I did say I could start my own adult company if I had a porn company, I'd call it sad panda productions oh, sad panda, yeah sad, sad panda productions. Why?
Speaker 3:is it sad? Should be happy.
Speaker 2:I'm sorry like.
Speaker 5:I'm sorry this is the fucking name. I don't need to explain shit like that.
Speaker 2:Now you want me to explain that shit. What are you talking about? It should be Happy Panda.
Speaker 3:It should be. I mean, why be sad?
Speaker 2:The sad panda needs some pussy to make him happy. It's like a whole thing.
Speaker 3:Well, I was just thinking he's happy because there's pussy everywhere. No, he's sad because he needs a pussy to get happy. Not me in particular. Like another sad panda, another sad panda. That's another sad panda, another mixed person. Oh okay.
Speaker 2:I really focus on, like the mixed people.
Speaker 3:So this would be a completely mixed only fan, sex production, porno production, everybody's welcome.
Speaker 2:You said only mixed people. I would specialize in it. So it would be the creme to the creme mixed people. I would specialize in it like mixed people.
Speaker 3:Yeah, I would, even the men don't just make all the women be by bad and the men look like shit. I'm so tired of seeing wesley pipes. If you and mr marcus if you think greasy asses with these beautiful ass women.
Speaker 2:If you think that I wouldn't treat my stars to the finest of the finest D I'm talking.
Speaker 3:Finest of the finest, d Wesley Pipe. You know who Wesley Pipe is, right, steve.
Speaker 2:I do watch for it. I know who it is.
Speaker 3:He is the funniest. It's because these young niggas Don't know how to hold it. They don't know how to hold it and don't know how to keep it going. They don't know how to keep it and don't know how to keep it going. They don't know how to keep it going. They're just too excited, and you know what I mean.
Speaker 4:The stamina you have to have to be up in porn?
Speaker 3:yeah, come on. But it's funny you say that because one of my really good friends was dating she's what? How old is she now? I'm 35. She's like 37, 38. She was dating like a 25 year old and it was. She said that she was like he comes so fast there's no pleasing women. Women can't have an orgasm in two minutes. That's y'all fault. Try harder. Some women can and most women can't. All right, so all I gotta say anyway are you gonna? Have mr wessie pipes in there. I'm crying okay first off.
Speaker 2:Like ain't he like a million?
Speaker 4:now you better hold additions he said I'll be part of the judging.
Speaker 3:She'll be paula and I'll be like I'll be fucking randy I'll be randy talking about. It's a no for me dog. It was really nice, really good, and Steve is going to be like get the fuck out of here.
Speaker 5:He's signed a cow.
Speaker 3:I'm Randy.
Speaker 5:She's Paula it was really nice.
Speaker 3:Thank you for coming.
Speaker 5:She's like. Your form was very nice. I like how you lift your leg up and then choked her as well.
Speaker 2:So I'm going to say go to hollywood go to hollywood but hold that thought cause we gotta take a break and we're back, but that's all I wanted to say. Guys, it was honestly. It was just like a random question I was thinking about on the way over here. I just wanted to see what y'all would say.
Speaker 3:I didn't fully think it out, I don't know all right, but let's get into some more segments, since we didn't get into them last week so let's get into some minority support.
Speaker 3:Yay, minority support is the segment we do every week where we read listeners comments and questions. This week, producer bae, could you pull up the screenshot? Uh, yes, you could pull this one first. Um, uh, with last week's episode, sam versus steve uh, leo says leo, leo says britney. Oh, hell, no, you not. I think when you said we were gonna do this every episode, have a therapy session oh no no, and she's like hell. No, you're not Hell no exactly.
Speaker 3:Yeah, leo puts. Steve, I get you. First step of self-improvement is self-reflection. I respect that you're looking to improve yourself. My advice is to start small. Make a plan, Stick to the plan. It takes sacrifice and it'll be uncomfortable. People will steer you out of your path, but stick to it. I knew you're gonna do that. Uh, start with allocating your income. Start a savings account. Put like 25 a week, slowly increase. Put it on a interest producing savings account. This, um. That's how I started three years ago and I managed to save 10k.
Speaker 2:Invest in a 401k or a roth ira yes, and hold on before you go on, sam, yeah, uh, yes, leo, 100 correct. I've already talked to my uncle about it and I was doing the uh 25 a week thing, but I was only.
Speaker 3:I was doing it in another checking account, so I ended up spending it, yeah, so no, you're 100 correct, yo, and I appreciate it yeah, can you uh click the read more producer bay under there, under the yep, that one I think he had, and he said um, there are steps to this, but you got to start somewhere. You got this, bro. And he also puts coming from someone who also doesn't know how to shut up. Sometimes Crystal doesn't mean it in a negative way, which is what I was fucking trying to say. When she jumps on a conversation, it's because she's actually very invested and actively engaged in the conversation. I drive my lady crazy, um, I drive my lady nuts also when she, when she all wants me, all she wants me to do is listen, and I don't. I try to engage and come up with solutions. It's not meant to be dismissive, it's impulsive. It that is hard to avoid, which is true no, I know, I know you mean well it's really impulsive.
Speaker 2:I don't know how to say I do it all the time.
Speaker 3:It drives me crazy. Yes, I've had.
Speaker 3:I've had people tell me that too, so I I do the same thing producer, can you pull up the clip, the uh, the screenshot, sorry, um, uh, and quenal, our guy quen. Hey, love the episode. I like how you all, you all tapping into deep work, where, how friends, where how friends should be able to give one another criticism. Sam Crystal, shout out to you for sticking in there and listening and opening up on who you are as a person. Steve, thanks for being open and just being yourself. I can totally agree that it's hard to just listen to something you don't want to hear, but I know it's healthy, especially when we are trying to make a connection. So, thanks to this episode, oh thank you.
