Brown Bag Mornings - 07/15/26 Grandpa's Not a Hard Drive... 💾💐 | Brown Bag Mornings

Episode Date: July 15, 2026

The squad tries to help Raul navigate a heartbreaking Homie Helpline after his family decides to cremate his grandpa to save money, directly ignoring his final wish to be buried in Mexico. Between the family drama, the crew breaks down why bricked up bison are launching tourists at Yellowstone and roasts Lil Wayne for his latest round of "emo" sad-tweeting. [Edited by @iamdyre 📡] Chapters (00:00) Don't You Know I'm Local (3:19) Chisme (5:25) Rap Sheet (7:54) Scrolling (12:57) The Weather W/ Concrete! (14:32) Homie Helpline (43:03) Brown Bag Summer Camp (47:54) Don't You Know I'm Local (51:03) Chisme (54:21) Money Moves (57:23) Studious Foo (1:00:37) Play Ball Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Yo, before the episode starts, leave a like, drop a comment, leave a review, and yes, subscribe so you don't miss any brown bag mornings. What's up? This is Be Real from Cypress Hill. Where are you from, Esse? Don't you know I'm local? You've seen the news lately. You've heard about the diarrhea that is taking over the whole nation and the whole world. It's a epidemic of sorts.

Diarrhea. But now it turns out all you Californians saying that you got that Expoise diarrhea bug are liars How could you do that? Tell my butt hole that. My butthole's barely closing. Yeah, but you just have regular California, OG California diarrhea. You do not have the diarrhea.

You're right. I never said I had the parasite. Yeah, you don't. I don't have loose side nose on my stomach. According to studies, California is not among the states currently experiencing an increase in the cycloporosis cases. Even as a severe stomach illness spreads elsewhere, they're saying that the cases that California has is fewer than this same time last year. So everyone that says that they can't go to work because, oh, I'm sick. Chorro.

They're lying and they're taking advantage of the situation. You lie to us. I came in with... Conto and chorreado and the squirts and everything. I was afraid. You just made it by yourself. I was afraid. So you just had standard issue.

Standard issue. Diarrhea. I was diagnosed with Traveler's diarrhea. The whole time. Travelers diarrhea. You made us think you had like turbo super sport diarrhea. Oh no, it was bad. Like a survivor of the insane epidemic that's going on.

We thought you had Montezuma's revenge. No, you know it sucks. We thought you just had hell a Taco Bell. When you go to the bathroom and it feels like shards or glass or glass or. coming through your bow. Oh. Is it the type where you take off your clothes? That's how much, you know, you had to poop?

You never done to poop? Yeah. That's a mess. I always take off my clothes. Yeah. You just take all of it, right? Yeah. Okay, anyway, the story is that you're like,

California isn't seeing that uptick that other states are saying of this explosive diarrhea. But let's keep it that way. Because I've been seeing viral videos of people being like, hey, give me that salad. Yeah. Hey, I have an event in two weeks. Give me the explosive diarrhea. You want to move weight? Like we mentioned before, that cilantro, the fresh herbs, like cilantro, pre-made pico sauce, pico de gallo sauce, is also something they weren't against it.

Anything that pre-cut fruit, don't be eating that, fresh strawberries, berries, all the kids are eating during the summer. Don't eat it. Cale, salads, all of that. Do not be eating it because it could have the explosive diarrhea bug. Yeah, yesterday I got home and my girl's trying to make me a. salad wrap. I was like, you're trying to kill me? No. She saw your flabby arms. Whatever it was.

Either way. She's like, let's get him on the explosive diet. You want less of me on this earth and it's alarming. So I don't know what to do. That was basically a threat. Did you eat it? Do you want a salad wrap? No, I had a corn dog. Wow. Let's go. Let's go. All right. Be careful out there.

Zoola, come here? Now what's going on? She's Mason with Angie. Okay, you guys. A little wing. Lil Wayne He's sad Why? He said He said

He never figure I had a love He said He said What's understood And got to be explained I get it You got it Thought we had it

That's what I get For thinking Damn He got all Hong gabriere With the quote Look It's a salinas Yeah

I'm like Where have heard this before Juan Gavriette Is he gay Is this? Is he coming out like this? Oh, oh. He just broke up with his.

He just broke up with this. Yeah, the fiancé. He's heartbroken. You can't be sad tweeting over a 22-year-old. Come on. You want. You might go, man. You might go.

Stop with that. He put that like a heartbroken emoji. It's not his only sad tweet that he's just been sad. He used to say, oh's going to be owes so you can't blame Tammy. Like that that's the goat I know. You know what I'm saying? Not anymore. That's what I get for thinking.

I thought what we had was real. Apparently not. Hey, man. That just shows guys get emo online too. All the time. What's your like emo-ness? What triggers it? Just looking at old pictures, like if I'll go through my phone, I'm looking at pictures, I'm like, damn, what a time.

And then you go in your little threads. And then I post on my freaking, my notes on Instagram, lonely. I was just listening to it right now. He was listening to it. I think you had like, I would. wish you called again. Oh, yeah. Yesterday.

Yesterday it was me with a question mark. Him? He put that? Yeah. Oh, my love. It was capital M.E. And then a question mark like. Because I got dropped.

Why you know? Oh. Why not me? He's like, ECC. It's in her all people tweeting that one. If it's hip pop. You know letty's on. Yeah, I go.

Rep sheet. Let these set go From emo tweeting to being super Cringe at concert Shout out to J. Cole, man. He is on his current The Fall Off tour. And it's had different stops.

I can't wait until it comes to L.A. to see how cringe and Courtney we get. There's a couple that was like way in the stands and they ended up the guy proposed to the girl was a cute little thing. While one of J. Cole's love songs

from his new album, Life Sentence Played, check this out. Everyone is turning up around them. Like, how cute. The crazy thing is this got back to J. Cole somehow. And he ended up spotlighting them in the crowd. Listen. In the back,

spotlight team, whatever the f*** you did last time to whip that spotlight around. Hey, what's up, baby girl? What's up, my boy? God bless y'all, man. That's beautiful. You're messing on it for them, man. Oh, my goodness.

Wow, he saw it. He saw it. He highlighted it. now he's going to be plagued with hello proposals during the rest. This is like his third stop, his third or fourth tour stop. Once you let people know that you can point him out and like J. Cole gets your attention. People are going to do it just for fun. People that are already married just like, hey, let's say what we can do.

Yeah, just to get the attention. That's what I was thinking right now. I'm like maybe they just got it for attention because they. Or it could be love. I don't know. Proposing about J. Cole is like just going bar for bar in the background. I know. While he's just rapping about him in his math class.

