Brown Bag Mornings - 09/11/26 Gambling the Rent & The $65k Settlement... 💵🎰 | Brown Bag Mornings

Episode Date: September 11, 2026

The squad attempts to mediate a high-stakes Homie Helpline featuring listeners struggling with secret $45,000 gambling debts and parents blowing $65,000 settlements on mobile casino apps. Between the interventions, the crew roasts Greg’s childhood photos for looking like he "ate glue" and reacts to Carín León’s chaotic last-minute show cancellation at the Sphere in Las Vegas.[Edited by @iamdyre 🫶]Chapters(00:00) Chisme(4:18) Rap Sheet(8:12) Petty Police(11:42) Scrolling(15:15) The Weather W/ Concrete!(16:38) Homie Helpline(45:47) Rap Sheet(49:10) Remembering 9/11(52:40) Studious Foo(57:44) Play Ball ----------------------------- Experience the Culture: Catch Brown Bag Mornings and the rest of the network 24/7 on the Amplified Voices TV app: amplifiedvoices.com/podcast-brown-bag/ 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. Zool, come here? Now what's going on? Damn! She's Mason with Angie. Okay, you guys, do you guys know who Aaron Rogers is? Of course. He's a goat.

Oh, I'm the only one just finding to know. One of the greatest basketball players ever. Exactly. Exactly. I'm not even a Packers fan. I don't know who that fool is. Oh, okay. No, he's not a basketball player.

Oh, golfers, sorry. He's not a golfer. He's a football, American. Yeah, he's the quarterback for the Steelers. Wasn't he on the Packers? Yes, he was. Legendary right on the Packers. My brain.

Yeah. Well, now he's talking about his ex-fiance. Apparently, he actually was engaged to this actress name, Shailene Woodley, which she's known for Divergent. I love her. She's in the Funnar Stars. She's the girl? Oh, she's the main girl that? Yes, dude.

I see. I know that one. I know that one. Like that's too. So sad. But apparently, apparently they were engaged and they broke it off. And he's talking about when he got engaged with her, she asked him for this crazy result or request listed.

I date Shailene. And I propose. And she says yes. But a couple days after that, she tells me, you know, before we get married, I got to go, this guy. So I proposed in December. Took out the room by March. And we had a couple times where we tried to get reunited and nothing ever happened.

She literally told me, I don't want to be with you. After we tried to have some sort of reconciliation in 2021. I went. Oh. Insane. Wow. There was no request. Wow.

She told him, I'm going to go. Yeah. Wow. I thought he dumped her for having that request. No. She went and did that. And then it was like, oh, yeah. Yeah, that did not sound like a request.

Yeah. No. He wide received this. Oh. Hail Mary. Who's the other guy? I don't know. I don't know.

I never this close way it was. But who is she with? Maybe it's the person she's. Well, she's currently with like this. She with the streets. I'm willing to bet thousands of dollars that it was another actor because she's an actress and this proves my theory that actresses and actors are weird. I didn't know you even had that theory.

Yeah, me neither. Yeah, I've said it here live on radio plenty of time. This proves my theory that he equals MC quadruples. Yeah, dang, that's a crazy request. It is. And I was thinking on my foot, why are you talking about it? Like, you are married now. Oh, he has a whole other.

Oh, this is the one that got away. No, because he got trashed. Like, he did something wrong. Yeah, because he was saying, you know what? Like, her story doesn't make sense because now she's out here saying, like, oh, because of you, Aaron, because of you, I got depression and you ruined my life. And he's saying, like, girl, you're probably is true. And that's why she went on the other four when you asked her to marry him. He tried to get back with her.

Yeah. Oh, what? He tried to intercept that. Oh. Did he ever win a championship? Yeah. How many? One.

One. Yeah. Oh, he's kind of right. Good, good. Yeah. But he's not. that other four. He's not Favre. He's not Fav, but Farrv also got one.

Farrf? Farrf? Wow. Yeah. Packers suck. Right? Yeah. Say it louder. That Fiders suck! Sorry, my husband's a big Packers fan and he's like the Lombardi trophy is a little... It is named after you.

Yeah. Somebody was packing his girls. That's crazy. Oh, my husband? Oh, no. Hold on. Aaron Rodge. We were just like... Over here. Back to this story. He's like, oh yeah, Aaron Rarch. Yeah.

That guy. That guy. She said, she said over there. Crazy. Oh, he's still plays? Yeah.

Steelers. The Steelers. This is probably is the final season. Oh, it should be. It's been his final season. He can't let it go. He doesn't want to go home.

No, it's true because I really thought at first, when I read the story, I'm like, this is the first time I'm hearing about Aaron Rogers and I Google him. I'm like, oh, he's retired.

And then no, let the, he's the quarterback for Steelers. Yeah, NG. He doesn't know one to quit. The NFL's telling him, hey, hold on, we're going to quit. going to go talk to somebody else.

Imagine being at home all day and just thinking about that. He's married. And he's married. And that's the crazy part. To go, like, man, to go on a podcast and talk about that situation being married, bro, let it go. Yeah. Yeah. Let it go, dog.

It's been four years or so. Yeah. If it's hip hop, you know let these on. Yeah, go. Rep sheet. Let these set go. Call this gorido sheet because we are. talking about a major Mexican artist by the name of Karin Leon, if you've heard this at a

backyard before. Shout out this guy, but not. Because he got fans so upset. He canceled his show last minutes, minutes before he was about to perform at the Sphere in Las Vegas. Fans got the word that Carin Leon canceled his show. Listen to them, react. Cancellado of the concert of Coo-de-Ros of Karin. Food.

No, my, they just canceled this fucking show, boo. Yeah, they're right. Damn, bull. Yeah, fool. People were bad because they had just bought $30 mi chaladas. Yeah. And then they're walking back.

No, I can imagine. Parking, babysitter. Yeah. Oh, but I'm probably already turning up. Yeah, already turned up. Like the pre-party? Yep, he's done. You know?

They're walking around the casino or whatever is just waiting. They should have just let the music run and let everybody party inside at that point. At least play the records. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. Yeah, let the DJ play. Yeah. Pay the graphics. Somebody get married right now.

We're having La Bola de Wittlte right now. Who's up there like a lookalike? For real, Vince. Where were you? Where were you when he needed you? I have a cousin that looks even more like him and lives in Vegas. Like from that far away, dude, I would have been like that. Who cares?

Who cares? We want to show. He looks like it. As tight as you would be, being in Vegas and then whoever pops up. According to Karin's team, there was two different points. planes that had issues from his way to coming to Las Vegas. Okay, the first one was flying him from Emolcio to Vegas around noon and it had a problem with its breaking system.

