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Aug. 3, 2024 - Fresh & Fit

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She Said She Doesn't F With F&F So THIS Happened!

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	Thank you.
	What's up, guys?
	Welcome to Fresh Air Podcast, where we're Suleyman and some lovely ladies.
	Let's get into it.
	it let's go it's not a world city like you're a stranger in the room How many cars, bro?
	Get out.
	It's the night.
	Gonna fight.
	In the night.
	No control.
	Get out.
	Put your shoes on outside.
	You don't got to put them on in here.
	All right.
	And we are live.
	And we are live right now.
	What's up, guys?
	Welcome to the Fresh Fit Podcast After Hours edition.
	We're joined with some lovely ladies and Suleiman Ahmed.
	So, guys, quick announcement before we get to the show.
	Number one, rumble.com slash freshfit.
	Also, castleclub.tv, guys.
	That is the home base for us.
	We ever get canceled, which they're closer than ever before nowadays.
	Go ahead and check us out on CowsClub.tv, man.
	And this is the fourth segment for today, actually, from our podcast set of four shows.
	Yes, we've got four podcasts today, guys.
	This is the third that you guys have seen.
	We actually pre-recorded one on Precious Metals for you guys.
	It's going to come out on Monday.
	We talk about gold, silver, et cetera, how to invest in that.
	It's going to be a good time.
	On Monday, that's going to come out probably around 6 p.m.
	And then we're going to have our new show with Suleiman and Jake Shields is in town, too.
	So we'll probably have both of them on Monday night.
	So that's gonna be a good time, guys.
	So make sure to tune in.
	And we're gonna cover our Instagram pages as well.
	What really happened behind the scenes.
	Yes, we'll give you guys the lowdown on exactly what happened to our Instagram pages.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, crazy stuff.
	Well, Chris.
	Nah, nah.
	It's actually what happened to your Instagram page, too.
	How about you, too, bro?
	Yeah.
	He's like, oh, I'm the only one with Instagram.
	Not anymore, nigga.
	Yeah.
	So we'll expose that to you guys, the real reason why we got banned off Instagram.
	We've been quiet about it since March, but we will tell you guys the full story now that the truth is kind of out there.
	What else?
	Oh, guys, yeah.
	Yes, okay.
	August 10th.
	9pm to 1am, one of the biggest shots in Miami.
	Three stories, free food, open bar, only with Castle Club, man.
	I'm telling you guys, we've done yacht parties before in the past, but this one's going to be one of the best.
	We're giving away three free tickets for you guys.
	On Castle Club only?
	Yeah.
	We're going to raffle it off, so if you guys aren't a part of Castle Club, join Castle Club now, because we're going to raffle off three tickets to the yacht party, man.
	It's going to be lit.
	Open bar, free food, three stories, 9pm to 1am, Saturday night.
	VIP is sold out, by the way.
	VIP is sold out.
	We're going to have about 200 girls there because there's seats up to 350 people.
	We're going to have about 100 guys there with like 200 girls.
	So it's going to be a good time, guys.
	So make sure to go ahead and get your tickets for only $1,000, bro.
	You'll never get on a yacht for that price point in Miami, Florida with an open bar.
	And you'd only be able to bring 13 people on.
	Right.
	I'm going to be there.
	There you go.
	What?
	I'm going to be there with all the baddies.
	Only baddies.
	Please.
	Only baddies.
	Thank you.
	No criminals, please.
	Without the cap.
	No criminals, yes.
	Yeah, so everpod.org, guys, go check us out over there for the Yacht Party, and we're going to be giving away three tickets.
	Anything else available today, miss?
	I think we got it all.
	All right, cool.
	Awesome.
	Chris, go ahead.
	It's Friday, you know, we're here, Fresh and Fit, four shows.
	Shout out to Buzz and Moe, but it's been putting the work today, so don't get more show for you.
	Hey, hey, hey, hey.
	We are a team here, guys.
	You know what I'm saying?
	Now we're a team.
	You deal with the girls, man.
	But anyways, shout out to the girls on the panel.
	Shout out to Smiley.
	Are you happy, Smiley?
	I'm happy I'm back in Miami.
	Anyways, I heard that you made a song with Ray J. And Suki.
	That's crazy.
	Yeah.
	It's popping, you know what, on my period.
	Okay, let's move on.
	Chris, you finished?
	After that, yeah, I'm finished.
	Okay, great.
	Ladies, if you don't mind, give us your name, your age, what you do for a living, dating status.
	If you want to, of course, start right here.
	Welcome to the show.
	Hi, thank you.
	What's your name, age, what you do for a living?
	I'm 26.
	My name is Elizabeth, and I am a makeup artist.
	Okay.
	Dating status?
	Dating status taken.
	Wait.
	Taken?
	Taken.
	How'd you guys meet?
	Just curious.
	Strip club.
	I knew it, bro.
	Strip club.
	Was he a customer or was he like a boyfriend?
	So I was with my homegirl.
	We were out in Winwood and we just needed something to do.
	Goal Rush?
	Nah.
	It was some club up in like West Palm.
	That's a far drive from Wynwood.
	Yeah.
	We were at the Wynwood convention for weed.
	So, yeah.
	So then we drove up there and it was his birthday.
	And then, I don't know, he just came at me.
	Wait, he came at you?
	He came at you, all right.
	Chris, he came at her.
	He just got at me.
	Man, she fucked in the first date, bro.
	Actually, it was the third night.
	Bro, that's cat, bro.
	It's his birthday.
	It ain't no way you with him.
	And then you ain't fuck him or give him ass up.
	Fuck him harder, bro.
	Third night.
	Alright, where are you from originally?
	I'm from Miami.
	Okay.
	And you said you're a makeup artist.
	Highest education level computer?
	I'm sorry?
	Highest education level computer career?
	Associate's degree.
	Okay, what'd you get it in?
	I got it in medical billing and coding.
	Okay.
	And you weren't ever a dancer, right?
	Because you said you met him at a club, but you were...
	No, I wasn't a dancer.
	Yeah, so you were just there, I guess, as a customer.
	Yeah.
	Okay, and he was there too.
	Okay.
	Are you on birth control?
	No.
	Wow.
	No?
	Yeah, we've expanded the questions.
	We have.
	And then what's your ethnic background?
	I'm...
	Cuban?
	No, I'm Nicaragua, Native American Indian.
	What tribe?
	Choctaw.
	Really?
	What percentage?
	I'm like, I don't even really know the percentage.
	It's more like a fraction.
	Alright, so you don't get any benefits then?
	I get a lot of benefits.
	You have kids?
	Yeah, I have two.
	Makes sense.
	Wait, so you get Native American benefits?
	I get Native American benefits.
	Can you go live on a reservation if you wanted?
	Yeah, and I have my own house there.
	Oh shit!
	Oh, you already got one?
	Yeah.
	What percentage of Native American?
	Are you 50?
	No, like 30, 25 percent.
	25 to 30 percent.
	Do you get the grant money too?
	Like every month?
	Yeah.
	What do they give you, like $5k, $3k, $10k?
	No, it's almost like two stacks.
	Yeah, for Native Americans.
	Yeah, yeah, bro.
	Born privileges, huh?
	Wait, she works?
	Well, we kind of stole their land.
	Oh, yeah, you're right.
	My land.
	Yeah, we kind of took their land, bro.
	They took our job.
	They took our job.
	You got a house at an Indian reservation?
	It's on the Indian Reservation in Oklahoma.
	So it's on the Choctaw Reservation.
	In order for you to get that house, you have to live on the reservation.
	So I have a house there from visiting Oklahoma, but I don't live there.
	But I have that.
	How are you able to maintain the house there?
	I don't pay anything.
	No, but like if you don't live there...
	No, the house is empty.
	I just have it.
	Your family's not even there.
	No.
	And they let you keep it.
	Yeah.
	Damn!
	You just have to have...
	No, you just have to have like the address on the reservation.
	You know what?
	I'm a Native American nigga.
	Me too, mother fucker.
	Reservations suck to live on.
	It's full of alcoholics, a lot of crime.
	No, not even.
	It's just nothing to do.
	Alcoholics?
	It's just casinos.
	Reservations are very bad.
	You got family?
	Yeah, I have family.
	Sister?
	Yeah, but she's taken.
	Oh, darn it.
	I live near that area.
	Tell her that I love her.
	I live near that area.
	There's nothing but alcoholics, for real.
	Indian reservations create a lot of problems.
	They have their own police and everything.
	Bureau of Indian Affairs.
	That should be lit, man.
	Okay.
	Alright.
	Welcome back.
	So we got a real Native American here.
	What about you?
	What's your name?
	Body count?
	Oh yeah, who wants one of your body count?
	My body count?
	Yeah, what is it?
	It's over 9,000!
	Um...
	Come on, man.
	Like eight.
	Were those dick rippers?
	You said eight?
	Stop the cap!
	Those dick rippers, man?
	Keep capping, man.
	Alright.
	Okay.
	What about you, Smiley?
	Welcome back.
	Hey, my name is Smiley.
	Big Smiley.
	And I'm born and raised in Miami.
	How old are you?
	I'm 26.
	Damn!
	You said Miami, what do you do for work?
	I'm a TV reality star.
	That's how you said it.
	I'm like, TV reality star.
	Alright, TV reality.
	What's the name of the show one more time?
	I'm on Tronix, but I was on Zeus.
	I was on Baddies.
	But now I got my own show with Ray J. What's it called?
	The Smiley Show.
	Okay.
	And what do you guys do on that one?
	Oh, it's going to be a lot on the pop-in.
	Will there be a lean involved in that, Michelle?
	Yeah.
	Lean back.
	Lean back.
	Fat Joe?
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	I was talking about something else, but that's fine.
	Hi.
	Excuse me.
	High school?
	Yeah, high school.
	I actually got my medical assistant.
	You went to college for two years?
	And then, relationship status?
	It's complicated.
	Still?
	So who doesn't want to commit?
	You're the guy.
	It's complicated because I'm single and I just don't know what I want for real.
	I just want to be a ho.
	I want to be for the streets.
	I'm tired of taking care of these dudes.
	Are your parents still together?
	No.
	Okay.
	Breath control for you.
	I don't know what that is.
	Wow!
	How many kids you got?
	One.
	Still?
	Yes, I don't want none.
	Okay, and what's your ethnic background?
	Cuban and...
	Colombian and Haitian by penetration.
	- Hey! - Wait, hold on, wait, Colombian or what? - I feel that.
	- Cuban, Colombian and Haitian by penetration.
	Are your parents together too or no?
	Yeah, they are together.
	They are?
	Yeah.
	Are they in Oklahoma?
	No.
	They're here in Miami.
	They better keep that card.
	What about you?
	What's your name?
	My name is Jatoria.
	They call me Jay.
	Jatoria?
	That's a unique name.
	That's a very unique name.
	Thank you.
	I'm 29.
	Okay.
	Where are you from?
	I'm from Fort Myers, Florida.
	Okay.
	That's like two hours away.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	I'm on 95.
	What do you do for work?
	I do real estate.
	Okay.
	What specifically in real estate?
	I sell homes.
	Okay.
	So you're a realtor.
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	Highest education level completed for you?
	Associates.
	Okay.
	And?
	Medical assistant.
	Okay.
	Yeah.
	All right.
	And then relationship status?
	Single.
	Alright, are your parents still together?
	No.
	Divorced?
	Yes.
	Alright, birth of control for you?
	No.
	Alright, what's your ethnic background?
	I'm African-American.
	And the kids?
	No.
	No kids.
	Not yet.
	Okay.
	Cool.
	I mean, time's ticking.
	Right?
	Yeah, you're 29.
	I still got time.
	I still got time.
	You got two days.
	Really?
	Alright, what about you?
	Copy and paste.
	My name's Katoria.
	Are you his family?
	Bless you.
	Are you his family?
	Hey, y'all.
	Hey, y'all.
	Wait a minute.
	Wait a minute.
	One of you is Jatoria and Katoria?
	Yeah.
	Bless you, man.
	If that's some nigga shit, bro.
	That's some nigga shit.
	I'm not nigga shit.
	I said it.
	Yo, LaShonda.
	LaShonda.
	Nigga shit.
	Yo, LaShonda.
	Really?
	I feel like your parents don't care, bro.
	You guys got to be trolling, bro.
	You guys are, that's y'all government neighbors?
	Yes, that is our real name.
	I believe them.
	Yo, you some watermelon?
	You know, Kelly Muscle?
	No, I'm just like, in my head, like, thinking, like, their mommy out of them.
	Like, bro, what the hell?
	Okay.
	I get, okay.
	This is a first.
	Let me guess, you're a realtor, too?
	No.
	All right.
	So, Katoria, I'm assuming you're 29 as well?
	What's the time difference between you guys?
	Three minutes.
	Oh wow, okay.
	Who's older than technically?
	No, three.
	Three minutes.
	Probably her.
	People always think I'm the oldest.
	It's really her?
	Who has the higher party count?
	Oh my goodness.
	Only got three.
	I got zero.
	300?
	She said zero.
	Yeah, she got zero, but she got two kids, though.
	We don't know how that happened.
	All right, so 29, are you Fort Myers as well, right?
	Yeah.
	Okay, what do you do Fort?
	Clitoria.
	Clitoria.
	Yo, Alito and Kaito.
	Oh my God.
	Clitoria.
	Yo, sorry.
	I do taxes and I do credit repair.
	Okay.
	Credit and repair and taxes, okay.
	Highest education level completed for you?
	I have an associate's degree.
	Associate's, okay.
	And what?
	Nursing.
	Okay.
	Do you guys school together?
	Yeah.
	We went to college.
	Okay.
	Relationship status for you?
	Single.
	Yeah, I don't have time for relationships.
	Hold on, where's the baby daddy?
	Oh my gosh.
	Where you at?
	Gone.
	Oh shit.
	I let him fly away like a dog.
	He escaped.
	Are your parents still together?
	Oh no, divorced, because same parents obviously, right?
	Yeah.
	Okay, and then birth control for you?
	My what?
	Are you in birth control?
	No.
	Of course not, man.
	And two kids you said for you, right?
	Yes, I have two kids.
	From the same guy?
	No.
	I have two baby daddies.
	I like my kids with different daddies because if one die, I still have another one.
	Okay.
	What?
	Wait, so all two?
	Like, right away?
	You what?
	What?
	I have a Haitian baby daddy and then the other one is like African American.
	Oh, so that's okay.
	Okay, gotcha.
	But I like my kids with different daddies.
	They say, yo, I'm going down the street, get some milk, man.
	Chris, if you want one more kid.
	Hell no.
	Oh my God.
	Yo, Chris, I bet you won't do it.
	Suleiman, you good, bro?
	I'm just taking it all in.
	He's not blind, by the way.
	Listen, it was fresh approved.
	He told me that I look good, so I had to try it out.
	There you go, bro.
	I just want to hear what everyone's going to say, and then we'll jump in.
	Yeah, we'll have you go last and introduce yourself.
	What about you?
	What's your name?
	Hi, I'm Mia.
	I'm from Philly.
	Oh, I love that voice.
	Oh, my God.
	How old are you, Mia?
	I'm 26.
	Mama Mia.
	What part of Philly are you from?
	Um, like Northeast, Mayfair.
	Oh shit, Mayfair, oh my god.
	North Philly?