I never did this before, no. But it's like, if you see how it's that definition of a writer, it's not that song, that'd be weird if it feels like. Yeah. Yeah. This one particularly is like me and you've been through it. Yeah. Yeah, but it's still like bar for, it's not like slow or anything. Like he's rapping fast and stuff like that. It's like, you know what?

This is a perfect time to propose. Well, maybe it's like it's their song. It's their person. Yeah. Okay. They probably got connected to Jake Cole. But as even a big Jake Cole fan, I would still not encourage you to propose at a concert. Because should something mess up, you just ruin that, that person for the rest.

That artist for the rest of you. Oh, yeah, you're right. Good point. Yeah. Should you be that one? It's not going to work out for you. It's that in holidays. Don't do it at a concert.

Don't know that on holiday. You can't do anything. That's a holiday. As someone who got proposed to on Easter. Don't do it on a holiday and don't do it at a concert. Just kidding. There's like hell of people that did both. All right, let's get into some scrolling.

Scrolling with the homies. There's this viral video right now. Everybody's seen it. The 65-year-old man being long. Launched into the air by a huge bison. Oh, yeah. And Yellowstone National Park. If you haven't seen the video yet, you can see it on Brown Bay Mornings 106 on Instagram.

Is he okay? He's okay. Okay, good. Because he got flung into. Up in the air. How's the bison? He's good, too. They're not going to, like, euthanize up.

Yeah, that's good. He was being invaded. We'll get into that right now. But he was thrown into there eight feet into the air. All he suffered was a broken femur. And then he also went to Facebook. And he's old. He's 65 years old.

His name is Carl McDaniel. He posted, Thank you, everyone. I am okay with a thumbs up emoji, and that's it. To report, right? Yeah. Yeah.

But the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, they took their chance to make an edit of one of their wide receivers being in this video. What? So what they did is, you know how the guy's flying in the air? Midway flying through the air, they took a video of their wide receiver

doing a backflip in the touchdown zone and edit it together. That's good. So they're making memes. They're making memes out of the fucking Bison video. As soon as I saw it, I knew it was going to become a meme. Because of the way that he flew in the air, and if he's okay, it's kind of fair game. Yeah, 100%.

Unfortunately, he had passed away who you don't want that. I don't know. I'd be like, yeah, you can't do that. Hey, you either die or become a meme, huh? Crazy. In this country. But like you were asking earlier, if the bison is okay, you know, what's wrong with the bison? What are they going to do with the bison?

The Yellowstone, uh, the bison. reported the actual team. They said they're not going to do anything to the bison. It was in this natural habitat. He was being a bison. You want to kill me for being me? There are signs all over the national park that say you have to stay 25 feet away

from the actual, any animals that are there. I needed to be at least 100 because he caught up fast. They recommend that. That's what they recommend. But it says on the signs 25 feet is fine. It seems like he was in the campground area because you see tents and stuff like that. And he was showing the ground.

The grandpa, the older guy. Yeah. He was there with his granddaughter or something because it was two. And he was trying to protect his granddaughter. And then he did. Oh, what a- So I went to him. By being slower.

You could see the bison next to the car, though. That thing is as huge as an SUV. They are cute. It's like getting run over by a minivan. Our huge. Mungis. And everybody was asking like, why would the bison charge him? What's going on here?

He's agitated. You know what it is? What? What? It's mating season. for these bisoners. They're saying all the bisones right now, they're in heat, they're bricked up.

Bricked up bison are out there attacking them. Oh, my God. You want to rape the old man? He was just angry and horrid up and frustrated. Really? So when he just saw the dude and charged him. It was like, what the hell? Bricked up bison out here just inside the people.

Oh, my God. Yeah, oh, sir. I'm going to go ahead. It must have been so mad. Agarar. It must have been so hard. Yeah. Wow.

So now you've got to check if the fool's pregnant. Oh, man. His femur's broken. He gave a cabesazo. Insane. Oh. Just the two. You say it in Spanish does not make it any different.

And we have to translate it. What? He got him with just the tip of the head. He barely even horned him. Okay. A question from someone that clearly doesn't know these things. About bison. Is a bison and a buffalo the same thing?

Yes. Wow. How do they make buffalo wings? Well, no, I get it. No, buffalo wings are chicken. There are a bison and a buffalo same. Oh, I thought it was different because I thought buffalo were extinct and then the closest to it was the bison. Buffaloes are not extinct.

That's a mammoth. Yeah, no. So no mama. I don't know. They're the same animal. Yeah, she's a different name for it. Thank you. Thank you for teaching me.

Bison sounds way cool. Like way more like scary. Like, oh, it's a bison. No, because buffalo is like buffalo sauce, buffalo wings. It gets me hungry. Come here, Buffalo. That's what they make buffalo? What's scarier?

No, they don't. Those are chicken. A buffalo or a bricked up bison. Either way, I'm sure it's a thrill. to be running away. Oh, what's going to happen? Oh, my God. Okay.

Buffalo are natives to Africa and Asia. Bison are North America and Europe. Oh, okay. Oh, there you go. I was so wrong. Sure. Same animal, just different regions. Same, same?

No. A different. Yeah. All right. I thought I was a bit smarter. I felt like I just got more stupid. All right. Let's get to the weather.

And now the weather. Hell the dogs. With concrete storm. Perito Zeta's going out for the weather. Wednesday, June 15th. First we try and dodge the heat in the city of Santa Clarita. I'm about to be wearing some booty shorts. Come me Concrete.

By the way, it's July. Why am I still living in June, dog? You love you some June. You're very prideful about that. It should be longer. That's why, you know. That's an end. That's an end out of hell.

Sorry. Taking else every day right now. It's going to be 101 degrees and 71 degrees. Next, we stay strong in the city of Santa Paula. If this heat don't kill you, it's going to make you stronger. 93 degrees and 66 degrees at night. What, Angie? Keep going to go ahead. Now we stay up floating the city of Gardena.

Y'all will be hotter than the teams losing to Argentina. 87 degrees and 67 degrees at night. Lastly, we melt our tires in the city of Palm Desert. Drink water stay hydrated. Don't go against the pressure. Yeah, yeah. 109 and 84 degrees out there at night in Palm Desert. Yeah, it's gonna be the hottest day of the week, you guys.

I know. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. Tomorrow let you know what's going on in July, guys. Thank you. Santa Corrito, 101 and 71 degrees. Santa Paula 93 and 66 degrees. Gardina, 87 and 67 degrees at night.

And Palm Desert, you're gonna be 109 and 84 degrees. I should wait conchie for brownback mornings. Stay hydrated. Let's go. Please. All right, check this out, homie. You need a homie or need some help. We need your help.

