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Oct. 27, 2025 - Fresh & Fit

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Charleston White Addresses The Backlash From His Charlie Kirk Comments

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	And we are live.
	What's up, guys?
	Welcome to the Fresh Podcast, man.
	After ours edition drawing some lovely ladies and Charleston White, the legend himself.
	Let's get into it.
	Let's go!
	Put your shoes on outside.
	You don't got to put them on in here.
	All right.
	And we are live.
	What's up, guys?
	Welcome to the Fresh Podcast.
	After ours edition, we're drawing some lovely ladies in Charleston White.
	Yeah, so guys, I know you guys are probably wondering, hey, what happened with Aaron the Plumber?
	I think he got stuck somewhere, didn't he?
	He was in Atlanta.
	So a bunch of delays.
	So we were supposed to fly in yesterday and then the weather, they rerouted us this morning.
	I was able to get out of that.
	You was able to get, yeah.
	I missed this morning flight.
	Yeah, we missed this morning flight.
	I was able to get out of there.
	Was it American?
	Yeah.
	Bro, they need to get their shit together, bro.
	Like, every time I fly American, they're always delaying.
	Like, there's always problems.
	In their defense, it's more or less TSA in the federal employees.
	They're taking a hit, man.
	Everybody can't keep working.
	So it's more TSA.
	Oh, yeah, there's a government shutdown right now.
	Yeah, there's a big government shutdown.
	I think it might end up becoming the longest government shutdown in history.
	Because I remember in 2018, that was a big one.
	I remember that when I was working for the government.
	But yeah, no, this is absolutely nuts.
	But, all right.
	Shit.
	Yeah.
	Well, either way, I would say that this weekend was fun in Vegas.
	Yeah, you want to tell them a little bit about how the conflict?
	Because you guys, you were there too, right?
	What's that?
	No, no, not the conflict.
	I had three comedy shows with Lil Woody this weekend at Atlanta Comedy Theater.
	Okay.
	Killed that shit.
	Yeah, yeah, it was great.
	So as you know, Academics was there.
	A bunch of other people, streamers as well.
	Central C, Plat Boy Max, Nav, you name it.
	And it's funny because a lot of people that came up to us were super fans of us, bro.
	Like low-key, like watching the show from like five years ago till now.
	So shout out to them.
	And of course, some new collabs coming in the future very soon.
	So stay tuned for that.
	All right, Chris, what about you?
	Who?
	Who's coming in the future?
	What?
	Who's coming in the future?
	I can't understand you, bro.
	Collab wise.
	Who's coming in the future?
	Who's coming?
	What'd you say?
	Anyways.
	Shout out to the panel.
	Shout out to Dr. Monco.
	You know, I've been reading the chat lately.
	I think it's tonight, actually.
	You guys said chop panel.
	Thank you, bills.
	Chop panel, whatever.
	Look, guys, the hotter they are, sometimes they don't talk.
	You know, I had to find the middle ground.
	You know, the new girls, it is what it is.
	Shout out to the guys for coming on.
	Nigga, stop complaining.
	You guys will still fuck anyways.
	So follow me on my socials, Aaron Poston on Twitch.
	And my OnlyFans, AaronPoxon.com.
	Wait, what?
	I'm talking, man.
	You know, it's fine.
	I don't have old parents.
	But yeah, let's have a great show.
	Chris, I bet you didn't do it.
	Is that all the haters that were in the chat weren't there?
	Only people that show love, positive results, and some members of the Connecticut Club were there too as well.
	So it's dope, man.
	And I do want to say, you guys are going to see us working with Charleston White a bit more.
	You know, we were talking about.
	I say internet character.
	So it's a different.
	There's two people over here.
	You got the internet character, and then you got Charleston White.
	They're working with Charleston White in real life.
	Hold on.
	We got to address the elephant in the room.
	Charlie Kirk.
	Now, right now?
	Yeah, because this put him in the chat from before.
	So, listen, we know what happened.
	You could be real with us.
	Can you tell them what happened to, if you don't mind?
	I was exercising my right to freedom of speech.
	Basically, that's it.
	There's no hate.
	There's no anger.
	There's no resentment.
	There's no contentment.
	There's no frustration.
	I just did it because they said we couldn't do it.
	I've been like that since I was a kid.
	If you say don't touch that, I wait till you leave to touch it.
	To see why you told me not to touch it.
	That's the only way I learned.
	So I've been a devout conservative nigga, not a Republican.
	I just so happened to vote Republican because they promote conservative values and principles.
	And one of those values and principles is our constitutional right.
	So I've went to every social media platform before Charlie Kirk's death and pushed that right to the limits.
	I've said some of those hateful things you can think of that one can say on a microphone.
	And it wasn't no problem.
	I've even said F God.
	So they didn't ask them questions then.
	So you mean to tell me Charlie Kirk is bigger than God?
	So you shouldn't have nothing else to say.
	And when I came out of character, I said, I did this because this group that I've been voting with clapped for me with my freedom of speech right when I used it against my own people.
	It was cool then.
	So if it's good for them and I'm doing it in satire comedy and y'all used to help me sell out shows, why can't I remain in satire comedy when it's our turn?
	Because I'm friends with the same friend Charlie Kirk is friends with.
	I got a text message with people at the funeral.
	So once I tuned into the funeral and this is what made me come out of character.
	I watched a grieving wife say, I forgive.
	And I've never seen white Republicans or Democrats be as forgiving as she were.
	So that's what made me come out of character.
	I said, I ain't going to play no more.
	Because I thought she was going to be just as hateful as his supporters.
	So love conquered the character.
	Not these hateful ass questions.
	So can we move on?
	Fair.
	Yeah, no, I mean, I already knew the back end, so I wasn't even going to get into it.
	But yeah, I know people obviously are going to ask those questions.
	But no, so you guys will see us working with them quite a bit.
	We have something, a project maybe in December for you guys.
	You know, stay tuned.
	Very big, very big.
	Very big coming up in December for you guys.
	But I guess, was there any other announcements?
	I'm trying to think.
	We'll be in Vegas.
	We'll be streaming this week.
	Regular shows.
	I'll be on with a debrief tomorrow.
	And then I think I might go to DC, but I'm going to come right back.
	Turn and burn, give you guys another show.
	And then next week, we're going to be in Vegas.
	And Halloween, we got a debate table we're going to do in Miami.
	So it's going to be a good time.
	But all next week, we're probably going to be in Vegas with my IRL, some of that stuff like that.
	So we'll go from there.
	Ladies, welcome to the show officially.
	If you don't mind, give us your name, your age, what you do for a living, dating status.
	If you want to, of course, get body count.
	We'll start right here.
	Welcome back to the show, actually.
	Welcome back.
	So name me and John.
	Okay, we got to repeat.
	Here we go.
	What's your name?
	Age?
	we do for loving hi i'm nadia and i am a damn I'm a proud graduate of Florida International University.
	Wow.
	Congratulations.
	Bachelor's Thank You in Business Administration.
	I am a founder of a nonprofit organization where I educate and empower my community with financial literacy.
	Okay.
	And how old are you?
	I'm 35.
	Damn.
	35?
	Yeah.
	I heard her.
	Yeah, that's when you cut the loving out.
	That's when the food is well done.
	Yeah, yeah, we bring it on that.
	It's well done.
	That shit burnt.
	That shit burnt.
	35 or 35?
	35.
	You heard her.
	What did you say?
	He wants to know.
	Just wants to know.
	Just wants to know.
	Yeah.
	You can see me after the show.
	Oh, shit.
	I would stop there, Chris, if I was you.
	Hit the brakes and park the car.
	I was going to talk.
	You know what I mean?
	I know.
	You know, we going where we going afterwards.
	All right.
	You said bachelor's degree.
	Oh, relationship status?
	35.
	35.
	You see, she's single or you got a man?
	Yeah, single.
	I'm in a relationship.
	Okay.
	How long have y'all been together?
	That's like forever, nigga.
	I mean, that's not bad.
	That's a W. She ready to go.
	You sure?
	He didn't confess in professional media.
	She's ready to get out of it.
	How long have y'all been together?
	About a year.
	All right.
	You have kids?
	Congrats.
	Oh, Fresh, your favorite question.
	Birth control.
	Birth control?
	But that's a question.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, we collect data.
	Yeah.
	Yes.
	Okay.
	And then even with scrambled eggs, you could.
	Shannon, man.
	What is your name?
	From the Keys.
	You're from Key West?
	Marathon.
	Marathon, Florida?
	Marathon, Florida.
	Okay.
	All right.
	And then what's your ethnic background?
	Nicaraguan and Puerto Rican.
	All right.
	Fritankas are best.
	All right.
	To fire.
	What about you?
	What's your name?
	My name is.
	Wait, hold on.
	You know what?
	She got a man, so I ain't trying to roll that for her.
	Because I'll ask you your body count, but I don't think your man wants to know.
	Yes or no?
	You want to tell us or your man don't care?
	Nadia.
	What?
	Well, why are you spacing out?
	I'll stop reading the chat.
	I told you.
	I'll read the chat.
	What's your body count?
	Who asked that?
	Just plead the family.
	Christian.
	Yeah, just plead the fifth.
	I do plead the fifth, but I am.
	Don't butt us.
	You got to tell us a number.
	If you plead the fifth and butt, you got to give up.
	I plead the fifth.
	Okay.
	All right.
	What about you?
	What's your name?
	Chanel.
	Hey, y'all.
	How old are you?
	45.
	Where are you from?
	Damn.
	Miami.
	Okay.
	What do you do for work?
	I am a public relations manager and a public relations manager and operations manager.
	Okay.
	All right.
	Highest education level completed.
	Say it again.
	Highest education level completed?
	Associates.
	Okay.
	What'd you get it in?
	Arts.
	Associates of Arts.
	What is that?
	Storm.
	Storm, man.
	No.
	I didn't catch it.
	Okay.
	Relationship status?
	Single.
	All right.
	At 45?
	Damn.
	Why I got to be with somebody at 45?
	I'm just trying to figure out what's happening there.
	I mean.
	She's saving the world, man.
	That too.
	You know, when you, when you know, I am focusing on, you know, life and raising seven grandkids.
	No, you don't, Chris.
	She's weathering the storm.
	Not moving too fast and waiting for the whole trade.
	Mohamed.
	People are at 40 jobs.
	Exactly.
	Exactly.
	You know, we tread lightly, but we run into the right things when necessary.
	Got you.
	All right.
	There we go.
	Birth control?
	For what?
	For a birth control.
	For sure.
	I have seven grandkids, my dear.
	We're not doing birth control.
	All right.
	Yeah, no.
	She's not trying to be, you know, a new mama and a grandmama at the same time.
	Ethnic background?
	Trinidadian.
	Trinidad?
	Bombard.
	Yes, I am.
	Oh, you're crazy.
	Yes, I am.
	I'm honest about my craziness.
	Oh, okay.
	So you a little bit more crazier than I am.
	You just act like you're not crazy.
	I'm pretty chill.
	You pretty chill until the lights come on.
	Island boy, you know?
	Okay, yeah, exactly.
	Bombunker.
	Cheese on bread.
	Cheese on bread.
	All right.
	What about you?
	What's your name?
	Rizzo.
	Wait, wait, wait, wait, hold on.
	So you're 45, right?
	Yes, I have.
	Several grandkids.
	How many kids you got?
	How many kids you got?
	One.
	Yeah, one kid?
	Just one.
	All right, you know what?
	What's your body count then?
	45.
	45.
	Come on, man.
	I went from being a virgin to a grandma all in the same app.
	We won't do no problems.
	I believe.
	That hair one?
	I believe her hair is crazy.
	I believe it because she got one kid and seven grandkids.
	I believe it.
	I have all the babies that I want going.
	I believe it's just going to be him.
	So there you go.
	All right.
	All right.
	What about you?
	What's your name?
	Rizzo.
	Rizzo?
	Mm-hmm.
	Okay.
	How old are you?
	Old enough.
	Damn.
	I like the witch.
	The reason why is because we collect that stats for the show.
	I'll give it to you after the show.
	I like that.
	For the show.
	We're going to need the stats right now, though.
	How old do you want me to be?
	No, how old are you?
	Let's make it that way.
	How old are you?
	How old actually are you?
	Late 30s.
	So 40.
	About 39.
	39.
	39?
	39?
	Yeah.
	Let's go with that.
	You're 39 too, right?
	For you?
	Nadia?
	You're 39 as well?
	Nope.
	What are you?
	I know you said 35, but.
	I'm 30.
	What is it?
	You're 30?
	Oh, 30.
	You're 30?
	Yeah.
	Don't lie, nigga.
	No, no.
	Damn.
	Well, you know what?
	And I'm sober.
	All right.
	Okay.
	I thought she was like 35.
	Okay.
	All right.
	So 33-0.
	Okay.
	So, when did you turn 30?
	Just recently?
	Yeah.
	All right.
	My birthday just.
	Oh, so that's why it was 35.
	Yeah.
	She just stepped into the 30s.
	She's been went to the 30s.
	I thought we were 30.
	I'm white.
	White.
	What the fuck?
	He's handsome.
	32, 33, 34?
	No.
	Oh, wow.
	So I'm older than you.
	What do you say?
