Brown Bag Mornings - 09/22/26 Baby Daddy Drama & 💰 Gen Z’s Wild Side Hustles | Brown Bag Mornings

Episode Date: September 22, 2026

DESCRIPTION / SHOW NOTES:🐰 Bad Bunny wasn’t trying to “Suavemente” with Elvis Crespo, while Channing Tatum shows us why he might be Hollywood’s newest petty king. ⚔️ The crew gets medieval with some essential Medieval Times smack talk, and 📞 Patrick calls the Homie Helpline after being a little too helpful lands him in the middle of baby daddy beef. 👀 Dolly Parton may have left behind some unfinished family business, plus Letty brings the latest Rapsheet. 🫔 Hella Studios has us asking if it’s really time to say goodbye to tamales, while 💰 Gen Z proves there are some VERY creative ways to make money. 🏀 Vic closes things out with a player turning down $200 million because apparently even that can be disrespectful.CHAPTERS / TIMESTAMPS:(00:00) Don’t You Know I’m Local(02:44) Chismation(05:25) First Day of Fall(07:02) Petty Police(09:58) Scrolling with the Homies(13:31) The Weather with Concrete Storm(15:25) Homie Helpline(33:14) Tepic’s Teachings Word of the Day(37:24) Chismation(42:32) Rapsheet with Letty(45:07) Brown Bag Cash Grab Winner(46:35) Hella Studios(49:50) Money Moves(55:48) Sports with Vic 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.

What's up? This is Be Real from Cypress Hill. Where are you from, Esse? Don't you know I'm local? Okay, New York is trying out something that if it makes its way over here, the guys are probably going to hate. But guys, I'm in concrete. Because he loves to kick it in the restroom. Hey, public restrooms, how long have you taken?

I know you guys take a long time in the restrooms at your cribs. Publicly. How long we're taking? There's only a few amount of bathrooms I go into publicly. Target. Oh, no. Costco. Okay.

Clean ones. You know, department stores. Okay, that's more than a couple. Yeah, that's good. Okay, well, then let's just stay with two. Okay, okay, okay. Okay, okay. Okay, okay.

Okay, I head to a target. Ah, okay, well, New York City is trying this out. Free public restrooms have been installed, but there's a strict 10-minute time limit. Users receive warnings at the five-minute. and eight minute marks before a final warning at 10 minutes. Once that limit is reached, you report they have roughly 30 seconds to wrap up.

If you do not wrap up in that time, the door opens. Hey, y'all just gonna have to see what you're gonna see. At your own risk. I'm not done after that two-minute warnings. Why can you be done in 10 minutes? So that's pretty crazy. I got a lot in there.

I ate a lot. You know what I'm saying? That two-minute warning, I'm just warming up at that point. That's gross. You used to have gun smoke at that point. Yeah. You're still like, you know.

Khan's barely watching his third reel. Real. I'm in there watching straight documentaries, dude. Why? Because. That's why you take so long. Yeah. No, but he also does business calls.

I think that they should take. I'm, no, I'm replying to emails. I'm sending text messages. I'm doing a lot. I've witnessed it. I'm not just sitting there. That's his productive.

It is. What? And when you. Get your hemorrhoys, you know, because that's okay. When? Let me tell you, there's one right there. I've been bugging it for two years. Oh, what's all?

10 minutes, yeah, wrap it up. I think we should start practicing. Or there should be like a dead zone wherever there's, wherever there's toilets so that your phone won't work. So you have no choice but to use the restroom. That's a good one. What happens when I need help? Dude.

Why would you need help on what? Mine looks like that little baby from a recall from the side. Big says he needs help in the restroom. Why, man? I'm saying, what if I... Because he yanks it. People walk in it. Hey, come help me.

Ew. I don't need help. Come here. Now what's going on? Cheesemation with Angie. Okay, you guys, bad bunny has been, has been, has been, has been bad. Has been bad. This has been bad.

Let me start a little. You don't have to add the beans. Sound it out. You don't have to add extra words. Zool would come here? Now what's going on? She's Mation with Angie. Okay, you guys,

Bad Bunny is being bad. Oh. He's being a koneko malo, okay? Because apparently this fool actually curved an icon. No other than... Elvis Crespo, dude. Apparently, Elvis Crespo just opened his mouth and he's talking about the time that Bad Bunny told him no to a collab, listen.

Babboni me didn't for a collaboration. Me didn't know. And no he'll goy personal. I said, look, he's got much a job. They're getting a lot. No, no. So he's pretty much saying he asked him for a collab. Bad Bunny said no, but he didn't take a personal

because the label told him like, hey, I get it. He's busy. Yeah. Didn't take your person. Just held on to it for a year. Yeah, for so many years. How long was it? The what?

How long was it ago? I'm not quite sure because that's what I was going to bring up. Because it's crazy because like back in 2022, Bad Bunny released this song, Neverita. In this music video, he's actually playing how much to Elvis Crespozwe meant the same music video. Yeah. So hearing this, so what happened first did Bad Bunny?

play how much to Elvis Crespo and then Elvis was like only me asking for a collab yeah maybe he just didn't want to work with him yeah that's what I think you know like I like your music but I heard about you it's an icon though like a lot of people make music with Elvis Crespo yeah that's just the record that you get in I would assume right like it's Elvis Crespo like there's a little controversy around Elvis oh yeah what he was caught up doing the airplane yeah yeah oh hell no dog you get no feature Wow. Maybe it was that.

Fricky Tio over there. Maybe. Hey, Nick, he needed help. Oh. His Kobe, how's going on? I think he was doing it just fine on his own. Pitching tentambolades is crazy. Haldolaris?

Halaris. It's the first day of fun. Yes. I already wanted to be summer. What? Yeah, I want summer again. Because he's about to hate El Niño, all that good stuff. Awesome.

Nestro Nino over here is going to tell us about that inside. the weather. But coming up inside homie help line, coming up inside homie helpline, is going to make you never want to do a favor for a coworker at someone at work. You already know how to not do favors, concrete? Nah, dude, I had a homeboy when I used to work with him. My foot, actually, man, that hey, like I already knew he was going to ask me for a ride because he'd be like, hey, dog, which are you going? Oh.

