Brown Bag Mornings - 09/25/26 – HIGHLIGHTS of Brown Bag Mornings: 🐾 CHADWICK BOSEMAN’S ESTATE WAR & 🤐 THE SECRET DOUBLE-LIFE PARENTS

Episode Date: September 25, 2026

The crew is diving into the heartbreaking "Wakanda Forever" fallout as Chadwick Boseman’s family and wife battle over suspicious medical records and a alleged missing recording that would give his brothers 90% of his film residuals. Things get completely toxic on the Homie Helpline when a listener reveals her father lived a double life with 10 children and three different women, even tricking her into visiting her own siblings by calling them "cousins". Another caller exposes her late mother’s secret seven-year divorce and her plan to bring a much younger Armenian lover to the U.S. behind the family’s back. We also react to the "bad deal" one mother signed, allowing her husband to "quench his thirst" on dating apps as long as she can flirt too. Finally, on Play Ball, the squad roasts Raiders backup QB Fernando Mendoza for his "Finance with Fernando" commercials while die-hard fan Angie V desperately defends her team.[Edited by @iamdyre 🌦️]Chapters(00:00) Scrolling(4:30) Homie Helpline(25:48) 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.

Highlights are brown bag So come here Now what's going on? Damn Cheese Mation with Angie Okay, this story is really, really messy, okay? So it's Chadwick Bowman better known as Wakanda forever.

Black Panther, right? He sadly did pass away back in 2020. Tochalla. Yes. But sadly, now his wife and his family are beefing it over money. Okay, money and then honestly like the results of his

of his death too. Okay, so it's a lot. So I was telling you, apparently he died without having a will. So that's where it starts to get messy right off the bat, right? So eventually his wife Simone, she becomes the administrator. She's the one that's...

Of his estate, because that's his wife. Understandable, right? But now the brothers are fighting, the brothers and the parents of Chadwick, they're fighting over his estates and how assets should be split. Yeah. And they're asking the court like hey take the wife Taylor Simone out of the

out as the administrator because she's not splitting it evenly but Taylor's fighting back and she's saying like what are you talking about like I'm doing everything that the court told me I even gave you guys more than than that was told TMZ just released some court documents

from 2020 from when he passed and 2021 of them kind of going over the assets of the estate now keep in mind when it comes to Chadwick Boseman and him passing away a lot wasn't known until he passed away. Everybody was low-key shocked. And previous to him passing,

people were making fun of the way that he looked. Not knowing he was going through something really serious. So already we know that they're very private family. Yes. But now to see all this drama come out that they're not in, I guess they're not united. You know, they're not.

The family versus his wife. Yeah. And then, yeah, Leti was talking about the letters. They did leak. And those were letters like that came out or were reading shortly after Chadwood actually passed away. And they're pretty much asking the family's asking Taylor for his medical records, his financial records, access to his computer, iPad, cell phone, all these things, right? But now, like, the brothers are out here saying that they're worried, quote, unquote, and have concerns on his death.

They're saying, like, why was Chadwick found on the floor in his bedroom the day of his death? Like, that's weird. Not only that, but then they're saying, like, okay, the toxicology results are saying, like, okay, why was this medication on his body? like four times that's stronger than what was like actually medicated for him. So they're questioning even that part. Yeah, that happened in 2020. So they questioned it in 2020. Yeah.

Trying to figure out what went on. He was found laid out. This is previous unknown knowledge. Yeah, yeah, yeah. We knew he was found at home with his family. We didn't know how he was found. So all of this stuff puts a lot in the air. Like, are they trying to say she had something to do with it?

Are they trying to figure that part out? And I guess they were trying new types of medication, not new, but like certain systems of going about curing the cancer that he had. Yeah. Yeah. But what he had inside him was like 10 times. Yeah, four times as much as the medication that was needed. So it was poisonous.

It was toxic in his body. According to him. Yeah. According to their family. Yeah. Yeah. And then also, you know, it didn't help that his wife at first, she didn't want to do the autopsy because she was saying like, no, like his body already went through so much. Yeah.

But eventually she was just like, okay, let's go ahead and do it. And that's when the results came in and the family saying, like, wait, this is alarming. Why is this all over? Like, why is this on his body? Yeah. But then now the money part also gets messy because now all of a sudden the family is also saying, like, wait a second. Like there's actually a recording of Chadwood saying like, oh, I want certain film residuals split towards my parents and my brothers, 90% of it. Yeah.