	I was born in New York, but I grew up in Philly.
	How far are you from Temple?
	Um, like 20 minutes.
	Okay.
	Uh, so you said you're from Philly, and you live there now, or are you just visiting?
	No, I live in Miami now.
	Okay, alright.
	How long have you been in Miami?
	Um, like a few days.
	Yeah, I just moved here from Tampa.
	She belongs to the street.
	I gave her two weeks, three weeks.
	Okay, so wait.
	Okay, so how long were you in Tampa prior?
	So, three years, and I'm a musician, so I moved to Miami to pursue my dreams.
	So you came down to Florida at 23?
	Nevermind.
	I give her one week, nevermind.
	She's a musician, nevermind.
	I was gonna ask what you do for work, but I'm assuming it's full-time musician?
	No, I still have to pay for my music career, so I work in med sales.
	Okay.
	Hey, med cells.
	Yeah.
	So we got four out of five medical?
	Okay, so you're a med cells, but you're also a musician, right?
	What do you do?
	Sing, rap, what do you do?
	No, I sing R&B. Can you sing this, like, something real quick?
	Not there yet, but you can listen to my songs on Spotify.
	Why did you just say that you're not there yet, but then you've got music on Spotify?
	I'm still working up to the courage to sing in front of people, like live.
	If you get a record deal...
	You're going to have to perform against people, thousands of people in the crowd.
	What you going to do?
	Sorry, you can't hear me sing right now, but listen to my EP. It's coming out right now on YouTube.
	I don't know.
	Hopefully by then I'll have the courage, I guess.
	Listen, hit up Smiley.
	It should give you some courage.
	I see that.
	Highest education level completed for you?
	Some college.
	Did you get your associates or no?
	No.
	All right, so I'll put high school as highest completed.
	Relationship status?
	I'm talking to someone.
	How long y'all been talking?
	In Miami?
	Like a month, no.
	Oh.
	He's back in Tampa?
	Um, overseas.
	Now you're single, nigga.
	Now you're single, you're single, you're good.
	She on the market, nigga.
	She on the market, man.
	I'm like a month.
	A month?
	Wait, who's paying the rent?
	You're single.
	It's over with.
	He pays your rent?
	I give you two hours.
	No.
	Fresh, I give it two hours.
	Yeah, that's a wrap.
	Yo, yo, first week in Miami, does music, and it's single?
	It's a wrap.
	Well, technically she's talking to someone.
	I know, I know, I know, I know.
	But I'll write it down, talk it down for one month, lol, my bad.
	Okay.
	Are your parents together?
	No.
	Okay.
	Birth control for you?
	No.
	Alright.
	And what's your other background?
	I'm Puerto Rican and Dominican.
	Oh, she's crazy, too.
	That makes sense.
	She's from the Northeast.
	Yeah.
	They run it up there.
	What about you?
	What about you?
	Hey, everybody.
	My name is Valeria.
	Everybody calls me V. I'm a celebrity makeup artist.
	All right.
	How old are you?
	I'm 20.
	Okay.
	Where are you originally from?
	I'm Colombian, but I was born here in Miami.
	Okay.
	And then you said makeup artist.
	And then high education level completed for you?
	High school.
	Okay.
	Relationship status?
	Taken.
	How long have you been together?
	Three years.
	How'd you guys meet?
	Well, I was in Colombia and I was studying my dream career and I met him online and he booked a flight to come see me and meet me in person and yeah.
	Wait, he met you on Instagram, dating app?
	Yeah, on Facebook, dating market, the dating app.
	We met through there.
	Really?
	Yeah.
	Wait, wait, wait, hold on.
	Okay, keep it real though.
	Did you post recent pictures on Facebook?
	We talked for like, you know, six months, eight months on FaceTime and stuff, getting to know each other.
	And then he booked the flight like, oh, I want to see you.
	I want to meet you in person.
	And that was it?
	Yeah, that was it.
	You know, we've been showing full body on FaceTime, though.
	Yeah, of course.
	Okay, everything.
	Yeah, that's not you.
	What the fuck?
	No, it was me.
	And you know, we have FaceTime, you know, we had a good time, good vibes.
	So, he flew to Columbia to meet you or Miami?
	No, to Columbia.
	Okay, because at the time you were there.
	Yeah, I was studying.
	I was taking my course.
	By the way, gotcha.
	Congrats, you got a man.
	Thank you, thank you.
	Are your parents still together?
	That what, I'm sorry?
	Are your parents still together?
	No.
	Okay.
	Birth control for you?
	No.
	Okay.
	Any kids?
	No.
	And I'm assuming you're full Colombian?
	Yeah.
	Body count?
	Um, 11.
	100?
	Wait, 11?
	No.
	At 20?
	And you've been with them for three years?
	Yeah.
	Goddamn.
	That's what's up, Chris!
	That's crazy, bro!
	He do the math!
	He do the whole math!
	She was fucking, bro!
	That's the whole math, Chris!
	I started young, you know?
	He started young, damn!
	I had to work young, I had to do a lot of stuff young with my family outside, you know?
	Chris, do the whole math!
	Work it backwards, Chris.
	I thought you was going to believe it, Chris.
	That's okay.
	I'm real, you know.
	I'm not ashamed about it.
	Do you like arepas?
	What?
	Arepas.
	I love arepas.
	I make good-ass arepas, too.
	She understood something else from what you said.
	What did I say?
	It sounded like something else.
	Don't say it, don't say it.
	I didn't.
	It's a South American dish.
	No, he said one too many.
	He's probably trying to say like too many man or something like that.
	No, he's just saying you ate too many aree.
	Girl.
	That's Molly bro.
	The fresh weed.
	Oh.
	That's okay.
	I didn't mind to say it because she's my friend.
	She's not making a fire.
	Yo, what the fuck?
	Yo.
	That's okay.
	I love aree.
	You know, I make the best ones too, so.
	Oh, shit.
	Okay.
	Okay.
	All right.
	What about you?
	Yeah.
	Let me take a drink before we get into this.
	I need another one.
	Cause I already know y'all gonna come for me once we get into it.
	Make sure we keep an eye on her phone, ladies, in the back, please.
	Yeah, for her phone, yeah.
	Yeah, go ahead.
	So you got your girl, CJ Jazz, celebrity DJ, radio DJ, celebrity audio engineer in the building.
	Okay.
	Y'all already know you're going to ask about my education.
	I have an associate's degree in information systems, which I did while I was serving in the United States Air Force for 11 and a half years.
	Thank you.
	I know that's right.
	Yes.
	Yes, I am 100% disabled veteran.
	So if y'all want to check, y'all need to get with me.
	But anyways...
	What's your favorite plug-in?
	My favorite plug-in when using Pro Tools.
	I'm a Waves plug-in girl type thing.
	I'm very traditional.
	I don't need much to do what needs to be done.
	If you need a whole bunch of plug-ins to make somebody sound good, you don't know what you're doing.
	But whatever.
	But my go-to, honestly, Waves is my go-to plug-ins, to be honest with you.
	But I also love a good fad filter.
	Woo!
	I love, you know, some extra stuff.
	I like to make some stuff so I'll see.
	So, you know, with different reverbs and stuff, you can't always do that with waves.
	How old are you?
	Oh, so my age, and here we go.
	I'm 36.
	I turned 37 in a few days.
	You don't even look like it.
	I know.
	You don't even look like it.
	But I experienced a month, and I know you're going to ask me.
	I've been married and divorced twice.
	But you have to understand, being in the military is a different type of world.
	It's different, yeah.
	It's a different type of world.
	So if y'all come after me for being married and divorced twice, fuck all y'all.
	I'm sorry, am I allowed to cuss?
	That wasn't on the words of I couldn't say, but screw all you guys.
	Where are you from?
	I'm originally from Virginia, but I reside in Miami.
	Where in Virginia?
	Hampton, Virginia.
	I'm a Bethel brilliant, Bethel High School.
	You know what it is.
	I know Ivan Iverson and all of them.
	I don't know what it is.
	Okay, yeah.
	All right.
	So do you watch basketball?
	It's where Allen Iverson grew up.
	I'm going to Georgetown.
	Same high school.
	Okay, cool.
	Same high school.
	Yeah, so I'm from Virginia.
	All the greats.
	Chris Brown, Missy Elliott.
	Chris Brown?
	That's my nigga, man.
	Yeah, you know the Clips.
	Pharrell.
	Like, let's go.
	That's hard.
	I thought they were from Virginia Beach.
	Virginia Beach.
	I'm saying 757.
	It's seven cities.
	Yeah.
	We all have one.
	Okay.
	That's fine.
	It's just like being down here in South Florida, y'all have Miami, y'all have Apolaca, because I be mispronouncing things.
	Liberty City.
	Liberty City.
	Y'all have so many different cities that are so close.
	Outsiders would think you're all one city.
	It's the most beautiful city in Miami.
	It's all Miami.
	When they're going to say South Florida, they're going to put everything together.
	So same thing with Virginia.
	You got seven cities, and we kind of all claim each other.
	So when you say seven cities, 757, you from Virginia, whatever, we got you.
	DMV area all day.
	Period.
	Period, Pooh.
	So married and divorced twice, and then are your parents still together?
	So my biological parents are not together.
	They were never married, but the parents that raised me are together.
	Okay.
	And then birth control for you?
	So birth control almost killed me, so I stopped birth control and I've been abstinent.
	Wow!
	And you have, how many kids do you have?
	I only have one.
	Okay.
	And then you said you're 100% military disabled.
	Yes.
	Did you see combat?
	Yes, I experienced a lot of different things in my military career, which justifies my 100% disability.
	She gave the politically correct answer.
	That was a VA answer.
	But did you see combat?
	Did they deploy you?
	So my thing is, y'all don't understand.
	When y'all talk to a vet, if they have some combat, that is a very sensitive subject.
	So yes, I have and I've been through a lot of things and I've lost a lot of people.
	Through combat, and so yes, it's very sensitive to me, and I don't want to get emotional with y'all, so I didn't want to get too deep into it, but yes, I experienced the worst, I experienced the best, and I experienced the unexpected while serving my 11 and a half years in the United States Air Force.
	That was so well said.
	Were you in Iraq or Afghanistan?
	So, the most that I experience negatively and positively, because I'm not going to take it all away, will be my tour in Turkey.
	Turkey was one of the stations where we were first introducing, you know, air drones and everything in their space.
	So, there was a lot going on.
	A lot of my...
	My partners did not make it back from Turkey.
	So, even though it wasn't a high-compact area like Iraq, we all didn't make it home, unfortunately.
	Look, y'all about to make me cry.
	We're not supposed to talk about that.
	Yeah, yeah.
	All right.
	Okay.
	Who's up next?
	Me.
	Yeah.
	What's your name?
	Vicky.
	All right.
	How old are you, Vicky?
	24.
	24.
	All right.
	Where are you from originally?
	Miami, born and raised.
	Alright, what do you do for it?
	I'm a medical assistant.
	Damn.
	Why the fuck?
	She really is.
	Then, uh, Smiley.
	Well, of course, I was right, though.
	Well, what?
	Nurses.
	Oh, yeah, for sure.
	Hi, so did you get something completed for you?
	See, I got new friends.
	I have my bachelor's in sports management.
	I know, that's right.
	Sports management.
	Alright, where'd you get it from?
	Delaware State University.
	Oh, shit.
	That's a party school.
	Yeah, it's an HBCU. Wait, how'd you get it to...
	Okay, never mind.
	They let other people in that are black.
	Relationship status?
	Single.
	But it's complicated.
	I'm sorry?
	Are your parents still together?
	No, they're not.
	Let me guess.
	You said it's complicated?
	Or your friend said that snitching on you?
	No, my parents were never together.
	No, no.
	Dating status.
	Yeah.
	They're a dating status.
	About your dating status.
	Oh, I'm single, single.
	Let me guess.
	So it's not complicated.
	You like niggas?
	Yeah, I like them chocolate.
	How did I know?
	She went to a historically black college, bro.
	She's probably the only person that was her and maybe five white girls.
	You know what I mean?
	She got ran through, bro.
	What the?
	Chris, how dare you, Chris?
	Go ahead, ask what you want to ask, motherfucker.
	I actually wasn't too crazy in college.
	Too crazy?
	Nah.
	Bro, so crazy though, right?
	Are you cold?
	Me?
	Yeah.
	A little bit.
	I could tell.
	Control for you?
	No, I don't believe in that.
	Okay, what's your ethnic background?
	Cuban.
	Full?
	Yeah.
	Oh, what about you?
	What's your ethnic?
	Just black?
	Are you talking to me?
	Yeah.
	So actually, I'm African American, European, and a Mexican into the indigenous.
	So yo nigga.
	So, yeah, but I'm Mexican, Indian, and European.
	To be honest with you, my last name is Spate.
	My last name is German, and they have a whole crest for our last name.
	So, obviously, my slave master was German, you know, whatever.
	Do you know Spanish?
	I know very little, only because of school.
	Do you know German?
	Very little because I was stationed over there.
	Alright, so you're a nigga.
	Got it.
	But still, if you want to get into the dynamics of who I am, I did go get a blood test and I know who I am, so I answered.
	I mean, if I called you over, you're a nigga, man.
	I mean, you can call me a nigga if you want to.
	African-American, European, and then Jewish to the Mexicans, so you want to call me a nigga, you can be disrespectful all you want, but I don't care.
	We're niggas too.
	Yeah, we're niggas too, man.
	But I don't take nigga as a positive demeanor.
	Why not?
	Because it's not the way y'all say it.
	He's a nigga too.
	Yeah, me too.
	He's not a nigga.
	He is.
	I'm not, but listen.
	The nigga was used in such a derogatory sense.
	I am.
	It was to make us feel less than what we are.
	Listen, we are modern times.
	We're all niggas, man.
	Yeah, I get that, but...
	I mean, the ER, you know, for sure.
	Not the ER, but the A. Yeah.
	I'm crying.
	Like, what's up, my nigga?
	To me, there's no difference, but okay.
	Come on, man.
	All right, man.
	She classy.
	So just want to ask, so when you're saying that you don't like him using that term, are you talking about in terms of the manner in which he's using it, or are you talking about just being identifying as black?
	Um, so for me, if you say I'm a nigga, that doesn't mean I identify as black.
	So I feel as when they say that they're just using it is like when I say ignorance is the lack of knowledge.
	So I don't mean it in no disrespectful way.
	So I feel like they're just using an ignorant manner.
	So, just to rephrase, so your issue is that it's used in a derogatory sense?
	Yes, I feel like they're using it in a derogatory sense, then using it in somewhere where they turn out.
	I would never.
	You mentioned you were black, and then you mentioned quite a few different other ethnicities.
	Explain, like, how are your other ethnicities?
	Um, so me and my sister were always curious of who we were because the stories we got from my father and from my mother, because me and my father, my father looks one way and my mother looks completely the other.
	Are they both black?
	No.
	My mother looks non-black.
	My mother looks like 100% Indian and I needed to know so I knew if I could make some extra money or not.
	That was the whole point of me sending my blood in to see if I qualify like you to get that Native American check.
	Because if you look at, like, a picture of my mother, she looks 100% Native Americans.
	I just wanted to know.
	And so, of course, I sent in, you know, my swab and my spit to find out, you know, the breakdown.
	Because if you ask my mother and you ask my grandma, it's just...
