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July 17, 2025 - Fresh & Fit
02:40:16
Former Escort vs Trad-Wife HEATED DEBATE
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Hey, we are live.
What's up, guys?
Welcome to the Fresh Your Podcast After Hours.
This is your man.
We're joined with a bunch of lovely ladies.
Let's get into it.
Let's go!
Yo, put your shoes on outside.
You don't got to put them on in here.
I know the night is what I see.
I must believe in something so I'll make myself believe in this night.
I will never tell a sign.
I will never tell a sign.
What's your...
All right, and we're live.
What's up, guys?
Welcome to Fresher Podcast.
Right after our edition, got some lovely ladies in the house.
I know you guys were potentially anticipating the One Verse 20.
We're still going to do those, but what I'll probably do is I'll do them on my channel, and we're going to refine it.
And then once we have it 100% ready to go, then we'll go ahead and bring those over to Fresh and Fit.
But definitely don't think we give up on the One Verse 20.
We're still going to do that.
Recruiting is a bit tougher than Chris, what did you deal with when you were dealing with that shit?
I mean, it's 20 girls.
So it's not easy bringing 20 girls on the studio.
Yeah, yeah.
So, yeah, it's crazy, man.
And the girls flake more, you know, than usual because it's like, okay, this is a debate.
Yeah.
So, yeah, so guys, we'll, and a lot of girls don't want to get embarrassed and shit like that.
Yeah, but that last show was pretty good.
Everyone enjoyed it.
Yeah, it wasn't bad.
So I will, yeah, we had a lot of people watching, even though we didn't even hit like front page or whatever, so we're still getting to good numbers.
So, yeah, that's going to be, don't worry, we're going to still do it, guys.
This Friday, we're going to be out there debating with Uncensored America.
As you guys know, every Friday.
So that's going to be this Friday.
And then after ours tonight, then as you guys know, I was out of town for a while, right?
I was at Turning Point USA, and then I went and did Timcast up in D.C. So, you know, I just got back today.
Literally this morning, I got back.
So we're still going hard in the paint for you guys.
Also, we did a fire stream about Andrew and Lawrence Ruthins earlier.
Breaking up Pearl and Donovan Sharp and some other people.
Yeah, she's definitely lying, bro.
So, yeah, we're live on all platforms, guys.
Rumble, YouTube, X, Castle Club, et cetera.
Guys, the Castle Club thing doesn't work anymore.
It's expired.
Finished.
It's expired.
So, you know, we gave you guys it for like a month plus.
If you didn't take action.
Amen.
It's what it is.
It is what it is.
Also, Discord is actually live.
It's in the chat.
The official Discord is in the chat, so go support us.
Tap into that.
It's free.
So you can join there and talk your shit as well on Discord.
All right, Chris, take it away.
Shout out to the chat, man.
We got 10 girls on the panel.
You know, all new girls, minus one.
And yeah, I mean, follow me on my Twitch, OnlyFans and Kick.
And I'm talking about OnlyFans and Kik.
But not Kik.
But Aaron Poxon on all platforms.
And yeah, shout out to the chat.
You know, you ninjas are here.
And, well, I was going to say the other word, but I won't say it on YouTube.
But let's have a great show.
All right, ladies, if you don't mind, welcome to the show officially.
Give us your name, your age, we do for living, dating status.
And if you want to, of course, your body count.
Let's start right here.
Welcome to the show.
So name, age, we do for living.
Hi, my name is Alexis.
I am a housewife that represents Moms of America.
And I'm here to give, yeah, I met Myron over at the past weekend event at Turning Point USA.
Yes.
One of the things that I was doing there was to bring awareness to a charity that I'm working with with one of my really good friends named Mason Deshaun.
And his Instagram handle and what I'm here to do today is really bring awareness to him.
Since this is an all-female panel, he's disqualified for using this platform.
So I'm kind of doing a little switch and bait over here.
Hey, look at me.
I'm Moms of America, but I'm teaming up with Spider-Man and you guys can figure out what we do from there.
Okay.
What an intro.
How age?
31.
Okay.
Where are you, Rosie from?
Damn.
Well, she's married, so.
I mean, okay.
W Damn, I got three kids and we're working on more.
Like, I'm going to keep chicken.
You know, yeah, I'm 31.
Yeah, like, my husband keeps getting me pregnant and, like, I'm just trying to, like, save the day, like, in between meals and shit.
What's the question?
When you're pregnant, can he fuck other girls?
What?
I can't fucking watch you pregnant.
I mean, I mean, let me pray, share.
Oh, you're pregnant.
Come on.
I'm like, dead ass married.
Like, what'd you think?
I don't know.
I mean, some guy share.
Use some logical thinking.
Well, logical thinking.
Logical thinking.
Logical thinking.
You're married to me.
Logical thinking.
Use your brain.
You're married to me.
Oh, man.
Seriously.
Use your brain, Aaron.
We're married.
What you doing?
He's married to you?
Yeah.
Oh, my God.
She has airplugs in?
All right.
So, 31, where you're from?
I see what you're here.
Originally from Detroit.
I'm here to save babies.
That's why I'm here.
For what's your, I guess I was going to say what you do for work.
I know, obviously.
Hey, I'm laid up.
I'm in the leisure class, baby.
I don't work.
I'm here, like, literally, like, in between nap times talking.
Like, I have no time to fucking play around.
I'm here to spread a message, and God forbid, like, it looks like me with this message.
My friend risks his life all the time just for someone to give him attention.
And bitches get their lips done, stuff, dick, get only fans.
Excuse me.
For some attention.
So that's all I'm doing.
So stay at home wife would be the thing.
I mean, a lot of things couldn't happen if I don't do what I do.
Facts.
I mean, what I do is it takes everything out of me, and I'm willing to do more.
Facts.
Okay.
So I'll put, I guess.
Everything, okay?
Like, literally, I look at myself as like the face of fertility.
Mother Mary is my idol.
I look up to her.
See, this is, I mean, right, it's like, this is why, like, I can't even look around and have a serious conversation because what I'm talking about is so serious.
And there's, like, so much silly shit going on.
So it's just like, you know, we got you.
We got you.
Yeah.
Okay.
How long have you been married for?
Well, me and my husband, we've known each other since we were 14.
So we would have been married a lot sooner if it wasn't for so many people saying, oh, you know, men shouldn't be getting married so early, but we could have gotten married at 15, you know.
But the outside world kept pressuring us saying, you got to live, you got to go explore.
And we just kept coming back to each other.
How is he?
He's my same age.
We're nine days apart.
Awesome.
And he's like the finest man of all time.
So it's just like, you know, he teams up with the baddest bitch, and we just are like literally conquering everything.
Happy for you.
And I want the same for everybody else.
I'm trying to, I'm here to be the face.
God gave me everything I even asked for and more.
And I'm telling you guys, it's all possible.
All right.
How long have you been married for?
Specifically?
Five years.
Okay.
But you guys know each other for like 15 or 16 years.
Yeah.
All right.
Are your parents together?
Whose?
Like your parents?
No.
No.
Not even remotely.
I don't think I've ever seen them in the same room together.
All right.
I was going to say Berkeley show, but there's no.
Yeah.
No.
Yeah.
Okay.
All right.
And then ethnic background?
My dad is 100% Irish.
He's white, and my mom is 100% black.
She's from Dolphin, Alabama.
Okay.
They met at Famu.
My dad is 100% white, and he represents a lot of things that he doesn't look like.
All right.
All right.
Body count?
One.
White man?
I don't believe that man.
Good stuff.
You don't believe it?
Damn.
I mean, 14, they know each other five years they got married.
How long?
Ask my husband.
Some of these questions are just.
How long have you been with your man?
How long have I been with him?
Yeah.
Ten years.
Okay.
So years are missing there.
All right.
No, I mean, when you graduate high school, you're like, okay.
So was he your first?
Seven years though.
Without being with him.
Was he your first?
Yeah, he was my first, actually.
That's why I wanted to marry him so badly.
Okay.
And the world told him to leave me, and I was fighting for him to stay.
Wow.
What a story.
Anyone could have it.
Ain't nothing special about me.
That is true.
All right, let's move forward.
What's your name?
Hi, I'm Sierra.
I'm 24.
All right.
Where are you from?
I'm from Miami, but I just moved back here because I was living in Georgia.
So I don't have occupation yet.
Looking for a job.
Hit me up.
Okay.
Yeah, I just got out of a relationship.
I'm single.
Wait, hold on.
What kind of job, though?
What kind of job?
Low jobs.
No, wait with me.
Anyways, like, you know, like a server job, auto-girl job, something like that.
I'm trying to go to school for a medical assistant.
I was going to ask that next.
Highest education level completed?
Huh?
Highest education level completed is high school or yeah, it's high school.
Oh, I didn't ask that for you.
What about for you?
High school.
I was, uh, yeah.
Okay.
All right.
Okay.
Um, relationship status for you?
I'm single.
I just left the relationship.
Oh, is that where you left Georgia?
Yeah.
Why'd you guys break up?
Excuse me?
Why'd you guys break up?
We broke up like in May.
I know but why?
Oh, okay.
It just wasn't working out.
Like, he wasn't like being considerate of what I felt and what I needed.
So I just was like self-absorbed kind of.
And I was kind of tired of that.
He's been selfish.
Yeah.
So I just got it.
Makes sense.
Are your parents together?
Yeah.
Well, actually, no.
That's kind of crazy because my dad and my mom are getting divorced.
So me and my mom kind of came back to Miami at the same time.
Yeah, me and my mom came back to Miami at the same time.
We're kind of like breaking up with our significant other at the same time.
So it was kind of crazy.
Interesting.
Okay.
Birth control for you?
What was that?
Birth control for you or no?
Birth control?
Yeah.
No.
And then what's your ethnic background?
Black and something?
I'm Puerto Rican and black.
My mom is black and my dad's Puerto Rican.
Okay.
Hey, y'all.
Cool, cool.
All right, who's up next?
Tell my body count.
My body count is five.
In Miami so far?
Gosh, shout out to you.
That's kind of low.
Shout out to me.
That's kind of low.
Five?
Taking it easy.
All right, baby.
Okay, I'm so sorry.
Sorry, sorry, sorry.
All right.
Got you.
Okay.
What about you?
Welcome back.
Hello.
I'm Jocelyn.
Hey, Jocelyn.
I am originally from Alabama.
Okay, how old are you?
I'm 21.
Alright, what do you do for work?
Right now I'm starting and working on a foundation to help battered women and trafficking victims.
I'd love to work with you on that.
Okay.
It's hard and very stressful, but I'm getting there, and I just got approved.
Did you leave the other life?
I actually did.
Good stuff.
All right.
Shout out to you.
I'm actually pregnant now.
Congratulations.
What?
Yeah.
So no birth control.
Oh, man.
She's like Zonnie.
I'm just going out about it.
So how far along are you?
I'm eight weeks.
Okay.
Okay.
All right.
How long have y'all been together?
Motherfucking.
I was assaulted, though.
Okay.
I've got some really good videos.
I have rolls for everybody.
Seriously.
Whoa.
I actually want not that kind of rolls.
Oh, God.
Whoa.
Okay.
That went dark real fast.
Yeah.
Okay.
Whoa.
Alright.
Okay.
So you're pregnant, but the father is not involved then.
No.
Did he do this?
What?
Did he teleport away or something?
Wait, is he in jail?
No.
I don't get what assault means.
No, I. I'm trying not to say that.
Yeah, got it.
No, I know, I know.
You know what I'm saying?
That's pretty cool, though.
So you're single, then, I guess.
Yes, I'm single.
You got this.
Lena is my best friend, and she came down to support me.
That's awesome.
I'm the one that plans all the appointments to see.
That is awesome.
That's a very good friend.
Wow, that's all you need.
The appointments with me and everything.
I love her.
Chat, she's not drinking.
It's all water.
Yeah, don't girls don't drink.
We stopped serving alcohol years ago, man.
Yeah, it's just a little bit.
Y'all should know that we stopped serving booze on this show a very long time ago after the headaches that we had to do with.
Yeah.
Okay.
All right.
Are your parents together?
I'm going to say yes.
My stepmom, I consider her my mother, so yes.
We're happily married, actually.
All right, and then well, birth control, no.
And then ethnic background, white?
I'm white and Dominican.
Okay.
So you're doing the Trafficking Foundation and you left the other life behind 100%, pretty much?
Yes, 100%.
I deleted everything off social media considering my sex and everything because I don't want my child to be able to see me.
And I promised myself if I ever got pregnant that I would stop.
And I mean, I've been inching my way to stop.
I mean, it's hard, you know, being in that life and then not being able to work a nine to five, like trying to get back into that life.
I am in college still to be a friends with psychologist, which is also helping Traffic Kingdom victims.
That's my dream is to like help women.
And me being in that world, like I've seen how it is and like how everything, you know, goes around.
So like I know I don't have like an end to women.
You know, women are not going to stop doing something to you if you tell them to stop.
They're going to do it if you show them a better life or a better way of living.
Does that make sense?
Makes sense.
How do you make money now?
So now, honestly, I just be getting money.
I don't know.
I don't know.
What does that mean, bro?
I mean, I have two sugar daddies.
They still, I don't fuck them anymore, and they know I'm pregnant.
They just, they, they suppose.
Men naturally like to take care of women.
Yeah.
Yeah, no, it's true.
That is very trash.
They like to take care of you.
Yeah.
I mean, I also, I do, I started a topless maid service, so I got some women, like, you know, that do that.
It's different.
I'm confused.
You're advocating for.
Okay, you don't never know.
Yes, yeah.
So listen, this is what I was thinking.
My best friend right there, okay.
So her, she, the world, like, stressed her out, okay, whatever.
And I had to find a way to get women out.
So instead of selling sex, you can just go clean.
And, you know, it's a simple step to go.
It's going to lead to something else.
It's one step it does.
Because it's perverted, bro.
But it's better than that.
It's better than going to the house and getting paid to have sex.
You're defeating your purpose, kind of, because listen, as a man, if I see Titty's nigga, I'm turned on, bro.
I'm an ass man though, but like it's not real.
That's counterproductive.
Does it work that way?
As a woman who's worked in the world, you know, women, when we're already in that world, that's how we see ourselves.
But you can change the way of thinking.
Yeah, exactly.
But one step out of that could be trying to, you know, you have to take school.
No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, it's not.
It's not believable.
For someone like us, I feel like it's going forwards because we're only seen as objects.
You know what I'm saying?
And y'all sees this object, so it's like...
Please don't think like it's better than stripping because it's really same thing as a strip club.
It's just a different setting.
Same thing, different font.
I don't know.
Y'all don't see how it works.
I will help you.
I will help you articulate what you're trying to do.
Like women, you can't tell them to stop hoeing.
They're going to keep doing it.
So instead of me saying, hey, you can come work for me and hoe and you know what I'm saying?
Instead, you're going to clean.
Yeah, you sound like a pimp.
Sorry.
It's more step out.
Instead of like, so like, whenever I'm a part of a cleaning business, I give go over to profitable like people's houses and I just clean them.
A lot of the time, like, I'm in, like, shorts and a tank top or something like that.
Like, I don't ever go beyond my boundaries, if that makes sense.
So it's a way out of that lifestyle.
So girls can just clean and just have fun.
It was me seeing my best friend struggle mentally doing the job.
So I was like, okay, something that helps her mentally is cleaning.
I see what you're trying to do.
And it's illegal.
I have a five-person cleaning staff and they're all fully clothed.
I pay them $600.
I pay $600.
If you guys want to come clean my house and you clean as well as them, I'll pay you $600 fully clothed.
Oh, shit.
There you go.
Well, that's no fun.
It's not about the money.
It's about the money.
What do you mean it's not about that?
What, you need $800?
It's not about the money.
You need $1,000?
I want to see him bounce.
What?
Yeah, I see what you're doing, but it ain't a though.
How about a regular job?
Yeah.
Okay, we'll move forward.
All right.
All right.
Well, glad you left it, though.
That's good.
What about you?
Technically.
What's your name?
Hi, Fabiana.
Fabiana?
Yes.
Okay.
All right, how old are you?
28.
All right.
Where are you from?
I'm from I was born in Puerto Rico, but my parents are Dominican.
All right.
What do you do for work?
Well, I have two jobs.
I'm a financial aid advisor from Monday through Friday.
And then on the weekends, yes.
Okay.
And then on the weekends, I'm a stripper.
Why is that a joke?
Why is that funny?
We were so lucky for her.
Oh, my, buddy.
That's my friend.
Don't let me know.
That's my...
Oh, my God.
You saw it last night.
Oh, my God.
I was like, no, I didn't know.
You make sense to me.
