Brown Bag Mornings - 10/19/26 THE $310K BIG-RIG PAYOUT HEIST 💰🚛 | Brown Bag Mornings

Episode Date: October 19, 2026

The squad navigates a heartbreakingly chaotic Homie Helpline as callers expose backstabbing siblings who stole $310,000 accident payouts, drained pensions, and abandoned $18,000 cars under their names 💸🚗! Between sibling revenge sagas, the crew breaks down Kylie Jenner’s $50 million diamond bra, ASAP Rocky getting scolded by Rihanna, and Queen Mary’s black-eyed ghost photos 💎💅🚢.[Edited by @iamdyre ⛈️]Chapters(00:00) Don't You Know I'm Local(2:51) Chisme(5:05) Petty Police(9:00) Scrolling(12:08) The Weather W/ Concrete!(13:09) Homie Helpline(45:16) Don't You Know I'm Local(48:27) Scrolling(51:35) Play Ball(54:45) Money Moves(59:35) Studious Foo 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.

Hey, don't make your life harder than it needs to be. You really want to type Bratback mornings every single time? Nah, just hit the subscribe button, Perrito. Do it. Go! This is Be Real from Cypress Hill. Where are you from, Esse? Don't you know I'm local? This is a reminder to go vote. Midterms, Election Day, November 3rd, 2026.

If you don't vote, you can't complain. Or a dog might vote in your favor. We have this story from. a woman in Costa Mesa and check this out. She actually signed her dog up to vote back in 2020 and got caught doing it. The crazy part is she said to authorities that she registered her dog, Maya Jean, to vote because she wanted to show that you can fraudulently vote in California. She did get caught, so it kind of like worked against her favor.

It worked. But she had her dog vote to recall Governor Gavin Newsom. in 2021, eventually got caught and has been facing five felony charges and potentially six years in prison. But here's where it gets good because they said, you know what, we're not going to give you prison times in order to avoid prison time since you're from Costa Mesa, since you got that bread. Not judging everybody in Costa Mesa. I'm sure not everyone has money out there, but it's very nice to live out there.

But you have to go onto the freeways, not clean them, but put a billboards. voting, excuse me, warning against voter fraud. So it's kind of like you did voter fraud. If you don't want to go to jail, you got to do billboards warning against voter fraud. That's all she got. That's what she gets. And what about the dog? He needs to get arrested too.

The girl dog. Put him in the dog. So the actual billboards are going to be along the 55, or along the 55 and 22 freeways in Orange County. Oh, okay. I didn't even know those were freeways. The 55? Yeah. Yeah.

Where do those go? Westminster? So I get to the fair. What? Yeah. They never heard of those. Yeah, those cost money though, right? No.

No. No, those are told. Oh, no, that's the one that just takes you from like across, right? You're thinking it's 73. The 73. Yeah, the 70th. That cost money. He cost me a lot more.

Now, the billboards are going to show her dog with an I-voted sticker. And the words, don't be a dog. Voter Fraud is a crime, okay? So that's what she's going to do instead of going to the jail for doing voter fraud herself. No way this is real. This is a real story, Angie. That's it. That's all they got. Even the dog got a sticker.

Mm-hmm. No, I love her logic, though. What? I needed to rob somebody to prove that this city is not safe. Yeah. I was robbing someone so you could see that I can get away with robbery while she shackled up while she's caught for robbery. Yeah. Crazy girl.

Crazy girl. Please go vote November 3rd. Please, please, please. Zool would come here? Now what's going on? Damn. She's Mason with Angie. Okay.

This one's crazy, okay? Because a priest in Ecuador passed away this past weekend and the way it happened, it was like on live stream. So, yeah, dude, so they were live streaming in the middle of mass. The priest is doing his sermon, right?

And then out of nowhere, the crucifix behind him, crushed him. And the priest passed away live on while they were live streaming the whole thing. Yeah, hit him in the back of the head. Yes, dude, like literally right in the middle in front of everyone. Not only like in front of people,

but it's like literally like on the internet, people are seeing it. Like the videos like going online, surfacing everything. It's one of those big crucifixes right in the church? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, the one that usually stands right behind. Yeah, like what he's doing all of the.

Man. Yeah, and what's crazy, it's like like minutes before that even happened, he was just saying like part of his sermon was saying like, oh, one day we're all going to pass away. And then minutes later, that happened. Imagine getting to the gates. What did I do with you, bro? I was preaching your word.

That's the thing. That's where my mind went, unfortunately. Very tragic situation. But I'm like, what the hell did he do to deserve that? Because, like, what are the chances? It has to be zero, zero, zero, zero, zero, zero point zero one. No, he was saying that he's going to go to heaven and tell Jesus, what did I do you. I know.

But I wonder what he did. Okay. You're not the only one. No, because there was a little one. A lot of people in the comments saying the same thing And like, what did he do for that to happen? Because that's never happened to them. That's more rare than getting struck by lightning.

Yeah. Yeah. Or it could be whoever put up the fixture didn't do it. Yeah, they just did. The carpenter's fault? Not carpenter. It didn't fall straight down. Like, it tilted over and fell on.

Yeah, it fell forward. That was crazy. Straight forward. It didn't go to the size or anything like that. It was a straight nail to dry wand. It just gave up, you know? Like, you know, they got to put the little thing with the little plastic that splits

to drywall. It was just straight nailed to dry wall. Don't you say, si, poor,cito. Yeah, RIP. Yeah, RIPP, dude. That's the sound of the police. The petty police. You're petty.

You're just petty. I'm being petty. Petty, petty girl. Pretty and a pettiest. Pretty. Petit. Oh, my gosh. I love Britney Spears.

In her whole little world, man. She's still got time to check a new pop star. Okay? If you go to her Instagram profile, a matter of fact, go to arts brown bag mornings 106 on instagram you will see you know one of briny spears now she's infamous for

these dancing with dancing in her new house sometimes with knives but definitely always with like some kind of situation showing her belly and kind of like showing off the moves right well she did one of those and she posted along with it this caption a lot of girls last year have definitely done the complete

image I used to have when I was younger and you know that's cool but at least mine was real I was real I was that nerd in school that was real as hell the world has become fake people who are actually real get hated on which is a shame okay maybe i should try harder and get fake nails and do the fake thing all my guy friends says just be fake wow i need a badass girlfriend who can teach me how to lie i'm actually too kind in real life and that's the problem to all the girls who say i'm history i'm prophecy i'm the original apple b school girl who did

back flips and back hand springs and fell in love with people on every set I ever went to. I don't know. That's a good thing, my little bigger thing. Yeah. But I think she's definitely referring to this Britney Spears. Such a bop. You know, she's dressed up as a schoolgirl. She has her bra.