That no one's proven if that exists. Yeah. And that. Supposedly that he did a recording. But I couldn't understand why, because he's really, like, him and his wife seem to be very, very locked in. Yeah. So to not split your film residuals with your wife is a little bit odd. It is.

The brother is saying it was just supposed to be split 90% between us and our parents. That's fishy. Yeah. Because it's like, okay, why wasn't that toll, like, since the beginning, since there was no will or anything like, that should have been brought up to the court. Yeah. It is a lot of drama. And it's really messy. And it's sad because it's like they were supposed to be, like, really tight.

family or at least that's how we know it knew it us. 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.

Cindy learned a secret about her parents and it has her spiraling. All right, she somehow or another found out her dad was out here. One line about his age, he's 57. He was saying he was 49 on dating apps and that he's separated when he's with his mom and he's like they love each other they're like all about each other my home girl hits me up like hey your dad's not dating out i don't know if someone's

catfishing or anything because you know he's all fine and then she tells her mom thinking mom i'm sorry mom you can lie to mom it's been a whole thing how could he and then mom is like sit down sit down because i know and we have an agreement and he can go quench his thirt's real word real words that the mom said. Amazing. He can go quick. What is this? Mountain Dew?

Okay. Nasty. And if I want to flirt with a guy, I can flirt, babe. So don't worry. She signed a bad deal. I'll say that. Right. My girl signed a bad deal.

She can flirt. He can quench his thirst. Okay. Crazy. And please don't say anything to your siblings. She has two younger siblings. She's 30. They do seem to be older, though, because they said once they were all older,

older, then that's when all of this started happening. She's the oldest, though. She's 30 years old. and this is who you want to go to what stuff happens about your parents You want to go to your siblings She can't Her mom and her dad is like

Look at how it ruined you You want to ruin your brother and sister? You want to do this to them? You want to do this to them? It'll be you. The gaslighting is real So we asked What secret of your parents

Have you kept from your family? Let's talk to Mia in Wilmington What's up Mia? Hey, how are you guys? Hi, Mia. I don't know. I'm Spy. for our homegirl Cindy, to be honest.

I'm sad for her. Well, you know, you guys said that she's the oldest, right? I'm the oldest as well. Okay. And, like, I found out my mom and my dad's secret, like, why my mom was out there, you know, being ratchet. But she asked me to not see things. And honestly, I didn't.

I didn't say anything. All my siblings are younger than me. It was either just get a divorce or if this is just, this is the way they process and they work it out. I kept it a secret and their marriage is like thriving now. But did someone find out? Does someone find out or just stayed? Well, it was rumors and that's why I approached my mom.

It was rumor that she was out there just being with someone else. And what was your dad doing? And then when I talked to her, I'm sorry? What was your dad doing? Was your dad? Hold on. I want to know what the dad was doing. Well, let's find out.

Yeah, a little by little. My dad cheated on her like prior to you. Okay. So there's rumors going on about your mom, probably from your Tias on your dad's side. And then you go to your mom like, hey, they're saying you're out here being a ratchet mom. Like, you're out here like, like Jernas of Yistas mom. And she was like, well, like, yeah, because your dad cheated. That's hard.

Right. I mean, they were living separately and everything. Oh, okay. So, but it was their process. I couldn't say anything. I mean, it was just like, if this is their process, this is their process. I told her, I said, well, I mean, if you don't love him, then just divorce. But, you know, I had to respect when they were both at because they just, I don't know, with time and whatever it is that they needed to get out of their system, it just actually brought them closer.

What? So you're saying you're mature. Okay. So they're cheating. I brought them closer. Aye, aye. And how about you with your siblings? Like, do you feel bad?

Did you feel guilty not telling them? No, no, because, you know, you have to know your siblings, right? You have to know who's going to break wide. You have to know who's going to sit there and just be frantic and just like, just go there. She got that all of synergy. That's right. And you have to be that basically other parents for them. You are the parent.