Was not going to say shit.
She said it.
When you saw her, you started giggling.
Y'all started having inside jokes immediately.
You didn't even acknowledge her.
You could have just been like, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo.
She said it.
I didn't say it.
Yo, fresh.
Ten next picking, she's not lying.
Yo, fresh.
How's her titties, though?
Nigga, I didn't see her titties off.
You did?
You didn't say it?
Nigga, I'm dude.
I'm not there looking at her, bro.
I got my bitch with me.
I'm chilling.
Who's your bitch?
Well, sorry.
You don't know her.
Anyhow, she's cool, though.
She's pretty cool.
Good.
Wait, wait, I didn't know she's cool, though.
Nigga, she was.
Mm-hmm.
She's on the yacht.
She's on the yacht, bitch.
She got cut!
But honestly speaking, just to let you know, this is our show.
So if I want to laugh something with her, it's okay.
You understand?
Thank you.
All right.
I mean her.
I don't know what you're telling me to laugh about on my own show, nigga.
Can't for you, nigga?
Me?
Yeah, you.
You can't lie.
No, I'm saying you said, like, oh, she was the one that brought it up.
I said, you were in on the joke.
It wasn't like she was only involved in recognizing you.
You also recognized her.
Yeah, I know.
Yeah, someone over there was like, how do you guys...
Oh, you know each other from...
Yeah, okay.
And that's just what it is.
Okay.
Bro, I don't know what the hell's going on.
Bro, I don't know if you guys.
I was in Tampa with a bunch of white people.
I was in Tampa white niggas.
When I come back here, it just went from zero to five.
Back to Miami.
Nigga Tree in 10 seconds.
I was like, what the hell's going on?
Listen.
I thought we were joking.
I was going to say that.
I'm going to make it very clear right now, right?
The old fresh is gone.
Nigga, all bets are off, nigga.
Now that we're secured in our deal, nigga, fuck, I'm going to be myself and say what I want and do what I want.
That's how it should be.
No, nigga, I was nice before.
I'm not nice now.
I didn't know that.
We're going to move forward, though.
Okay.
So I could be a real asshole.
But let's move forward, though.
So name is.
Go back to it.
And we did for work, obviously, and then okay.
So I was at the financial aid slash tripper.
I was like, that threw me for one.
Chicago's money.
So during the day, she's helping niggas get money for school.
They spend their financial money on the go.
Hey, nigga, save your money on the weekdays.
Spend it on me on the weekends.
Chicago money is like, yo, come through this place.
I'll get you this Pell Grant so that you can fucking show up tonight at the fucking club and throw some more money on me.
You'll got to pay that one back, bro.
Take out so long so you can go ahead and throw it at the store.
There you go.
She's like, bro, this is crazy.
I'll be honest, though, she's a cool girl to be around.
She's cool.
Okay, all right.
Yeah, it's fun.
She's fun.
How you doing, Fresh?
Nigga, how has this shit been on the yacht?
I know.
Yeah, see, this nigga Frank, once he saw that she was dead, he came by and said, hey, what's going on over there?
All right.
Okay.
Highest education level completed?
I have a bachelor's degree.
A bachelor's?
Okay.
In what?
Criminal justice.
The irony.
I know.
I went to Florida National University.
Okay.
Where's that at?
In Hialeah.
Oh, shit.
That might as well be a high school diplomatic.
No, no, no.
You want to go to criminal justice in Hialeah?
That's funny.
Yeah.
AKA crime ALIA, man.
Guys, by the way, if you're getting ads on Rumble, wait for some subs, man.
Yeah, yeah.
Guys, hit the sub goal, bro.
2,000 on Rumble, guys.
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Somebody can donate subs and then you guys won't get ads.
Okay.
But I'm curious, what pays more?
Stripping or your day job?
Stripping, definitely.
The difference is that my day job is a stable income.
So I know what I'm getting at a certain time.
And then stripping is just like one day I could go blank and then one day I could leave with $5,000.
Like it just depends.
So it's like my spending and saving money.
But my job pays my bills.
Okay.
All right.
Relationship status?
Single.
All right.
Still?
Damn.
No, I actually was in a relationship for a year and I just broke up with him.
Why?
Because I went to his house and I lift up the blanket and found somebody's panties in there.
Oh, hell no.
I mean, maybe he went to the club the night before.
Well, definitely not my panties.
So why another girl's panties?
What if it's sisters or cousins?
No.
Definitely not.
She was up in the bed.
He was somewhere else.
I'm like, she ain't from Alabama.
She's not from Alabama?
Okay.
Were you dancing back then or nah?
No, I stopped actually.
Okay, when you were with me.
So for a year.
Okay.
All right.
Birth control for you?
No.
Okay.
And then are your parents together?
Yes.
All right.
What's your ethnic background?
Dominican and Puerto Rican.
Okay.
Trouble.
I was going to say Hispanic for sure.
All right.
Cool.
And like, you did you grow up in Miami or where did you grow up?
No, I actually, well, yes, I came to Miami when I was 11 and I'm 28 now.
So I've been here for a little minute.
Okay.
All right.
So from, but you.
I came from Puerto Rico.
Okay.
I was going to ask that next.
So you're born.
Both of my parents are Dominican.
Okay, but you were born in Puerto Rico.
Yeah.
All right, so you're an American citizen then.
All right.
Okay.
Who's up next?
What's your name?
Hi.
My name is Katie.
All right, Katie, how old are you?
I'm 19.
All right, where are you from?
Born and raised in Miami, but I'm Brazilian and Cuban.
Okay.
All right.
What do you do for work?
I work for Group Hospitality.
I'm a hostess at Gecko.
Bad Bunnies.
I thought you look familiar.
Yeah.
Oh, there's a frustration.
Small world.
Highest education level completed high school?
Completed high school, and I'm at FIU to get my bachelor's.
Okay, where are you major again?
Business.
All right.
Relationship status?
Single.
All right.
Parents together?
No, definitely not.
Birth control review?
Yeah.
Okay.
Wait, hold on, wait, wait, hold on.
What account?
I'm four.
That's cat, bro.
You know, you're lying, right?
I mean, I'm definitely not.
If it's anything higher at my age, I would be concerned.
I mean, your age?
I mean, Chad saying you're 25.
Well, I'm not.
Oh, God.
Unfortunately.
Sorry, Chad.
She's not 25.
She's not a.
Wow.
Yeah.
All right.
Who's up next?
Hey.
Hi.
I'm Sierra.
Hi, Sierra, Sierra.
How old are you?
I'm 22.
Where are you from?
Nebraska.
What part of Nebraska?
I was from a small town, Wahoo, but I moved to Lincoln.
Wahoo!
Wahoo!
Woohoo!
That was so random.
All right.
Do you live in Miami now, or are you just visiting?
I live here.
Yeah, I've been here for about two years.
Okay.
What do you do for work?
I do bottle service and bartending.
Okay.
Okay, that makes sense.
This is my investment.
High schedule completed?
High school.
All right.
Relationships as well.
I was single as fuck.
I know that's right.
Why the AF?
You just break up with somebody?
No.
I was seeing someone, but I haven't been in a relationship almost like ever in my entire life.
I feel like dating here is kind of like you're going through hell.
Yeah.
It never works out, but.
No one really wants to be serious.
So you've always been single, I guess.
All right.
Are your parents together?
No.
Okay.
Birth control review?
No.
What is the birth control?
We have life control.
We keep data on all the girls for the show.
Just see what the percentage, because we keep a database of the age, professions, backgrounds of all the girls that come on the show.
So we have like, so we know based on demographics.
Okay, what's your racial background?
White.
All right.
Basic.
Yes.
Well, she's from.
All right.
No black people up there, bro.
What about you?
Oh, me.
Name, age?
Hey, I'm Kariah.
Hey, Karia.
Yeah, hi.
I'm 30.
You're 30?
Yeah, I know I don't like it.
Wow, black people.
It does not at all, especially this dark skin.
Where are you from?
I'm from Pompano Beach.
Oh, shit.
Uh-oh, wait a minute.
Don't be bad.
Don't be bad.
Calm down.
Calm down.
All right, what do you do for work?
I actually run a company.
I decorate weddings and parties, and I've been at Bobby Benhaus.
That's how I got here.
So I wouldn't say, not an event planner, but I You are an event planner.
Event planner, coordinator, any lawyers that need like to get into like a building.
I'm the one that sets it up.
Gotcha.
Okay.
Highest education level completed?
Yeah, I went to college.
You got a bachelor's?
No, I do not.
I only went to trade.
Okay, what'd you get your trade in then?
That would be for decorating.
Okay, like an associate's degree?
No, just decorating, literally.
Not like a...
Okay, so there's like a certification for it.
Yeah, there's a certification.
All right.
Relationship status?
I'm single a month now.
I'm still.
I'm sad.
A little bit.
All right.
I'll be okay, though.
Are you parents together?
No, they haven't been together in a long time.
We're the control for you.
No, I'm not.
Race?
I am African-American, beauty queen.
That's me.
And then you said single for a month.
What happened?
Why'd it end?
I just think that it's a lot of tip for tech.
And we both didn't know how to stop it.
And it just got overwhelmed and clashed.
You mean you?
Oh, no, both.
Like, before I changed, definitely me.
But I'm a different girl now.
I've learned.
I grew up, but it was too late.
It's too late.
Who started it?
What?
Who started it?
Who started it, though?
I mean, nobody starts it.
It just happens.
It just happens.
Nigga, stop breathing, nigga.
Make me.
Make me.
How about that?
Yeah, that's what I'm talking about.
I talk sit.
I talk sit.
I'm going to talk back, okay?
Okay, wait a minute.
Stop playing Madden, nigga.
What is Pompano?
Can anybody tell me what y'all got against Pompano?
Because every time I say Pompano inside of like Miami, y'all got beef with us as well.
Oh, no.
Do I look like that?
I think he does over there.
Oh, okay.
Mo does.
Okay, cool.
All right.
I don't want no smoke, nigga.
Yeah, me neither, bro.
I don't want none of that.
All right.
Who's up next?
Name?
My name is Sophia.
All right.
How old are you, Sophia?
18, just for me.
All right.
Where are you from?
I'm from here, Cooper City, Davey area.
Oh, she rich.
Suburbs.
She richers, nigga.
Away from all the craziness here.
Yeah.
All right.
What do you do for work?
I work in retail for a liberal company I shall not name.
Smart.
Well, you're high school, right?
Graduate high school.
All right.
Relationship status?
Single.
Are your parents together?
Yeah.
No.
Okay.
And then birth control review?
No.
And then racial background?
Half-boy and half-Colombian.
All right.
Who's white, your dad?
Yes.
Makes no way sense, bro.
What do we feel?
Who's still?
Did your dad go back to Columbia to meet your mom or did he meet her here?
No, he met her here, actually.
Okay.
Yeah.
All right.
Cool.
Way, way, way, way.
She ain't slick.
A body count.
Classified.
That's a good word.
She's chucked.
That's a good one.
She can also show up and be like, she's a pro, bro.
She just turned 18.
She's not a body 10.
Thank you for having me here.
That's crazy, bro.
She's too fast with it, bro.
You watch the show.
All right.
What about you?
your name uh my name is yolana but i go by Yelena, but I go by Lena.
I'm from Texas.
My occupation is a veterinarian.
I live out there.
Real quick, how old are you?
23.
Okay, and you said you're from what part of Texas are you from?
Katie.
Oh, shit.
Okay.
Do you watch the WNBA at all?
That's the WNBA, Houston area.
You look kind of like Brittany.
I don't know nothing about basketball.
I mostly just watch rugby and F1.
Makes sense.
It's interesting.
Okay, all right.
All right, so you're from Katie, Texas.
And you said I was going to ask for work, but I guess would it be cleaning business or while I'm down here in Florida, that's what I do to make money.
And then while in Texas, I'm a veterinarian.
I got my CVA in high school, but I'm still going back to school for welding in veterinary.
Oh, cool.
Wait, you said you're a vet?
Yeah.
Yeah.
I'm a vet tech.
I'm a vet tech.
So I have my CVA certification of veterinary science or assistants.
Okay, so it would be like maybe like the equivalent to like being trying to find like the human equivalent to that in care.
Like a nurse.
A nurse?
A nurse.
Okay.
A nurse to a doctor.
So yeah.
So like to a doctor, like a veterinarian, you'd be the assistant.
Okay.
All right.
That's the first time.
Is that the first time?
I don't think we've ever had anyone that was a vet assistant.
What do you like more?
Humans or animals?
Animals.
Yeah, usually that's your profession.
Yeah, it makes sense.
I was trying to get Mr. Frank to come over to me, but it kept on going towards me.
Oh, really?
No, that's his dog.
Yeah, well, see, like a white girl in the house.
Wait, are you an animal?
Are you like a stud?
No, I just decided to wear this today.
Usually I'm wearing like a dress or sundress or something since it's hot out here.
Okay.
All right.
All right.
Highest education level completed.
You said you got your vet.
Vet assistants in high school.
Okay.
All right.
Relationship status?
Single.
All right.
Are your parents together?
No.
Real control of you?
Yes.
Are you bisexual or no?
Yes.
Okay.
I just got it.
What's your body coming from?
Men and there for women?
Which is more?
Which is more?
Women or men?
Men is more, women is three.
And then men.
Classified.
I promise it doesn't go above ten.
Okay, so nine and three.
What?
Nine and three.
Nine men, three women.
Nine and a half.
It's probably more, but okay.
All right.
All right.
Racial, like, black and mixed?
My mom's Trinidadian.
My dad's African American.
Oh, you're crazy.
Wait.
Boom, Trini and Black.
Why does everybody say that?
Trinia Black, you said?
Trinidadian African American.
Okay.
All right.
All right.
And they're back in Texas, I'm guessing?
My mom lives in Wisconsin and then my dad lives in Texas.
All right.
Okay.
What about you?
Last but not least.
Hello.
I'm Lexi.
I sell luxury watches and then I also work a 9 to 5 in med tech.
How old are you, Lexi?
24.
Where are you from, Michigan?
Michigan.
Metro Detroit, suburbs.
Oh, oh, suburbs.
Well, suburbs.
It's not that bad.
Suburbs.
I just heard you say.
I got to ask you this, as someone that's from Michigan.
How does it feel to know that two of the worst cities in America are constantly in Michigan?
Like the top 10 worst cities, Flint and Detroit always make the top 10 words.
No, no, no.
Detroit's up and coming.
It's awesome.
You always give me up and coming.
Hold on.
Go to the hood.
I go to the Tigers game.
Hold on.
She knows about Detroit.
I know it very well.
So she's saying that up and coming and is becoming better.
Is that?
Yeah, that's what they always say.
It's like a bomb went off in that city.
It's like the Middle East over there.
Oh, my God.
And the reason why I say it is because every time I look at the top 10 most dangerous cities in America, Flint and Detroit are always in there.
Why is that?
It's because of the governor.
It's because of Big Grudge.
It's because of Kwame.
It's because of all of them.
Damn.
You know.
Do you know what?
Do you know White Boy Rick?
No.
Yeah, everybody knows White Boy Rick from Detroit.
Yeah.
He went to prison because of the marijuana for like a decade or something.
Yeah, there's a whole movie.
That is.
Okay.
All right.
So, okay, so you said you're from suburbs of Detroit.
Okay, I have to ask.
But it's up and coming.
Good sales pitch.
And you said you're a luxury watch salesman?
Yes.
I sell Rolex, AP, Patek, RM, anything you can think of.
I can do custom jewelry.
Yeah, I work with athletes, people from all backgrounds.
It's my passion.
Been hustling since I was 15.
And then I also work at 9 to 5, stability, blessed, but then I also was a college athlete.
And then I got injured, and that's how I got into the med tech space.
What did you play?
I played lacrosse, but I got injured, so I don't have many stats to back me up.
I was decent.
Nothing crazy.
Okay, so you do luxury watch sales, and then what's the other, what's your like predominant source of income, you would say then?
Mix of both.
I do pretty well.
I'm blessed.
I can't complain.
Okay, what's the, so watch sales, and then what was the other one you said?
Medical device sales.
Okay, medical device sales.
Okay.
For athletes specifically?
No, in the radiology space, the cardiology radiology space.
Okay.
What do your parents do?
My dad is in the energy efficiency space, and then my mom retired because she worked really hard.
Balling.
I'm blessed.
I can't complain.
Makes sense.
Okay.
Highest education level completed as college?
Yes.
Where'd you go to school?
I went to three, actually.
I went out in Alabama and then two there and then Iowa and then I went out to California for a medical sales program so I could be more educated in the space I'm in now.
Did you play D1?
No, no, I was not that good.
I was trash.