She has little boots in her hair. She has a skirt and a tied up white t-shirt. She's saying, hey, I'm the one that did that for real. all you B words could never. Okay, she also mentioned that, hey, I want to keep them from me. Wait, she's, excuse me, she said, P.S., no makeup makes you look way younger. So she's definitely going at someone that she feels has been taking her spot. And people are doing their own type of digging.

And around last year, there was this lady who's really popping. Her name is Tate McRae. She's a new pop star. And she has songs that are kind of similar. to the style of Britney Spears. Also, pussycat dolls, not going to lie. Listen to this. Sounds very...

That, you know, it sounds like, um, a... Slay. Oh, wow. And also, like, buttons. Like, buttons. Yes. Okay, Britney. So I think someone must have put it on Britney's iPad.

Yeah. And she's going crazy. She's spiraling. She doesn't have a phone? She doesn't have a phone? Just an iPad? Just a night. I would get it if it was like a month after.

that one came out or a year after. It's been 20 years. Yeah. You influenced pop culture. Of Brittany. Of Britney period. Right? Like, it's okay. Dude, you influence. It's good to influence people. Yeah. I'm assuming she's mad people who are saying she's history and she said,

I'm prophecy, y'all. I'm still me, okay? The world has been hateful to me and I'm still standing, living, and dreaming. Hopefully I will show you guys my picks in Italy soon. I don't know if I want to do those picks, but she's coming. Oh, she's coming. Yeah. But shout it to Brinney, man.

Is she the originator of the schoolgirl? I know that's where I know it from. She specifically talked about the schoolgirl that's able to do backflips and things of that nature. Yeah. I know her for that. I would think so. Yeah, because I can't think of anybody else before that, didn't it? Yeah.

See? Tate McCray, watch out. Okay. Importantly allegedly. It's spooky season. And we're all going to these haunted houses trying to see ghosts. and I might have finally found the place that we could actually see a real ghost.

The Queen Mary. Oh, yeah. The Queen Mary, we are Mithu posted a video that they were doing a tour and one of the employees was like, hey, this place is super haunted. A lot of employees around here have actually seen ghosts. Let me show you some pictures.

Listen to what they had to say. I didn't even walk by that room. I know I walked all the way around it. He was up there with some construction workers and one of the construction workers took a picture in the mirror? No way. There's someone there. A guest took this. That's

the picture of the pool in our dick? Yeah. Yeah, he's like smiling. His eyes are black. Like, there's no eyes there. Oh, wow. Yeah, do I get scared? Yes, I do get scared. Uh-huh. Guess experience things all the time. Man. That's scary.

That's so, that's crazy. I think we gotta go. Oh, no. What? No, no, no, no. I saw that. I saw those photos. That's pretty crazy. You can see the video on Bramink Morning's one of six of all the ghosts and everything.

You should go see it. You should go see it. It's pretty scary. And Loki, it would be the cleaning people that see these things. Yeah. I don't know why no one's ever hit them up before. You're right. They're there when it's laid. They're there when no one else is there except them and the freaking phantasmas. I mean, we can go work with them. We can

go. You can go. You're not down? No. You are great. I want to see a ghost. Like if you see the video, there's a whole face. Yeah, actually the face. No, and then you go and nothing happens. Yeah. They didn't go on the tour And then they ghost you

They didn't go on the tour They were just walking around the Queen Mary They went to like actually talk to the To the workers Which is the smart thing to do Because they're there every day But nothing happened They got told up

It's always you go somewhere And they're like they just tell you about something That happened Not with you They showed them They showed there's pictures and everything Conn Did you watch the video?

Well then why do I have to go I just watch the video No let's go I'm with you I'm with you I'm going But I believe them Because when you go And you pay for the tour

It's never, oh, no, it's because today, no, it's because today it's flag date, but I don't know solid. I've done that tour. It's like, it's always an excuse. I've done that tour before, the Queen Mary tour, and it's actually pretty scary. Like, you feel it when you're walking around the Queen Mary. Yeah, just like the, uh, the tingling. My parents stayed there. They said 100% is haunted and they're scared.

They didn't try to get scared. They were just staying there for the night, and they're like, never going back. Yeah, they didn't go for the tour. And I think that's it. When you go with the intention, you're not going to catch it. I know. But since there, they're cleaning every day of the year, they're eventually going to going to catch something. That's why I trust what they said. And I feel you, like,

I don't know why your parents went to see me. Me neither. I don't know. You could even go there on a random day. Yeah, you can stay there. There's room there. Yeah, I don't know. They were being an adventurous couple and they're like, hell no, never mind. Let's get a divorce. Aw. It's not going to work out. It's not working out. Well, yep, if you want to get into the spooky season, you could stay at the Queen Mary. No, you could stay at the Queen Mary. I know you are. I know you are. All right. Thank you for that. Let's get into some weather.

And now the weather. Oh, hell the dog. With concrete storm. But it's going down for the weather Monday, October 19th. First, we smash to the magic mountains of Valencia. A W is a W, even with dyslexia. 84 degrees and 54 degrees at night. Next, we ride to the city of Maywood.

If you listen to Brown Bag, then you taste good. 85 degrees and 64 degrees at night. Next, we ride the beach cruiser to the city of Long Beach. And if they don't listen to power, I suggest it strongly. 80 degrees and 64 degrees at night. And lastly, we get all magical in the city of Anaheim. Mickey out here spreading love one day at a time. 83 degrees and 63 degrees at night.

Keeping it nice and PG for the kids today this morning. It's a nice little morning. Baritos, check it out. Valencia, 84 and 54 and 54 degrees at night. Maywood, 85 and 64. Long Beach, 80, and 64 degrees a night. In Anaheim, you're going to be 83 and 63 at night. Baritos, it's your boy concrete.

for Brownback mornings or proud 106. Let's go. Yeah, man. 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. And this one goes out to all the people whose siblings have done them dirty. And they never got their revenge for it, okay? Ooh, we're going to hold siblings accountable today. Because Trinity hit us up and said, hi, Brownback. My name is Trinity. And my sister and I, we've always been close. So I never imagined she would be doing something like this to me.

A few weeks ago, I applied for a mortgage and spending years saving for a house. After spending years saving for a house. To my surprise, I was denied because my credit was bad, which was a shocker because I know I've always had good credit. When I checked my credit report, I found a car loan, multiple credit cards, and a personal loan under my name that I never always. Opened. The outstanding debt was almost $40,000. Damn. After investigating, I discovered that the accounts were connected to my sister's address.

When I confronted her, she broke down and admitted she had used my information because her own credit was bad. She claimed she made every payment until she lost her job and could no longer afford them. I was stealing your identity. Perfectly fine. And then I got fired. Crazy how that works. Did not expect it. Yeah, she apologized multiple times, saying she never intended for things to get this bad.