	Apparently.
	How old are you?
	33.
	No, he's older.
	Nigga.
	Ain't no goddamn way.
	All right.
	Okay, so you're 39.
	Where are you from, Mercy?
	In Germany.
	Okay.
	Gutenabin, my liba.
	Yeah, good tenabin.
	What do you do?
	So, like, you grew up there your whole life?
	Mm-hmm.
	Okay.
	Are you American citizen two or just I am?
	Yeah, both.
	What do you do for work?
	I'm a nurse.
	Were you a nurse?
	Mm-hmm.
	Highest education level completed?
	Master's degree.
	Okay.
	What'd you get it in?
	Nursing.
	I'm a critical care nurse and educator.
	Okay.
	Did you get it like in Germany or here?
	Nah, New York, Long Island, Adelpha University.
	Shout out.
	All right.
	Relationship status?
	Complicated.
	Who's the one that's not giving in?
	You or him?
	It's going both ways.
	It's a tag.
	Poke.
	Okay.
	There's always one party that cares less than the other.
	Who would you say is the one that's pursuing more?
	You or him?
	Him.
	All right.
	So you're the one that doesn't want to settle, I guess.
	Mm-hmm.
	All right.
	Is he in the medical field too?
	Nah.
	Is he black?
	No.
	Is he a bum?
	Yeah.
	She earns more than him.
	I knew that right away.
	All right.
	Birth control for you.
	Pack your bags and leave now, fellas.
	Write a letter and go.
	All right.
	Birth control, no?
	No.
	Say writing?
	Okay.
	And you said you're from Germany, but I'm assuming you live here in the United States?
	Yeah.
	My mom is Persian, though, too, as a background.
	You mean Iranian?
	Mm-hmm.
	She likes to be a friend.
	Yeah.
	Out of there.
	Iran.
	Yeah.
	Iran.
	You ran away.
	They did run.
	All right.
	So you're Iranian descent.
	And then, but do you live here in Miami or where are you at?
	Fort Lauderdale.
	Okay.
	All right.
	Cool.
	What about you?
	What's your name?
	Adriana.
	All right.
	How old are you, Adriana?
	24.
	Thank God.
	Okay.
	Where are you from?
	New York, Long Island.
	Oh, sorry to hear that.
	Do you live here in Miami now?
	Are you just visiting?
	No, I just moved to Fort Lauderdale.
	Okay.
	What do you do for work?
	Currently, I'm waitressing.
	Okay.
	Highest education level completed?
	My bachelor's.
	What'd you get it in?
	Media communications.
	All right.
	Relationship status?
	Single.
	All right.
	Birth control for you?
	Am I on birth control?
	Yeah.
	No.
	All right.
	And then what's your racial background?
	I'm Belize and I'm black.
	Belize.
	Okay.
	Everything.
	Oh, you're exotic.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	I heard that out.
	He's from the bottom.
	Who's from Belize?
	He's in Shine from Belize.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	The guy that went to jail for Diddy?
	Yeah.
	He's in jail himself.
	And now he's a politician, isn't he?
	Yeah, and I think he's a government official in Belize.
	He is.
	He is.
	What is his position?
	I think he went for mayor or governor.
	I think he's both.
	Is it mayor or for a prime minister, one or the other?
	Wow.
	I saw this people the other day.
	I felt what he's in right now.
	Yeah.
	What am I to look up?
	Look up Shine.
	What is he doing in Belize?
	I think he's a government official over there.
	All right.
	What about you?
	What's your name?
	I believe it's the primary.
	Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
	Hold on.
	What?
	Former lead.
	Your body count.
	He's a public.
	Leader of opposition in Belize.
	House of Representative.
	House Representative.
	Oh, he's in Congress.
	Okay.
	Congress.
	So the equivalent of a Congressman in America.
	Okay.
	All right.
	You zooming in is not going to make me answer the question.
	Is that high?
	Is my body count high?
	Yeah, it's high.
	All right.
	So we're low.
	Yo, tell us.
	No.
	I'm leading the fit.
	Damn, Charleston.
	Oh, what are you charging?
	All right.
	What about you?
	Did you say Farah?
	Yes, I'm Farah.
	How old are you?
	I'm 27.
	Where are you from?
	Haiti.
	Hey!
	Hey!
	Do you live in Florida now?
	Yes, Miami.
	Were you born in Haiti?
	Yes, I was.
	Yeah.
	Hey, okay.
	You do get your hands up.
	All right.
	What do you do for OCOP?
	O-COP?
	Yeah.
	That's where my dad's from.
	Oh, word.
	Question: Do you trust Haitian men?
	Do I trust Haitian men?
	No, I don't.
	No.
	No.
	That is it.
	Nope.
	Can't just think of hair neither.
	All right.
	What do you do for work?
	I am a student and a model.
	All right.
	I'm fashion and commercial.
	All right.
	How has yourself completed?
	Bachelor's, but I'm right now doing my master's in environmental policy.
	What'd you get your bachelor's in?
	Environmental science.
	Okay.
	And then now it's environmental policy?
	Policy, yes.
	Okay.
	And then you're doing.
	I was going to ask if you want to drop where you went to school, but it's up to you.
	FIU.
	For both?
	Okay.
	Yeah.
	Question for you.
	This is a bit more controversial, but like, you ever had a dog before?
	Or a cat?
	Ate a dog or a cat?
	No.
	Never said no.
	I don't know any Haitians who eat cats or dogs.
	Really?
	Yeah.
	I think that's more of an Asian thing.
	My parents would say wrong.
	I'm just kidding.
	Go ahead.
	No, Trump would say opposite, but yeah.
	Yeah, because there was like allegations eat cats and dogs in Ohio.
	Trump is grabbing people's pussy.
	All right.
	He said they want it.
	I don't think it's.
	When you're rich, not when you're poor.
	Portnik can't grab nobody pussy.
	He's the one grabbing potatoes.
	You got a piece of booty in the club when they walk by.
	Yeah, she pulled it up, bro.
	She knows what I'm talking about.
	She done been around him niggas.
	All right.
	Relationship status?
	I'm single.
	All right.
	Are your parents together?
	My parents together?
	No.
	Okay.
	Yeah, of course not.
	Cool.
	Oh, my God.
	All right.
	And last but not least, what's your name?
	Wait, wait, wait, hold on.
	Your body count?
	What's education up here tonight?
	My body count is 130 pounds.
	Nice answer.
	Nice.
	I love the wits up.
	I love the wits.
	I'm not smart.
	Yeah, yeah.
	And I love the honesty because they please rather than lie.
	That's the first time we heard that one, huh?
	Perfect hands.
	So that's 13 buddies?
	135.
	I said 130 pounds.
	13 pounds.
	Okay, 15 buddies per pound.
	All right.
	What about you?
	What's your name?
	Isabella.
	All right.
	How old are you, Isabella?
	48.
	Damn.
	Sorry, Professor Toilet.
	You're 48?
	I am.
	Oh, Chris.
	Where'd you go to retirement home, bro?
	Yeah, bro.
	Sicker man.
	All right, where are you from?
	Russia.
	Okay.
	What part of Russia are you from?
	Moscow.
	All right.
	What do you do for work?
	Director of plastic surgery.
	Okay.
	Okay.
	Director.
	I'm assuming here in Miami, right?
	Yes, you're in Miami.
	We're keeping Miami beautiful.
	We try.
	We try.
	We work really hard.
	You mean which girl in here needs it the most?
	Oh, yeah.
	Oh, come on.
	There's no sustainable.
	Come on, director.
	I don't like to be a girl.
	Why can't it just be me?
	Why can't we just be a little bit more?
	My boys need some work here.
	How about that?
	I mean, man, needs higher.
	Well, me needs some work here.
	Well, that's actually a procedure.
	We don't do that one, though.
	No.
	That's crazy.
	I mean, is that a procedure?
	It is a procedure.
	Yes.
	You can actually enlarge a penis.
	You can.
	Wow.
	I mean.
	That's more my way.
	I'm just saying.
	More than one.
	You know that saying space doesn't matter, guys.
	We're doing the whole entire thing.
	And we're permanent.
	We elongate.
	We thicken.
	It just depends on.
	They got a lot of it for it.
	That's funny.
	Highest education level completed?
	Master's degree in MBA.
	Okay.
	Relationship status?
	Single.
	Damn.
	So?
	Yes.
	It's called Peace and Tranquility.
	We like our peace.
	Most people in their 40s is running to it or running from it.
	They die.
	We ran from it.
	We're staying in it.
	And it's going to take you a whole lot to get back in there.
	Exactly.
	All right.
	Nice.
	Birthday control for you?
	Yes.
	I know.
	You're looking at me funny.
	No, I just was like, I was a whole funny look.
	I want it funny though.
	Do you want me to explain?
	Yeah, sure.
	Go ahead.
	Okay.
	Hormone replacement therapy.
	Okay.
	I do it.
	I know it.
	It keeps you young.
	It keeps you young.
	It's a cat one through wall.
	Is it a peptide?
	No, it's a hormone.
	You mean touchless blood?
	No, just peptide.
	I don't know what that is, but we get to pay attention to it.
	Well, you're getting estrogen to start straw.
	We're getting all the same thing.
	All that stuff.
	We're doing the same.
	We're keeping those levels where they need to be.
	Okay, already.
	Yeah, it's good for your health, working, so that's what I'm saying.
	Yeah.
	Keep us young and vibrant.
	No one of you on birth control.
	Yeah, no one of you.
	I understand.
	Hey, hey, hey.
	There you go.
	She back.
	All right.
	All right.
	And guests of honor.
	And Charleston.
	Wait, hold on.
	48 and vibrant.
	Of course.
	I'm 48 and vibrant.
	I do what she do.
	That's it.
	We keep it going.
	Your body count at 48?
	Oh.
	I said, I'm up there with Will Chamber.
	You know, amnesia is starting to set in my old age, so I don't really know.
	Oh, so rough ball part figure.
	Rough figure.
	Over 100.
	40.
	Oh, for the love of God.
	No, we're keeping it like, you know, 10, 20, somewhere in there.
	That's it?
	Yes.
	I'm boring.
	This isn't school up.
	I was just about saying you got to think about education level.
	Yeah.
	And she succeeded in it.
	It's true.
	Did it succeed?
	You know what?
	How many bull jobs are you giving?
	Are we talking quantity or quality?
	No, I'm the best again.
	I love her.
	I like that.
	She's topping my college.
	That's right.
	I don't know.
	I'm just talking.
	I mean, one to ten, I'll be like a 12, but quantity, I don't know.
	I think it's Rumble time.
	We just better go to Rumble.
	Yeah, we better go to Rumble.
	Cool.
	So, guys, as you guys know, we don't really stream on YouTube like that anymore.
	Unless it's Money Mondays or whatever.
	So come on over to Rumble, guys, so we can go ahead and continue on the show on that side, and we don't have to censor ourselves because you guys know how YouTube tends to be.
	So we're going to kill the YouTube stream here.
	We're going to be live on a test stream actually on Party as well.
	How's Party looking?
	It's perfect.
	Party, it works well.
	It's perfect.
	Damn.
	How many kilobits are we doing?
	12.
	12?
	Yeah, it's 12.
	12 kilobits on party?
	Let's go.
	We're cooking.
	And it's okay.
	Yeah, so guys, you can go we're testing partyparty.com slash Mario Gaines X, or you guys can come on over to Rumble, whatever you guys want, or kick.
	Kick.com/slash Fresh of Fit.
	We're live everywhere.
	So yeah, we killed.
	You know what?
	We should kill Twitter too.
	We're live on X as well.
	Should we just move everybody over to Rumble?
	Yep.
	Yeah, everybody just come to Rumble, bro.
	Yeah, Rumble is the real ninjas.
	Come on over to Rumble, Rumble.com slash FreshFit.
	We're kicking everything.
	We're cutting everything else.
	Let Party run a little bit longer, Bills, just so we can keep testing it.
	But party, because we're doing an experiment, but everything's going to be on Rumble, guys.
	So come on over, rumble.com slash Fresh AFit.
	We'll drop the link.
	We're spamming it in there.
	Honestly, the party, we're just doing a test on party for the new thing because they just had an upgrade on the website.
	So that's why we're testing it.
	Oh, Chris, I'm proud of you, man.
	What?
	Losing weight, bro.
	Thank you, man.
	I'll try.
	Yeah, I'm proud of you, man.
	Yeah.
	Very proud of you, bro.
	What are you trying to say there?
	No, he's losing weight.
	I'm hoping for it.
	How much you lost?
	About 10 pounds so far.
	All right.
	He's going to get it back.
	Now, guys, come on over to Rumble.
	And we're going to kill the Twitter feed.
	Do you guys want to stay on kick or no?
	No, it's all.
	No.
	It's already off?
	All right.
	Cool.
	Fuck it.
	Rumble time.
	We kick off.
	Okay.
	So, just one more time, because when does somebody need plastic surgery?
	You would say whenever they want to improve something.
	What is it recommending?
	Like, what would it be?
	Anything.
	Let's say, for example.
	I wish you would.
	You're getting in trouble.
	You're getting yourself in trouble.
	Honey, don't look this way at all.
	What's the average procedure for a woman to get?