Speaker 4:Thank you, man, I appreciate it everybody like inbox.
Speaker 3:I got like you all gotta watch these episodes like this is crazy, but you know, thank you guys thank you guys, thank you guys so much.
Speaker 2:And, uh, I told you sam, I was like yo. Because I was like sam, call this sam for steve yeah I want it, I was gonna put family feud no, yeah, and I said no, no, no, put sam versus steve all right, so that was minority support.
Speaker 3:So let's get into guess what friend it is, because we didn't have one last week, but the following week we did um, yeah, not the following week two weeks ago um producer.
Speaker 2:Could you pull up that and here you go brett oh, I get britain so you can, so you can share you guys remember to watch these clips because most of them are visual.
Speaker 3:You'll hear the audio, but most of them are visual. Tune into our youtube minority plus one. You have to tune into our YouTube. Make sure you like and make sure you subscribe. You guys got it. Yeah, we're good.
Speaker 2:Here we go, even though I know what it is.
Speaker 5:Right now, if I stick the pit bulls on you all, on your ass Bridget.
Speaker 3:You don't understand. It's so hard out there, Bridget, I don't have time for this. You see I'm trying to turn my life around. Look at my face. I feel like I'm making the same face. Prices at Whole Foods keep going up and up.
Speaker 5:It's expensive out there. Let me stop you both because you're good, you are really good. That was awful. Whatever little pride job you did was horrible. It was almost Boris-like. Here's the thing. You don't need an acting coach, what you need is a therapist. Bridget, that's what you need a therapist. I said it, that's how I feel. Well, you know, I was seeing a therapist three times a week when I was with your tired ass.
Speaker 3:All right, that's it off my property, right now okay, so I guessed uh, I was tiffany, britney was theget girl and obviously you're Kevin Hart. That is 100% correct, sam. Do you remember what you said? She said the same thing.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that is 100% correct Because, sam, you've actually done that, like with Brittany's in one of her moments. You, kate, I've seen you come in and be like yo, you don't understand what it's like.
Speaker 3:you know, for us women like when you guys are having your women. You know well, it's true, it's true. You don't say that, especially like I mean, y'all say that. But single women, single, you know, mature women, it's harder, it's, it's tough.
Speaker 2:You can say it, single old women no, excuse me let this bitch be mature like nobody's claiming mature yeah, yeah I mean we are mature.
Speaker 1:Mature is like 50 plus bitch so you want me to say older wait, you gotta be 50 till you're mature yes, mature, plus mature is 50.
Speaker 4:Well, maybe no. Mature is like how they categorize.
Speaker 1:I just thought yeah yeah.
Speaker 2:No how they categorize no, it's not.
Speaker 3:No, it's not. I think so. No, it is not. Well, I guess I meant to say like older. I didn't want to say older, because none of us are old here, but we are.
Speaker 2:Yes, we are. No, we're not old, everybody else, I'm turning 38 this year I, I still don't see that how old it's not old.
Speaker 3:I really don't.
Speaker 2:I, I really really don't all right we are closer to death than living longer. We're closer to 40 than we are 20 minutes we could literally die any. Like you get that right, like you might not get another 40, yeah, so you thinking you about to live to like 100? I didn't say that.
Speaker 3:God willing. I don't know if I'm gonna live to 100, but who I didn't say.
Speaker 2:Like at what point? Like why you wait until 50 To be like I'm finally mature?
Speaker 3:No, I'm just saying that's how, hey, stupid.
Speaker 4:I didn't say that for me. I said it Okay and hopefully I didn't say that for me.
Speaker 3:I mean okay, and hopefully I thought it was like they're saying the 40s are the new, like 30s they gotta stop, you know what I'm saying and you know what it really is, though, look, I don't hate that either. I look at women in their 40s and I'm like damn I'm hoping to look like that in my 40s, like, okay, like maya ashanti, yeah, like all, of all of these Jennifer Lopez in her 50s.
Speaker 4:She's closer to 60.
Speaker 2:She is closer to do. You know what I mean.
Speaker 3:That's true.
Speaker 2:Maturity is how you carry yourself.
Speaker 3:All I'm saying is classify yourself. You say old and mature, it just feels so older.
Speaker 1:I said older. You don't want to claim that you want it.
Speaker 2:Okay, we're closer to 40 than we are 20. So nobody said I'm closer to 20 than 40, but I don't feel like I'm loving this.
Speaker 3:I do not feel like 40 is it's not old it is, I said, older. I don't feel like that needs to classify us in. Oh, we got a couple good years left, like you know.
Speaker 4:I I don't feel like that's the case.
Speaker 2:I'm sorry.
Speaker 3:I'm sorry, it's a blessing to be, as you know, to get another year older. That is a blessing, yes, but I'm saying that mindset for me. I don't feel like I need to be like, oh, I'm mature now the granny like I typically this is what we do I typically don't like this like uh, but even like I was watching black interviews.
Speaker 2:He was talking to game and shit. He's like yo, it's like yeah, because you know he had. He was talking about that line. You know you 38 and you still rapping, and now game is like oh he's still fucking rapping.
Speaker 2:He's like yeah when I say I was young stupid I never, you know I never thought I'd see 40. Right, he's like yo. Now that I'm here, I was like yo, I actually really fucking like being 40. I like being older. Yeah, you know, I was. Yeah, he's like. Yeah. I said that then, not thinking I'd get here, and that's the same for me. I'm like yo, I never hopefully pictured myself. That's what I'm saying getting Getting to this age, absolutely, hopefully the 40s.