So they arranged another aircraft. The second plane also developed a mechanical issue before takeoff. The pilots and airport authorities did not authorize the aircraft to fly. So ultimately, Karin had to cancel the show. He could to make it at all. Then he should have said something way before. He was probably trying to make it do two planes. Yeah.

It seems like he was trying to make it. Try not to tell everybody because then they're going to turn back or not buy tickets. I would say that too. If you. Yeah, too, yeah. Two planes. Two planes. Yeah, dude.

Two aerostar vans got messed up. Do you couldn't take, like you couldn't take a commercial flight? El Mocchio, Texas? Enmosillo? No, Emuzeo, Mexico. Oh, damn. Yes. If a plane has an issue, because then you got to pass through customs.

Yeah, he was probably taking, like, private jets. If you're a Mexican regional act, I swear I'm not going to perform certain songs. You got to do that stuff. You got to deal with customs. It's a real thing. That's a lot going on. Yeah. It is.

Yeah, he has like a couple shows, I believe. He did not cancel the entire Vegas run. This morning, the sphere dates for tonight. Okay. Tomorrow and Sunday, they are still scheduled. That food was just hung over then. He needs to make up a show. He will.

Obviously, he probably won't make up the show, but you have to. Yeah. Yeah. And I just, this video that I'm showing you, a clip of went on and on. Like, everybody is just. Mean. They did a bunch of pudding chants. Pudding. That's what they're saying. Ding. Ding. Ding. You know how much we love pudding?

Oh yeah. The proof is there. The Petty Police. The Petty Police. You're pretty. You're just petty. I'm being petty. Petty, petty, pretty and a pettiest. Pretty and pettiest. And this petty police comes to us from the good old NFL. Oh.

Still the greatest interest in sports music. Still. What instrument is that? A trumpet? That's still. It's brass. I don't know. I think so.

I'm sure it's a few of them. Brats, trumpets, and saxophone. Okay, sorry. Sorry, I really like that song. I don't know. Okay. So let's go to the game yesterday. The 49ers versus the L.A. Rams.

Now, if you didn't know, this match took place in Australia, and both teams had very different strategies of how to win. I believe the 49ers have been out there for like a week so that they can assimilate to the change in time and all of that. The L.A. Rams, though, they took a private jet out there. You know, they were very bougie about it. So much so that they thought, hey, we're going to do a joke on them. We're going to do a joke on the 49ers.

And after they got an interception, they went to the end zone. of the 49ers and all pretended to fall asleep. Clowning that the 49ers were out there for a week and they're still losing it big time. At that point, the game was three to seven for the L.A. Rams. L.A. Rams were up. They never got past that. Yeah. They never got past that.

They actually fell asleep after. Yeah, it was the L.A. Rams that ended up falling asleep afterwards because the final, excuse me, the final score was 27 by the 49ers. And seven by the L.A. Rams, yes. Here's L.A. Rams coach talking about how they just mched it all of. 39ers, they outplayed us in every fast set. I didn't do nearly a good enough job. This is a humbling day for us.

And this will define us only if we allow it to. Yeah, yeah, man. Yeah, buddy. It definitely humbled you. And I bet you all were like, hey, you know what would be really funny? That we do a celebration. And we, at their end zone, we fall asleep because they've been out here sleeping. Yeah. Yeah, you get it.

It's so funny. As much effort as you gave that. Yes, bro. It was the first touchdown. If you want to troll, do it at the end of the game. When you know what the outcome is going to be. Yeah. Yeah, don't celebrate too early.

Yeah, that lit a fire under the 49ers, I'm sure. Oh, yeah, for sure. End up winning. And now there was, like, that whole sport science behind it. Like, you know, we're going to not let our bodies adjust. We're going to make our bodies adjust. Yeah, the strategies. And now the Rams just seem super stupid because they just basically pretended that they weren't

in Australia. Hey, hey, chill about the stupid part. Like, we're still in Los Angeles. I know, but no, but I'm saying it's because of the outcome of the game because the 49ers would have been like, oh, you guys are so dumb. Why'd you stay out there a whole week, you know? And I'd be bad for the people, too. The people that bought, like, front row seats are like 50 miles away.

Did you see that? Oh, to see everything? To see everything. They were like on the other. Behind the net? Yeah. They couldn't even see it because they were at floor level, so it was like, all the coaching staff was in front of them. I wonder if that's an Australian thing.

Imagine corner. Yeah, and they're watching the game upside down, too. Cricy. All right. Be careful if you celebrate too early, but it might end up in your face. Okay, not like that. Not like that.

Hey, yo. Hey, yo. Letty. Oh. It's Friday, Greg. It's Friday. And I'm calling out all the people on Instagram. All right.

talking down all my name when I'm down bad and I'm sick and I'm dying and I'm in my bed and I'm like yeah let's see I'm done take me out right now Oh so you're talking about our fans our fans Oh gotcha I'm not gonna yeah I'm not gonna do hit a much of our fans Oh No Like I was saying I was down bad sick you know I was in my death bed I was just like god if you want to take me you can take me right now. It's fine you know I'm just sick

We posted a little cute Innocent Carousel Yesterday was National Picture Day. School Picture Day. And one of the pictures is posted of me as a kid and everybody in the comments section

just decided to roast me and me only. No, they came out of everybody. But the stuff about you is hilarious because you're the last photo on our Yes. Go look at it brown by morning's 106 on Instagram. It's all picture days that we had, right?

Congre did. Congre did you guys go a picture day and he just gave us one of him in the sala. Yeah. That's what I had. Yeah, my parents never bought it. They got the one that... The sample one.

They kept the sample one. Yeah. We know what you look like. Yeah, the one that had a company name across it. The water marks. But Greg's, yours looked like you eat glue. That's what people said. That's literally one of the comments.

Greg looks like he would bite people for fun. Yes. I see it. Still. Greg, you ain't glue as a kid, didn't you? Still. Greg, you used to sniff markers. Still.

And you were the cutest out of all of them. Greg looks like he kept him. Greg looks like he kept words in his pot. Oh, they shut off your mic. The people have spoken. Oh, my God. Shut up. It was so funny.

Vic is the cutest one. I don't know. A little sweater vest? What is sweater? Hold it up the pencil? Vic was called weird. I know everybody was saying, who's that white kid with you all? I was like that kid is.

You do. That thing looks like you worse. That sees candy or something. What? Why? Would you like? You just. Free samples.

The turtles. The turtles. Because my mom dresses up like that and then all we wanted to do is play handball and we couldn't. Where's that cracker barrel, though? Hey, honey. What's your order? I was like eight. She would eat that.