But I can't stop thinking how she never even told me and was out here forging my signature, putting my info without me knowing. When I told my parents, they begged me not to report her. My sister has two kids, and they're afraid she could lose her home or face serious legal consequences. Then my sister told me that if I reported her, I'd be responsible if she ends up homeless. Oh, gosh. My whole family is treating me like the villain for even considering pressing charges. And no one seems concerned about me. I'm not trying to send her to jail.

I know that's stupid. But I do feel like she owes me something. How do I make her pay me back? She can't even pay her credit or so long. Good luck with you. All right, Pete's your credit. 40 grand in debt. And you didn't know?

Girl, get Experian. I don't know. They do like little alerts. Yeah, I would pay pay pay per view prices to see their argument because I know it would be good. She was like probably gaslighting her like, or well, if you just call the cops, I'm going to be homeless and then and then I'm going to die and that's on you. Yeah, and what about my kids? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Your niece and nephew?

Yeah. Oh, and it's like, what the hell did I do? Okay, I have a question because usually when I get identity theft, when it's happened to me. Yeah. By the way, they say it's more rare for you not to have gotten identity theft than for you to get identity theft. Yeah. Sad. Wow.

But when I've gotten it, I know it's crazy. When I've gotten it, I don't know who it is. Someone in Philly. Yeah. Or someone in New York or Jersey was buying footlock or stuff with my card. But to know who did it, can you go to the cops and be like, hey, my identity is stolen and this is, like, is it? I think so. Yeah.

You go to the police station. It just takes a long time. It's like small. From the back burner. Like, we're trying to solve murderers here. Yeah. Well, like, because there's even just like theft detectives, right? But even then, like, you know, they're looking for, like, massive ice.

Financial crimes? Yeah, you know, they're looking for, like, those crimes are, like, fraud, like $100 million. They're not looking for... They're looking for them PPP loan fraud. Yeah, they're not looking for the guy that just spent $200 at full locker. No, this is just not going to happen. Yeah, $40,000. That's a lot.

That's a lot. That's a whole car. I think you would pass the limit. But then to know that's your sister. So she's like, I'm not going to take her to the jail. Dug. But my credit's bad now. Because it could have been 20, like, say, 10,000.

and then, but if you don't pay, it's fees and all there, you know what I'm saying? So she probably had small debt at one point and then it's just over time, you're just like, God knows I had that before. You're dead? Well, yeah, because I, $1,000 and then times got rough and then next to you know, it's like,

in the interest and you're like, now it's like four or five grand, and I'm like, dude, guys, if I can't pay you one, what makes you think that I'm going to be able to pay you five? Echeme la man, por favor. For favor. You'd be like, he said, And then it's like, I pay it off,

and they're like, it's still on your credit. Why have you paid off there? For like seven years or something. Then you gotta send in the letter, he kester, got them like, bro. Hey, but you got a house, so something had to have changed. Well, yeah, eventually.

Well, yeah, I had to use my mom's head. Some people never get out of it. I'm under my dad's name right now. My ex-wella has a house, Bernie. All right. How does this ever happen to you where your sibling did you dirty like this?

And what did you do about it? because she's not trying to send her sister to jail. She understands, like, the consequences could be crazy. I wonder if they would tell her, like, hey, you got to go do it in civil court. Or they would arrest the sister. It's a civil matter for sure. Yeah, like, hey, she doesn't. It sounds like a financial crime, though.

It is. Yeah, I would think she'll do jail for sure. I don't know. It's like to have. But it's your family, too. Oh, I know. That's why she's saying she's not going to send her to jail. But I bet she wanted to.

She for sure. Oh, yeah, for sure she wanted to. She can't send her to jail. jail, but a prosecutor can, a DA can. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah. You don't have to press charges to get, you know, to get indicted or to get. Yeah, because he?

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Too bad.

We are. It's not up to you, victim. Yeah. If we see it like crime enough, you know, we're going to put that person in the jail. Yeah. All right. But 40 grand, man. 40 grand in debt off you, knowing that your sibling did that, your credit score went

down, all of that. I want everything you pay. I want everything you bought. I want it. Give it to me. Give it to me. The car, the personal loan, the credit card. The blender.

Give me everything. You got that. The refrigerator. Yes. The dining set. It's my now. The furniture shed. The Ashley.

The DVD player you got. I know. This makes me feel less bad about what I did to my sister. I was in high school. What did you do? I was trying to run away. I was trying to run away. away from my parents, from my mom's house.

I was trying to go to my dad's house. Al-a-Nohada. And then I went to her camry, which is a great reliable car. It is. I went into her camry, and then I didn't know how to work. I just turned it on, but that thing just went forward and hit the car in front of me. And then I was like, okay, let me go back, and then I hit the car behind me. And I was like, I need to get out of here. So I

turned the wheel and then I hit the car across the street. Because it did go. It did go. So need to say, the neighbors came out. They're like, oh, stop. The cops came, and they got my information. didn't give my information. I gave my older sister Monica's information. She had a permit at the time. The permit was in the car. I knew her birthday. Like, I know where she lives. She lives with me.

So they took down the info. Then, like, I'm like, okay, I got away with it. They put the car back. They got everything, right? Then a couple weeks later, someone's knocking on the door, and they're looking for Monica. And my sister comes down. They're like, yeah, we need to talk to you. We need to get down your statement because of the insurance and all of that for the car crash. And she's like, what car crash? And that's what my family found out. Wow. Nice.

And Latteo was like, oh, she's right over here. I'll get her. Yeah, yeah. Hold on. Monica, that's so crazy. That's good. And you don't remember it? Wow.

What were you on? Out of control. Casey's thin. No, I messed up. And she forgave me for that. So as one of the siblings that has done another one dirty, I thank you for your mercy. Aw.

Thank you. Give us a chance to do it right. Yeah. Give us a chance to correct that. I still have to buy her a car. All right. Let's go to Amanda. in K-town. What's up, Amanda?

Hey. Hi, Amanda. Amanda, has one of your siblings done you dirty? Yeah, pretty bad, yeah. What happened? Well, my dad was killed by 19. We learned, so we had to see the truck. Okay, hold on, hold on, hold on. Wow.

Amanda, I'm so sorry about that. We can't gloss over that. It was a long time ago. It was back in 98. Horrible. Basically what happened was I'm truck jackknife across the highway. Okay, hold on.

Wait. This is... Wait. Amanda. Amanda, we're gonna go back to you. We're gonna go back to you. I just had to put you on hold for a little bit. Right?

So hot. Dude, that's a final destination scene right there. What is the Jack knife? Yeah, please Jack Knife. I don't know what that is. Look it up. Like, like... For real?