We need a line. I mean, phone line. We got you for the homie help line. If Raul doesn't figure this out, he might be haunted, you guys. So he really needs our help. He hit us up and said, hey, brown bag, I'm Raul. I'm coming to you because what's going down in my family is for real taking a toll on me. Our grandpa that came here from Mitrakan, worked hard his whole life for us all,

loved and took care of his seven kids and our grandma just. passed away. He was 86 and just the best, the best, abuelo. I didn't grow up with a dad, so he was like that for me, teaching him how to drive, work on cars, fix stuff around the house. But when our grandma died last year, his health took a turn, and he kept telling us about how when he dies, he wants to be buried next to her in the Pueblo. He unfortunately passed away last week. Oh, I'm sorry. And the day after he passed, the family is making different plans for a whole other send-off for him because everyone is struggling with money. Rosa, the second oldest and the one that takes charge usually, says it's better to cremate him

and then take him to Mexico when there's money. I brought up what he's told us all about being buried with our abuela, and my Tia Rosa said, he no va'a-sever, yeah no-ta. Holy, that's so insensitive. And no one said anything. My mom is the second, sorry, my mom is the oldest, but she battled cancer. It doesn't want to stress and get sick again, so no. Semete.

Makes sense. Our Tios just stay out of things too. I don't have the bread like that, but I'm seriously having nightmares of him burning from the cremation. It's sad how ugly family can get for the person that gave us all a better life. Letting them do this just feels wrong. My mom tells me not to start stuff, but I feel like if I don't, then who's going to stand up for my abuelo? My primos are down to help, but none of them are in a position to help that much financially. We're all in our early 20s.

I don't know, Brownback, has anyone else been through this? Should we not do his last wish of being buried next to our o'uela? Because it's too expensive. And like my Tia Rosa said, yeah no's ta, no va'estabed. Family always switches up. Yeah, when there's death of the family, it's like things go haywire. Everyone starts fighting. Everyone goes the other way.

Everything's fine. They switch up when there's no money and they switch up when there is money. Oh, when there is money. It's worse. Either way, either way. It's worse like that. But I get it. I mean, like, for everybody to be struggling financially,

and then this is like on top of that, everybody's just going to struggle for years to come. Even more. A funeral is hell expensive, bro. Whether it's here or if you have to transport the body to Mexico, wherever, it costs a lot to do that. That's grandpa, though. You can't do it yourself?

No. No. No, no, I'm just saying. No, what I'm saying? I'm saying. I'm not going through the process right now because my Boreita passed away a few weeks ago and the mortuary here has to talk to the place over there and they

have to like everything kind of has to be. And they got to take like the, there like refrigerated or the whole way there? I don't know. I don't even want to think about that. No, it's like it's like a truck. Transportation. But it has to be like I'm sure climate control and everything.

Yeah. It probably costs a lot of money. That's not cheap. Yeah, exactly. But, like, you know, I don't know if everybody's thought of, like, their funeral arrangements or anything. Like, I've never thought of it too deeply besides, like, just give me, like, a sick playlist. You know, besides that, do whatever, you know? She leave a playlist.

Yeah, maybe, yeah. I think I have one. I think I have one. You know what's crazy? Then now that I'm thinking about it, my mom used to always say, like, when she dies, she wants to get buried back home. Yeah. But I've straight up told her, like, don't even think that because I'm going to tell you, like, what's the point? I'm like, where that's not going to happen, mom.

What? That's your... I love it. I love it, Angie. Because I told her, I'm like, you have daughters that are here that were never going to go visit you. Like, I've never gone back

to my mom's Pueblo or anything. I'm like, you want us to go back and just look at strangers. I'm like, your life is here. That's where your mom grew up. No, but I told her, I'm like, this is your new life, mom. Like, we're going to be here, like...

Damn. What the hell? Also, because there's like... Santerra. I get what you're saying. No, because like, some of my siblings and families, like, they're,

They're not able to go back to Mexico. So it's like she's going to be abandoned there. Yeah. So it's like we're going to leave her off to like. You can't take her. You have to struggle of coming and unfortunately being undocumented. But that's what she wants. As harsh as it sounds.

It sounds harsh. It sounds good. It makes sense. It makes sense. Probably also people that she cares about that aren't like in Mexico. All of them, most of them just passed away. Their parents in Mexico? Past away.

Yeah, past away. Yeah. That's probably what she wants. She wants to be over there with them. Like when she passed away. But now. Well, she already decided that she's going to stay here. You didn't give her another joy.

You told her. But what about your kids, though? What about your kids though? That's right. They can travel. You can travel. Just me. You have younger siblings, Angie.

Well, yeah, but that's it. You're like, I'm the only one that matters. No, but I get you because you can't bring flowers often. You know, some people. Like, I know this dude that lives next to my dad, unfortunately, his wife passed away. He goes every single Sunday to take flowers. And I'm sure that does something for him. You know, it brings him peace.

He goes and does all that stuff. You're able to, like, mourn. If the body is in a whole different country, you might be able to go once a year. Like, you know, that's not as reasonable. But there's other way. Like, I totally understand the, like, the wishes thing. My dad also wants to be buried in his Pueblo. And I haven't gone too often, but I'm not going to say no.

Yeah. My mom, I've never been told Salvador. She wants to be buried in El Salvador. Or like cool. And that's beautiful. That's beautiful. It's a ghost. Somebody's so. But like that's why there's like remembrances in your home.

Like that's why we do altars. That's why all of that stuff. And like you would go visit. It's an excuse to go visit. Yeah. Yeah. No, I'm going to put my mom in the most convenient place. Don't inconvenience me, mom.

Don't do that. No, it wasn't even like that. The way I thought of making it about yourself here. As a matter. Yeah, that's too much. Don't even die. I don't have time for that. I think.

But you're going to mummify you in the liver. room just I would be more at peace knowing that my parents are happy where they want to be buried at. You get me? Like where do they want their ashes at? It's like that's what they wanted. Give it to them. That's it.

That's what they wanted, but what do I want? No, but you're like what Rosa is doing? And it does seem like she's thinking about it with her heart because it's like, hey, this is all we can afford right now. When there is money, we can send him to Mexico and maybe like, I don't know, put the earn in the, I'm wondering, put the earn. where the abolita is. But to him, he's just even thinking,

like, he didn't want to be cremated. That was never a part of it. That's a whole different thing, too. I always didn't want to be cremated. Gamelow. No. Oh. They're going based off, like, their finances, right?

Yeah. Yeah. It's a lot cheaper. And it seems like them having seen what happened last year when their abolita passed and how he put so much into it, made sure everyone was out there is a lot of money, you know? And it's kind of like I did all of, this and I want this too. Yeah.

And now it's like, no, no, no for you. We can't. Right? So it's a tough situation to begin. Yeah. And him being like, bro, like, I just feel like everyone's like, oh yeah, you know, Deiros is right. We should just burn this one.