	For some reason, people don't like to tell the truth in their families because they don't want the truth to come out for whatever reason.
	Just to summarize...
	Summarize, I just, I didn't like the way how they put it.
	It felt like they was trying to...
	No, no, but listen, one second.
	So you came to that determination based on a DNA test?
	Yes.
	Right, okay.
	So the problem with that is, is you're basically, and so this is why I have an issue, right?
	Because you're basically, when they asked for, like, what you are, rather than saying you're black, you went to your, like, DNA test and you were like, oh, I'm 13% this, like, 5% this, 2% this, whatever.
	I kept asking all the people prior to me, well, how much percentage, how much is this on my mind?
	I already knew to give them that.
	No, but the issue is this, like, you're black, right?
	I'm African American, yes.
	Yeah, yeah, which is African American, black, whatever.
	So the point is this, when you basically, the problem is like, look, I'm not bothered about the various races.
	Like I don't see any issue or difference between races.
	The problem I have is when you're doing that, you yourself have an innate problem with being black.
	I don't.
	No, but I'll explain to you why.
	Let me explain.
	Because if someone asked me, what am I? I would say, look, I'm Pakistani.
	Pakistani origin, right?
	And when you're...
	Look, my DNA test is like, what?
	13% this, 5% this, 12% this.
	But I won't be like, oh, I'm 13% Celtic, 9%, 5% Central Asian.
	It just sounds silly.
	It sounds like you're basically not confident in who you are because you're basically trying to appease...
	People, or maybe you thought it'll make you seem interesting.
	I don't know what the reasoning is, but the problem is when you do that, it doesn't come across well.
	And what was your name again?
	Suleiman.
	Suleiman, you're 100% correct.
	Because you know what?
	I've been on this podcast many times before, and I see how they destroy black African dark skinned people.
	So when I saw how the questions was going...
	Can I please finish?
	Can I please finish?
	You what?
	So as I saw the questions going prior before me, I just wanted to prepare myself so I could see more pleasing to their crowd.
	And yes, did I... Belittle myself or make it seem like I'm not proud to be black.
	I don't know, but that was not my intentions.
	My intentions was to be more accepting to their audience and to answer the questions the way they were already answering it.
	So I might have took that wrong and maybe I overthought it as a Virgo, which I tend to do many times, but I'm proud to be African American.
	No, but isn't that a problem that basically based on one experience that you've had on this show...
	Wait, I couldn't hear you.
	I'm sorry.
	I'll say it one more time.
	So isn't that a problem that based on one experience you had on this show...
	No, it's been three times.
	Okay, whatever, three times.
	Three experiences on this show, right?
	You then were basically...
	You wanted to be accepted by their audience, in your mind, and due to the fact that you wanted to be accepted by their audience, you were like, I'm 5% this, 7% this, 9%.
	It's just like, it's not right, right?
	You're right.
	Do you see the problems with what's going on there?
	No, you're right.
	I just thought that the questioning was going to be different since the whole change of the podcast from prior when I came and the whole new setup.
	I thought things were going to be different.
	I didn't think things were going to be the same, to be honest with you.
	So I was expecting something a little bit different, a little bit more lighter.
	I didn't...
	How do we make fun of black people?
	I apologize.
	I made anybody in the African community make it feel like I was not accepting of who I am.
	But I am.
	And you're completely right.
	What I responded to wasn't probably proper.
	We're niggas, right?
	No, you're not.
	How do we make fun of black people?
	I'm still confused at that.
	I wouldn't call y'all niggas like that.
	Now, if I see you in the street and I seen you doing some stuff that I felt like wasn't respectable as an African-American man, then yeah, I'm gonna call you a nigga.
	But right now, you haven't gave me no reason to call y'all a nigga, so I don't wanna call nobody else a nigga on the platform.
	It's just a word, bruh.
	Yeah, but that word hurts a lot of people.
	Who?
	African-Americans and everybody else who's associated.
	Does that hurt you?
	I guess I'm dead.
	It don't hurt me.
	Alright.
	I get offended when people call me n***a.
	No, but the problem is what you're basically saying is...
	I'm a real n***a.
	I'm a real n***a.
	The problem with what you're saying is it's probably worse because what you're saying is you describe someone as a n***a If they have negative black fits, right?
	What are black traits?
	I would never think you said the word.
	No, I didn't say black traits.
	No, no, you did.
	You did.
	What you said is...
	I said if they wasn't being a respectable African-American male, because that's who I'm speaking to right now, because he wants to...
	I know the podcast.
	He wants to call himself a nigga.
	I mean, I wouldn't just...
	If I didn't know him, I'd have came to paint.
	I wouldn't be like, hey, what up, nigga?
	No, because I feel like I'll be offending him.
	But you're not!
	So just to rephrase what I'm saying, so according to what you just said now, if someone does not act respectable for you, then it's appropriate and acceptable to call them a nigger, right?
	I wouldn't say it's acceptable.
	No, but you just said that, that's your definition.
	If I use it, it would be me as, um, not demoralizing, uh, what's the word to call somebody something below them what they are?
	Belittle?
	No, I wouldn't say belittle them, but I didn't want to say disrespect.
	Like, no, I'm going to use disrespect.
	Like, if I was to use nigga, I would, if I'm using, I'm going to use it in a disrespectful manner.
	You know what I'm saying?
	Okay, for you.
	Yeah, for me.
	But that doesn't make it good, though.
	Yeah, that's bad.
	No, that's what I'm saying.
	That's bad.
	I'm trying not to use that every day.
	Like, I'm really on this phase of my life where I want to uplift and not take down people.
	Listen, I'm white, but I'm also black.
	How are you white?
	But I love to wear nigga.
	You know why I love to wear nigga?
	Why?
	Explain it to me.
	It doesn't mean anything.
	Unless you put meaning to it behind calling someone a nigga when they do dumb shit.
	You know what I'm saying?
	It's just a word.
	So don't take offense to it.
	Can I ask you a question?
	How do you feel about...
	How do you feel about somebody getting beat up because they're Spanish around African-American people saying the N-word?
	How do you feel about that?
	I just want to bring it up because...
	Here's the issue in Miami.
	Y'all say the N-word because you're Hispanic, and it's not an issue because I really don't care, but people say it as, oh, they're not black, so this is an N-word?
	Beat them up.
	My thing is, like, it's just a word.
	Who cares?
	So let me answer that because I kind of disagree.
	And the reason why I asked that question is because I don't agree with your definition because I feel like, again, your definition of what you said is probably worse than what he did, right?
	And I'll explain to you why.
	I would never call him that.
	No, but you said you would consider him that if he was acting not respectable, right?
	Now, the issue is this.
	Look, I don't think it's just a word.
	And I'll explain to you why.
	Because I was watching this chat as soon as I came on and the first comments I read was, oh, Suleiman is anti-white.
	And so what that tells you is it doesn't matter if someone's black, Pakistani, white, whatever it may be.
	Everyone, and I mean almost everyone, is sensitive to certain terminology and words.
	And people are very sensitive to their own race being attacked, right?
	And it was less so with white people when they were the extreme majority.
	But now you're seeing, for example, in the United States, whites are what, like 58%?
	Yeah.
	So when they become the minority, you're seeing now almost any comment you make is like anti-white.
	Even though I'm not anti-white, but you would see them saying it all the time.
	So in reality, what that has demonstrated to me is that it doesn't matter if you're white, it doesn't matter if you're black or Asian or Arab or wherever it may be.
	Most people are sensitive to anyone demeaning them.
	So for example, using the N-word would be an example of when people think they're being demeaned.
	Or for example, if I say a white chick, right?
	White people will be like, oh, Suleiman's anti-white, Suleiman's anti-white.
	So, in reality, what happens is, we get used to using certain terminology, being in certain areas.
	But when we look at it holistically, yeah, I do think that it's not just a word.
	I think there's a lot more to it.
	It's just a word, yes.
	But what happens is, it offends people.
	And the problem is, if we're going to say words that offend people, that's fine.
	And you're being kind of, doing it with everyone, that's fine.
	But the problem...
	But even then, is that right?
	Is it okay to offend everyone?
	Maybe, maybe not.
	But the issue is that the person receiving it, it doesn't matter if it's black, white, Asian, everyone gets offended.
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	Well, so, man, you want to introduce yourself to the people?
	Yeah, by the way, man.
	We need to get to the intro.
	Yeah, we need to get to the intro.
	Yeah, okay.
	Thanks for having me on.
	I'm a journalist.
	I'm on Twitter.
	I've got a decent following on Twitter.
	And I cover geopolitics.
	So this is a new situation for me.
	So do let me off.
	I know a lot of people will get upset that I'm here in this specific situation.
	But I thought I'd try it out and see how it goes.
	Thank you for coming, bro.
	And then just to piggyback off what you said earlier about the word.
	Listen, I get it.
	It could mean a lot to some people.
	I'm just saying if it's going to hurt somebody's feelings in that way and they want to retaliate, then you saying the word means you're going to receive whatever they want to give to you.
	I'm just saying in this context here, all my niggas.
	Question for you because you said that we said something about like black people or whatever.
	What was it last time that you think that we said?
	Are you talking to me?
	Yeah, because you said something about us saying something about the show puts down dark skinned black people.
	Well, I'm just talking about prior before when I came on the show years ago, I witnessed, I felt like from my personal perspective, Y'all didn't really like dark-skinned girls too much on the show.
	And y'all would like call them out more so than the light-skinned or the Spanish girls on the show.
	You asked me a question, so I answered it.
	Put you to my last video with my black queen.
	And then, like, the whole situation when I saw Asian Doll up here and how uncomfortable she was, that really...
	That's my nigga.
	Yeah, okay.
	That really kind of touched my heart because I understand why she felt uncomfortable the way she felt uncomfortable.
	Really?
	And then I felt like after y'all went through the situation with YouTube and everything, I just felt like it was just going to be different.
	That's why I said what I had said.
	Let her say what she want to say.
	Okay, so the Asian doll thing, and then you said we went through something with YouTube.
	What did we go through with YouTube?
	And YouTube closed y'all down for a little bit for disrespect and all that stuff and how y'all was treating everybody on y'all podcast for whatever reason.
	No, we're on YouTube right now, matter of fact.
	No, no, I know that now.
	I ain't been on y'all show for years for a reason.
	So what are you here now?
	I mean, it's been like two years now since...
	Nothing's changed, nigga.
	Okay, now I feel like you're calling me nigga and a disrespectful man.
	I would never doubt to you, man.
	Okay, so there's no need to call me that.
	My name is Jazz.
	Okay, so you said that we got, why do you think we got turned off by YouTube?
	It was just a lot going on, and the way I saw when you guys had special guests, because it used to be at one point y'all had special guests each time, like how you guys have this young man here.
	Every time y'all had like a dark skin, Special guest, it just didn't seem like it would go too well as if you had somebody else in a seat.
	So I just didn't feel like y'all was team dark skin and y'all was team, you know, whatever.
	I feel like y'all was very offensive to us.
	So like when you keep calling me nigga, I do take offensive to that because of that.
	And I feel like you guys have all this ready for us to say this so you know you have something.
	I took my black queen out on a date.
	I don't want to hear no bullshit in the chat because I took my black queen out on a date.
	You asked me a question.
	And I love my dark skins, by the way.
	If you feel me, so like, don't say that again.
	Oh, that's your girlfriend first?
	Hell yeah, that's my black queen.
	Your recent one.
	Yep, one of them.
	Exactly.
	Okay, and then you said we bring guests, that we don't bring dark-skinned guests on?
	No, no, no, I didn't say that.
	I said when y'all did, I saw how y'all treated them and how the questioning went.
	Did you not see Cali Muscle just a second ago?
	No, I mean, y'all are new.
	Y'all changed y'all ways since then.
	So I'm going to ask you what they want me to ask you.
	Richie was here yesterday, too.
	But he's a male.
	Y'all are team males all day.
	No.
	So she means girls.
	So which one is it?
	Is it we're racist against dark-skinned women?
	No, whoa, whoa, whoa.
	Which one is it?
	Please, please do not put words in my mouth.
	I never said you guys were racist.
	I never said you guys were racist.
	That's literally what you said.
	I didn't like the way y'all treated dark-skinned women on the show.
	That's what I said.
	So they were being racist?
	No, I didn't say racist.
	One second.
	When you treat someone different based on their skin color is the definition of racism.
	I'm not calling them racist.
	I just said I don't like the way you guys treat dark-skinned women on your show.
	That's all I said.
	You don't like them being racist?
	No, I wouldn't call them a racist.
	My thing is, if I wanted to call you a racist, I am an adult.
	I will call you a racist.
	But I don't think you are the definition of a racist.
	I just think y'all pick and choose what ladies y'all want to go on court.
	So what do you think happened with Asian Doll?
	Tell me again, what do you think happened with her?
	My sister's not here to defend herself.
	I'm not about to bring up what she had to go through traumatically.
	Y'all already know what y'all put her through and all the viewers saw what y'all put her through and I'm not going to let y'all put me in a spot just to speak upon it.
	You asked me a question and I answered it.
	I feel as though y'all treated dark-skinned women differently than the light-skinned women on your show.
	That's what I said.
	Accept it and let's move on.
	Okay, well you're incorrect, so I'm gonna correct you.
	Alright, go ahead.
	What ended up happening was she showed up three hours late, two to three hours late, when she was supposed to show up, okay?
	She came in with an attitude.
	We went ahead and still, you know, let her come on the show and everything else like that.
	Prior to her coming on, there was a girl that kept interrupting several times.
	Black and white.
	Okay?
	Both a black and a white girl, by the way.
	Kept interrupting another girl when she spoke every single time.
	So I told one of those girls, I think it was the white girl actually I told this.
	I said, hey, can you guys stop interrupting?
	And then Asian Doll responded.
	Mind you, she had not been there the past two hours because she came late and she didn't know what was going on.
	I told them, this is like the fifth or sixth time that I warned them, hey, can you guys stop interrupting?
	This is like the fifth time.
	Stop it.
	And then Asian Doll says, oh, he's mean.
	And then I'm like, no, I'm not mean.
	It's just that these women were interrupting several times and you don't know what was going on because you came here late.
	She felt some type of way about that and got angry.
	But the reality is that she didn't know what the fuck she was talking about and she tried to make it a whole race thing.
	No, it was a behavior thing.
	And this is a problem in the black community.
	I tweeted about this yesterday.
	You guys tend to go ahead and conflate any criticism as racism.
	Nancy Pelosi, a couple weeks ago, was walking down the hall, and this stupid-ass reporter from, I think, Fox or CNN, who cares?
	She happened to be African American.
	She asked Nancy Pelosi several times, oh, what's going on with Biden?
	Is he going to drop out the race?
	She asked her three different times.
	And then Nancy got annoyed and said, hey, do you understand English?
	I'm not answering your question.
	What did the media do?
	Oh, she's racist!
	She asked her, she speaks English!
	No, her behavior was annoying, and she told her, stop fucking bothering me.
	But what did they spin it as?
	Racism.
	And this happens all the fucking time.
	They've done it to Donald Trump, they did it to Nancy Pelosi, etc.
	If you criticize black people, they immediately say you're racist.
	Hell, your story right now, you tried to say I was racist, but the reality is that...
	No, I didn't.
	I literally clearly said, I'm not trying to call you guys a racist.