I played D2.
Dishonest.
I just did it because I liked it.
No, no, no.
I respect that, man.
We had so many girls that are like D3, D5.
I'm good.
Keep it real, though.
Even for men or women.
Oh, no, I like men.
Black men?
Everybody.
I'm white, but my dad's Armenian.
So I like Middle Eastern.
Okay, my rich.
All right, Marlin.
Oh my God, Marlin.
Marlin's high on looking for anybody.
Let's go.
He can buy a watch.
I was questioning.
Am I allowed to ask a question?
No.
Who wants to ask a question?
Pump it up?
Go ahead.
Cry, cry.
You can call me Lata if you like.
Are you guys single?
You asking us.
I'm just asking.
No.
You know what?
I'll let you decide at the end of the show.
There you go.
There you go.
You'll find out at the end of the show.
Thank you.
So you said you were a college athlete, D2.
Okay.
Yeah, so first, I was going to tell you, bro, like, I knew right away, because white girls that play sports, they're just chilling, bro.
You know what I mean?
They wear sweats.
Yeah, yeah, this is.
This is fun on the weekends or something like that.
Like, they wear sweats in college and shit.
And then you're only 24.
So you're what?
Two years out of college?
Right.
Okay, yeah.
Wait, stop the show.
Stop the show.
Stop the fucking show.
What?
Today's TPG's birthday.
Oh, shit.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
No.
Happy birthday, bro.
Happy birthday.
Just so you know, we're taking him out somewhere.
If you want to come, it's all on us.
Well, it's on him.
And yeah, it's going to be late tonight.
Let's go.
All right.
Okay.
And he gifted a bunch of subs.
I don't know what he did on his birthday, but like, oh my God.
Shout out to you, DP.
300 bucks.
It's my birthday ninjas.
Let's fucking go.
Turn up and hit the like button.
Stream every day.
So, alright, so you played Lax.
Are your parents together?
Yes, right?
Yes.
Okay.
Birth control for you?
No.
Okay.
But I'm a woman of God.
Thank you.
Awesome.
Woman of God.
Okay.
When did you become a woman of God?
I was baptized.
How long ago?
That's part of the culture.
Wait, are you a woman?
Yes.
So how do you like men?
I'm a woman of God.
I'm waiting for the right one.
Somebody who wants to be a hustler but is an athlete, wants to travel the world.
I know someone for you.
Put me on.
I got you.
Do they like watches?
Can I sell them one?
You can't buy a watch of her.
Yeah.
Take off fucking watches.
I'm in the market.
I'm in the market for something very specific.
Oh, what is it?
Let's talk.
It's an RM.
I just tried some on a few days ago on all kinds of mine.
I know, it's like the Galaxy one.
Wow.
I know.
Yeah, definitely.
I know.
That's why we were talking about it.
No.
My eyes just went ding, ding, ding, ding.
How do you know what that is?
Because when the movement gets more complicated or they become like more limited, they just become more money.
Yeah.
It's like going from a basic stainless date just all the way to a Daytona.
The cooler it is, the cooler it is.
Yeah.
A question for you.
Are you closer to your dad?
I'm closer to both of my parents.
Okay.
But are you closer to your dad or no?
Yeah, my dad is my biggest motivator.
Good stuff.
All right.
By the way, guys, if you want to avoid ads on Rumble, type in the chat to claim your subs from DBG because he's giving you guys a lot of value.
Yeah, guys, you got to type in the chat.
If you're getting ads still, the way Rumble works is, and we're going to talk with the squad over at Rumble to make it better.
Because we're like the only, are we the only guys that like do subs in 100% on Rumble?
Because of your support, we became the number one guys on Rumble to do subs, and we're kind of like test dummies right now.
So we're doing a lot of testing for Rumble on there.
Okay, good stuff.
No.
So thank you for the intro.
Yeah.
Yeah, we got a video to play.
But I want to start with a question first for ladies, right?
Because as you know, dating is hard.
It's almost like if you're battling between being single, dating somebody to find that sweet spot.
However, when it comes to meeting guys, if you're going to meet a guy, how would you approach him?
Like, let's say, for example, you like the guy so much.
He's tall, looks good, maybe watches from you.
How would you approach him in your own way?
Would you not approach him?
Would you talk to him?
Would you look at him?
How would you approach him?
We'll start right here.
I would just say, hey.
I'd say, hey, I'm pretty friendly.
I could talk to a brick wall.
So I'd just say, what's up?
Hey, brick wall.
Just say, how are we going?
Hey, what's up?
And if the vibe's there, cool.
If not, okay, I'll still be your friend.
So let's say the vibe is there.
How far do you take it?
Oh, I'm a slow burn.
You're a slow burn, huh?
Yeah, we have to go on a lot of dates.
You gotta pay you?
No, I think that's dumb.
I mean, like, we can split it.
He doesn't owe me anything.
Okay.
All right, many hand jobs, though?
Like, boy jobs?
You've given up recently?
Lately?
I mean, you should know.
I mean, you're 24, so you should at least.
I'm working non-stop Monday through Sunday.
There's no time.
Gotcha.
But you're here, though.
Promo.
She's a fucking hustler, bro.
I like her.
Okay.
You're on a team.
Okay.
What about you?
You see a guy you like?
He's your type.
How would you approach him?
Honestly, I would do it the same way that y'all would approach women.
Just be like, hey, can I have your number?
I thought you looked handsome.
Really?
Does that work for you?
Yeah.
You know what?
Let's go, like, an example.
Let's say you see him.
You want to approach him?
Give us, like, a flip-flip-buh-flip.
Right.
Why me?
Why not Chris?
You're right here, but come on, man.
I'm a social walker.
Alright, so how would you go about it?
Hey, wait.
My name's Elena.
Hi.
Nice to meet you.
I really thought you too.
I really thought you were handsome.
I was wondering if we could hang out somewhere.
So, can we cook the ball?
Yeah, dude, most guys are not going to.
They won't say no.
They won't say no.
Men love attention.
Unless you're like us, you're like, wait, what's the angle here, bitch?
What do you want?
What do you want?
Yeah, but most guys, I think, would accept it.
Okay.
Because men, dude, most guys never get approached by a woman in their life.
They'll get a comment or get a gift from a girl in their life.
All right.
W game.
Yeah, I guess so.
All right.
All right.
What about you?
I would probably be like sarcastic or like make a joke and see where the energy's at.
And if it's not there, then I won't click.
Tell me one of your jokes.
Yeah.
What's your intro joke?
I don't.
I know it's on the spot, but I would just say like out-of-pocket stuff.
Like, I would just.
Let's say you see me and then.
What's the joke?
There you go.
It would be a JQ joke, though.
Oh, my God.
No, like, because that's how I break the ice because I gotta make sure who I'm talking to is like mentally where I'm based.
I'm really based.
I like that.
How based are you, though?
How dark do you go?
Double tested.
Give us one.
Let's say for YouTube.
I would just say free Palestine and see where like his reaction is.
I actually know.
I would talk about like coin cutting or some shit.
Oh my god.
Yo, she's fucking baseball.
Coin cutting.
Yo, she's fucking baseball.
Coin cutting.
Coin cutting.
At least you know what to say.
Hey, man.
That's a real insight.
We're gonna smash for sure.
Okay, that's cool.
All right, I like that.
That's crazy.
W. I like that.
Okay.
Okay.
What about you?
You know about coin cutting?
How part are you?
Go down.
We're comedians by the way.
I think niggas in the chat don't even know what that means.
So some people might not.
Some know, but the other part is like, what?
What the fuck?
Okay.
How'd you learn all this shit?
My dad repoed me.
Oh, wow.
I thought it was Myron.
Both of them.
And Myron.
I'm a big fan of Federica.
Okay.
There you go.
By the way, you see me know.
Myron is a man of God.
Someone trying to be funny.
How'd you put a guy that you like?
Well, I'm going to ask him if he has a girlfriend first.
Okay, you're going to make sure.
Yes, I make sure.
But why do you care?
I care because I'm not a homeworker and I don't like sharing.
So that would be my first question.
Do you have a girlfriend?
Because I think you have to.
Is that why you and your guy kind of had like a thing?
I know you said you're going to chip.
No, off the real.
That was the first question I asked him.
I was like, do you have a girlfriend?
Because you're very sexy.
And I was remembering.
And he was like, okay.
He's like, no, I don't have a girlfriend.
Wait a minute.
Yeah, that's how we met.
Where'd you meet him?
Do we really have to get into that?
See, because this is very important.
Because that phrase, you just.
That was the phrase I gave him.
I know you did, but where was it?
It was at his job site.
Wait, on the job?
Yeah, like I was lost.
He seen that I was lost.
He was like, you need some help?
I was like, yeah, I need some help.
Damn, zone.
I don't want to talk about this.
Just work up.
Come on.
No, no, no.
It's the internet.
Nobody knows.
Nobody knows.
Yeah.
Like, you don't have my Instagram after, right?
I don't say like 10.
How cold are you?
I'm 5'4.
Makes sense.
Okay.
What about you?
Say how you're liking the club.
You're doing symbolic service.
You're like, what up, nigga?
No, you won't say that.
I'm just kidding.
But like, so if I'm being honest, I probably wouldn't, in many situations, approach the guy if I think he's, you know, attractive or anything.
there's a lot of attracted guys here.
But if I was like, oh my God, I have to have this one.
I'd probably just like.
Yeah.
That's my nigga right now.
Let's go.
You never approach guys in general.
Even a guy that's like a celebrity, somebody that you find very attractive, you don't approach them ever?
Not really.
Like, I feel like if they want something with me, they'll come to me.
But what if they're like getting swarmed by women?
I mean, you work in a nightlife, so you know, like a lot of these guys will get attention from women and stuff like that.
Yeah.
So you're willing to let it go and not make the move.
Yeah, because I mean, what's meant for me will come to me, I guess.
Wow.
It's a mindset for most women, I would say.
Once again, stop the show.
DBG.
What's your birthday?
He gets the what?
Over two.
400 subs?
Yo, don't demonstrate his nigga, bro.
200 bucks, man.
Bro, I think he passed Blackest Panther.
Can you pass him?
Black Lemur.
I think he surpassed him by everything, bro.
I could see Black Lemur in a minute.
He been at, bro.
He probably wiped up, man.
I'm in with dark.
But no, this is, That nigga balling.
Shout out to DBG.
Holy.
All right.
So, how would you approach a guy?
I'd honestly just approach it like I would.
If I was going out to be friends with a girl, Carl was stare at him for a long time.
Yeah, like just make really awkward eye contact.
No.
Okay, give me an example with Mo over there.
What's eye contact?
You get Mo.
Wait, are we actually doing eye contact?
That's one of my things, is I like to make really intense eye contact with people.
Okay, let me see real quick between you two.
What's up?
How you doing?
I hear these eye contact at least.
Okay, so intense eye contact, and then what's next?
But eye contact, like complimenting, like if I like something that they're wearing or something like that.
Okay.
So you'll make approach, but you'll do it like you'll hide it, if anything.
So give them a compliment.
Yeah, I'll make it like a conversation before I even ask for anything.
See if I actually fuck with them yet.
All right, that's fair.
What about you?
To be honest, I'm kind of the same.
Don't cap.
No, I just, I don't really go up to guys.
That's not my thing.
Do you?
I don't want to say that, but.
A question for you ladies, because both of you refrain from approaching men, which I, you know, is actually very common with women in your line of work and a nightlife.
Would you guys say that because you guys work in nightlife and you guys get approached so much by men that it's like, man, I don't need to fucking go up to guys?
Kind of.
Yes and no.
Like if I'm out in the street and I really like somebody and I see them, you know, talking to me, I would maybe go up to them and be myself.
Wait, them talking to you.
And then you go up to them?
No, like if they notice me, like I notice that they're noticing me.
Oh, okay.
You'll go up to them?
Yeah.
Come on, man.
When's the last time you did that?
Come on.
Well, I'm saying that if there's a connection and I'm able to be myself, then yes.
First of all, it's wireless.
There's no connection right now.
How do you get connection from that far?
Well, I'm saying if I'm talking to them, if I'm talking to them.
Okay, okay.
But in nightlife, yeah, it's kind of like that.
It's pretty easy.
I'll tell you this, bro.
Nightlife is funny because you could have a girl that works as a bargirl or, for example, a server, and she can approach all night, every night, pretty much.
Rich, successful rappers.
What about you?
I'm in the nightlife too, so I don't normally approach guys.
I just kind of like, if I see something that I like, if I see someone that I like, I give them the eyes.
And it's just like if they give me the eyes back, it's like, okay, so you see something that you like, so it goes on.
Come on, man.
You're a dancer.
Hold on, hold on.
Hold on.
Do you twerk at all?
Yeah.
Twerk a little bit.
I have to.
Yeah.
Do you twerk a lot like this?
A whole lot.
No, you do.
That's crazy.
But hey, it works, right?
It works, right?
Yep.
Pays the bills, too.
No, I just, because girls that work in nightlife, they get approached by men so much, you guys.
I mean, they're not going to admit this, but you get tired of niggas, bro.
Yes.
I agree.
100%.
That's what I'm saying.
If you're in the same line, the same.
I'm going to take care of you, girl.
Don't worry.
Yeah.
Hey, Shabby.
I'm going to change your life.
You know what I tell them?
I'd be like, show me better than you can tell me.
Oh, man.
Let me see your name.
What about you?
What's your, I guess, well, for you it'd be a little bit different, right?
Because, like, I guess there's a...
Now, since I've been somewhere.
I do approach men a lot because I have learned like if you keep letting the same men approach you over and over again, it's the same pieces of shit that keep approaching you, honestly.
Because the way that you're seen in the world is how those men see you.
So if you change the way that you're looked at, that's the different men are going to come look at you.
Me now, I am pregnant.
So, like, I have been trying to date, or, you know, because a girl does get horny, you feel what I mean?
Wait.
Wait, wait.
Wait, wait.
Tell the show.
You're telling me that.
Wait, wait, wait.
Yo, yo, yo, yo, yo.
Please tell me you're joking.
Joking about what?
Yo, baby.
She's on the bottom.
Baby, you're going like this.
Oh, shit.
Oh, my God.
Um, everyone that.
So I was dating before I got mine.
I never fought the girl partner before.
I was dating before I got.
Oh, well, nothing grabbing my finger.
Well, listen, this is your body, your choice, my nigga.
But uh, so how would you broke somebody when you're pregnant, nigga?
I mean, I'm not fat yet, so it's still in there, right?
Yeah, I do tell them I am respectful, and I do tell them I am eight weeks pregnant.
I don't want nothing from you.
Like, I'm not looking for nothing.
And I do want to see them test results.
So they could cook cream pie.
No, no.
I'm still seeing the test results because I do crave to be kissed, and I do want to suck that dick.
So show me some test results.
Shit.
I'm a giver rather than a receiver.
I don't like.
Yo.
All right.
She belongs to the street.
All right.
I ain't going to lie.
I didn't expect that one.
So, okay, I guess the question would be here.
How would you approach a guy maybe back in the old life and then now that you're not in that life anymore?
Back in the old life, I would look him up and down with my blue eyes.
And the dudes, if they don't tell me to approach them, I'm not going to.
If they tell me to approach them, I'm turning around.
Because, like, honestly, if I'm not attracted to you and you're not attracted to me, we're not going to work out.
Yeah, what's the fucking point?
Like, you're going to fuck me.
But because you're not attracted to me, it makes no sense.
Yeah, facts.
But now, I don't know.
I'd be doing the same thing, but then I tell them straight up.
Eye contact, I guess.
Yeah, and then now I have to be a little more word-wise because I have to protect me.
What if you saw somebody that wasn't really your type, but they said, I like you, I'll offer you some money.
What would you do?
For what?
Because just because they like you.
Give it over.
Okay.
But you wouldn't smash.
What's your word?
Not for money anymore.
He's giving me because he likes you.
Oh, yeah, I'd fuck.
Yeah.
Okay.
All right.
I mean, who wouldn't it?
Girls, y'all can't lie.
Somebody $500 for fucking them.
Like, y'all lie on this fucking thing on podcast.
Everyone's a price.
It was the price.
You missed AP over there.
I'll buy an AP if you fuck me.
She definitely doing it.
Wait, wait, wait.
I shut it out.
Wait, wait, wait, wait, what?
She stated that?
We are all women of God.
AP's what, 40K?
What's the one going for right now?
Offshore is crazy.
Oh, you giving the sauce right now?
You give the sauce.
Do you sell hot watches?
Or no?
What's hot watches?
She doesn't sell more about hot sauce.
She's stolen merchandise.
Oh, no, I don't know.
No.
No, no.
No.