You know? Your parents are trifling, so you got to step in. Jeez, KPWRFM, H-D-1. in Los Angeles, Power 1, 06, LA's number one for hip hop. Thank you, Mia. Oh, but you know what it would trip me out? I feel like my relationship would change with my parents. Agreed.

Oh, yeah. I knew that about pops. That would change how I looked at him after that. You feel me? If your dad was throwing down? Well, he is, but like if they were together and they told me that. No, no, no, but it would change because it's like, oh, you did this to mom. You don't see them the same.

You don't respect them the same. Yeah, it'll change a lot. And then my brother and sister would be like, hey, why you so mean to dad? Stay out of it. I know. That part. You don't know what I'm. living with that part you look like the

hater yeah yeah meanwhile I'm just trying to protect you I'm just trying to protect you yeah all right let's go to G and Englewood good morning G hello good morning brown bag G we're talking about your parents secrets that you had to keep from your siblings

do you have something like that oh yeah I was a telenovela girl you have no idea what is it what is it what is it my dad lived a double life had children by somebody else And we did it. I mean, I knew bits and pieces. Like, I knew he had a kid.

And when I was growing up, it was a cousin. Let's go visit your cousin. And then when I got old enough, I stopped going to my cousins. But then my dad got sick. And when my dad got sick, I thought that was that child. And her friend, her mom, and the boyfriend, because, you know, I know the mom, because, I mean, bivoli, I would spend time with them. Yeah, it's your cousin.

That's your Tia. Nope. That was his two daughters and son with his side chick. I don't know. He had three kids with a side chick? Yeah. That's a whole other family. It's not just like a kid.

I never knew about it. I was 34 when we all started discovering everything that was going on. Oh, wow. You must have, you thought they were your cousins. I wonder what he told them you were. Like I'm going to go pick up your cousins. But it would make sense because the kids would be like, that's my cousin. It's like you can't talk to your mom about it.

Or if you talk to your mom, then or your siblings, then you can never come over here because they're going to get jealous. So I could never say anything growing up. Oh, so you knew. You had other, hold on, you had other siblings from. your own family, but only you were the one that he took? Yeah, I was Daddy's little girl, yeah. Oh, oh my.

Wait, are you the oldest? Did we say, are you the worst? No, I'm the middle child. Come on, no one else is going to love you, girl. You're in the middle. Yeah, so she's taking that. And then she wants to earn her love. Yeah, exactly.

Yeah, well, tell dad take me. She wants to feel special. That's how you felt probably special was like this bond between your dad and you. Wow, that's wild. Oh, that's so sad, yeah. Yeah. But that's not even the. top of it like when he got sick he was still trying to put everybody in their

corner so that nobody knew anything about anybody and it's like why are you doing that know your place even even this okay so he has three kids from someone else then I vividly remember the woman that he worked with because he would go to company picnics and that woman was always with me and my siblings yeah he ended up marrying her what the hell and that's not the mom of them no This is another woman. So, your daddy is the other woman. I'm number three.

He's laying it down. He's laying it down. He's laying it down. Yeah. Laying it down. When does everyone find out? Yeah, tell me. When he got sick is when we started putting the pieces together.

Because everyone remembered the now wife. And I was so upset because I was like, how did I not know? But, you know, my dad was so busy, so busy, quotations, busy. Mm-hmm. That he was living with us. and everything, but he was never home. Is he a truck driver? Yeah, what did he do?

No, not even. Not even. He was not a truck driver. So what was he? What's the other perfect occupation to lie about? He was a manager in his town, so he was always on call supposedly. A plant manager. We're on to you plant managers.

Okay? Always on call. Yeah, like he married his mistress because we were. remember her going to company a picnic. Yeah. Okay. Your mom. What's up with her? Okay. My mom. I went to my mom one day. I went to my mom

one day and I'm like, what the hell is going on? Did you have an arranged marriage? Were you helping my dad get his papers? Yeah, true. Because I'm not going to believe that because they had six kids. Yeah. Oh, damn. Wait a minute. And then the other three, your dad has nine kids? Yeah. God. And then he has one with the one that he has.

With the new ice. So your dad has 10 kids. Yep. Damn. Baby Jesus. Damn. You guys have a whole kindergarten right there. And he was trying to be sick and not letting you.