Speaker 3:For me, everything's more clear on where I want to be and that's when you should. I'm hopefully living my life like freely, you know kids are older, like everything's coming into place in 40s. For sure, for sure, alright.
Speaker 2:So producer said he has a clip for this.
Speaker 3:Okay, Producer Bae actually go back before you play this clip, for sure, for sure, all right. So producer said he has a clip for this. Okay, producer, may actually go back before you play this clip, because I need to do. Uh, guess what friend it is this week? It's my week, so her right, there all right, I'm guessing me, because she's white hold on. So it says me and hennessy okay, give britney the thing oh yeah, I'm sorry Before you play it, producer Bae.
Speaker 3:So again, y'all, you got to tune in to our YouTube minority plus one to see the clip, but it says me as a parent.
Speaker 4:Have you ever had a dream that you had? You do you want you.
Speaker 3:You want you you have you ever heard of that's it, that's it, I mean. Who else could it be? All right, I'm the only parent here.
Speaker 2:Technically, we got a stepmom, who All right.
Speaker 3:Start with you, steve. Who do you think that? Okay, oh well, okay, we can talk about stepmommies, okay.
Speaker 2:So I got to be honest with you. The way that little kid was just rambling, I get it. So that might be me as well. But if I had to pick a woman in the room, I definitely got to go with.
Speaker 4:Britt. I have to say this one's, britt. What about you, brittany?
Speaker 2:You're second, I'm third.
Speaker 3:What about you, britt? I mean, like I said, I'm the only parent here, but I, it could most definitely be me, but if we're talking about stepmoms, then yeah, I see you. You like, you like wine, I see you all day. Okay, well, comment down below who that clip represents. That's my, that's a guess. I'm more like um, I'll be back. I'm in the car smoking seafood for like 30 minutes.
Speaker 2:I'm going to see one of your kids coming out. Sam, I really want a pizza bagel.
Speaker 3:I wish they fucking ate pizza, bagel, shit. That's going to happen. Alright, hold on. Why don't we read it? It says what's something you get. So we have a random clip this week what's something you'll get a lot of. Oh, that's something you'll get a lot of hate for if you say it out loud.
Speaker 4:That 95 percent of the US population is brainwashed into believing that working 50 years of their life on a job that they don't really want to do and trading all of that for five to 10 years of quote unquote freedom. But it's not really freedom, because you're old and you can't even enjoy it. It is unrealistic. It is is, quite frankly, stupid. What's something you'll get a?
Speaker 3:lot that kid was spitting. I don't think that is crazy at all. Nobody's gonna look at you. We all feel the same way. Matter of fact, there's a woman in in my job now who's retiring in three weeks and she's like 68 that's fine.
Speaker 1:That's fine, most of she. What do you have? 10 years?
Speaker 3:right, even left right, to enjoy your life she can't even really like. He said like you're, we're all too old to really enjoy it again, guys.
Speaker 2:I think we hold on, I think our retirement is 60, so I think it is 60, 65. No, it's gonna go up, and went up already, well, okay, so so imagine you can't retire at 70.
Speaker 3:That's crazy.
Speaker 2:Well, okay, that's if you'd want to collect social security. If you're, all right. So again, this is where this is where this can be misleading. If you're, if you actually are smart when you're younger, work harder when you're younger honestly can't even enjoy it because most of those older people are broke and then hold on and then do everything that you do when you have, when you have the appropriate energy, when you have less responsibilities.
Speaker 3:Yeah, you can set like 80 something you can set yourself up it's crazy.
Speaker 2:You could set yourself up, if you want to, to retire at the greeters if you want to the, the Walmart greeters.
Speaker 3:Right, those were babies, but some people like to work. Hold on, I'm going to tell you one thing no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, go ahead. I'm going to tell you one thing when I was helping my friend become a, he was running for a certain part of politics, right? So when I was going around with him and that was the number one concern for seniors. It was where does he fall with me being able to work and me like, because I'm going to have to work when I retire? I'm not able to.
Speaker 3:Um, I can't afford you know, jobs are overlooking us and and I couldn't believe it the amount of and the amount of people and senior citizens that I've met who are struggling right now and need to work on a fixed income, on a fixed income and they can't even enjoy their life right now. So this is the this is a bigger issue than we really even know. It's true, okay so and you're one to talk. See you just last week. We're crying and talking about how much of a big deal shit you are because you didn't save.
Speaker 3:And now you're, you're. You're contradicting yourself and saying well, if people were smarter when they were younger and saved, they would be good when they retired, that's's not true?
Speaker 2:No, actually, what I said is not a You're young and you're smart and you're I'm not young anymore, I'm not. I'm 40 years old now, which is when most people Hold on, hold on, hold on, please. When most people start taking shit seriously, they tend to already have kids and they tend to be older.
Speaker 3:When you to be older, when you see, look at every, look at all these people steve, these people were working like their whole life.
Speaker 2:Hey again, I don't know what they spent their money on.
Speaker 3:I don't know I was in middle class, which we would call middle class area. I wasn't in any other thing, so I just didn't realize how big of an issue this was, until I was actually out there and I've met numerous, numerous elderly, elderly people who this is their concern and they're trying to find work.
Speaker 2:I understand that I understand this, I could get it, but you should be able to relax. Hold on. Some people don't want to relax, some people hold on. You don't know every old person, so you don't know people just want to get out and have the communication maybe their loved one died.