But hold on.
She's claiming that if you grew up, someone offered to buy that from you.
No.
You wouldn't have to.
So somebody came.
I worked too hard to build my business up, but I like to do it the way I like to do it.
What?
Is it company or is it you as national?
Me.
I have an LLC.
Okay.
Oh, she's a hustler for real.
Yeah, I'm walking up and down Miami with my business cards hanging it out to everybody.
I know that's hard to see.
That's so similar to the girls I grew up with.
Really?
Everybody is like that.
I mean, Detroit is something different.
Sounds like something different.
Really?
Well, I'm from the suburbs.
It doesn't matter.
Birmingham, I mean, I don't want to drop names, but the whole area is filled with people.
Like you, like all the women, like the hustle mentality out there is insane.
That's why we created Detroit vs.
Everybody.
Everybody copied us off of that.
So what does a Royal Oak go for now?
Like a basic stainless steel Royal Oak AP?
What does that go for now?
Well, you can do the Navy dial.
That's like 54K.
White dial, you can do 45, 50, and then you get into, like...
It's a same pricing.
Okay.
Yeah, yeah.
$40, $45.
The stuff I know the most were my expertise in Rolex.
Okay.
All right.
Yes, I love that.
What is that for?
That's a two-tone chocolate Everose diamond dial.
She knows her shit.
18, 5, 19.
Yo, oh my God.
She got that shit up.
Oh, I got my first.
16.
Hey, I'll buy it.
Buy her.
Nah, nigga, this shit is special.
Oh, come on, man.
I'm up right now.
I'm up.
I'm up.
So, okay.
What about you?
How would you approach a guy if you like him?
Saw him on the street.
I don't really approach Guys, either like that.
I do the eye contact thing if I am.
How long were you with your guy before you left?
Well, broke up with him.
We would have been a year together in September.
Okay.
So almost a year, yeah.
But yeah, I do the eye contact if I'm interested in somebody.
I don't know if you're not.
What is that?
That's like half the panel now that does the eye?
Yeah, it's just very challenging.
No, we're leaving.
I say go for the guy.
I think I go to the bottom.
No, I don't think girls are cool.
What if you see a guy, right, that's like at a table looking at you and says, come over here?
Like, it's first.
Come over.
See?
Because the hand wave kind of jumpstarts that they have to make probably be attractive or something, right?
I would argue or they're at a section that's very expensive.
I'm about to say, if it's a table, the guys have kind of like the power because, hold on.
Who is this person?
Look at this nigga Chris, bro.
All right.
So you don't approach guys at all?
I'm not going to say that.
Like, I don't just walk up to them and be like, hey, I like you.
Give me your number.
But if I like them, like, I'll slowly make my way to that area.
Slowly.
And like, do you twerking them?
No.
No.
Like, I'll do the eye contact thing or I'll compliment if I like their outfit or their teeth, if I like their smile, like something like that.
All right.
What about you?
Well, obviously you're married and you have a husband, but before that, did you ever?
I mean, I can give you some advice.
If you see a good man, get your eyes locked in and don't lose sight.
I mean, don't wait around.
If you see a good one, I mean, man or woman, if you see something good, don't leave it up to chance.
Take action.
Good shit.
Okay.
All right.
So, okay.
Yeah, let's.
Those usually be the worst ones.
When you take the chance.
No, when you take the chance.
Yeah, bro.
All right.
Let's see here.
What do we got here?
Okay, so what the fuck?
All right.
Shout out to everyone who was at AEW All In.
That was a good one.
If Bills and Fresh were wrestlers, their names would be Bills Strickland and Fresh Nana.
I think they would go for you.
We're not dry yet.
That's funny, bro.
Okay.
Wrestling.
Hey, Fresh, why is your English as much eloquent on?
Nigga, how are you going to come in and talk shit and not double-check the spelling?
Talk on us, my nigga, just like you.
Fresh updates.
Ladies, the first.
What?
All right.
Is that photo?
Is that photo?
Chris said, go back, Brash.
This is Chris.
It's always the white girl.
Well, you know, if it's snowing, nigga, I'm going.
All right.
Okay.
What the fuck?
You nigga posted that clip.
All right.
Ladies, let's say a zombie apocalypse wiped out everyone on earth except for these two guys.
It's your responsibility to repopulate the earth, but you only fuck one of them.
Which one are you picking?
We'll start here.
We'll start here.
Oh, no.
These two.
Oh.
The guy on the right.
He looks older.
Look at it.
The guy on the left looks too young on him.
Who'd you smash?
What are these pictures?
Let's see on the earth.
Last two on Earth.
Left.
Who'd you fuck?
You do a raise of hands.
You just go one on the left, and then.
Okay.
One is this guy?
Yeah.
Two is this guy.
Yeah, if you had to pick.
Okay, so for the left, get raise of hands.
Okay.
One.
Oh, the majority would go for.
Okay.
I mean, the right picture is super blurry.
Let me give him a chance.
Give him a chicken chat.
Gotta be telling you.
You gotta have good photos.
It's your business card.
That's my boy.
All right.
Okay.
Not like his jokes.
Terrible.
I'm about to say that.
Dump the monco Drop bombs on these haters and anons when he fills out their location.
Sorry, nigga.
What's that?
Debbie DPG in the building.
We appreciate the subs you donate.
Here's a pick of Big Mo and Bills and DPG took them on a car ride.
Bro, oh my god.
That's funny, bro.
Bro, my soul left my body, bro.
Revan says, shut up from France.
Shout out to you, bro.
Watching us from France.
Shoot out.
Oh, so there's a way you can do it, actually.
Okay.
I'm not labeled to say it on your own.
But Revan says, shoot.
He means to say shout.
Well, this is locals, though.
He's watching on Locals.
Well, it's...
It's a bit of a nuance there.
It's fine.
Yeah.
Hey, we're glad you found a way.
Love you, bro.
Tell that loud, masculine, married bitch to shut the fuck up.
What the hell?
Oh, my God.
El Black wife, you have anything you want to say to this guy?
To cash?
You'll never know what it's like to eat fresh ground lamb chops or cookies on demand.
You'll never know what that's like.
And I promise you that if you can't see the value in this loud black bitch, your wife will never treat you like how I've treat my husband.
Wow.
Okay.
Come back to cookie.
That's a first.
Okay.
DBG, it's my birthday.
Oh, no, I read that from before.
Shout out to you DBG.
Happy birthday again.
Three Diglass says, girl, next to fresh, loosen up.
It's okay to smile every now and then.
I know.
I'm sorry.
I'm thinking too hard.
Don't think too hard.
I know.
You can't spread the message you want to spread and expect good results while coming off as.
I'm sorry.
I have something on my mind, but it's off my mind now.
Thank you, though.
I appreciate you giving me that feedback.
Okay.
Yeah, I'm surprised he didn't.
Greed Dickliss normally says some crazy shit.
He gets my point.
He's just trying to help me out, and I appreciate it.
By the way, that nigga's loaded, bro.
He doesn't like to.
Dick Liss is loaded, bro.
He doesn't like to give anybody anything.
Thank you so much.
I really appreciate it.
Shut up.
I appreciate that whole rapidly.
He says crazy shit normally.
It's funny.
I follow him on Instagram.
Oh, really?
That nigga balling, bro.
Maybe he wants to buy a wall.
Ballers recognize how they're balling.
Like a real person?
Bro, like the real Instagram?
Okay, I'll be honest.
I saw his Instagram.
It was like, I was like, what the fuck?
All right, I'll be honest.
I've seen his face.
Okay.
But it is him, though.
All right.
He played my game up with some gold.
He's doing his shit.
Shout out to him.
All right, nigga.
Fresh dog.
Not young blast now.
What?
Is that what he said?
Is that me?
Yeah, that's you.
I don't know what you just said.
I said, not young blast, though.
What's next, Fresh?
You're going to tell me what's addressing them?
You're going to dox him?
Bro, it's a fucking me page, my nigga.
It's fine.
Let's do it.
Early life want to go next to Myron.
Early life want to go.
Oh, oh, shit.
What does that mean?
Are you Jewish?
No.
I'm Christian.
Oh, what?
There you go.
Yeah, God, she didn't give me J-vibes at all.
Yeah.
No, but you can feel it.
I didn't get those senses in the tingle at all.
Yeah.
DPG again.
That's a tingle.
Hey, shout out to DPG, man.
We got a Demon Goldman.
No refuel.
I spoke to him.
I spoke to him.
All right.
Yeah.
Okay.
What's up next?
Okay, Williams.
Williams, appreciate you.
My first one on the show.
But yeah.
Okay, cool.
Anything else?
What number?
Oh, I was talking about the sub count.
Okay.
Where does the update automatically?
No, no.
He did it.
He did it.
Oh.
I need that.
W Bills.
He got you.
He got you.
So, ladies, when it comes to dating guys, right?
Approaching guys.
Tell me your experience with him getting the signals.
Do they get it?
Do they even see it?
Do most guys miss the signals?
And we'll start.
Well, I mean, you're ready.
We'll start here.
So when you talk to a guy, let's start.
You approach him.
Does this catch your vibe at all or no?
In your opinion?
Can he even see your signals at all?
Um Yeah, for the most part if I'm sorry, sorry?
Okay.
For the most part if I like show interest in a guy, um they pretty much catch the signals because I do make like deep eye contact.
Make it obvious?
Yeah.
What if he doesn't get it though?
What do you do?
I'm not gonna chase a guy.
Do you get mad at me?
Okay, like next.
You ever get mad at me?
No, of course not.
Okay.
What about you?
If the guy doesn't get the hit that you like him, what would you do?
Move on.
That's a waste of fucking time.
Okay.
For you?
Depends what scenario I'm in.
I'm working.
I have to get it.
So I'm going to go.
I'm going to go get it.
Let's say you're not working.
Well, yeah, I just better go.
You just got to be.
When you're working in the suits, you know that rule.
It's like if you spend five minutes on a trick, you got to move on because if they ain't spending money in the first five minutes, you got to move the other one.
Yep.
You blocked the fuck away and go find another one.
Yeah.
What if it's Chris Brown?
No.
Chris Brown don't spend bread.
What the fuck?
How do you know that?
I don't know what to do.
Do you spend bread?
No.
There's your answer right now.
But it's funny.
Like, I'm not like these other niggas, though.
Nigga, I'll be lying at shit.
If Chris Brown can date Rihanna, then he can do anything.
He's Chris Brown, though.
You know what I'm saying?
He'll have to pay.
And he's not going to choose to spend money.
Of course not.
Why would he?
Exactly.
You just proved me right, baby.
But I get the point she's trying to make.
Like, a lot of artists don't really be spending money like that.
They don't think they're just.
Or usually, like, what they do is like the club gives them the money.
And then, like, normally the house girls be in the section.
Unless you really know them.
I know.
Rappers don't have a bag.
They really don't have to spend most of their money on books and books and jewelry and all that stuff.
At the end of the day, they're pretty fast.
She belongs to the streets.
Yeah, what's wrong with Future?
You're saying like, what if he likes...
Yeah, he does.
A whole lot.
I've been in his sections before, and I've been going home with a lot of money.
But, like, let's say it's his attention that you want.
How would you get it?
I wouldn't want his attention.
You're funny, man.
I'm okay.
You've seen too much.
That's why.
I'm good.
Just hand me the money when you come and watch it.
She's seen a lot.
Okay, I get you.
What about you?
Honestly, move on.
Move on.
Like, if he's not reciprocating the energy, it's a waste of time.
Honestly.
I got options, nigga.
I'm good.
What about you?
Repeat the question to me one more time.
So let's say you meet a guy.
I got you.
Stupid.
He's not getting the hints.
He's looking at you like, oh, I'm lit right now.
What would you do to get his attention, or would you even continue?
I mean, if he's just like oblivious to it, I mean, I'll try to continue at least for a little bit longer.
But if he's not having it, and I can tell, obviously I'm going to get out of there.
For you?
I'll get in his head.
Get in his head?
Yes, fun.
Oh, how?
Oh, it's fun.
Getting in manhead.
I don't know.
Like, if you're not fucking with me, then I'm not fucking with you, but I'm still going to fuck with you to get on your nerves because you didn't want to fuck with me.
So that's the way she said.
That's just me.
I knew it was your fault, man.
Okay.
I mean, it's your fault.
I'm a good girl.
I'll keep it real.
You know, that's why most black women are not desired.
What about you?
Come on, let's play.
Let a nigga breathe.
Just enemy, nigga.
Let a nigga breathe.
Fuck your Jordans, nigga.
What about you?
I feel like guys know what they want, so they're going to go after what they want.
But do they want you?
It's okay.
They don't want us.
Yeah, if the guy doesn't want her, then.
The next one.
There will be a next one.
Somebody will.
Oh, no.
You're too confident, man.
What about you?
Go right back to what I was doing before.
Fuck these niggas.
What about you?
Move on.
You know what I'm about to watch, nigga?
Go watch my watch.
That's why I want me to.
Yeah, okay.
You know what's interesting, though?
Girls are very quick to move on and just take the L, unlike men.
Men will sit there and continue and try to beat a dead horse and get with a girl that's not interested versus like for women, you know, they'll kind of cut their losses early and move on.
Because we're trying to protect our hearts.
Fair.
You were saying before, if they don't spend money in the first five minutes, I think this could be a learning moment for the guys.
What would you say?
Like, what's the sentence you would use maybe to try to see if they, if you put them in the simp box or in the non-simp box?
Like, what would you say to them so the guys here can kind of learn?
Sure.
Go ahead, go on.
I was known in Houston for making the most money in one night.
I mean, 50 grand.
So when you approach people, you can pretty much tell if they're spending money.
First thing I look for is their shoes, their watch, and their necks.
Wow.
A shoe tells a lot about a man.
But to figure out if they got money, honestly, I go and I tell them straight up: like, hey, how you doing?
Where are you from?
I'm from here.
What do you do for work?
This is what I do for work.
But I'm not telling them what I do for work.
telling them that I entertain oh you want to you Do y'all having fun tonight?
Do y'all having fun tonight?
Yes, no.
If you are, okay, me and my frickin have fun with you.
Usually most men honestly know what it is.
Like, I don't know how, but they can tell when a girl is a girl.
Like, I don't know.
I'll just say that.
Like, you want to have some money?
They'll be like, yeah, what's my ticket?
It's not easy.
They always know.
I've never had a man not know.
I mean, even if it's not a matter of time.
It's because I think women are not that forward normally.
So even if I go forward, I'm like, yeah, it costs.
I'm not sure.
So what do you do to figure out if they're going to spend money or not?
Well, not a cop, but that's.
If they're going to spend money.
Honestly, just ask them straight up.
Like, you want to have some fun?
And if they say what kind of fun, like, just be honest.
Hopefully, tell them they need to give you a certain amount of fun.
Always make sure they're not a Fed because I have been set up in Steam.
Have you ever, like, you take a deposit at that point?
Like, now you're going to have to do it.
No deposits.
If you ask for a deposit, you're a scam.
Most real women who actually work don't ask for a deposit because the deposit, they're going to take their money and leave.
Now, if you're going for, say, a guy wants to take you home, like away from where you are working to go to another place, you do get money before they leave because that right there proves they're not a cup and also proves that they're going to keep spending money.
Most women.
Because they're locked in.
Pretty much.
Like, me, I'll be $100 for my phone number.
And if they give $100 for your phone number, they're giving you more for, you know, okay.
So that's your first test?
And my phone number is $100?
Yeah.
All right.
All right.
There you go, guys.
All right.
So we got a video to play here.
All right.
We should go over to the background on the video real quick.
Over the Rumble.
Oh, you want to switch to Rumble?
Okay.
What's his time anyway?
Hello.
We're quite some time.
So listen, fellas, we're going to go over to YouTube only.
Sorry, Rumble only.
We're going to leave you.
Yeah, guys, come on over to Rumble.
Rumble.com slash Fresh Fit.
Come on over.
And ladies, wait for my confirmation.
Yeah, we're going to switch over.
Come on over, Ninjas, to Rumble.
Rumble.com slash Fresh Facebook.
We're also on kick as well, but come over, Rumble.
If you're going to say to me, your number is $100.
What about a FaceTime call?
It starts at $40, it goes up and down.
Why does everything have a price, though?
There are some things that don't need a price.
I'm sorry, we all can't eat our husband at $14.
No, me.
My husband wasn't born into it.
You guys don't know me.
We literally need a different business.
She's not.
She's not.
Oh my gosh.
She's not on what you're on.
She could be, though.
I mean, it's all about choices.
No one's born into it.
That's why we came from a country where you're born into royalty.
We have a country where it's set up to where you don't need to be born into it.