That's crazy. Yeah. So when you tell your mom. And he's still to this point. Won't let me talk to them. And they're very school to not talk to us. But I bet you anything, they're listening to this. And they're going to go crying to my daddy because they did stupid shit like that.

Hey. Oh, what's his name? What is he? Sorry, sorry. Sorry. Well, I'm assuming that did change. your relationship with him because at some point you thought wow I have special time with pops and then you kind of get hip to damn like he was having all these marriages and

mistresses and kids and they were my cousins and yeah and he told me I had to keep it a secret how is your relationship with him now it was rocky in the beginning because I was a teenage mom and he would call me being saying how I destroyed and how I looked what Family. Yeah. So when I found this, I was like, so it was a good, maybe five, six years that I

didn't talk to him. But when he got sick, you know, I mean, we were raised, we're Mexican, like, we're raised to take care of our parents. Like, you know, I have to put everything aside. Like, I told my siblings, I have to forget him. See, and then, like, look, he respects. Hold on one second, G.

A lot of, a lot of Gen Z kids are just cutting people off. And it's like that, because look at us staying. Yeah. You know, nos maltattaban said all these things about us and had us keep their secrets and all of that. And over here, but he's sick. Yeah, but that's your dad.

Hey, G, how do you even know he was even really sick, gee? Yep. I can't trust anything out of your dad's mouth. We don't trust them. I know. No, but he is sick. I'm now his caretaker. Oh, my God.

On top of that, you're in heaven. The layers of frustration I have just for you. Yeah. What are your nine siblings names? Do you know your nine siblings' names? Oh, yeah. I list them. Let's let's remember.

Gold Digger 1, Gold Digger 2. Oh, God. Oh, God. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Yeah. Whoa. I'm going to be honest.

You need to sit down and you need to write a script because I would watch this novella any minute of the day, my girl. You're right, NGV. I would. Yeah. I would. Yeah. We put some money in your pocket. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

All right, Power 106, number one for hip-Hup in Pasadena. Shout out to all of our peritos over there in Pasadena. We are inside the homie helpline, and we're trying to help the home girl, Cindy. Cindy just found out that her parents are in some kind of open situation, relationship, relationship, marriage. And they told her, hey, you found out, you weren't supposed to. You cannot tell your siblings. So she's holding on to this secret. She's spiraling while it's happening.

And we're hearing your stories, which honestly, hey, Cindy, it could be worse. It could be the middle child of 10 children. Yeah. And then have to be the kids. caretaker. Yeah. After he told you that you were the worst. Yes.

Like, you're letting your family down. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Lisa. Lisa and East Hollywood. Lisa, good morning.

Lisa. Good morning. Lisa. Are you hearing all this drama? Yeah. So this is, I feel for Cindy because my parents, both of them just passed in the past year. And they left me with a whole bunch to clean up. Oh, what?

My mom and my stepdad have been married for 26-something years, and even after they divorced, apparently, they still live together. But as I'm cleaning his stuff and I'm dealing with his biological children, right? They're trying to fight me and my uncle on his stuff, and they haven't been around in, like, 20, 30 years, right? So now they're coming through for all the assets. Yeah. Oh, yeah. There's no assets, right? There's debts.

They can take the debts. Yeah, take it. But this came up because I guess she would be my step sister. Oh, no. She was like, oh, well, he can claim your mom's money, right? Mind you, my mom just passed in November. My dad just passed in August. He pretty much adopted me.

And my mom just passed in November, literally like a month before my baby was born. And I'm sitting here listening to this chick. And she's like, yeah, but she can. claim her social security and then i remembered my mom did some scandalous stuff my mom went behind my dad's back bio dad or stepdad's not been in my life so that's that's my dad okay yeah just for reference though yeah so she did some scandalous stuff behind his back and i remember this right because the whole marriage was a facade pretty much right like just like Cindy my mom had a guy on the dating website my mom had this guy from another country i think it was armenia or something

and he was like he's like seven i'm 31 and he's like seven years younger than me right oh my mom my mama my mama flew out there to see him wow that's crazy yeah yeah yeah bro i got be in the view. Yeah. Yeah. Right. And she was going to bring him out here and she was going to marry him. And I never knew they got divorced, right?