Not that way, I'm not going that way, but no. After work? After work every time. And he would even try to fix his schedule. So like when I would be, hey, fool, are you going to close on Wednesday? No, no, if I'm going to leave early, damn. Damn, oh, man. All disappointed.

No, hey, don't worry. I'll figure it out. Okay, well, I don't know if you got to figure out. I guess I'll just walk home, man. Okay. Did he live by you? No, it was like, it wasn't far, but it wasn't close. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

You know, it's a different exit. And then, you know, I would have to, like, double back a little. little bit. Oh. Did he pitching on some gas? No. No. No.

No. It was always like, hey, poor, like, are you going to open or other? You're swing by and it's always swing by like it's so easy. Are you like burritos? We can stop by. No, Parlo's, I'm good. I'm good, fool, I'm good. And then after that, no more favors, eh?

Woo, whoop, whoo, that's the sound of the police. The Petty Police. It's petty. It's petty. I'm being petty. Petty, petty, girl. Pretty and a petty is free. A little magic Mike, Shannin Tatum.

I'm out here being a petty king, or is he? Okay, so Shatton Tatum, I know him from. My name is Jeff. My name is 21 Jump Street. 21 Jump Street, yes. Love that. But he also was once in a relationship with Zoe Kravitz. Lenny Kravitz's daughter, fine, right?

Fine. Pretty young thing. Well, they have since broken up and she has a new fiancé. There is a new Instagram account, though, that's been trolling any photos or posts about Zoe Kravitz and her new fiancé saying, like, I'm just here for the hate or talking smack about it. It's called Nunya underscore business, N-O-N-N-Y-A- underscore business. All right.

Now, Nunya has been leaving hate comments on Zoe Kravitz Instagram post, and people have traced it back to none other than her ex-fiance Shatem. Why? Because his account is the only one that follows. Yeah. They looked at the followers. He's following that account. And also, Nanya is such a, like, his era thing of, like, well, I think he's about probably

like 40 years old. Yeah. That was like a thing. Like, yeah, it was like Nanya. Damn. You remember that? Yes. It's like, who is it, Nanya?

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah. Talk to the hand. Talk to the hand. Because they don't understand. Exactly. That type of energy. Okay.

Now, he has recently also posted in response to this saying, look, what I truly can't believe y'all think this is what I'm doing with my free time. Also, why would I follow an account and bring myself connected to it? Why would I follow a burner account if I didn't want people to connect me to it? Sounds exactly like something someone that's guilty would say. We have the same questions, Channing. And also, why would this person have all the same ops as you? Answer that.

People are suspecting that this was once a Shannin Tatum fan account that then turned into a hater account once him and his fiancee broke up. Okay. It could be either way. Yeah. Nanya Bidness can either be a super fan of Shannin that's going just ride hard for their king or Shanning Tatum himself. That's like twiddling his fingers mad at his ex moved on. I think he has a burner. Yeah.

Yeah. It's a burner. It's a burner. It's a burner. He has to cover himself. He's too famous to not. He can't just like leave comments and not be news. And then Lucky, you're Shanning Tatum, but when your ex moves on to Harry Styles,

one of the most known pop stars in the world. I'm hating. Yeah. I'm hating. I'm hating. That's what I'm doing. He's known you can do, dog.

There's nothing you can do. Lethalla. Bye. He's like one direction, more like no direction. Harry Styles, that's a terrible style. Harry stars when he's got none. He got your girl, though. He got your girl.

He got your girl. Who here has been to medieval times? Me. Me. Cold soup. Love it. I've cold soup. You know my hands.

Yeah, you eat with your hands. I've never been and I've always wanted to ask me. Let's go, bro. I've heard it's the good puppy. You're not missing anything. What do you mean? You're not amazing. It's good for it to experience.

Yeah. Like Vic went and he don't like it, but it's a good to go experience. Yes. Yeah. It's a one-time thing. I really want to go now because there's a viral list online of medieval slang words that everybody is loving. Okay. But first, if we're going to get into the medieval Times bag, I want to play this music right here.

Here they, hear thee. Oh, my goodness. Put him on the guillotine. I feel like I'm watching. Game of Thrones. Thracades. Can you guys get the song? It's a medieval remix of a song.

Wait. No. Bubba bum, bum, bum, bum, bum, bum. Yeah, it's a remix of a remix of a remix, right? It's Hit him up by Tupac, Medieval remix. Oh, that's pretty good. Because Hit him up was an original song. I mean, yeah, a sample.

It was a sample. Okay. Well, anyways, we're going to get into this medieval slang. Okay. Word number five. All right. Whop-er-up. Wop-er-up?

Wop-er-up. Wop-er-up. Oh, you're asking us what it means? Make her-frey-you-saying. I'm gonna tell you, a bad singer. So if anybody at many of what times is a bad singer, they don't sing there. I don't know.

Not ever been, if they had. That's what you got to tell me. They duke it out on horses. They fight on horses? Yeah. I'm even more jealous. Number four. Nickapop.

Okay. Nink-a-poop. Yeah, nincompoop. Yeah, the word is nincompoop. Linka poop. It's like a moron, right? Foolish person. This is a different one, but...

Why do I know this? I don't know. Here they, hear thee. I love me. The bo-toin movies. Dude. Why are you sounding Irish now? What are you doing, my friend?

They're trying to steal con's lucky charms. Yeah. Nice. Lucky charms. Do you dropper. Do dropper. Like poop? Concrete.

A poop? No. No? Um. A lazy person. Yes. Yes. Yes, a do dropper is a lazy person.

Oh, okay. Bed swerver, unfaithful person. Oh, yeah. I like that. That's fine. Bed swerver over there. You're getting it. You're over there swerving the bed.

Oh, you've got it. Oh, yeah, yeah. He's trying very hard. He's tried very hard. I love this for you. She's a bed swerver. She cut the black plague. Yes.

That's a good one. That's a good one. There you go. And another one, coming in at number one. Fop doodle means insignificant fool So you're a fop doodle The fights back in the day

No wonder they got on horses And started killing each other Yeah Imagine the one calling you a fop doodle A fop doodle A fop doodle What should you just call me a What is it? A fop doodle?

Yeah Angkor Angkor! All right, fool If you're going to medieval times and you want to fight with the nice. Use that all in a sentence, go. You're such a fop doodle,

dude dropper, dude dropper, bread, swiver, whoop her up, dink of poop. Oh, man. Oh, my. That's great. I want to count too much. The weather's nice.