You can gain it.
You can gain the riches.
I'm from a very, very poor family.
Yeah, you don't, what?
You think I wasn't just because I look good and I dress well?
Like, what do you mean?
What are you talking about?
I mean, she's on the same time.
What are you talking about?
Why do you think we come from different places?
Because we look different?
I mean, what's the difference between us?
You don't know where I came from.
You don't know where my friends are.
You don't know what that is.
I'm literally the one judging by not any of us.
How am I judging?
Myron, am I judging?
You're judging her for saying that there's a price.
I was the only one that congratulated her on her pregnancy.
I was like, you weren't the one who's not.
Congratulated her, Donna.
Everybody hate that.
And the fuck.
Wait, are you calling her like a whore?
This is not a protest.
No, all I said was not everything has a price.
There are some things that you don't need to get paid for.
That's all I said.
But I told you, it's not a protest.
And you have your opinion.
That's a privilege you have.
That's not a privilege she has.
Oh, my God.
I didn't say nothing.
How ugly do I have to be to tell you I'm not privileged?
What makes you think I'm privileged?
Aren't you on this property selling yourself and selling what you're trying to sell for?
What am I selling?
I'm here advocating for a charity.
This is not.
It's not a protest, though.
This is a podcast.
Exactly.
You need to allow.
Yeah, I was mistaken.
It was a beta switch on me.
I thought this was like, you know, minds getting together.
Like the conversations that my...
It's a respectful debate where we don't judge.
That's what this is.
And you came on here judging everyone, talking about, oh, yeah, I do this.
Bitch, we don't care.
I know you don't care.
You do a foundation.
Okay, all you do is tell people how to, you know, gain pennies for themselves.
That's all you have to do.
Again, that's a privilege for you.
All this privilege talk.
I came up with a joke because I thought you supported me, Loki.
Like, I don't even know.
What?
I like, you know, like, you know, you know, the movement.
I mean, we met at turning point.
Like, I thought, like, the conversations would be a little teeny tiny more sophisticated than this.
So, you think he invited you to the public?
Have you not watched us each other before?
Like, get rid of.
You should not call each other out of each other's name.
It's not wrong.
It's not a problem.
Thank you, ladies.
We're all alike.
Thank you.
I came in this space trying to help people, and I'm being attacked.
That's all I got to say.
I love you.
I love you, too.
Thank you.
Thank you.
You should understand not to judge, girl.
I'll give you a number and you can talk to some women that I've helped get a home.
Okay.
But that's what I'm saying.
That's her woman that I've actually fit in.
If you want to do it, if she wants to do it, then she'll come to her.
Thank you.
And I'm just here to tell you I have resources, endless resources for women in need so they don't need to give out FaceTime calls for $40.
Oh, shit, nigga.
That's so unnecessary.
You know, I've got resources.
You're being mean to me.
Like, literally, like, I've got anything.
Please don't.
One thing as an advocate that you should know is never to judge a woman, never put a woman down.
Me, I've actually been on the streets helping actual trafficking victims, bitch.
I've been in their homes.
I'm taking them from abusive households.
Hey, let's make sure this girl has to struggle for every dollar she makes.
I was trying to make her life easy.
I offered $1,000 for these girls that are, I don't know how much they pay for them.
I offered money for you to make it.
I'm telling them to get their clothes off.
I told you, I'd pay a step $600 a week and I would like to offer $1,000.
Anybody in the chat want to clean my house for $1,000?
I'd love for the money to go somewhere else.
Honey.
My girls are too busy.
What about money for shit, bro?
Okay, I'm sorry.
And I'm offering you an easier life, a better life, a safer life.
Hey, I have a question.
How about my company I'm trying to start?
I will sponsor you.
How much money you want?
Talk to me.
I'm here for you.
I got you.
I'm here for you.
I've been looking for a Richard Miele.
Give me the money, I have a buckle watching I've been trying to get it.
Thank you.
I will take it.
I love the book.
Because I kind of got burnt by a jeweler.
I told you I remember.
I spent $360,000, and the jeweler kind of fucked me over.
And it's hard for me to trust people in this basement because I'm such a caring and giving person when somebody tells me that I can gain their trust.
I like to work with them.
And I'm at a jeweler.
I can't.
One at a time, one at a time, one at a time.
I didn't even finish.
So you said you had a business?
I'm trying to start a company for kids.
Stopping kids from having children.
It's called keeping kids from having kids.
I got you.
Yeah, I'm helping.
I do.
I have two.
A 12-year-old, a nine-year-old, two daughters.
Okay.
Beautiful.
And let's talk after this because I'm right there with you.
My nephew became a father at 14, so I know exactly what you're talking about.
So let's prevent that because there's no reason for us to keep repeating the same thing.
And I had to see my nephew struggle a lot because he became a father so young.
So I definitely support your cause, and I'm right there with you.
How do you stop it?
How do I stop what?
You bring awareness to it and you show people that it's not easy.
I'm talking to someone in my room.
I'm going to need a cup of water.
Hey, no, guys.
We should not do that, you guys.
Antagonizing each other is not going to work.
Look, she's antagonizing this right now.
No, I'm talking about for everybody.
Let's just keep the environment very simple.
You ain't talking about it.
I'm about to try that nigga.
I'm going to sentence mine set.
For no reason.
I can change everybody when I said, first of all, I am very motivational.
Hold on.
I'll give her this.
She is funny.
Thank you.
My dad's a singer.
Can I go in my rose?
I bought all the women here.
I just feel like this is a moment to share it.
Thank you.
I did.
I bought rolls for all the women to show my appreciation for what it is.
I did.
That was very sweet.
So I just think this is a good moment.
So we can maybe bring some smiles back in.
Let's bring the energy.
Energy.
I think it's getting really young.
We got to get it back.
We got to get it back to this.
Yeah.
Let's get it back.
Yeah.
All right.
You think they were supposed to show a video or something?
Save us with video bills.
I don't know how.
Save us with a video.
Here we go.
Oh, is that cross?
No.
So this is a woman talking about her experience approaching a man.
Here we go.
I hate when I see a man that's so fine and then I pass him and he doesn't say anything.
Like when people say, oh, girls don't shoot they shot.
Yes, they do.
If I look at you like this, like say you walking this way and I'm walking like this and if I look at you like this, that's me shooting my shot.
Come say something.
I feel like that's the only thing that's not.
One more time.
One more time.
I hate when I see a man that's so fine and then I pass him and he doesn't say anything.
Like when people say, oh, girls don't shoot they shot.
Yes, they do.
If I look at you like this, like say you walking this way and I'm walking like this and if I look at you like this, that's me shooting my shot.
Come say something.
He's rolling.
That doesn't suffice.
All right, so let's start here.
Is that really a shot?
Because that was too fast for me.
That is not a shot.
That is not a fine shot.
I think people are not going to be able to do it.
Sidebast.
So you don't have to.
Yeah.
Me to this 31 year old.
Hold on, hold on.
I mean, you know, like, there's men that walk past me without blinking an eye because I'm not their type.
I mean, people attract what they like.
So that might work for a guy that is interested in her.
She may have walked past a guy that's not interested in what she looks like.
But that would work on somebody else because she's exactly some other guy's type.
Guys, I'm just trolling, but this is for the panel today.
It's a funny video.
Relax, niggas.
Yo, nigga, somebody don't look like you, bro.
Goddamn, nigga, it's a troll.
We get it.
What about you?
What do you think?
I mean, it's kind of true a little bit, but it's not like that quick glance.
It's not that quick of a glance.
Like, I look a little bit longer, but it's kind of true.
So it's a little funny.
Like a half second longer stuff.
Yeah.
But how long should they look?
How long should they look at?
Okay.
Long enough where the other person notices that you're looking.
You gotta be sensual with it.
I don't know.
What's like a good time limit?
Five seconds, ten seconds?
Over 50 seconds.
Two seconds.
A minute and a half.
Then you start looking.
Just staring.
I don't know about that.
Yeah.
It all depends what they're doing because she said he was walking past.
So maybe his mind wasn't even focusing that.
Maybe he was just focusing on that.
So she's chilling a little bit here, but there's some truth there because from the standpoint of her actual glance or whatever, it's so quick because she's thinking, okay, for a guy, you should get it right away.
But most guys are kind of like in their own world.
They don't know what's going on.
So that's way too fast.
But if he liked her, he would have stopped her.
True.
Remember, she's approaching him.
Some men are shy.
That's true.
Some women are shy, but guys can get it out of them.
You know, the right guy will make you do things you weren't expecting you would do.
That's a good point.
But yeah, no, I think even though it's a funny troll, it is a truth to it because that slight glance that she gave the guy, apparently, piece a lot about how women shoot their shots.
It's immature.
I'm sorry I had to say it.
It's immature.
If you want somebody, go up to them.
Hi, my name's Kariah.
How are you today?
I would like to get to know you.
Can I have your number?
That's the way you do it.
That's so easy.
You know, I didn't tell them I could when you said that shit.
I'm not no good at home phones, so it can't be.
I would never chase down nomads.
It's not chasing.
It's getting what you want and making your point very, very clear.
It's not chased.
It's not chased.
It's just getting what you want.
So, getting what you want is not chasing what you want.
Ladies, let me ask you this then.
So, it's kind of interesting because it seems like the consensus at the table is like most of you are not going to approach men, which is fine.
I think most women don't approach men in general.
Normal.
Would you guys all say you have pretty high standards, too?
Is that a big reason too why you don't approach men because there's not enough of them to approach?
I'm also insecure and shy and don't have the courage to do it.
I'm sorry.
What was that?
Some women are shy and insecure and don't have the courage to do it as well.
Yeah, that's fair.
But what I'm asking is, like, you know, would you say like most men aren't handsome enough to approach in that way anyway, or they're not maybe attractive enough?
I don't agree with that.
A woman should set her skin.
Let me make this simple.
Let me make this simple.
Do all of you have high standards when it comes to men?
Yeah.
Would it be fair to say?
Yeah.
Do any of you?
Okay, so the average guy is just not going to cut it for most of you then.
No, that's not true.
I know.
It always depends.
One at a time, go ahead.
Okay, let me do this again.
Do you have high standards?
Yes or no?
No.
Raise of hands if you have high standards.
Okay.
Nice and high, so I see.
Okay.
I don't see anybody.
So if you have high standards, by definition, that means you don't date average men.
You understand that, right?
What do you mean by average?
Are you talking about bank account?
What do you mean by average?
I mean, honestly, I think.
From many different fields, whether it's height, income.
Average jurors are pretty cool.
I'm willing to build a guy up.
Yeah, I'm not saying it all depends.
So you don't have high standards then?
I have high standards.
Oh, okay.
I see.
I see.
I'm going to tell you.
I can tell you guys.
I could do this.
I could do this.
No, no, no.
I get what you're saying, Myron.
Okay.
It's either or.
It's either or.
Yes.
There's no such thing.
It's either high standards or not.
If he's high standards, by definition, that means he's not average.
So I'm going to ask this again.
Okay, ladies?
I have high standards.
Come on, high standards.
Raise their hands if you have high standards.
Common sense here.
Okay.
That's a majority of you.
Okay.
So that means that most of you don't think average men are enough.
And so you guys understand what I mean by average guy.
5'8, 30, 50K per year.
It's good enough for you guys?
Yes.
They didn't raise their hand?
Okay.
Probably too much.
What's too much?
Well, not at that point, because they're very arrogant when they have making all that.
30K is a lot more like that.
No, no, no.
Arrogance had nothing to do with how much money you make in the middle.
No, 30 to 50.
Yeah, he said 30 to 50.
And I feel like, like, if you're not on that level, like, the guy would be very arrogant.
He's going to have to move on.
Well, she lives in Pompano.
I do not live in Pompano.
I'm from Pompano, and I grew up in Cold Springs.
And I just moved from Tallahassee a month ago.
So you leave me alone.
Back up.
Back up.
I was trying to give you an out.
No, don't give me an out.
Oh, that's crazy.
Oh, see?
Listen.
At first, you were nice.
This is Chip Queen right here.
First chip, Julie.
She said, come on.
Come both nice.
Chameleon, man.
But it comes out at night, bro.
I'm telling you.
Okay.
All right.
So just so I have this right.
Okay.
So how many of you have high standards again?
Raise your hands, pretty much?
Majority of the women here have high standards, and the rest of you would be okay with the average guy.
Okay.
Then if you guys have high standards, that means that a minority of men meet your requirements, right?
Yes.
Okay.
If these guys are hard to come by and other women want them, why wouldn't you approach them?
Have you guys ever thought about that?
I would approach them.
You actually would, though.
I think you'd come more from a salesman angle.
But like for the rest of you, especially like for the nightlife girls, like you guys, you know, if you have higher standards, you want guys that are a certain caliber.
Well, these guys have women already.
So it's like, you know, how could you expect someone that's higher status that has women to approach you when you're the one that has the high standards?
Like, in other words, their standards aren't as high as yours.
Does that make sense?
Like, they'll date an average girl, but you guys clearly won't date an average man.
So it's like the numbers don't.
Yeah, but your grading scale is a little skewed because you're talking about average and high standards.
And for me, okay.
We're talking about general.
No, I know, but in general.
I'm kind of married, so it doesn't matter.
No, but no, but I advise my women friends who are looking for a man.
You're looking for a man who can move a mountain.
I mean, it's something that has nothing to do with what you see in the club.
What you can see in the club is all smoke and mirrors.
This is so close.
For me, I mean, it is.
I see all the cap.
I mean, it's ridiculous, the kind of cap I see in the clubs.
It's embarrassing.
I would never be around those people.
Wait, you go to clubs?
No.
I see it on Instagram.
I can tell.
I can see it a mile away.
We ball differently.
We're not in Live.
We're not in the clubs.
We ball a little differently.
For me personally.
I can show you.
I host parties all the time.
Ladies on the page.
I wasn't referring.
I was using the club analogy only for them because that's what they're in in the nightlife.
But I'm encouraging them to get out.
Thank you.
Hold on.
Are you going to pay their bills?
I know men who are.
No, no, they're looking for a wife.
Like I told you.
They're looking for a wife and they would retire you.
So at 31, you can just sit around and bake cookies all day instead of having to wear heels and sell yourself, obviously.
I'd like to work.
I like that.
It's an option, though.
That's what freedom is.
Hold up.
Ladies that do nightlife.
Does that sound good to you?
Yes.
No.
I know, because you live in the real world.
You know it's better to be kept than fighting for every dollar.
I'm actually divorced.
Oh, my God.
So you've seen it all.
I meant them.
Work, for me, being a nightlife, it helps me meet a bunch of new people.
I like what I do.
Thank you.
It's not forever?
Not forever.
If someone took you out today, I mean, how much would they need to give you?
Why do you assume that people are going to be able to do that?
I mean, why are you there?
Are you there for volunteers?
That's how I pay for it.
My mom and you guys need to hear like a message.
Can I answer any time, Jim and I?
Wait, wait, wait, go ahead.
Don't let it out.
Don't let it out.
I got you.
Answering Myron's original question.
Thank you, Nan.
Don't you think they're on?
Okay, fine.
All I'm saying is, the reason why I'm asking this specifically is because I've noticed a lot of women that have high standards, refuse to approach men.
And that's fine.
I get it.
Most women don't want to approach because they don't want to come off as thirsty and needy.
But what I've realized is the higher the standards are, the more you kind of have to understand that you don't have leverage anymore.
Does that make sense?
Like, girls will say, oh, I want a guy that makes this amount of money or this guy of this status or this guy that has this kind of lifestyle.
But the problem is that there's way less of him than you.
So it's like you kind of have to, you got to make amends where it's like, okay, I want a higher status guy.
There's way less of him than me.
And I think women have a trouble with understanding this dynamic.
And they're like, oh, well, I'm still going to behave as if I'm the prize.
But I think once women, because it's simple.
The higher standards, the less of a prize you are.
Does that make sense?
Yeah.
So it's like you either have high standards or you're not the prize.
Because it can't be you have high standards and be the prize.
Because by definition of you wanting higher standards, the man's better than you.
So he's the prize.
Does that make sense?
Yeah.
I know women kind of like to say, oh, well, I'm special and I deserve the best.
But the reality is if you get the best, then you're going to be like the rest.
Like you're going to be like every other girl.
Yeah.
Unfortunately.
I think that's such a Miami mentality.
Okay, you don't agree with that?
Okay, why do you not agree with that?
I mean, for me personally, I've been working and paying for all my own bills since I was 14.
Sure.
So even if, you know, I ended up being with someone who was really rich, I would still want to work just for me.