	By default, you're not saying the word, but by the actions you're saying...
	The behaviors that you described are the definition of racism.
	I apologize if anything I said made y'all feel as though I said that you guys were racist.
	Alright, there you go.
	So, I was not trying to say you guys were racist.
	Honestly.
	I just felt as though I didn't like what I didn't see.
	I didn't like what I see and on the certain shows that I was on, I didn't like the way certain things went on from my personal experience.
	But I would never call you guys a racist.
	I'm not going to sit here and say you guys are racist.
	I wasn't trying to say that at all.
	And if you notice those shows, right?
	They acted up, not us.
	They started this shit first.
	I know, and I didn't say you guys were racist.
	I just didn't say I didn't like away the way you agree.
	I didn't agree to weigh up how you handled a certain guest.
	And then I asked her to leave.
	And then I asked her to leave, and she said, I'm not going to get up and I'm not going to leave.
	And I was like, what the fuck?
	Get the fuck up out of here.
	And that's how that whole situation came.
	But it's because she came late and didn't know what was going on prior.
	And I told the girls, hey, stop interrupting, which we're both black and white, by the way.
	She said, you're mean.
	And I'm like, no, I just have rules.
	It's a podcast.
	These girls keep talking over each other.
	And this has been a problem for two plus fucking hours.
	You just got here and you don't know.
	She conflated that as me being an asshole or racist or whatever.
	But that's the problem.
	Again, like I said before, this is what happens whenever you criticize people that just happen to be black.
	It always comes back to not their behavior, but their skin color.
	All right.
	That's the problem.
	Merry Christmas.
	I don't think none of my behavior was inappropriate.
	I do apologize if y'all failed as though I called y'all racist, because that was not my intention.
	Okay, look, if you tell someone, right, hey, you shot three people and they died, right, what you're effectively saying is that I'm a murderer.
	You might have not called me a murderer, but the behaviors I exhibited make me a murderer by definition.
	Okay, but what I'm trying to do right now is apologize for you.
	No, I get it.
	But you've got to understand that if you're going to use the English language and use certain words or whatever it may be, they have a meaning.
	It's not how you feel what they mean.
	It's what they mean.
	So if you say, you said XYZ based on someone's skin color, that is by definition racism, whether you say it overtly or not.
	So we gotta have a better command of the English language here and understand what we're saying.
	Yeah, words are very powerful.
	You know what I mean?
	I think y'all want to be quick to say that, but that was not my intention.
	If we were racist, you wouldn't be here right now.
	Of course I wouldn't.
	Of course, that's why I keep trying.
	I don't understand y'all want to keep pulling the race card.
	I never called y'all racist.
	And if anything I said gave that inclination that I was trying to do that, that was not my point.
	You said we put down dark skins.
	I didn't like the way you treat dark-skinned women.
	That is by definition racism.
	I didn't call you racist.
	I didn't like the way you treat them.
	That doesn't make you say you're racist.
	You're saying basically he treat African-American women different.
	And it sounds like you're saying he racist.
	It doesn't sound like it is.
	Yeah, you're just saying it in a different way.
	Yeah, you're sugarcoating it.
	I keep trying to apologize for it.
	Let's just get past it because we're going to go in a circle.
	I don't know what else they want for me.
	I apologize many times for it, so I do apologize.
	I was not trying to disrespect y'all on y'all podcast.
	I swear to God, I was not trying to do that.
	We're just correcting you, that's all.
	Cool, let's get back to the body count.
	See, I've come to realize this when I talk to women, is that they use words and they think, I feel like it is, this is the definition, but that's not the definition.
	Like, I feel like it means this, but it doesn't.
	And she said, I feel like you guys were doing this.
	Like, were you hearing the show?
	What happened?
	No.
	But I also said the shows that I was on.
	That's fine.
	Like, use Dumbass Asian Doll as an example.
	That girl's an idiot.
	Like, she's an absolute low IQ moron.
	So let me get it straight.
	If it was so bad about how you felt, why come back?
	Because Smiley asked me, I told Smiley, I don't fuck with Fresh and Fit.
	And the only reason why I came up here was for her.
	I told her that in the DMs.
	Well then, if you don't be here, get the fuck out of here!
	And I thank you for being here.
	Forget about it!
	We don't fuck with Fresh and Friend, we don't fuck with you man.
	Get the fuck out of here, bro.
	Now we're racist now?
	Get our phones over there, man.
	That's fucking crazy, bro.
	Yo, that's shit wild, bro.
	Sorry, Smiley, you got some pull, but...
	Passive aggressive bullshit, like, this is, man, just proving all the stereotypes right.
	Goddamn.
	Her true feelings came out at the very beginning.
	I don't fuck with fresh and fit.
	Well, fuck you, bitch.
	Like, what the fuck, man?
	Go back to your kid, nigga.
	I hate these fucking bitches, man.
	Holy shit.
	Proving the stereotypes right every single time.
	It's disrespectful as fuck, man.
	Want to walk already?
	Yeah, bro.
	Sit down, baby girl.
	Yeah, just sit there, Vicky.
	And all my VA vets in here, man.
	Yo, what do y'all think about the whole disability thing, man?
	Smell cat.
	I'm not going to hold you, bro.
	Fuck it, smell cat.
	That was kind of fishy, but hey.
	Who knows?
	Okay, okay.
	It's Friday, so supportive questions.
	Anything you want to start with?
	I mean, not to talk about race again, but obviously I've been observing, that's what I was trying to do.
	I noticed, even though she did make the claim that you guys were racist...
	She tried to do it.
	Yeah, yeah.
	I mean, she said it, right?
	Indirectly.
	I mean, it wasn't indirect.
	She's just never used the word, but the definition was there, right?
	But anyway, separate to that.
	What I did notice on this show, and I watched quite a few of your episodes, is, ironically, you do have, like, a lot...
	Of ethnic minorities on the show who are non-white.
	So as an example, there's zero white people here, right?
	Yeah.
	And so the question becomes, why is there zero white people on this show?
	And so I've been thinking about it and I thought, what's the reason for it?
	And the reason is this, right?
	And actually, let me ask a question and then I'm going to give my thoughts on it.
	I think this is normally a fresh and fit special question, right, where you normally ask, is that you ask people to rate themselves.
	One out of ten.
	Yeah, yeah.
	So do you want to do that?
	Because I've got, I just want to, I just want to see what, yeah, yeah, that's all right.
	Yeah, we can.
	Ladies, if you don't mind, we'll do a rating test here.
	One out of ten.
	We'll do it yourself.
	Oh, should we give them the parameters?
	Out of the shower?
	Yeah, no makeup.
	No makeup.
	Just understand, five is average.
	Nothing wrong with being average.
	Six is above average.
	Seven is pretty hot.
	Eight is really hot.
	Nine is your fucking model, pretty much.
	Ten is your perfect.
	Ten is your perfect.
	So, what do you rate yourself?
	Out of the shower.
	Out of one to ten.
	I mean, I'm all about self-love, so ten.
	Mm-hmm.
	This is your rating.
	Okay.
	What about you?
	Ten.
	I see where this is going.
	Okay, what about you?
	I'll go with seven.
	Girl, you should have said 10.
	Okay.
	She's trying to count, man.
	I'm trying to pander.
	10.
	She a 10.
	What about you?
	A 10.
	Okay, a 10?
	I'm a 10.
	I'm company.
	I'm a 10.
	Okay.
	All right, Queen.
	5.
	What?
	I need to fix my BBL. I need to fix my BBL. I'm saying, I'm a thousand.
	Fuck that.
	I'm above all you bitches.
	Okay?
	I'm a thousand.
	But I'm really a five.
	I need to fix my BBL right now.
	Okay.
	Honestly.
	I'm a ten.
	I broke the scale.
	Oh no, you did break the scale.
	I sure did.
	Literally.
	Literally.
	- Asshole.
	- Okay, did every girl in the town just give themselves 10 minutes except for Philadelphia over here?
	- Yeah.
	- Smiley, smiley.
	- She said 10, she said a thousand.
	- Well, she's kidding.
	- I was kidding, I'm a five.
	Realistically, I'm a five.
	- Five and seven.
	- I don't think that it's a confidence issue.
	I'm just being honest based off of, you know, like everybody has their own insecurities.
	So that's all.
	Suleiman, you have the numbers.
	A couple of more follow-up questions.
	What are you, sir?
	Well, we'll come to that in a second.
	We'll come to that in a second, right?
	Oh, we want to know your number.
	What's Rachel's name?
	One second, we'll come to that in a second.
	So, how many of you are on OnlyFans?
	Oh, I don't have that.
	I am.
	Okay.
	I got a lot of coffee down there.
	Of course.
	Okay.
	Only one.
	And how many are on Instagram?
	I have Instagram.
	I got Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, TikTok.
	Okay.
	The whole nine.
	Okay, and what do you use your Instagram for?
	It's a personal blog.
	So I post about everything.
	I post my kids, my makeup, me going out.
	Like, just content.
	Just regular content.
	Drama.
	Every day.
	Drama about how...
	A hoe that you've been arguing for eight years.
	No clout.
	No clout goes to her.
	Sorry.
	So wait a second.
	You post your family?
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	- Okay, what about you?
	Okay, what about you? - I just go out there and look for rich niggas like you.
	To network.
	I'm a business owner.
	So I try to connect with others.
	So you don't post on there?
	I do post on there.
	What do you post on there?
	I post like credit repair things that I do.
	Houses, real estate.
	I post myself.
	It's her business page.
	It's a business page.
	What about your personal page?
	So you do the credit stuff with her?
	Yeah, I do that also, but mainly real estate.
	Okay, because when I asked you before, you just said you were a realtor.
	Yeah, I am, because that's my man.
	Entrepreneur.
	That's her main thing.
	She just helps her sister out.
	Correct.
	Okay.
	But if you want to notate all that, then yes.
	We got hustle in our muscle, man.
	Well, she said she was a business owner, so I'm like, wait, hold on one sec.
	Your sister has the business.
	I'm confused here.
	We both have it together.
	Yeah, the twins.
	We do everything together.
	Well, y'all fuck together?
	No.
	No.
	Alright.
	I've been trying to get them to do it.
	Those are the Claremont twins.
	You got them confused.
	Those are the Claremont twins.
	Alright.
	Go ahead.
	Keep going.
	I told you I should fuck together.
	What do you use your Instagram for?
	Do you post pictures of yourself or no?
	I do and I use it for music to promote my music as well.
	Marketing, myself, you know, same thing.
	I just post myself and my family and stuff.
	Okay, cool.
	So...
	The reason I asked that question was because obviously I've come on the show and I've seen a number of episodes before that and there is basically a significant disproportion of non-white women on the show.
	And so the question becomes like why is it that you have this preponderance of non-white women basically coming on Fresh and Fit?
	Basically I assume that most of these have come from Instagram or various other mediums or did you bring them?
	Yeah, I brought them all.
	How do you know them?
	This is my son's aunties.
	That's my makeup artist.
	This is my really good friend.
	And that's her really good friend.
	So the reason I'm saying this is because Obviously, we heard everybody's ratings, right?
	And everybody gave themselves 10.
	So my question to you is...
	Except you, right?
	You'll be throwing shots.
	No, I'm not...
	It's just from a logical perspective, right?
	Pakistani, what do you think?
	You got a lot of things.
	Allahu Akbar!
	Alhamdulillah, Habibi!
	So the question becomes...
	Okay, let's take some people as an example.
	Megan Fox, what rating would you give her?
	A 10, you know?
	I give all my women 10s.
	You know, we queens out here.
	So every woman's a 10?
	So there's no differentiation between you and Megan Fox?
	Lizzo?
	I mean, I don't know.
	Girl, Natalie Nunn is a zero.
	Who's that?
	You know, I'm a dumb asshole.
	It's a personal preference.
	Like, you know, I don't know.
	This is a problem though.
	It's not a personal preference, right?
	Because in reality, the reason I asked that question is because I was thinking about this.
	And when it comes to women, there's two aspects that one would give in order to determine their value.
	I mean, I don't want to use a crude term like value, but whatever you want to use, right?
	There's two things.
	One is their physical appearance, right?
	And I think the second thing is their background.
	And the reason I say that is because, for example, you've got basically different layers of women.
	So you have someone who, for example, I give the example of Megan Fox.
	So Megan Fox is like a movie star, right?
	So without sounding horrible, I don't want to sound mean, but like, I don't think any of you guys would ever get to that situation.
	But if you were given that option, you would take it, right?
	To be a movie star.
	I mean, me personally, I don't really want to be that famous.
	So, no.
	For me.
	So you're going to say no?
	Come on.
	I'm going to say no.
	I don't want to be that famous.
	I just want to, you know, do my god gift of talent.
	But you're the celebrities here.
	I do, because of my talent.
	So you're going to be famous regardless.
	Yeah, but I don't want to be that famous.
	You know?
	Not Megan Thee Stallion famous.
	Girl, you be bitching at me by not tagging you.
	You know, I take care of you, so you better tag me.
	It's a personal thing, you know?
	See, it's personal with me.
	Of course.
	She's the best makeup artist.
	I love it.
	So look here, we've got Smiley here, you know, telling us the facts.
	So coming back to it, the reason I'm saying that is because look, Women, generally speaking, obviously not all women, but generally speaking, they use their appearance, they use their body to sell.
	Now the question becomes, what is the medium that they use to sell?
	So for example, Instagram is probably, or OnlyFans is probably the lowest level of medium because in reality, they're selling their bodies in that way.
	For what?
	You said 50 bucks?
	For $2.
	Oh, for $2.
	For 99 cents.
	Okay, but that's what you're doing?
	No, that's not what I'm doing.
	That's what these hoes doing.
	Who are these hoes?
	I'm not part of these hoes.
	My shit is $50.
	$49.99.
	And guess what?
	I got a picture like this.
	Cheese!
	They dumb.
	Okay, so she's doing really well.
	She's selling for $50, right?
	On Instagram.
	Now, the thing...
	Onlyfans.
	Onlyfans, sorry.
	Onlyfans, right?
	Which, for me, is the same.
	Onlyfans and Instagram.
	So, I mean, don't subscribe, guys.
	But anyway, back to it.
	Onlyfans and Instagram.
	You basically have a scenario where it's a certain level of woman, right?
	And it basically, it's again, people who would probably, without, come on this show, right?
	And so you've got basically, let's say you had a rich father, and you looked really good.
	Your dad will probably get you into the movie industry.
	And so that's the epitome of what a woman wants.
	She wants something that...
	She looks aesthetically good and then she's got the high echelon.
	She's making a million bucks or whatever it may be on a movie industry.
	And she's got the connections because she's from a good affluent background.
	Generally speaking, that's what's going to happen except...
	Okay, so generally speaking, that's what will happen.
	And then you basically have different layers.
	So for example, a cat work, a model, right?
	So again, someone who's on Instagram, Aspires to be a model.
	Aspires to get to that situation because, again, she's going to earn more than you guys on OnlyFans, more than 50 bucks, right?
	She's going to earn more than 50 bucks, but she's not going to earn as much as Megan Fox in her millions.
	And again, that's going to be someone who aesthetically looks good, but also has a decent background.
	And then you get, basically, the next level, which is...
	Instagram, OnlyFans, which again is selling sex.
	But you're doing it in a manner which is not at that other level.