In the midst, right? Yeah. Yeah. I never knew they got divorced in that sense, right? Like, I just knew when, like, towards when my mom was dying, I was making the medical decisions and I'm like, well, why don't I just talk to dad about that? And she's like, well, we've been divorced for like seven years. I'm like, what?

I'm like, what do you mean you've been divorced for seven years? She's like, yeah, I was trying to bring, you remember that guy over? And I'm like, I thought you were friends with his mom. Turns out my mom was not friends with his mom. Mom was screwing him. Okay. Let me try to get this together. There's a lot.

Your mom and your stepdad were together for many years. Your mom, as she's dying, lets you know that for the past seven years she's not been with your stepdad, which is something new to you because you just knew them as together, right? They live together. Yeah. And you're trying to make medical decisions, but he can't because she's secretly married to the fool from Armenia that's younger than you. He's not married to him. She's not married to him. She was going to marry him. And as I'm cleaning out her stuff, I found visas and everything to bring him over here.

And I'm like, I'm like, where is this coming from, right? I'm like, first of all, I knew my mom and my dad were like separate or whatever. I didn't know they actually got a divorce, right? So it's right before she passes and I'm cleaning all her stuff and all of that, that I find all of this out. Mind you, now I have these hungry, hungry hippos coming for me from my dad's stuff, right? Thinking that because my mom died first as his spouse, he inherited everything from my mom. He died and now they would get his stuff. Yeah, I got you. Yeah, but fun thing is, is there's nothing but debt, right, and lies and confusion.

They want the debt, the lies and confusion by all means. right? I've been sitting in it since all of this happened. My mom and my dad, my dad loved her to death. Like, I remember my dad's reaction when she died. She died in our house. And my dad, I was eight and a half months pregnant trying to hold that man up because he couldn't breathe.

And she died only a couple months after her. Like, he couldn't handle it. Heartbreak. So it's heartbreaking. But to know that my own mother did some scans. like that. Like I love my mama to death, man. There's not a, there's, oh, I love my mama, but ooh. Yeah. We're just out here giving our kids stress. Yeah. Like, that's crazy. Yeah. So what happened to your would be Armenian stepdad? Did he move to Glendale?

My would be younger than me Armenian stepdad. She could go. My mom died. So when when my mom died, right, he wrote this like giant letter on Facebook to me, right? and it was like two days after my mom had passed. And he starts talking about how much he loved her and how special their time was. And I'm like, look, dude, I'm older than you. Yeah, that must have made you sick. Like, I appreciate it, but like, I'm not blind.

I know you were using my mom to come to America. Okay, I wasn't going to say that, my girl, okay? I wasn't going to say that, but I was kind of like, wait, hold on. Barreve. Barreve, Lisa. Yeah. Your mom and me. Very special.

And my mama, my mama was 68, right? And mind you, me and my husband have a big age difference, too. My husband's 20 years older than me. But you can't really tell, right? My husband looks younger, right? But, bruh. I didn't want to add you to that fire, my girl, but I was kind of like, what is, what is he? Yeah, no, no, no, no, no.

I'm some standard. What if she's like, you don't know, she comes to Armenia. It was the best ever. Yes. And that's exactly what he's writing about, the time that he shared with my mom. Okay, can I ask you? That's a privilege and she was such a good lover. I'm like, don't talk about that kind of stuff with me.

Hell no, not to you. She was such a good lover? Yeah. Okay, but wait, did he still kind of ask you, though, like, hey, she said she was going to bring me over, what can you do? Or he just left it at the stories? Not yet, right? But so he kind of left that loophole open, right? And he's been kind of messaging me, trying to see how I'm doing and stuff like that.

Nah, my boy. If my mom talked about anything, like he had to directly came out and said it, right? And I'm just waiting for him to grow up here, and so I can tell him to go F himself. Yeah. What if it was real? Yeah. Yeah, no, it wasn't because. No, it wasn't.

Great love. It wasn't real. Great love. I remember countless times my mom being hurt by, you know, his posts and his lies and stuff. Like, my mom was dumb. Like, she could see through that stuff, too. And are you telling your siblings about this? No, no, no.

First of all, they don't, all of a sudden, I don't claim that I have them, right? Like, I grew up my whole life without them, right? They abandoned my dad. My dad adopted me and raised me, right? Like, I was there through everything. I was three and a half years old when he adopted me pretty much, right? And that's the only other, I have a bio dad, but that's the only dad that raised me. And, um.

