Brown Bag Mornings - 08/19/26 King Koopa of the Girls 🐢🧍‍♀️ | Brown Bag Mornings

Episode Date: August 19, 2026

The squad attempts to navigate the absolute "brain rot" of relationship drama, from a "King Koopa" wife to a listener who was left in a freezing abandoned car while her man went to a party. Between the chaos, the squad breaks down the massive $20 billion fraud scandal surrounding the Dodgers' owner and reacts to Cardi B training her daughter to be her future physical backup! 🥊💸🚗 [Edited by @iamdyre ⛺] Chapters (00:00) Don't You Know I'm Local (5:02) Chisme (7:44) Rap Sheet (9:28) Petty Police (13:14) Scrolling (17:31) The Weather W/ Concrete! (18:37) Homie Helpline (42:20) Giveaways! (49:53) Don't You Know I'm Local (54:33) Chisme (57:45) Rap Sheet (1:04:26) Sports 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? Those tires that you're driving safely on could be a problem very soon. All right? We all got scared on social media over these past couple days because it's like, hey, new tire laws.

Yeah. Give up your tires. Don't be scared. Don't be scared. Go to charge. That's what Ice Cube said. No. Okay, so there's a new tire situation, new tire rules that are going down starting 2029. All right.

It's not right now right now. It's later, later. They're just getting us ready. Okay. The California Energy Commission unanimously approved new efficiency standard standards, excuse me, for replacement tires. Not the tires that you buy your car or not the new tires for new cars. It's the ones that you buy after when your tires are like,

it's been a couple years. Angie, not five before that, hopefully. You don't know. Before your tires go bald. When you need new tires, you go get them at the tire shop or at the dealer, what have you. Those replacement tires don't have as much, I guess, standards and rules to go by. So they're saying, hey, they need to be more energy efficient. What that means is, right now the replacement tires, they are tough to handle.

The way that I was told this comparison is because I'm just a girl and I don't know cars, is that let's say you're going to a shopping cart. Let's say you're at Tarje. There's two types of shopping carts. There's the one that's smooth. That's a new car. And then there's the one that's tough that you kind of got to lug it around a little bit more.

Do you see how that's wasting more energy of yours pushing it? Yeah. Similar with your car. If those tires are not meeting the same standards the replacement ones, your car's using more energy, whether that be fuel on your gas or whether that be like electric energy in your eating car. So because of that, the California Energy Commission is saying,

hey, we got to make it easier on these tools. They're spending so much bread on gas already. at least meet the standards because often it's more with the manufacturer of the replacement tires and not are bad, right? If you ever figure out like, damn, my car's struggling now. It got new tires supposed to act better.

That's because the standards aren't meeting. It's not meeting. It's not up to par with standards. So we're getting ripped off the whole time. Yes. Okay. Now get this, it will cost us a little bit more because they said that to meet those standards.

Of course, the reason why it's been low-key getting ripped off It's because it's been a little cheaper to make. Yeah. Right? It's like they'll make tires a little cheaper, the replacement tires, but it's also going to wear and tear on our car more. Faster.

However, because they have to meet these standards, it has to, I think it's called the rolling efficiency of a tire. Okay. Because that has to be better. It's going to cost us about six bucks, six bucks more, excuse me, per tire. And I change out my tires like every year. Something happens. That's insane words. Really?

Something happens when my tires all the time. Yeah, that's insane work. I always have flat tires. Yes. What's the nails? Yeah, nails everywhere. Apparently, people just sprinkle them across the freeway. Why is that?

What? No, I'm serious. Like, who is the nail fairy that just goes on the freeway? All the time. Here you go. You get a nail. I bought a new tire and then a week later I had to take it back to the tire shop because I ran over a nail. Yeah, that's my name. So you're telling me I'm not going to be able to go to the tire shop anymore.

It'd be like, hey, give me that like $40 tire you have in the back. Because that's what usually happens when you just need one. It's like, let me just get the cheapest one. They probably will be $45 now. No, I don't think, I don't think so. That's not like the situation. That's what I was thinking like, oh, like we can't buy used tires anymore. I don't think that's practical because there's so many used tires in the world.

Where are they going to go? Use tires and replacement tires are different. So it's the new ones that you buy at the replacement spot. Like at the spot. Like, hey, I want new tires. I want new tires. It's like, okay, well, we have to meet these standards. And again, that's not until 20, 29.

So we're tripping over nothing. That's tomorrow. Oh, yeah, I'll be rich by then in my head. That's literally tomorrow. That's in three years. Next thing you know, it's going to be like, oh, it's 2029. I know, yeah. Well, I learned a lot of, like, car knowledge of rolling resistance,

so that's the energy it takes to keep your tires moving. And they're like, hey, you need to have better rolling resistance. Every manufacturer's of new tires. Especially with electric cars. That's, like, super huge. Oh, yeah, electric cars are really heavy. Yeah, super heavy. Yeah.

Okay, well, there you go. Room, room, room. Oh. So, 2029, when you go and you get your replacement tires at whatever tire shop, They just have to be more energy efficient, not just EV, but fuel efficient all of that. Because what the commission is saying is like that extra effort your car has to make, that's more money you got to spend at the gas pump or at the EV charging station. I put EV tires on my car. What?

Why? They put EV tires on it because they're like, they're better. They're like, all weather. All weather tires? I don't know. I just go, I'm like, I'm just a girl. Which it looks good. That will say.

Yeah, yeah. That one has a cool little track looking pattern. Yes. Zool, come here? Now what's going on? Damn! She's Mation with Angie. Okay, you guys, Cardi B is getting her daughter ready to fight, okay?

Her daughter, culture, she's eight years old, and so she was on live with her, right? And she's saying, like, culture, are you ready for boxing? You got to learn how to fight because your mom's going to need your help later when I'm old. Listen. No, no, and I'm going to try you when you grow up and I got some down. Like, so, you know, when you're 25, you know what I'm like, don't make me bring out my daughter. You know, when I'm an old bitch and I can't fight no more, you got me? Yeah, yeah, exactly.

When I'm like about 60 and I'm talking to these, that's when you come in. I love it. She knows that she's not going to change. Yeah. Yeah. She knows that she's going to get in drama. Yeah. I was 60 years old.

I have 60 year old. That my mouth will work just fine, but my physical capabilities will slow down. So she already has her backup. culture that's why she's like we're gonna start doing boxing already this is the same remember that prank is like hey I'm fighting the neighbor you have to fight her daughter are you ready every all the parents have prank their kids yeah yeah yeah so what those kids are made of the ones are like what that I love those kids I was like no mom no yes have you ever had a fight for your parent like your parent got into something you know what not physically but verbally yeah yeah yeah

yeah oh it's because it was something racist they were calling them that and my parents don't know Spanish and at that time I don't know English. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Sorry, they don't know English. Clearly, I don't know English. They don't know English. So they were accusing my dad that he backed up and then crashed into them.

But it was like, no, lady, you were coming down the hill. You didn't break and you hit us. So then they pulled over at the time that the lady was like yelling at my dad, telling them like racial stuff. My dad doesn't speak English. So I'm over here getting heated. I'm 12 at that age. And so I'm going off at that lady.

Good. You let out all your curse words, huh? Oh. Yeah. Hell yeah. And then after that, I let my sisters have it inside the car because I told him, like, you guys are older and you're having me a 12-year-old.

Yeah, so it was a whole family. Okay, Angie. Angie from the fly. Don't mess with her. But that was the only time. Yeah. Yeah. Don't come at her family, okay?