	And then obviously the bottom of the echelon is escorts and porn stars.
	So you've basically got different layers.
	And porn stars and...
	Sorry, what you calling it?
	Porn stars is below you guys.
	And then you've basically got...
	Yeah, but they'll probably be with porn stars.
	So what are we?
	You said below us.
	What are we?
	So you're just above a prostitute.
	That's why you know so much about OnlyFans.
	He called me a prostitute, y'all.
	Listen, I said you just above it.
	I just spared him.
	Listen, I've never used OnlyFans and no one should use it, right?
	Yes, you have.
	No, I haven't.
	But no one should use it, right?
	Because we'll talk about that in a second.
	Why someone should...
	Well, not because it's Haram.
	Haram!
	Because in reality, look, what is the problem with all of these mediums that I've described?
	We didn't have Instagram in the past.
	We didn't have OnlyFans in the past.
	We didn't have...
	What's the other one?
	All the other ones.
	Paul and Hoban, the rest of them in the past.
	He know a lot about them, y'all.
	Well, okay, we're not allowed to say it on this show, but the reason why we know, but it's basically who controls it.
	That's the reason we know about it.
	But coming back to it.
	So coming back to the point I'm saying, Okay, so now you've made me switch points, but let me answer your point first and then I'll come to that.
	So, in reality, why it's not a good thing is this, because what that does is, without sounding mean, but actually it's okay to be mean on this, is it destroys society.
	Because just think about all the men who are basically subscribing to OnlyFans, what's happening to them.
	So, in the past, and obviously none of this is acceptable, but I just want you to understand it from psychological perspective.
	How are you guys today?
	Myron, who is the prettiest girl on the panel, in your opinion?
	I'll answer that after Suleiman finishes what you said.
	Go ahead, Suleiman.
	So, yeah, please do.
	In the past, you basically had a scenario where men, when they weren't able to attain women, would pay for sex, right?
	And so they would financially pay money and they'd have sex.
	And it'd be like a half-decent woman, whatever it may be.
	There'll be different categories, right?
	Depending on how much you're going to pay.
	Now the problem in society is those same men are basically paying OnlyFans, paying Instagram, but not even having sex.
	So just think about the mental impact it has on these guys.
	By the way, all of this is wrong, but I'm trying to demonstrate to you from a psychological perspective how impactful this is on these men.
	So you basically have these guys who were able to pay for sex before, right?
	Generally speaking.
	And they'd go to brothels and so on and so forth.
	But now...
	Sorry?
	Yeah, but now the problem is they're generally not able to go there because of the way society is.
	And so now they're paying...
	To not have sex.
	And so that's the level of mental impact that has on a guy.
	Now, don't get me wrong.
	I'm not blaming you for it.
	It's obviously the men's fault because they should be saying, look, I ain't gonna pay OnlyFans.
	I ain't gonna pay Instagram.
	I ain't gonna be, like, gawking over these women for Instagram.
	I even saw an article where some guy, like, mental, paid some woman to, like, I don't know, get farts or something.
	So that's the level of sickness.
	I mean, I feel like they're already mentally ill at that point.
	So you mean going on OnlyFans?
	I mean, if they're buying stuff online.
	Men have accepted that, you know, gone to that level.
	But that's the problem.
	Men shouldn't accept it because in reality, men should not be accepting non-penetrative sex and then paying for it.
	That is the level of...
	That's what demonstrates why there's a huge problem in the society we have because them same men now have not been with a woman yet paid significant amount of money To basically observe a woman.
	Do you think that man's ever going to get a woman in the future?
	No, he's not.
	And that's the reason why you see, you know, you guys talk about the 80-20 rule which became the 90-10 rule or whatever it may be.
	That's the reason why the vast majority of men haven't got women.
	And then they come on this podcast and say they're all fucking tense.
	Well, you said you're a thousand.
	Yeah.
	So that's the problem.
	And just coming back to the other point of what I was saying in terms of the different levels.
	So why I was talking about this is because You know, a lot of people think that a woman's value or whatever her makeup is, is just based on her looks.
	It is obviously the primary reason, but then there's other factors.
	There's socio-economic factors, there's your background.
	And so, for that reason, you've got basically people who are basically non-white on this show, generally speaking.
	And there's a reason why you have scenarios where those type of people are more so on OnlyFans.
	And yet, when you look at the other industries, it's again, the disproportionate changes.
	So I just think it's an important point.
	So you said all that, right?
	Yeah.
	And I'm just gonna go back to you.
	You gonna tell me you don't watch porn?
	I get you don't like the pay, but I know you watch porn.
	Don't watch porn.
	Yes, you do.
	You crazy.
	And if you don't, can we get the lying thing?
	Why are you fucking lying?
	You shouldn't watch porn because the problem is when you watch porn, then what happens is it basically has a scenario where people Men are basically accepting that they're going to be paying, or even not paying, but they're going to be accepting that they're never ever going to get with a woman.
	Can I ask you, are you single?
	No, no, I'm married.
	That's why he said what he's saying.
	She's never sent you videos?
	She's never sent you videos?
	No, no, no.
	Oh, I was about to say, if she's sent you videos...
	But he has her in person, so that's why he doesn't make it, man.
	Can I call me?
	But do you get what he's saying though?
	Yeah, I understand where you're coming from.
	I feel like, you know, men back then also had more of that privilege, but women will be treated worse back then as well.
	Like, I believe, you know, from like...
	What do you mean men had privilege?
	Like, you guys had more access to sex, all these things, you'll pay for it, you'll get the sex, now you don't, and we have all this OnlyFans.
	You mean access to physical sex?
	Yeah, physical sex.
	I agree with you.
	So why is it that before men had access to physical sex, and now they're basically looking at things virtually?
	Because if you're not buying me a Birkin, you ain't getting this pussy.
	That's the problem, though.
	Who can afford a Birkin in these times?
	What?
	Okay, most niggas can't afford a Birkin.
	If he's not buying me a Birkin or a house or giving me that G-Wagon, it's G-Wagon season.
	If he ain't getting it, he's not getting his pussy.
	But that is why he's going to go to OnlyFans and stay in that zone forever, because he can't afford you.
	But he can't afford OnlyFans.
	That's cool.
	That's cool.
	But then you wonder, where's all the men?
	They're on OnlyFans.
	He's not going to do it the next nigga, Will.
	For how long?
	It don't matter.
	I don't want it for long.
	Oh, my God.
	All right.
	This is the problem, man.
	Hopefully she's a thing.
	Smiley, I'm sorry.
	I don't have to say this.
	But why is it that girls that have a kid, average, as you buy your own admission.
	You said five.
	Right?
	You called yourself a five.
	I'm a five.
	Right?
	Not a virgin, et cetera.
	You know, you've been on a reality TV show, et cetera.
	Like, how is it that you demand a $30,000 purse and a $200,000 car, right?
	When it's like...
	How can you command that when you're not a top tier girl?
	How?
	Hold on!
	Who said I'm not top tier?
	I just gave the example of the different tiers.
	You just quite literally said that you're average, but what you're demanding in a man is exceptional.
	It is.
	I think I deserve it, because I put a lot of work in these streets.
	What is the work you put in the streets?
	Man, I wake up early in the morning.
	I told you I got hustle in my muscle.
	Wait, wait, smiley.
	Can a man give you a used Birkin bag?
	No.
	Then why do we want a used pussy?
	Oh my god!
	Damn!
	Let me tell you something.
	You know what?
	I'm gonna get it rejuvenated before you get it.
	I can find a virgin that's like 21 years old, that has no mileage.
	That bitch is not going to be fun, baby.
	That's going to be the most boring sex.
	But hold on.
	Hold on.
	Ow!
	You're demanding talk to her.
	We're going to talk to her, too.
	Baby, this, this, that.
	Huck, twa!
	Huck, twa!
	It don't matter.
	Men are used.
	They're not ran through.
	Right.
	Most men are, they're weird.
	What he going to say is they going to fuck a thousand girls, but they dick don't change.
	I'm not going to say that at all.
	It changes?
	No, we're going to say that.
	Are you having a hard time?
	We provide for you physically, financially as well.
	Maybe house, car, kids, stability.
	You give us your body.
	Chris, you have my feelings.
	But generally, that's what you want.
	You caught me a used car.
	Even worse, that's like a Publix bag.
	I'm for real.
	He hurt my feelings, y'all.
	You get what he's saying, though?
	I get what he's saying.
	I understand.
	I just know my worth.
	What's your worth?
	A Birkin bag?
	I already shut the fuck up.
	Can y'all move this keyboard from him?
	Move that keyboard.
	I'm not even using it.
	These dudes bad.
	Don't.
	Fresh.
	She belongs to the streets.
	Fresh.
	That's alright.
	Man, anyway.
	Street pharmaceuticals.
	You were saying something about Ranthru?
	What were you saying?
	Oh, no.
	Don't get me started.
	Go ahead.
	What were you going to say?
	Because I can go on about men.
	Okay, what's your complaints about men?
	Go ahead.
	I'd rather not.
	I'd rather not.
	We want to hear it, Vicky.
	No, I'm just saying that you guys are coming.
	Well, not coming for women, but...
	I'll be coming.
	Like, not...
	Oh, my God.
	I want her to say what she's going to say.
	Go ahead.
	Please.
	I just feel like men are no better than, you know.
	In what way, specifically, are they no better?
	As in, like, being, having, you know, ran through big...
	Okay, so being promiscuous is what you're trying to say.
	Okay, do you think a promiscuous man and a promiscuous woman are the same thing?
	No.
	No.
	So then why are you trying to conflate it as if it's equal?
	I'm not.
	She's trying to say that men are worse.
	Yeah, exactly.
	And that they're more hoes than us.
	Is what she's trying to say.
	You really think that?
	But you guys hold us to that value.
	Hold on, hold on.
	Do you think a majority of men actually can go out there and be promiscuous?
	I mean, everybody's different.
	No, no, no.
	Do you think a majority of men can actually go out there?
	No, it's harder for a man.
	It's harder, yeah.
	They have to spend money and stuff like that.
	Like certain expectations for stuff.
	So it takes skill to be able to do it.
	Right.
	Yeah.
	Okay, so...
	But some are ran through in the fact that they'll pay for sex or whatever bitch comes their way, no matter what they look like.
	What if I told you that there's no such thing as a ran through man because we're the ones that run.
	This is crazy to me when women try to sit here and be like, well, you ran through as a guy.
	No, bitch, I make you ran through.
	We are the runners.
	You guys are the through.
	Actually, we allow y'all, so we're in charge.
	You're being penetrated, though.
	But we're letting you penetrate us.
	No, no, but it doesn't matter.
	We're doing the drilling.
	We leave.
	Like, you guys do realize, right?
	Like, for a man to get sex, it's hard, right?
	For a woman to get sex, it's easy.
	I don't know.
	What?
	What do you mean you don't know?
	I don't know.
	You don't know?
	I don't know why.
	That's true, but...
	It is easier for a woman to get sex.
	What you just said now is...
	Hold on, hold on.
	Real fast, real fast.
	Can we come to at least...
	Would you guys all agree that it's easier for women to get sex than men?
	Yeah, that's true.
	All of you agree that, right?
	No, she said no.
	Yeah, I agree, but I mean, the same thing applies to men as well.
	Hold on.
	So, if it's harder for men to get sex than it is for women, well, what's hard is respected.
	What's easy is not respected.
	It's not hard for you guys to get sex.
	That's why we call you sluts.
	It's hard for us to get sex.
	That's why guys are considered, you're the man.
	Very different.
	I just got mindfucked, so I don't even know what to say to that.
	See?
	It's so easy to get fucked.
	It's logic.
	It's so easy to get fucked.
	See?
	I had no comment.
	How you let them fuck you?
	They fucked my mind, bitch.
	Wow.
	Look, just to add to what Maren said, it's not just that it's hard or easy.
	In reality, for a woman, and as you said earlier, we choose, right?
	Because in reality, that's the case.
	That a woman...
	For her to have sex is literally she just decides.
	She decides to open her legs and there'll be some guy who's willing to have sex with her.
	So for women, it's not even that it's easy.
	It's just a choice.
	Like as soon as they decide to open their legs, they're going to have sex.
	And that's what the difference is.
	Whereas for a man, it's not that.
	He has to put the effort in.
	He has to do all of the various things to do so.
	So I wouldn't even say it's hard or easy.
	The reason why when women...
	There's many reasons.
	But one of the reasons why it's not respected is because if all it takes...
	To have sex for a woman is, I'm just gonna open my legs and it just automatically happens.
	That is why it's something that should be valued and that's why it's not respected when you let men basically run through you.
	Because it's just a woman's decision to open it.
	For a man, it's different because for a man, what he's doing is he's not...
	It's not like a man just sits there.
	Do you think all these incels or all these 80, 90% of men or 70% of men who are basically not even having sex, they think that, oh, we don't want to have sex.
	They want to have sex, but just they don't have that ability to just think, you know what, I'm going to open my legs and I'm going to have sex.
	That's what the real difference is.
	Okay.
	There's a barrier to entry.
	Man, I made it very clear.
	You just don't want to disagree.
	Let's clarify something.
	I'm not opening my legs first.
	I'm going to open my mouth.
	But look, let's be real though.
	Can I ask real?
	It's 2024, right?
	Haven't you noticed that the women are now the men's in a relationship?
	Yes.
	Correct.
	Doesn't it seem like it?
	It's flipped.
	It flipped, right?
	Because I'm starting to feel like that.
	I feel like I'm the masculine one.
	I'm the one taking out the trash and playing video games.
	Yeah, staying home.
	Yeah, and I want to do nothing.
	It's like I'm taking care...
	Of a bitch.
	And stop picking those dicks, man.
	I'm just being real.
	I feel like it's not just me.
	A lot of men have became bitches.
	Don't pick them.
	Well, yeah, I mean, I agree with you, but why'd you pick those guys?
	Maybe they put on an act in the beginning.
	You never know.
	But once you know...
	Let's go another scenario.
	Let's say I go on a date with a girl, right?
	And she says, hey, I want to go to Poppy's Steak and I want to do XYZ after.
	And I'm like, okay, cool, whatever you want.
	And I go on a date with her to Poppy's Steak.
	We do the whole little flame mignon, all this bullshit, they bring out the food, all this shit.
	You spent 15k that night.
	I spent, yeah, I spent 2,000, right?
	2,000 bucks on steaks.
	Then we go on like this fucking helicopter ride, all this shit.
	I hit her back up the next day, she never responds.
	She just leaves me.
	I go on TikTok and cry about it.
	Man, I fucking took this call on this extravagant day, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
	Would you feel sorry for me?
	Keep it a bean.
	I wouldn't even do that.
	No, but would you feel sorry for me?
	I would feel sorry for you, but damn, why the video on TikTok?
	Yeah, well, it's because I'm an idiot.
	It's my fault, right?
	I've got to take some kind of responsibility for my bad decisions, right?
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	Well, same thing with you women.
	You pick the wrong guys.
	Right.
	They say, he's toxic.
	It's like, no, you're an idiot, and you pick the wrong guy.
	Just like me, if I get finessed by a girl, I deserve to be made fun of, and I think we need to go back to making fun of women when they pick toxic dudes.
	I mean, that's true.
	Like, if you're with a drug dealer, I'll give you an example.