Speaker 3:I know a lot of people that come into the dispensary and they'll be chit chat. Those are the ones I hate.
Speaker 4:I'm sorry but they be chit chat about you being a widow. All right, that's enough, hold on. They just be bringing up. You could be looking. I'm like all right that's enough, hold on.
Speaker 2:They just be bringing up shit because they just want to talk. You could be looking at somebody who could be enjoying their life. That's what they do. That's what I'm saying. I just said that.
Speaker 3:I just said they're out there partying, needing someone to talk to, they're lonely. They get a job. That's one thing.
Speaker 2:I'm talking on this income. Yes, to come in because they haven't like been able to prepared when they were younger.
Speaker 3:That is a fact. That is the point. Doesn't that sound hypocritical? It's not coming from you. Really, really does, did you listen?
Speaker 2:this is why I asked you hold on everybody. It does hold on again. Did you listen to the episode last week? Yes you heard me say I wish I had done that when I was in my 20s, because now it's twice as hard, because I have to work twice as much to catch up for the stupid stuff I did back can I say something?
Speaker 3:why doesn't that apply to them as well? It applies to everybody, but some people choose to have fun.
Speaker 2:Some people choose to be like you know what?
Speaker 3:And some people fuck up.
Speaker 2:Okay, so then this is the reason why that's. Can I say I don't want to say this.
Speaker 3:I just want to say this. I don't care about what everybody else does.
Speaker 2:Do you think you're brainwashed into believing you have to work your whole life for that? No, no, no, I don't believe that. That we have to work our whole life no, I don't agree with that. No, I don't agree with that everyone believes you work yes, that's true.
Speaker 3:You go to this generation per se, not us, but our parents we've become a little bit more you know, we see we're really going on at the same time that has been instilled, you work, you pay your bills, credit everything falls into line and then you just retire and die, you stay home, okay, yes, you know what I'm saying, but that's not how it goes.
Speaker 4:What is laid out?
Speaker 3:for us.
Speaker 2:We know that that's okay, so, so, so, so how do so? This is what I'm saying, like we all right, and I actually finally think, I finally figured, I finally realized what I think this podcast should be for. It should be for people our age. It should be for us having these kind of discussions.
Speaker 3:Because we are friends by friends. Now we're aging, aging.
Speaker 4:We really should we really should, because you know what?
Speaker 2:Because, because I think it's irresponsible.
Speaker 3:You said if you're over 48, I think it's I think it's irresponsible don't even bother, don't even bother steve steve, I'm not gonna yell this time, I'm just gonna go on my phone but yes, yes we are brainwashed to think that I don't think so, absolutely I think you're brainwashed in thinking that you should be happy. We're going to the next clip. We're going to the next clip. Okay, wait, this is the shout out to the Stephen A Smith show. Go ahead, producer man.
Speaker 2:Here.
Speaker 5:She ain't gonna want to hear this, probably. Oh man. And you want to be happy. You want a strong. Seven. The ten no, she's a ten, it's too much drama. Okay, the nine thinks she's a ten, that's too much drama. The eight already knows that she's probably a nine. So even though it's not as much drama, it's still gonna cause you some issues.
Speaker 5:But seven the strong seven knows that she's beautiful enough, she's smart enough, she brings enough to the table, but in the same breath her ego is not out of control, to the point where it will force your ego to infiltrate the proceedings and nothing gets accomplished. I agree.
Speaker 3:I don't know what they want. I don't have a huge ego. Thank you at all steve I don't give a fuck what you think. I said what I think about myself. You ugly motherfucker, damn, damn I don't give a fuck she wanted to say that last week.
Speaker 4:I'm kidding, I'm kidding.
Speaker 3:I'm saying I think I'm a nine. Me personally think I'm a nine, but just how I carry myself, my personality, and you know, when I clean up, I clean up and I don't have a huge ego, not just into the looks. You know what I mean. There's a lot of things, but that you know that's such bullshit what he's saying talking about solid seven solid seven he doesn't want a woman that knows her worth and how beautiful she is and that she can get somebody better than old ass, steven smith like a man intimidated.
Speaker 2:Exactly why you know what I really don't like? That I'm really, I'm really, I'm really. No, no, no, I'm really getting disgusted. That's the opinion, right, so she's saying her opinion. Okay, two things can be true. Yes, they can. You can have an opinion and it can be stupid Absolutely. So I agree with her. I think it's stupid, intimidated by certain kind of women. What proof do?
Speaker 1:you have of this. Who's trying to keep you?
Speaker 3:down. Who's keeping you down?
Speaker 4:It's not about necessarily keeping down.
Speaker 3:It's that, it is intimidation. I feel like men have built up their women. A lot of men have issues building up their women. They feel like they don't need to. Can I ask you?
Speaker 2:a question how do I build a building that's already complete?
Speaker 3:Unfortunately.
Speaker 2:I don't like that. You don't know, because you're a woman Because you're not a man trying to find a woman, you're a woman trying to find a man.
Speaker 2:You realize that there's two totally different ways of going about this. You, on the other hand. So as a guy we have. So what you're basically saying is this no matter how she feels about herself, you immediately have to go with it, right? So if she believes she's a 10, you better treat her like that doesn't matter. Even if you don't think she's a 10, you better just treat her that way. So so here's my thing. Yeah, so here, what can I add to her then? What am I? She's already perfect it depends on the person.
Speaker 3:She's not asking about being added, so she's asking about showing affection and building her up.
Speaker 2:Some certain days you can't go for example, hold on certain days you don't feel like a 10 thank you and I bet you that 10 doesn't always feel like a fucking 10.