Anybody else? Yeah, I had like an issue or it was like my dad. It was a neighbor. Like, I don't know. They came to the door. He's making up the story. No, no, no. It's hard to explain.

We're watching it. It's hard to explain. brain is splitting together. The fake stuff. There was like an old dude. He was like trim in. Ah, I get it. Let me guess.

You got in the middle. You're like, I don't want to do this to you, pal. And then Ben Diesel came out of nowhere. And there was a dinosaur. It's all about family. All right, thanks, Mick. If it's hip hop, you know let these on.

Yeah, go. Let these set go. You know who else is lying to the kids? Freaking young thug, man. He went, school just started. Yeah. He went to an elementary school in McCann, Macon, Georgia.

Okay. And he told the kids that fame is the most important thing to strive for in life. Listen. So, Pan is really the most important. If you be famous, you're almost as important as the richest person in the world. You got to keep up with it.

You got to always make sure it lead. It leads you to the right room. You got to know how to move. You got to move totally different. Okay. Okay, my Young Thug. Who's booking, by the way, seeing Young Thug pull up or any rapper of that matter on your first week of school, I'm sure it's a turn-up. Hell yeah.

So you believe everything that person says. He's fine. Listen, TK., you got to be famous. You know? Why aren't you guys streaming right now? Right now. I could be wrong, but I believe this is part of his sentencing that he had to talk to go back and talk to kids in Georgia. So he's just saying stuff just to say stuff?

No, well, that just goes to show. nobody's actually trying to book him and the things that he's saying is like community service yes like he's trying his best but I don't know if that's the right message for kids I get you like he didn't have anything prepared but they're like hey no you got to do this for more purposes yeah because it was like like I remember the stuff about Georgia he could only be there if he was doing positive things for the community right oh there he goes that's really positive emphasis on positive I don't know what this would everybody be famous right now It's important.

It should be more important than rich people. Just be famous. No. That's the sound that our police. The petty police. You're petty. You're just petty. I'm being petty.

Petty, petty girl. Pretty and pettiest. You know what I love the most about brown bag is that we are so honest. Have y'all ever wanted to call me the B word? No. No. That is disrespectful. Who would ever want to do that?

Besides the bad. What about our producer Ramona? Never. Never. We don't love each other here. Okay. Okay. Just wondering. Just wondering. Just getting clipping this for when it actually happens. Hey, there's, why are you not in your head, Ramona? You're so involved in this break. I'm not understanding. Okay. So this happened over in Detroit. A newscaster was caught on a hot mic. Kind of going back and forth with her producer and ends up calling her a B word again while on the hot mic. This ended up getting her fire. Check this out.

I don't think you are. You're walking out really angry. P. Jeez, oh, Pete. What is the Gizzo Pete? Now, Gizel Pete's, I have said. Yeah, I have said that. Lettie. They come to take her mic.

It's funny because it seems like there's one dude like, April, we got to help her out. So he comes to take her mic back. Can I feel like to finish what I'm going to say? What the fuck? Grow up. Yes. guys like here give me your mic girl give me your mic girl yes it happened over in Detroit her name is Taryn Asher she's a longtime Detroit TV news anchor but yeah she had a

confrontation with her with her producer of sorts and she's like no I can't oh man she's oh Wally letty come on Gizzo Pete too that's the craziest one I heard that is so funny that must be the the highest level of getting a white person mad because I never heard it that one gosh jeez oh piz oh gosh darn it But I saw some comments and a lot of people in Detroit loved her. Like she was like a beloved newscaster. She's been in Detroit News since 2007. Wow.

Now this video itself is old, but it's making the rounds. So she got off the air, pulled off the air in November 2025. Oh, damn. Complaints about what Fox describes as repeated unprofessional workplace behavior and outbursts. Because of that? Yeah. That's like nothing. Maybe she has Tourette's.

Jesus, Pete. I feel like you should be able to put up with some stuff for saying. Yeah. Come on, now. And I thought I heard that she was just like angry at the other person because they were like taking too long for something. They were going back and forth. I believe she had went off script. She had freestyled a bit on air.

And then so she was telling the producer that, yeah, I had to pivot because I had to add in this info and then the producer walked out. And she's like, oh my gosh. You're like really angry now. Jesus of Pete. She's a Pete. Can we make Gizo Pete's very normalized? Yeah, I like it. In honor of this Taryn Asher, a Detroit newscaster.

Yeah, let's do it. And for the record, no one has ever thought that for old. Gizzo Pete? Gizzo Pete? No, no, no. No. Not you. Not nobody in this room.

Okay, he's not here right now. Concrete? Have you ever wanted to call me? No. No. But when I was on the street team, yeah, you know. What? What?

I would get mad all the time. I would crash out. On who? Everybody. Oh. Oh. Geez O. Oh, Gis O.

Even me? The street team is still part of Parraway to C. Yeah. Gee lovers, Batman. I love them. I love them. They're my family, but I'm like, geez,

oh, Pete. My God. Y'all don't know how to put up a tent. Yeah. Jeez, oh, my God. Go get the raffle ticket. Cheese of peace. That wasn't their name.

Betty, please. Let's get into Scrolling. Scrolling with zombies. I might have found your new favorite TV channel, and it's going to be one. 100% AI. Does anybody in here have a Roku TV or Roku set up at their house? I'm getting charged for Roku and I have, I just need to figure that out.

Roku's free. What? It's not. I have, I have charges from Roku. I swear to do. How? Jesus of Piz. I see it every month too.

Like, A, I got to fix that. I'm pretty sure it's free. I'm pretty sure I'm getting charged. I'll show you the bank thing. What? Well, Roku is doing a 24-hour, 24-7 available AI brand. Brain rot channel. And if you don't remember what brain rot is,

it's those videos that you see of like the tomato and the banana having an affair and stuff like that. Oh, yeah, the trauma. Sounds like this. Oh my gosh, Bannonito. I'm tired of being dirt poor. I deserve way more. No, don't leave me, my precious angel.

It's okay, daddy. We will be okay. We will work hard so your mom will come back to us. See, I told you, son, that we could do it. Oh, my gosh. My husband is rich now. I need to get him back. Oh, no.

Remember those like, novellas and stuff like that? Everybody would watch all over. The tomatoes, the potatoes. Cucumber. They're going to be available to you 24-7 on Roku chino. The strawberry. The pretrieta, the bagelito, and all of them and stuff like that.

They're saying it's because it's 100% cheaper to make these videos in entertainment than just to hire actors. Yeah. That's why those things are striking. Yeah, I was about to say, I was kind of on board with this until they said that. And it reminded me that they're only doing that because it's cheap programming. Yeah. And that's taking essentially another person's job.

And we're out here in Burbank. We saw a lot of like the writer strike. Yeah. I did. We're like, what do you think? We know that. So if you want to find the channel too, it's called... We don't.

Oh, you don't? We're not promoting that. We haven't enough already on social. Now when they turn on TV, it's got to be that too. And Roku City is enough AI for me. Just the city by the time. Yeah. When you turn on the TV and it's just like all the whole like screensaver moving and

I don't know. I just found out I'm getting charged for stuff that you're not going to be. Well, they charge me like for Disney and Hoolool. Lulu through Roku. It's weird. Okay. Oh. Okay.

I can see that. Yeah. Okay. I don't know. Maybe you should go directly. Maybe they won't charge you as much. Yeah. Maybe it'll be cheaper.