	You know that stupid bitch that talked about, she went on a podcast, right?
	I talked about this on Twitter.
	She went on a podcast, and she said, um...
	She was in bed with her guy.
	She left to go have sex with her ex.
	She went back home, and then the dude ate her out, and he said, oh, it tastes good, but she had the dude's semen in her.
	The white girl.
	Yeah.
	And she did this shit, right?
	And then I commented saying, yo, this girl's a 304, blah, blah.
	She comments under my tweet saying, well, you don't know.
	He was a drug dealer, and he put me in dangerous positions, blah, blah, blah, blah.
	And I'm like, bitch, nobody cares.
	You're still a whore.
	And just because you were with this guy and he was a bad person, whose fault is that?
	You picked him.
	Right.
	But girls always love to blame the men and say that they're toxic, they're assholes, etc.
	You picked them.
	He was a Virgo.
	Yeah.
	Y'all the ones that picked the shitty ass men and then get mad at us.
	It's like, bro, no, you're just an idiot.
	You picked the wrong guy.
	Because the good men are so damn lame.
	And they're boring.
	They're boring.
	They're the ones whose little dicks at home.
	Well, then you know what?
	Then you deserve to get dogged out, be a single mom, and get treated like shit.
	You deserve it.
	You deserve it.
	You guys want that excitement with that bad boy and all this other shit?
	Tattoos, Tyrone, all this other dumb shit?
	Tyrone, Jamal, you guys deserve to be Tyrone.
	But to Suleiman's point, with what's happening with OnlyFans, P-Hub, all that stuff, it's creating men to be weak, like what you were saying earlier, and they become docile, and they become feminine.
	But at the same time, if you want masculine men, where are they?
	So just to add to what you're saying, right?
	The problem you've got is society in itself, and she's right, right?
	Because what's happened is society in itself has become feminized.
	Now, the question is, why has society become feminized?
	Obviously, there's a multitude of reasons, but in reality is they worship women.
	Now, it doesn't matter if it's the left.
	It doesn't matter if it's the right.
	All of them worship women.
	So when basically you've got the entirety of society putting women on a pedestal, you're going to have a scenario where someone's at the top.
	And then someone's going to be at the bottom.
	So right now you've got a scenario where men are significantly at the bottom.
	So when you're calling them like bitches or whatever it may be, but that's literally what's happening to men because of all aspects of society.
	There's a reason why you look at it and the suicide in men is four times higher than women.
	There's a reason why men are rough sleepers.
	80% are men compared to 20% are women.
	The reason is because we live in a society which has made the lives of women easier.
	But in addition to that, we've got a scenario where we've got a society where men also have been taught, conditioned, To worship women.
	So you all, he did, Maureen asked you guys all about your family background.
	The vast majority of you said that your parents had broken up.
	You know, there were many issues with your family, wherever it may be.
	Because in reality, what happens is when you have a broken household, generally speaking, you'll have the women bringing up the men.
	And so they become a lot more feminized.
	So there's a multitude of factors for it.
	But in reality, yes, we do live in a society where men are a lot more feminine.
	Yeah, my ex left me for a man.
	Oof.
	What the?
	You remember the one I used to be all in love about?
	My ex left me for a man while I was out filming.
	What does that say about you though?
	What does that say about you?
	She did not know.
	I didn't know.
	These niggas is bitches for real.
	This sounds familiar.
	Yeah, so I want to know, ladies, real quick on the panel.
	Where do you find your dream man?
	Real quick.
	What?
	No, no, like, real talk.
	You said you want a masculine man that's going to lead you and not be a bitch.
	Where do you find him?
	I don't know.
	With yourself?
	I don't know.
	I'm the wrong person to ask.
	Where do you find them, Smiley?
	Well, I find them outside the corner stores.
	Posted up at a trap.
	I don't know.
	I like mine to be in a strip club, in a don't, ride around in the city.
	And then they leave you.
	It's okay.
	I'm going to leave them, too.
	But that's where I find my man at.
	In the streets.
	What about you, Ms.
	Realtor?
	Where do you find your dream man?
	Where do you find your real man?
	Social media.
	Yeah, Instagram.
	Oh, I understand the question.
	Yeah, Instagram or Facebook, you know, social media.
	Well, you find yours in the strip club, so you don't count.
	Yeah, anytime I've been in a relationship, it's social media or if I'm out and about.
	Where do you find yours?
	I don't find him, he find me.
	Period.
	Period.
	Why is he going to choose you over all the girls here?
	How do you stand out?
	Why would he choose me?
	Yeah, over all the girls here.
	Because I have something that no one can buy, and that's the mindset.
	What's the mindset?
	My mindset.
	That's the answer right there.
	Tell him you're a real nigga.
	What about you?
	What she said, like, I don't look for men.
	I feel like if it's meant to happen, it's going to happen.
	But let's say typically, if you want to find a good masculine man, where do you think to find him?
	I would say, I mean, I've only been in one relationship, but probably not in America, just because they don't have those old values.
	How long was that relationship that you were in?
	Four years.
	Why'd you guys break up?
	Because he didn't have any ambition.
	He just wanted to play video games all day and didn't want to work.
	Like, didn't want to do anything with his life.
	Sounds familiar.
	What did he do for work?
	Are you sure he's not gay?
	He didn't start off like that, but the thing is...
	What did he do for work?
	He was a security guard at a casino.
	So he was very ambitious, but like, I don't know.
	How'd you meet him?
	He just let himself go.
	How'd you meet him?
	School.
	Okay, high school?
	What about you?
	Where do you find your ideal masculine guy?
	Facebook marketplace.
	I mean, I found my one, so yeah, you know, if it's right for you, they'll come to you, you know.
	Why do you think you chose you over other girls?
	Why?
	Um, because of my ambition, who I am, you know, my spirit, and my self.
	Fuck, dude!
	You said all that night!
	Of course!
	Oh my god.
	Who am I? I'm Valeria, you know, best makeup artist, here to serve the world with my skills.
	Wait, was he able to see your ambition through Facebook?
	We FaceTimed for eight months, you know, we got to know each other a lot.
	He FaceTimed you for eight months?
	Yeah, that's how we got to know each other.
	His wrist is strong.
	Wait, you mean far away?
	Yeah, because I was in Columbia and he was here.
	Wait, where's he now?
	He's here with me.
	Wait, so he flew you to Miami?
	No, he flew to Columbia this year.
	To see me, yeah.
	What does this guy do for her?
	He's a general contractor, credit, real estate, a little bit of a entrepreneur.
	So he brought you over to America?
	No, no, no.
	I'm from here.
	I'm born here.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	At the time she was studying at Shabu Ha.
	I was doing makeup.
	How tall is he?
	He's like six feet.
	Yeah, 5'11".
	Six feet.
	Is he looking?
	Yeah, he's handsome.
	Yeah.
	That's a lie, man.
	He ugly as fuck.
	He is a handsome chocolate man.
	He has ADHD. I had him do one job and he was doing 10,000.
	He cool though.
	He a good dude.
	You feel me?
	It's her puppy.
	My puppy.
	My puppy.
	You know what I'm saying?
	She just called it How long did it take you to show some like titties or whatever?
	That's very personal.
	I gotta ask the tough questions.
	Is it like open relationship?
	Can you like be all other women?
	No, it's not open relationship.
	We talked about it.
	If he cheated, would you leave him?
	Yeah, I would.
	Wait, but what you were going to say?
	What were you going to say?
	You already know.
	You brought it up.
	Well, you know, I brought it up like, oh, open relationship.
	So you want an open relationship?
	No, I don't.
	It was just something that came to my head.
	You know, I'm young, discovering, so, but no, I don't want to.
	How do you know?
	Why would you want to discover that at 20?
	No, I just thought about it because, you know, you read about it, hear about it.
	- I ain't like the wrong way.
	- Spicing up your relationship.
	- No, no, no, no. - At 20? - I believe it.
	- No, no, no, no. - Hold on, hold on, hold on. - Hold on, hold on, hold on. - Stop the show.
	- I'm not open, but you can spice up your relationship. - I'm gonna be extremely blunt about this.
	I'm freaky.
	No, I'm gonna just be very blunt about this.
	The reality is that your guy, with all due respect, is a fucking loser.
	Any guy that sits there and FaceTimes a girl for eight months in another country And no offense, you're a little bit on the bigger side.
	That nigga has no options.
	That's the reality, okay?
	So, that's just what it is.
	I already know just off the way that he behaves.
	You're the one that dictates things.
	And, uh, yeah.
	You ain't got no option.
	You lame for that.
	How am I lame for that?
	Because.
	No, he's not no lame.
	No.
	It's the truth.
	It's the absolute truth.
	If a woman, hold on, hold on.
	All the girls here are going to agree with me on this.
	If you're with a dude, you truly love, admire, and respect all other men are invisible to you.
	You won't even think about having an open relationship.
	Ever, as a female.
	That's true.
	You know, we go through battles and stuff, so things happen, but...
	Come on, man.
	No.
	Come on, man.
	Wait, wait, wait.
	What's the definition of the open relationship?
	When a chick is with a dude that is her top guy, she literally worships the ground he walks on.
	I'll give you this.
	She is happy to be around him.
	She understands that he is the prize and she's not.
	When it's like this, she's like, I thought about...
	I'm young, but maybe an open relationship.
	I'll give you this, man.
	Defending your man, that's props.
	But let's be real here.
	The fact that it even came up in a topic of discussion, it says a lot about how you feel about him.
	It was a year ago, you know, a lot was going on.
	Doesn't matter how it came up.
	Yeah, but things change and we grow.
	And you know, you realize certain things and it's not like that no more.
	And I looked at it as in a way of treating him like a king.
	In a way of like, you know, he's taking care of me.
	But you wanted two kings.
	No.
	I mean, if my man could take care of, like, a whole empire, I wouldn't mind having another female next to me.
	You know, like, in that way.
	That's how I looked at it.
	It comes out.
	But, that's...
	No, like, you know?
	See, this is so clear now, what's happening.
	But, uh, we'll continue.
	You wanna call mine this, or...?
	At the end of the day, your guy's a lower status guy.
	You can say that.
	That's okay.
	That's your opinion.
	Do you make more than him?
	I'm sorry?
	Do you make more money than him?
	No, he makes more than me.
	Really?
	Yeah.
	He's a GC and he does credit.
	A general contractor, you know, in Miami.
	Does he pay your bills?
	Yeah, he does.
	Oh, that explains it.
	Okay.
	You know, in the beginning, it wasn't.
	And I supported him and I believed in him.
	I saw a lot of potential in him.
	He moved from Minnesota, came here, and yeah, and you know.
	So he became the man you wanted him to be.
	He showed me that.
	Yeah, I know.
	He showed me that.
	By the beginning, he wasn't that man you wanted him to be.
	Well, he was.
	He stepped up in the beginning.
	You know, he put in the act like most men do.
	Bomb me these things.
	Flew to Columbia.
	Got me a motorcycle.
	Did all these things.
	And then just to show what he could do.
	And, you know, I supported him because he was starting from zero.
	He came from Minnesota.
	He was very known for credit game, a bunch of stuff, and then he came from zero and left everything.
	For you?
	No, he did that on his own.
	And then I met him here, him being a whole year.
	It sounds like a kid, like you groomed him and brought him up.
	It's crazy it did just sound like that.
	No, that little thing, she stayed down until he came up.
	No, she stayed down until he came up.
	Yeah, because he was already up where he was from, but he came from zero.
	You get me?
	Yeah, he fell out and stuff happens.
	But isn't it crazy?
	During that period of one year of coming up, you brought up the topic of maybe seeing somebody else or adding something to the pie.
	Well, that was when I thought about that.
	No.
	Don't be doing that.
	Listen, when I saw him coming up, I had thoughts of like, damn, you know, like we talk about, oh, like, baby, this empire I'm building, this and that.
	Like, oh, what if like, you know, I have a lot of kids and stuff.
	I need help or something.
	Adding another woman, like, I don't know, just thought about it.
	Me.
	I also thought about like...
	No, yeah.
	No, no.
	Continue.
	What else?
	Another man.
	Another man?
	We all thought that.
	Yeah, you know I won't point that.
	Nah, bruh.
	Me.
	You lost me there.
	Not him.
	Me.
	I know, but that's what we're saying, though.
	Okay, but...
	You just gave them what they were looking for.
	Thank you.
	Don't even say nothing to us.
	Thank you so much.
	Plead the fifth.
	I plead the fifth, y'all.
	I'm done.
	Get some help.
	You need some help.
	You need some help.
	I do.
	Help me out here.
	It's okay.
	We all do.
	Yes.
	Okay.
	It's a tough world.
	We all need help.
	It's okay.
	Bro, FaceTiming to go in another country that's over 200 pounds is crazy, bro.
	Eight months?
	Wow.
	Damn.
	Eight months?
	Damn, man.
	I'm 226.
	Y'all so fucked.
	That's okay.
	She's very beautiful.
	I'm not ashamed of it.
	She's pretty, though.
	She's very pretty, though.
	You know?
	No, she's very pretty.
	Tell her, man.
	Yo.
	Oh, that's okay.
	I don't have to be...
	I'm not everybody's cup of tea, and that's fine.
	I'm the same way.
	Only to my girls, I'm pretty.
	You know what I'm saying?
	Yeah.
	Can y'all rate us?
	Can y'all rate us?
	Oh yeah, you never answered his question.
	Myrin.
	Oh, I was once 300 pounds, you know?
	Like, and I've come a long way.
	And I'm proud to say that, you know?
	I went, yeah.
	She said, I'm not everybody's cup of tea.
	You mean mug of coffee?
	Boy, ew, you so, why are you a personality so nasty?
	You're one of those guys.
	You're one of those.
	You can tell you were lame, you know?
	No.
	Here's the thing.
	That's okay.
	You have your choice.
	You know, that's fine.
	No, no, no.
	It's not my choice.
	I just don't like fat people.
	I think you guys are useless to society.
	If I was a fucking president of the United States, I'd put all of you guys in a concentration camp where you guys can concentrate on diet and exercise.
	I don't like fat people because, quite frankly, you guys are lazy and it manifests itself in physicality.
	Now, as a female and you're fat, that's 20 times worse.
	What if you got fat?
	It's not even...
	I actually did as an experiment.
	And then I lost the weight.
	You're so stupid.
	Yeah, I'm serious.
	I got fat on purpose.
	As an experiment?
	Yes.
	To show how useless you guys really are.
	No, no, no, no, no.
	This man loves to come for women.
	I swear, man.
	No, I come for all fat people.
	Whether you're female or male.
	No, you come for everybody.
	I just find it worse if you're a fat woman.
	Because your job is to be pretty and be the fairer sex.
	Not the fairer eater.
	So my thing is, women should not be fat at all.
	Neither should men.
	But for women, it's even worse.
	It's not always about the food.
	First of all, you know, the United States has the worst processed food in the world.
	Like, I go to Colombia, I eat regularly high food, and I use weight naturally.
	And I come from big bones, like my whole family.
	And hormonal issues too.
	So, it's not just about the food.
	Because if anything, out of my friends, I eat pretty good.
	I eat too.
	I stand with you.
	We eat!
	We eat!
	Come on, tell them to us.
	- I got your back, bro.
	Just don't fall back.
	Nah, I don't fall back.
	I don't need to go up, okay?