Like, that's crazy. It's tripping him out. Yeah. He also seems to have a very, very close relationship with the abuelo. It seems like that's like a father figure to him. Oh, for sure. And to think of those things, he says to have these nightmares of him burning. Bro.

Oh. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So what should the family do? And have you been through this too?

I'm like just getting the funeral arrangements and stuff like that for our Aualita right now. It's been tough. And clearly it's a lot of different opinions and valid opinions because they're my Tias and Tios and my dad are all my Aweita's children. So it's like everything kind of take into account. But also what did my Aweita want? What is most cough deficient? All that stuff is like it's such a headache. It's such a stress.

Plus at the Terenos, the houses or anything. like that if that was the second thing. But they're trying to figure it out. Our guy, Raul, here to stop. His abuelo passed away. His abuelo said, hey, I want to be married in my Pueblo, Michoacan, next to my wife.

The day after he passed, the Tiaz and Tios were talking, they're like, we can't afford that. We should just cremate him and when there's time go do it. He feels deep in his heart like, I can't. I don't know how, but I can't let this happen. Has anyone been through it? where you didn't do the last wishes of someone in your life that's passed away.

And how did that work out? I think he's trying to battle with that. Like, she makes sense, but also. It's not what he wanted. It's not what he wanted. I have an uncle like that. He said something. And it's just like, I don't know, man.

I don't know if it's just the way you are. But like, in the moment, we get like, damn. Because my old is the past. And we're going to do miso for her here for the people that can go to Guantanjato when we bury her. also and we want to do like a mis in a velourio and then one of my teos is like what do we owe

the people like what do we owe them like just do them because it does cost money yeah but he's like he's like he'll do a mehoreo here for my and but it's like it's not for the it's for my abuelita you know and I don't even too much because loki I have cousin and I'm not trying like so that's one of their

parents and like yeah because it is it's fensive I'm like, dang, that's crazy. But also, that's how we're, like, he's very, like, straightforward, like, yeah. Yeah, it doesn't make sense. So if you can't make it. What are we all the people? Yeah.

Yeah, we're going to, like, just, we're giving her amissas enough. We're doing the by Lord, you go, thank goodness. Okay. But, yeah. Dog, it's just, like, appreciating your grandmother and stuff like that. It's its own thing. That's the person. Oh, my gosh.

This is all me half the line is triggering me. That's the person who started the game. Yeah. And she has homegirls here. Like, she lived, like, her. Her amigues of the different people that can't make it

to the funeral. Like some of our cousins can't dip out on their school or their work at this time to just go. And so, yeah, but... What do we owe them? Gave that uncle the same energy

when he passes. He's going to get himself that own energy. I know, I was about saying, people like that usually don't care about anything. People like, oh, never mind. Never mind.

Maybe he's just saying that out of hurt. You know? Yeah. Maybe. No, no, I know. It's like, you got to give the grace. And I was just like,

as he's something. And so maybe the Tia Rosa, when she was like, he's not going to know. No, that's so mean. It's the whole thing. Maybe that's her. It's insensitive at this time,

but at the same time, it's like, she's not wrong. She's not wrong. It's kind of right. Yeah. He's kind of right. How?

He's going to come back and pull your feet at night. It's that, like, you don't need to do this whole. Oh, you're going to my deal. Thank you. Yeah. It's that Yeah.

But my abelita you know. Were they there for the birthday? They were there for the birthdays and they were there for everything.

Yeah, they were there when all the Tiels weren't there because she was just chilling at home or with my other Tia. You know?

Like they were the ones that would visit and stuff like that. Not just, Amma, can you present money? No,

for that one. Got you back. All right, I'll throw her up a way party. Yeah. Oh. You're being so insensitive.

No, I'm not. So nice. Greg is very, I'm so shot. Like, people think that way. Yeah, and I think just sometimes people are more in Spanish say, like, like, Mano Pasada. Like, they're more pesados? Sangre pastada?

Yeah, Sangre pesada. What? Like, they're just more, say how it is. Like, yeah, straight up. Yeah. And maybe until us, we're like, damn. And sometimes it's not wrong. It's just, it may sound wrong because, like you said, at the, yeah, at the time, it might not be the right time.

But, um, nothing is. wrong with saying the truth, you know? I mean, sometimes. It's like going into his room and being like, he's not going to use these. Like, you know, it's like, it is true that he's, that the grandpa in this story is not here anymore. It is true that

like, he won't know because he's not here anymore. But that shouldn't be a reason. There's something you say. He's going to know. Somebody's like, I'm going to take his car. He's not using it. He's not using it. He's not using it. I'm going to take his car. Right. And it's like, he just died. Like, he's still warm.

Hey, I'm taking a fix Tesla. He ain't going to use in the more. He has no use for it at all. Where's it charger? Zero use. So the Tia said that to Raul, and he got really upset, man. This guy, the abolito, especially with him being the oldest grandchild, it's like a dad to him, like, taught him everything, and he just has this heart, and he's like, damn, I'm going to stand up for him because otherwise, they're going to burn him.

That's how he sees it. He doesn't see cremation. My brother's going to burn, and that's not what he wanted. He wanted to be buried with my abuelita that passed last year. Oh, it's so sad. I'm with your brother. I wish I could give you a hug, man. I like, like those guzano.

I know, they both sound terrible. You know, I mean... I just picture myself in Thugs Mansion. I don't want to think about my body. Yeah. I just want to be with the wings. With the wings. With the wings.

Short ton, white socks. Thugs Mansion. With the dress shoes on. Ain't no place I'd rather be. Just creaming me and put me out of those locals. Just do that. You're so bad. I don't know you can make big requests like that.

Why not? Come on now. This might be like a private establishment. He said, put me under the, bury me under the soccer ball. Yeah. The tower soccer ball. They got to stuff Vic and just put him like, like, doing a vlog or something. Like a stream.

And people go and like see him. They're like, oh my God. But people don't watch his stream. So. Yeah. You got a whole. You got to unplug it if nobody's on the stream. Come on, brother.

It's like a tree falling in the forest. Who hears it? Nobody hears it. Waiting to hear your music. You're playing. With T. Rel in the background. You know what? Burn me.

burn the files burn it off so what are we doing about this for him thank you yeah back to Raul what are we doing about he's going through it did his grandpa stream

grandpa that's what killed him that's what killed him the love of his life the love of his life is over there they want to be together yes forever

I wish it was easy just to transport people. I mean, they transport hearts in vans. Yeah, and then Parano 6 number one for hip hop in Pomona. Shout us to all the peridos in Pomona. Then I start thinking because there's a lot of like trafficking that happens and they probably want to not do that

because it's been stories of unfortunately. No, I'm serious. What? Why are you guys laughing? What? Pro grandpa in the back of a truck. I just don't know. Like if you were to leave it up to a regular person or do the transporting. Yeah. From

news stories we've seen where they transport or they traffic drugs in a dead body? It's sad. It's great. It's possible. Yeah, Vic and the band.