And now, the weather. Oh, hell my dog. With concrete storm. All right, Fritos, let's get hip hop on the weather Tuesday, September 22. What? First, we send a message to,

city of Glendale, right through the airwaves, call it air mail. Bars. 80 and 61 degrees at night. Next, we're riding a horse to the city of West Rancho D. Bulletproof vest, stick, thick stash. Call me Pancho V. 788, 65, see what happens when you make fun of Greg? Now we chase the- Now we chase the bag all the way to Signal Hill.

All your money, baby, y'all living on Cashville. 79 degrees and 65 degrees. Lastly, we end up in the city of Lake Forest, bumping Jake Cole and my goal for Taurus. Rewinded the hook because I love the chorus. Il-Ninga is going to go harder than Chuck Norris. Oh, my God. I almost came back, bro. I almost came back.

Did you guys feel that? You guys had a stop it before it gets. That was some bars. That was a bar. Please stop it before it gets that far. Please stop it before it gets that far. I scared myself. Anyways, guys, Gavin Newsom just declared a state of emergency because I was rapping hard.

El Niño is coming this winter, but don't worry, Peritos, it's not an emergency today. They're just simply stating to prepare early so that, you know, so clean your gutters now before they become a swimming pool, Perito. And if you guys don't know what El Niño is, I'm explaining quickly. El Niño happens with Pacific Ocean warm waters, warm up and shift weather patterns, often bringing Southern California heavier rain, flooding mudslides, basically chaos. So be careful, guys, be preventative. And, you know what I'm saying? It's going to get wet this winter, Perito. So check it out.

Glender, you're going to be 80 and 61 degrees. West Rancho Dominguez, 78 and 65 degrees. Signal Hill, 79, and 65 degrees. And Lake Forest, you're going to be 81 and 59 degrees. It's your boy, Conkid for Bab McMorner's a Prow 106. Let's go. All right, check this out, homie. You need a homeie or need some help.

We need your help. We need a line. I mean, phone line. We got you for. The homie help line. All right, today we got Patrick. Patrick hit us up and said Brownbag. My name is Patrick and being a people pleaser got me stressed the hell out and in the middle of some beef.

He said I have a co-worker named Marisol. We worked together for four years and we're really cool. She's been a good friend, even my wing woman, when I try to talk to girls. So when she got her car repoed, I helped her out. Rides to work, groceries, errands, gas is expensive as hell, but I suck at telling people no. Now, though, she has me picking up her son from school. Last week, I pulled up and her baby daddy was there, and he said, who are you? I said, Mari's friend Patrick.

He looks at me and goes, so what's really going on with you in Marisol? I keep hearing your name, you drive her around, you're picking up my son, and I tell him, we work together, I'm just helping her out. Then he stares at me like he doesn't believe a word and says, Yeah, I, then takes his son and leaves. So I got in the car and called Marisol, then she got met. at me saying, why'd you let him take him? It's not his day. I told her, your baby daddy thinks I'm your new man and looks like he wants to beat my ass. He thinks we're together now, and I've

heard rumors of us at work, and I don't even like her like that. I feel like I'm getting into all this drama just because I can't say no and have to please people. Brownback, has people pleasing ever got you in a messed up situation or is it just me patrick so he's got he's got to break her off now now they just have to do the deal i mean now we go together yeah the room is happening tomorrow at work bring me some lunch make some lunch at this point if i'm gonna get my ass beat yeah true true I mean you had that though like where you do favors for someone and then it just goes out of hand like you mentioned giving rights to your yeah yeah we're inviting a homie to the green room and then they run up the bill yeah yeah Greg damn you can damn you know like oh the bill like what bill man I just what's concrete that chicken wings yeah it's

oh that guy over there you did a favor and it backfired huh I've done a lot of favors the favor that pisses me off is that I've DJed for free before And I was just being a homie. I was like, you know what? Like, I'll do it for you. I got you an hour set. Yeah. Right.

Day of the event. The dude's pressing me all. Like, what time to get there, what to do on my set and stuff like that. And he's hitting me up like, where are you at? Where are you? I was like, dog. I told you I'm just going to show up and do a set. I'm not going to freaking promise you the world.

And then so I get there. I do my thing. This guy's already promising. Hey, so the next event, dog? Like, you're going to put you here and this and this and this. I was like, he's already showing you. Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on.

The next thing you do for free for us? Yeah, I'm like, hold on. He's like, yeah, so like, we're going to have a parking spot for you next time. Greg, it's exposure, dude. Oh, damn. Was it concrete? I was trying to think, wait, wasn't me? I don't know why you bring this up in front of everybody, Greg.

I told you. You got more followers, did you? I'm right here next to you, dude? Yeah, but the guy was like, oh, yeah, the next time that you're here, like, I got you. So, like, what day can you come next month? Next month. Hold on. I just did this for free on the library right here. Like just a good time. Like just trying to get with have a good time. That's it. Yeah. And he was just trying to plan the whole year already. He hired you for a residency with no money involved. When he hired you for the next time was he like, don't be late though.

No, I haven't talked to him. Yeah, I haven't talked to him. Because I was like, I'm not about to know. If you want to get it to the business side of it, we'll turn into business. Call in, call my manager. I was like, we'll talk business. Hey, ma. Mom. Mom. Ma! You got to pretend you my manager. All right, because essentially this guy is helping out with favors. It's got him in trouble. My custom is life because baby daddy drama is a lot of drama.

And it seems like he doesn't know how to say no to the home girl. And it's really, really messing him up. But we've all been there. So we want to hear from you. That one time you were too nice. You did too many favors. And it just didn't work out. Then you're just kind of like, why do I even do favors?

Oh, that's the worst mid favor? You're like, what am I doing that? Yeah. Why he might be doing that? What hell am I doing? You realize what you're doing? Yeah, why did I agree to this? That one.

That one. Why did I agree to do? When you stop in the middle and just think to yourself, why did I agree to this? 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. Patrick, he's a people pleaser and it got him in some ish. All right. He has a coworker named Marisol. He's been doing help. of favors for her since her car got repoed. He's been picking her up, taking her to work, even picking up her son. Then he ran into the baby daddy, didn't believe that they're not together, him and Marisol, because it's super suspicious. Like, why are you trying to pick up my son, bro? What's up with you?