	You're not too far from the tree.
	What do you mean?
	So when it comes to fatness, right, there's a significant difference between fatness of a woman and a fatness of a woman.
	And I'll explain to you why.
	Because, look, obviously, optimum is not to be fat.
	But the optimum is not to be fat.
	I don't even know what that means.
	Like the best case scenario is not to be fat.
	Let me be clear.
	For a man, when you look at the different categories of what one needs to be, it's quite lower down compared to a woman.
	And I'll explain to you the reason why.
	Because for a woman, what is her main value to a relationship?
	What is the main thing that a man looks for?
	So men in themselves, They look for aesthetics.
	It's just naturally the way men are made up.
	If you look at it, men are better at art.
	Men are better at all of the aesthetic things.
	And so that's why looks are important for men.
	And a lot of the cheaters too.
	The ones who mainly look at the official as well.
	Whereas for women, it's not the same.
	One second, let me finish my part.
	Okay, okay, sorry.
	Whereas for women, it's not the same.
	So in reality, what is the main thing for a man?
	So for a man, it is wealth.
	It is the fact that he's able to look after her.
	It's the fact that he's going to have children.
	It's the fact that he's able to produce children.
	It's all of those factors.
	Yeah.
	And then being fat is something which is a bit more low damp, but it's important.
	So in reality, like what is the optimum?
	Why does a man even want to lose weight?
	Possibly lose weight because he wants to get a partner, because he wants to have children.
	So if you look at all of those things, but to get those things, what is it a woman looks for?
	She basically is looking for wealth, power, and actually power more than wealth, ironically.
	So if you look at a woman and she had a choice between a fat guy who was powerful Or a skinny guy who was not powerful or had no money, she would definitely choose the fat guy.
	So that demonstrates.
	Whereas for a man, he would not choose the fat girl, even if she had money and the other way around.
	So that's why there's a significant difference between the two.
	And you see, in terms of threshold level, there's a significant difference.
	So whenever a woman says, oh, a guy's fat, no, that's the most dumbest argument you can make.
	Because for a man, being fat is totally different to a woman.
	Yeah, you guys have one fucking job.
	I'm not gonna be as nice, but you guys have one fucking job.
	Be attractive.
	And if you're fat, you failed half the job.
	And you guys have one job.
	That's not the only job.
	Be fucking rich or go somewhere.
	What's easier to do?
	Hold on, hold on.
	What's easier to do?
	Controlling your calories or making a bunch of money?
	Is it both?
	No.
	Both?
	You could control your calories and make money.
	No, but what's actually easier to do?
	Make money.
	Yeah, make money.
	It's definitely easier.
	Money goes around the world, man.
	It's pretty easy to make.
	Why are there more poor people than fat people?
	Huh?
	Why are there more poor people than fat people?
	Because it's more difficult to make money than it is.
	In the States, there's more fat people.
	Yeah, that's in America.
	In the world, though.
	But you know, rich people can play poor, poor people can't play rich.
	Ladies, I don't think...
	You guys not understand that, like, it's not that hard to just not be fat, but it is hard to make money.
	So if you're a lady and you're fat, you failed.
	You fucking failed.
	See, that's the thing.
	Did I fail?
	Yes, you failed.
	Myron, I failed?
	You're so close.
	Great.
	Myron!
	I've been fasting all day until...
	We just had a guy...
	No, but there's a difference.
	There's a difference.
	Hold on.
	We had a guy on the shoulders now cutting muscle.
	He's on a watermelon diet.
	All he eats is watermelon all day.
	He lost crazy weight.
	But you know what he did?
	He made a choice not to eat KFC, Burger King, and McDonald's.
	I don't eat this shit.
	Well, he don't live here.
	He don't live in the USA. No, but you should.
	I don't eat fast food.
	You should cut fast food.
	No, no, no.
	But in general, he eats.
	I make the choice to be losing weight.
	You have a chance to do the same thing.
	Of course.
	What do you do?
	It's a choice.
	Yeah, and I'm doing it.
	Well, you just eat Chick-fil-A. I can't always go out expensive all the time.
	You just ate Smash Burgers today.
	- Wait, I thought you just had money. - She ain't Smash Brothers today. - I thought you just had money. - I'm not sure you're doing another one.
	- Which one you lying?
	- Now you just lying.
	- You don't lie.
	- I hope these fools are more expensive than the fatties.
	- She lying, y'all. - The point is, it's a choice.
	And listen, as men and women, we've got choices to make.
	Now if you want to eat Burger King all day or smash burgers, then fine.
	But just know, what you're saying is men that want to have girls are...
	And you called yourself a 10.
	That shit hilarious.
	Bro, like, look, man...
	I'm 190 pounds, 195 pounds, 6'3", dude.
	And you're like tall as hell, huh?
	And for a girl to be anywhere close to that is fucking ridiculous to me.
	I'm 196.
	That's unacceptable.
	So when I was in Europe, right?
	When we were in Romania, right?
	We were in Eastern Europe in general.
	I didn't see no fat girls.
	Yeah.
	Very healthy.
	Do you understand the food quality over there?
	Do you understand the food quality over there is way different from here?
	Bruh.
	Bruh.
	Don't bro me.
	It's true.
	It's so true.
	Hold on, stop.
	Hold on, hold on.
	All food, right, in America, is packaged and has its calories in it.
	If you look at it, and you track your calories, and you make sure that you're in a deficit, you will lose weight, by definition.
	Okay?
	So there's no excuse to be fat in America, where there's all the education out there, the food labels are there, you can use food trackers, etc.
	You're right.
	There's no excuse.
	It's a choice.
	Listen, I'm gonna be real.
	I try to do the water losing weight thing.
	I try to do the water challenge.
	There's no excuse.
	You're comparing to Rome and all these other places that the food is different.
	I almost died.
	That's irrelevant if the food is there without eating.
	It's not irrelevant.
	No, it's not.
	I need to eat.
	I like to eat.
	Valeria, I got us.
	I got us.
	Let her answer.
	We some fat bitches.
	That's okay.
	But we got good pussy and we can cook.
	But we trying to lose weight too and better ourselves.
	So I just don't like how you shitting on fat people too.
	You deserve to be shit on.
	No, no, no.
	Listen, listen.
	Well, okay.
	If you're being lazy and not trying, sure.
	Yes, that's what you guys are.
	No, listen, listen.
	So you're saying that in Rome and all these places, they're skinny.
	Yes, the food quality does matter.
	It's way harder here.
	It is a choice.
	You can still definitely do it.
	You can do anything you want, but it is different in the United States.
	I'm from Colombia.
	I lived in Colombia for two years, you know, and I will eat regularly even more than I do now, and I will lose weight.
	I'm from the islands.
	I get what you're saying.
	Quality food is different, but what you're saying is still a choice.
	I understand.
	It is a choice.
	Most definitely.
	I'm sorry?
	Smashburger.
	No, today we ate a smashburger.
	Yeah, yeah, we had a smashburger.
	Okay, so you had a choice today, right?
	Yeah.
	And you failed.
	And you told me you were on a diet.
	So ultimately, it doesn't matter what...
	You think I'm going to have a salad every damn day?
	Okay, no.
	You're going to have a salad every damn day.
	Well, then you want to lose weight?
	I do, but this is what I do.
	I fast all morning, and then when I have, like, I ate my burger today.
	Yeah.
	- Yeah, fast food.
	What the fuck, man?
	- Yeah, fast food, fast food, fast food. - I made the wrong choice.
	I made the wrong choice.
	- You know I'm a snitch.
	- And that's okay. - You're admitting it now.
	- My rebel, I'm snitching.
	Before she came to my house, she-- - What do you gotta tell me? - She ate, she cooked arroz con platanito and steak.
	- Yeah.
	- Ay, Dios mio, por favor.
	- Yeah.
	- Look, when I see a fat person, right, I automatically know you don't control your calories and you eat too much because you're not going to get fat unless you eat too much.
	You can't bullshit me.
	It's the calories.
	You eat too many fucking calories and you don't exercise enough.
	Simple as that.
	But the fat foods are cheaper than a healthy food.
	The salad is like $15.
	You're going to go to a burger for like a dollar, right?
	Buy watermelon, nigga.
	Wait, hold on, hold on.
	Is your excuse that healthy cheese is more expensive so that's why people are fat?
	That's what they do in their TV. Healthy food is way more expensive.
	Hold on, hold on.
	You know what?
	Fuck about that.
	What do you eat on a daily basis?
	What do you eat?
	I eat once a day and usually like a bunch of protein.
	She's like a fucking bird.
	Like a bunch of protein and something green.
	Everybody, hold on, hold on.
	How much did your makeup cost?
	She got no makeup on.
	How much does that cost?
	My hair be costing a lot.
	Okay.
	How about that necklace cost?
	Oh, this is an accessory necklace.
	So it probably costs like what?
	Like $15?
	Okay, sure.
	Okay.
	And then like your wardrobe and everything else, nails, all that.
	See, the thing is this with women.
	You guys, your priorities are fucked up.
	It costs to be a woman.
	No, hold on.
	Stop, stop, stop.
	What's the problem with you women?
	Your priorities are fucked up.
	You guys will go get your hair done, your nails done, do all this shit, but you guys don't exercise, you're lazy as fuck, you wanna go get a BBL instead of go to the gym, you guys are out of shape, you eat like shit, you don't study calories, you don't do nothing.
	That's a lot of women.
	Because I've seen an explosion of fat women all across the United States and it's fucking disgusting to me.
	I don't like fat people in general.
	However, if I look at a fat woman, I'm like, you are really a failure in life. - Sometimes it runs in their family.
	Fat, probably one in their family.
	'Cause I can eat something every day.
	I eat all day every day.
	I don't eat healthy, but I'm not fat. - Look, if you're fat, it has nothing to do with your family.
	You just eat too many calories.
	If you're fat, you eat too many calories, you don't exercise.
	I have seen fat people lose weight.
	Come on man.
	- Matt, did you really just say that?
	- Yes.
	- What'd you say? - Say that one more time?
	- Say that one more time?
	- No, I have big bones.
	- No, no, no, say that before.
	Say that before.
	Say what Kate was saying.
	- I have more bones than five.
	I have a high percentage of muscle.
	Really?
	Yes, I do.
	I really do.
	I've done the scale now.
	You know South Park, the show South Park?
	Sis, we don't have muscles.
	Oh my god.
	Carmen said I'm backbone.
	I have muscles.
	She's underweight.
	He was lying to y'all.
	That meant you're underweight.
	You don't have enough calories.
	You're 6'3".
	You don't have enough calories then.
	If she's overweight, you're underweight.
	I'm underweight.
	Yeah.
	You don't go to the gym.
	I don't go to the gym.
	You need to eat more.
	Where are your muscles?
	That meant you don't go to the gym.
	He's wearing a hoodie.
	He's wearing a hoodie.
	I don't have a stomach.
	I just got big titties.
	You got a surgery, bro.
	You had a bad BBL, man.
	Come on, man.
	Damn, Miley!
	You be so trifling.
	And I maintain, like, single-digit body fat all year.
	So I don't know what you ladies are talking about.
	You need to gain some weight, though.
	You need to gain weight, though.
	Yes, you're 6'3".
	I got you.
	You're too tall, he's 190.
	Look at her arm and look at his leg.
	But where's his muscles?
	He's a man.
	Where's his muscles?
	Hold on, hold on.
	I'm keeping it real.
	Where is his muscles?
	Look at his leg.
	Look, this is extra skin too.
	There's pictures of me showing this on the internet.
	I'm not going to take my shirt off right now.
	Keep it real, come on.
	How often do you go to the gym?
	When it comes to talking about you, you don't want to like, you know.
	Do it again.
	No, Chris.
	Stop it, man.
	Stop it.
	It's fucked up, nigga.
	I'm in shape.
	You need to eat more protein.
	I guess I need more muscles.
	This is comical, man.
	Let me humble you down a little bit.
	I'm not in denial, though.
	You are.
	I'm not in denial.
	What?
	I just said I have to lose weight.
	She exposed you before you ate today.
	You didn't want to tell us what you ate today.
	Yes, I did.
	I'm your friend.
	No, about the rice and the, okay, wow.
	And the smash burger!
	But that's not an everyday thing.
	That happens.
	Oh, no, I believe you.
	Like, why y'all acting like that doesn't happen sometimes, you know?
	Sometimes.
	Yeah, sometimes.
	Don't worry, it's under my shirt.
	Right.
	Y'all hiding under these hoodies and shit.
	You know, I'm out here.
	It's a little cold in here.
	It is a little cold.
	It's a little cold, but no, you hiding under them jackets, all them, you know.
	You can literally Google.
	There's personally me shirtless on the internet.
	Feel free to go ahead and Google.
	Oh, you shirtless on the internet?
	There's some pictures out there, yes.
	See, the thing is...
	What?
	I don't know.
	I'm asking.
	Is 200 calories a lot?
	He was a fitness trainer, online coach.
	I was the big one athlete.
	Okay, okay, cool.
	You need to gain a little more weight.
	You got to gain a little weight.
	You know you're super tall, so if a little more weight would look, you know.
	I'm just keeping it real with you.
	What about him though?
	He didn't show him.
	What about you?
	You're seeing the real weight.
	I admit that.
	I'm not aware of what I'm supposed to be.
	No, we want to see yours.
	We want to see yours.
	You want to see yours?
	Yeah, because you have someone to say.
	You want to see mine?
	I got a six pay.
	Hold on, I will show you, but I'm bad on Instagram.
	I got a six pay under these big titties.
	Y'all tripping.
	Listen, I'm an athlete.
	I'm very, um, I get a lot of sports, so.
	It's enough.
	You say you're an athlete?
	I see it a little bit.
	You say you're an athlete?
	Y'all, I'm very competitive.
	What?
	I got my V-cut.
	What'd you say?
	You're probably a competitive V-cut.
	You got a lot of jokes, bro.
	That's funny.
	You said you're an athlete.
	I'm like, bro, there's no way.
	But to be fair, for a guy, looks are on some level important.
	Of course.
	But to be real with you, once you can provide and you're actually like, let that do with some game, looks are kind of like a secondary thing.
	Now granted though, you should be in the best shape of your life, but possibly speaking, for us it don't matter that much.
	But for you, nigga, just keeping it real.
	Look at your arms, nigga.
	No, no, but listen, the difference is a man needs to be healthy for health reasons, right?
	So basically, in order to like, you know, have a better lifestyle, to make sure he lives longer.
	But a woman needs to be healthy, not for the same reason.
	Because for a woman, it is actually, that is the one thing that the man is looking for.
	That's literally the only thing I'm looking for.
	The reason I'm making that point is because you were saying to him, I'll take your top off.
	That's like the most ridiculous thing I could have had in my life because...
	In reality, let's say he did take his top off.
	That's not what matters to a woman.
	What matters to a woman is the fact that he's got the Fresh and Free podcast.
	It's the fact that you're getting an opportunity to come on his show.
	It's the level of power he has.
	Oh, she crying?
	No, no.
	Something in her eye.
	Can I get a tissue?
	Yeah, I think so.
	Is it hot sauce?
	I thought it was hot sauce.
	No, I'm just kidding.
	Ladies, why do women put men on the back burner until they're out of their sexual peak?
	Bro, you know that because they want to exercise their options while they can.