The knives that go together? The knives that go together? I've never... Look it up. I don't even want to look it up. I mean, doesn't it sound graphic enough? Jackknife? If somebody tells you, like, jackknife fuel?

It sounds bad, but not. My dad got killed by an 18-wheeler is crazy work. It's too early for this. All right, Amanda, we're going back to you. Amanda, good morning, Amanda. Hey. Okay, so your dad passed away in a big rig accident. Oh, my God.

Yeah, and we had to do the trucking company. Okay. And during the wake of the funeral or whatever, my sister comes to me, her and her husband, come to me and they're like, we'll be your power of attorney if you want us to, let's know, blah, blah, blah. I don't know much about law stuff,

so I'm like, sure, you know, she's the smarter one out of the two of us. Let's let her do it. And I thought this is family. I can trust her, right? Of course, that's your sister. No, I went off the deep end for a little while, and while I was off the deep end,

what does you off the deep end mean, Amanda? She's going crazy. She's going hard. I was like, I was doing hard drugs. Oh, got you and doing. Yeah. And just like lost. I was lost, basically.

He was my best friend. My dad was, we were close. And that was back in 9-8 and it still hurts today. Oh, I bet. You never get over that. You never get over that. No, you don't. You just learn how to deal with it as all.

But anyway, so while I was out in my trouble from, times what I'm going to call it. Yeah. She, the lawsuit had ended. Apparently, she fired our lawyer, which was my dad's estate lawyer. Yeah.

Fired him and then hired some other lawyer and then I guess the lawsuit had ended or whatever, but I didn't know. And when I would try to contact and when I would try to talk to her about it, she'd be like, no, it's still going on. It's still going on.

And then I got sober. When I got sober, I started signing things out. And so I found out that she took my money that the lawsuit had ended a year prior to when I found out. And that she took my portion that me, my mom, my grandmother, and my sister were all each to get $310,000 a piece. Wow. Wow. Now, my grandmother and her were very close. And my grandmother's in her 80s, 90s, you know, old.

So I'm guessing she gave her fortune to my sister. Well, my sister then took my portion and they ended up buying a house on, like, I think, like, 10 acres of land, had an eight-cargy-cats garage, built in swimming pool. Can I ask you? It was like a five-and-a-half bedroom house. Nice. No. In a country.

Hold on, hold on. KPWRFM, H-D-1, Los Angeles, Paran 106, L.A's number one for hip-hop. So Amanda, your sister. was splurged in an incredible house. What were you going to ask? I'm just curious, where is this at? What did this tragedy happen? Houston.

In Houston. Yeah, I'm from Houston. H-Town. Okay, Beyonce. Hey. Okay. So Amanda, you find out your sister's kind of just not telling you that the money came through, actually used it on herself.

Then what happens? Well, then I called my old, the lawyer that I told you that she fired. Yeah. I called him up and I hired him from myself and I did a lawsuit against her and her husband for the for and get the money back or whatever. So you sued your sister. Yeah. And it was an eight year long battle and then we went to mediation court and now mind you, this is my only sister. I don't have any other siblings. This is just me and her. She cries. She cries. She cries. Oh, I miss you. I miss dad, I just want my sister back, hugs, hugs, kisses, kisses. And I'm like, let's just end this.

So I took the $100,000 that was offered in the beginning that I turned down. And I just said, let's just be done with it. And I took the $100,000. And as soon as they kept the cap. Okay. I thought, let's just end this meant something else. Yeah, I thought you were going to get that shotgun out of time. How was going to end up?

And now I'm calling from Houston Correctional Facility right now. So you took the 100 grand, even though you were whole 300 grand. Right. And as soon as they cut the check, she disappeared. She was just playing nice. She just blocked me and, you know, disappeared forever. Like, you know. But we did reconnect a couple years ago.

And I'm like one of those that doesn't hold the grudge. Like, forget and forget, you're my only sibling. I love you anyway. God bless you. And then she died. Oh, my. You can't just see her like that. Amanda.

But apparently, she's going to tell us why. How did she die? How did she die? How did she die? All this time her and her husband were like really bad on pills and alcohol and stuff. I didn't know any of that. Oh, they were off the deep end. Yeah.

And I didn't, and they're nurse. She got her master's in nursing. and he's an EMT. Oh, yeah, they got access. Yeah. So I'm like, when I said. Amanda, how did she pass away? I still don't know.

They found her on the kitchen floor. Like I said, she had been a real bad pillhead. She'd just had like a mini stroke, like, you know, six months before. Her husband had shot himself two years prior. Amanda. I just looked at it. I'd say karma, you know. Oh, no.

No. That's not. I'm low income and I'm not doing all that great, but I'm still here. At least you're here. At least you're here. And you didn't do your sibling dirty. You didn't. I didn't.

I could never have done that to my family. I still to this day can't believe she even did it. What did you do with that $100,000? I blew it. Amanda. It's a few years, but I blew it. Yeah. Good for you.

Living life, you know. On what? On the devil's candy? No, I went shopping. I shopped a lot. And then I had this younger couple that they kind of hung around me. I don't know why. But I kind of took care of them a little bit.

Oh, I know why. Oh, Vend. A hundred grand. I know 100,000 reasons why. Right. They stuck around. I mean, you know, money, we need it, but it's made sense. Not everything.

There you go. Yeah. And now you're in K-town. You're in Korea? Yeah, and I just had surgery on my neck for my spine. They replaced the gift. Oh, my God. I'm sitting here with a collar on my neck right now.

She's just so positive about everything. I know. You're very positive. I love you. Yeah. Where's your mom at by any chance? She just died this year. Oh.

Oh, man. Oh, man. It's okay. Letty, don't ask for anybody else, please. No more question. Whatever you do, don't go skydiving or nothing this year. Don't do nothing crazy, you know. No, no one on the line.

We're going to get your info. That's the type of person we set up a go-fund-me-for. Yes, and have very tight restrictions on how it can be used. We've got to send us to the happiest place on earth or something. I don't know. Do something. To see Jay-Z. She has to go see Jay-Z.

She got night-night problems. But her sister, he would. Not no more. No. What a reason. Her sister's husband. Jay. Damn.

Man. Wow. Well, let's blast off the next school. the next caller. Power 106 number one for hip hop in East L.A. Shout out to all the peritos in East L.A. I still don't know what Jack Knife means, by the way. I showed you a picture.

Okay, yeah, I googled it too, and I'm like, I don't see a knife. Like, I just see a truck. It's like when the trailer truck turns, and the car goes in between the truck. Oh, so is that an actual knife? The back of it, like, so the back of the trailer truck moves. Yeah.

Oh, I get it now. Angie, we're just gross. Okay. The big rig. I didn't know. The big rig. The big rig. Yes.