She's buttery biscuits. I thought someone called me Megamine. Angie, no, because there's so many good comments. Focus on the good. Focus on the good. It's just the way that our hair was done. Yeah, it's the hair. Come on.

And you? People were saying that I chewed rocks. Oh, I did not see that. Somebody. Yeah, they were just clowning my teeth, but it's okay. But it's okay because at least I didn't say we eat glue. We bite people. My thing was they were so sure of it.

Yeah. They didn't even hesitate. No. They just said it. They told you facts. So how does glue taste? I've never tasted glue. You're a liar.

You're a liar. I don't believe you. I don't believe you. I've never tasted glue ever. That's weird because I used to lick bricks. What? Yeah, because like it's a tongue all weirdness. I used to lick bricks and eat sanks.

I thought it was good. This is weird, huh? Yeah. But no, that's a weird one. That's called iron deficiency. All right. And now, the weather. Hell my dog.

With concrete storm. Beritos and is going down for the weather Friday, September 11th. First we push east towards my favorite empire, the I.E. I love you, so don't try to fight me. 102 degrees and 79 degrees at night. Next, we race to Changas through the city of El Centro. This, he's going to have you all lent. 109 and 85 degrees.

Next, we hit the AV and pull up on Little Rock. You're going to be cooler, but still a little hot. 91 degrees and 73 degrees at night. And lastly, we tap back in here in the Great L.A. I don't care how it's going to, how hot it's going to be, because it's payday. 90 degrees and 72 degrees. It's payday.

72 degrees at night. But Peritos is going to be hot again today. Thank you, Letitia. I.E., the greatest empire to ever live. Oh, my God. He's kissing butt. She got a call yesterday. No, I'm not.

Yes. You got called out yesterday. What general called you yesterday? No, I'm not, but I might be late soon because I'm going to move. I'm moving over there, guys. So, oh. The I, he has my heart. 102 degrees and 79 degrees at night

And Santhri are going to be 109 and 85 Little Rock 91 and 73 And LA 92 and 92 degrees at night It's your boy Cochrie from Brownback mornings Or Powell 6th Stay Cupertitos, let's go 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 Okay I was paying attention to my work What were you guys fighting about right now?

Nothing that she's not weird. No, Kalki was saying like, oh my God, if I put it at what. Could it what? Oh, put your, oh yeah, hit you? Oh, that's crazy. Oh, yeah, if I could snap her neck and bring her back, I would. But for what reason? Exactly.

She's laughing at me. Because she's looking at me. She's laughing at me. I don't like people when they laugh at me. I'm going to. Don't look at me either. Left because of him, not at him. Oh, got it.

Hit him with the ha-ha. J-J-J-J-J-J-J-J-J-J-J-J-J-J. By the way, we're going to have a J-J-J-J-A-Law-E. Yeah. Comedy show. Please come through. It's almost sold out. Get a ticket.

We just announced on social media yesterday, but you listening. You right now are listening. So you matter a lot, a lot. Okay. We are going to be at Flappers in Burbank. Two shows, October 30th, the day before Halloween. Yes, come dressed. And we're calling it Ha ha ha Halloween or JhaJaloy

because it's with the J-A-J. Ha-ha-ha-ha. Come through, okay. Featuring headliner, concrete. We! Show! Vic! Yeah.

Me and Greg, don't ask us about any other comedians. Special surprises. This is what you got. There's no special surprise. Just tell them already. Yeah, there is. Then there's not. There's not.

Yeah, there is. Your manager, Marty? I'm calling friends. Our producer Ramona. And our videographer is doing a hotfire. I want to do a hot five, guys. Come through and hang out with us. Tickets are really cheap, too.

I believe they're in the $30 range. That's not the most important part, let me. The most important part is that every single penny and every single quarter dollar, whatever's made. Boom, hit him with the one, too. Hit him with the arms of an angel. We are going to buy turkeys and feed families. The most important position about this is that we're going to give every single penny back to the community. Yes.

How, how, how, how, how. Because we're going to be giving back turkeys and baskets to food to families. that really freaking needed this Thanksgiving season. And that's not our families, okay? No, not our family. I mean, I will take one turkey, but. No, we can't. One off the top.

One off the top. Skimming off the top of a little bit. In this economy, I haven't seen a ticket that affordable, and I'm really happy we get to do it. And the proceeds from the tickets, all of him, are going to go towards a turkey drive, our first annual brown bed. Our first annual turkey drive.

Turkey drive. And tamales. And tamales. And tamales and tamales. Coming up in the holiday season. Not skimpe tamales either. They're going to have garden in them. Yes.

We're going to have a holiday saison in our holiday season. It's going to be cool. Flappers Comedy. Yeah, Flappers Comedy Club right there in Burbank. But the website. Flappers Comedy? Yeah. Or you can go to, you know, you go to my Instagram right now, link in bio.

Or you can go to my stories. It's right there. Tickets are selling fast. I had like about almost 600 clicks on just last night. Abel, brother, you have like $5,000. and stories a day, you're one of those. And it's like, which story do you click? It says it right there.

This is a link, and it has a fly, and it has a loan buy tickets here now. You just have to keep swiping or keep clicking after you see the avatar's new episode. That's crazy. Flapperscom Flapperscomedy.com. Get your tickets. Hurry up. It's going to be so fun.

Okay, homie hopeline. What's going down, Victor? Alyssa. Alyssa hit us up and said, Brownback. My name is Alyssa, and football season is back, which means I'm already stressed A. F. Because my husband has a serious gambling problem. She said last season, this man would lose a bet, double down, trying to win it back,

lose again, then do it all over again. And I didn't realize how bad it was until he was $30,000 in debt to a bookie. What? Yes. She said, then one night after work, I'm walking through the parking garage and there's a note under my windshield wiper that says, tell Xavier, I need my memory. money or I'll be back. I'm calling out names.

I'm talking about. Basically. That's scary. She said brown bag. I freaked out. I called my husband immediately and after trying to play dumb, he finally admitted it was his bookies people and I told him you're done gambling. We have kids. I will leave you before you put this family in danger and he promised on our kids he was done and worked out a payment plan but we're still paying for it. Damn. Because of this money, because of this, money's been tight all year.

Our kids didn't even get their normal birthday parties. And now football season started a few days ago. And I heard him on the phone talking about spreads and over unders. I confronted him and he swears he's not betting. He says he's just helping his brother with his vets. Okay, old Tony. But how am I supposed to believe him after everything that happened? True, true.

If you've ever been with the gambler, how did you know, when enough was enough. When they're $30,000 in debt and then you say, hey, don't do this for the family, then he still does it. When you need a wheelchair? Hold on, Lattee. I will say that he is due for a win. He's almost there.