	Pokemon, Jatoria, Katoria, wow.
	That's crazy.
	Name three countries you hoes and fat hoes, name three vegetables.
	Oh my god.
	Okay, we'll do three countries after.
	I gotta fly through this because we got a lot of chats.
	Question for the female species.
	Do you think your past defines you more so, your future?
	What?
	Does your past define you more than your future?
	So what defines you more, your past or your future?
	I say your past.
	Who thinks past raise of hands?
	Past raise of hands.
	Okay, our future raise of hands.
	Defiance.
	These are all the hoes.
	Okay.
	Who's in there?
	Smiley puts ketchup on the dick before she sucks it.
	Sure enough.
	What?
	Yo, what the fuck, man?
	Oh, my God.
	Some of them look like an arms dealer for war dogs.
	Yeah, facts.
	Chris, when he finds a leftover Henny bottle in the morning.
	Oh, my God.
	Who is this nigga, bro?
	Ladies, I want to play a game.
	Guess the lady's weight next to you.
	Oh, shit.
	Nah.
	Don't play with me.
	I already said my weight.
	There's a couple girls here on the panel that are 200 pounds, bro.
	I could tell you that.
	It's crazy.
	Black girls say Marion and Fresh aren't black, but claim Camel Toe Harris is black.
	Also, who y'all vote for?
	We don't know what that is.
	Next question.
	Okay.
	Marion usually carries the power, no problem, but today it's going to be heavy.
	Facts, it is going to be heavy.
	Don't worry, baby, he's just a nerd.
	And then years later, okay, twisted yo.
	And that's the meme where the chick leaves the good guy in the beginning.
	Because you guys remember you guys saying the boring lame?
	Boring, goody-two-shoes.
	And then he ends up making a bunch of money, and then, yeah.
	Okay, read your tire size.
	What the hell?
	W.Soleman.
	Thanks for speaking us about tires.
	I appreciate you guys.
	The BTS people as well.
	Got a question for mine.
	I'm a freshman.
	I want to build my chest and shoulders.
	What a good routine also.
	Would I take it up more protein?
	Fresh to all celebrities you meet like Ray J and Brandon.
	My idol is Usher and it makes me wonder.
	Go subscribe to his OnlyFans.
	Yeah, guys, we have fitness episodes on here.
	Search Freshly Fit and you'll see one of the...
	We have a bunch of episodes on fitness and protein.
	And also, celebrities are not going to be red pill guys, just so you understand.
	They're going to be of the world and what the world accepts.
	And most of them suck, guys.
	And as a result of having sponsors, actually having companies that run what they do, they have to be like that because they'll get cancelled and then they lose their branding and their money.
	So, understand when they come on the podcast is because it gives exposure, but it's not to learn from them in that sense, okay?
	So, understand it's for a reason for the podcast, but long-term speaking, it's not to learn from them in that sense of red pill.
	That's all.
	All right.
	Think about this.
	Making fun of Fresh because he's so black.
	There you go.
	Black as hell.
	Think about this.
	Melissa, Icy, and Andre are low-key kind of ugly, but W them for cooking in the kitchen.
	What the?
	Ladies, this is the best meal you could cook.
	Now we'll keep a man by her side.
	This panel is too damn big for you to not know about food.
	Goddamn, bro.
	Oh, God, man.
	Come on, man.
	Damn, you called all the girls that work for us ugly?
	Damn, niggas.
	All right, I love you guys, but I think you're being a little disingenuous about words not being offensive.
	Fresh, I've seen you get called a fat fuck and get upset.
	Myron, I've seen you get called a bitch and get mad.
	When is that?
	I don't know what you're talking about with words not being offensive.
	Me either.
	I don't think any of us made that.
	At all.
	Hey, thanks for putting on Suleiman.
	Was about to ask him thoughts about Hamas tired of these 304s.
	Stay tuned on Monday.
	We're going to talk about that.
	Thanks for being more geopolitical content.
	W. Suleiman, maybe a whole segment soon.
	Yeah, Monday, man.
	What else we got here?
	Anything else?
	And someone said, no more celebrities?
	Guys, understand that celebrities give exposure.
	Yeah, they really hated Ray J, bro.
	No, no, but hold on.
	Hold on, who hated Ray J? You don't think about Ray J, right?
	He's a character, on purpose.
	But at the same time, it brings eyeballs.
	And so a bunch of people came on to the actual show, from Ray J coming on, and now they're cast club members.
	So, you can say what you want, but it's exposure for us, and it platforms us on different platforms.
	So it's good.
	Right, and I'm here to defend Ray J. It's a means to an end.
	He was a terrible guest.
	Okay, one guy at Gaines goes, Salman dude hates on Ben Shapiro, but he's a manly and sounds like an autistic self-hate.
	Come on, Fresh, get more high-value guests on here.
	Hold on, hold on.
	You know what's funny about me bringing guests on the show?
	They're all different.
	I can't control what they say and I don't want to control what they say because they're different.
	So for me to change them to be red pill is not even smart.
	What I'm going to do is bring them on the podcast because at the same time, like I said, it's exposure.
	And if you don't like it, don't watch the episode.
	Watch something else.
	Yeah, true.
	Simple.
	So just to answer that question, first of all, I don't sound as annoying as Ben Shapiro.
	And the second thing is he should grow some balls and actually debate me.
	Yeah.
	It's 69.
	How are you guys today?
	Maren, who is the prettiest on the panel in your opinion?
	Yeah, we're still waiting, bro.
	Oh my god.
	He's gonna say her.
	You guys want me to rate?
	Well, yeah.
	See, how'd you know that?
	How'd you know that?
	Because she's small, she's petite, and she's your type, and she said she's only been with, what, one guy?
	I've only been in a relationship with one person.
	One person.
	Well, the main thing is because she's not fat.
	But, yes, you are correct.
	Her voice is a little annoying, though.
	No offense.
	Who is I with?
	Myron.
	I've gotten that.
	I've gotten, like, Tiffany from The Bride of Justice.
	Don't she look like Michael Jackson a little bit?
	I like it.
	What?
	I've got Michael Jackson and I've got Tiffany from The Bride of Chocolate.
	Question for you.
	Because you said the main thing is she's not fat.
	So question to you.
	So you basically had a chick who was fat, but only, like, had never had sex with anyone.
	Or had sex with one person.
	And then you had a skinny one, good looking, pretty, ten, but then had about nine, been through nine or ten men.
	What would you choose?
	So like a real fat, ugly, almost looks like a guy, but only been through one.
	Have I had to pick one?
	Yeah, of course.
	That's what this is.
	Obviously, I know you'd pick neither, but...
	Yeah, if I absolutely had to pick one, if the fat girl was amenable to change, I could probably get her hot.
	But what about if she's a man?
	You're a fitness trainer, right?
	Yeah, but like, I don't, I mean, I'd have to think about it because I don't like really training women, man.
	To be honest with y'all, I don't like training you guys.
	Yeah, you seem like you too.
	What?
	What?
	Harsh.
	Like...
	Harsh?
	Yeah, like you just get mad at some little shit.
	Damn, Smiley, tonight's show's a roast.
	Yeah, I mean...
	You look like you have a small temper, like you just get really mad.
	He didn't even answer the question yet.
	A small temper?
	She means short temper.
	I mean short temper.
	Yeah, that's why I don't like training women, because they're more like, you're being mean.
	So who's the prettiest?
	I just told you, her.
	She just has an annoying voice.
	Don't worry, Mara, you're gonna take her on a date tonight.
	And a bit delusional, but that's fine.
	You're gonna take her on a date tonight.
	Yeah, you should.
	No, she's talking to somebody, remember, guys?
	I think she's single, bro.
	No, you got a girlfriend?
	Me?
	You got a girlfriend?
	We talking about my mom.
	We talking about my mom.
	We asking you, do you got a girlfriend?
	No you not.
	I'm not the host.
	They asking you, Mo.
	For what?
	Mo, do you have a girlfriend?
	Because you gotta get in with us.
	For what?
	If we get yelled at...
	Oh no, we roast him for being a fat ass every day.
	Oh, it's really bad.
	We literally roast Mo.
	Every single one of us on the team call Mo a fat ass.
	We all do.
	He lost 100 pounds, right?
	We shamed the fuck out of him.
	He was like 500 pounds.
	What are you down to now?
	I'm over 160 pounds down now.
	Nice!
	He's still a fat piece of shit though, but he's taking responsibility.
	I ain't gonna lie, I guess that helps, but you know, you telling him- Could you imagine you work every day, walk in and they call you- I ain't gonna lie, Moe is handsome though.
	If he get real slim, he's very handsome.
	There you go.
	He's on the path.
	Do you feel like that about me too, Murray?
	You're kind of doomed.
	Oh shit.
	You're kind of doomed, bro.
	I ain't gonna lie.
	Hold on.
	Smiley, would you let Mo hit if he lost weight?
	Nah.
	Nah, that's my dog.
	That's my dog.
	That's my dog.
	What else do we got?
	Okay, we could go to three countries.
	Oh, these aren't you two friends?
	No, these aren't.
	Okay, I'll read these, and then we're gonna go to Castle Club.
	As a U.S. Marine Corps disabled vet, I can say that bitch is definitely finessing the VA. Yep, I'm telling you.
	The chair force don't do shit.
	The show is now better without her annoying ass.
	WFNF, get in the Castle Club, miss.
	Shout out to the real world as well.
	And here's the other thing, too.
	You wanna know what the biggest red flag was?
	Anytime you meet someone that has a high disability, they can't wait to tell you how they got it.
	That was a big red flag to me.
	She was very PR trained.
	And she got 100% disability?
	A specific answer when you answer the question.
	Bro, you know how hard it is to get just 80% disability?
	All my military guys, you guys know what I'm talking about.
	It's very hard to get disability from the military.
	Also, you know what she did right there?
	I didn't want to say it while she was here.
	She made an answer that was very politically correct, but that's what you do when you have a dog that's not certain.
	Yeah, she got the trained answer.
	That answer she gave, I don't know if it's true or not, But we have a service dog.
	It's not really a service dog.
	That's the answer you kind of give.
	It's like very general, but not really saying what it really is because you don't want to need a month to say that it's not a service dog.
	I'd love to get the military guys' opinions in here.
	Actually, the rest of the Castle Club chat, military guys are already calling it out.
	Yeah.
	They were already calling it out.
	Because, bro, it's very difficult to get 100% disability.
	You gotta be, like, damn near arm chopped off, blown off, something like that.
	Like, those are the guys that got 100% disability.
	Now, I hope that it's true, but, I mean, it's kind of...
	She was in Turkey, bro.
	She wasn't in a fucking war zone, bro.
	They already...
	Come on, man.
	The chat's already called it out.
	And then she gave that politically correct answer.
	I'm like, this is bullshit, because everyone I know that has over 80% disability, they'll gladly tell you what happened to them.
	It's not just that.
	All of her...
	The entirety of what she said was rehearsed.
	Yes.
	So that's how you know.
	Oh, you're going out to that too?
	It was so pure training.
	I'm like, how is this so on point?
	It sounded like she said it a hundred times.
	A hundred percent disability, hit your girl up if you want to get it.
	I'm like, nigga, what?
	Who does that?
	Nigga, what?
	If you got a hundred percent disability, that means you got your arm blown off or something happened.
	You can't teach someone to get their arm blown off.
	So anyway, yeah, okay.
	So military guys are calling it out?
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	Brooklyn.
	Okay.
	Brooklyn goes, ladies, would you consider being in a committed monogamous relationship with Chris Brown for five years, knowing with absolute certainty that you will break up after those five years?
	The only catch is you have to leave your current boyfriend of one year today.
	That's kind of a very niche question.
	Would you leave your current boyfriend today?
	Bro, all these girls are single, man.
	You can't ask them that.
	Okay.
	God.
	Who's the girl that has a relationship?
	Just these two, right?
	Would you leave your guy today for Chris Brown for five years?
	No.
	Guaranteed.
	Well, they won't say yes.
	Girl, you better leave them here.
	Girl, bye.
	For Chris Brown.
	No comment.
	Next question, please.
	Girl, Chris Brown.
	I don't know.
	I never thought about that.
	Think about it now.
	That's a good question.
	Think about this.
	John Silver.
	Think about this.
	Who would you leave him for?
	Is that Bob Celestin?
	This is live, I don't know.
	What else do we got here?
	The rest for Castle Club.
	Okay, let's go three countries, and then we'll switch on over to Castle Club, because we've got to give it to them over here on YouTube.
	Name three countries.
	You can't name the United States, Canada, or Mexico.
	Okay, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, and Honduras.
	All right.
	Africa.
	Okay, two more?
	You got it.
	You got this.
	Yeah, you got it.
	Oh, fuck.
	Smiley, think about...
	Antarctica.
	Okay, yeah, yeah.
	You got one more.
	You got a good job.
	Something big.
	China, bro.
	Spain.
	Okay.
	You stupid.
	Am I right?
	No.
	No.
	What about you?
	Shit.
	Indonesia.
	Okay.
	Oh my God.
	Two more.
	Spell that.
	Come on, man.
	Try to put me on the spot.
	Alright, so I got Indonesia.
	Indonesia.
	Nigga.
	Well, she's already gonna say Africa.
	Damn.
	She said one of them said Italy?
	No, go ahead.
	That's fine.
	Italy works.
	Italy?
	Alright, so Italy.
	We can't say Mexico.
	Malaysia.
	Barbados?
	Okay.
	I'm in Barbados tomorrow.
	Cheese on bread!
	I went one time.
	Alright, what about you?
	Cheese on bread!
	- Okay. - Copy and paste. - I don't know. - I'm waiting. - She don't even want to get a no try. - Try, try, try. - Try. - Try, try, try.
	Are you admitting that your twin sister is way smarter than you?
	No, I don't know.
	Florida?
	I don't know.
	She's the one that named three countries.
	She has no kids, so...
	Hold on.
	This is simple.
	Where do you want to travel to?
	That's crazy.
	We got a preface.
	Dubai.
	No helping, ladies.
	Egypt?
	Okay.
	Okay.
	Two more.
	You got this.
	It's cold.
	Dubai?
	Alright, one more.
	You asked me where I want to go.
	Yeah, one more.
	I already went to Africa.
	You want to go there again?
	I mean, we're in Africa.
	China Alright What about you Serbia, Albania, and Croatia.
	That was easy.
	Colombia, Venezuela, Russia.
	You can't say Colombia?
	Yeah, you're from there.
	Brazil.
	Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador.
	One more.
	Cuba.
	She's Cuban.
	Oh my god.
	They remembered.
	One more.
	You got this.
	I know Puerto Rico's state.
	No helping, ladies.
	There's 130 more.
	Big soccer.
	Big airports.
	Israel.
	Okay.
	Please.
	Please.
	Yes, sir.
	Yes, sir. Come on over.
	Guys, come on over. Come on over, guys.
	Come on over, Casper.
	Yes.
	She's correct. She's correct.
	100% correct.
	Yes, sir.
	Yes, sir.
	Yes, sir. Come on over.
	Yes, sir.
	Is that you, Fred?
	Yes, sir.
	Let me know we're good.
	Yes, sir.
	Yes, sir.
	Wow!
	Myron, to clarify, Rumble or Locals?
	Locals, we're going to Locals.
	Come on over to Locals, guys.

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