	Breast dogs.
	Brush breasts.
	Tummy tuck.
	I want to do that.
	Light push suction.
	But then again, I mean, we got sports and athletes coming to our office.
	They're off-season.
	They put on a little bit of weight in the middle.
	They don't like it.
	That mommy makeup?
	Yes.
	Yes.
	Big time athletes.
	Big time.
	Can you call any names?
	No.
	I know you can.
	I know.
	Let me just tell you: some of these boys are so long, we need two stretchers because they're tall.
	They're tall athletes.
	Wow.
	That's what happens.
	They're coming in there for that long day.
	That's right.
	Well, no, listen, when they're in season, they're mean and mean, but when they're offseason, it happens.
	So athletes get surgery to lose weight.
	It's not a weight loss.
	It's like chisel out the abs.
	You know how many people work really hard, but you can't get rid of everything?
	It's like the working man taking the gas station dick pills.
	He can't get to it.
	He didn't go get the gas station dick feel.
	Or the honey packs, right?
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	You can't, you sometimes need a little help.
	So, question.
	Yes.
	They made a statement saying Drake did surgery for his abs.
	I believe that.
	Have you seen that?
	I have seen it, but I haven't seen his abs.
	But is it true, you think?
	You know what?
	Who am I to say?
	But if he did, God bless, it looks fantastic.
	And if he didn't, he earned that shit too.
	So it's all good.
	Say, this is a real nigga inside.
	That's a playoff nigga inside her.
	That's right.
	Her kept it right.
	Justin, what's your opinion of somebody that is famous and rich getting surgery to get like abs?
	I think Money Bag, yo, got it.
	I think a lot of them niggas got it.
	Oh.
	Come, you look at them niggas' stomachs in six packs.
	Benzino, it don't look like a human surgery.
	They don't look natural.
	No, it don't look natural.
	And all of a sudden, the nigga just show up and they only have five-second workout videos.
	You don't see the workout because most people who are proud of their body document the journey.
	Exactly.
	Yeah.
	I was doing six, you know, with six packs and muscles and got the confidence.
	And the arms don't know.
	So that's why I want the penal implant.
	I want to cheat too, nigga.
	Yeah, fucking some muscles in your bed, though.
	Say, at least there's some more muscles.
	At least everybody can benefit from the penal implant.
	Everybody can benefit from that.
	Everybody can benefit.
	You never know.
	Nobody's complaining.
	All right, so So, okay, so you said you're.
	Question: You were 23 when Bill Clinton was in office.
	What was that like?
	Honestly.
	Damn.
	I don't even remember.
	I was busy studying and working.
	I just remember the cigar and the cigar.
	All right.
	Fair enough.
	Oh, you don't remember Monica?
	I remember her too.
	The cigar.
	That cigar was all over the place.
	Come on now.
	That cigar passed around a lot of girls.
	All right.
	Speaking of cigar, what are your thoughts on Putin?
	I have none.
	I left when I was five.
	Ah, okay.
	Okay.
	You haven't been to Russia since?
	I have for business.
	Okay.
	Do you like it?
	Or do you miss it or not at all?
	Don't miss it.
	It's got his great points.
	I don't know how it is now, but I mean, it's a great city.
	I mean, it's a lot of fun.
	Like, I've traveled all over the world, and I think every city has something really great.
	All right.
	So, so you travel all over the world, huh?
	Yeah.
	With a 10-body count?
	Who said 10?
	But you can go with that number.
	I like kids.
	What's going on in battle?
	I know.
	You said 10, 12.
	I gave a number.
	I gave a round estimate.
	And you know what?
	Just because a girl travels doesn't mean she needs a higher body count.
	I mean, tell those girls, man, not me.
	Listen, I don't know what girls you're talking to, but this girl doesn't need a body count to travel.
	Okay.
	Okay.
	All right.
	Have you been keeping up with the war or anything like that or no?
	It's extremely one-sided.
	I think a lot of the information we get isn't all real.
	I have heard from people that I know there that they are excommunicado from a lot of social media in the world.
	The Russians, you mean?
	Yeah, so he turned off a lot of social media.
	They don't have access to like TikTok, Instagram, a lot of all of their communication on WhatsApp is being recorded and they're aware of it, which is crazy.
	And they don't really even know what's going on outside of Russia.
	So they kind of, I think, in a way, almost are like brainwashed because you don't really know what's really happening.
	Black Americans.
	Well, kind.
	Well, isn't that bad, though?
	But we get at least freedom of speech.
	We know what's going on in the world.
	But you're right.
	News isn't straight.
	It's not real.
	Okay.
	Yeah, news in America had for probably 30 years.
	It's been propaganda.
	Yeah.
	I believe that.
	It's all about ratings, right?
	All right.
	We don't get many Germans that come on the show.
	What are your thoughts on Hitler?
	I have nothing.
	I wanted to go there.
	You went to Mario.
	I decided to ask.
	What are your thoughts on Hitler?
	I mean, you know, you can't even say, apparently it's like illegal to read Mein Kopf in Germany?
	Yeah, that book doesn't exist.
	It doesn't exist?
	No.
	Damn.
	There's information starting to come out to say we might have picked the wrong side.
	Yeah.
	It doesn't exist in a sense.
	Documenting documents.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	Because we can't understand German.
	If they translated in English, most Americans would support Hitler.
	The reason why they didn't post it for so long with the AI translations.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	It's illegal to talk about it or do it.
	Look, she's nervous and self-she's like, Jordan, it's like, oh, shit.
	Shit.
	Because it's like illegal to even talk about it.
	It's like talking about Khomeini.
	Like, you really don't want to get involved in that conversation.
	It's a very iffy one.
	What happens if you do?
	You disappear.
	You might, yeah.
	Disappear.
	Your family loses your job.
	Your family gets lost.
	Yeah, all of a sudden there's a cat.
	Yeah.
	Well, as an Iranian, what are your thoughts on Israel then?
	You guys just got done with the war.
	Done?
	I support good people all over the world.
	I don't care about religion, background, age, gender.
	Be a good person, and that's all that matters.
	Oh, my gosh.
	Very politically correct answer.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
	It has to be something because you're not allowed to say one good thing about Hitler.
	And I tell children, everybody has some good in them, even bad people.
	Good people do bad things just like bad people do good things.
	So you mean to tell me this man never done anything good and you can't say what he's done good?
	Something's to that shit.
	So I don't believe nothing I've been told at this age in life.
	I just live life on my own terms.
	I mean, even in books, like what we learned from the news, it's all like Dr. Torres, what they want us to know versus what structure true.
	So, yeah, good point.
	His story.
	The story.
	It's funny to even ask because I've never even heard the question of what is a good side or what could be a good side of Hitler.
	Because, again, we've all heard of just history that tells us about what history was for and when Hitler was there.
	To even hear the question of what was good about him has never even crossed my mind in the sense of just what we've been fed over the years.
	If you translate what he's saying in English, it's pretty much what Trump is saying.
	Children shouldn't be castrated.
	It's almost identical to what Trump and him is saying now as conservatives.
	Okay.
	Okay.
	Never would have thought about it in the sense of even looking it up, too.
	Yeah, I mean, look, obviously, you guys saw what was going on.
	I don't know if you guys follow the news or whatever, but there was like a conflict in Gaza.
	Kids were getting killed.
	Yes.
	Right.
	Literally, kids getting bombed every single day.
	And the Israelis were trying to say, oh, yeah, this isn't a genocide.
	And we're like, what?
	Bro, we literally see this in 4K.
	It is a genocide.
	Yeah.
	So if the Jews have the ability to lie like that with all this overwhelming evidence in 4K, do you really believe what happened in World War II in that narrative?
	I think they lied about that and sensationalized it for their victim complex.
	That's what I think.
	And that's a controversial thing because, you know, criticizing Jews or anything that happened in World War II is considered very dangerous.
	And, you know, they always blame everything on the mustache man.
	Yeah, and I was just going to say, forget the verbiage in the sense of when you're talking about people dying for no cost and no reason, then that by itself, you know, Hamas and or Israel is, it's really no sense of keep bringing up titles when people are losing their lives for no reason for even people to even speak of.
	Yeah, my thing is I just, you know, they lose credibility in my eyes because I look at it like if you're lying about conducting these, you know, war crimes in 4K when there's clear evidence, what else have you guys lied about?
	Right.
	So that's kind of how I look at it is, you know, we probably been lied to when it comes to World War II.
	Because like he said, you know, history is written by the winner.
	So that's that, that's that's very true, and that's what history gives us.
	Yeah, go ahead.
	Wasn't the whole thing with Hitler started because he hated the Jews and they were like, you know, going around with propaganda against the Jews?
	Like he was against the big banks, the Jews owning the big banks, the Rothschilds, and all that.
	Well, it's kind of the same thing that they're saying now.
	They use children and exploit homosexuality.
	They're using music.
	They're controlling the media.
	Right.
	Like Hitler really hated the Jews.
	No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
	You keep saying hated the Jews based on what they told us.
	It's like somebody saying a child shouldn't be a transsexual.
	I would hate to see a kid turning sexually castrated.
	I get what you're saying.
	So he didn't hate the Jews.
	He hated people who had the ideology to say it's okay for a kid to be castrated.
	Right.
	It didn't have nothing to do with Jews.
	Right.
	They just so happened to be the people who control the media, like now.
	We don't get the truth.
	So when you hear Trump say fake media, we're seeing fake media.
	It's reason why it's always black people demeaned on the media.
	Who's doing that?
	The people who control the media.
	Who's allowing rap music to propagate, promote, glorify, and idolize black murders?
	But you can't say nothing about them.
	Who's doing that?
	So it's not that Hitler hated Jews.
	He hated somebody who would play, I ain't got no manners for no slut.
	I'm going to put my thumb in the butt to children on their way to school.
	The future, yeah.
	So he didn't hate future.
	He hated someone who allowed future to say that to our children on the radio while we're playing to school at 7.30 in the morning.
	While other radio stations, children don't hear that.
	So can you question?
	So his programming, if you want to use that verbiage in the sense of the verbiage of programming versus what's being done today.
	Well, it's not that he wasn't, it's not programming.
	Look what they're using the media for.
	No, no, no, that's not what I'm saying.
	He's using the verbiage that they say program.
	So he's made to be a bad guy like they're making Trump to be a bad guy.
	Right.
	We don't know one racist thing Trump done until he ran for president.
	He's been over 300 and something rap song.
	We glorified him.
	I agree with that.
	So the media came and told us that he was racist because we're brainwashed by that media who have access to our brains.
	Who controls that media?
	Programming.
	So he wasn't against Jews.
	He was against the system that they run.
	He was against the system, yeah.
	Yeah.
	Very much so.
	That same system is still prevalent today.
	Still.
	And guess who's not here?
	Controlling those same people.
	Guess who's the monster?
	So, those same people who Hitler were against, they went to their brother's land where no one else wanted them and took it over and now is murdering them.
	Right.
	Who would say Hitler was wrong?
	These people have conquered the world, sir.
	A lot of folks, yeah.
	Except the Iranians.
	It's all the people.
	Well, they try to conquer them.
	I know they try.
	They have bought America.
	They have bought our politicians.
	And look what's happening to America.
	I think we took the wrong side.
	I will say this, though.
	I think Hitler was compromised.
	Just like I feel like.
	I don't want to talk about Kanye.
	I'm just saying.
	I just feel like some people get compromised.
	If you've never heard him speak about what he was fighting for, how do you know?
	Okay.
	They're just now starting to release what he's been fighting for.
	And it makes sense.
	Well, who's been fighting for?
	Why he wanted to exterminate this group of people.
	The same reason why this same group of people are having us exterminated by way of their music.
	We're being exterminated by rap music.
	They was being exterminated for this same reason we're being exterminated.
	Okay.
	Explain in a sense.
	I'm killed.
	So who's okay with just one particular group of people saying die, kill, motherfucker, bitch, suck my dick?
	No other group of people can say that.
	Nobody.
	Nobody.
	So why are we the only group that can promote murder?
	They control that.
	They sign up.
	No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
	Listen, listen.
	We're talking good and evil.
	What's good about rap promotion murder?
	It promotes murder.
	Nothing.
	So if these are good people, how can they allow this to happen, but they don't allow it to happen to nobody else?
	That's true, because even our music is different.
	So let's go on to basketball players.
	So let's go on to these Jewish basketball players, football.
	Look how they do us in football.
	So was Hitler wrong?
	Because these are the people who sit over us and rule.
	Right.
	These are the same people who won't allow anybody to say anything bad about them, but they wake up every day and make trillions of dollars off us speaking bad against us.
	Speaking of that, and even bringing up the NBA, how do you feel about the whole situation going on with Chance?
	I'm too intelligent to watch sports.
	I don't care nothing about sports.
	So you want me to believe?
	You want me to believe that one man?
	Hold on.
	So you want me to believe the Jews run the media, the Jews run basketball.
	You don't think they run gambling too?
	Of course.
	So let me just say this.
	So this media propaganda machine wants us to believe that these only two black guys, along with the La Costa Nostra, where are the La Costra Nostra faces?
	Sentiments.
	Where are the mafia?
	You only got two black guys.
	You never mentioned no mafia names, no fans.