I didn't know that was the case. I just signed in. I signed up and then now I'm getting charged, but it says through Roku. Anyway. Yes, I'm getting sound. Yes. Low key. Did you ever watch those videos a lot?

I got stuck on those videos all the time. I couldn't. I couldn't. What? And AI just, I, yeah. Caigorto. Yeah.

It's a little too much. What do you mean? There was a point where it was like really funny and like, oh my gosh, the freaking strawberry had a baby with the chocolate and now there's chocolate strawberry baby. See, that's funny. But why does it look like a banana? It's like, ooh, she cheated. But now that I think of it, it's kind of like the anti-vegetales. And it's like, Veggie Tales and it's like, Veggie Tales.

Yeah. You know what I'm saying? There are a lot of kids listening. You do not like AI slop. They love it. No, I don't. Yeah, I like it. You like it.

You're about turn 30. You're about to turn 30. Wow. You just hit me with the pushing 30 is correct. This big age? He's still going to be at the club at 30. I'll be on my iPad right there too. What's up?

With your readers. Thank you for scrolling, my friend. I got to let you know, you listening. You could win some major, cha-ching on Power 106. We just got word. What? That you could win a thousand dollars here.

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sure that the money stays away for sure. Can I get it all in all ones? No. No. Ew. No. Go watch your AI Slop. I'm Roku.

All right. Let's get to the weather. And now the weather. Oh, hell the dog. With concrete storm. Peritos there's going out for the weather Wednesday, August 19th. First, we shot out all that cholas in Santa Fe Springs. Let me buy you a burger with some onion rings.

Amor. 88 degrees and 69 degrees at night. Next, we see the peritas in the city of Sorritos, Brownback mornings, the manda becitosito. 89 and 69 degrees at night. And now we hit the Ciudad of Culver City. Last night, I ran over a kitty.

Meow! Why would you do that? 83, because he got in the way. 83 degrees and 68 degrees at night. Lastly, we hit the city of 818 in the city of Reseda. If you're a hater, you know, savis que? Me la pelas. 89 degrees and 69 degrees at night.

It's going to be hot. Again today. Perritos. Yeah. So, Sunafeet Springs. Check it out 88 and 69 degrees. Cerritos, you're going to be 89 and 69 degrees. Culver City, 83 and 68 degrees.

Recyta, you're going to be 89 and 69 degrees. It's your boy, Con, from Brownback mornings or Power 106. 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 your phone. The homie help line. Leti, it's hump day and we have lesbians. So you can't hump them. We have lesbians. They can hump each other. No, that's not how it works. I don't know how it works, dude.

Yeah? Yeah? Yeah? They humped? Wait, just tell the story. Leslie hit us up and said, Brown bag, I need help understanding my ex because she broke up with me,

but somehow she's mad at how I'm living now. She said, my name is Leslie. Me and my girl were together for a year and a half. she broke up with me two weeks ago. I met her family and she met mine. Of course. She has two little kids, two and four. And she told me, between being a mom and being a girlfriend, the relationship became too much.

She also felt like I had lost myself in the relationship. So even though it hurt, I accepted it. She gave up on us. What else could I do? Well, since the breakup, I've been trying to find myself again. I've been going out, doing spontaneous stuff, making last minute plans, just enjoying myself. and apparently she hates seeing it. She unfollowed me because she said

every time I post myself out doing something, it makes her mad. But Brown Bag, I'm confused. When we were together, I would be with the kids all day while she and the dad worked. She even worked weekends too. It's not like I was turning down

all these adventures with her. We literally didn't have the time. What makes it even weirder is that we said we were going to stay cool after the breakup, but now she's ice cold barely text me super distant acting like I did her dirty I still care about her and the kids so part of me feels bad that she's hurt but at the same time you broke up with me because I lost myself

and now that I'm finding myself again you're mad brown bag has an ex ever treated you like you're still together after you broke up is she young she seems young yeah young is youngish youngish yeah like probably I would say like below 30 or 30 Okay, all right, all right. That's young. That's young. Because it feels like this is normal breakup behavior.

Yeah. And I bet, I'm one thing to bet you guys said you could be friends. Because it's lowy breakup situation where you block each other. Yeah. Black each other. You're done. You're done. Yeah.

That's what I've done. It helps you heal too. Yeah. Not blocked, but like unfollow. Like the minute I was done with somebody, I'll be like, I don't follow. Because I don't want to see you enjoying your life. I don't want to see you not enjoying your life. I don't want to think about you for the next three to six business months.

Yeah. I've done 100% too. Like I've had to block on relationships as well. And her and I had like viral videos the other. So it's just like, you know, I was like, I just had to do it. You have to go delete all the videos. How many views? Or you kept the videos.

A couple of millions of views. But I kept the videos, but like some of them I took down. Some of I took down. The ones that didn't have a lot of views. The ones that were not viral, I would kept those down for sure. Greg, what do you miss more, her or the views? None. None.

You don't miss the views? Come on. No, no, because I could do it on my own. But anyways, I got the whole lesson. It hasn't gone viral since. Only when he turned down the cop. But he pulled down. No, brother.

Like a week later, I blocked her and stuff like that. I took everything down. And then she started to press me and stuff. Like, why would you take that down? Blah, blah, blah. Like, we just broke up. And I was like, dog, we're done. We're broken up.

What are you talking about? Why are you trying to still control me? And that wasn't healthy for her. Yeah. And you guys had probably gone through breakups and makeups, right? You guys have probably gone through where you had time apart and then you got back together. Because you were with her for a while, no? No, I was with her for three years.

And then we, that was like a breakup breakup. Oh, one and a done. I'm wondering if maybe she just thought you guys were going to get back together. Probably. Probably. Yeah, probably. She still had hope. Yeah.

Well, hope's gone. It's been a couple years. Yeah, it's been a couple years. It's been a couple of years. So hope, long gone. Well, yeah. You were hopeless to be. with.

Wow. You know that too, brother. She fell in love in a hopeless place for real. Oh, poor thing. She's, who's great, by the way?

Greg's ex is great. Great girl. Who are you hoping, Leslie? Yeah, Leslie. Leslie seems to, if she got with her, she'd been with her girl for a year and a half.

And the, her youngest baby, the girl's youngest babies, too, that baby was six months. So she came in and was low-key, like, second mom. Yeah. She's, like,

I'm assuming she's, because you meant, that the ex told her she's losing herself in the relationship. Yeah, so she might have been too involved, which is sucky because you want so much Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, being the second mom and it's like, oh wow, what are you doing being the second mom? Yeah, yeah, you get along with baby daddy, what's your problem? Yeah, you're supposed to be mommy's little friend.

Yeah. You're supposed to be Tia, and baby daddy's supposed to hate you. Okay? You flick me. That's the part that confused me because it's like, wait, you babysat the kids while both parents went to work like on the weekends that's a little person that's somebody that that's suspicious let it work Leslie's very nice but that's very suss yeah the the parents are probably you don't think that happened you know what I'm saying oh no I don't

wow that's crazy you want to think that I thought that I'm like he's gonna tell Leslie she got played yeah that's what I was thinking because she's saying like she babysat the kids all the time even the weekends while her the mommy and the daddy actually went to work but they didn't work together. No, but it's like working weekends, that's always suspicious. Oh, you guys are so much drama. I like it. I like it. Yeah, I went there. Because if you think about it, if she was, if the youngest baby is two and they've been

together a year and a half, that means they got together when the baby's only six months. That's the danger zone when you have a baby daddy, baby mama. Infant. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, that's where like they're still hooking up and stuff. What? You never. So you were still like, you know up after those ones? No. You were. You were a baby daddy once. Yeah, but we were together at the time.