You good? And it's all really bad because he doesn't even like her like that. It's like they're not even hooking up. Like Con said, it's like, might as well. At this point, I mean, at this point, if you're going to take all the heat, yeah. Give us the heat. Yeah, right? He's probably not attacked. attracted to it. He did mention that he's not like that. He mentioned it. He mentioned it. It's gay. He's not your boyfriend. I don't even like your wife. Oh, that is gay.

He's like, I like the baby. Are you gay? Oh, okay. Yeah, you can take them. You can take them. Take them, take them. So yeah, so he's just saying, you know, has anybody else gotten into a situation like this, or is it just me? Mm-hmm.

A situation where? You do a favor for somebody, just, why did I do that? Why did I sign myself for this? Why did I sign up for this? Yeah, like, oh, hey, let's go running. Oh, let's go. I got you. And then you're dying?

Midway through the run, toes are hurting, nails are falling off. Why did I sign up for this? I've thrown up halfway through a hike. A hike? Oh, dude. You're walking. I'm sorry, but going running has nothing to do with it. It's you do something for someone.

You're trying to do something. You're trying to motivate people. I was trying to motivate people. I was trying to motivate a friend. No, no, no, no. I was just trying to seem like I could keep up. No. Okay, all right, let's go to Scott in our hand, bro.

What's up, Scott? Scott. Scott. Hey, what's happening? What's up, Scott? Yeah. Say, yeah. 100% he's right.

That dude's probably gay. What? The Patrick. He should have gave her the Pito. The whistle. If I'm giving rise and all that, listen. I'm giving rise and all that, yeah, Pito. All right, Scott, hold on now.

Chill out. Chill out. Scott. What ethnicity are you, brother? If I went to a census, I will be black non-Latin. But I look Cuban or Puerto Rican. Okay. Did you just learn that word here on Brownback Mornings?

What's that? The one you keep saying. Pito? Yeah. The whistle. No. Okay, good. I'm a kid that grew up in California, Northern California, Bay Area.

Yeah, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Also a Y-A baby. Okay. Okay. Okay. I'm just making sure because yesterday concrete did a whole spiel on whistles,

aka A.k.a. Pitos. It was a lesson. No, no, no, no, no. I know enough Spanish to not get killed. There you go. All right. There you go. All right.

Now, Scott, you have gone through a situation where you were too nice at one point. What happened? My wife. My wife was too nice to her mother. Okay. That's her mom, gosh. Scott. Wait.

Let it finish. Let it finish. All right, Scott, what happened? My wife's mother, my mother-in-law, she, they all worked at the same company, a major bank. Like, my wife is a VP at a major bank. Okay, well, Spargo? Well, well, let's not get into that, right? Okay, okay.

So anyway, so anyway, they both work the same place. My wife's mother had a tripping fault 15 years ago. Okay. She was planning on getting paid. She wasn't going back to work. Settlement money. Hey, my wife overheard her to be like, girl, I ain't never going back to work. All right.

Well, that lawsuit did not win. Oh, no. So now she on Social Security, she's getting $800 a month. Damn. You can't live in. California that way. No. So now I got an Henri mother-in-law who now, who's a job of a witness. Now, don't get me wrong. At one point, we had the Anne Frank, the Christmas tree in the kid's bedroom. Oh, you put, you hit the Christmas tree in the bedroom? Yeah.

That's a crazy way to say it. I'm assuming your mother-in-law moved in with you. she lives when I met my wife five years ago she had already done this okay she was already living with her mom

right they lived in a little place in Glendale it was rank controlled the lady died she'd been telling her like mom you need to like put it on your 401k

she didn't she bought a car like 50 what's wrong with that what's wrong with that Nothing's wrong with that. You should already have a car paid off by then. What's wrong with that?

She should have had her 1994. Her finances are not in order, it seems like. She put a car in 50. And now you married your wife, but also got the mother-in-law's a bonus in the house. But she's mean. She's mean. Okay, there you go. They're like, she's mean.

Really? Jehovah's Witness are always so nice. We just had a part. Jehovah witnesses that are not nice. That don't celebrate birthdays, man. That's mean. Hey, you broke. Hey, if I was broke, I'd be a Jehovah witness.

What? That's a crazy statement. You ever met a nice broke person? I haven't. No. Well, your mother-in-law's bowl. What does she do to annoy you so bad? Oh, like, I'm cooking dinner for the whole family.

Now she's got to come in and do something. She's got to be in the kitchen. No, when you're in the kitchen. Yeah, no, lookie, when you're cooking and someone comes to the kitchen, you're just like, please get out of here. They're trying to help. Like, no, not even to help. They're just looking in the fridge or looking in the drawers. They're not helping.

They're not helping. But I get you. I get you. I'm cooking for everybody, including you. She has a helper. She tells her helper, don't clean up for the rest of the house. Oh. How does she?

If you're, if you're, if you're, if you're, if you're, uh, alibi or whatever. However you say it's fast, right? Yeah, you got it. Listen, that's your job. Hold on. You ain't got no job but to be in the house. Yeah, come on, grandma. Pick up the damn dish.

She has a helper. She tells her helper probably there for it because she's older. Only clean my stuff. Don't clean their stuff. Even though Scott looks out for everybody. Get up off that damn wheelchair. Stop being lazy, grandma.

Right? Yeah. She got a new car, though. You're saying no convalescent home. No, no. In 2000. In 2000? A 2000 car?

A year 2000? It's a 2006. Okay. Two thousand six for a runner. Okay. That's not bad. That's a car very reliable. Don't you be wrong.

She's super wrong. It runs great. Uh-huh. Right? It's the car of the Taliban. Yeah. Those in Land Cruz. Right?

You should, you should get her to start dating. Maybe she could find a husband if she found a car. No, no, no, no, no, listen. She's laid up so much that she has muscle atrophy. And can't go nowhere now. Okay. So then can you be nicer to her? She's going through it.

You know what? You're invited over to the next event. I mean, you watch how she acts and how she talks shit about us. Hey, hey, no person. He's really, thank you, Scott. Thank you, Scott. KPWRFM, HD1, Los Angeles, Power 106, LA's number one for hip-hip. We're talking about, like, doing people favors and then instantly regretting it.