But, yes. I thought her dad was in the big rig. No. No. See? You too, huh? He too. Okay.

Yeah, it was a big rig and her dad was in the car. No, not that. Yeah. That's horrible. That's horrible. That's horrible. Right Amanda? Yeah.

Yeah. He was in his own pickup truck. Yeah. He was in his own truck. Oh, I'm so sorry. Yeah, Amanda. Stay on hold. We're going to get your information.

Yeah. There's no way. We love you. Oh, my God. Look at her. She's still calling this morning. Alex and Van Nuys, we're talking about siblings that have done you dirty. I don't know if anyone can top Amanda whose sister took the insurance money or the payout money from when a big rig jackknifed her dad and he passed away.

Then the big rig company paid them out, right? She was supposed to get $300,000. Her sister was like, no, you're too strung out. I'm not going to give you any money. And then proceeded to get strung out herself. herself. And I. And I.

And Amanda had sued her and all of that. Malditist Drogas. Alex. Alex. What happened to you? Well, it's a long story, but I'll try to make it as short as possible. Hold on, Alex. What's happening?

Where are these things? He's in Van Nu. Okay, something's happening because our stream is down. Our powerwriters' stream is down. And I don't know. We opened a new portal. We did. Yeah.

We are in KLS, Westland. This is the multiverse going on right now. Alex, Alex, what's up, brother? What's up, Alex? How are you? This morning. How are you? We're good.

How are you? Great, brother. I'm all right. I'm all right. I'm a big-time listener, but when I heard this, I was like, I got to call in and share my family. We got to hear it. Alex. Tell us.

What happened? Well, my older brother and I didn't have a relationship for like 25 years, but then he reached out because my mom and dad were having issues. So we're like, hey, we need to start planning because they're starting to get out of hand. We started developing a relationship, started talking, but the back of my mind, because of his history, I knew how he was. I'm like, we'll see what you're going to be up to. Well, not even a month later, my dad passed away tragically.

And my mom saw it. And of course, you know, we're a big family. Everybody helps out taking care of the funeral. He decides to step up, according to him. I'll take care of mom. I'll move in with her. I'll deal with everything. And it was like, all right, we're cool.

You know, we, my other brother who lives in Japan, we agreed we were going to surprise her for the holidays, be with her, all this good stuff. And then that's when he started his little stuff. Oh, my mom is not doing well. Dementia. We need to start thinking about last will and testament. And we're like, hey, slow your role. My dad just passed.

And it wasn't two, three weeks. And he just started pouncing, wanting to do stuff, the legal stuff. And we're like, hey, there's time. There's time. You know, let's mourn. Let's grieve. And he, he, he, He wasn't about it.

And then he was like, you know what? I'll even write the last will and testament. And we were like, what? You can't do that. Yeah, I'll send you guys a copy and you guys approve it. And, you know, when you get here, all you need to do is sign because we have to give up our rights, give everything to mom because our dad didn't leave a will, last will and testament, which turned out to be a lie.

And from there, it just snowballed. And my mom called me panicking because she said they're going to make me do a last will and testament and I didn't want to do it. So we started, you know, crossing our T's and dot in her eyes. And we sent emails and saying, hey, we don't want to do this. Mom doesn't want to do this. And then he got our crooked cousin lawyer. to do it for us or for them.

And they set it up and she didn't want to do it. Another cousin who we were talking to was helping us out, decided to be the witnesses. They canceled it to take them out and they ended up using my crooked lawyer's family to do it. So your brother ends up, after your dad passes, your brother moves in with your mom and it's kind of the caretaker says, hey, we got to put this lady in the home.

She's got dementia, and we got to, like, do this last wheel where we separate all the assets. You guys said no, mom said no. Well, that was the plan. Yeah, yeah, that was his plan. He ended up moving in with her. She ended up moving in with him, but then what threw me the red flag was the day

my mother called me and says, I don't have $20 for a pair of shoes, will you send me money? And it was like, mom, what's going on with your parents? You have your pension. And then my father had left her money in the bank savings and good stuff like that. And it was like, wait a minute. So that when we started talking to her, it's like, you got money. Dad left you money. We found out the will. We got a copy of the will. You know, she had the house. She had the car. She had the bank statements. Well, guess what? After all said and done, what did we find out? Um, he cleaned her out. Oh, what?

At least. Yikes. How much money? And then in that process, my mother, for some odd reason, was pushing to sell the car, pushing to sell the house. And we were like, hey, one thing at a time, let's fix all the legal stuff. But she was pushing and pushing and pushing. Well, I don't know what he was doing to her, you know, like convincing her.

we need to do this. And then it turns. So in a nutshell. Yeah. Yeah. So pretty much then my mother starts questioning, hey, where's my money going? Yeah.

Your brother did it. Your brother totally did it. How much? How much was it? How much was it? Well, we don't know how much he got for furniture and jewelry. Yeah.

But we're thinking anywhere like 125-ish plus or minus. Gross. That's not his. That'd be long. to moms and do you guys talk to him anymore? Oh hell no I want him in jail There you go put him in the jail Oh

Yeah No we got the gist of it There was more to that I wish I should We had heard the rest of that He said long story short Long story long long story longer What?

Okay Yeah Put him in jail Put him in jail I hope that for you Ebony Ebony Inverse Hey, people live in Vernon?

What? I told you. I know you did. There's one house in Vernon. Yeah. Ebony, people live in Vernon or you're like, you work in Vernon? You work in, are you living a warehouse? No, I live there.

You live in Vernon. Wow. What? Yeah, girl. Your neighbors are like all the warehouses. Stay tuned for the mom. I'm doing the weather in Vernon tomorrow. She lives next to fashion over.

She lives next to fashion over. Oh, no. The backing up of the all the truck. All right. All right. All right, Ebony, we're talking about siblings that did you dirty, maybe put you in debt, maybe got you caught up some way, somehow took bread from you. What happened to you? My sister opened a brand new car line and my name and a phone line.

So the car, I guess, is like $17,900 something left. Yeah. So she abandoned it on the side of the road. Oh, no. And then the phone bill, I don't know, who can rack up a $3,000 phone bill opening phones and protesters and watches and all kinds of stuff. And yeah, she won't pay it. It's been like going on 12 years.

She won't pay it. And the credit line people, they keep like re-hitting it. And I'm like, it's been past seven years. And they just keep renewing me. Damn. Did you report it as fraud? Well, even though, like, a matter, I, you know, I don't want to, like. You don't want to do her dirty.

Yeah. You know, she's having her own karma, but, like, still, it's still messing me up. Yeah. I was almost at an 800, and now I'm not like a three. Oh, your credit school. Yeah, they gave you $3,000 a blow, and she blew it. Yikes. Yeah.