And I feel like a lot of girls in Miami expect, you know, to be with this guy who makes six, seven figures and them not do anything or, you know, not contribute just because, oh, I'm a girl and, you know, I have a BBL or I have fake boobs or, oh, yeah, just because like you look good.
Like, yeah, I don't think you understand what I'm saying here.
Like, that's cool that you want to work and make your own money.
What I'm saying is that by you having high standards.
So like you said, you can't imagine if the guy you meet has like ladies, ladies, ladies, ladies.
It's simple.
Like the guy you're looking for is 1%.
But you're like, you know, no offense, you're like 19 years old.
You're in Miami.
Good looking young girl.
There's plenty of that here in Miami.
And there's plenty of them that have a job too.
So it's like, since his standards aren't as high as yours, he has more leverage.
That's what I'm trying to explain.
Like men aren't as picky as women.
Even the highest, the highest status guys aren't even as picky as regular girls.
Does that make sense?
Yeah, I agree.
Higher status men are totally cool with being like with an average girl, but like a regular girl is not okay with being with a regular guy most of the time.
So that's what I'm saying.
It's like you're saying like, well, oh yeah, but like you're giving these traits that don't really matter to men.
I work a job and I want to work.
That's cool, but like you have high standards.
So you kind of have to get on their program.
Or the other option is you just become get with a normal guy.
But I don't think women want to get with normal men anymore.
And then you being in a nightlife, right, at 19 years old, you've already seen the top echelon of earners.
So you're already like an average guy is just not going to do it for you anymore.
You're cooked.
I think she's like not cooked from the perspective of like being a 304, but cooked as in like your expectations are going to be through the roof now.
Like a guy making 50K per year and working a regular job is probably not going to be enough for you now.
You know what it is?
If you find somebody who you like vibe with and that person is willing to build with you, like for example, like I'm a stripper, right?
I make way more money than the regular guy that I met.
And like, okay, this guy, I can see this guy trying and this guy is being good to me.
Oh, good boy.
And I'm trying like to help you build.
And I can see like you have the mentality and you're trying to get there.
And then maybe we could build together.
That's different.
I'll be honest with you.
That's a concept of build together and bullshit.
Yeah, like how, how, okay, I agree, but it can happen.
It can happen.
No, no, no, but because it can happen.
I've seen it happen.
I've seen it happen.
I don't know what happens.
They move in with you, cheat on you, finesse you, and then lead to somebody else.
Oh, my God.
Not in that aspect, though.
Like, you start a business together, maybe you start a business together, and then it's different.
You know what I'm talking about.
I know what you're talking about, but I'm not talking about that.
I'm talking about you meet a guy.
Like, for instance, you meet a guy.
Pause.
And then you guys together build something.
Like, you start a company together.
It's not all just him.
Like, okay, and then he goes to the bottom.
It's a rare occurrence if it even happens.
Very weird.
It's rare.
I know.
I think at 2025, the way women are now, thanks to Instagram and social media, women don't want to build, man.
They want a guy pre-assembled.
Yeah, see, I'm a sibio sexual.
I'm not becoming sexual to only intellectual.
Okay, you know what?
Perfect.
How long would you wait?
For a man, if I am invested in this man, I love his personality and how he makes me feel, how I want to make him feel.
How long would you wait?
As long as it takes.
10 years.
Wait for what?
Yeah, why don't we wait for it?
You know what the problem is with that?
Notice how she said feel, feel, feel, feel, feel.
Feelings change all the time.
100%.
Right?
Like, it's day to day.
And it's like, that's the problem is that, like, you know, women will sit there and say, oh, if I feel a certain way, then I'll stick around.
Yeah, but your feelings are contingent upon so many different factors that are out of his control.
So a woman's loyalty is predicated on her feeling good in the moment.
That will change on your period.
If he gets you mad.
So that right there will last for 10 years.
Trust me.
Maybe two months, maybe.
Other than that, he pisses you off.
Stop giving you what you want.
You're going to leave him.
I genuinely don't think that's true.
At least for me.
Why am I single?
Yeah, why are you single then?
That's what I thought.
No, no.
The point is middle-ass.
What I've noticed with women, it's been a hard time for you to find a relationship.
Girls that are like chronically single, a lot of times their standards are very high.
And it's either you don't qualify for the standards at which you want or you're not willing to concede on certain things.
My standards are high when it comes to personality, not necessarily a financial situation.
I don't care what someone's financial situation is.
I feel like the personality can also be a bare minimum lifestyle to be lived.
I feel like it has to be their intellectual abilities.
I love when girls say trying.
What?
You love when girls say what?
No, they say like trying.
I want to hear it.
Why?
Why do you love it?
When women say trying?
Because I'm just going to be honest.
You guys lie about everything you do.
And I'll explain what I mean by this.
Women are Decepticons by nature.
And you guys have to be Decepticons by nature.
if men really understood you, I'll make it that way.
Well, here we go.
All right, that's fine.
If men really knew and understood how women behave, we would never respect you guys.
I've always said, this is a very raw saying that I say, but I think you can either respect women or you can look at them as equals, but you can't do both, right?
Or sorry, excuse me.
You can either respect women as equals or not or understand them.
You can't do both.
Thank you, Mo.
Because if you understand them, then there's no way that you can respect them as equals.
And I think just by me, the nature of understanding women, that you guys are Decepticons by nature, because you guys have to be, I just can't take you guys serious in a lot of different ways.
And it actually works out better for you because I put all the responsibility on myself when I deal with women.
I think men need to be the breadwinners.
Men need to be the owners.
Men need to be the leaders because I don't look at women as equal to us whatsoever.
I think that women are inferior to men in many regards.
This is why in every biblical text, every Quran text, every, even with the Jews, with the Talmud and everything, they understand that men need to be the leaders.
So, and every society pretty much that's thrived has always had men as leaders.
And this isn't for me to be a dickhead and be like, oh yeah, women are fucking retarded and they don't deserve anything.
But I don't think that anything gets done that's fruitful when women are in leadership roles.
I think men need to do that.
And the reason why is because you guys lie about so many different things.
Hair extensions, makeup, body counts, sexual past.
What you really want.
What you really want, your feelings.
You know, you just like things always fluctuate and change.
And women can't afford to be honest because if you guys were honest and we understood the true nature, it would be fucked up.
You know?
Oh, like, let me be a woman for two seconds.
I don't want you to call me back.
I want you to treat me like I'm a piece of shit.
I want you to tell me off when I act like a bitch.
I want you to choke me during sex.
I want you to be a leader and tell me to shut up when I act crazy.
Like, if men understood the real raw truths about female nature, see, some of you guys are smiling because you know I'm telling the truth here.
If men understood this, we would never be able to take you seriously.
So you guys have to put a facade out so that we can respect you guys as equals.
But the reality is you don't want to be treated as equals.
You guys want to be treated as subordinates.
But it's on us to figure that out.
So this is why it's so interesting to me when I talk to women and you guys say things like, we can build together and all this other stuff.
But I know in the back of my mind, they don't want to build with you.
They want you to have it built and then they just move in and make it better.
That's how they want to do it.
I live in a totally different world.
So I've always, like, I just find it interesting how, and I don't blame you guys for this.
If you guys were to be honest about what you really think and what you really want to do, it would be horrible.
Like, men wouldn't want to date you because I think female nature in itself is predatory.
You would scare them away.
No smash beneath it.
Oh, no.
I can't take it seriously.
There's something called like Bruffwolt's Law in Human and Psychologist Evolution, where the woman only has a relationship with a man as long as there's value being provided by the man.
Once the man no longer provides value, he's kicked out.
And this is true in all relationships, obviously.
But when it comes to men and women, men are held to another standard.
You said you're bisexual, right?
Okay.
Who are you picking your with, men or women, when you deal with them?
Neither.
I'm the same with both.
Okay, if you go on a date, who has to pay?
The man or the woman?
Either or.
Who pays more?
Whether I'm going out with a man, I'll do either or.
Whether I'm going out with a woman, I'll do either or.
Yeah, but realistically speaking, who has to do more to get laid?
Who has to do more to get your attention, your sexuality?
The man or the woman?
I do it based off of that person's personality.
I'm not going to answer.
How you feel?
Bullshit.
All right, she's being politically correct.
What I've realized when I talk to most bisexuals, women hold men to a way higher standard than women.
So in other words, if a woman is with a girl, she's not going to have the same expectations as when she's with a man.
The only thing that I hold above a woman than like a man or a man than a woman is like trust.
That's pretty much it.
What's that?
That's trust.
Trust.
Oh, trust.
Like having to trust that person or like going out with the person.
Oh, she trusts a woman more than a man.
So she trusts a woman more than a man, basically.
Well, that makes sense because a man is part of her personal safety.
So, yeah.
So there you go.
Boom.
So you move a man to a higher standard than women.
And that's what I and your point, not thank you for.
Yeah, that's what I'm trying to say.
So like, so I say all that to say that, like, I don't think women can afford to be honest and all of this stuff.
A lot of times we ask you guys these questions and it's like we kind of know what y'all are going to say.
So I'll give you an example, right?
I was at Vendome on Monday.
My friend came into town, a very successful guy.
And I'm there with some boys, some girls.
And there's a girl dancing across our table, the next table, looking at us.
And we're like, yo, is she good?
Like, whose girl is this?
So we're just chilling there, whatever.
Bottle comes.
We go crazy, whatever.
And then she's continued to look at us the entire time.
Like, this is the whole like five, ten minutes.
So at this point, my homeboy's like, yo, you see this shit?
I'm like, I see this shit.
This shit crazy.
But there's a guy behind her the entire time looking at, looking the other way.
And we're like, all right, is this her man or what?
Like, what's going on here?
So she's smiling, looking at us, dancing, whatever.
He turns around, gives her a kiss, turns back around.
Reminds me of my homeboy's, yo, come over here.
She literally goes to the bathroom with two girls, comes around the corner, gets his Instagram, and goes back to her man.
And then I'm like, hold on.
The entire time was eye contact for a good five to ten minutes, off and on.
And her man is right there the entire time.
And then the question is, we can't trust y'all niggas, man.
Y'all are fucking devious.
That's just crazy.
Maybe they have an open relationship.
Bro, bro.
I doubt that heavily.
But again, this is why, like, to me, signal, especially eye contact, like, it has so much power because, I mean, shit, she had a whole man there and did that whole shit.
But again, trust itself.
I don't trust y'all, man.
Y'all crazy.
When me and Lena be going out, I bring my little situation ship.
But I tell him, I'm going to be talking to people.
I tell him straight up.
I'm going to be talking to people.
You can talk to people.
I don't care.
Like, just do your thing.
I'll do my thing.
I mean, honestly, as a woman that works and do what I do, you have to be honest with yourself.
He's going to be fucking other people.
And so am I. So go do your own shit.
I don't give a shit.
But when we go out, we do that.
My nigga.
You're not normal.
It's a permission thing.
I would say a lot of girls are not going to be cool with that, though.
That's because them girls aren't honest with themselves.
You can't argue that.
Yeah.
So, anyway.
Interesting.
Very interesting.
Dude, somebody was trying to say something here.
I saw somebody who wanted to know what else.
No, I think she said they had an open relationship, maybe oh, yeah, she was saying from the story.
Oh, okay, did anyone else have anything to say with that as far as like no?
Now you got me thinking.
Oh, I need to change my way of thinking.
That's one of the things.
I'm sure you guys have stories too in the club, right?
You see girls all the time with guys, like slip a number here.
Do you have any stories at all?
At Gecko, we have a client who every week comes with a different girl, and he gets her.
You don't mean me, right?
Huh?
No.
Thank God.
He gets these girls like super lavish gifts, like a super, you know, one of those bouquets with real flowers, Hermes, you know, designer stuff.
And it's a new girl every week.
And us as employees, we have to act like, oh my God, this girl is so special when it's like the 15th one we've seen.
So hey, Rachel, who's Rachel?
You know, one time I was at Gecko for dinner and the girl was like looking at me.
She's like, oh, good to see you again.
She told the girl, you have fun last time?
It was the first time there, nigga.
You just fucked me up, man.
I won't say who it is, but one of your colleagues.
Sorry, go ahead.
Oh, shit.
Yeah, that's like a big no-no, isn't it?
Huh?
I don't want to say her name, but yeah.
Okay, yeah.
Sorry, go ahead.
That's crazy, bro, that she did that.
Bro, she's like, I'm so sorry.
I was like, nigga, what the fuck, man?
I'll give you a little tip now.
Oh, man.
That's fucking good.
All right.
And then, okay.
And let me ask you guys this then.
Are you, like, okay with a guy having other women then?
Since you guys have high standards like that?
No.
What do you mean?
Like, if we're together and he wants to be with other women?
Yeah.
Yeah.
What would you say?
I would say no.
I mean, unless we've talked about it and we're in an open relationship, okay.
But it'll be open only on his side.
Yeah.
Not yours.
Never to yours.
Unless, you know, I'm getting heavily compensated or something out of it.
I mean, why would I do that?
Hold on.
You guys see every night how guys operate.
You know they're not going to be low keeping it real.
So why don't I just take it as, you know what?
I know what it is.
This guy's cool as fuck.
I like him.
I'll roll with it.
Why not?
I mean, I've definitely, working in nightlife, adapted that mentality about men.
They're going to end up cheating, lying, or doing.
But you just said that you wouldn't want to take that as a thing with your guy, though.
What?
You just said that you wouldn't want that as your guy.
No, I wouldn't.
You need to be compensated.
But how much, though?
I'm just saying that.
It's fine.
I've done it.
She's been alone.
I can't.
I feel like me being a stripper, I feel like I'm going to end up being alone.
And that's what I set myself up to.
I'm a wife.
I'm keeping it real.
I'm a stripper.
Guys would think, oh, you've been a stripper.
You're a stripper.
So I get to do what I want to do.
So while I was in my relationship, I left the strip club.
And our agreement was now I'm not in the strip club anymore.
So you can't deal with other females.
You can only deal with me.
That didn't work.
But I left my whole life behind.
And then I basically just, you know, went back to get him.
Do I know him?
Yes.
I know.
Yeah.
I know how it is.
So I went back.
I went back to me having my job and everything.
I left.
And while I was at work, he was just with other girls.
And it's like, you know.
Typically, if you meet a guy in nightlife, he's going to be doing.
Just what it is.
Those activities are going to be normal to him.
He's a nightlife.
My parents have been together.
Like, I grew up with my mom and my dad.
So my parents have been together my whole life.
My whole life.
So I know what it's like, you know?
Your mom didn't strip, though.
No, I know.
That's what I'm saying.
And this is why I kept it real.
And I said that since I am a stripper, that I probably end up being alone.
Well, do you have another option?
And I tell this to all the girls that do any type of sex work.
You might be able to find a guy in the future, but he's going to have other women.
And you're probably always going to be a perpetual sign girl.
You'll never be the main.
It's what it is.
But I'd rather be alone.
But that doesn't.
But no, I mean, look, see, that's the problem.
Like, there's nothing wrong with being like girlfriend number two or whatever.
I'm telling you.
Number two is crazy.
It's not that bad.
It's really not that bad.
Or just be the main.
Just be the main.
I'm too sentimental for all that.
Like, I'm too sentimental.
I can't.
I need to be in a side nigga.
I'll have to have more than a side number.
There's no side channel.
What?
I don't.
I mean, like, what I'm saying is that, remember, ladies, you got to remember that men are the ones that give out the relationships.
So I'm trying to explain that, like, if you're going to be involved in, like, OnlyFans or stripping or anything else like that, and you have high standards, more than likely, you're going to have to be a side chick to a dude.
Or like, girlfriend number two, you'll just never be the main.
Or the other option, this is a darker side, is you're going to have to support a guy.
Like, like, where you're the breadwinner and you support him.
We've seen that before, where the guy will sit there and tolerate that and deal with that lifestyle, but you're going to have to support him.
You're paying all the bills, et cetera.
So it's one of the two.
Either you're going to be a side chick to a top dude that you find attractive and arousing, but you won't be the main, or you'll be the breadwinner for a man who is going to just swoop off you and still fucking girls.
And I'm good.
I just rather just be single and make my money.
You're saying that the woman's the breadwinner.
And then like the woman's taking care of the guy, right?
He's still fucking other women.
Oh, yeah.
Why?
Well, because he looks at it like, he looks at it.
I'm giving you the male perspective.
He looks at it like, okay, I'm with this girl who's a sex worker.
This hurts my image.
And this hurts my status.
Well, what if she's a past sex worker?
Doesn't matter.
Still hurts his image very badly.
So women are interested in someone's future.
Men are interested in a woman's past.
So like he looks at it like, okay, for me to make this make sense, I need to have other women and she needs to pay me to basically be here.
Yep.
Because for him.