Speaker 4:She's still gonna have insecurities all women have insecurities, no matter how beautiful and what you rate them, beyonce everybody has their moment.
Speaker 3:I don't give a fuck.
Speaker 2:That's your opinion that's your opinion now, rihanna? Yeah, she's, she's she's been a 10. Okay, okay, but but the point wasn't about she's been a 10.
Speaker 3:Okay, okay, thank you, but the point wasn't about who you think is a 10.
Speaker 2:I'm just saying I don't like the way you just immediately jumped down his throat.
Speaker 3:To me because it was bullshit it was bullshit. Because he was just trying to say that he can't handle a woman who knows that she's so poppin' and gorgeous.
Speaker 4:Oh, we gotta take it at seven. Handle a woman who knows that she's so popping and gorgeous.
Speaker 1:Her ego's so high.
Speaker 3:Now I want a seven because I'm able to control her. Her ego is not that big so I'm able to kind of control her.
Speaker 2:She knows her place. She's corny. Now I want to hear what y'all heifers got to say about when I'm about to hold up. Hold that thought, cuz.
Speaker 1:We gotta take a break and we're back.
Speaker 2:So can I ask a quick question then? Because there's a trend apparently going around, uh, and I've been doing, I've been actively avoiding these kind of conversations Because it never ends well, because women, as much as we talk about accountability and stuff like that, it's bullshit.
Speaker 3:Now it's bullshit. You just gave me props. Now it's bullshit. It just never, it never ends. Well, yo, steve is a full blown, if y'all haven't noticed From the last episode.
Speaker 2:And this episode Steve contradicts himself a lot, I didn't contradict lot you contradict yourself constantly what I said last week in terms of the finances, I said the same exact thing this week which was.
Speaker 3:I wish I did better and I should I have to work harder now because you're chastising people who didn't do it they need. Well, they should have did better yeah, no, so they do better.
Speaker 2:Now, that's what I'm, that's what I'll, that's the whole point. How, if they're? Fucking 88, oh well then, well then, no, then you're finished.
Speaker 3:That's what we're talking about. Oh well then, shit Too many. Now he's it's okay. C.
Speaker 2:I'm not talking about them who are too far. I'm talking about people who are like me, who have a shot still. That's different.
Speaker 3:We were talking about retirees, who people are at 65, 68.
Speaker 2:That's different, but that's exactly so, have you. Okay, go ahead.
Speaker 3:enough of that, because I don't care, right, clearly so uh about how, uh, uh, women would rather be with bears than men.
Speaker 2:Now, bears, yes, like physical bears, like rar, is it? It's that's some bestiality. No, no, no. They're just like, they're just better than men like big smelly grizzly bear that could rip you to shreds it's better than a man yes I ain't gonna lie, yeah, yeah, men suck so so I mean again, she's saying that just because she just wants to be difficult for no reason men suck, no, really why you guys are awful. Yeah, men are awful oh yeah, because you guys are fucking joy in this bitch?
Speaker 3:why y'all like this?
Speaker 2:men are just terrible okay, yeah, all right, all right yeah because, y terrible. I talk about it all the time Y'all are great.
Speaker 3:I think I might have mentioned it on this podcast. There's multiple reasons why men are bad, but, like the night, night is only scary Because men exist.
Speaker 1:No damn Alright.
Speaker 2:And the only reason why Think about it. Let me just finish my thought. Can I finish my thought? No, damn, all right, no, seriously, and the only reason why you, and the only reason.
Speaker 3:I'll let you talk. Let me finish the reason why I say that I'm telling you, if there was no men, because the reason why the night is scary is because men attack and rape and kidnap women and children and all types of shit like that.
Speaker 2:Just men, let me just finish. Just men.
Speaker 3:A big percentage and you know it's true and you come on that If there was no men in this world, bitch Brittany, wouldn't there be 24 hour nail salon, 24 hour hair salon.
Speaker 2:You wouldn't have the buildings to put them up in. You wouldn't have any of this shit to sit there For Put them up in.
Speaker 3:You wouldn't have any of this shit To sit there and for you to sit there and say that Thank you For you to sit there and say that, for you to sit there and say that For you to sit there and say that. For you to sit there and say that For you to sit there, and say that For you to sit there, and say that For you to sit there, and say that For you to sit there and say that, for come up and play the fucking role you don't have one.
Speaker 5:This is what I'm saying.
Speaker 2:Give me a fucking break.
Speaker 5:Can I have a solo screen?
Speaker 1:please, we don't need you niggas.
Speaker 2:And we do not need you guys. Okay, we don't need you guys. Do you want to know the reason why, the only reason why you can say that Brittany is simply because of me, everybody gets pissed off and they're like, oh they don.
Speaker 3:But unfortunately you guys have put us in the position so many times to not need you guys.
Speaker 2:You know what I keep hearing? This that's unfortunate. This is what I keep hearing, that's unfortunate.
Speaker 3:We can't count on the man and the things in our lives.
Speaker 2:What about the shit that you do? That's true. What about the decisions that you yourself make? I can't even. What about all the hold on? I can't even, I'm not even. Y'all gonna say a world with no men that we couldn't fucking function we can't do it now we can't do it
Speaker 5:now what about fucking wonder woman's fucking planet, nigga there's no men there right and look how primitive they were, those motherfuckers she was from the fucking amazon and they were still riding horses and using bow and arrows.
Speaker 4:Fucking shit up. Had armies technology like cut it out cut it out anyway.
Speaker 2:I don't know why I'm in a surprise. You know what? This is the problem y'all?