	No, no, no, no, no, mention no name.
	We're all the rest.
	Exactly.
	Alongside of these two black guys that y'all have.
	Yep.
	As elaborate as this is, you're going to have these two black guys.
	I think everybody playing.
	At this point.
	Everybody playing.
	I think everybody.
	I don't believe nothing.
	So that's why I don't watch it.
	I don't have an opinion about it.
	I try not to entertain it.
	Or take it in.
	I focus on creating content because with today's media propaganda, the truth is no longer the truth anymore.
	It's what you can make people believe.
	Yeah.
	What you can make people believe.
	Yeah.
	So I focus on trying to make people believe something.
	So I create content and I don't watch the news or football.
	Good point.
	Yeah, I think sports is a huge waste of time.
	But I do know what you're talking about with the big bust that the FBI did with some of these crime families.
	But gambling, man, it creates a lot of issues.
	Bugsy Siegel said gambling is for suckers.
	Yeah.
	So I'm saying if they don't know that gambling is going on with these sports, then why do we have point spreads?
	And the point spreads are in the paper.
	It's talking about ESPN.
	So if gambling is so wrong, then who is coming up with the point spreads?
	And why don't we just have wins and lose losses?
	Yeah, and how can I get on my betting apps and put my money on those same betting apps, but somebody just got in trouble for it?
	Yeah, so I think all sports are rigged.
	I think the elections are rigged.
	I think everything is rigged.
	Yeah, because humans are involved.
	Yep.
	No, this elections thing is serious because the Electoral College is a serious thing.
	We don't, we don't, Electoral College is not our vote.
	It's not the public vote.
	And they only look at the numbers in the Electoral College to decide who the winner is.
	So, yeah, why are we still doing that?
	What is going on?
	Can we change that?
	Like, do they know that we know?
	Why are people still telling us to vote?
	I think the question is.
	Well, rather than trying to change the electoral college, why not identify who the electoral college is?
	But they're anonymous.
	You can't know who they are.
	I mentioned one, Judge Alex Kim.
	I mentioned one earlier.
	How do you find out?
	I tried to look it up.
	They're not anonymous.
	They're not anonymous.
	How do you find them out?
	Do you just look it up online?
	It's your local politicians, your precinct chairs, your county commissioners, it's those people who have been actively involved in politics, who they have a documented record of voting.
	So rather than changing it, why not just make it more transparent?
	I was an election judge.
	I was the guy who closed down the election, took down everything, and was entrusted to put all the votes in my car and take them down to the county commissioner and drop them off.
	If I wanted to throw it out the window and say I'm tired tonight, who could stop it?
	We could have because, again, I did a lot of the campaigning management here, even in South Florida, going all the way back to Jeb Bush, George Bush, and even Daddy Bush.
	So, again, correct.
	If you wanted to literally take everything that they tell us to go and drop and put into an actual box because I'm the last person with these votes, they close down the machines.
	They trust me to drive from the precinct voting place to the county commissioner.
	Some nights I be tired because I've been there all morning.
	So when I get there, I might just what you see what I'm saying?
	So we're relying on humans to do this.
	Exactly.
	So humans are not 100% nothing because they can be corrupted.
	So why do you think they're putting AI in place?
	It can't be corrupted.
	And neither does it have compassion to have mercy.
	Well, unless you got the humans still running it.
	Even if the humans run it.
	The AI is smarter than the human.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, I would like to know some control.
	I need to know who these groups of people are.
	No, no, you don't.
	No, you don't.
	I need to know because why are you doing that?
	You cannot beat these people for one.
	You don't know they law.
	Every two years, they come up with laws and make laws that you don't even know they put on the books.
	There's laws on the books.
	You don't even know this on the books.
	Don't you know?
	We was talking about this.
	In Texas, you can still be put to death for stealing a cow.
	Yep.
	So on the law book.
	And Georgia laws, a lot of Georgia laws have been changed since they actually became Georgia laws and they still exist to this day.
	So if you ain't went and studied law, take your mind off changing anything and look in the mirror.
	I have a question.
	Let's say you know who these people were.
	What would you do?
	That was my question.
	What would be the difference in change?
	No, but I think it would inspire.
	I would collect people in the community to actually contact and write.
	Contact and write to these elected officials about who we would like to do.
	Okay, I understand.
	There are things that's already already put in process to do what you're trying to do.
	That's why we have a constitution.
	Exactly.
	It's just that the people don't believe they have the power.
	Lack of knowledge.
	So there are people who already knew four, five, six hundred years ago that you can be corrupted and we don't want to be kings here.
	So they put it in place that we don't have to worry about that.
	But we don't vote.
	We're not into what they're saying.
	So most politicians rely on us to be uninformed.
	And we're all uninformed.
	Exactly.
	Yeah.
	Very.
	Yeah.
	So, and if you try to get informed, you're going to be misinformed.
	So what's so what's up with the with the voting?
	Oh, do we do it or not?
	Well, don't wait to do it every four years if you're not doing it every two years.
	Local people.
	Don't do anything you're doing.
	So while you're looking at those people, who's your mayor?
	Who's your county commissioner?
	Who's the school board?
	Who's your city councilman?
	Who's your road guy?
	Your chair.
	So how can you look past those people to the president when he's the commander of the military and we're not an army?
	Exactly.
	And I think the misconception that people doesn't really think about our country as a business.
	And when you think about it as an actual business, you put those actual presidents, CEOs, shaneyarians in place.
	But you can write laws.
	Don't you know you can author or you can write a law and take it to the same person that you're trying to find and say, I want to see if you'll sponsor this.
	And then you volunteer when they get ready to run to do phone banking or block walking.
	How can you tell them people anything?
	You're not sending no money down there.
	Your letter that you're sending, he got a lobbyist.
	Send him $10,000 so we can get him some commercials.
	I ain't got time to read your letter.
	Now, if you send some campaign donations with your money with that letter, I might not read your letter, but I remember that name as a campaign contributor.
	Guess what?
	Whenever I need a phone call, I might answer it because I remember your name for the campaign.
	Not that letter.
	Exactly.
	Gotcha.
	Politics is a pay-to-play to win.
	That's all.
	And South Florida shows it to you.
	And even to answer your question about Trump earlier, because we having this conversation a couple days ago, we in I would only speak in for South Florida and New Yorkers in a sense of Trump and business when it came down to it.
	It was like, okay, yeah.
	So we know the business he does in Florida.
	We know the business he does in New York.
	We know the business he does around.
	So let's see if he's going to do it for America.
	And America played toe they tail and said this is what we want.
	And now we're just ready to see where the business at he in.
	Oh, well, America is America is thinking about most people who vote are thinking about themselves.
	What they can get from the president and how he's going to affect their life.
	They're missing the point.
	He's the commander in chief.
	He's strengthening our military.
	He's changing the condition that our soldiers have to get in to prepare for what's coming for the future.
	Do you agree with how he's changing that?
	I do.
	Because he's doing it.
	Why do you agree with how he's changing now?
	Oh, how are we hurting?
	We still partying.
	We still drinking.
	Yeah, we have tariff wars and things up.
	But for the people who are hurting, that's what I'm saying.
	We don't care about the people who are hurting.
	So why we bring it up?
	We don't even know the people who are hurting.
	Because we got family members and cousins who are hurting who call to borrow money and we ignore their calls.
	So why?
	We don't care about the people who are doing it.
	So we bring it up.
	We still have vices that are being fulfilled.
	Whenever we cannot fulfill our vices, whenever all the liquor is still on the liquor store shelves, then we'll be hurting.
	As long as we can still go to McDonald's and smoke cigarettes and gamble and watch sports.
	No, Low, we're not hurting.
	Touche.
	You're letting the media tell you you're hurting.
	Oh, no.
	I'm saying for the people who are actually seeing between, you know, most people who got food stamps sold their food stamps.
	So they're not hurting.
	Most people who I know got food stamps sell half of their food stamps.
	For the people who don't sell their food stamps.
	For the people who don't sell their food stamps, they overspend.
	They mismanage their time and their money.
	They had money and they didn't know how to save it.
	They got a vice.
	Vice of life.
	They're not a vice.
	Actual.
	I mean, they're benefit.
	They're not actual like necessary.
	I'm sorry.
	What did you say?
	Their benefit.
	Doesn't mean you, you're.
	What's the word?
	It's a benefit like an actual like what's the word?
	It's a benefit, but not actual, like, I guess a given thing.
	So, for example, it's not actually going to be always given.
	It's the benefit for you.
	It could be taken away at any time.
	Well, we know that in a sense.
	Exactly.
	I'm glad you brought that up.
	Because we also, I'm glad that I'm glad you brought that up.
	I'm so glad you brought that up because we do.
	We have the option to change that.
	We can have a right or we can have a privilege.
	And that's the difference between being a private American or being American under the 14th Amendment.
	So when you were saying about the corporation of the United States, if you don't like how they're running it, no, what I said was a lot of people don't realize that it is a corporation.
	It's not a country anymore.
	It's not a business.
	It is a business.
	It's never been a country.
	It's always been a business.
	And when people look at it as an actual business that they go to work for, they pay to what it is and they get their salary in return because it is a business.
	And the fact that people don't know that the country, when they refer to the United States, they don't understand that it's a corporation.
	It brings us back to 1933 when the country went into bankruptcy, right?
	And they put down that House Joint Resolution 192 where they told the people of the United States, but then this is so crazy.
	They told the people, hey, guys, we're going to, you know, create this centralized banking system, the Federal Reserve, right?
	And that's where they tricked everybody, where they told everyone, hey, go ahead and bring us your gold, your silver, your land.
	And in lieu of that, we're going to give you guys unlimited credit.
	right but then voucher but voucher Right.
	But they didn't know that when they were referring to the United States, it wasn't actually the 50 states.
	So let me ask you.
	They were referring to the corporation.
	So how was that bad?
	Was that bad for America when they done that?
	Because the 80s was good.
	Okay, so let me tell you where it's bad because you okay, so then they tricked everybody.
	They told the folks, come on, bring us, give us the gold, give us your gold, give us the silver, give us your land, we're gonna give you unlimited credit.
	And that's what that's when they created the social security, right?
	Who done that?
	Who went and took in all the gold?
	Okay, I um who took the gold?
	The corporation, the United States, right?
	No, no, no, no, no, you're saying that's what I'm saying.
	So, see, what you're saying now making sense to me.
	You're saying they tricked the people to bring in the corporations to bring in all your gold, right?
	So, oh, what do we have evidence where people who had gold took it and gave it?
	Now you're confusing me because I watched a stream with you on there and you were agreeing to everything the man had said.
	No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
	Now you're confusing me.
	I never agreed with nothing about me being tricked.
	The slaves never had gold, so how they got because they were uneducated.
	So, so, okay, so in the 80s, how was black people vibrant?
	How was they vibrant in the 20s and built Black Wall Street?
	What were they tricked at?
	And most black people don't even know nothing about created to be tricked in that field.
	So, so how were they tricked through their educational system that they were robbed out of, where they didn't give us this education, where they put obstacles in front of us and said, Hey, now we got you guys under this credit school.
	I like to remind people that most black people couldn't read during those times, so they wasn't tricked.
	They weren't into what they were saying, they was trying to survive.
	So, they, in their midst of survival, they built Black Wall Street under these same conditions she talked about.
	I watched many other black people become vibrant, even still to this day, with credit.
	Correct.
	Using credit.
	So, how is America bad?
	What they're saying is, I mismanaged my credit.
	I got tricked, and I didn't understand credit.
	All Americans didn't get tricked under whatever system she's saying.
	Because why was it to all?
	It's an individual decision, it's an individual decision.
	That's true.
	Because at the end of the day, when the cops pull you over, they tell you, Oh, well, just because you didn't know.
	Well, your mama never messed your credit up.
	The federal banking system, whatever they created, didn't have nothing to do with your credit.
	It falls back on us, individuals.
	The slaves couldn't read.
	You know what?
	They knew how to build houses.
	They knew how to tractors.
	They traded.
	They weren't into reading what the white man had to say.
	They was into being left alone and building a vibrant community and staying with their family.
	When you started trying to figure out what the white men say, you started eating at their restaurants.
	Started going to their schools, abandoning what you know how to do for your survival.
	So stop worrying about what got tricked 30 years ago and learn about AI and technology.
	Because that federal banking reserve system is not even working for America today.
	They got Bitcoin.
	They got Bitcoin.
	They got digital currency.
	Nobody can predict this.
	Learning how to feel how to use your hands.
	This is the information age.
	We cannot be tricked now.
	Well, Truston, I'm trying to figure out right now whether they're all single.
	I mean, at this point.
	There we go.
	I'll pick up in a strip club talking politics.
	I won't talk politics.
	Wait, what did you say?
	I'm sorry.
	Why are you still single?
	I actually wrote that question.
	My choice.
	Before I go into that, I didn't want to interrupt because I saw that you guys were having a conversation.
	But going back to the mustache man real fast, the reason why he disliked the Jews.
	Which mustache man?
	The reason why he didn't like the Jews is because they're a diaspora people that serve themselves and subvert the host country that they're in to benefit themselves.
	There you go.