Scott regrets everything. He regrets, like, marrying his wife, not because he regrets marrying his wife, but because came the suegra. Came the mother-in-law. That's mean, a Jehovah's Witness is broke. She drove the Taliban car. Stop saying that. That's what he said.

We're recat. I'm not recatping. You don't need to say it. I thought we were recapping. He's not wrong. He's not wrong. Oh, man. They love that.

He was concrete and Vic was laughing that he didn't say anything. He was so mad at her being on Jehovah's Witness too. I was like, man. All right. Let's go to Adrian in the south side of Chicago. Okay. What's up? What's up?

Adrian. Talk to us. Let us know about a time that you did a favor for someone and it was like, why did I sign up for this? Yeah, this is a minute ago, but back in college, I went to a school like the University of Illinois down in Champaign. It's like two and a half hours south of Chicago. So pretty quick trip for all the homies to visit, like for a weekend, come party, whatever. One of the homies hits me up.

He was like, yo, can I come party and crash your trip over the weekend? I was like, yeah, sure, come through. So whatever, it comes through. Today we have a good time. Saturday, have another good time. and I live with 10 dudes at the time, so our crib was usually like where we would have the after parties.

So party house. Had the after parties. And this food, he brings back one baddie and five tortas. One baddie. Sounds like a good time. One baddie is worth five tortes. Yeah, sounds like a good time. I hope you're all fine too.

And you're not all tortas either. You're 10 guys in one grid. Yeah, your 10 guys in one crib. Both that doesn't mean not good? I know. I'm talking to him. I don't know what the complaint is here. Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah. So the issue is, I mean, we're chilling. It's late. And, of course, the baddie was for him. And the rest of my five, or, I mean, like, five of us, five of my roommates, we did the deed. We helped the home me out. Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah. But, no, but the worst part was that I didn't even get to use my own room. F who took it. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh.

Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. you all share some kind of rooms no no we all had our own room it's a 10 room place

how it's a dorm like a college no no it's like it's a crib with 10 rooms I mean it's like that's a college house yeah we had a bar in the living room it was like I don't know it's like a frat house right house right totally

regretted it yeah what you think one bad are you are you fix cousin I might be. Oh gosh. Sounds like Vic. What? Sounds like relation.

What part? What part? Where he kissed his cousin. Adrian, are you the one? No, I'm not the one. Okay. Yeah. There's a longstanding rumor.

Unfortunately. Hey, yo. There is one prima, man. She has a daddy, dog. A big's family treat. Ew. No, no, no. It's not my cousin, cousin.

It's my mom's cousin's daughter. So it's like third time it moved. Unfortunately, it's crazy. Unfortunately, I wasn't. We gotta give context. There's a longstanding urban legend in the Uyowa family tree that Vick's cousins kissed each other. Vic told us it happened in the jumper,

won't tell us which cousins. It's crazy that the cousin watched, you know, yeah. Big's like, put it again. And there's... Who's worse, huh? There's an investigation on if it's Vic or if it's another.

cousin that kissed the cousin Adrian who was it? I can't even bust them out like he wouldn't talk to us for a long time he wasn't mad at Vic? He's already not talking to us oh then you got nothing to lose oh it'll make it worse well thank you for taking on the the third uh so crazy you're a soldier and a scholar yeah 10 dude to one house so that's a lot yeah that's a lot but it's college life Hell no It's college life

I didn't have college life like that No the 10 dudes in one Oh yeah the 10 dudes in the crib I went to community college I did too I just seen college on TV What's the fact You guys have a TV?

It beaks teachings Teaching words that sound bad But it's actually not what you think Offer Hispanic Heritage Month Brought to you and sponsored by the gods Depe depe. Oh, my God. Depe.

Depe. Cajados. All the hell, tepe. Cajados. Cajado de Pue. But, Britos, today's word is putativo. Nope. What?

Not doing it. All right. Everybody say with me. Putativo. There you go. Guys, it's really easy. Guys, don't call human resources. Just hang tight for a second.

Putatativo describes someone who was believed or considered to be a father. a brother or a relative even though they are not biologically related. Oh, so like a father figure. So like a father figure, exactly, exactly. I've never heard that word in my life. Where is that? Positive male role model. If your boyfriend's mom has been paying your cell phone bill for 10 years, congratulations. He is your father, putatio. Where is that from? Where is it from? It's a Spanish word. It's a Spanish. It derives for the Latin language. Yes, it comes from Latin word putatives. Okay. Yes. Yes.

Like, if you have a step-sister, ah, my sister, she's a putativa. Yeah? See that? What? That's interesting. You, you're my little stepbrother. You're my little put-a-tap-a-brother. My little put-a-tito.

Like, like, like, plays? Yeah, it's like not biological, but he's like, you know, he's like your step-brother. Yeah. Like, like, I consider you my brother or my father or my mother. My mother putativa. Oh, so. There's a lot of mother-putativo's out there. If you have a put-a-tiv-father, tell him today.

Padre. You're the best putativo ever. I love you. A step. Thank you for taking care of me. A step dad, for raising me. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Or if you have a little stepbrother, tell him, hey, you're the best putativo brother in the world. Yeah. Yeah. Be like putativo. Is Sochi your puttativa? Yes, he exactly. She's the best putativa sister in the world.

You speak, no, speak not all, you're speaking English. We haven't been conquered yet, relax, dude. It's still like fun. Yeah, relax, dude. The boats haven't even gotten here yet. Don't worry. Don't worry, I'm coming. So if you want to, you know, tell your brother or your stepdad that he's a great putatativo,

tell him today, tell him the peak sent you to think you to know that. Okay, the peak, what is it again and why do people might think it's vulgar? Because P-U-T-A. Oh, you're spelling it, the same thing as saying you. Is another word for saying, Lady of the Night or, uh, something like that.

You know what I'm saying? Is that a perfect? Is that what it is? I think so. It's like, you know, like, Mona, she's our mother here. She's our mother, putta, diva. But if you were to just stop at the first, like,

two-syllable. Thiba. Right. If you put a dash in there. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, then it could get really bad. FCC, get at me. I mean, we're good.

They're going to. This is all part of the Meridian Dictionary, dog, so don't even trip. Meridian Dictionary? Yeah. So it's an actual word. It's an actual word. Yes, it's an actual word. Yes, it's an actual word.