Speaker 5:because we don't no, it's not the truth.
Speaker 2:I'm talking about the night I'm talking about being the night is only scary because who would police the night, who would keep people safe at night? Sam, who would do that? It's not real, it's not women. So if there were, so you think you think, hold on, sam. So you think I wish you understood.
Speaker 3:I don't think you will, because you're not a woman just a town of only women you'd be fine, you'd be completely fine. I think I could take a woman on if she attacks me I beat a bitch ass honestly I think we'd be all right does she shoot me? Okay, women, and we're not saying there's no women serial killers or anything like that, but I'm saying the percentage of the taps, the rapes, the kidnappings, it's men see when women leave out the house. When women walk out the house, yo it's not safe, I don't disagree.
Speaker 2:You could be in a burka you could be naked you could wear.
Speaker 3:Women, wear full burkas, fully covered and get raped. Women wear skimpy dress and get raped. I'm not going to sit here, it doesn't matter.
Speaker 2:Let me tell you the difference between me, what I'm saying, and what you two are saying. I'm not over here saying we don't need bitches. Fuck all these women. That's what? No, that's what these new niggas do who have, who have their own personal issues. I don't care about those men, that's not who I'm speaking about. But to sit here and to have you two one in a very happy, committed relationship, the other one who fucking begs for it on a constant basis, have the fucking nerve. No, no, no, no.
Speaker 3:I do want a man, so, so, so, no, no, no no, no, no, no, no, no, no no I'm saying it's sad that women unfortunately have to turn to these levels because we can't count on you guys to do the right thing.
Speaker 2:That's a lot of women, I know my mom is one of us can count on either. Why do you not see that? Because the same I see the struggle for you too, steve you're having a struggle with women I understand that.
Speaker 5:But I'm not, I'm not gonna constantly get out of it. I understand that. I understand I'm different and that's fine, you're a different type of guy.
Speaker 3:You're different. This is not the norm. Who?
Speaker 2:are similar to me. Who who don't?
Speaker 3:um nobody's like the same, who don't get the same kind of, and I mean that, and I mean that in the best way. I know that I didn't take it negative, but what I'm saying is, you know what?
Speaker 5:it's like I think that it's highly unfair.
Speaker 2:I think that like and this is the reason why nothing is getting better, because you're too. You got the guy group fuck bitches, broke all this other shit. They're fucking retards and they're arguing with the re, with the women retards going fuck all men. We don't need you for anything. We can do everything all by ourselves. We can hang our own stuff, we can do our own thing, blah, blah, blah. I don't need a man for nothing. Can you help me fix my tire?
Speaker 5:I mean we want one so that's
Speaker 3:all I'm saying. I think that's a different thing. So listen, that's the thing, listen. So then, this is what I'm saying.
Speaker 2:If you want change, be the fucking change that you want to see. Personally, you first Stop looking at the men that you're fucking begging for. You need to fucking change to get that fucking man that you fucking want, because that goes for me, that goes for me too. I don't want to date because, honestly, I, honestly and and I've actually there's I've heard women say this if you can't afford to date, probably you shouldn't. And at first I thought it was fucking stupid and then I realized you know what, it's a valid.
Speaker 3:You want to enjoy your relationship, have fun and it costs money, like if I I personally hold on hold on listen.
Speaker 2:I know I don't think hold on.
Speaker 1:I've been very hold on listen all the time.
Speaker 2:I've been very lucky to not have to ever. I've never had to worry about that. I'd be like, hey, you mind getting a coffee? You want to do? Do a coffee date? Yeah, let's do it.
Speaker 3:I don't have these issues, I'm not saying that Say nothing to me at the crossings and take a walk and get to know somebody. Who wholeheartedly believe that if it's not $200 or $400, don't buy one.
Speaker 1:We're not talking about that.
Speaker 3:We're not talking about all women. We know there's some quirk.
Speaker 2:But you don't get to skip over that. You don't get to skip over that as a woman, because if you want to hold men accountable and all this other stuff, can you do yourself a favor? We're not even talking about that, no but you should and you should hold them accountable. We do, we do, you don't.
Speaker 4:Remember the homegirl with.
Speaker 3:Cheesecake Factory we roasted her.
Speaker 4:We killed her. For that, thank you.
Speaker 3:We don't like gold diggers male escorts, not escorts.
Speaker 4:gigolos, gold diggers, I don't fuck with them, those type of women I cannot relate with. I don't relate, but that's their life.
Speaker 3:But that's their life. I don't hate them, I just can't relate.
Speaker 2:Just like Brittany said, I out of the gold digger either. If you want to go out there, there's dudes out here that's sucking women dry for their money. Are you gonna say anything about them? Look, if y'all get caught by one of them, that's on you. That's on you. What do you want me to do? What do you? What do people like? This is what I'm saying. We are too fucking focused on everybody else's shit. Get the honestly. That's the reason why I stay off the fucking Instagram, facebook, all that shit. Stay the fuck off this. It's fucking horrible for you. You're not going to get these fucking women that you keep pining for and all this other shit. Oh, I need me a 10 nigga. You got a bank account of a fucking two and you look like a five.
Speaker 3:Yeah, Play your fucking position.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 4:Play your position, stay in your league.
Speaker 3:And if you do you in the little leagues, you stay there. It's cool. You're in the big leagues. That's where you need to be. Everybody needs to stay in their lane. How do you think women?
Speaker 2:feel hold on. I understand that, but I also need women to stay in their fucking lane too absolutely I'm talking everybody I'm sorry you dusty bitch everybody and you're natted up, I'm sorry. No, you don't, you know you know, what about the white bitches with the?