	And, you know, obviously this before the land of Israel, but now they kind of benefit the state of Israel, control, you know, they're the main pushers of transgenderism, communism, feminism, media, music, pornography, finance, government.
	And they use all that to their benefit, right, to benefit themselves, practice nepotism, et cetera.
	And they stick together.
	There's a saying, if one Jew gets money, 10 other Jews are going to get money as well.
	So that tribalism and that nepotism has allowed them to utilize their power structure for their own benefit.
	And that's why we're waging wars on their behalf all across the Middle East.
	And that's why we support Israel so much because we have a ridiculous amount of Israeli influence in our government embedded.
	And they donate quite a bit of money.
	So that's really what it is.
	Yeah, all the heads of BlackRock are all Jews.
	It's just Black Rock across the board.
	I always say that they control every critical structure point in the United States, whether it's social media, big tech, et cetera.
	So it's like having a big bully on your team and whoever you pointed, he'll go get.
	Trust, I have a question for you.
	Yeah.
	Knowing all this information about who's doing what, how do you stop it?
	Stop worrying about it.
	Stop worrying about it.
	Stop making it sure for you.
	What are you going to do?
	I was taught a prayer as a kid.
	God grant me the serenity to change the things that I can and the wisdom to know the difference.
	Why is a person that can barely pay their bills thinking that high up when they can barely get it together down here?
	Why are you trying to figure out world issues when you can step on your porch and you and your neighbor can fix the street?
	The community.
	So man, why are you entertaining this?
	And when you was in school, you didn't pay attention.
	So where are your goals?
	What are your aspirations?
	What you can focus on.
	So there was a time I thought just like them, but I was poor with a lot of time and idled mind.
	I don't have time now to get into government.
	I don't know what they're talking about.
	It ain't happened yet.
	And when they do, it'll take years to get to me.
	I stay focused locally.
	It has way more of a direct impact on my life.
	Starting with myself, my family, my kids, my household.
	I try not to look outside of there.
	So you're saying focus on what you can control in your immediate environment.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	You can't control the world.
	Yeah, you can't.
	So that becomes a burden to even give it the energy and the thought process because the energy that it causes the emotion that it takes from.
	It's sad to think, man, that's man.
	Nigga, I want to go to, I want to thank hoes, party, yeah, fun, life, elevation.
	So if I'm focused on me and what I got going on, yeah, I hear what's going on in the world, but I'm not giving it no thought.
	Gotcha.
	Yeah.
	All right.
	It's good.
	Are you still dealing with, not dealing with children?
	That was sounding crazy.
	Are you still educating and dealing with and mentoring?
	No, ma'am.
	Only poor men mentor people.
	Why do you say that?
	Because rich men don't have time.
	They just donate some money.
	What does donating money do if you're not teaching?
	Well, even the people that's teaching got to ask for money.
	That's why they got a 501c3 and don't have no money.
	Okay.
	So you don't focus on mentoring and or it can be.
	I focus on resources.
	When I mentor, I mentor him for an hour or two, only for that kid to go back into the same conditions.
	Same situation.
	That's true.
	All I'm doing is chasing my tail.
	How can I impact this kid?
	That's that's to change the condition.
	And mentoring don't do that.
	I need to try to get his mama a job.
	I need to go in the house and see, do he even have a bed to sleep on while not mentoring.
	Resourcing.
	Resource.
	That's what our community means.
	And that's where I know.
	And not only talking about it.
	Not only that, when we got resources, what alternative do we have other than life?
	Other than that, yeah.
	So we hadn't created no alternatives.
	Okay.
	So we need to focus on creating alternatives.
	So I started creating alternatives.
	And Yana, if you let me have him and send him over to my program, we'll save the state some money where you ain't got to send him over there.
	I like that better because a lot of nonprofits doesn't realize that it really takes more resources and not just programming.
	Nonprofits is a very profitable business, non-profits.
	Non-parents are not a lot of people.
	But resource, right, when it comes to internal resources.
	It's a tax evasion process.
	They make a lot of money.
	There's nobody's working without profit.
	So when I hear nonprofit, I hear cut off.
	Cha-ching, cha-ching, chit-ching.
	And that was the purpose of me asking in reference to I know you were doing, started out doing a lot of work.
	That's when you're idled.
	Okay.
	You're idle.
	How can that's what happened to Dr. King and Malcolm X?
	They gave so much of themselves away, their children didn't get them.
	I heard that.
	I heard you say that.
	And their family is poor today.
	I'm not saying that.
	Their family is poor today.
	Other than the legends, other than the legacy that they left in reference to history.
	There's no legacy.
	The Smith Jones Museum owns Dr. King Legg's.
	Well, yeah, that's now true.
	We don't own it.
	The only thing his family owned is the Bible.
	And Dexter want to sell that because they need some money.
	So when I started learning that, my mother says a wise man stores up an inheritance for his children, children, children.
	So our black leaders wasn't wise.
	Different perspective.
	I've always thought about that.
	I've always thought about that because I'm like, look, even Blessed Bob Marty, but you know?
	They children resent what they do.
	Even Julio Cesar Chavez, if you watch the movie, his son began to resent his father.
	Yeah, because you're not here with me.
	You're not.
	So I resented the people my mother helped.
	My mother was a foster parent after she retired from General Motors.
	Oh, wow.
	I resented my cousins who she would have to get out of here.
	Take in.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, I'm nice sometimes.
	But when I want my own room and they're invading our space, I'm going to mistreat them.
	Because my mother is helping them, but it's hurting us while she's helping them.
	At the same time, so people who help hurt the people they love because they're out giving themselves away.
	Live it every day.
	And if you ain't got no money when he die, men don't nah.
	Live it every day.
	Only for these people to wake up every day, and there's really no reverence for Dr. Martin Luther King.
	Exactly.
	Nobody cares anymore.
	Nobody cares.
	No.
	So hell no, man.
	So I don't want to be.
	I didn't want to be that.
	I want to enjoy life and have fun.
	And trying to save your people.
	You can't.
	Speaking of fun, back to these hoes.
	Why are you single?
	Why am I single?
	Rich.
	Back to these houses.
	Rich.
	No, not that.
	Just find me a quality guy.
	All right, let me make it a bit more direct.
	How about this?
	Name one reason or one thing that is keeping you single.
	It could be you're too picky.
	It could be men are too short.
	It could be men are too ugly.
	Guys aren't financially attractive.
	It could be any of these different things.
	But what is the foremost reason that you're still single?
	Tornado.
	Do you know how many men I have met or talked to?
	Their lives are a tornado.
	They don't have anything in their life.
	Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
	They got too many hands.
	They still trying to figure stuff out.
	Yes.
	They ain't single.
	They accept this.
	And we're all waiting for the calm to come, but that calm just doesn't come.
	It's just one tornado after another, and they don't handle it.
	So we're looking at them and we're like, wait a second.
	Single moms, children, career, education, community, friends, responsibilities.
	We're all handling it.
	Why can't they handle their tornado?
	Let me try to get a more specific because you're saying a tornado because it could be that they're just very busy.
	No, that's not a tornado.
	That's good.
	That's a man with a purpose.
	So is it a tornado because they don't have anything together in their life?
	That's what you mean?
	Exactly.
	Okay, can you be specific about what in particular?
	Is it finances?
	Is it their looks?
	Is it their fitness?
	What is it in particular that they're a tornado?
	Is there a choice D?
	Well, it's the good.
	They got that good name together.
	So are you saying everything is an issue with the guy?
	No, no, no, no.
	Not everything with every guy, but you can meet someone and maybe their finances are together, but emotionally or psychologically, they're torn up, battled.
	That's a question.
	You want a perfect vessel?
	No, there's no perfect vessel.
	That doesn't exist.
	And what has issues?
	Of course.
	But the question becomes: to what extent and can those issues impact my life negatively?
	All right, so let's go.
	Y'all, you need some deals.
	Let's make it simple.
	That's everybody, man.
	Imagine it.
	Give us, hold on.
	Just we'll make it simple.
	Give us the top one deal breaker that keeps you single perpetually.
	Drug addicts.
	Drinkbreaker.
	Okay.
	Drug use.
	90% of the Miami.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
	And then that goes into other things.
	Big-time jug use, yeah.
	Okay.
	All right, what about you?
	Okay.
	What is the number one thing that's keeping you single?
	If you have to point at one thing when it comes to men, the number one thing, okay, I think it's the guys nowadays are just very lustful.
	I don't think guys want love and guys want to, you know, like fall in love and create a bond.
	I mean, you're a model.
	You should show your body for a living.
	Of course, one of the lust for your body.
	Okay, I understand that.
	No man looks for love, though.
	That's what I'm saying.
	Can we talk?
	Okay, but like, I just feel like you're a human being and there's certain connections, emotional connections that need to happen.
	And yeah, because like I feel like men think that they can have multiple sexual partners, but their women cannot.
	And I don't like that.
	Like, because you only have one dick and I only have one vagina.
	So, how old are you?
	I'm 27.
	No, no, no.
	You're 27.
	Oh, oh, yes, I'm 27.
	You don't know men yet.
	I feel like I'm learning.
	Like, no, I'm learning.
	I'm learning.
	I just, I feel like I'm still fighting it a little bit.
	Fighting what?
	Fighting what?
	I'm trying not to believe that guys are just about sex when it comes to people.
	Yeah, we are.
	People are.
	Scientifically, medically, and spiritually.
	I mean, people are.
	So, how are you supposed to be faithful to one woman?
	You're not.
	Yeah, we're not.
	You want to be faithful to one man?
	Okay, okay.
	So, women, you want to be faithful to one man?
	I can be faithful to one man.
	What do you want to be?
	I would like to be.
	I mean, it's easy for me.
	It doesn't.
	Yo, y'all starving.
	All right.
	All right, go on tomorrow.
	You know what I mean?
	I don't get it.
	It's just easy for a fish to be a fish.
	Yeah, it's a fish.
	It's your nature.
	Fuck your nature.
	It's not our nature to think to be with one woman.
	She has to conquer that nature.
	I know.
	Swim, nigga.
	Conquer that nature.
	So it's so good.
	Spread that sperm, baby.
	Spread that sperm.
	I don't get it.
	Hold on.
	A man's biological makeup is his desire to eat food and his desire to have sex.
	Nothing is stronger than those two desires in a man.
	And this is different for women.
	No, it's not.
	We just paint it differently, my dear.
	Just to tell you the truth.
	We just paint it differently.
	Y'all want love.
	We want sex.
	And we'll learn to love you from the sex.
	Again, we don't want love.
	We want sex.
	Why don't you want love?
	You can't ask a dog why he barks.
	He just barks.
	But you're a human being, and human beings require love.
	But no, no, no.
	Men don't require love.
	Are you not?
	Men require a relationship with God.
	Women require love.
	That was the design.
	You know what?
	That's my biggest lesson this year: that a man must have a relationship with God.
	Because it's not just about being religious, it's about being spiritual.
	I feel like when a man has that relationship with God, they have a stronger spirit.
	They're able to, you know, handle the stress of life and rise and have certain mindsets and, you know, move with life a different way.
	Speaking of raw.
	She's not going to make him believe.
	Man, he's going to be with one woman.
	Women want to hear.
	Men want to see it.
	So if we're walking around all day long, seen and everything that we see is half naked, we're thinking.
	Yeah, Mr. Mama.
	Yeah, you see a naked man.
	It don't affect you like a naked woman affects us.
	We wake up every day and now half the world is naked and everybody fine and poop.
	You know what?
	Okay, well, what about in indigenous times when we literally walked around?
	I don't allow nobody to take me back that I don't know.
	Hold on, there's some God-fearing men that love God, they'll love you, but you don't pick them.
	I mean, it's churches all around.
	Where's your man right now?
	Yeah, what is that about?
	Men love God.
	They're out there.
	Where's your name?
	What's your name, mother?
	I met one and I'm kind of talking to him right now.
	Kind of talking about him.
	He's nice.
	What's he asking?
	Okay, so it's holding you back.
	I don't think he's ready.
	No, that's not.
	But you don't think he's ready based off your experiences from other men.
	I'm listening to your line of questions.
	So, so, so.
	So you're putting him in the box, and he really can't flourish because he got other men held standards held over him.
	That you're that in your mind, you're competing against him.
	Because you ain't said not one thing bad about him.
	Yo, I just, he doesn't have to be.
	I'm constantly talking to him.
	I'm kind of talking to him.
	I feel like he doesn't want a relationship.
	So I'm not going to force.
	Maybe, yeah, maybe he don't like me.
	Maybe he don't.
	Give him a shot.
	You don't know.
	Yeah, what am I supposed to do?
	And what's kind of talking to somebody?
	So I don't know what kind of talking to somebody.
	Listen, are y'all sleeping?
	But look, I go to church, and maybe because I go to the seven o'clock service, but there's only old people.
	I haven't, you know.
	I was thinking about that.
	Maybe I should go to the nine o'clock service.
	So I can see younger people.
	Yeah, you know.
	If you want it bad enough, he'll make it happen.
	I'm just saying, you're 27.
	I'm sure you've met many guys.
	I just got out of like a three-year-long relationship.
	I'm sorry, a two-year-long relationship.
	So that wasn't a long time.
	I just, that was a long time, no.
	Why?
	Because his life was a constant tornado, and I tried to be there for him.