We didn't break up to where two. Sorry, so Vic was two. Oh, but then the time after that is tricky time. I was out of danger zone. I guess I'm relating it to mine because both parents, low-key, have to buck up and work because now you're separated. So there would be times when I was working and he was doing his thing. And so like a family member of his or mine would take care of our son, my oldest.

Yeah. But that didn't mean me and him were hooking up. But a partner? This is a partner. Right, because I got to work. Yeah, but imagine the baby was six months. Six months. You guys are just...

Six months. We're just adding that they're hooking up. Yeah. Well, that's where my mind I went to. Because I asked her. I straight out asked her. It's tough to co-parent. No, I bet, I bet.

And you have to literally, like, now you got to pay for your own bills, your own apartment, your own place, all of this stuff, right? And he probably does too. So you both got to work. I get that. But I asked her. I was like, you think she's going back? to her baby dad she ignored my question

oh because you guys are just adding extra me and Angie I thought that I've been watching a lot of novella I like it I like it I like it we don't all go back to the baby day

I know but we don't know on this no we don't look up the how many girls go back you have two people right now that they didn't get back with their partner that they had a kid away very true that's true

You guys are the exception. They've only been bringing up a two weeks. So honestly, what can you get into in those? The club? See? Tell me about it. Yeah, but you also have, like, no morals. So you're going to go ahead and do the crazy stuff.

I will. Within 24 hours, I will be. You'll sniff it off her butt. Yes, exactly. You need me mad? Do you want to break up with me? I would go to fig. Break up with me?

Where's your best friend? I'll show you. See? No morals. I told you. No morals. No morals. But yeah, she's asked. Hold on. Hold on. K.W.R. F.M. H.D.1. Los Angeles. Power 106. L.A.'s no more for hip-hop for hip-hop. Proceed. Yeah. No, so she's asking us like, what do I do you guys?

Like, is this like normal ex-behavior? She's trying to control me even after we broke up. Like, does this happen to other people? She's young. I could just tell. She's young. And her breakup activities is the theme parks. Yeah, theme parks. Brother. Brother. She's going to live and she's going to learn.

This definitely happens during breakups. You shouldn't have, you shouldn't have fallen for the let's stay friends clause in the breakup. That's always asking for trouble. That's so dumb. That's just like, let me keep eyes on you. Yeah, never works. Never works at all. It doesn't.

Never works. Keeping the door open. But why? Because you love it too. Why? Sell your car to the neighbor. I don't want to see you. Keep that thing in the garage.

And if you weren't good enough to be in their life as a, as a partner. Yeah. why would you want to be a friend yeah why would you be their friend and you know you know that person you know they're a bad friend anyway yeah yes you're a terrible friend you have been demoted all right

we are taking your calls as an ex ever tried to control you after you guys broke up and it was like hey bro or aces or look hey you leave you alone you broke up with this all this you can't have nothing to say you guys anything about my thirst traps you guys you guys say you know where I go

I'm with it's True? Yeah. Got no saying that. Your friends follow them too so that your friends are updating you with them. Oh, yeah. Oh, my God. That's the word.

Hey, bro, you didn't really like her, right? I can't, I can't. Don't even start, right, bro, quote. I'm telling you first. Don't even start. Hey, bro, when does she get a Lamborghini? Oh, no, she was in the passenger scene. No.

Oh. Do you know anybody with Lamborghini? Why you sound like Lifty Gunplay? All right. All right. Let's go to Noelleelly and Whittier. Noeli. Hello.

Hi, good morning. Good morning. Good morning. Good morning. Noel, you had a controlling ex? It's Noemi. I'm sorry. I don't think here it's to be right.

Oh, Noemi. Sorry, my beautiful Noemi. Talk to us. So I did, and like I was telling the gentleman, I did have a controlling ex and I had to marry her like about a month and a half ago. Hold on. Wait, wait, wait, wait. Lesbians?

Yes. Yeah. Yeah. Lesbians. Yeah. I made her my baby mama. What? Wait, that's not physically possible.

I think that's how worse. Noemi. So you guys had broken up and she stayed like trying to be like acting like she was still your girl? Yeah. So we had actually, I, so my son just turned a year old last month on the 29th. Okay. And we basically broke up literally the day before I had to go in to get a scheduled C-section. So you can already imagine how my messages were going that night.

No, no, no, no, no. Hold on. You can't just drop that type of a bomb, Noemi. Wait a minute. You were dating her while you were pregnant? Yeah, so I was dating her. I ended up finding out I was pregnant when I started dating her. So you played for both teams.

Yeah. And you told her like, hey, I'm pregnant. Like, what was that like for you and her? So it was more like we were on a talking stage. And it's like the father of my kids, it was like my birthday's on the end of, it was, my birthday's on the end of our. So it was more of like that we did something we had been in November when a San Diego called it a weekend Didn't really talk after that and three weeks later I ended up finding out it was pregnant because it was it's already my third pregnancy So it's like I knew my body yep you can tell you have the signs like something feels a little bit more tender than usual

Or you feel like a crumb that doesn't go away and you're like there it is new baby Well it was more of like the the hormones because she kind of said something and it just kind of it made me just crash out I'm pregnant And I'm pregnant every Tuesday. Oh, seriously. But it ended up being like that. And we kind of like, we wrote it out through the whole pregnancy. It was this iffy situation because she was like, you know, the whole baby daddy. She's like, how do I know?

Mind you, after our second kid, it was more of like a done deal. But like we still kept it cool. Yeah. So it was like, oh, you know, hey, your birthday weekend, boom, pregnant. So a month later, I ended up telling her. I was like, hey, you know what? I'm pregnant. And she was just like, she was on the tip where she was like, oh, you know what, I'm just, you know, I'm just here fun.

You know, I'm just for a good time, a long time. Ah. Okay, okay. Yeah. And you were down, you were down for someone that unsurious while you were having a serious situation. You're a crazy girl, no way. You know, I'm here for a short time, not a long time. You're a mom.

I'm here for a good time, not a long time. Okay. You're a mom? Girl, I'm pregnant. Wow. Wow. Is it mine? Is it mine?

Was she your first girl? Because you were with the eggs before and the dude. So I, honestly, she was the second girl I ever took seriously. But I could say she was like the top crash out. She beat all of them. Oh, okay. She's King Cooper of the girls. Okay.

Yeah, so when we broke up, it was more of like a, yeah, you know, you're right. you're going to start a new chapter in your life. And I was just like, yeah, you know, okay, whatever. Came the day that I actually gave birth. I gave birth in the mornings, like around 12. My mom had sent me a picture to her. She's like, oh, look, babies here. So mind you, she was around the pregnancy, the whole pregnancy.

Yeah. So it's like, we were laying down. She was feeling babies kick, the whole nine yards. Cute, cute. So we ended up breaking up, and she was already pretty much accustomed to my girl. I have two daughters, so she was accustomed to them. My second one was on her arms all the time. So when we ended up breaking up, she did tell me that she did kind of home irresponsible,

because she's like, you know, like, you're not right. And I agree with her. That is not right at all, you know, especially because it's not just her. It's kids involved, too. So we ended up, you know, kind of like figuring it out. And I married her like a month and a half ago because, you know, like if a man ain't going do it, a one man is going to do it. What an excuse.