The car's playing no parking on the dance for. They're in a crazy turn in the body. It was like weekend at Bernie's. When it was just hitting corners which would That grandma, that's crazy. That is kind of be a good plot to a movie. We need to help Raul out. We need to help Raul out.

Yeah, but I think that's why they don't let regular people transport. I think it's a whole process in itself. Yeah. Thank goodness. Okay, let's go to the phone lines. We got Cecee and Inglewood. Cici, good morning, Cici. E. Cici, talk to us.

What advice do you have for Raoul who's trying to figure out, like, dang, no one wants to do the wishes that my grandpa wanted after he passed away and it's really getting to him. They do make a point because it is money related that they don't have the money right now to take him to Mexico and bury him, but his cremation the way, he's really, he's really feeling bad about it. By the way, do you mind taking me off speaker or Bluetooth and just putting me into your ear? Sorry, I'm on my way to work right now. Okay.

Talk to us, though, 60. What would you, what would you tell? Hello, can you hear me? Yes, I can hear me. we can hear you. Hello? Hello. We can hear you. Let's see if,

let's see if Umberto can get her to, so we can hear her more clear. All right. Anna and Buena Park, good morning. Good morning. Hi, Anna. Good morning.

Anna. Anna, what would you tell Raoul? I would tell Raoul that energy doesn't die. It just transfers. So he has the right to say that he, his grandpa needs to be, his wishes need to be fulfilled

how do you put it they need to be taking consideration because I've had that same issue of my family where my mother wasn't taken in consideration she wanted to be

next to her father in San Antonio, Texas and they didn't do that how did that like make you guys feel it made me feel it made me feel wrong because my auntie lion is that she had power of attorney

which I did he did not so you guys Is there a bearing him over here? What happened? No, they ended up cremating her. And when they cremated her, they gave her to her common law husband. And we couldn't visit her.

We couldn't do anything. And then he ended up putting her in storage five years later. Storage? Yeah, like in a storage in a freaking. Yeah. A storage unit. Yeah. What the hell?

Like a you home? Couldn't get access to it. Finally got access to it. So as her children, we're trying to put her urn with her father. Did you ever get it? Did you ever get that? Yes. My brother, my brother, Mikel, has the urn.

So when we get the permission to bury her with her father, where she wanted to be, we'll do that. Good. It takes time to legally get the permission to do so. Or we can just buy a plot that's neck to him. And then, you know, enough, it's enough, big enough for the urn. But they don't sell it like that in Texas. So he would just rather put it in his coffin. So that's where she wanted to be.

She wanted to do with her dad. She was a daddy of the girl. So, no. Energy doesn't die. It transfers. So they know. Yeah. Yeah.

No, and speaking of transfer energy, it's more than likely grandpa's already with grandma. Yeah. That's a good way to let it. You know, they're just saying that our body is our vessel. You know what I'm saying? When you take files out of a hard drive, what do you do with a hard drive? You keep it or do you put the files in somewhere else, right?

Yeah. That's it, brother. It's just a hard drive. This is just a vessel, brother. This is, you know, I, at least that's me speaking, like, you know, being, you know, I guess, unfunny here, right? I feel like our body's just a vessel, brother. Our spirits really is where. But that's still here.

And I feel like his, this gentleman's Raoulou's grandpa, yeah, he's with the Oh, yeah. That's true. I think this is more the connection with you and the. I think it's. I think it's us. It's us. How do we?

Connected it. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And I think for Anna, it's like kind of, it was kind of a nightmare to retrieve that and still going through the process. To find out or to think your mom's in a storage unit, even if your mom's really in heaven or with her dad. Yeah. But her body, that's sacred and that's still on earth and a material thing, that it's someone doesn't care enough about it.

You know what you have in the crib? Like that part is the, oh. And then there's a final. When you like, it's really sad, but like when you bury somebody, the finality, the closure, and it's like, okay, that's done, right? But like for somebody like Anna, like still dealing with this 10 plus years later, like that's unfortunate. It feels like you can't close that chapter all the way. And sometimes it's even crazy. Like even like when you go to a funeral and they don't even let you stay for the, you know, for the dirt to get thrown in there.

It's like, it's like, like they don't let you stay for that because it can create trauma and stuff like that. So how much closure do you actually need? You know what I'm saying? No one can tell. How much, you know, like when is enough is enough. You know what I'm saying? You'd never really get closer. No, never.

I think that was more the honoring. Yeah. How to honor that person. It's an expression of love. Yeah. However you, from the Velorios to like in our family, praying the nine days after and all of those things. It's for that person, you know, to honor that person.

Yeah, some people get closer differently. I got closer with my best friend died through a dream. and he was like hey dog it's all good dog do your thing you know keep working that was it yeah that was your closure all right let's go to lisa in berbank lisa we're talking to the homie raoul who has an abolito that he's kind of he he's having nightmares because his family's deciding to cremate the abolito he the abuelo never said that he wanted to do that in fact he said the opposite he wanted to be buried in his pueblo and michrakhan with his wife uh the family's like we don't have money like that let's just cremate him and he feels like damn doing that is just it's it's on call for there has to be a

better way um has anyone ever been through something where they didn't do the wishes of someone that had passed away because that's what he's living with right now what would you tell him lisa um yeah so basically i had an uncle who passed away he was basically like my brother he passed away he's going to be 19 years of passing this 26 of this month and it was kind of the opposite he was out in Guatemala, he had been out there for like two years and basically he ended up dying out there. But he would always tell me since we basically grew up together, he would always tell me he's like, Lisa, don't ever let them bury me. I want to be cremated. So I think like what kind of like stirred my heart to call is just the fact that they didn't honor his wishes at all. And I was like on the fence just like

Raul was like at the fact that they weren't able to bring him back over here. But out there in Guatemala, they buried the disease like within one to two days. So we literally had no time, no say or anything, but I was so mad at my family for not honoring his last wish. But what I would say to Raul is basically, you know, he is gone. You know, he's got, God has his soul in heaven. And, you know, you can still find other ways to make him closer to his spouse. You know, if he's going to be cremated, maybe they can take him to Mexico or Maitrecha and just spread his ashes near her.

But, you know, I mean, the money situation is a real thing. So, I mean, it's just a difficult, it's difficult to. it honestly does hurt when you don't honor their last wish, you know. And you're the one that, look, he loved him so much. You can't, you're the one that lives with it. Maybe other people can have moved on. Like, hey, we did what? We did our own honoring and all of that.