There we go. Like everything, I didn't have to call them when he died, right? I did that so they can say goodbye to him so that he can have that. I didn't do it for them. I did it for my dad. And because he hasn't seen them in many years. And now dealing with all of this. And the only reason any of this surfaced, and I remembered any of this was because the first thing,

the minute that my dad hadn't even been taken off life support at that time, her first question was about getting my mom's money, right? And I'm like, yeah, good luck with that. because right before she died I found all that out good luck with that yeah dang you find out your parents have a bad credit score

and everything everything's happening I'm being knowing that okay I was in collections at 7 because my parents or my dad I've been doing all right Cindy

I don't know say it with me Cindy it could be worse it could be worse it could always be worse your mom and dad could be trying to bring someone from the country buying BMWs left and right.

All you got to worry about is your dad possibly hooking up one of your home girls and your mom being cool with it. That's all you're doing. Yeah, that's it. Or one of your homeboys. I mean, shoot. Or one of your home boys. You never know.

We don't know how open. Could be worse. Shoot the J. Shoot it. Play ball. All right, you guys. Oh, goodness. Hey, that's good.

That's how he does it. That's really good. Greg is filling in for Rose Cranzvic. And by the way, our girl, DJ, Angie V, is in. here. Proud Raider fan. So get ready. Oh, you're a Raider.

Wow. Die hard. Die hard. Die hard. Born and raised. Okay. I'm glad you're here because this fool was waiting on the moment

for Raider fans to not be in here so that he could talk smack. Not on our watch. Not on our watch. The Raiders are about to take their first L right now. You know, I know that the two and O... Wait, wait, wait. You're a Chargers fan?

I'm a Chargers fan. Because we didn't take an L last weekend when we played Chargers. But go ahead. Go ahead. Keep it going. You're ready. You're ready. They're going to take an L after this.

Because their newest quarterback, Fernando Mendoza, you know, number one draft pick. Everybody was going crazy for him. Yeah. He's the next big thing. A Cuban king. Yep. Yet the Raiders have him on the bench. Listen.

Go ahead. This foot was so bored on the bench that he's starting to do commercials now. Oh. And he is terrible at it. He did a finance commercial and he's trying to call it finance what Fernando. You have to listen to this. I'm Fernando Mendoza, pro quarterback. But my true passion is fiscal responsibility.

Let's flip and go So get pumped for my educational video series Finance with Fernando Finance A practical guy for Gen Zee to make the most of their money Get up with 401K contributions Oh my goodness And this is not AI

This is not AI This is real? I think it's AI I think it's AI No this is the Fernando Mendoza Yes Didn't he be on the field? Was it fiscal financial

That's crazy Yeah he should be on the field Instead he's trying to to do the counting field or whatever, the numbers field. But he's the backup. So they have... He's not the backup. He's the backup of the backup.

Yeah, so they don't need him right now. Because he's... Because we still need to seal that deal, right? We're rebuilding the whole point. Of course, we've been rebuilding for 100,000 years. Yeah, yeah. But I think it shows that, like, we understand that this is a growth process, right? It's a growth process.

He needs to get, he needs, he's, you know, he's a new booty. He still needs to kind of see... I think Kirk Cousins is doing an amazing. job of, you know, showing him the ropes. And I think it shows great restraint and a long, long term planning on the Raiders behalf of very much. Do you see the BS that's coming out of her mouth so eloquently? Okay, okay.

She's like, did I do good? Did I do good? Don't you guys fire a coach every year? Well, what we don't think about the past, right? Oh, my God. Right? We are a loyal group of people. We just move forward.

And yeah, we do fire because it's not working, right? I will say, I think everyone can agree that this season's looking a lot better than any. You guys have two wins. So what? We only had three wins all year last time. We are two. You're talking to an undefeated person right now, right? Okay.

Hey, yeah, yeah. We're undefeated. Don't talk to me with that. We're undefeated, my boy. Hey, hold on. Let them lose a game. He's going to spark how you go. Well, we didn't lose to the Chargers, so it's fine.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, right. Thanks for that, great. You just got told off, okay? You did. Okay, all right. I'll bet it. I'll take it. Oh my God. Highlights of brown bag.