What? That's crazy. He's so close to being back up that one. Don't encourage this. No, that's sad. Right, Greg? Yeah, just that one. It takes just that one.

He's on a cold streak, which means he's due for a win. And that's what's unfortunate that he's not caring about dang. someone knows where you work and now you feel violated because someone came to your work about something I did. That's the next, what? Pass a note to your kid at school. Whatever goes down must come up. Yeah, right?

That's what I was thinking. That's the funny angle. That's the funny angle. It's like, okay. But legit the kids and the work, her work, that has nothing to do with whatever your little thing you got going on. It's up and it's down until it's been down and now we're in danger. He's like, babe, you're only in danger. if the dolphins don't score 17 points.

If they do, then everything is fine. I'm going to remove myself from you because you don't care clearly about my livelihood. But don't come back when I'm rich. I won't. True. And it's basically a lock. Like, they're totally going to hit the spread this week. They're due.

I believe it. I believe it. They're too. I don't know. No. You're crazy. I'm just saying sometimes you're just so close. Someone pulls up to your girl's work about you owing them money.

I'm sorry That's a lot That's scary Because now like It's like not only on you It's like now on the whole family You're putting them in danger That means I'm so close to being back up

Oh my God Yeah Tell that to your girl Let that Let that be the reason Whenever things are going bad That means there's a breakthrough nearby Yes that's what I'm saying

You're seeing that meme Where that guy's like digging Digging digging and he's almost about to hit the diamond But then he stops Yes Don't stop Don't be an idiot man Keep going buddy

Keep going The diamond's right Right there. Keep digging yourself. Keep digging. Not him. Oh, yeah. She's the scared one.

Yeah. Scared money don't make money, right, Greg? She's not involved. She's not involved. This is not her thing. Right now she's involved in paying off his debt. Right now the kids are involved in not having the. Birthday parties.

Memories or things like that. They're not going to remember. You know how old are they? If they had birthday parties, they're old enough. They probably will remember. Yeah. They will remember. All right.

Okay, we put the call out there And we have Justina In Orange, Justina Hello Hello What up, Justina? Oh, Justina Hey, concrete

Concrete! You're dope as hell You make me laugh On my worst date, so I appreciate Oh, thank you. I love you. Thank you so much. I'm scared

You go girl. Okay, go girl. We miss a sparker. Let's be a lot. Let's be a lot. You'll tell you something. I want to fight you. We have to shut up.

We love you. Thank you so much. Thank you. Justina. Now, Justina, talk to us. Justina, tell us about your man. Okay, my man. Okay, so I like to talk to people to the right.

We like to go to the casino. Oh, Justin. Hold on, baby girl. Are we on speaker on Bluetooth? Because you're like cutting where you're driving to. Can you put us to your ear? Put us to your ear hole. Hey, yo.

The reception. I'm just glad. Hold on one second. Let's get her right. Let's get her right. Give her some time. Get her right. She was very full of compliments and I like that.

I'm a words of affirmation type of girl. You get a second chance. Adrian. Adrian and San Fernando. Adrian. It's right on me. Hey guys. Good morning.

This is actually a pleasure to actually talk to you guys. I'm actually nervous. I don't know why, but good morning, guys. Buenos die. Awesome. It kind of tells. Yeah. This is a great day.

It was ever so nice. No, no. You guys make us laugh every single day, so thank you so much for that. We love making people out. Yes. But I'm the gambler. Oh. It's okay, buddy.

Let's talk. Two weeks over. Two weeks over, so I'm trying. Two weeks over? What happened two weeks ago? What happened two weeks ago? So I've been doing this for about two weeks over. about two years and my family doesn't really know how bad it is and hopefully they're not listening

but it starts off with like you know ten dollar bets maybe fifteen twenty dollars and after two years it kind of gets to like okay 500 400 maybe 350 250 you kind of kind of figure what's your sweet spot obviously there's never a sweet spot you kind of keep chasing the hit until you hit big you feel good about yourself it's that dopamine it's that addiction it's that I can't stop because I got something right once in my life. I can keep this going. You're almost there. Scary.

Yeah. So for a homeboy, um... No, no, no, no, no, stop, stop, stop, stop. Hold on, I have a question. How deep in the hole are you? 45. 45. What?

$400 or $1,000? Okay. $45,000? You're in debt $45,000. Bro, you got a student loan debt right now? You have a car payment right there. You just said, oh. Oh, it starts with $5.10.

And just that a curiosity, dude. What happened? The value changes your mindset because what $10 is to somebody could be like, yo, that's a lot of money for a coffee, bro. I'm like, nah, man, $100. That's a straight bet for me, dude. Oh, that's how you quantify it. Like, someone can look at $100.

Oh, I could go shopping. You're like, no, I could bet on the pistons. That can turn into $1,000. Yeah, yeah. That could flip that. That's Kymath. Yeah, but the way that you're sounding and the way that you said your family doesn't know, I'm wondering, are you married? Is this a secret?

No, no, no, it's just, fuck, dude, I'm breaking up. What is it? Your mom. This is the first time I've actually said anything to anybody about it. So it feels good, but at the same time, it's embarrassing. It's like, why can't I stop? Yeah. Oh, Adrian.

What is it that you bet on? Everything. Everything. Talk to me. Talk to me. It started with soccer. And then it went to football. And then it went to golfing.

And then it went to boxing. Like you can literally. Bet on anything. People don't know. You can literally bet on anything that you want. Yeah. If it's going to be what color the Kool-Aid is for when they win the game. What color of the towel is going to be?

The glove. And you're right there. Do you bet with a bookie? Like, do you bet with a person or is it an ass? or is it a website? So I've never had to deal with a bookie in general, except maybe this past six months. And honestly, like every bookie is different.

Right now I'm on a payment plan, so they're actually working out with me. But this is a weekly thing. And, yeah, I don't think people have like $2,500 a week to pay. So it's kind of stuff like that where you have to think about like... Is that your payment plan? $2,500 a week? Oh, Adrian.

What's that? Agent, agent, just out of curiosity, brother. What do you do for a living? I don't want to go too much into detail. It's fine. But information technology. Okay, IT, IT. I knew people went to ITT Tech.

He made money. So he had the statistics and everything. It was supposed to be a full-proof plan. It was supposed to be a secondary source of income. But do you see the different feelings that? Yes. You keep missing. You keep missing.

And I got the lock. It's going to happen. It's going to happen. It's going to save your life. And even not for when, like to get you out of that day. Like you want to get out of that. The only thing you can do to win big. The way that I got, the way that I got on this was a credit line.

So if I was using my own cash, I would not be in this hole. Yeah. So for other people out there, we don't know if they're on a credit line or if this is out of their own income or how are they pulling the strings because they want their money back. And they're going to get their money back. Yeah. Okay. And I see a bunch of different. feelings you're having.