I've never heard that before. Me neither. Now I'm terrified. What a thing. The man and woman, brother. Wow. Yeah, she ate, for real. She ate, literally.

Literally. I get it. So you guys break up before you give birth, then you give birth to a kid, and she's kind of like reprimanding you. Like, you're a mom. We had the kids involved. What are we doing here? What are we doing with our lives? Yeah, basically, because I think the day of the birth, she kind of thought about it.

Because the father of my kids, like I said, he's very involved. So I did want him present to be there. So she was like, oh, like, you guys are probably playing house. You know, you probably forgot about me. And I was just like, girl, you know, like, get a grip. Oh, I'll go out of surgery. You know, I'll call you when I get out of you. Girl, get a grip.

It's just a baby. You're the problem. My third one, too, by the way. By the way, I was broken up with him when I made the third one because it was just a birthday weekend. No, I mean, duh. She's going to be... It really was.

She's going to be suspicious, no Emmy. Well, I'll be very honest with you. My kids now actually call my wife, mom, because, like I said, we just recently got married, like, a month and a half ago. So, yeah, I told her, I said, you know what? I said, we're getting married or what? Hey. Oh, it's not. It's no Emmy.

And as far as for Leslie, you know what? She lost a good person. Like, I feel like, you know, all that. mom stuff throw it out the window girl get it together wake up earlier find some time oh yes hold on hold on hold on hold on paro six number one for hip hop in anaheim shout to all of our prettitos listening in the city of anaheim noemi uh back to you so you're telling our home girl on the homie help line leslie that her ex missed out because she was very part of basically yeah yeah okay long story short yeah very honest at you i a woman was somebody i never

pictured myself with as far as even marrying. But it's not the end of the world, girl. There's worst things in the world. You know, world hunger, pollution. Oh, wow. Yeah. She went there, yeah?

I love it. That's a great way to think about it. You think you have pain? Let's go take a trip. Yeah, hold on. World hunger. Thank you so much for calling him in. There you go.

She's crazy. Yeah. She's a crazy girl. She was calling her wife to crash out when she was over here crashing out over here. She's my, maybe she's pregnant again. That's how she could. She's pregnant. Hey, Rebecca, Rebecca and Anaheim.

Good morning, Rebecca. Anna Croyne. Good morning. Rebecca, we're talking, you know, our homegirl, Leslie hit us up because she's been with her girlfriend for a year and a half, even stepped in as a stepparent to her children, the girlfriend's children. The girlfriend ends up breaking up with her because, hey, you lost yourself in our relationship.

You don't really seem motivated. It seems like she was an at-home type of person. So since the breakup, which only happened two weeks ago, Leslie has been doing. doing her thing. She's been going out. She's been spontaneous. And now the exes has something to say. Like, what are you doing? I'm blocking you. I don't approve of this. But Leslie's tripping because it's like, lady, you broke up with me. Yeah. Did you ever have a controlling ex in that manner? Yes, I have. And actually, we met at Greg's favorite spot at Club Indio. Oh, wow. Oh, wow.

Uh-huh. Yes, yes, yes. And, you know, it started off well. And then I got told. I was too much of a woman for her, which I was confused about, but okay. What? Yeah, that's what I said. And so I got told the same thing, you know, do you? I have, she had two kids, do you, do you think I'm not ready for where you're at in life? I'm like, well, I don't know what that means, but okay. So I started doing me, and the same thing happened.

Lesbians are complicated. We love the mess. Do you never means do you. No, it doesn't. It doesn't at all. No. So when I did and it was all right, well, I went back to go to Indio. And, well.

She was there. It's like Vegas. You know, what happens there? Well, it doesn't always stay there. But it's true. It goes around and people know. And, you know, I had it pulling up to that spot and, you know, surprising me telling me what am I doing?

And I thought we had something. You told me to do me. And I'm doing her. And I'm doing her. And the one in line over there, I'm doing her too. Did you stay broken up? Or did you block each other? Was that the sign of like maybe we should.

In the beginning? Well, in the beginning, I was like, okay, well, that's what you want. I'm fine. But I got the text messages back and hey, you know, whatever. And of course, you know, okay, we'll continue talking. But then it was just too much. She got into all that oogie-boogie stuff and I ain't down with that. I'm good.

What's the oogie boogie stuff? Yeah, hold on. Like the boo-car, yeah, and I'm not trying to do all that. What? What? Wow. Okay, we're going to. No, thank you. Yeah, no thank you to us either.

Yeah. Thank you, Rebecca. Hey, do you is code for EFeron and find out. Do you is not really do you. No. Do you is like, hey, go see what happens. Go see what happens. Yeah, because if you say do you, I'm going to go do me as well.

So I'm going to go do me, but I'm going to do it worse. You get me? Like, if I tell you, do you. All right, I'm going to go to Chanel. on Covina. That's what it means. Chanel. Hi. Hi.

We're talking about controlling exes, people that broke up with you and then act like there's with you when they broke up with you. What happened to you? I was in a bad relationship. I was really young. I was about 18. And

the guy, he gave me, he gave me, he was just a bad ex. And he gave me, like, he's like, I give you a month. He goes, now that's it. We're broken up. So I still, I was in a bad spot.

I was, I didn't have another place to stay. So we were still living together, and he would tell me, get ready. We're going to go party, and he would leave me in an abandoned car. What? Yeah. Like, you mean you waiting in a car? Yeah, and I would have to wait there. No matter how cold or how hot or whatever it was.

So, yeah. And you felt like you had to stay in the car because you, maybe you wanted him back? I was, I was still, I was still sprung on him, I guess. I was still sprung on him. So, so, yeah, it was, I was hoping to get back with him. But we did end up getting back together and staying together. but that's a whole other story. Are you with him currently?

No. No. No. Okay, good, good, good, good. Oh, no. Sometimes you're the only person that can save yourself sometimes. You're the only one that can get yourself back. So only advice I could give that girl is just leave things as they are.

Yeah. These things as they are because you're better off. You're better off. Broke enough. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you so much for calling. Yeah.

Thank you, bye. I can tell you've been through a lot. I could tell that story has so many other layers to it. But she's out of that. She's still sitting in the car right now. I know. I feel like that's where that cough came from. It's her car.

That was like she was really young. I felt bad. I was like, she left her in the car. She's like, somebody come get me, please. No. No AC in the car. I just picture to the oldest car you could have.

They would go to a party. She's like, no matter if it was cold, so she'd probably be freezing. I know. It's so cold. That's sad. Of course you know. But you're laughing.

Well, there's funny elements to everything. Come on, no. What's funny about being manipulated? She was 18. She deserved it. No, Craig, don't do that. At 18, 19, 20, you go through all these things. Just because you went through it.

All of us did. All of us did. You do it to people. Anyway. Because he's still a little boy. He's only 29. Yeah, come up. I'm still young.

You're the one that started the laughing. Don't deflect. I see you. I see you, Vic. We're all young. We go through stuff like that. You look back and laugh at it. Through stuff like what?

The stuff that we want. through when we were 18. Oh yeah, but you were, you were in the car waiting, the girls' car? I was at the house. I was waiting at the girls' house. Where is she at? She was at the other state. Well, her husband.

Apparently, probably like a third one, too. No, it was her husband. They had kids. But I can laugh at it now. You were in a Sanjo. I can laugh at it now. You wanted her to leave her husband for you. I can laugh.