And you're just like, dang, I just tell me. And we did, we, yeah, I was mad. I was really mad at my family. But, you know, we did the Velodio here out here in L.A. And, you know, we have other families that are buried out here. So I would still go and drop off flowers and just, you know, remember him, drop off flowers for my aunt. or my mom or my grandma and just, you know, on the day, I just remember him as well.

So those are like ways, you know, that you can still kind of visit them even though they're not presently here. Then the last time I ever went to Guatemala was like 13, 14 years ago, so then I actually got to go visit his grave, but I really don't go out there. But, you know, there are other ways that you can honor him. Yeah. Thank you. Thank you for your call.

Dang. It's like, hey, I'm in Guatemala right now. Take me back to the U.S. Yeah. And he's still Guatemala. Damn. because they don't have any time in between in Mexico, Guatemala,

stuff like that, it's right away. Yeah. Yeah, I don't think they go through the full process of like embalming and stuff. Like, there's just like, I'm on the ballada.

You know, paque tant de pedo. And to some degree, it is, man. You know? Yeah. You just made me want to write out my last wishes

and make sure everyone could actually find it. Like, the way everyone saw you know, like, damn, I've got to do a video. I got to. If you're watching this.

And your last wish, put that. People should pray for your soul to enter heaven. That's the main one. Yeah. For favor. At least, you know, hey, I'm sorry, fo. Yeah. But also I don't want to be cremated in a storage unit.

Oh, that sounds terrible. That was horrible. I just want to get up to that. Sorry, Perito, you know I was kidding. What? You know I was just kidding half the time, right? They were just jokes. Ah, no me else to let's let's try.

To bar? No, you'll probably be like... You're not going to open the perlique. Me, I'll be... Oh, my God. But you're not going to end up to the window, God. Move it. So, is to you guys to matter.

You know, but not me matter. But not me, go to my brother. Oh, me? I'm... Let me. I'm not.

Okay. So is he honoring it? He should honor it. I think you should do it. I think he should. I've just heard really sad stories of people that didn't get honored. Somebody did get honored. I just remembered Shorty Lowe.

They took him to his favorite strip club, Blue Flame. And, I mean, that's like a legendary story right there. I honored my grandpa's wishes all the time. Vick has been like, take me to hat club. I started. Crowns. Just take me to hat club on Mel Rose. And just put on a gang of hats on me, dog.

Legendary. What hat? Make me the hat champion. What hat? An angel's hat, by the. So I can ascendant to heaven. Thank you. Is that it?

Is that the wish? Because it's on record now. I'm down. It can be an angel's hat, but that's a great idea. Take a hat. Dodger hat. Dodger hat.

We have the photo that. What color are we? I think that has to be a classic blue. I don't know. It's getting too dark. I don't want to think about this right now. It's getting too dark. Hey, you're the one I started.

What if it happens next week? No. Oh, my second. Oh, my God. Hot club. Hack club. We, we take, we, we, we, we, we, we drive them by. We drive them by.

In the power truck. And how is you going to be in the back? In the power truck with all the equipment. No parking. No parking. No parking on the dance floor. Just in the bag, we'll set you up with the Power 10 and everything again.

With audio rock, just bending in corner. Audio Rock, bending corners. Who's that? DJ Audio Rock with a PowerD just bending corner. Drive the hell out of a car, let me tell you. Making me spill my yak. Everyone that went to his birthday show is invited. That hurt up.

Belorio, sponsored by Hat Club Rob Tia is sponsored by Hat Club That's enough promotion They're going to have to pay for more That's funny All right It's time It's Brownback Mornings

Excuse me, Brownback Mornings Summer Camp And we are doing a hot dog eating contest For you to pick the tickets that you want to win We have tickets to see Ice Q We have tickets to go to Hurricane Harbor And we have tickets to see Fueraia

All right, you got to choose, but one of these guys got to gobble the glizzy the most, okay? We have Concrete, we have Vic, and we have Greg, and we have AJ and Chatsworth going for you, Gregie Pooke. Ignacio Nacho in Pekuehama got you Khan, and Rolando in Long Beach got you, Vic, okay? So whichever one of you can eat the most hot dogs. What song should we put while they eat the hot dogs? Gobble, gobble, gobble. I'm serious We need a sign

Shake that monkey I don't know Big Energy by Lotto You do You love that sign That's like your anthem Why do you want to eat Hot dogs to big energy

That's so pause Four in one cent on Dick Four Why do you seem so excited He loves hot dogs No I mean

I find it weird that they ketchup them for us already. Oh, you don't like it with ketchup already? Yeah. I don't know. There's this song, which I like. So we're going to do this one. All right, you guys, once I start playing the song,

you guys have to go and eat as much hot dog as you can. I'm going to do 30 seconds on the box. If I throw up, it's going to happen, okay? I'm going to do 30 seconds, okay? All right. Are you guys ready? Yeah. All right.

Glizzy go. Big is already at the last bite of this first hot dog. Oh yeah, almost Don't fit it out I'm trying to use water Caud is halfway through one He's getting it very cold It's very anti-climactic

Vick is finished Vick if you finish that one you win I'm one and a half All right that's it That's time All right you guys better bet down to Vick Shout out to Vick Congratulations

Congratulations Rose Crenz Vick Say something Say something How do you feel Rolando, Rolando in Long Beach. Good morning. Yes, yes, I'm here.

Morning, morning. You chose the right person. Vic has ate the most hot thoughts. Good God, Big. Let's go, Big. One and a half. You believed in him, huh? Yeah, of course. There we go.

Who are you trying to go see? Are you trying to see for Serejita Ice Cube? Or do you want these Hurricane Harbor tickets? I'm going to do the Hurricane Harvard. There we go. Let's go. Hi. Enjoy Hurricane Harbor.

Hey, and we got these. What? So, Regida tickets. So you can see JOP and all his homies. Yep. We got Daisy and somewhere on the line. Daisy, you want these Fuerza Rejida tickets? Yes, I do.

All right. Daisy, you can get these tickets if you name me two other members from Fuerza Rejida. Oh, man, JOP don't even know them. Go, go, bye, go. I lost. Moisessa is right. Yeah. She's like J-O-P and Jesus.

Bruh, I'm going to give it to you. Congratulations, Homegirl. Name me their last album name. You can't do that to me. Nothing to you. Name what Michael Jackson's song. Come on. I'm outside of word taking this call.

Name one song. Oh, we sing it. Sing it. Go sing it. Go. Baby, she's a pisa. Muebe su cader.

Harley Quinn? Harley Quinn. There you go. Wow. She didn't know the name of that time. All right. I'm going to give you tickets. I'm Saida, Inou.

Damien. I'm going to tell you. Thousands of them. It's Bebe Damien. Yes. Congratulations. You're going to go see them at their sold-out show. This Saturday.