Speaker 3:naughty ass hair. That shit turns into a jumble.
Speaker 2:It's always gotta be that I'm just saying because they're the same ones talking about uh, white women too.
Speaker 3:These bitches is selling a virginity.
Speaker 2:Oh wait, hold on. I wasn't being race specific. I thought all women.
Speaker 3:How were you not? Being race specific with that type of terminology, because I just caught both of you, because when we talk. White women do wear weaves, yeah. Thank you, because when we talked about the whole weave thing, we know what you're talking about and I said who did what, and I said that there's a difference.
Speaker 1:And now you said that.
Speaker 3:So now you said nice job, nice job, caught you. You didn't catch me at all. White women wear weaves too you said it.
Speaker 5:I didn't. I didn't, I just said natted up weaves. I just said natted up weaves.
Speaker 2:How you took it is how y'all took it it's okay, yeah.
Speaker 3:I'm sorry, like you ain't hit a madder weave a couple times, you ain't never hit a, you ain't never hit a bitch with a madden weave you were lying through your teeth.
Speaker 2:I did.
Speaker 5:I did it smelled like corn chips.
Speaker 3:You lied through the old teeth.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that is true.
Speaker 3:No, she's not wrong.
Speaker 2:No, her weave smelled like corn chips. Yo she had to get out.
Speaker 3:She must have never washed it. I could smell it. All right, y'all, let's wrap up. It's fucking disgusting. Oh, yes, all right, uh, so, uh, let's get into some nasty notes. So we're doing a nasty nose update, if y'all know. Nasty knows the segment I do where I expose a alleged predator, a pedophile. Um, I actually talked about him a couple weeks ago, so eligi go, I think it. I think it is Eligigo Bishop, known as Nature Boy. I think I told you about the guy. Oh, I remember him. Yeah, the Carbon Nation Cole. Remember he had the cult and everything. Remember he had the video of him talking about he was fucking one of his baby moms while the baby was there touching his dick.
Speaker 1:Oh, this is one of the ones I was not on. Yeah, you weren't here.
Speaker 5:No, this is huge this was like a month or so ago.
Speaker 3:This was for years, brittany, it's been years that he had this cult because it was down in Georgia and then they went to like Grenada for a little while and then he had all these wives and was giving them all these like STDs. So he had a bunch.
Speaker 4:He was the only one that had a bunch of wives. There was men there, but he was having sex with their women too.
Speaker 3:Oh, wow, yeah, he was had all these babies. He was beating the women he was, you know, allegedly kidnapping because a lot of them were underage. He had them fighting each other and this is all documented. It was filmed for years. It was on YouTube. They obviously they took it all down. So they took it all down, but I remember so, um, he was convicted. So update he was convicted of rape, false imprisonment and three other three other counts. Bishop is the leader of carbonation, a polygamist group that is believe. That believe is that that some believe is a sex cult based in atlanta, georgia. Bishop was sentenced to life prison without parole for rape. 10 years of prison for consecutively, consecutively. For false imprisonment. He was also sentenced 12 years in prison, uh, concurrently, for prohibitation on nude or sexually explicit electronic transmission I don't know what that means and five years, uh, in prison consecutively for the same offense. Oh, maybe because he had all these nude pictures and videos.
Speaker 2:Okay, yeah well, I just I just saw. I said he got life plus 10 years I didn't, you know what that's crazy, god good, let me tell you his, his followers.
Speaker 3:They still stand behind him. They'll be taking care of him while he's in there, because they've been at every core appearance outside protesting and guys, not a single person should feel bad for them.
Speaker 2:Oh no, no they're all again.
Speaker 3:I've watched so many, so many documentaries on on cults like we've talked about. We had one up here that that they were. You know, snatching up girls from crossgates mall like and branding them. You know, a guy out in clifton park, if I'm not mistaken um, I think it was called n1x1 or something like that and one of the main like bottom bitches was the girl from smallville. She played the blonde like, uh, superman's like best friend in smallville, oh no shit, I didn't know that huge, yeah, yeah I heard about this thing she's that's old.
Speaker 3:That's real, that's real old, she got he's he. He got locked up for life, but she got, I think, like 15 years that's crazy, she, she should get life too. Yeah, but um, it's fascinating because it's always the same song and dance. They specifically target vulnerable people.
Speaker 2:I told you how I feel about cults sad, depressed people and manipulate them.
Speaker 3:It's, it's fascinating, because I've been low and I've been sad and I've been depressed, but I ain't never been that.
Speaker 2:You know, I, I, you just have to be missing something to be wrapped up in in a cold. I'd rather go pudulous for the rest of my life.
Speaker 3:Compartmentalize that, it's okay that this man is fucking everybody, beating us, taking our money yeah but when you really believe something, when you truly believe that shit maybe I don't believe in anything like the things people believe. They just they don't think that, oh, this is wrong. They just fully believe that this is what needs to be done, like I know, but like, can we stop?
Speaker 2:like you have to have some rationale. No, no, that's a problem. Okay, I want you guys to get. I do understand instance.
Speaker 3:This is like my cousin who just got out of Jehovah's Witness, which I fully believe is a cult. It is a cult and her mom, my aunt, is not allowed to talk to her Because she's no longer in the faith Almost like Scientology shit, because she's not involved and she has to. Who on earth can tell you that you could not talk to your own kid, that you pushed out of your fucking vagina and you're gonna believe with all of your heart that you have to disown your own kid?
Speaker 3:yeah like when you really wrap your mind around that try to wrap your mind and and and what they have to believe to disconnect from your own child, like there's something more to that than we could ever understand. That's what I mean. It's about being vulnerable and being sad and maybe ignorant.