You can Google it. So, Google it right now. But you don't have to, because I'm telling you right now. Just trust them. This is the teachings. Trust the teachings. But that's what you? That's all.

All Hispanic heritage month. Yeah, I like that. That's how you're supposed to talk, so, chief. Let's see. They haven't even conquered is what I said. True. Damn, dude. Go, man, go get some

almonds or something. Get out of here. Say awakate or cacaoate. Yeah. Yeah. That's what you are. If you Google it, it says, active of a family member.

Active of a family member, Kenfolk, if you will. Oh, that's not kinfolk. Next to kin, exactly. There you go. All right, but if those, I should boy, Congreve with the Big's teachings today.

Thank you. You all are putativo fans of ours. Yes. Thank you. To us? Listeners. We are all. Putatios.

Do it, come here? Now what's going on? She's Mation with Angie. Okay, you guys, Dahlie Pardon, Mrs. 925. I love her. Anger. Incredible. She has fired her nephew from beyond the grave.

Oh, my God. Right, at least her as they did, okay? Because apparently, apparently her nephew, Brian, the son. same nephew that announced her death that made the video. My name is Brian Siever announcing the passing of my Aunt Dolly Rebecca Parton Dean. That same nephew has been fired, you guys. What do you mean? This guy has been like the head of security for years.

Well, Angie. What? It's head of security. She's dead. Well, yeah, but I mean. Got a secure. What else is he? The grave?

The grave. Yes, the grave. Her house, the museum. Her residence downtown, the warehouse. It's what we got fired for not doing his job well enough. He fired her bodyguard. She's not safe anymore. Why did you let her die?

He's like, I'll be back. I got to go see what she's at. I feel like he did a great job if he's in security because she lived a long life. She lived a long life. You know, what was we supposed to do, give her multivitamins every morning? Maybe. Angie, this is hilarious. Well, yeah, he's ahead of the head of.

security for years, but apparently, like, he got fired and his company got fired, like, shortly after she passed away. And just she's dead! Wait, no, because there's more to it. Okay, okay. He already got replaced. They have a phone. Oh, my God.

Wait, why are replacing them? Yeah. I want that gig. Can you get to it? You have us here hanging on. Everything you're saying is a freaking tease. Yeah, the replacement. What the hell are you talking about?

The rest of the cemetery. Yeah. Why not more her one-year anniversary next year? It's a developing story, guys. It's someone you would never believe. The story is developing every second you say something. You won't believe what I'm about to say next. All the angels?

Diosito? Another security team has been replaced them. And it's not her nephew anymore. What are the securing? What are the securing? Again, for Nashville home, her museum. Her downtown house. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

They got to keep her safe. Her other property. They have to be security with that. You let her be. And you, hold on. Who fired him? Well, that's the thing. It was unexpected and unexplained.

Her death is. It's another tease. It's another tease. Unexpected and unexplained. How do you get fired? So the nephews thinking, you know what? It has to do. It has to be Dolly's longtime manager.

Danny. Oh. So they're thinking, Danny actually did all this because now all of a sudden they have a new security team. Okay, so he didn't even know he was fired.

He just got replaced. Yes. On his day off. He's like, Hey, I thought. Oh, man, I had a great. His key card didn't work. What's going to get in?

Boop. Oh, what's going to you guys? Oh, sorry. Yeah, no. They gave him no explanation. And he did put out a statement. He said, we refused to be intimidated

by those whose actions we believe are being taken in bad faith. And with the intent to profit from the life of someone who willingly gave so much, my Tia, my aunt. Oh, damn, that's crazy. Why that what she said next?

But wait, there's more. From beyond the grave, find out what she said. Does that mean he's going to need a nine to five? He is. Oh, that's good, it's good. I don't know the, I don't know verbatim. You can still buy. Yeah, I buy them.

No, you can still pretend you like country? What's that? I do like country. What? You just looked there all stank face. No. Yeah. Judgy over here.

Play, what was the bodyguard song? What? I will always love you. That's Dolly Parton's son. It is. That is. Yeah. Okay.

So he got fired for doing that video probably. Well, no. The announcement video. Yeah, who does that? Who does that? I just want to announce. Hey, my Tia died. Do a statement.

No, because he did the video. He explained it into the video that his Tia Dolly. was the one asked them like hey when I pass away please you make the announcement yeah but not do a video what mean if I die guys if you guys are on air for a whole don't do a video hey we are announcing yeah don't do it what's the AI wings yeah I want the AI wings me flying away today step-epeaks teaching is Muerto oh my concrete is if it's hip-hop you know let these on there go

Rep sheet. Let these set go. All right, man. Shout out to Phoenix Leicin, man. He's doing his thing. Yes. Earlier this year, whole controversy over the song, Rubbers.

Bangor. We were part of the controversy. Is this AI or not? I saw your sinking ships. He has a new offering for the world, which makes me know that Rubbers was for sure AI. Because Phoenix Licin is staying on that 70s-ish, what do we call it?

Like the new wave. That's good. The genre's called? New way? Really? It's kind of, like Miami vibes. 80s.

80s pop. 80s. What is it? The stroke or something? It's similar to the Smiths. The Smiths, the Smiths. Yeah. He has a new song.

It's called Run It Up. I was the first to run it up. I was the first to run it up. Get up in a big way. Checking all these banklaws for the tight. Okay. For sure, this is a, the rubbers is a guy. Still good song.

Yeah. Great song. The voice toy different. It is. It is. Swiping cards and statin chips. I saw your sinking ships. It sounds very different.

Slore tempo, slower tempo was mixed differently. Are we really going to ride with the homie? He has more backups. That's my homie. Listen. Yeah. This is like, hey, bro, what's up? I'm answering, got the family in the car.

Hey, bro, you're on speaker. Hey. Flex, I got you. Flex. A flex. He doesn't go, buddy. Oh, come on.

On the new one, he stacked his vocal. What's up, V? Fee. On the new one, he, he recorded it. On the new one, he made it. No, because our rubbers, it's just a single vocal. I for sure things it's insane. Oh, it's a single vocal?

Yeah, this one feels heavy. Because that one app only takes one vocal. He didn't pay for the pro version. That's that's it for you. It's supposed to be lighter. It's okay. We still love eating. And it's a faster, you know, that's at least 110 BPM.