I see that you feel relieved that you set it out loud finally. It's kind of like once you know, once you recognize it, you can start chipping away at it. But also it must be very embarrassing. It must be very humiliating. Like, dang, like, I got this far in the whole.

And it's only, and it's me to blame. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You can't, you can't put it was. You said you're two weeks sober of gambling. Two weeks ago, you stopped or? Yeah, yeah. So I completely got off the books. The hard part is I can't even watch sports without really like enjoying it like I used to.

It ruined it for you. I'm so sad. It's like having sex on ecstasy. It's weird after that, man. Oh my bad. You're all right? Hey, Drew, one quick question. What's like the oddest thing that you've like bet on?

Horse racing. I don't even freaking know anything about horses. My dad wins all the time. My dad's really good at horse racing. Shoot me his info. Oh, yeah. You said it too. By the way, Lettie's dad is also in the horn.

No, he does it really well. I'm kidding. I'm kidding. I'm kidding. Damn. Okay, bro. I mean, I don't know. I think it's a sign because I honestly didn't think you guys were going to answer.

So it feels good that I was able to open up and express this, but damn. Hold on the line. Let's see if we can find some resources. And one thing that I do know is that in like 20 minutes, we're giving away a thousand bucks with brown bags. You said your payment plan is $2,500. A week? A week or every two weeks or? I bet that'll help.

Every week. How are you making that payment? That's crazy. So I'm basically pulling out from my 401K. Oh, my God. And I bet you you're young. You don't sound old at all. I don't want to say my age.

You don't have to. Probably say this off the air, but yeah. I could just tell you're young. Yeah, you're a young chipper guy, man. He's laughing at the pain. Hold on, hold on one second. We got to help this for. Wow.

Esolduele. See you guys. Oh, the next friend. Oh, yeah. Keep going on. This is real life. It's real life, you guys. It's emotions.

It is chasing that, but it's also feeling depressed the rest of the time. Yeah. You know? Power 106, number one for hip-hop and Van Nuys. Shout us all the truth of Van Nuys. All right. Very nice. We're just talking.

to a gambler. Mm-hmm. Let's talk to a bookie. Okay. On the line, we have El Buki himself. El Buki. No, I'm not.

No, no, wait, no. We have the homie Jerry. Jerry. Jerry. Garcia? Yeah, D'UXA, what up? El Bucke Mayor Mayor. Right here.

How'stum? What up, Jerry? Jerry Garcia. Jerry Garcia. Comedian, Jerry Garcia? Your friend. Concrete. Yes, what's up, everybody.

How are you doing? Your friendly neighborhood bookie here, But we don't see for real You seem too nice to be a bookey. First of all, we don't like this bad stigma. It's not bookie. It's sports consultant or a wagering accountant. He's not kidding, guys.

What's going on, Khan? No way he's a bookie. Well, you know, Jerry Enigate Garcia is, he has a side gig. Jerry, any sidegate Garcia. Jerry any sidegate Garcia breaks ankles on the side. What? Hey, your guys' tour stops is really where he has a side. to go see clients that haven't paid up?

I always make sure not to book shows in cities where there's a casino. Wow. He doesn't come to my Vegas shows, put it that way. Jerry, how did you find yourself as a bookie? Well, yeah, it's a long story. As a matter of fact, I actually started as a gambler myself. All jokes aside, I'm not an actual bookie, but I do, like, I'm not what they call an agent. So basically, we're out here, like, recruiting players to send over to bookies.

That's horrible. That's horrible. You're worse. Let him explain yourself. Did you just hear? He's an army recruiter. How depressed he is, how deprae he is. You do that to people?

No, because what happens that I was a gambler myself, Doug. So I was in a debt, too. When I was a youngster, but I was in my 20s, I got into major debt too, man. And it got to a point where I was on a payment like the homie Adrian,

but I wasn't working for technology. I was doing a little part-time job. Hey, you guys, don't cuss. Don't cuss. Sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry. Sorry, sorry, sorry. I forgot where I was at. And anyways, the point is, this bookie, you know, we did a payment plan and he's like, hey, man, you know, to get you off the payment, payment faster, send us players and we'll give you off a little commission off of that and that'll come off your books.

Yeah. So for a long time, you know, all jokes aside, it got pretty serious in my early 20s. I was gambling a lot when the Lakers winning championships. How much? We're talking about the early 2000s and those tempos I was betting anywhere from like $5,000 to $10,000 a month. What that? $1,000 a month. Yeah.

Wow. With what money, Jerry? And I had a part-time job. I had a six-hour job, man. And you weren't a comedian. You weren't doing comedy. I was not a comedian. I was any of funny at the time, though.

So it was tough, man. Yeah, dude. It was a difficult time, man. But you learn from it. So in order to get out of your debt, you got other people in debt. I get it. It's like a pyramid scheme. Yeah.

Yeah. That's how this beautiful country was based on in Philadelphia, right? Oh, my God. How much have you got from someone? Like, how much has someone owned you? Like, how much has someone owned you? Oh, me? Yeah.

Anywhere, Tamia, anywhere about, you know what? When I say friendly neighborhood, Buki, we really do keep it pretty friendly. We cut people off often and early. So what happens is that we do give a line of credit. Okay. And what was and they, they set, they set that credit line. So, hey, what do you want? $500, $500, $500, $300,000, $300.

And we, and we stick to that credit line. Do you, once you hit that limit, you cannot, you cannot wager anymore. The only way you can wager, keep wagering is by paying off your credit line. So whatever you bet, you, like it's that, the average is $500. And then once you hit those $500, you can hit those $500, that's a week for one week worth a wagering. If you hit that early in the week, like, like, you lose it on Monday night football, you pay. You pay off your 500 bucks on Tuesday and you're back in the game. So that's how we keep people from getting themselves in too deep of a hole.

We don't want people. We don't want people to get in the hole too much because then we lose that player. And we eventually we have to do, you know, bad things or, you know. How many? I told you guys. How many knees? How many knees? Jerry looks innocent.

Jerry, how many knees? How many knees, bro? You know It's been I've been doing it's 20 years Man so yeah There's been a couple needs Oh my

And you look so sweet And you're little Because it's not me I'm not the collector I'm not the collector He's the messenger He's the messenger I got a guy

He's got a guy I'm a good cop I'm a good guy I'm like Hey compas I know No problem But not to

But not not met them. No, it's funny. Yeah. They're going to pay. The advice I do give,

the advice, I know everybody says, oh, you know, you try to set yourself a limit, but it really is, it comes down to that.