	You picked him.
	That's why.
	That's the point.
	When I picked him, his life was not a tornado, but then it got that way.
	And I still stuck around.
	But I just felt like he was in a very difficult place.
	And he would try to get a storm brew.
	He was trying to get some type of satisfaction from other women, attention from other women.
	I feel like the more and more he just needed that satisfaction.
	He wanted to know that he was still that nigga.
	And he needed bitches.
	What did you talk about?
	He was that nigga.
	Biologically.
	That's what I'm.
	Okay, I just want to say that.
	That means you start stroking his ego.
	You stop stroking his ego and start being demanding.
	You start nagging.
	You start where you being, where you're going.
	So you became stressed.
	So he had to go miss his stress inside of the story.
	No, I wasn't nonsense.
	He was having a lot of money problems.
	He was having a lot of money problems, bro.
	And he just looked, he's trying to step out in Miami.
	He trying to make moves.
	He trying to, he trying to, he's trying to be in a scene, nigga.
	Like, yeah.
	Haitian?
	No, he's not Haitian.
	He's American.
	He just, he's just trying to be out there.
	He's not trying to be tied down.
	He's not trying to act like he's married.
	He's not trying to be.
	No, he's trying to be out there.
	You want to be tied down and/or married at 27 and or younger.
	No kids.
	Why would he want to do that?
	Okay, that's great for him.
	That's great for him.
	The relationship ended.
	This is why the relationship ended.
	He was out there fixing his life, and so am I. Not even for you.
	You were still young.
	Learning life.
	We're still young.
	That's why we separated.
	I recommend a person.
	Yeah, I recommend you.
	You were having children early.
	Men were taking care of families when they were younger.
	They were stepping up and handling their responsibilities.
	If you're not ready to separate that, and you're 33, I don't think it should have been a lot of fun.
	That's another place that you're saying.
	But those same men also had other women.
	Exactly.
	It's always been like that.
	But they were not drinking.
	They didn't know what to do.
	It's always been like that.
	Yeah, yeah.
	The idea is nothing comes back home.
	Yeah, you suspected.
	If you know men, a man is going to be a man.
	I don't know.
	If I'm picking up the bills, and I've been picking up the bills for months after month.
	You don't have a man.
	That's how I'm done.
	And now you steal that up.
	And now you're not.
	That was a drug.
	And listen, listen.
	When I found out that look, the stress is causing him to glitch on me and he's not carrying himself.
	You know what I mean?
	He's instead, he's trying to take it out with other stuff.
	You say stress was causing him.
	I left the bills.
	I left that.
	I left that because I'm like, you're not, it's not getting better.
	And I'm here trying to, you know, thug it out.
	And but you're not doing what you're supposed to be doing.
	You're not fixing.
	You're not working on yourself.
	You're trying to get distractions, talk about distractions.
	And that's okay.
	Listen, again, I got it.
	You're paying the bills, right?
	You're the one in charge.
	You picked him.
	I left.
	You messed up.
	I left.
	But no, no, no.
	Well said, man.
	Well said.
	I'm not getting mad.
	He was taking care of me.
	When that shit stopped, I didn't want to just leave him because, you know, like you, how he was taking care of you.
	Is he going to stay alive?
	I just heard something.
	What?
	He had his shit together.
	He fucked up taking care of her.
	Exactly.
	He fucked up taking care of me.
	That's what you said.
	That's what you said.
	I'm mad that now.
	Y'all don't know nothing about my story.
	That's what you just said.
	So let me say, taking care of me is not paying all of my bills.
	Taking care of me is how you made it.
	That's my action.
	That's how you made a single.
	That's what he's taking care of.
	Okay, well, let me answer your question.
	Okay, keep my man was not taking care of all my bills, but he was helping me.
	He was very much helping me.
	So this is what I'm saying, right?
	This is where most mistakes men make helping their girlfriend they just made.
	They just met.
	That's the biggest mistake most men make.
	I was always paying him before.
	Please let me finish.
	Please don't.
	He did not lose his money over.
	Please don't turn into a victim because you bashed him after he lost his money and said, I've been taking care of him.
	I'll pay all the bills.
	You came and shamed him because he took a fall and he helped you in the beginning.
	But I hate having serious conversations with young people and women.
	Because this is what a woman does.
	When you say something that she doesn't agree with and uncomfortable, she won't let you finish explaining.
	She'll make you pimmy.
	Sorry.
	I don't want to talk no more.
	Go ahead.
	I don't talk to people who tit for tat me because you not respect.
	I'm a man and I don't go back and forth with no woman.
	So, how was he taking care of you?
	Because you went from he was taking care of you and then he something happened in life and transitioned and then he wasn't it no more.
	Right.
	Um, I was in relationship with dude.
	When I met him, he really helped me out.
	If I needed something, he would take me out to eat.
	If I needed something, I could ask him.
	If he needs something, he could ask me.
	It's give and take, give and take.
	But then it comes to a point where, okay, I don't have it.
	Okay, I got you.
	I don't have it.
	Okay, I got you.
	I don't have it.
	Okay, I got you.
	And that just kept kept doing that.
	Kept doing that for months and months and months.
	This is why you don't help women because when you go into your season of low, they're going to abandon you.
	She said that anytime I call him an ass in the beginning, he had it in the beginning.
	He went through a season and didn't have it and didn't have it long enough.
	The season lasted longer.
	And she abandoned him and then came and shamed him in the beginning until we started asking questions.
	Okay, he wasn't a bad guy.
	He really helped out in the beginning.
	But first, I pay everything.
	And this is what the black man have to deal with: character assassination.
	And because I try to help, when I can't help, I'm gone.
	That's why I buy pussy.
	Wait a minute.
	White men don't have to deal with that.
	I was going to say that's the men.
	I'm not worried.
	I'm not here.
	I'm not a technical man.
	I'm not a white man.
	I don't have white friends.
	I don't have white family members.
	Everybody I know black.
	And they deal with this.
	they deal with it so people deal with it i can't i can't i can't be the one helping doing everything on my own and finding i'm getting cheered on too and for me to just be like i speak from a black perspective and only i don't speak from a cultural okay and you're having two different conversations but uh you need a lot of help and you're you're speaking on two different levels of conversation yeah i'm not you're just not listening to me bro at the top of the um when
	you're explaining the problems that you had guys not having their together or whatever or men being lustful you made the comment that um men can have multiple women or want multiple women but women aren't like that um the reason why men can have multiple women is because precisely what you just described if he takes care of you nothing's going to happen but if you take care of him that something is going to happen so in other words like men have to perform women don't this is why a guy can have multiple women and a woman can't have multiple men right there that proves it because when you were up you left him when
	he was up he didn't leave you when he took care of you i didn't cheat on him though i i understand that but what i'm trying to explain is is that men are held to a way higher standard than women are within relationships we have to do more for the woman than the woman has to do for us it's just so we get a certain so we get i agree with that i agree with that as a woman since men have to bring more to the table why can't he be faithful since men have to bring more to the table men have the ability to have multiple women since we have to perform a lot more to get sexual access than you guys do
	all you have to do is be pretty and exist we have to be handsome have money be charming have charisma frame have status all this fucking shit so i look at it like if i had to go through all these hoops to just get you on a date or to be with you i think that guy is going to have a little bit more leverage to want certain things or maybe have other women because the reality is connie west famously said this there's a thousand users there's only one of me so you know and i think this is one of the things that women don't understand is that you guys are not as special as you guys think you
	are and you guys are extremely replaceable because there's always a girl turning 18 or 21 or 22 or even 45 that speaks less and not 45 uh that's that's that's going to be less annoying and less you know let bring less baggage because our standards aren't as high as yours there's always one woman that a man is willing to change for based on how she treat him uh but you can lose that because what tends to happen is you become so
	focused on my cheating you want to know my every move and actions as a man and you decline as a woman if you know me uh you know what kind of man i am you know if i'm sexually driven or if you've lived long enough you know how men are all men cheat physically mentally and emotionally so do women all women have a work boyfriend all women have a spiritual husband her pastor
	come on now you got a man you listen to you you got a work boyfriend not on that you got a crush on social media that has an effect on your emotions i have nothing to know about right as a man i want to see titties and ass when i get goals i don't want to see titties and ass when i got goals as a woman why are you so focused on me as a man when i come home as a man while i got money the house dirty dinner ain't done i gotta take you out i gotta figure out what we're gonna eat but
	i got money uh i should have another woman you're not figuring out what we need to eat baby she cooking and fucking um just so we can keep it pushing okay so what did uh what's keeping you single we can come back and analyze all their things that keeping them single so for you men are too lustful for you men are tornadoes and drug well drug use what about you what's keeping you single i just want to focus on myself and what i have to take care of before i get into a relationship or okay let's go uh let's go through this then uh in your hierarchy of
	needs or hierarchy of uh prioritization uh go over your top five things because clearly a relationship isn't number one so So, what is it?
	And where does the relationship fall?
	Top three.
	Top three.
	I gave five because the men are men is probably at the bottom.
	Okay.
	My priorities.
	Yeah, your top three priorities, Joe.
	Oh, God, my money, my family.
	Making sure I have myself together.
	And men is still not in the top five.
	Okay.
	So it's all the way at the bottom, right?
	Yeah, it's like maybe really nigga.
	All right, Pharaoh.
	Okay, let me ask you this then.
	Do you have high standards?
	I do have high standards.
	So, if you have high standards, wouldn't it behoove you to put men at a higher number in the prioritization list?
	No.
	If you're demanding a certain caliber of men, don't you think they're going to demand something back in return?
	And that's why I don't want to be in a relationship right now because I know the person that is going to pursue me, I want to have myself together because I know I'm going to ask for a lot.
	Okay, explain having yourself together in your eyes.
	Get my money right.
	Okay.
	Do you, and you're 24 years old?
	Do you think getting your money right is going to make you a more appealable partner in the future?
	It may or may not.
	Do you think you have more sexual market value to men now or later on when you're older and have your money right?
	Both.
	Because I'm going to be bad still when I'm older.
	Okay.
	Okay.
	Looking.
	So you think that men have a vested interest in your ability to earn money?
	It's not for a man.
	It's for myself.
	Oh, it's for yourself.
	Like, it's not because I'm not, I don't want, why would I want a man that I would have to take care of?
	Obviously, a man is going to.
	So you want a provider?
	Yes.
	All right.
	What's the bare minimum that he's got to make for you?
	The bare minimum.
	Yeah.
	Annual.
	Or you could say monthly.
	I don't think it's a price because there are some men.
	Come on, man.
	You just said money matters.
	So give me a number.
	No, I can't give you a number because there are men that have it and still won't do it.
	Then you have men that don't have it and will do it.
	What will do it for you, lifestyle-wise?
	$100K, $200K a year?
	$50K, $60K.
	He might be watching right now.
	You never know.
	Yeah.
	Let me know what I'm saying.
	If you have high standards, there's got to be some type of range that you have.
	You never know.
	Yeah.
	Let me know.
	I just don't think it's a number.
	All right.
	So, yachts, I'd be really naked.
	What's up?
	Like, clubs, everybody?
	Somebody who can afford to live in Miami?
	Yeah.
	Like, what's up?
	Like, what state?
	It could be Miami.
	It could be New York.
	It can be wherever.
	Oh, it's in New York, Manhattan?
	Manhattan.
	Oh, so let me be very blunt about this.
	This is why we've had arranged marriages for so long because women are fucking stupid.
	In a sense, this is precisely the problem with modern day women.
	You want a higher caliber guy that's attractive that checks off a bunch of boxes.
	However, he's not even in your list of boxes in your prioritization.
	So let me get this straight.
	If someone dunks your head underwater, right?
	What's the first thing that you're going to try to do?
	You're going to fight to try to get up so you can get some oxygen, right?
	You're going to fight tooth and nail to get that oxygen.
	People only do things when they need to do it.
	All right.
	If you only want to do it, you're not going to do what's required to get it, right?
	If someone is diabetic and they know they're going to die, all of a sudden they're going to start eating healthy, watch their sugar intake, watch their calories, exercise, all these different things.
	But if you only want to do it, well, are you going to still stick to the diet plan?
	Are you still going to go to the gym and train hard?
	Probably not.
	And the problem with modern day women is you guys only want men.
	You don't need men.
	And then they're at the bottom of the prioritization list.
	So here's my thing.
	Let's say you do find this guy, checks all the boxes, right?
	Why the hell is he going to pick you when you're talking about getting your money right and focusing on yourself when you can go get with a girl who's going to make him the priority?
	And this is just comical to me because women want a top-tier guy, but you guys are not willing to pay the top-tier price for said guy.
	And what makes it even more ludicrous is that there's a lot of you.
	There's not a lot of him.
	And I don't think women understand how common you guys are because we both smoke up your asses to make you guys think that you're special, but you guys really aren't, man.
	Common.
	Like, this is why arranged marriages were such a thing because women are so fucking dumb that they're not able to figure out, hey, you have a finite amount of time to find a guy.
	Right now, you're at your peak.
	By the time you're getting your money right, you're not going to be as hot.
	There's going to be a girl that's going to be 21 that has less bad habits, isn't as jaded, is going to submit to me, is going to follow my lead, isn't going to be problematic.