It's like, same vibe, though, same 80s vibe. I think it's great. Great. Yeah, it's good music. It's good viral music. It's fun. Yeah. What, Paul's sweet party.

You want to put your new kiss up? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Congest. Yeah, yeah, absolutely. I'll use that too. Tower 106 is Brownbags cash grab with another local $1,000 winner. And today, the $1,000 goes to the homie, Francisco. What's up, Francisco?

Hey, how's it going, I'm back? Hey, you got money for that phone line, bro. What up, just go. Congratulations. Let's go. Thank you, man. Appreciate it. Tell us how it all went down. Because you got to sound more excited than that, bro. You just got a thaw out.

No, I was just dropping off my son at school. Actually, starts at 8.30. I heard the code coming out. I had to pull over. I put it on my phone. And, yeah, I got blessed. And then got to-ching, baby. There you go.

Happy first day of fall, bro, where money just falls in your lap, okay? Don't go spending NSMs. Let him do what he wants with that. He just dropped this little kid off his first. He's a family man. How many? Fall on that stage right there. What are you going to use the money for?

Francisco. He's going to go towards rent, to be honest. Nice, hi. That's good. Yeah. Responsible. Who's rank? Thank you.

Her ring. I'm going to go pay her rant right now. Dancers' ran. He didn't. Candy's rent. Yeah. Stupid. I don't want to be stressed out at work dancing, you know.

Yeah. I want to have a lot on her mind. Oh, my goodness. All right. Well, congrats. Great stock. Tell us to studios. What's nine plus 10?

Turn your line? Look at this studio's food. What? What? What? Tamales are disappearing, guys. No. What?

Well, not exactly, guys. The tamale anchors are disciplined on 7% fewer restaurant menus in 2026, Peritos. The ingredients aren't the thing. It's the thing that corn meat and chili may be affordable, but making tamales requires plenty of time and skilled hands. You need those tias hands, dog. You know, like the little chubby hands with the freckles, you know what I'm saying? The tias are costing a lot, perriths. Yeah, though. There's no more tias making tamales, dog. We need tias. One chef said, making them traditionally can take around three days

from preparing the corn and the masa to the cooking, the filling, the wrapping, and steaming everything. And customers still expect low prices, dog. I don't know. I mean, I want to how much is it cost? Like, me, like a dollar 50? Like a dollar? But the Tia is priceless, dog. The grandmas and the tias are priceless, dog. I think they don't want to do the prep work that it comes with, you know, behind it and all that stuff. Because, like, yeah, they're inexpensive to make, like the restaurants. There's a little bit of, a lot of things going on.

Also, a lot of the younger generation isn't trying to learn what the older generation has to teach. Because when I was growing up, you helped make the tamales. You know. But if the newer generation's not trying to help, how are they going to know? We're about to get like macha tamales. We're going to lose recipes. All soggy, too. Genzi's just going to ruin it.

We're losing recipes, y'all. And it does take a long time to get the money. I've sat there with my mom and my grandma for a few hours, dog. You've made tamales before? Yeah. You don't help? You never made tamas before? That's a woman's job.

Oh. Damn. Oh, damn. Oh, we're going back. Oh, I'm going back to that. My dad makes bomb tamales. Really? Yeah.

Some of the best chefs are men. No, I grew up with all the women just only making tamales in our house. That's it. Like, no man should be making tamales. That's crazy. You don't ever go at this. I swear. It's like our family tradition that we have.

Her family tradition. Only the women are. The family tradition. Get the hell in the kitchen. They have a day where all the women get together and make the tamales too. Like, they do it. Yeah, but the way that you're saying it makes it feel very sexist. It's because the holidays.

We get together and we cook. Yeah. No. That's the tradition. No, it's literally they're like, it's a woman's job. Okay. And what do they do? We eat them. That's your job. And pretend to enjoy them.

Whoa. Pretend. Pretend. Tadry. Take it back, dog. Take it back right now. We're going to jump you. See, that's why there's no more tias because of you, dog.

I know because they're not appreciated it. You got rid of all the tias, guys. Anyways, make tamales, dog. Yeah, the restaurants are selling out of them. Or they're taking them out of the menus. Yeah, they're taking them out. It's getting too expensive to make. Hey, but let's let you know this coming Thanksgiving,

we're going to do a turkey drive and a tamal drive. We're going to give away tamal kits. All right, we do this every Thanksgiving, and now we're adding turkeys to the mix and it'll be a great time. It's called Massa for the Rassan, pull up. That's not what it's called. It's not what it's called.

It's not what it's called. Working title. Working title. To make money move. That make money move. Gen Ziers, man. We just talked to smack about them, not learning how to cook,

but they are learning how to make some money. They're hustling out here in these streets. 42% of Gen Z adult. Adults report living paycheck to paycheck and a growing number are turning everyday habits into income streams to close the gap. They're having their main hustle and then their side hustles. But let me tell you the top side hustles that Gen Z is doing. Summer are going to trip you up. Summer make you think I should have thought of that as a millennial.

Number five, renting yourself out as a plus one. Oh, my God, you can do that. Being a paid platonic companion for weddings. hangouts, events, has quietly become a real job. For example, bridesmaids for hire. If you got bridesma don't got that many home grows, you could hire one, and that's a booming business right now. You were rented Chambelan, weren't you?

My mom used to rent me as a Chambalan. I was a Chambalancelan escort. I should just show up when Chambalans couldn't make it, like the day of the fiesta or whatever, or like people would get mad and get put like, I'm not going to have my son in there no more. Yeah. Mama will throw me in there for $35.

Oh, that's it? Wow. Could you keep any? And then she will make me rent the tux from her for $35. So it was basically for free. Oh. You need a tux, don't you? Yeah.

It's going to be $35. I like that, though. You came in in the clutch. You're like the Chambelan man. And I knew the dances. I knew the valter. Your mom taught the choreography. Yes.

Yes. Fire. Fire. Tepo de Val's. Step one, two. You got it. Okay. Okay, four, number four, a job that Gen Z's are taking on as their side hustles,

betting on yourself to hit your steps. We saw that app. I signed up, Vic signed up. Did we do it? No. But Gen Z, they got the time of day. Yeah. All right.