You know, anybody, it's for fun, do it's for entertainment purposes only. And if you set yourself to anywhere from 100 bucks

or 200 bucks a week, it's, you bet just bet $10 parlays, you know, just bed only on Sundays, just play only on during football season.

It gets crazy when everybody starts betting on Korean pickle ball. I've heard that. Taiwanese baseball. They'll find something.

They got the itch. They got a scratch. They'll find the sport, man. Yeah, they'll find the sport, man. All day long, you can find a sport to bet on. And that's where it gets scary, man. And that's where it starts being fun. The homie agent, he picked the worst time.

The worst time to stop gambling because week one NFL season starts this week, baby. And I got some pictures of you guys want them. No. Hey, Jerry. Bye, Jerry. We'll talk after this. He picked the one. Worst week.

It's like, hi, Ty. Because right now we're having a special. I do like his advice. Instead of going cold turkey, because that might just get you to relapse and you might get more depressed all over again, see what you can be like, I'll only run Sundays or just football.

Like that kind of a grace, it seems like it might be helpful. Little by little. Smaller beds. Oh, my God. That's crazy. It's not just guys. Better gamblers.

Because I feel like, man, problem. Can't get drunk. No, let's talk to Noemi in El Monte, noemi. Noemi. Noemi. Good morning, bag. Good morning.

No, no. Talk to us. Who in your life is the gambler? Well, in my life, it's my mom. Oh, my God. What does she gamble? So with that, it's actually been a couple years that she had that problem, but my mom has a bit of gambling the rant. Oh, not the rant, dude.

No way. The rent? The rent? Lawyer radio, miha. Lawyer radio. Oh, sorry. So, yeah, she has a habit of gambling the rent. It was actually a point where my mom had actually owed already six months in rent.

Which, which, kudos to the landlord, because I would never. Uh-huh. Yeah. Like, we should have been kicked out. Yeah, like, literally, like, it should have been took, like, at least a month, you know. Like, even at that, it would take a month two weeks. It's like, girl, you're out of here. So we ended up, I didn't find out until, until I want to say, maybe the third.

third month they had not being paid because the landlord ended up reaching out to me. Yeah. And he was like, hey, he's like, I just, you know, wanted her know, like, when you guys are going to make the payment. I'm like, Brody, what are you talking about? Like, what's this going on? I was literally busing the concrete. I was like, what are you talking about?

Like, you know, we've been paid direct. And he said, he was like, no, he's like, your mom hasn't been paying the rent. And so I, I, you know, my mom at that time, she was going through something because my brother did pass away. She had just cancer cancer. I'm sorry. I mean, she's still here. You know, we're looking at the bright side.

And she, well, the negative side, she lost her dog. That kind of just sent her down. So when she lost the dog, it kind of, she, the dog died from cancer. Oh, I thought she, hold on. Your brother passed away. Your mom got cancer. Then your mom's dog got cancer and passed away? Yeah.

Talk about going through it. I would get a rent, too, at that point. So we kind of understood why she was doing it. But at the end, like, it kind of ended up backing up on us because the apartment that she was in was in my brother's name. So he did end up getting the eviction. My mom ended up having the moving out. So after that, like, it was still a problem. But she ended up kind of like, you could say, like, lowering down a little bit where it was like, hey, girl, relax.

So hit January of this year, she got a big settlement from an accident that she had went through at a job. So she got a good 65K. Nice. Oh, okay. And let me ask you this, what was your mom betting on? So she doesn't bet. She gambles. Gambles.

Gables. She goes, she does, yeah, the online casinos and all that. I never thought it was real. But, yeah, so sometimes she would hit. So she would hit us like, oh, ganes Cinco Mee. And we're like, oh, how much did you say? She's like, oh, no, seven. She's like, but I'm like, dog, you just lost that on $1,000.

But all right. All right. Oh, okay, got it. So she got a settlement from work. So she's us. Did she use that money? Yeah, exactly. She was.

Oh, no. She blew the 65? She got with it? Yeah? She blew it all. But right now, she's even at the point. I'll be very honest with you. I paid a red last month.

Man, I wish my boy Al would call. He has a great story. Oh, man, yeah. Getting a big settlement and all down the drain. And then all down the dream. Do you think she, is it something you guys could take away her phone or do an intervention on her? So that was actually. One of the conversations I was brought up because at the time,

well, we were all on the same phone line, like on the same plan. And it was more of getting to the point where she was being like, oh, I can't pay the telephone, me lo pagas this month. Or, oh, it's that, your papa not's not traveling. And I was just like, well, I would look at my dad. I was like, hey, big dog, are you working for free? Or what's going on? Hey, big dog?

You intern? Intern? Yeah. Yeah, because I was like, well, I'm not, like, I was like, I'm confused. Like, my dad's busing hours during overtime. I'm like, yeah, he would come out early sometimes, but I was just like, what's going on? It's not making no sense.

Yeah. Until she actually came up and she told us, like, you know what? She's like, I've been gambling the money. Like, there's, there's, she's like, I don't know what's going on. So, like, it was to the point where it's like, I, like, we, some of us started, like, staying with her, where it's, like, moving in or moving out, you know, just to make sure she was okay. And, like, mentally, like, it's okay. Like, you know, don't gamble your money, girl.

Like, like, let's go out and stay. Let's go spend him on these kids. Mm-hmm. Oh, okay. And mind you, she has 11 grandkids But something hasn't happened Because you paid her rent last month, you said Yeah, exactly

So now we're at that Now she's at that point where she's like Come on the way to be mean or anything But we told her we're like, girl, you got to get a job Yeah Yeah Yeah But I just hit up with that

And I hit her with the girl I'll tell you to bring me into this book That's good I don't even know what that meant. But I feel like we couldn't say that all the real. Probably not. Yeah. No, I mean, I wish you guys the best.

And I know that sucks because you seem like you're doing a very great job at like being positive. That's a lot that's happened to this family. It is. That's so much. Yeah. And then this is why we can't let our moms and dads have a face. There begins. And Facebook.

Empeza with the candy crush. Oh my God. They learn how to do candy crush? Oh, it's up. It's a lotteria. See? No, but that's at least physical.

You know, like what, $1, $2? $2. Exactly. You know? My mom does it every night. She'll be sitting there on her phone doing her gambling stuff.

Like she has the app. Don't bring Maria. It's okay. She had the money for us. I don't do whatever you want. Yeah, it's your money. I still got a room. Yeah, exactly.

Yeah. Yeah, she'll sit there. You're like, like, like, pays out and everything. Yeah, yeah, yeah, because it has the sounds Yeah, just like that. It sounds like Las Vegas.