Yeah. You're not laughing. Good laugh. All right. All right. Baby girl, Leslie. Yes. Like, we see Ney and

famously said, Salte. Salte. Salte. Salte del car. I did such a good job. I did such a good job. He always has to do that.

When I wake up in the morning and the longest on the morning, I give myself a look. I'm at the corner. Just been time to see the bus. My mind. It's all right. I watched it.

Yeah. If this brings back any memories to you, go to your doctor. Chicken prostate. But me too, me too, me too, me too. I'm getting my blood work done this. Get a mammogram. That's the equivalent of like prostate exam, no?

I'm like, ooh. All right. It's back to school time for all the kiddos out there. So that means any year. Back to school, too. Don't you just love it? We're just constantly tested. I saw a real yesterday of a girl.

It's her birthday. And so for her birthday, all her friends came over and they did worksheets. I saw that one. What? Math. They had to name like in the cell mitochondria. They had to name all the states. Yeah.

It did see that one. It was like times tables. It was really, and spelling. Yeah. That sounds kind of fun. Yeah, it was really funny. But everybody's like getting lit though as they do it? I don't know.

It didn't look like it. No. They were for real like bent over like writing. Like trying to do hard. Yeah. Yeah. Like really hard. Yeah.

Super crazy. That is funny. The theme of my of my next birthday party. Get ready. Okay. Angie, it's your turn. You're the student of the day. Yes.

How good of a student were you? How were you in school? I think I was pretty good. I mean, I graduated with the 4.0. Don't ask me my subjects. I'm on to you now. Yeah? Mm-hmm.

But you did a lot of electives, you said. My last year, yes, I didn't. But I was really good at math. I got all the way to statistics. And I took it for fun. I love it. Can't say the name of the subject. Statistics.

But she was good. No, you said it good. You said it good, Angie. Do you have a lot of friends? Were you a loner? I had friends. I wouldn't say I was like, ooh, popping. Did all your friends talk Spanish?

Yes, they all did. I love it. Can you tell them? So you guys were... Oh, you blame your friends? No, I mean, I blame me. Okay. Where would you hang out in school?

The quad, upstairs, by the lockers. No, on the lunch tables. We made sure on the first day that we had a lunch table. Love it. You scoped it out? Hell yeah. You someone went at five in the morning. Yeah.

If a little freshman, if a little freshman came to sit at our table, get out. Yeah. Out. Out. What you're doing? Depend me. Look, Delano. Look.

Okay. It's time for you to spin the wheel. Let's go. Please be massive. Please be math. It is. Math, math. History.

History. Angie, come on. Make it her story. You get it? Yeah, I get it. Now he's sounding like me. He fedry these lines. Angie, so we got Justin and Al Monte.

He's going for you. So if you get this question right, he and three of his family or friends are going to go to Universal Studios. Okay. Okay. Jone in Long Beach is going against you, baby girl. If you lose, Jone wins the tickets. Okay. Gotcha.

All right. So your history question is, I'm going to give you a little bit of a choice. Do you want it to be about your people, our people, or do you want it to be American history? They never taught me about my people, so I guess. That one? Yeah, U.S. history. Oh, our people? Okay, here is our people's question.

No, she said the opposite. No, go ahead, go ahead. Go, go, go. It's supposed to be in the U.S. I want to ask that question. Because I want us all to learn. Oh, damn. Okay, it's a multiple choice.

Thank you. What unique currency did the Aztecs use alongside cacao beans? So they used cacao beans as currency. But they used one of these four things as well. Is it A, small copper axes? Is it B, polished, C shells? C, silver,

Rings or D, Obsidian Arrows. As currency. Yeah, I'm going to go with D. Final answer. Obsidian arrows. Yes. What is it? What is it?

Hold on. No. Okay, let's up get. Let's guess. B. Polished C shells? Yes. I don't know.

I can't say that. Silver rings. What? Small copper axes. What is the small copper axe? I don't know. Yeah. But, yeah, we just got.

gotta learn our culture more. Anyway, Jonna, you win the tickets. Congratulations, Jeanette, you voted on Angie's downfall and you won't. I hope you're happy. Congratulations.

Thank you, yes. Thank you. You're welcome. And now we all learn something. We all learned something. I'm gonna look up Aztec small copper ashes. Why would they need so many of them as gifts and stuff like that?

No, the Aztees got down, that's why. Yeah, just fighting each other all the time like that? Yeah, so I thought they needed the arrows. It's like, oh, okay. You know, they're like, yeah, it's like, no, let me trade you. Oh, they're trading stuff probably. Yeah.

It's like when you're locked up, a pack of smokes, you know what I'm saying? Or perhaps a shiv, a little shank. You know what I'm saying? They look so cute. Oh, I guess that's just what their money look like. You can use it as a tool to as well. Probably like digging. Yeah.

Okay, cool. Well, we learn something. Oh. Oh, what's it called? Huh? Do it. Do it. Do it.

It's their currency. They're all copper axes. Crawper one. I have another one. Can we do it? Okay, yeah, let's do it. Let's do it. And you all can chime in.

You can use your heads collectively, even you listening. What was the first toy ever advertised on television? I will give you answers, yes. Is it A a slinky? Is it B, Mr. Potato Head? Is it C, Barbie, or is it D. Lincoln Logs? Ooh, okay. Go.

Slinky. No. Okay, I'm going to go with C. Barbie? Barbie? What? It was Mr. Potato Head. Yes!

Mr. Potato Head was the first ever advertised toy on television. It was like the biggest thing ever. Why do you know that? There was a like... You weren't born. No, the TV show was talking about

like the new Mr. Potato Head versus like the original and the original had like little like isms and stuff like that that were way different that cost them more. And so they made them cheaper now. Look at this guy. Look at this.

That's what's true. They made him cheaper. The toy cheap. I would have guessed all of them but Barbie. Barbie feels too new. And they're not going to let a woman do something first. Of course, it was the dude. It was a mister.

The mister potato head. That's a trip. So that means he predates Toy Story by like, what, 20, 30, 40 years? They need more respect on freaking Miss Potato. Yeah, he's super triple OG. That's why I watch on my feud. That's right. Nobody?

I don't know. I get it. Steve. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah. Okay. What's up? This is Be Real from Cyprus Hill.

Where are you from, Esse? Don't you know I'm local? No. My friend. Hey, if you had your either internet service or phone service disturbed recently, do not blame the phone companies. It's actually happening because criminals are really stupid out here in Los Angeles. Wait, what? Yes.

Okay, and it all has to do with this. We are currently labeled as the wire and cable theft capital of the country. No. Oh, really? I was about to cuss. That's why we don't have the lights on the 6th Street Bridge anymore. Because they would steal the copper wiring. Copper is like up right now, by the way.

The price of copper has gone up for a few dollars. So before it was like a price at about $3. Hold on. I did my little research. Before it was priced. Excuse me, my friend. For copper, right? Yeah, copper wire.

It's expensive. Okay, got it. Ten years ago. Copper was worth just over two bucks a pound today. It's around 6.61 a pound. And now you're thinking, like, they're really going out here doing all this stuff for six bucks a pound. Well, that adds up because they're not doing a little, like, a pound theft. No, they're going up to a thousand pounds.