	And quite frankly, I don't give a fuck about her career.
	So why is a guy who has a shit together going to get with an older woman who's rambunctious, that makes her own money, is going to talk back to him, be fucking used and abused, have all this jaded background from men that have fucked her up before?
	Why would he deal with that?
	And he doesn't have to have to.
	Exactly.
	And that's the beauty of it.
	And I think that that's what we're realizing that we do not, we're not making you guys a priority because we do not want to.
	So here's the thing.
	Okay, like we do not want to be with you guys.
	You're not going to make men.
	Because you guys are always saying that.
	Let me just start this real quick, though.
	Like, you guys are always so irritating.
	See, this is exactly what I'm talking about.
	You did it to him?
	Yeah.
	No, you don't to him.
	You're like, this is, and that's the problem.
	You're just talking.
	You're not listening.
	Right.
	I'm telling you, men, we expect certain things from women.
	But the thing is, is that our standards aren't as high as you guys.
	So it's easier for us, especially if we're attractive, to replace you.
	But I just find it crazy to me how, like, women want a relationship.
	They want a top-tier guy, but they're not willing to put in the work to get said top-tier guy.
	If you only want it, you're probably not going to get it because you need it to get that caliber guy.
	Or, or, or you can keep doing what you're doing and then get lower status men that are going to pay you in the beginning and take care of you in the beginning.
	And then all of a sudden, next thing you know, they're fucking broke or they don't have their shit together.
	So you're going to have to either settle on a lower status guy or fix your priorities, put a top-tier guy at the top of your priority list, and then acclimate to him.
	But most women don't want to do that.
	You guys want to have your career.
	You guys want to be hoes.
	You want to live your life.
	You want to go ahead and put off marriage and a family.
	That's fine.
	But don't expect me to come down the road and fucking rescue you.
	It's not happening.
	It's a reason why males and females were created to be on earth, to need one another.
	Of course.
	We cannot exist on earth apart.
	And we're not equal.
	We're not equal.
	We're not supposed to be equal.
	No one says we're equal.
	That's silly in itself.
	The problem is the women before now understood men.
	Right?
	So women.
	They understood.
	No, she understood men.
	Because a woman, if she heard a man cussing, she would not go back and forward with a cussing man.
	She already knows he has a nasty mouth.
	So she wouldn't even speak in his presence.
	He might call her a bitch.
	Today's women will speak in the presence of a filthy mouthed man and get offended by being disrespected.
	You already heard he's a disrespectful man.
	So why engage him?
	Today's women didn't go back and forward with a man.
	They listen.
	Because how can you conquer that if you're not hearing what he's telling you?
	He'll tell you how to beat him.
	If you listen to him, he'll tell you how to beat him.
	So most women sat and listened and allowed things to happen so she can have leverage.
	Why you think Hillary Clinton did leave Bill?
	And all of a sudden she became powerful.
	No, I just like my thing is it's just crazy to me how women will put men at like the bottom of the priority list and then still expect a top-tier guy and have high standards.
	If you're going to put men at the bottom of the priority list and you're going to focus on yourself, well, be prepared to be disappointed by the men that come into your life.
	That's angle.
	Because guys that have their shit together, they're like, yo, you need to follow what I do.
	Who cares about your career and all this other shit?
	But if you want to, you know, put your career in place or wait until you find a guy when you're older, unfortunately, the men you're going to attract are not going to be the highest caliber guys that you want.
	So you got to pick one.
	You want to have a career and wait until later on in life?
	You might not get the top guy because as you get older, your sexual market value goes down.
	And inversely, as a guy gets older, his sexual market value goes up.
	So what is a market woman for you in a sense, since you're using that verbiage?
	What is it?
	What?
	A market woman?
	Yeah, where you're saying that even if a man hates you.
	Oh, you mean like a high sexual minded value female?
	Yeah, so you're saying that if a man has a female doesn't talk too much, not annoying.
	She's quiet, only speaks when spoken to, doesn't embarrass him in front of his friends.
	Acts like has feminine tendencies.
	The problem is that women are too masculine nowadays.
	And this comes from feminism.
	This comes from you guys pursuing money.
	This comes from you guys pursuing education.
	And look, Chris, I understand.
	Education does masculinize you.
	Yeah.
	I disagree, but keep going.
	I think it does.
	I agree.
	Because the ability to communicate.
	Some people you need to learn.
	Why are you going to school?
	You're going to school.
	Most people don't go to school just to go to school.
	They're going to school to be educated to go ahead and pursue a career, which puts you in a competitive marketplace, which is inevitably going to make you masculine you to a degree.
	Now, right?
	Does this mean every single girl?
	No.
	But what I am saying is that women of today are far more masculine than women of 1955.
	The women of 2025 act more like men than the women in 1955.
	I agree with that.
	I agree with that in a sense.
	But what you said in a sexuality.
	So let me ask you this.
	So, like, why should a guy work his ass off, acquire resources, go to the gym, build himself up, et cetera, to get a woman that's going to be half as feminine as a woman 50 years ago?
	That's what I was asking you in a sense when you said that when a man has his stuff together, shit together, but quality of a woman fits in where in a sense of she shouldn't have to do certain things or she shouldn't have to put in qualifications for what it is that she's doing versus you being the man.
	Well, God.
	I don't really understand her.
	God created the woman to be the helpmate.
	So once she goes to get a career, where's my helpmate at?
	So when she go get a career, what about our babies?
	Our kids.
	We done decided to make a baby together.
	Who go raised them?
	But why did she have to get that career?
	Needed to help her.
	No, no, no, no.
	Let me get a second job.
	Most women went and got the education in the career for freedom and to have a voice to be seen as an equal.
	Yep.
	Freedom or lack thereof that wasn't being done.
	I think it was more a necessity.
	Like if you have to provide, or if maybe he's sick or something happens at home, you need to help me.
	My grandparents had 15, 16 kids in two-bedroom households.
	So when the woman has to go to work, who's raising the family?
	We no longer have a family.
	That's true.
	So your nature is to be in the family.
	I think a lot of women nowadays want to stay home, but I think a lot of men don't want the ability.
	They're not a provider.
	They want to do 50% of the time.
	Sometimes it can be hard, right?
	So she's trying to sit down.
	So past survival.
	So why did you let me get you pregnant then?
	So why did you let me get you pregnant then?
	Touche, touche, touche.
	You let me get you pregnant.
	I'm not talking about the dating.
	Hold on, no, no, listen, listen.
	See, this is what I'm hearing.
	We're getting away from the origins of man and woman.
	Man was created to do one thing.
	Woman was created to do another thing with a nature.
	Why are we going against our nature?
	And per se, you, what was a man built to do and what was a woman built to do?
	You're absolutely right.
	So let's go back to Adam and Eve.
	There you go.
	The man, the woman.
	We all have our place.
	God gave man an identity before he had a woman.
	He had a job and an assignment.
	Be fruitful, be dominion, and multiply with instructions.
	He had the woman to help him do this.
	Today's women don't want her man out there.
	She wants any helpmates.
	No, no, no.
	She wants to control his nature.
	Where are you going?
	Where you being?
	She wants to control his nature.
	And she wants to compete with him.
	So she don't, she's not in her nature because today's women focus more on what men do and what women do.
	You don't cook, you don't clean.
	So you're not doing what women do.
	You're competing with men.
	Wait, you're assuming.
	I assume that's what I'm saying.
	How many times?
	How many times did you cook breakfast for the man you was?
	How many times?
	Are you talking to me?
	I'm just asking questions.
	How many times did he have to decide what we're going to eat?
	Are you talking to me?
	Never.
	I'm just telling you.
	Which is rare.
	Rare.
	Woman.
	I ain't going to be able to do that.
	Hold on.
	Hold on to me.
	All of you guys are saying, yeah, yeah, yeah.
	Y'all are much older than these young girls today that we're speaking of and seeing.
	And that's why we end up with all the young guys.
	I got fucking only.
	I got somehow the young guys when all the old assistants are.
	Well, most young guys.
	I need this in 18 to 25 anymore.
	How did that shit happen?
	If an older woman is getting with a young guy, she just tapped back into her whole face.
	She just want to be fucking a bitch.
	What can a young guy do for an older woman?
	He ain't got no money.
	He ain't got no.
	That's what y'all just complain about.
	Most men don't have a young guy has way.
	He's a hurricane instead of a tornado.
	Very much so.
	He says, fuck longer and stronger.
	That's it.
	That's it.
	Pretty much.
	And that's why I was saying, I think I should wait till I get older to get back into the dating game where men can, you know, have the, you know, the provision.
	What you waiting for?
	Yes.
	I'm saying to wait till I get older.
	That's what I recommend.
	Stop trying to date and just fuck.
	I'm going to hold back on that as well.
	So stop shutting down.
	I think all the men are in a marriage.
	Stop trying to date and fuck.
	Come on, man.
	And so you can focus on your career and you'll be completely satisfied.
	So I think just after this point here, there's a way the dating game is actually set up and you want it to be your way.
	The problem is it can't be your way.
	It's already set up correctly.
	I think there's a nature to life right now that everybody wants things their way.
	Wait, I think more so in America than international.
	Because when I go outside, like for example, anytime I'm traveling, you see a lot more families, you see a lot more young couples that are having children earlier, which is honestly, in my opinion, sometimes the way to go.
	Because the older we get and everything, everything becomes a little bit more jaded.
	I do.
	How many?
	Two.
	Where's his mother?
	Dad, he's very close to them, but we're not together anymore.
	We were together for 15 years.
	Both kids are from one dad?
	Yes.
	What did you guys bring up?
	He became a Scientologist.
	Ooh.
	So?
	Different kinds of people.
	I tried it.
	I tried it.
	Say, I'm on your own.
	Tom Cruzo.
	Tom Cruz.
	Everything was fine.
	So we were a conversation.
	That's why I'm paying up with the black motion because it's old-fashioned.
	Everything stems from friendship.
	It doesn't really matter.
	And when you're in a team, it doesn't matter who's up, who's down.
	Of course, the woman is supposed to support the guy.
	But what happens when there's a struggle and he can't do it?
	Does she leave him?
	No.
	Why would she leave him?
	She loves him.
	They're a team.
	So then she has to pick up.
	Piggyback up and be the best.
	Be a team, right?
	That's what it's all about.
	In hopes that at some point he's going to find himself get things together.
	And then, you know, the balance is off.
	But here's what happens.
	Not always does that happen.
	And it has nothing to do with it.
	But it's very difficult for a woman to be in her feminine energy and to feel safe and secure.
	We're not talking about money.
	We're not talking about those things.
	Leadership.
	We talk about leadership.
	Yeah, where you have to put the cash.
	How am I going to follow a man who can't pay his bills?
	His life is a mess.
	His children don't talk to him.
	He has two or three different baby mamas, and none of them are nice women because they only have bad things to say.
	So how am I going to follow him as a leader, respect him?
	No.
	If I meet someone, he has only nice things to say about the ex.
	He's a good dad.
	He's a good friend.
	He's a good man.
	He's ethical.
	To me, that's a quality person.
	Yeah.
	And I think, let me add on to that because even somebody that I'm putting in the middle of the day.
	We call it kids.
	And I've been hearing the verbiage all my life of.
	I agree with what he was saying.
	This person actually said, why don't people actually give 100, 100?
	And that was the first time that I actually heard that.
	Like, what is 50-50?
	Like, what is giving half of yourself to someone when you are supposed to be internally involved versus giving 100% of yourself?
	And when you heard him, that means it.
	I've never been to that.
	I'm not seeing the 50-50.
	I love the 100% giving 100%.
	It doesn't matter what you do.
	You want to get physically fit?
	You're putting all of your eggs into it.
	You want to succeed.
	You want to build a podcast and you're putting your heart, your soul, everything you got into it.
	It's going to succeed.
	But when you're throwing your attention in 20 different places, how are you going to succeed?
	You're all over the place.
	Having no sense of direction.
	Self-care.
	It's not even about the self-care.
	It's just the ability to understand that everyone has needs and a man has his needs.
	A woman, it's all about caring, feeling nurtured, feeling protected.
	And it doesn't have to do with money.
	I mean, I find a dream that I just find it funny because this is all from the women's message.
	You keep me so.
	Keep you single.
	You want that.
	Masturbation.
	All right.
	All right.
	What's up, sir?
	I'm telling you, girl.
	I know the lack of money.
	I don't know.
	Because, like, they're all old as fuck.
	I thought it's like going to be about, oh, yeah, body positive.
	Yeah, that girl's at.
	But why can't you keep your man?
	Like, stop believing your man.
	Go all together.
	This is what I tell a nigga.
	Your woman go put out what you put in her.
	Okay.
	Okay.
	She gonna put out what you put in her.
	She gonna give out what you give in.
	She subconsciously, to a degree, becomes a reflection of your leadership.
	Because it's supposed to be one, right?
	What should we call?
	Yeah.
	Guys who are with access and so like, you know, trying to find their life and shit like that.
	It's your fault.
	You guys trolls wrong.
	I'm a good lie motherfucker, so it's gonna take me a year to get past my lie.
	So in the beginning, we got a year.
	So I couldn't share the currency.
	Because in the beginning, I'm giving you my best.