It's a dopamine. Exactly. Oh, man. I just want a free room. And I was like, what do we do? I don't know, man. You know what we can do again, 8.30 a.m. this morning. Look, look, guys, like how this sounds.

Addiction. Look, you do not have to pay us anything. You don't, like, you don't have to put any money up. Coming up in 10 minutes, we have your cash code for Brownback's cash grab, and you can win $1,000 in minutes. Yep. Watch, we hear. You're someone that literally, yeah, yeah.

Imagine you win and then you want to double it. I bet you somebody's going to win. Someone is going to win. Don't bet me. Don't bet me. Stop it. Stop it. That's not it.

Give it to hip pop. You know let these on. There I go. Rep sheet. Let these set go. And big up to our baby girl, Janaya. We love you. Westside.

Oh, Wimsy. Yeah. She reposted us on our real. We did. I was very about this album. We love you. Super, super tight. And like, like, we.

mentioned she has reunited with a collaborator, Kendrick Lamar, and it feels so good. They haven't made a song in 13 years. I love him too. I love you, Kendra. I love you, K.D. They have a song, and it's titled So Good, because it's freaking so good. Check this up.

Vibes. I love them. Vives. It's so good. And they sound so good together. I was listening to the song. I'm like, dang, it kind of reminds me a little bit of Kendrick Lamar's Dodger Blue. It's just, I don't know if he's in the same pocket or the sound of the song.

We're going to play it in full so you could peep it too. He also has many pieces in this record. It seems like it's a Kendrick Lamar's song that was possibly a part of a GNX or maybe a GNX deluxe that never dropped or like something of Ergenyx part two that maybe was in the works. He has a lot of the song and Janay is in it. gives the vibe of the GNX album. So I wouldn't be surprised that maybe this didn't make it or was put aside for something else. And Jene was like, hey, let me get that real quick.

Sounds so good. It does. It also has this vibe at the beginning. Let me know if you catch it. If you catch the song, it sounds like, listen. Take me back to the 90s. No, that sounds like a day dreamt in the 80s. Right?

Yeah. Oh, yeah. Okay, to me, it sounds like this. Yeah Whatever I don't know if that's a xylophone Or a week SWBV.

Okay Same vibe that I get from week I get from so good Yeah I get that from so good Listen listen Face Stupid body stupid

Heidi stupid Howdy She's so much Such a soul vibes I love that I love it I love the I love the thiep

Collabbed on this I'm It leaves me yearning for more And if it does for you too you got to check out West Side Whimsie. She is the songstress that we needed right now. We need to just hear her vibe. This one's for us, guys.

For the ladies. Oh, I thought like us. Well, we love it too, guys. Yeah, I was slapping her on the way of me. And you were? Yeah. What's on your line? Well, there's one that she's like kind of talking about Big Sean.

Okay, that is a reported alleged and she has went on two threads and said it's not about him. Oh, okay. I know one of the records you're talking about, it's called ceilings and she basically calls out names. Like, who the heck is? Paisley. No, it's a weird name. Who are these girls? No, Ashley is his ex. She didn't say, Paige, page, page, page.

It's good, though. It's just a lot of emotion. Like, everything feels. Oh, yeah, she's dumping in it. And she has bars. She has a bar on that song that we're just talking about called Seelings. It's a freestyle. And she says, you have a face only a lover could hate.

Because, you know, flip in the face only a mother could love. And it makes me think of Sean. He's like, oh, this cute a little face. Oh, who's going to hate him? Janay. A lover. Our love to New York City in the United States of America. You know today is a 25 year anniversary of September 11th.

It's a name, it's a date, excuse me, that we wish never happened, but we all will never forget when 200, 2,000, excuse me, 977 innocent people lost their lives in the attacks on the World Trade Center, the Pentagon, and aboard Flight 93. Now, I did see a story that I wanted to share with you guys about Flight 93 specifically. That's not the one that hit the towers or the one that was in the Pentagon. It's the one that got Pennsylvania. Yeah, in the fields. Yeah. Right. Okay.

That went down in the fields. There was a conversation between Condoleezza Rice, who was on the cabinet of President George W. Bush and George Bush about an order he had given and made them all think, dang, we think we did this. We think we shot down that plane. Listen to this. You'd given the order through the vice president that should a plane not squawk properly, it should be shot down. We thought initially standing in that bunker that that flight 93 had been shot down by the American. Yeah, I thought it's the same thing. And there was this horrible moment where the vice president kept trying to get confirmation as to what had happened. And for about 10 minutes,

we thought we'd shot down a civilian aircraft. Isn't that wild? It is. 25 years later, you're still hearing different stories. And, you know, every year, we know that it's going to come up on the day. And when the day happens, you see a couple different things. You see, you get reminded of where you were. You get reminded of that feeling that we all kind of went through.

There's kids that never lived it, but I'm sure they hear through their parents and at school and stuff. And then you hear the voicemails from people that were on them. plane that really touched me yesterday but then you also see the examples of love seeing that they did a drone show yesterday and the drones in new york city went as tall as the twin towers and kind of showed them in their place right now they have lights that are are what would you call it spotlights almost like big big huge lights in new york that always shine where the world trade center uh the twin towers sat uh i believe the new spot they have i've been there that that it's a shopping center. And I think it always was a shopping center. I'm not mistaken, but it's an in-memorial shopping center type of vibe and museum about what happened.

The way that they set up the ceiling, on September 11th, it hits inside. And you see what looks like towers, like the twin towers on the floor. These are incredible examples of honoring, incredible examples of how united we became when something really horrible happened in, in,

New York and the United States and it's just a day of remembrance. You know, it's not a day of celebration, but for sure, a day of remembrance. And when I saw that story, I was like, oh, my gosh, that's so wild. Even they didn't know. Yeah. That's crazy. Do we just shoot down a civilian aircraft? Insane, insane, the stories that are coming out of that.

And I had to do, I, we were listening to Empire State of Mine. I'm like, oh, you might as well. Yeah, it was crazy because you were talking and then it became, it was 9-10 and it became 9-11 as you were speaking. Oh, my goodness. I didn't even. I thought you did it on purpose. No.

I heard Empire State of Mind. I'm like, this would be perfect to talk about this. Yeah. Okay. All right. Hell of studio. What's 9 plus 10? Turn your line?

Look at this studio. Food. But it was picking and backing off of what Lettie just said. I know it was an unfortunate event 9-11. I was just around 15 years old. And I remember that day vividly. Like if it just happened yesterday. I remember Dad waking me up and saying,

you're not going to school. Turn on the TV. Wow. And what I remember seeing was exactly what everybody else saw that day was the planes hitting the buildings. Apparently, that's not what happened. Apparently, I never saw those planes. And I don't know if this is the Mandela effect or what's going on, but a new research surveyed 569 college students from New York, Cali, and Hawaii, and were questioned about seven weeks after 9-11, all right? They were asked about the first plane hitting the World Trade Center.