And the reason it keeps coming back is because creditors sell debt to other creditors. Yeah. So they resold it to like two other things. So I got three hits for the same amount, but from three different creditors. And I'm not paying it. And I keep telling, you know, I do the letters and all that for dispute. I am not paying that. What about you and your sister?

How are you guys? Judge Mathis or something. You might as well just settle and just try to just get it figured out. Like payments. And it never going to go away. especially if you're not going to tell on your sister. How are you and her doing? Oh, we don't talk at all.

At all. You know what that good cell phone plan she has? You guys don't talk? Yeah, even with the 10 cell phone she got in your name. Yikes. And what do you mean she left the car on the road? She still has her. Stand up for yourself, Ebony.

I know. What happened to the car on the side of the road? I don't know. I think it was, I don't know if they ever went in. got it because I tried calling and repoing it. I was like, repo that car and get it off my credit. Yeah. But they were like, oh, we can't repo it because we need the person whose name it is.

And I'm like, it's my name. And they're like, well, yeah, but you weren't the one who was there. So they wouldn't put it either. That's weird. That's weird because they don't care whose name. If the creditor is owed money, they'll repo that car no matter of what. No question is asked. Okay.

Don't take it from your back. if it's part back there. Oh, damn. Yeah. Mm-hmm. Bola bit. That's so sad. Penny.

Penny. Penny in South Central, these are getting really sad. Penny, um, Penny didn't get to see her mom pass away because of her brother. What?

Right, Penny? Mm-hmm. Penny? Yes, I'm here. Talk to us, Penny. What happened? So, we were having a birthday party,

and, um, my mom, she was already, She was dying from Sorosso's liver. Oh, sorry. My brother called me as I was hanging at the little party stuff. Like, hey, what you doing? You need to get to the hospital.

You know, mom is not doing too good. So I'm like, well, I'm at your house, and I'm watching your kids. We're having your baby first birthday. How am I supposed to get there? Oh, I don't know. Well, you better figure it out. And I'm just like, okay. So then I got the phone with him, and then my sister, my big sister, she comes,

and she comes to the house, and she don't say nothing. She runs right past me. she'd go into the room and she told my brother baby mom to come with her to the hospital. So I'm still left there watching kids. So my mom passed away and I didn't get to see her. Oh my gosh. So it was like it was horrible. Then it came back with, oh, I just want you to know that we love you.

And if we ever made you feel like left out, don't feel that way. And it's like, I already feel that way. You were left out. I didn't even get to see my mom. I got left out. So it made me. me feels some kind of way, but I'm like, oh yeah, my mom got section 8. Only me and her was on the section 8.

My big sister was so scandalous. She takes the, she takes the section 8 out of my name. What? So now I'm left homeless. You don't get to see your mom and your siblings. How did you take care of the kids while they had that time? Yeah. Oh, my gosh.

How do you handle that? Like, how do you? And they, it took me through a loop like that. That one lady said I went on a vanction. I was doing drugs and everything. Oh, damn. I didn't know what to do. So I ended up moving away to Lancaster.

Oh. There's even more drugs over there. That's worse. I don't have no kids at the time. Okay, okay. Well, you got him over there, huh? You got him in Lancaster? Yeah, I got my first child at the age of 28.

Um, it's good age, good age. She brought me income. She gave me life. She gave me a reason to live. Oh, your daughter. I've been sober for about 11 years. Let's go, okay. Yeah.

And me and my baby, we went into a shelter, and we were in a shelter for about three years until they finally gave us Section 8 and we got housing. That's beautiful. That's beautiful. How's your relationship with your situation? And I don't deal with them. Yeah. You don't. I don't deal with them.

I don't deal with them. I don't deal with them. I don't deal with them. Might as well not have them as family. family. Yeah. It's like it's been what 16 years since my mom been gone and I don't I don't deal with them. Yeah. Every now and then like we just had a family member my mom sister just passed away for me to find out she passed away. This was 18 weeks ago. Oh. Nobody never called and said nothing to me. Yeah. Penny, why they keep leaving you out? That sucks. I know. Well, we're not going to leave you up penny. We got something for you. Okay.

We're going to put you on hold We're going to make sure we got something For you and your baby Okay, thank you Of course How old your baby? She's nine And I have another baby

She's, I'm a girl's mom I have a three-year-old daughter And a nine-year-old daughter The nine and a three-year-old We got to do some for you guys Hold on the line, man, that freaking sucks See? Man, all these stories

Are just so tragic And so sad I am I want to cry, guys Do it, do it Do it, do it I will wait We'll wait

We'll wait Yeah, we'll wait Cry about the jackknife, it's a man done. Or cry about the... Why are you laughing? Why are you laughing, I'm going through it?

Because whenever I want to cry, I'd rather laugh. Smile now, cry later? I'd rather laugh. Serio. Por favor. What's up? This is Be Real from Cyprus Hill.

Where are you from, Es? Don't you know I'm local? And big up to the ever-expanding Marathon Burger, led by Black Sam Nipsey Hustles, big bro that's doing big things and announced on his Instagram page

that Marathon Burger is coming to L-A-X. Listen to this. LAX. We saw our airport, man. It's that terminal one, man. It's where we be at. We're in here. Super tight.

That's the Southwest Terminal. Southwest Terminal one. That's the one we're flying in and out of all the time when you go to L-A-X. And what's tight is that where it's set up is beautiful. Like, they got a lot. an Earth Cafe there. They got, I think, like, a panda,

is it Cochie? Chick-fil-A. A Chick-fil-A. Einstein bagels. And they got rid of the burrito spot, the taco. I don't know. I think that's what it's going to be. I love that you know your eats at the airport, my friend.

Because I take that, I take that terminal. I take that terminal every weekend. And I think where they're going to set up the Marathon Berk is going to be where they had the old burritos and tacos and breakfast burritos. Yeah. Yeah. And it's right there, right in the center of it all. Right now it's currently available with like a black tarp or a black situation.

But you could see the imagery is there. They're starting to open up to like the people that work at LAX. And by the end of this month, Marathon Burger will be at the LAX. And it's prime real estate. As soon as you hit that corner coming in from PSA, you see it right there. So there's no way you're going to be able to miss it. You know what's tight? It's like people coming from out of state.

They want to experience L.A. Like the first thing they see is that. Yeah. That's L.A. right there. Okay, remember we talked about a couple weeks ago about how LAX is opening up to the public. Like, it's going to start letting people that maybe aren't taking a flight to be able to go in. That is also now available for people that are just trying to pull up. Maybe Melrose might be too packed or, you know, Long Beach might be too far.