And that would give you three racks to four racks. With today's pricing on whatever market they're selling the copper, the spare copper, right? The only thing is, they're getting the wrong freaking wires, you guys. Yes, I just saw this report where thieves are thieves. thinking that they're going out and they're getting copper wiring, only they're getting fiber optic wiring that's for our internet. And that can't be sold, but it does mess it up for us. Oh, they're dull.

You messed up my broadband internet. Yes. I imagine the thief. She's like, hey, I'm going to look this up on how much I can get. Wait, I can't even connect, dog, because like they just messed up the wiring and connect their phone. Now there's no service in there. Yeah.

For anyone. Yeah. It's tricky. It sucks because it's usually like, let's keep it. real. A lot of smokers that do this stuff. I don't know how they don't have like the like the cops waiting for them at the freaking copper station. Like you know how

they got this. Where's the cop station? I don't. I know. That's where I want to know. Like where are they selling it that they're getting this money from? There's always a place to sell. Wherever they're also selling the catalytic converters. Yeah. Oh, chop shops and stuff. Yes. Yes. But investigators are saying these thieves are stealing

freaking cutting fiber optic cable which is glass basically. Fibers glass essentially. There's There's no copper in there to sell. You cut it. It's worthless. But now thousands of people can lose internet or their phone service because of you fools. Hey, boy, I got the copper.

You guys. And recently, I've had issues like Team Mobile has gone. Yes, a lot so much lately. I don't know why. Smokers. At AT&T recently had some of its stolen copper recovered at a metal recycling facility in South El Monte. See, that's where they're at. With cops, just wait by Southamonte, they'll come to you.

You better not. Chill. The owner reportedly told investigators he didn't know it was stolen and thought it came from a license vendor. Come on. Right. Where did you think he had a license? Yeah. Jesus.

Here's a thousand pounds of copper. Oh, thank you, Smokey. I know you have your license. Well, get this. Now these companies, because it does cost them a lot to reinstall the fiber optic or whatever stuff that that gets stolen. Spectrum and Verizon are each offering separate $25,000 rewards for info that leads to convictions connected to cable thefts of their own.

So just so you know. Oh, there's money in snitching. Okay. Because there's no money in that fiber optic, no, like, cable that your homie stole, brother. Hey, that must have cost the millings if they're putting up a $25,000 reward. It's a lot, bro. It's a lot. And just, can we be the capital or something else, please?

Yeah. No, not that. Capital of stolen copper wires. You're a what? What? And the wrong one? Even worse. Hey, you know what's crazy?

Like, not to, we just had a classroom contest right now. I was a student of the day. And we just asked, hey, what did Aztecs use as currency besides cacao beans? And one of it was copper, little copper axes. So we just are attracted to freaking copper. Wow. Since the beginning of time. Since the beginning of time.

Because I don't think it ended up in South Elmonto on any other ethnicity but ours. Like, let's be real about who's doing this stuff. Maybe we're just attracted to it. Maybe it's just in our DNA. Can't help, I can't help. All right. Well, that's don't you know I'm local. Zoom.

Come here? Man, what's going on? She's Mason with Angie. Okay. Soccer player and superstar. Christina Ronaldo. Just got married last week. Cristiano.

Cristiano. Just like said Christina. No, Ronaldo, he just got married last week. And already he's being disrespectful to his wife, Georgina. What? Okay, because the internet's being messy, and they started digging up his Instagram and noticed that this fool still has pictures of his ex,

Irina Shake, which, if you guys remember, they did it for like five years. We don't remember, Angie. Oh, no, dude, but they were. You remember? They were a big deal. Arena, she's actually like a supermodel. She's still a Victoria's Secret model.

Nice. So when they were dating, it was like a big deal saying like, oh my God, look at them together. I love that for you, NG. You know the. I didn't know. I didn't know that you. I discovered soccer in 2026. Yep.

So I'm just kidding. Oh gosh. Typical. Typical. I know. Okay. But yes, he still has pictures of his ex from 2013, 2015. On his Instagram.

Georgina is his wife. Now his wife. They've been together for 10 years. They have since 2016. So even while that was your girl, you had pictures up of your. X. Yep. I dug up, like, I started scrolling throughout thousands of pictures of his, and yeah, he still has them. And people are still

commenting saying, like, damn, like, you still have them? You're not going to take them off? He's... He's standing on business? No, dude, no. He's too rich to scroll all the way back. Yeah, I was thinking that. Someone else do it. I was thinking that. Georgina will do it for you. True. Let me see it, I'm like, well, I get it. It's like 20, I mean, 15 years ago, but it's like, no, you're getting the notifications because people are liking it, so you

You can literally just click right there. Angie, it's 15 years ago, but when they first got together, it was five years ago. It wasn't that bad. Like, they could have done it when they got serious. Okay, to defend him, though, he has like 100 million Instagram followers, so he probably doesn't get the notifications. He gets notifications every second. They're on his page. He posted it.

I know, but he has 100 million followers. But notifies, you don't get notifications for you posting. I would get, no, but it's too many. It's way too many. 679 million followers. You see it? How the hell is he going to see anything? That's weird.

He can't even Google it. What do you mean? How is he going to see anything? It's his page. But there's other notifications that pop up. Not only those, it's a flood. No, that's what happens. Let your girlfriend have pictures of her X on.

You're going to be mad. Quiet. Yeah. She's not rich enough for that. She don't have that many followers. She's not getting those notifications. You're going to hear me out. I don't know.

I'm made horace girl. That looks suspicious. That looks suspicious. Yes, that was before me, but that looks suspicious. Delete it. That makes me jealous. Yeah. I don't know.

You just got it sometimes. Or maybe she's cool with it. Maybe. I don't know. Maybe she's not. Maybe she's not insecure like me. No, I don't think any girl would be okay with your man still have pictures of your ex. Like, regardless.

Good. I would use this as an argument. Now that people are bringing it up, she's not going to be cool with it. Yeah. Yeah. So now it's going to be a problem. You made me for sure. Yeah. A week after we got married.

Oh. Oh. If it's hip pop. You know let these on. There I go. Rep. Let these set go. Okay.

Yesterday was day two of the Kifidi murder trial trying to establish what he and how he took part in Tupac Omar Shikor's death. Now, the thing with Kifidi, he did not shoot Tupac himself. But previously in interviews and talking to the cops,

he had mentioned that it was just because Tupac was not on his side. That's when he reportedly, allegedly passed the gun that he had to his nephew who ended up shooting Tupac and his nephew's not here anymore. He has passed away since. And he also seems to be the shock collar. So that's what we're trying to see within this trial.

Was he truly the shock collar that made this shooting that eventually killed Tupac happen? Or was he just fibbing for the views, which he is saying and the defense is saying he did it for Vlad to be, did it get to get views. He didn't get to sell books. He did it just to like be chill with the cops because he also said this in interrogations. Oh my goodness. He thought when he was getting interrogated by the cops in a whole other situation that had to do like drug trafficking and stuff, that he had full immunity. And that's why he told the cops these lies apparently reportedly, allegedly, according to his defense attorney.

Now, yesterday they did interview a man by the name of Mob James. Now, let me tell you a little bit about Mob James. He is a death row club 662 security figure. And he's also a mob Piru member. He was extremely reluctant to testify. He would be on the side. of Puck and Death Roll should he have testified. But according to him on the witness stand, he did not want to be the one to send Kifidi to

jail, even if Kifidi had involvement. This is what he said during his time on the stand. I don't want to send him in the prison. Sure. Even though we don't like each other, sure. I don't want to send you to prison. So that's why I'm here where I met and the way I am, because I've changed my life. He does not want to be the one to testify and send someone else to prison.