That sounds like a pimp.
That's a pimp, sweetie, if you didn't know.
Technically speaking, I guess you could say that if you're going to be, yeah.
Like, it's like, all right, if I'm going to get with you and you do this line of work that's embarrassing to me and hurts my last name, I'm going to create plausible deniability and be with you, but have other girls so people can't sit there and say, Oh, that's your chick.
No, man, that's just a chick I'm smashing, even though she's paying his bills and shit.
Because, like, guys need that plausible deniability if they're going to get with a girl that does that.
So, Myron, tell us how do we find a man that won't do that to us.
I don't know the answers to all of this.
Tell us how to find a man that won't.
You can't.
Like, you already set yourself up for that, and that's what I told you.
That's why I gave you that.
That's the choice you made.
You have to live with that.
I told you, there's three options.
I just gave you the hard weight.
So, one, you support the guy, you're the breadwinner, you do your sex work, he won't bother you, he's gonna probably have other women on the side, and he'll be with you.
Fine, right?
But you're gonna deal with a lower status guy potentially involved in criminal activity, right?
Can't get a job, can't acclimate to society.
The second one is you get with a higher status guy, a guy that's attractive that you want to be with, but you're never gonna be the main girl.
And he might even, if he has a good job or a good reputation, he's gonna probably keep you hidden because your background will fuck up his current situation.
Yeah.
And then the third is you can get with a guy that maybe he's a regular dude.
He's just happy to have you, but you're not gonna be attracted or aroused by him.
He'll be a good, nice guy.
So pat him on the head, but like he's not gonna do anything for you.
Like, he's not gonna be arousing.
Like, he'll work a regular job, not overly handsome or overly charming.
He's just an average dude.
Or move somewhere else where people don't know you and start a new life.
Then there's a background check, and if you get known, then people are gonna go into your background.
That's why I'm coming on the show.
I'm like, I can't.
Well, hold on, hold on.
People are about to look you up.
You know what I'm about to say?
Girls come from overseas, Canada, Europe, and they could kind of start a new life here as that person because no one knows them.
But if it's from state to state, he might get caught from somebody that knows you.
Yeah.
So those are the three options I've noticed for girls that in that line of work.
It's either get with an average guy that will value you, but you'll be bored.
B, get with a higher status guy that will never claim you, that you're aroused by.
Or C, be with a man that maybe might be attractive and, you know, maybe a bad boy that you like, but you're going to be paying for his life.
He's going to make you pay.
Okay, now, what about this?
What do you tell victims of trafficking after they get out and they're saved?
What do you tell them?
That you can't find a man because you're damaged?
It's going to be very, it's still going to be tough for them.
But is that what you're going to tell them, though?
Yes.
I want to know specifically what you're going to actually tell them.
Like women who were forced into that work, like they didn't want to do it.
I will tell them the same thing that the world doesn't owe you understanding, unfortunately.
Guys are going to write you off for that.
Some guys might feel bad and sentimental.
You might be able to win one or two heart strings, but a lot of guys are still going to look at it like the problem is the behaviors and actual actions of the trauma, for example.
Let's say you're a hole in Paris.
You come here to Miami.
You're going to be a hoe here, too.
So at some point, they're going to find out who you really are.
However, trauma itself isn't always bad, but her actual reaction to her trauma, her actions could come out.
She might get upset.
She might have flashbacks.
And then he has to deal with that bullshit, even though he didn't do shit.
So is it fair-dated guy?
No.
I'll tell you this, though.
Sex is better when they're trauma driven.
I'm just saying it's better.
But it's not good.
You know what I'm saying?
You want to give me a little bit of a bad thing.
Again, this is a ghost having gotten in mind.
I thought I was crazy.
When I was 15 to 17, I was forcefully trafficked.
I didn't come into this world.
I was forced into it.
I was sold by my own mother.
And after that, you know, I didn't do it because I wanted to.
I did it because I had to.
Innocent stolen.
I did get married to a man, and it was very, very, very hard.
It is very hard.
It was very hard because, yes, I was like traumatized.
And he couldn't.
I did have sex with him, but he couldn't understand.
It's not the same.
Yeah, it's not the same.
He wanted to stay up.
He couldn't have issues with trauma.
And then he stayed with me because he felt pity.
And I didn't like that.
So I left.
See?
And me personally being like, I see my, being like, I forced into that, I see myself as that's all I could ever be.
So yes, I did go back into this world because I was practically born into it.
And going back into it, I've tried to teach myself a way to where I wouldn't be hurt, to where I would do it in a way that I want to, but also teach other women.
You know, the sad part?
You're pretty strong, but that type of trauma never goes away.
It does not.
And unfortunately, let's say the guy doesn't know.
At some point, he's going to find out your actual behaviors and it's going to fuck it up.
That's what I'm saying.
So like dating after all of this, even if you're forced, if you're not forced, like, it's really not possible.
It's really not possible.
Knock up, do you have a kid?
It's really not.
Oh, that nigga's cooked.
Man, chat, you're assholes, bro.
No, what are the music, though?
Like, Chris, cue the music.
But yeah, normally that's the three boxes, unfortunately, that it is, you know, and I tell girls this, like, hey, this is kind of what it's going to be.
You might be lucky and still find Prince Charming, but very unlikely, unfortunately.
It's going to be hard.
Yeah, it's going to be hard.
All right, we have some chat.
I think the best option is being the side chick.
I'm going to be alone.
Well, they won't settle for that.
Don't know.
Being by myself has been really tough.
Emotional damage.
I think being the side check for the top guys is better.
It's the best move.
Okay.
Rest of Bills?
What else do we got here?
All right.
Myron, be like, let them fight.
Fight, bro.
I mean.
Yo, there's so much you can do.
Mike.
PTSD is a real thing.
Yeah, I was just like, I was just like, holy shit, man.
I just got back.
What's the concept, bro?
I just got it this morning, bro.
All right.
WNH Fresh.
Fuck these looties.
Myron knows what that means.
Oh, you funny, bro.
That's actually Willow.
For gay people.
Let me clean the house, K-Fitness Champ.
What, nigga?
What do you mean, bro?
Let me take the house.
He's soft.
I like that.
For $1,000.
Oh, yeah.
Oh, yeah.
Okay.
Yeah.
Oh, my God.
All right, another 100k PG.
Thank you so much, bro.
Dude, going crazy.
Go ahead, you got it first.
This is a prime example that females hate each other, and the only time they stick together is when it comes to taking down a man.
Oh, my God.
Y'all evil, man.
Some of y'all evil.
Don't vine that.
That's not true.
Nigga, you're not talking.
I talk all the time, and I talk again.
Of course, you're pumping no bitch.
All right, baby.
Don't say that.
I'm not the one.
I'm not the one, bro.
I'm not the one, bro.
Just saying.
Pickle.
Pay fresh.
I like this dude fresh.
You're bringing heat and holding it down.
Just give it up, brother.
Calling on you.
Appreciate you, bro.
Dude, Digletts.
Red top.
If you're going to say insults, say them in English.
Nobody's talking about anyone's beauty.
We've got pounds of makeup on.
*Dom the Monk goes to Monk* What is he?
Let me use the one.
What do you mean, bro?
You got me.
Blonde hair.
You mean brand?
Yeah, because someone was speaking in Spanish early.
She's wearing white, though.
Yeah, someone spoke in Spanish early.
Williams, clarify what you mean, bro.
Please, because I have.
Williams.
I said cara le culo means like a straight face because she had like a straight face.
Oh, so which one is it?
Three thick ribs?
I think he bought me sorry then.
Because she spoke Spanish earlier.
Oh, okay.
Bro, I'm so awesome.
All right, what else do we got?
Big things of Guan.
I just donated 20 subs.
I'm here to support my boys.
We'll link soon.
Coming there at the end of the month.
Bro, oh, by the way.
Our biggest supporter for subs.
DPG, you're already here, nigga.
It's getting a flight here and going up with the boys on us.
So, well, I mean, Mario, you got to come with us.
You need to come with us.
That one time.
Man, you know how you got it.
For the supporter.
And it's a birthday, so you're coming up tonight.
Let's fucking go.
Hey, man, you did a 27-hour, a 24-7 street, nigga?
You could do this too, man.
No.
It was like DBK?
Right, DBK?
Hey, man.
You can't back on up, bro.
Get him.
Too late.
Too late, nigga.
No way.
We outside.
Get him, Myron.
All right, here we go, Myron.
Here's your presentation.
You want me to read this?
Yes.
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All right, guys.
Yo.
Hey, man.
It's a comedy skit, bro.
So anyway.
We're comedians.
Yeah, Frank got excited.
Hey, man.
All right.
It's a comedy skit again.
Okay.
Anything else?
Bruh!
That's the last monster, nigga.
God damn it, bro.
I'm just kidding.
I'm just kidding.
It's fine.
All right.
We got a Mercassar, we get to go.
And then questions or I added to that, you know, fuck the blacks and the Jeets and everybody else, too.
We love everybody.
Do we, though?
They're just coffee.
From Rumble.
All right, let's go.
What do you want to do?
Oh, there are questions?
One more.
One more and then.
Okay.
Yeah, we got a waiter, bro.
What?
Chris Mumble is up the back there, bro.
I don't know what this is.
Yeah, I'm talking to you, man.
Shut the fuck up.
What?
Who are you talking to?
Yo, nigga?
That was Myron, nigga.
Oh, what?
What y'all niggas, man?
I'm mumbling, bro.
Yo, nigga, you gotta show some respect, my nigga.
That was wild.
Alright, fresh, man.
You know, I'll show respect, man.
Chill the fuck out, man.
Yo, nigga.
Mama just laughed.
Yo, my nigga, bro, bro, yo.
Team meeting, bro, bro.
Team meeting.
After this, bro, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, after this, team fucking meeting, bro.
Team meeting up.
One-time team meeting, man.
Oh, no, no, for sure, for sure.
All right, all right, man.
We're going to talk all the time.
I don't know what we say, no nigga, but we talked about it.
That's what I thought, bitch.
All right, you got me, bitch.
Oh, oh, oh, my nigga.
Not look at you, man.
No, my nigga.
Nah, not look at you, though.
No, no, we got it.
We got it.
New cash?
Bills.
New fresh?
Just so you know, nigga.
Bill Bills.
All right, chill out, fresh, man.
You're doing too much, man.
You're doing way too damn much, man.
You're doing too much, man.
You're doing way too much, man.
Ain't nobody scared up, man.
Relax, man.
Okay.
I'll talk to the Mo, man.
The whole time I'm talking to the Mo, man.
No, you mean nothing.
I heard you.
Kimmy this champ.
Hope you're doing well.
No, no, I mean, that part, yeah, but come on, man.
Doing way too much, Mo.
Maybe a fresh, fresh.
All right.
I'll read the chats.
It's fine.
I hope you're doing well.
I want to genuinely say that I truly admire your strength and integrity.
I've heard great things about you, and I believe you're someone.
What the hell was he talking about?
Somebody got a love letter.
Okay.
Right now, I'm going through a tough situation.
You could really use some help or guidance.
If there's anything I can do to repay your kindness, or if you're willing to lend a hand, please let me know.
Be forever grateful for your support.
Thank you for considering my request.
I appreciate it.
Wait, did he send another chat?
Yeah, he's been through a lot.
He watched us from back in the day.
Okay, no, I know that, but did he ask a question or?
No, just giving a statement.
Okay, all right.
Yeah, no.
Kay Finnis, I remember you were supporting earlier when I was on the stream, bro.
So I'm glad that you've been able to turn your life around.
I think he's in the UK, too.
Yeah, he is.
He is.
He's in the UK, right?
Yeah.
Kevin Brandica or your friend.
Get out of the UK if you can, bro.
That's the tip I give you, bro.
Yo, get out of the UK if you can, man.
Come to the United States.
Way more opportunity.
Okay, what else do we got?
That's it.
That's it.
That was the last thought.
Questions?
Or last thoughts?
Is it questions for girls?
No, they're questions.
That's fine.
We got time.
Mike, we got 10 minutes.
Ten minutes enough to get through this.
How to know if someone is the one or does that exist?
The one.
It's a story.
Yeah, I think it's a myth, too.
Yeah.
I think it's a myth.
Hello with that one.
Okay.
How do you know when someone is genuine with you?
I'm assuming you guys meet with a man for a man?
Yeah.
Fresh, you should answer this because you are the...
It's hard to say when they're being genuine because people can pretend.
Like put on a mask for a month, three months, a year.
Until they get what they want.
But I think with time, you can see the consistency.
But again, people love bomb.
So if they love bomb you had a beginning, how would you know?
That's the sad part about being a woman.
Unless you're like a fucking like master genie and you love somebody like that, it's hard to tell because at that point, you're already like in love with the person or you like them so much.
It's like, I can't see if he's telling truth or not.
So I guess with more time, you could tell, but it's kind of hard.
I'm not going to lie.
What do you think hurts a man's ego more?
Rejection or betrayal?
Betrayal for sure.
Because men get rejected all the time, bro.
Like, you guys get hurt by rejection because you guys, it rarely happens to you guys.
But for us, it's definitely betrayal because we get rejected all the time.
If men stopped changing, oh no, chasing women, what would change in dating dynamics?
There'll be a lot of single ladies.
We'll be happier.
Keeping it real.
The economy will crash, bro.
Yeah, the economy will crash.
Okay.
Is love enough without trust or respect?
Well, you can't love in...
Because I think with women, you guys love very differently.
Let's see here.
What's next?
Is being a 304 more honest than cheating emotionally?
Being a hoe is what there's.
Yeah, you can say that.
Honestly, if you're an honest hoe, it's cool.
Because at least you know what's going to happen.
Like, you're going to be an honest hoe.
Period.
Versus lying and pretending not to be a hoe.
Is financial domination real power or another form of submission?
Who wrote these questions?
I did.
You know?
Yeah, that's right.
You did?
Okay.
That makes sense.
These are some serious-ass questions.
No, no, no.
He actually thought about it.
I paid for everything and he didn't have nothing.
And I thought he would be okay because, you know, I didn't need his money.
But honestly, it wasn't that I needed his money.
I needed his respect.
Like, there was no respect.
Even though I was taking care of him, he felt like he deserved that.
You know, and I don't know.
So, a question, please answer.
I actually really want to know the answer.
Well, that kind of comes back to what I was saying before.
Remember how I said, like, you're going to end up having to support as one of the three?
Yeah.
That was one of the, that was option, I think, three right there.
Where they'll be with you, but they're going to make you pay for it.
Yeah.
Because they look at it like, oh, this girl gives her body all these other dudes.
I'm not going to pay for it.
Like, you know what I mean?
It's like men have this strange.
A woman's purity is very important to a guy.
And they look at it like, if you're not pure for me, why am I going to fucking go do all this work when someone else didn't have to?
So they're going to make you pay for it.
See, he was more of like, I could tell he was more of like, like in the beginning, it was like, yeah, yeah.
But honestly, he seemed that I was more intellectual and I had more ways of making money than him that he wanted to take it from me.
Does that make sense?
Yeah, it's because of what you did.
So he, yeah, he wanted, yeah.
He was like, if I'm going to be with you and deal with my friends clouting me.
But how do I tell that man?
Because low-key, I do love him.
How do I tell him?
How do I do it?
Like, how do I?
It's cooked.
It's cooked.
It's open.
So I should just like buy.
The reason why he was taking the money from you is because he felt entitled to it.
He wasn't necessarily taking it.
He was leaving in my home and he was driving my money, bro.
He's using you.
You hear that?
you're using me like um look at that he's only watching the layups And you did your cooking earlier.
You felt entitled to it?
Yeah.
You want to know why?
Because of what you do for work.
Yep.
He looked at it like, yo, you do this for work?
Oh, I'm going to collect.
Okay, so now I stopped doing that.
Because here's the other thing, too.
Hold on, hold on.
Just listen for two seconds.
You got to remember, when you're not around, his friends are roasting him.
When you're not around, like, you don't see the backlash he's getting from his family, his friends.
What if you don't have friends or family?
And it's just me.
Yeah.
There's somebody there.
There's somebody.
Or, or, or, there's somebody there from his life, from his background.
He might have had to cut them off because of the relationship with you.
Because they were talking so much shit to him.
You know what I mean?
So he's looking at it like, I'm here to collect.
Like, if I'm going to be with a girl that does this, I'm entitled to your money.
I'm entitled to your car.
I don't have to provide anything for you.
He's for him now, though, because he don't collect nothing but pussy.
Free pussy, nigga?
Yeah.
But like, what do you expect?
I feel like there's more to it.
I just need to figure it out.
It's really not that complicated.
We're telling you what it is.
You think that he likes you?