A whopping 73% said they remember seeing the video of it on September. 11th. But there was a problem, Perritos. The footage of the first plane wasn't broadcasted until the next day. So they couldn't have watched it on TV. I couldn't have watched it on TV when the first attack happened.

They weren't necessarily lined. They said the brains have basically mistaken the footage they saw later and mixed it into the memory of 9-11. Here's the wildest part. The people with the wrong memory were actually more confident about what they remember than the people

that got it right. That's crazy because I remember seeing those planes. Me too. That morning hit that. Well, I think we saw the second plane. I remember that. Was it that that? Yes.

And the way our brains work. And that's why it sucks. Like you can't really trust your memory on things. I know. Because even in that study said the people that were the most adamant, like no, we saw the first plane. Like you're tripping. Yeah.

It wasn't even available to the public to see the first plane. It's your brain just kind of jumbles in everything and maybe it's in the way it processes. I thought like we could say in a bunch of replays and a bunch of replays. Whatcha replays and the replays. Yes. See, that was the thing is that they would play it over and over like, oh, no, it hit. And then it would just like, it would be like on a loop. Unless I'm misremembering that.

It might have been the first time you saw the plane hit, but it wasn't the first plane that hit. Yeah. Because I remember going into class and our teacher had the TV on and one tower was smoking and the other tower got hit. So then I, then of course, that was the first plane that I didn't see because it's the tower smoking. Yep.

You feel me? Yeah. But it's crazy how just like our brain warves. Our brain works in mysterious ways. honestly, we still haven't figured it out. Whether it be trauma, whether it be major events, you know, or whether it be, well, your wife just said five minutes ago. You're like, what, what did you say?

Yeah, no, it's just weird because I- Your brain is trippy. Yeah, I literally remember, like, that day, like, it was yesterday. Like, I remember my dad not even going to work. I was like, what's going? That's amazing that your dad kept you. Oh, no, he was like, yeah, you're not going to school. And then immediately, like, my dad was like, well, they called and they were like, hey,

school's canceled. Yeah. School's completely canceled. Oh, I remember going to school. Like, I remember, I remember, I was. 10, I believe. And then I remember being home with my abolita. And we just kept watching the news over and over.

And so I'm like, why are we watching the same movie? Like, I really thought it was a movie because I'm like, there's no way this is happening right now. No, I don't remember. I didn't go to school either. My parents were like, heck no. Yeah. I was in school. Yeah, I was in school.

You were? I was thinking about like six or seven. But I remember going, I remember going home. Fight the feeling to say it. Fight the feeling six. I did. I remember literally like, because we were all confused. of what's going on.

We were little kids. And probably your school was shorter if you were six, seven, because you're younger. Yeah. What do you mean shorter? Like the shorter days. Yeah. You had naps. Like you're going early and you get out early.

I just remember everybody leaving. And then I lived around the block from my school. So they were like, oh, your parents still have to get you. And I was like, oh, I remember going into the classes and they showed me. And then I went to Ceramese class and I made a vase. That's crazy that you still went to school. Yeah, no, schools canceled, schools closed. And I would.

understand why they can or maybe I'm maybe my brain kept me in school maybe it's yeah maybe it was the next day school that I remember maybe um but I forgot I remember immediately like people like it was like enlist now into the military like they were like well yeah yeah I make sense why schools were closed because you didn't know what was going to happen yeah it was crazy you didn't know where it was coming from what was happening and like the the audio I played earlier of Conno Lisa Rice and President George W. Bush they had to ground every plane Yeah, one by one.

Like even that was something rare that would ever happen. Yeah, everything shut down. My mom actually worked at a trade center here in Santa Monica, and she spoke and communicated with people from the World Trade Center every single day. That was part of her job with, like, stocks and stuff like that. And she had to turn around from work. Like, she was on her way, and they were like, dude, do not come in right now. And her whole building was evacuated as well.

Yeah. Our thoughts and prayers about the people who lost family members or friends out there. Hey, stay studios and never forget, Peritos. Yeah, and let us know what you remember because apparently we're all remembering according to science. That's crazy.

Mandela, fun. Crazy. All right, sports time. Shoot the J. Shoot it. Play ball. All right, you guys. The clippers are being clipped again.

All right? Steve Balmer could be going to prison. What? As I told you guys last week, the clippers were obliterated in the NBA. Like, the five to ten years are going to be. really bad for them. They lost five picks. They were fined $30 million. But at the end of the day,

it's just basketball, right? Steve Ballmer's still rich. He can still go on vacation, take a year off, whatever. It's like not real life consequences necessarily. It's his hobby. He's already, you know, set. Yeah. But now things are getting really, really serious because the U.S. Department of Justice is opening up an investigation about the whole situation. The DOJ. It's crazy, dog. Yes. So not only is the franchise cooked, Balmer might be headed to the Big House, a. This is really bad, Vic.

This is really bad. I think once the feds get involved, and in any case, it's because they have a case. The case, Fed's never, Fed's never let you know they have a case until they...

You know what I'm seeing about this government, which I don't like. I don't know. Okay, Mark Walter, the Lakers Dodgers full, right? That just had to flip the... Who gets the Lakers to flip them?

Nobody. You get the Lakers because you want the Lakers, right? He flipped the Lakers. He's also under investigation. Conveniently enough, who do the Lakers get sold to

Donald Trump's son-in-law the guy that's married to Donald's Yeah, son-in-law's brother Oh yeah, yeah, yeah. Jared Cushes are son-in-law. So in the family. Conveniently enough, too,

Dodgers go to White House to go say what's up because we win a championship. He gives the president a diamond ring or whatever. We're seeing it out front. Hey, we're going to put an investigation on you. Pay up. Pay up.

They're getting taxed. They're getting taxed right in front of our freaking faces and they figured out we did it with Mark Walter that could happen and now we're going to do it over here too I bet you that fool's going to do something all of a sudden he's going to need to sell the clippers and it's going to be a cushioner

that buys it and make it a charitable charitable donation to the cause yeah we'll see all right that was sports I think and politics I think I'm Rose Crenswick for Roundback Mornings on Hartwell I'm serious no pay for writing my face it's tax

I get it either way there's a Rico charge coming. Yes. It was a Rico on Mark, on Mark Walter. Yeah, Wapasad, not because he sold it to the president. All the late teams, huh, investigate some New York ones. Yeah. Not on 9-11.

Oh, I was what to say. I was not to say. No, not to say. You blew that one, buddy. You do that one, buddy.