Speaker 3:It's so many different levels and to be a person, that guy years ago to die and then take all that punch to die and they have all these virgins that happen in grenada is a powerful thing that we cannot understand and wrap our minds around, but that is unfortunately the path a lot of people take and and they just believe it with their whole heart.
Speaker 3:Believe this shit so would you say that's the same and I think it's about yeah yeah, because I think it's about wanting to believe in something, wanting to think that this life that we live every day has some fucking meaning. It's not that we just get pushed out of a vagina and we live and then we die. Some people just really need to know that this life has some meaning, that they matter in this life.
Speaker 2:So yeah, you're correct. You're correct, so they want to believe anything that helps them believe that idea I get that, but I, I don't know. I guess again me, I, me, I, I, I've always, my whole entire life I've always questioned everything. So me too, it's I and I don't know.
Speaker 3:I think that's. That's why I don't. I couldn't be in a cult because I don't I know Cause I don't believe in really anything Like you know what I mean. I believe in facts and science and things like that. So me personally, you couldn't quote me.
Speaker 2:So then what do you think about that? Your Zodiac sign is not really your Zodiac sign.
Speaker 3:I don't even really believe in those either.
Speaker 2:No, no, I'm just saying, like constellation wise, what you were born, as technically it's already changed. I can't wait.
Speaker 3:That's next week.
Speaker 2:I'm coming for all y'all motherfuckers.
Speaker 3:I was yeah, I, that's next week. I'm coming for all y'all motherfuckers. Yeah, I always thought signs were. You know, your sign is kind of corny. I think it's cute, but you know when they, when the characteristics are things that have, it's just, they're just talking about people it's just people.
Speaker 2:So yeah, it's just fun and they're just talking about. But the reason why I want to bring it up is because, uh, because, again, people really we talked about this before I know I know, but I couldn't prove it until I was high one night watching fucking neil degrasse tyson see that's.
Speaker 3:I believe in that nigga.
Speaker 2:He was breaking down the zodiac sign and I said oh, I'm bringing this up on the pod and I'm gonna do it next week.
Speaker 3:All right, yeah, but uh, if you like this episode, make sure you like this episode, make sure you subscribe, make sure you comment down below, make sure you share, make sure you subscribe, make sure you do everything, make sure you fucking minority plus fucking one on all fucking streaming fucking platforms minority plus fucking one. If you want to see all these fucking clips and shit, all the fucking we work, we put into this shit, go to minority plus one podcast. You need to subscribe. I know you hear me and you hear me now. You're listening as you're as I'm talking. Subscribe to the fucking podcast and watch and then fuck you uh, I'm a little uh again.
Speaker 2:This is the reason why I'm the host.
Speaker 3:I think I like how it started with you trying to be pcc and then ending it the real way, yeah right nigga, fucking subscribe, fucking subscribe, please. We do this for free I like how you try to be putting on your quiet storm voice right, trying to be me, but not okay, okay, first of all, every I've been doing pc steve for a year now, so, and now y'all got a problem with it.
Speaker 2:Now I'm going to do it every week, all right, y'all want smoke.
Speaker 3:they canga wear the hat, that's all I care about. I told you it got dirty.
Speaker 2:She's the only one with a problem with it, and I think it's because you know what? You're just a hating old broad.
Speaker 3:That's what you are. You're just a hating old broad. No, she's a hating mature broad. Get it fucking right.
Speaker 1:Old ass, broad, old ass old ass drawers, alright, not old drawers.
Speaker 2:I got some old ass drawers. They got holes and everything in it.
Speaker 3:I'll go fuck Me too.
Speaker 5:I throw them out.
Speaker 3:First of all, I throw them shits out, steve Damn.
Speaker 2:Look deodorant is $10, yo, when did that happen? I don't know. Oh my god, I know when, though why? Did Dub just turn barf into that shit stain drawer? They're not shit, they just got little holes on the bottom right here.
Speaker 3:Okay can you buy him some please?
Speaker 2:walmart has a fucking pat, I'm sure, for fucking 6.99 the fact that she took that so serious, and I'm not saying all my underoos do but like those are my words those are.
Speaker 3:Those are my work ones you wear boxes or boxer briefs no, I wear boxer briefs now.
Speaker 2:You wore boxes before I did. Yeah, you wear boxes or boxer briefs. No, I wear boxer briefs. Now, you wore boxes before I did yeah, oh, okay, yeah, no boxer briefs, now. Yeah, you got to tuck it all in. You was free balling.
Speaker 3:all these years I was.
Speaker 2:I did have to free ball one time because, oh my God, it was weird.
Speaker 3:Steve hurry it up.
Speaker 2:We're about to wrap up. I was terrified. I was going to zip it up there, because I did that.
Speaker 3:Like on something about Mary, when he zipped his dick up on the zipper.
Speaker 2:No woman will ever understand that fucking pain.
Speaker 3:Yo, that nigga said what's that bubble there Ever? How'd you get the balls above the dick? Zip it all up. No I mean Never mind, but guys Later.
Speaker 5:No, I mean never mind, but guys, why not?
Speaker 3:All right guys.
Speaker 2:See you later. And, wrapping up, I'm your host, stephen. Hey, sam, chris, and, as always, please stereotype responsibly. And we'll be back next week with another motherfucking episode Peace y'all. Peace episode peace y'all. Thank you for tuning in to this week's episode of the minority, plus one podcast rock with us. Make sure you hit that like, hit that subscribe and, as always, make sure you stereotype responsibly.