Hey! That's on your stadium. We got those tickets all week, so keep tapped in for that. What's up? This is Be Real from Cyprus Hill. Where are you from, Es? Don't you know I'm local? This goes out to all my friends and family members that are always losing their ID.

Anybody? Me? All the time. I tell him I always I all the time. I'm like, yo, I don't know where my wallet's at. Can I use yours? And my wallet has my ID in it. So I was like, yeah, I lose it.

Be careful, my friend. You're at this big age. I don't even have a debit card. I have Apple pay. So I just Apple pay everything. Yeah. I have to hold on to my oldest son's ID because he got it in the next week he lost it. And I'm like, just give it to me.

Just give it to me. What? I had a flight and I almost missed it because I didn't have my ID. Oh, I remember. Oh, goodness gracious. Well, California is making it much easier for millions more people to have your driver's license, your ID right there on your phone. Okay. It's expanding its mobile ID pilot program and that's where you can put your California ID in your wallet.

Oh, nice. Okay, it was previously limited to about 4.2 million people, but it's opened it up to about 16 million. in Californians that you're eligible to. The mobile ID is a digital version of your California driver's license or state ID that you can now keep on your phone. You can download the California DMV wallet app from the Apple store and then you log into your DMV account

which you should have. They go crazy too. It's like a whole face scan to make sure it's you so that your ID's not on some random person's phone. Okay. I'm going to tell you right now though because I have my ID on my wallet Oh, you do. And you know how other people, if you have an Apple, if you have an iPhone and you have

credit cards on your wallet? Yeah. You see where you had past purchases. Yeah. You know, like you see, okay, I bought something at Target. I bought something online or whatever. I tapped and paid. Yeah.

Your California ID, it shows what you use your ID on too. So, for example, the other day I were alcohol from Postmates and Postmates, and Postmates scanned it. So on my little ID app, it shows that it was scanned. Oh, what? Imagine? That's none of that app's business. My goodness is Adam and Eve.

Yeah. Like where they check your age? You have none of your business. You know how they check bar? Like if you see in the bars. Oh, so you really went there, huh? It showed. It swiped on your wallet.

You bought a fit to Hennessy. At this point, just give me the chip. Just check me. Just check me. Just check me. Still don't say that because they will be well, dude. Well, what else? Yeah.

We're going that way. Let's just get it over with us. Cut the BS and let's get straight to the chip. Just chip me, dog. Well, I don't want to. For those people that lose their IDs, well. I wear a collar. Yeah, pujaque, that.

Like a dog. Well, technically, you have a necklace. Somewhere, some evil government plays, like, yes. He just gave us consent. They are doing it voluntarily now. Yes, concrete propaganda, the agenda. Yes. We're going to put a microchipar.

More peritos follow suits with your Pareto King. So if you see me in a big movie, you know what's cracking, you know. He got it. You know what it is. Do you come here? Now what's going on? She's Mason with Angie.

Okay, you guys, let's talk about... The greatest of all time. Yeah, but he's home now. Norway got to kick that from the World Cup, so. It did. Indeed. Yeah. But he did go home, but he didn't go empty-handed, okay?

He didn't take a trophy, but he did take the most random souvenirs American souvenir Yes can you guys guess It's actually three Random American souvenirs Super random A manned

A chicken that makes noise When you squeeze it Like the squeezing chickens All those are so annoying They have them at They have them at airport sometimes Oh yeah Oh oh

A needle A needle No That's Asian brother Yeah I would say like I'm Chinese man Like those whiskey bottles

That are like Shaped in different forms And stuff like that You get me? No. No? Like the ones that look like. The olive oil bottles.

Or AK-47 of tequila? Yeah, like that. Like those ones. AK-47 tequila. I feel like that's a Mexico theme. Sponsored by King Liljee. I'm like that's a Mexico theme. With a little cusanito in there.

You're right. What? But no, you guys. You guys are all wrong. He actually took stuffed animals home. Oh, like a teddy bear. Teddy bear? No, like real life.

No, no. Like real life animals. Oh, like taxiderm. Oh. That's an actual stuffed animal. So he actually took one squirrel with the little hat and gun. That's cool. It's kind of funny, right?

What? Yeah, then he took another squirrel drunk with the Budweiser. That's awesome. That's cool. It's so random. And the most random one, I would say, it has to be like a raccoon drinking out of a alcohol bottle. You know what's funny? That's definitely Texas.

Yeah, I was going to say, where was that pull at? I think they were playing at Dallas. They're playing in Dallas. And so that, yeah, that sounds about Texas. Yeah, they photographed him with holding the little raccoon, and he's like, it followed me home. That's crazy. Because that's his experience of the United States. That's cool.

Texas, yeah. Yeah, Texas, which is pretty wild. Yeah. He's going to go home like Goober Smog and I got, look at it got the squirrel. Oh, look at this raccoon I got. He's a life, forever. I stuffed it myself. A taxidermy raccoon is tied.

How the Americans do it. Yeah, but that's so random. I like it. I would want these decorations. Let's put him in here. What? Let's put some in here. Yeah, it's weird because my friend dog just died and he taxed during me his dogs.

Oh, did he for real? Yeah, he said something right there on the Zoom room. He's just like, the dog just looking at you the whole damn time. Aw. That's crazy. That stuff costs, Holland, 750 bucks, the raccoon hugging the whiskey bottle. It's from a spot called Wild Bill's Western Store in Texas. And they said that Holland had never heard about Cowboy hat.

He was fitted for his first one there And then he saw all the stuff And he was like, I need that I need the little raccoon I need the squirrel Never heard of cowboy hats Well he never had Yeah

He never had one Holland knew nothing about cowboy hats And had to be fitted for his first one That's what the owners Of the That's so cool That's what we're saying That's his experience

Big up Big up Co beans America America enough our grocery prices are going to get more expensive everybody get ready especially in California I was asking the crew earlier concrete I didn't get to ask you because you were dealing with your explosive diarrhea but I was asking the crew how much their grocery bills are

apparently no one in here pays for them or Vick gives it to his girl to pay yeah they just don't appear in the fridge like no no my parents go get go shrieks every Sunday okay your parents go every Sunday what about you in your house uh whenever I buy groceries, it's just more just for like the day, like, look at some of the entoja, but my girl does the most of the bulk of it. But I bought eight items the day, and it was $175. Yeah. That's a lot.

Yeah, bro, like a six-pack, and then like a gallon of juice and then like, stick at the other, and it was like maybe six or seven, eight items at the most. Insane. And it was a hundred and two little bags, dog, almost $200. Damn. Well, stuff is going to get. way more expensive because a new state law called SB 54. And it's basically it has to do with the packaging waste that now we're going to have to pay for certain things.