Apps like Step will let you wage your money on hitting your daily step goal. You put cash in a pot and then you have to do it every day, like the 10K every day, 15K every day. It's hard to keep up with. And then you just get mad because you've lost your own money, betting on yourself. I know. And then there's days where you walk more, but you're not keeping track that day. This one's a little bit scary, but Genzi don't care.

Licensing their voice and face to AI. Damn, just like that. Yeah, just like that. You know how we're so, hey, we're not going to let Snapchat have our filters. Because we don't want to give our face. Genzi's like, they got our face anyway. Let's just give it to them for some money. They're like 60 bucks for my life down.

Yeah. There are platforms that pay you to sell voice clones for royalties. Wow. Thank you. I'm done. I know you're done. I know you're done. I always wanted to be the voice of like a ways app or something.

Turn left. You scared of! Okay, two, leveling up other people's gaming accounts. I'm not too big on this one. I'm not, but skilled gamers because they're home all day because they're Gen Z. Get hired to boost strangers ranks in league, Valorrent, and Call of Duty. Yeah, Valoran. People sell their accounts.

So, like, if you're already up there and level, it's like, hey, I'm already at, like, level 100. You can just buy that account. Wow. Yeah. But that's kind of dumb. That's money. You're going to be playing against players that are way better than you, aren't you? It just depends on the game that you're playing and stuff like that.

It's kind of like slang in the Instagram page. Yeah, basically the same thing. I guess so. You know, no, I, I, don't know. Oh, you can't do that? Yeah, you can. Dude, you got a million right now. How much would it be worth to give it to, like, I don't know, like a weed shop?

I don't know. I don't know. No, no. They're used to the skits and all the second is like, it's price. Aw, cute,ie-y-five. Everyone has a price. Yeah. How big?

My fans are. Two million dollars. For yours? For mine? Oh no, for cons. Mine like $20. Great. Vick's going to sell your account.

Wait, would you say $2 million? Two million. Yeah, maybe. Okay. Okay. How about this? The number one job, Jen Ziers are signing up for in order to get some extra bread is getting paid to wait in line for other people.

Whether that's restaurant reservations, product drops, and launch day lines. All, there's people willing to pay $20 to $50 an hour for you to wait for that. They're standing like a stand-in? Like, no, like, go wait in line for me. Like if Supreme has a drop, yeah. Yeah, they stand-in-off. The restaurant ones. Some, there's some restaurants that you can't make a reservation.

You have to go. Yeah. We would send our nephews. I hope they don't start asking for me. Oh, hell, no. So that's some bread. That's a bread you could be making. The Gen Ziers have figured it out.

If you combine all of them, you can make some money. Yeah. A full-time job right there. Pretty much. But, like, loki, what are my bills if I'm in Gen Zier, 20, 50 bucks for standing in line? That's my bread. You know? That's my matcha.

Okay, that was money moves brought to you by your Toyota dealers. I'm at the people for Brownback Mornings on Power 106. I'm thinking about it. It's like, what were our sidegigs, and they were not as nice or legal as these sidegig. Well, kids, sidegig? I used to collect cans. I used to steal people's cans.

I used to steal people's cans. If I see them in the yard, I'm like, I'm going to get the can. Yeah. No, a side gig is I'll give you some of this, and then you got to go split it up in the community. And then I'm paying you right. My watch car. Wash cards.

Wash cars. Wash cars. I watch cars. Watch comments. He passed out flyers for like companies. Well, I would just go with my dad. Okay. All right.

Only I helped my brother cousin Julio. Take out the stems. Yes. All right. Take out the stems. Here, take out the stems. I was seven. How much did you get paid for that?

I don't know. Take me the liquor store. A dime bag? What I do? Oh, for me, it was just like, I would go with my dad to translate. That's it. But I wouldn't get paid. You'd give me a dollar on Sunday.

You were the spokesperson? Yeah. She was the press secretary of her dad's business. I love that. She would make sure he didn't get jipped. Oh, yeah, because he'd be charged way too cheap and he'd be like, DiLi-Satengen, I'm like, oh, he said 150. Oh, there we go.

Angie, no your word. Shoot the J. Shoot it. Playball. All right, you guys. There's a player in the NBA saying that getting offered $200 million is disrescent. Disrespectful all right if that's disrespect. I cannot imagine what Jalen Dern would think of my checks All right, but he plays for the Detroit Pistons and he had a pretty good year last year

But he averaged 19.3 points a game, but he crapped the bed in the playoffs, right? He was terrible and they essentially lost the whole series Because of his play and they were the number one seat so they were supposed to make it to the finals They were supposed to get further and the nicks ended up winning and stuff like that he looked awful in the series Well, he's actually due for a max extension, which he can get up to $287 million, right? Nice. A lot of money. But they didn't offer him that much because he didn't play up to the level of a max player. Because he crapped the bed in the playoffs, right? When they needed them the most, he wasn't there for them.

So now they offered him $200 million, 87 under. And he's saying, no, I declined that. That is disrespectful for you guys talking to me that. Once you know what it should have been, you think about that $86 million you're not getting. Yeah. And to him, he'd be like, yeah. I'm you can't solely blame me for losing also the nicks were killing it yeah but he did terrible like yeah and some people have off days and so that's I guess that's his argument right and he's saying I'm still a

max player I just had like a bad series or whatever and they're like nah no no you diminished your value so we're going to give you this much yeah so they're at a standoff right now but you know this has happened before to other NBA players where they risk you know bet on themselves and they lose so much money It's happened to Dennis Ruder. He said he wanted 90 million. They offered him 84. He declined it, and he ended up signing for 5 million. Damn.

So that could happen to him. Yeah. Also happened to Latrell Spreewell. They offered him $21 million. And he said, no, I can't feed my family for that. Yeah, Spreewell's from. No, no, no. I don't know where he's from.

I think I went to school. Latrell's real? Yeah. Oh, maybe. I mean, he probably lived out here. Yeah, yeah. Yeah. And he said he couldn't feed his family with $21 million.

Yeah. That's why I went to school with me. Maybe it wasn't lying. Yeah, but then also it does seem like there are players taking pay cuts, like the LeBron taking that five. Yeah. And then what's his face? When Russ took two, no?

Yeah. Something weird is happening. That we don't know about. Well, yeah. So, yeah, he's saying 200 million is disrespectful. He declined it, so they're still out of standoff. Okay. Let's see, let's see who wins this one.

Right.