But you want to go to LAX and experience that you can now too. It is a process, though. Yeah. I will tell you that. You got to sign up. You got to put your passport information. Oh, for that part. Well, even for, because clearly my husband's a part of this too, Jorgeo, my 8-year-old, they were not restricted area.

You cannot come through. No way. He had to send his passport, passport number, all of that, just for you to walk in and be able to go peep it. So just get ready for that type of thing, but it's not going to be available for you to at LAX. Got to go through TSA for a burger? It's that good. It's its own version, too, which I like, because remember we're talking about if it's going to hold up the TSA line, when regular people can just pull up to LX and you're already late

and then now there's people that are just randomly going in there and you don't got clear or you don't want to pay the 200 bucks yeah it's gonna have it something the person next year is like oh we're going Hawaii it's like no just go eat I'm just going to go eat you know I love the shopping here I just want to be around town so big up to a marathon burger up and the new Marathon burger that's going to hit up L-AX you're going to be able to have some good eats whether you're flying in and out L-AX or not so Big up to that, man.

I'm really proud of this. Do it. Come here? Now what's going on? Cheesemation with Angie. Oh my God, you guys. Aesap Rocky got in trouble with Rihanna for being a big chishismoso. He was out here running his mouth and telling everyone her business, okay? Because if you guys remember, like, a couple of weeks ago, there was a lot of headlines saying, like, oh, my God, Rihanna is coming out with new music.

Come to find out that it's because of Aesap Rocky. Because he said this in an interview, listen. Yo, she in the studio right now. Yeah, I said it. Sorry, babe. Bro, she worked out. She cooking, bro. No funny.

Damn, I'm going to get in trouble for this. So, keep you. And so they caught up to him and they asked him like, hey, so what happened? How was the next day? Listen. Read all those headlines because you teased a little new music from Rihanna. What was the next day like? It was hell.

Yeah, I shouldn't have done that. Do you want to clarify anything? No, I want to mind my business. You know he got scolded You got spanked You just need to mind your business And you shouldn't have done that he's just repeating What Rihanna

Yeah Don't be saying anything She busted out her island accent too She was so mad Oh yeah for sure I thought it was a good thing to tease No You ever get in trouble from your partner

Something you said You thought you were joking Or they were like All the time Every day Every day right here Oh my God Any more questions

Oh Remember the whole like costume thing and the sperm thing oh he heard it oh what do you say does he get mad at us or just you I don't want to ask any more questions I'm like okay so like let's change the combo

let's get the passast it's because her brain is very innocent my brain did not go like innocent it's innocent it went to sperm yeah let's get context so last week we asked her to name seven things she'll see on Halloween night and she started naming costumes but the

She started naming the last ones were kind of sussed. It was strippers and it was super sperm. Yeah, which is an actual costume. Nobody's doubting that. Nobody's doubting that. Because then he started talking about, oh, yeah, I saw it on someone in college or whatever. Okay, well, that got me in trouble. Yes.

But she was just meeting. Yeah. Naively. It's like, hey, boy, what's that comes to your man. I was not doing anything crazy. I'm so crazy. I was not doing anything crazy. I'm sorry, dude.

Yeah. I should have said that. I should not have said that and I'm very sorry of Marcus. I should have minded my business. Not to be super superman. You got to hit him with it. Babe, it's entertaining. Oh, I'm not what you said.

It doesn't work. It doesn't work anymore. It doesn't work anymore. It only works for so many things. Then after it's just like, ooh. It's just entertaining. It's hard of the job. Are you hungry?

A sandwich? We were eating. You want a for a. Oh, bad. Well, yeah, A-Sep's not the only one that gets in trouble for. There you go. There you go. Marcus, letters live.

All right. I'm sorry. Shoot the J. Shoot it. All right, you guys. The NBA could have a team in Mexico City very soon, and they may have been planning this for years, you guys. Wow.

Yeah, so the NBA is looking to add two more teams by 2028, and we know Las Vegas is going to be one of the cities to get a new team, and it's going to cost nearly $10 billion to own that franchise. It's expensive, right? Yeah. And for a long time, it's been that the Seattle Supersonics, we're going to get their team back and all this stuff, right? Okay.

But supposedly the bids for the franchise aren't high enough, so they're looking for other options. And at the top of the list is Mexico City. Ooh. But the crazy part is that Mexico City already has a minor league NBA team. Oh, oh. Yeah, the Mexico City Capitanez. Oh, I like that name.

Oh, I like it. Yeah, they've been active since 2016, and their owner is a humongous Laker and Kobe So it's part of the NBA, bro? The G League. So it's the under league. But it's not affiliated with any team. So in theory, they could just move it up and then sign real NBA players.

Because they already have a fan base out there. They already have a stadium and everything. Yeah, so it's pretty crazy. But I got a couple questions for you guys. If they make a team in Mexico City, are you rooting for them instead of the Lakers? No. No? What?

No. I don't know. I kind of like it, so I would. Can I do both? No. You guys have like 5,000 teams I knew before. You would have to win 16 championships. Okay, okay, okay.

Okay, all right, Con. What would you name the team? The Aztex. Yeah, didn't they make up basketball with heads, with people's heads? They did. Yeah, they're actually the first creators. The Cabesones. Okay.

Mexico City Cabesone. What if they called them the Mexico City Mombas? Are you rooting for them, Con? No. No? No, I'm a Laker fan. But they're inspired. by Kobe.

I'm a Laker fan. But you didn't root for the bra and you was a Laker? What? I didn't root for the Bra. I didn't. So nobody's switching over if they go to a having Mexico City. I said yes. You did?

You know. I'll join on the island. Yeah. It's going to be hard to root against them, especially imagine they sign a bunch of Mexican players. Oh, that's fine. That would be cool. Finally.

In the game, watch they don't. Not even in Mexico City. Do we get the Mexican player? Yeah. But super interesting. It could happen. The Mexico City, they have a couple names out there,

maybe the Mueros, maybe the Aztecs, like you said. I'm suggesting the Mambas. I think that'll be fire. Oh, you're suggesting it. I'm suggesting that. Oh, okay. You're not even in there.

Okay, I like it. I like it. Mexico City sacrifices. Oh. Sacrifiers? So dark. The feathers. I don't know.

Something, you know. Something crazy. As igillas. Los tacos. The best tacos is Mexico City. All right. All right. That was sports.

I'm Rose Cranzvick for Brownback Morning. on Power 106. Side note, I just learned this past weekend that Jordan Clarkson, former Laker, is on the Knicks? Mm-hmm. So did he win with the Knicks? Yeah. Wow. He joined their team late in the season.

Good for him. Yeah, he got a ring. I didn't know that. He didn't win with the Lakers. He was part of Lakers when Lakers weren't there. I know. I know. But, yeah, shot out of him in Cucson.