Like it's, for example, in the dairy, like your milk, your cheese, your yogurt could become more expensive because many of their current containers don't meet certain state standards now because of this new law. I have to up the price and make sure that it meets code. And it will be something that we all have to deal with. Oh, yeah. They're going to pass the cost on to us. Oh, man. Can we just put it in a plastic bag?

Yeah, just have it to be milk in a plastic bag? Yeah. No, I think that would be less to code. Oh, come on, man. Okay. California officials estimate the average household could pay about 157 to 190 more per year. Don't let you do your grocery shopping on apps because then you add those fees. Some people don't grocery shop in store anymore.

Yeah. Well, Instacart sometimes for the most part, it's free. Oh, free? If you pay for a subscription, it's not free on just to be free. So you're still paying. Yeah, but it's not like the same, you know. Yeah. Just get ready, you guys.

See, if your wallet doesn't hurt already, it's going to just feel even more tight. It doesn't make any sense. Like, they're just going to keep squeezing, squeezing, squeezing until we can't buy it. I know, we pay for the bags already. Yeah, 10-10s for a bag. No, I'm going to carry all this with my hands, bro. I have another question. Who went to vote this mid-turn?

Oh, I was there. I saw Angie over there. She didn't see me, but I saw her. Yeah, it was right there. Okay, so if it feels like it's constricting, you know there's something crazy, like we can do something about it, like register to vote, go vote. Pick the people that are in the seats that are making the decisions. It's so crazy. That's where they tell us to do it.

Oh, good. All right. That was money moves brought to you by your Toyota dealers. I'm let thee for Brownback Mornings on Power 106. Studio's Fool where you at? Great Scott. Hell of Studio. What's 9 plus 10?

Turn your line? Look at this studio. Food. It is going down today for studio's food. Turns out that the best camping food isn't hot dogs and chips, but it does I have the 10 best foods to eat while camping. That is the best food. It's so boring, dog, already.

It already sounds boring. Okay, guess one? Maruchan. No, you're wrong. Ten best foods to eat while you're camping. Yes. Okay. Trail mix.

And I, and, and I, yes. Thank you, Vig. Yeah. And I have a strong feeling that this, that this list is made by hot people. I knew it. Yeah, what makes it the best? What do you mean the best?

Okay, so the first one is child mix, provides healthy, long, lasting energy. Oh, healthy. Healthy fats, protein, and fiber to keep you full, all right? Okay. The second one is oatmeal. Oh, my. Drink camping?

You love oatmeal. Omeal's fire. Latifi, you love oatmeal. Not for camping. Yeah. That's not what I think of it. It says low digesting, carbohydrates, high on fiber for sustained energy.

Tuna or salmon pouches. Pouches. Bro, who eats that? Literally, bro, this is gabacho food right here. This might be for survival. High quality. No, no, no, no. This is not enough of carbs, like if you're going to be out there.

The reason they don't tell you to barbecues, they don't want you to burn the damn forest. That's why. Fresh fruit. Okay, I could do fresh fruit. Lo tahin. It says apples, bananas, oranges, natural sugars, provides quick energy while potassium helps muscle recovery. All right. Number five is jerky.

High on protein. Yeah, this is like some survival. Yeah, dude. Yeah. This is what they're telling you to camp with, yes. Number six, whole grain tortillas. Okay. Okay, yeah, we take that.

But where's the carnaceada, dog? Yeah, or the web of wheat wheat. Number seven, peanut butter. Okay. Yeah. Peanut butter tortillas. With what? Protein plus healthy fats.

Number eight, freeze dried meals, lightweight, balanced nutrition. What the hell? Yeah, this is all food that, like, you could survive with. No, have to worry about it in the fridge. Like, it's kind of. Sure. Because like friolis and stuff, they go bad. Yeah, where's the smores at?

Where's the smores? Like that's my hot chitos. Where's the tachshund. That's on activities tomorrow. Number nine, roasted, roasted chickpeas or at amami. Hell no. Plant-based protein fiber keeps hunger away. And last one, don't forget about the water, guys.

Water plus electrolytes. Who made this list? So boring. Somewhat like a survival list. No disrespect. But this had to be like some healthy. White folks. I want...

Big like number one. I want Ceviche. Yeah. That's what it's okay. Seviche. Carned asada. Yeah.

With rice. That's like the main thing. Chips and salsa. That you shows you, we camp different. Yeah. Oh, for sure. We do camp different.

Bolillos. Bambimbo sandwiches with Doritos. You know? Yeah. I don't know who made this list, bro. We made a list, bro. All right.

And no coffee. That's crazy. I know. No coffee. That's how you wake up in the morning. Yeah, anyways, stay studios and stay healthy, I guess. Boring. Shoot the J.

Shoot it. Play ball. All right, you guys, Spain just made the World Cup final and stole something sacred from Mexico. Oh, what do we got to do with that? It's not their land, language, or powerful indigenous bloodlines this time. All right? Look, they kept it way more chill and stole Mexico's favorite new San Francisco. saying ECC.

No. They straight up stole it, you guys. Yes, we were all saying it as Mexico kept advancing in the World Cup. We're like, okay, ECC. Like, what if we make it to the next round and the next round? All that stuff, right? But as we know, Mexico lost to England, and now Spain is one win away from winning the World Cup, and they stole our swag.

They stole ECC. What do you mean they stole it? How are they using it? They're using it. They were asking in a press conference, like the coach, he was asked about it. And then he was like, oh, what do you think about ECC? He's like, yeah, let's do it. Like, we're going to win, whatever.

Like, he didn't turn it down. He's just like, yeah, that's us now, whatever. But a lot of Mexicans are in the comments of a post where that happened, and they're talking all types of is, dropping Mexican flags. You know, there's just a lot of things that, like, people are like, wow, first they steal our land, now they steal our saying, all this stuff. Now they steal our hope. Right?

But, you know, to play devil's advocate, you can't steal what's already yours. What? Explain yourself and watch yourself Very carefully Taking back what's yours I mean Spanish They gave them the language Watch yourself

They gave them the language So you know I'm just taking back Words I gave you Oh it's because you're going for Spain Huh? I am Spain number one We're gonna win

But I'm saying like It's like what do you mean Why are you stealing something that I gave you It's No fool don't even start Yeah That's what it is If I gave you my sandwich

And you steal my ham and I take back my hand. Who stole it though? I don't know what he's trying to say. He's saying like because he gave them the Spanish language and the phrases in Spanish. So the Spanish can take it? We're just taking it back.

It was ours in the first place. We let you borrow it. You're so scottom. How are they saying it? Isi-fi? Yifi-fi. That's what it is. But a lot of Mexican fans are super upset about this.

Well, I hope it works out for you like it worked out for us. It didn't. Spoiler alert. Things like.