We've had this trouble even speaking about Shug Nights's lack of wanting to be involved. Someone would say like, wouldn't you want the man that was reportedly allegedly involved in shock calling the death of Tupac Shakur to receive some type of justice? But they're kind of like, no, we're not trying to do that. We're out of it. I think they're trying to follow the street code again. You know, same thing with like Shug, I don't want to get involved. And then same thing with Mob James.

because he's probably afraid of the criticism that comes after. It's like, oh, you're on the stand, you told, you snitch, whatever the case is. And so he's trying to, I guess, do his best to be there and not be held in contempt or whatever it would be. I would honestly counter that where you mentioned you changed your life. So wouldn't it want to, wouldn't you not? Yeah. Yeah. Follow those codes that may not be morally sound.

They're more for how other people will look at you. and you're older. So it's not even like, I don't care what someone on the internet says about me. I'm an old man. Yeah. I think that could definitely be the way that he should be acting. You know, he even brought up like, I'm a grandpa now. Like, I need to be and act right for my grandkids.

But it's like, but this is where I won't cross the line because of my old life. And it's, it is confusing. When we spoke about Shug, he did mention that, look, this guy's going to bury himself with his own testimony, KFeedD, and the things he's written and the things he's said, the things he's told investigators. Why do you need us for? You know? Yeah. They just want the, like, if they can get the extra confirmation.

But now we're seeing a lot of people being caught to the witness stand subpoenaed in and they're just being very, very hostile. But not just them. It also seems that Tupac was the same way because on the stand of former Las Vegas police department, police officer, excuse me, Gary Dale, he went on to the witness stand and said what Tupac told him when they were in the ambulance trying to figure out who shot him. Listen to this. He was still.

talking and I was trying to I was trying to convince him to tell me the name of whoever's assailants were and did he ever respond? Yes he responded no we'll take care of it so

oh boy and this seems similar to what another retired officer Chris Carroll told he was on he's on Vlad I believe and he said his side of the story because he pulled up when Tupac was shot and he pulled up to the scene and heard this from him listen he looked at me

and he kind of got his breath together and i thought he was actually going to give me an answer but he looked at me and he said fuck you and after he said it his eyes kind of rolled back um he was in bad shape uh the blood was coming out he lost consciousness and that would as it turns out be the last words he ever spoke yeah which is a lie as a tupac fan i always thought like those were his last words, F you and it seems very Puck. Yeah. But then now we hear another police officer like,

well, he talked to me in MLN's. Yeah. And he didn't die until seven days later in the hospital. So, you know, because also people said that like they visited them at the hospital. And he said he had words for him too. So it's like, somebody's lying.

Well, if Snoop said he had words, what words did he say, Snoop? Oh. Oh. Come to me. Yeah. It's tough. And it's only day too.

And there was drama too because outside they went for like a recess. Yeah. And there was like a shoot. I'm shooting outside. They said that they don't, they won't say that it's related to the actual crime or the actual case. But it just seems like, oh my God, too coincidental.

There's a shooting outside or near the courthouse. During this two-pock murder trial where Keefe-D is on and we're trying to see what part he took if he did, will he get justice for it? We're just standing by. But today's day three. I expect more of this type of testimony if they're bringing other quote unquote home. security guards or people from, I guess, from the set. Whether it be bloods or cribs or anyone else, people that knew KFEDD, people that knew Puck and Shugging them, it just seems like a lot of, I'm not going to answer that.

Yeah. And I hope the people on Pock's side, as you would call it, realize that like if they don't say nothing and he gets off, then what? You know what I'm saying? Like that's a possibility too. They're waiting for him to be like, yeah, he's going to get convicted no matter what. But what if he doesn't? Yeah, that is a probability. Well, here, my thing is he's been out.

And he's been saying, he's been on, he's been saying his involvement. Yeah. And nothing has happened, you know? So it's just a trip out here. It is the trip. And that was your latest on this trial. We'll make sure to keep you updated as we receive them. Again, it's day three today.

So we'll keep you updated on that tomorrow. All right, that was a wrap sheet. Let's get into some sports. Shoot the J. Shoot it. Play ball. All right, you guys. People think Dodgers owner, Mark Walter, could go to

prison because of all his alleged fraud. Okay, so these past few weeks have been crazy with Los Angeles sports owner drama, right? Clippers owner Steve Ballmer got cheating accusations. Lakers owner, Jeannie Bus. He was cleared of him. He was. Yeah. Supposedly, yeah. Lakers owner Jeannie Bus and the family soap opera with that.

But nothing is scarier than Mark Walter because he might actually go to prison. All right. So he has to repay $20 billion by December 31st to an insurance regulator. All right? because he was using money from his life insurance company to fund his other businesses, such as the Dodgers, Chelsea FC, and formerly the Lakers. And now he's being forced to unwind the businesses and get his books strained out. And essentially, he was taking Peter's money to pay Paul.

It's like how to, like, dumb it down the most. And, you know, people are suspecting that he never had the money to purchase the Dodgers in the first place. Way back in 2012. And that he's been doing this all along and using other people's life insurance money to buy things for himself. Oh, fraudster. Is that the money he used to pay alligator alcatraz funding with? Probably.

Probably. Yeah. And, you know, so it's like, imagine grandma suddenly dies and then the money for a funeral isn't there because the Dodgers need a new right fielder. Like, I believe it. You know what I'm saying? Like, and then this whole time. If I'm all tawny, respectfully, I'm tripping because it's like, hey, I put my stuff

on Karnan and you guys said you were going to pay me. Yeah. Yeah. But you were waiting to pay me because you were waiting for all these life insurance. Great point, letty. That's what I was thinking to immediately. We thought the Dodgers were like, like, years ahead.

Yeah. Oh, they're putting, you know, deferred payments. And it's because they're just so smart that they're using this. But it's like, maybe they never had the money all along. Yeah. Isn't that so crazy? Yeah. But so after selling the Lakers, he still has to come up with $7.6 billion in 90 days.

What the? Billion. Yes, billion. So people are suspecting he might have to also sell the Dodgers. And if he doesn't sell the Dodgers, he's probably going to prison. But if it's fraud, isn't that just a crime period? Like, if you're, if you're frauding people out? of their life insurance money.

Like, that's, like, I don't know that there's anything you can pay back to get clear from that. Yeah, well, I guess insurance. You would have to get, pay it back and also go to jail. Yeah, I guess so, so it says right here, the $20 billion related party loans, he has to pay off by December 31st. That's the deadline. And if he doesn't reach that, then he can face severe criminal penalties, including prison time. So if he pays it off, he's not going to jail. But he committed fraud.

Yeah. He might be, like, have like, a bunch of regulations that he can no longer buy this, can no longer buy that. or whatever after that. No, but it's a crime to, like, fraud people out there money. Yeah, 100%. I think that one dude that started the, like, Backshie Boys and InSink, oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. That dude is in jail for that or, like, he got locked up for that.

Yeah, I mean, if this was, he's been doing the whole time. Yeah, I mean, it sucks, too, as a Dodger fan, because he's been a great owner for us and we've been winning World Series. Oh, dude. It all makes sense now. But it's like all this stuff for the World Series only. He should have just took the money out of the Michi Lollas from Dodger Stadium. Michie Lala.

You want to make the money back That's letting ice into the parking lot I know Yeah that too Yeah Bad Mark Walter All right So that was sports

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