All right. To make money move. To make money move. Yesterday, Victoria's Secret Fashion show. popped off on all of our feeds. I don't know what TV channel it was on, but it was for sure on my phone. Yeah.

Better not have been on my husband's phone. I got to check the algorithm for that. But if you guys didn't know, bras are expensive. Very. Braves are really expensive. Hell yeah. The most expensive bra made its debut last night on stage

worn by none other than La Kylie. Kylie Jenner wore a $50 million bra. A one-of-a-kind masterpiece. This is the most expensive of the fantasy bra. that are posted or put up on the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show. Guys, I know you guys didn't know what was going on. No. I'm just scared to tell you.

Just take my word for it. Take my word for it, guys. Don't look. That's a lot. Brownback Morning's 106 on Instagram unless you have permission to look. But Kylie looked, bomb. She did. Right, Angie?

He did. I did not know bras can be that expensive. Yeah, brawes run a pretty penny, bro. I don't care. You don't care. No. I'm worried about the Jews under that thing. You know what I mean?

Thoughts really matters. Kylie's bra. No, my girls. Oh, your girls. You're girls. Let me tell you a little bit more about Kylie Jenner's bra. Because this bra itself, like a lot of the fantasy bras that are posted or pushed out, push up, pushed up on the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show. They go to sale to private sellers.

Like they go for auction for people that I don't even know. It's kind of a little bit weird. It is. That it's like someone's going to buy the bra or can't buy the bra that Kylie Jenner wore. And we always get those like weird commenters. like, I'll drink your bath water. Those are the same foods that buy worn socks. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

What? What's wrong with that? Oh, God. Oh, my God. But, like, picture those fools with, like, hell of bread, and you got potential buyers for this bra. Those are for the rich creepos right there. Yeah. And you said they push up?

Those are from the guys. It's a push it. Bras, some bras push up. Man, for 50 million, they better push them up to your ears. That's crazy. No, it's the diamond. It's all the diamonds that were made. And I'll push them up for it.

I'll walk around Are you about stuff that'll get you in trouble? That's one of them right there for sure I love you, boo-thang I would not forget any paid anybody in the world. I'm talking about my girl paying me she doesn't need push-up brobs

I'll sit right there and just hold them things up you need support I'll clean them too that's something else yeah so gross we recover for that one I put them with the motorboat

I'll put them thanks for the car woggy you know what I'm don't you? girls, not Kylie Jenner. Of course! I don't know. The story's about Kylie Jenner. I don't even know Kylie.

Oh, you don't know it, Kylie? You know what's funny? There's a video of her going backstage, and at the end of the day, she's a mom. Yeah. And her son was the one that was honk, honk in on her lady parts. You can see the photo brown by when he's 106 on Instagram. Her son Air was like the one that's like, Mommy, look at them. Your kid.

Yeah, look at them diamonds. Sock that flew in the ear. at this. What? My kid, not him. Yeah. You're going to be very bad. I don't even know that kid.

No, no, no. I'll be mine. I'll be mine. I'll be my own kids. I don't know. Yeah, I'll be the bad, man. What are you doing? Creep.

Yeah. Speaking of, this was a really cool moment. Trinity Rodman, the daughter of Dennis Rodman. And Kobe Bryant's daughter. Natalia Brian. She, they also walked the Victoria's Secret Fashion show. Yeah. Awesome.

That's dope. That's cool. That's actually really impressive. Watch your mouth. That's the homie's daughter. That's the homie's daughter. When the homie has a sister, you're just like, oh, you're cool. Yeah.

That's like, boom. Yeah, high five. But you really want to be like, come was crecised on Natalia. Yeah? Oh. No, ma'am. No man. Oh.

Okay. So you guys were just saying that all fair, huh? No, no, no, no. You didn't say that? I was, I wasn't here for that. You said that about Kobe's daughter? No, I would never.

I would never. You said that too? No, I didn't say that. Okay. We got hands for everybody. Hey, Kobe, just know I'm right here, Pedro. I got you, bro. Just know I'm right here.

It's crazy because, like, you respect it, but you can't look, but you don't know. Yeah? No. No. No. No. Okay.

Serio, for favor. Well, that was money moves. Bratsi by your Toyota dealers You're way to make it awkward I'm letting you grab back morning On Paro Windows 6A That's where we draw the line Okay

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My Tiaz swear she can feel I have a couple Tiaz I have a bad energy And they're always believing things Don't put your purse on the ground It's bad luck Or don't sweep my feet

It is Stop Stop Is it me? Am I Tia? Are you the Tia? Are you the Tia? Are you already there?

Yes. Oh, my God. Because in Newport, asks Americans if they think they have supernatural powers. Does anybody here feel like that's supernatural powers?

You? Yeah. I just told you. All that, I believe in. Yeah. No, supernatural powers not like you, that you believe in certain things.

Oh, no, no, no. It says that 36% of Hispanics adults say they can physically sense emotions or oras. I kind of believe that one. Yeah. You know, I don't know if it's super natural things,

but I can definitely sense when somebody don't like me or something you know you can be like yeah that's aura right yeah that's energy who's off your face homie no tequiro 30% of black adults say the same say the same thing that they can feel physical sense emotions or oras 24% of uh 24% of white people say they can read my uh say the same what why hold on overall 9% say they can read minds that's crazy dog come on of which race why are you categorizing you by race by the way it's so crazy because that's that was a study they categorized it by race.

Asians say that they can read numbers. No, I'm just kidding. That one though. You're bad. That's crazy. That's crazy. 11% of 11% of the study says that they can see the future.

Of which? Of who? All the people put together. 11% of them said that they can see the future. Really, dog? Really? Yeah. Come on, dude.

It's only. It's only. The only Tiaz that think that they can do all this. And what's the other guy? What's the other Tia's name that came in? What's his name? AJ? AJ.

He's a guy. Yeah, right. Walter Mercado. That's true. Walter, so come on, don't. Get out of here. Yeah, I would watch the horse copier. No, she needs to stop.

Ms. Cleo? No, AJ. He and his wife. He and his wife. Yeah. I was like, Walter Mercado. Not AJ, Walter Mercado. Just don't believe, God.

Okay, I can see the future. You're going to get caught up for this. Yeah, you are. This is the future. It's all crazy. It's superpower. It's, it's, I don't see it. I don't see it.

I don't see it. You do. You can sense energies, bro. We all can. God gave us that gift, too. Yeah. Like, it's our antenna's being up. Can you really?

I feel like I can, yeah. Sense energy really strong. Yep. Like your energy right now? Yeah. Very judgmental. I want to hit you. Prove it.

Proof it. Anyways, well, since this coming up, it's over with. Go to the next segment. What's over with? My segment.