	Yeah, facts.
	Fuck.
	Fuck.
	Once I win, once I win you, then you start to get less of my best.
	Gotcha, bitch.
	That's why you gotta wait till marriage, huh?
	It's called being comfort.
	That's why you gotta wait till marriage.
	So why does that change if it seems so much about him?
	That was my question.
	Why do men give 100% in the beginning?
	And why don't you just comfort machine?
	Because I don't get you 100% in the beginning.
	Facts.
	So I have to come dress like a knight in shining armor.
	Sure.
	If I come dressed as a man with flaws, then you would never look at me.
	Yeah, facts.
	Because you don't show up with your flaws.
	It's not about showing us your flaws.
	It's about the effort.
	It's about that effort.
	I need to know your flash.
	Is that what I'm doing wrong?
	I need to know your flaws.
	I need to know when you get angry.
	Are you violent?
	So I need to know that.
	I need to know, was your mother beating me?
	Should I be hiding my flaws?
	So what tends to happen is when we meet each other, we hide our flaws.
	Yeah.
	Make sure we ain't got a book in our nose, a heartache.
	I don't know what you look like with that wig.
	Facts.
	No, I never look at my Instagram.
	No, no, I know.
	That's the reason why you show dressed up in the beginning.
	And you don't use the bathroom in front of her when you first meet her.
	That's why y'all don't rush to live with each other.
	We typically rush to live with each other.
	The first time we have sex, we don't leave each other after that.
	We typically live with you go there, I go there.
	And we'll learn each other better like that.
	But if we keep coming together, playing house, we're going to keep faking and funking until it comes out.
	So toss it down.
	There you go.
	Her note.
	Well, no, we're going.
	That's not going to be us.
	Damn.
	You crazy, bro.
	It's time to wrap up.
	Yo.
	Yo, yo, she puts up to her page.
	Bro.
	What the hell?
	Yo, hey, who is that?
	But Sean.
	You're an entertainer.
	I'm a hard guy.
	I'm a bitch.
	You're a heartbreaker, man.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
	You're not a man.
	Not man-bashing.
	You man-bashing.
	No, what?
	I love that man.
	He knows I still love him.
	Come back get your woman, dude.
	Come get your woman.
	No, no, she never says I still love him.
	Yo, I'm not gonna lie.
	Trusting.
	So she's belonging about Black Panther, bro.
	Like she belongs to her.
	Oh, yo.
	Honestly.
	All right, what about you?
	Why are you single?
	One thing you would say?
	The lack of intellectual conversation.
	Simulation.
	Yeah.
	Stimulation, conversations, just being able to hold a conversation in general.
	It's very superficial.
	Just not stimulating nigga.
	So you would say most men can't stimulate you mentally because they're not there yet.
	They're two in the six.
	Once they can't talk about fucking, they can't talk about nothing else.
	What about you?
	The reason why I'm still single?
	Yeah.
	By choice right now.
	On the sense of I have a lot of people.
	Is anybody fucking who fucking on her?
	Who gives some dick?
	They all are.
	I mean, I'm still in the sense of.
	We human.
	I would like to think so.
	I mean, somebody is getting some.
	I mean, somebody in the sense of that.
	I'm focusing on helping my son raise his children right now.
	So the last man that I was with in honest strength was not so much of a family man.
	So that was a mistake that I made in a sense of because that was something that he did tell me up front.
	And me being a big family person and being the eldest of six and just now my son is growing into his own life and now, you know, having his own children.
	So I think right now I'm not to say primarily focused on, but just making sure that right now that my son is guaranteed to be.
	You're single because how are you supposed to focus on your son?
	No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
	I said my son.
	Enjoy.
	Not to say, only focus on my son.
	I said my last.
	So I was in my last relationship I was in for five years.
	Made the mistake of this man not being a father and not being a family oriented person.
	And me being the eldest of six, I went in with the idea of, well, you know, he don't want no children.
	That's great.
	I don't want to have no more.
	But going along the patterns of life and me, again, just being a big family person and family-oriented, he wanted me to be solely focused on him and not him being included into my ordinance of life.
	Yeah, he the granddad don't take vacation with a woman.
	Fuck playing granddaddy.
	Yeah, he won't watch ball on Sundays.
	He wanted life to be solely focused on him.
	And I haven't been able to separate the idea of being able to focus on family and life and man at this time.
	Two different paths.
	So yeah.
	You're some other way.
	He is currently 29.
	He's a grown up.
	Come on.
	Wait, sex.
	Little people.
	No, no, no.
	I said he is my big baby.
	My only son.
	He's an old ass man.
	I did not say it was right.
	I said what I was saying.
	And I'm waiting for a lot.
	What's it?
	No, no.
	You raise your children.
	He needs to handle his children.
	You need to do that.
	She turned to fight out.
	This is the same.
	That's why you're just cutting the umbilical paper.
	I don't blame that nigga.
	I was about to pay granddaddy and you know he's talking about it.
	No, he was not 29 when I met him.
	He's 29 now.
	That was five.
	What about you?
	I'm not saying.
	Question for you.
	You're what everyone answers here why they're single.
	Why do you think you're not single right now?
	Because I found someone that matches me.
	Because I found someone that matches me.
	Wait, hold on.
	He stimulates my mind.
	His income, like you said, is there.
	He's tall.
	Yeah, because he has to be a provider for that.
	She said something way more powerful than you come.
	She said, matches me.
	I mean, they're equally yoked, like the Bible describes.
	Has money.
	Stimulates your mind.
	Wait.
	Anything else?
	Of course.
	Makes me feel good.
	Wait, why were you so reluctant to say?
	Hold on.
	Why were you so reluctant to say you're in a relationship then if he checks on your boxes?
	Normally, when girls are in happy relationships, they can't wait to tell everybody that they're in a relationship.
	The fact that you're extremely reluctant like that gives me a lot of red flags that something is off.
	He's old as fuck.
	Because I wanted it to be low-key.
	No, I'm low-key.
	He's old.
	Because I'm on a podcast.
	Wait, how old is he?
	Huh?
	Yeah.
	How old is he?
	How old is he?
	He's 33.
	Brush.
	Oh, you're the same.
	What the fuck, Brush?
	If someone pulled him in a room by himself, would he say that he's in an exclusive relationship with you?
	I hope he does.
	Not you all.
	Oh, Fresh Williams.
	He was supposed to say, yeah, that's what he says.
	They're basically, they're seeing each other, but he hasn't committed to her yet.
	That's what it is.
	No offense.
	Bro, women are too easy to read, bro.
	That's him right there.
	He might have a wife.
	I have a woman isn't willing to like openly like if she doesn't like emphatically say I have a man something's off there whether he doesn't check all her boxes or it's not a real relationship yeah It's one of those two.
	Or something else.
	So they're like in a talking statement.
	She's a way out.
	Yeah, yeah.
	No, they're probably, maybe they've been together for a bit, but he just hasn't committed to her yet.
	That's what it is.
	That's why she was reluctant to say that, and she wanted to keep it low-key.
	Back of her mind, she knows that he might see other bitches.
	Or he could be a side chick.
	Or she might be the side chick.
	Could be.
	That's what I'm saying.
	You never know.
	Could be.
	That's just what I've noticed.
	And listen, if you focus on just you, it wouldn't matter.
	You know, my homework.
	But you don't know it don't hurt you.
	But you don't know it hurts you.
	Oh, it could, though.
	It could give you an STD, an infection.
	Then you know now.
	So if he's not coming home doing that, why are you worried about what he's doing?
	Oh, my God.
	She is.
	She'll stop on the bottom.
	Yeah, she already shot her.
	One sec, guys.
	We have some chats here.
	Yeah.
	As a 24-year-old with a big cock, how do I overcome musophobia?
	Musophobia, what is that?
	That is.
	Put your cock up.
	What's the thing?
	That's how you do it.
	Put your cock up, read a book.
	What else do we got?
	Reigns from the Dark Knight.
	Actually, 39 lying ass.
	That's her.
	They're saying that you're 39.
	Oh.
	Yeah.
	Old Storm 2.
	Age 50 and 50 Teeth 2.
	Body count 9,000, 4.
	50 pound six figure, 3.
	Embrace a lot of plus.
	Menopause, please, 2.
	Fantastic.
	What anime is that?
	He called them the old ass panel.
	Yeah, solo level.
	One of the best out there.
	One of the best out there.
	Shout out to Brett, aka CM Punk, in the building.
	Shout out to Brett, man.
	Hey, Brett.
	Hey, Brett.
	Hi, Clipper.
	Yeah, fantastic.
	All right.
	Okay.
	All these bald heads remind me of a milk dud.
	See, ladies, they roast us too.
	All right.
	Might mean the end of food stamps by November 1st for the EBT Weave Warriors on the panel.
	What will you do if that happens?
	I guess they'll have to go to work.
	Is anyone here on EBT?
	No.
	Who?
	Not yet.
	Night, yeah.
	Anything else?
	Yeah, we got normal.
	All right.
	Martin, do you agree with this statement?
	Quote, it's not cheating if the man doesn't tell you explicitly that he wants to be with you and only you.
	He's just exercising opinions.
	Do you mean options?
	Women just say it's cheating to shame the man that they want for exercising options.
	Bro, this is what I tell you guys to just be upfront, man.
	Just tell them you're not going to be monogamous.
	You might lose girls doing that, which is why most of you guys lie to these bitches, but it'll give you way less headaches, man.
	What else?
	Yeah, the problems start when you lie to them and say, oh, I love you.
	You're the only one.
	That's when you start getting into trouble.
	I'm not going to lie.
	He's 100% correct.
	Yeah.
	Tony says, shout out to FNF.
	Shout out to Charleston.
	This is a panel.
	This is panel, bro.
	Guys, please spell check your shit, man.
	Oh, man.
	This panel is a prime example of age really doing a number on women.
	Hey, Chigo, I have a question.
	Is that your real hair?
	Take that shit off.
	It doesn't look good.
	No.
	All right.
	Well, we know now.
	All right, Tony.
	Jeff says, What are the roles of a woman in a relationship?
	What are the roles of a woman in society?
	Bonus question: Will you ever get on your knees to propose to a man?
	No, no, wait, wait, bro.
	They're not doing none of that, man.
	What else we got here?
	Can I ask a question?
	Do you guys like that?
	Like a woman?
	Like, if a woman?
	Yeah.
	I don't see what's wrong with it.
	No, I'm asking the men.
	But we were just talking about men.
	They're supposed to be men.
	We'll wrap it up then for a woman.
	Charleston's got to go soon, so we got to wrap up the show here as well.
	Why would a woman propose to a man?
	I'm just asking you when a man finds his type of woman.
	If a woman finds her type of man, then he gonna be a sucker.
	That's funny.
	All right.
	I'll read these challenges and get last thoughts.
	That's it.
	Because Charleston's got to go.
	That was it.
	Yeah, I got to earn it.
	That's right.
	So tomorrow, me and DJ Academics go be streaming with an NBA Young Boy in Houston.
	Let's go.
	I got to leave Station the next morning and fly to LA.
	I hadn't had, yeah, so I got a little nap in.
	Yeah.
	And my son back to sleep.
	So I'm getting up and shooting.
	Shea.
	Wait, wait, wait, wait.
	We'll close it out right here in a second.
	So the club, nigga?
	Welcome, nigga.
	I'm going to go from the club to the Apple.
	Okay.
	That's what I say.
	Thank you.
	Let's just get last thoughts from the girls and close out.
	Last thoughts on the show for you?
	We'll start here.
	Everything was great.
	I love it.
	They should have been drunk.
	This was dead.
	Yeah, they were there.
	They should have been drunk.
	All right.
	Tell us about you.
	I actually like being in front of you and actually seeing different for you.
	Compared to character.
	Compared to what I actually see on YouTube and television.
	so i appreciate actually i shame my mother a lot with my into acting you're very much more intelligent than they make you seem and i'm a real gentleman in real life that i see yeah yeah what about you great time thanks for having me all right shout out to detox look at her can't stop looking at you i've been i've been peeking okay what about you i probably would have said more if i was drunk yeah
	i'm glad i got to meet you in person i watch your videos all the time i think you're amazing i knew you were the calm person i will third that motion you rock you're amazing it's really good really good thank you for having me hey yo charleston thanks again for letting me borrow the lambo the other day man i appreciate it all right so raise your hand if you want no no never mind wait a minute wait a minute
	we got a show uh on wednesday yeah fresh and fit and then and after hours and then yeah i'll do a debrief tomorrow 7 p.m guys uh i'm actually i gotta not got an interview right now so uh yeah we'll be back tomorrow guys uh 7 p.m for the debrief and then uh and then uh obviously womanizer wednesday and after hours for you guys there that'll be the last after hours probably for the week because we're gonna do a halloween debate table right i'm gonna try to make it for that i'm gonna try to make it for the halloween debate table oh that'll be great i got a crazy plan i got a crazy plan
	i'm not gonna be here oh i'm gonna come back at night We'll figure it out.
	All right, cool.
	All right, guys.
	Love you guys.
	I'll see you tomorrow for the debrief at seven.
	I'll see you guys from Wednesday and Wednesday.
	Peace.
	Later, I ran, I run so far away.

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