No, that's not it.
No, I just want to know what his angle is.
Like, what he's trying to get from me.
Free pussy.
Free pussy, free pussy.
Free pussy.
Free stay.
Free up.
I mean, shit, niggas be starving sometimes.
Yo, you cook, man.
He don't like you at all.
Who gets to decide if what self-respect looks like?
Well.
Wait, finish it.
That's your question.
That's it.
Oh, no, there was more to it.
No, that's all you wrote.
Stupid.
Who gets to decide what self-respect looks like?
I think it starts with the person and then how they convey themselves to the world is how people are going to respond.
Because when women complain and say, oh, I'm being objectified.
Nine out of ten times when you're being objectified as a female, you objectified yourself first.
You went out, dressed like a 304, or you acted in a certain way, then the world objectified you in response.
Yeah, I'm going to hold you, though.
What are you going to do after you have your kid?
Right now, I do have two homes.
Like, I have the means and financial capability.
And I do have stable income.
I just, I want to, right now, I'm trying to build a better world for my daughter.
Like, I don't want to bring my kid into a world to where I'm in this position.
I'm trying to make myself in a better position and not necessarily like financially stability.
I want my kid to be mentally okay, financially okay, and like in an environment where it's a good environment.
So for the next eight months, I'm finna trap, trap, trap, trap, trap until I can make it possible.
Not the cap.
All right, yeah.
Okay.
I don't know, honestly.
What is your biggest red flag or something?
What is your biggest red flag pressure?
Her?
No, just kidding.
I'm skinny.
No, I would say to be honest with you, girls that like pretend to.
Oh, you wrote that?
I was the toxica one.
I am a little bit.
Yeah, I wrote that.
The girls that pretend to be pure, but they're really hoes.
I know the gay name.
I'm just kidding.
Wait a minute.
Oh, clocking beats.
All right.
This one's a gay one.
What is success to you?
In dating, money, relationships?
Yeah, what does that mean?
Stability.
Good hell.
Well, who's asking?
Who asked the question?
Who was question?
Oh, that was me.
Oh, it's you?
Okay.
All right.
So can you clarify?
What do you mean?
What do you think is successful?
In general, it's kind of relative, though.
Can you give us a specific life?
What's your end goal?
You can't die with things.
What are you looking for?
Well, just keep it simple.
Just make everyone that was from me that I care about respect happy to be able to do what they need to do and don't worry about money itself or having to worry about paying bills because it's taken care of.
Right.
Yeah.
And my dog being good because that's my homie.
All right, what does impact the rule in a more positive way?
Our First Amendment or our second?
Oh, man.
This one's for you, bro.
Yeah, I mean...
Second Amendment is the insurance.
So you ask this.
I did.
I was asked to ask a thoughtful question, and that's the kind of conversations my colleagues and I have, and I thought we could have a conversation like that here.
I'm trying to bring awareness back to our Bill of Rights and our Constitution, because I don't think people understand it enough.
She sounds like she's from the White House.
I'm from Detroit.
i'm trying to be true i'm trying to be true so on this panel who's your like your These two right here.
These two, and you're a close one.
So all the rest are like dumb.
I don't know what's going on.
I really don't think, like the attack is like so bizarre.
It's so bizarre.
So you're better than these girls then?
Not at all.
I think we all have a fair chance in life.
I'm just exhausted.
I mean, I feel a little bit like emotionally abused here.
I'm gonna be honest with you.
No, it's not like that.
It's like I haven't been cursing anyone.
I've been called a bitch.
I've been sworn at.
And I have a positive message.
Okay, whatever.
Like, whatever.
All right, well, what makes you feel emotionally abused?
I've been called bitches multiple times to women I offered help to.
Specifically.
But they don't owe you anything.
They don't.
That's why I'm like confused.
I don't deal with that in my everyday life.
I offered a helping hand to someone who sounded like they were in need, and I'm eager to help them and to get that type of reaction.
I wasn't expecting it.
I'm going to move on.
Like, I'm going to move on.
I really am.
I want to know what made you think I'm in need because you insulted me.
And so I was.
She was caring.
She felt.
You deliver.
She said you wanted a better life for your daughter, and I was offering you options to help.
Her deliverance was off.
Like, if she wanted to offer her house, yeah, she could have said it a whole nother way.
And then her, like, bitch, please.
I didn't mean to attack you, but you were doing the most from the beginning.
Literally, talking about...
Wait, do you guys like...
No.
So she was putting me down.
Like, making me feel like less of a woman just because of the money.
Do any of you think that what she, like, do any of you, what do you think?
Think what?
Avoid.
She's trying to buy that watch.
That's what she thinks.
I know that situation.
But if you want to buy a watch, what about you, Warrior?
Well, your Caesar friends obviously are going to feel negative.
What's your thoughts on how she think she was trying to help her?
You don't disagree?
Well, she's scared.
No, she ain't not bass, man.
She's scared now.
She ain't not base.
I love everybody.
Yeah.
Yeah, you know.
Posers, posers.
Cats, kick cats, cats.
No, no, no.
I thought you were base, too.
I take it back, only two people.
Okay, okay, okay, okay, that's okay.
Okay.
Yeah.
I feel like she did put you down a little bit because, I mean, that you're pregnant or whatever, just because, like, you know, you have to, like, put heels on or whatever to make money, whatever.
But, um.
I mean, I don't know.
And I just feel like the meth, she could have delivered it a little bit better because I feel like you kind of had like a serious face the entire time.
You don't think she's being nice about her offering that?
I just feel like you could have, you know, been a little bit like, you know, nicer in your deliverance.
But in the way, I don't give a fuck, bro.
Whatever.
She kept saying, oh, I'll give you a thousand dollars.
I didn't make contact with her the whole time and just was talking.
She kept talking.
I think she's just carrying you guys.
I think that she just has a big part.
All right, so you thought that was okay.
Because I know how Gemini's are because I'm a Gemini.
And I love Gemini.
It has nothing to do with her personality.
It is because I'm a Gemini, so I know.
No, I'm never serious.
That's me.
That's me.
I'm a laugher, okay?
I like positivity.
Oh, it's okay.
It's okay.
I don't argue with people.
So let's just get back to this.
So I think that she's just caring her.
So you don't have a problem with the message.
Okay.
How about you guys?
No?
It's not my message.
I like the message that you're here for.
I like what you do.
Thank you.
But I think that just the way that you were saying things to her kind of sounded a little degrading.
I appreciate the feedback because the message I have is very serious.
It's serious and it's not worth talking about with people who are making fun of it.
We're not making fun of the message.
I hear snickering.
I'm not sure if you're gave the message, sweetheart.
But like you're hostile since you got here.
Exactly.
And you haven't even looked at, you know, You know, you said if we're talking, look at me.
Look me in my face.
Please.
Show me some fucking respect.
It's possible.
Like, turn the fuck around.
All you want to be is seen in the camera.
Tell everybody what you got.
Turn the fuck around.
Everyone here.
I just, I look at Myron because I don't know.
I'm not afraid until you looked at the fucking camera.
I look at Myron because he's the host of the show, and it keeps me grounded because what you guys are throwing at me is straight disrespect, and it's hard to talk to them is very disrespectful.
Yeah, being mean to me doesn't move me.
Oh, I'm mean to you.
I'm sorry.
I'm mean.
All right, listen.
We can move on.
Thank you.
Y'all yapping now.
Watch this.
Questions here.
Why?
Yeah.
How I met Myron is very differently than how you guys met him, so that's why I was hoping that's a good question.
We could tell you met Myron.
He clearly is not like Myron.
Matching shower.
I think she must be part of my.
Wait, you think he bought a save your ass?
For real.
Me?
No.
He wasn't doing this 1 versus 20 at the turning point event.
Gotcha.
I thought he was doing a little something different.
I thought it was a platform where I could raise awareness for the charity, my friend.
I mean, you still can't.
That's it.
I mean.
You're fine.
I'm a little confused because you said you're familiar with the show.
You've watched the show.
And I was like, all right, just come on after hours.
Hit up Chris.
Yeah, yeah.
And I would think, like, now you're acting like you're surprised.
No, I'm sorry.
It's like you knew kind of what you were doing.
No, I thought this form, I thought there was like something different going on today.
I thought you guys were trying something else out differently.
But you know, just like the hard pivot from what you just said, because the one verse 20 We Ben said that we're not going to do that.
It was just confusion.
It was just confusion on my end.
She thought she was special.
I mean, it's the same talk.
It's the same talk of you.
It's like I already told you, like, yo, you could just hit up.
No, because when I approached you, I was asking you some serious questions, and I thought you were like saying, oh, we could talk about it some other time.
I didn't know it was going to be this.
That's it.
I thought the questions I was going to ask you at turning point, which you didn't have time to answer, I thought you were going to be like, well, you know, we are around the same area.
You can ask me those questions some other time.
I was trying to respect your time.
You've not been listening to this whole show.
Men do not give a fuck what you think.
I didn't think it's bad.
I was listening to you.
Okay, I was asked to do a favor for a friend, and he asked me to spread awareness for something.
Okay.
It was a big mistake coming here, obviously.
I keep that as soon as you got here.
So as soon as we sat down, literally.
What's your name and buddy?
For this company?
I mean, for what I thought I was.
I mean, I love what you guys do individually.
I thought, you know, you know, what you guys have to say, a lot of it are gems, you know.
And I thought this would be a good place to, you know, support someone that is doing something really serious about you guys would be interested in.
So what's your message?
I have a friend who is scaling buildings as high as a thousand miles in the sky.
He's done it 10 times, and he's going to go for the 11th time just to raise awareness for his mission.
Nobody cares.
Right, right.
I know.
Next one.
Yeah.
So like my thing is obviously I was there at Turning Point.
A million people came out to me asking me for interviews and stuff and I declined everybody pretty much.
You did.
So like my thing, that's why I said, look, there's opportunity, hit up Chris.
If you want to come on after hours, you had plenty of time to research and look into how we do our show.
I know.
So I'm a bit confused that you're coming on now and trying to put the blame like, oh, well, no, no, no, no, no.
All accountability is on me.
Yeah, like you're feeling it as if like I tried to like I literally talked to you for like two minutes and I was like, okay, well, just hit up Chris.
And I was like, okay, listen.
Like, yeah, man.
You're cool.
I don't want to sound like an asshole, but like a million people were stopping me and asking for interviews.
And I was just like, bro, I'm not going to do interviews right now.
I was there for a specific thing.
And I was like, just hit up Chris.
And I think this is a great opportunity for you.
So for you to come on and try to spin and be like, well, I thought it was going to be when you have plenty of time to research it.
I did my best.
I haven't been asleep in three days.
I did my best to have a speech ready for you guys and offer authenticity.
You know what I hear right now?
I hear excuses.
That's what I hear right now.
Exactly.
And because they're flaming you ass, you're looking at us for help, nigga.
No, never go.
I've had an answer for everything.
No, I've had an answer for everything.
I've had an answer for everything.
I stand on my own.
It's a problem.
Can I give my rollout?
All right, let's move on.
It's getting late.
Her man makes her get on her knees and bark like a dog.
Yeah, so that's my thing is like you knew what you were getting into.
I hate when girls do that and they're like, oh, well, I regret coming here.
No, I don't regret it.
I wish I would have just had a different message.
He just had a mistake and it's like, What I meant to say is, I wish I would have prepared something else.
That's it.
All right, we got two more.
All right.
Sorry.
Why do men fuck all the ugly hoes?
Because I know how to sad bitch.
How do I feel like she's your pussy?
New one.
But that's an interesting question.
I guess guys like new vagina.
Do you think that two people trying to form a romantic connection should be in contact every day or should there be space?
Space.
Space.
It's helpful to each other.
No, space.
Space is all about it.
No, no space at all.
Hover.
No space at all.
And that's why you're single, honey.
Who's judgment now?
Who's being judgmental now?
All right.
This has been a great show.
It's your show, baby.
It's okay.
I don't need it.
We're going to get some more chats here and then we're going to leave your asses.
Keep in this champ says, it was for the black lady next to fresh.
Sorry I can't find your name.
Really do apologize.
You said you're not important.
She's wanting to help, and I'm asking pleading.
Talking about the thousand dollars for cleaning.
Let me clean the house.
That's what I'm saying.
William says, it's my birthday that weekend.
I'm coming down.
By the way, this panel, with the exception of a couple of them, are absolutely positively cooked and fried.
I agree.
All right, that's it.
All right.
W show.
Ladies, give us your last thoughts on the show.
Hit it, love it.
Pull the show for you.
We'll start right here.
I'll give you a last thought.
It was interesting.
I didn't know much about it, but I mean, promo's promo.
So, last time I watched it.
Yeah!
Last time I watched it.
First podcast, so...
What's your Instagram?
M4CompGirl.
RM Patek AP Rolex.
Yay!
W Plug, what were you?
For the first time, it was really fun.
I have seen like reels of y'all, but it's cool to be able to meet y'all and stuff like that.
Were you scared?
Don't lie.
Yeah, petrified.
I gave her the 4-1-1.
Luckily for you, you're getting us on a good day.
What about you?
W Show, it feels so weird to actually be behind the cameras because I've been watching for a while, but I'm glad to be here.
I'm grateful, and I would love to break down the JQ a little bit more.
But anyway, you got exposed, nigga.
You're not live-based.
No worries, bro.
What about you?
I think it's cool.
I've never done it before.
I just came for the experience.
Yeah.
I'll tell you this.
They meet new people.
I love people.
I'll tell you this.
You were a joy.
And a pain.
But I can't come back.
What are you about to say?
You about to let me down.
Hell no.
You've been pumping me up.
Hold on.
You were a joy and you were a pain.
You're cool.
Thanks.
Thank you for coming.
Thank you.
What were you?
This shit was stressful.
Pooring your job?
Pumping your job?
Yeah.
What was the most stressful part?
We went easy on.
Yeah, we didn't.
Yeah, it was easy.
We didn't do anything.
The girls just argued.
Oh, the girls.
But I don't know.
I haven't to do much.
Yeah, we just chilled today.
Yeah, I liked it.
I mean, I stand up this song today.
What about you?
I enjoyed it.
I mean, I wish that we got along more.
That was really unnecessary.
Community.
Love.
But yeah, I enjoyed it.
I liked it.
So do we get free meal like Echo?
I mean, you can definitely pull up.
Free!
I don't know about that, but I can ask.
I'm convinced women don't really like each other, bro.
They don't.
Because you guys understand each other.
They pretend.
So y'all really hate each other.
They pretend.
Envy.
So what about just fake it to each other?
You look so pretty.
Deep down, you know she looks like shit.
Yeah, you know.
Big sabotage.
I'm about to face it.
That depends on the girl.
What about you?
I had a good time.
You guys got me thinking a little more, so I like that.
What got you thinking the most?
About the cap.
About the stuff that you were saying about the girls lying to put a facade so that guys would Yeah.
And then I just kind of like, you're right about that.
I'll be honest, she's a really cool girl.
She looks good as well.
So she gets a lot of invites, and she's really Donna Irf.
Even though she does strip in, she's pretty cool.
I just want to also shout out Detox for the Detox.
So Detox and Billy.
Can we spin the wheel?
Nah, nigga.
What about you?
It's a W show.
I love the baby.
Thank you for being honest, by the way.
You're always honest and to the point.
I would stay away from your poking your baby, though.
Nah, I can't.
It's been more hurting since I've been pregnant.
I just told the coochies like, that's what I heard too, but I don't want to find out.
What about you?
Freshy dope?
It was definitely interesting.
Oh, she was sick.
I enjoyed it.
I wish it wasn't so for a little bit, but I enjoyed it.
Nigga, you were here?
Yeah, but Chris said, I didn't hear you.
Oh, shit, my bad.
You are here.
Thank you for coming.
What about you?
I learned a lot from you, ladies, and I know things kind of went a little left, but I'm still here to help anyone that needs it.
Okay.
Okay, we end on a good note.
All right.
Myrons happy.
Girls are happy.
Chris, we're good, bro.
I didn't like that comment earlier, but we're fine.
Team meeting.
All right, fellas.
W Show.
I get the bathroom.
We'll see you guys.
Fuck you too, nigga.
We'll see you guys back here on Wednesday.
No, Friday.
Yeah.
And today we'll be live, guys, on a debrief.
We're going to cover the Candace Owens and Nick Fuentes discussion.
It's going to be a good time.
Join OSS, guys.
Code is live right now.
And we'll have a merch discount for you guys tomorrow, too.
Me and Brett are working for some for you guys.
W, Brett's here as well.
Love you guys.
We'll catch you guys tomorrow, 5 p.m.
Myron Gainzax.
Peace.
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