Brown Bag Mornings - 10/22/26 Halloween House Party Drama 🎃😬 | Brown Bag Mornings

Episode Date: October 22, 2026

DESCRIPTION / SHOW NOTES:🎃 Carlos from Pico Rivera is putting his foot down when his 16-year-old daughter wants to attend a Halloween house party, but his wife isn't backing him up! 📞 The Homie Helpline lights up as callers debate whether he's protecting his daughter or pushing her toward sneaking out. 🪥 "Don't You Know I'm Local" kicks things off with a children's toothpaste recall, while 🍼 Chismation gets into a basketball player's controversial take on changing diapers. 💔 Petty Police has Bryson Tiller caught up in some serious post-breakup pettiness, and a Bruno Mars concert romance turns into a viral rejection. 🌧️ The crew talks about LA's heavy rain, gives away Jay-Z tickets, and debates whether someone should return their breast implants after a breakup. 🏀 Plus, Luka and the Lakers take on the Warriors, Concrete Storm and Greg relive a wild four-car crash, and 👻 Studious Foo explores why you sometimes feel like someone is following you when nobody's there!CHAPTERS / TIMESTAMPS:(00:00) Don’t You Know I’m Local(02:25) Chismation(04:40) Petty Police(08:20) Scrolling with the Homies(12:51) The Weather with Concrete Storm(14:05) Homie Helpline(44:42) The Rain(48:39) Name the Rainy Day Movie for Jay-Z Tickets(55:05) Chismation(59:14) Sports(62:23) Car Crash(68:26) 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.

What's up? This is Be Real from Cypress Hill. Where are you from, Eset? Don't you know I'm local? All right. Hopefully everybody's brushed their teeth this morning. I know, Angie, you didn't come in with you on, but I hope you brushed. I did, I did. I did. I did. And I brushed my tongue. Good, that's good, Angelica. That's good. I appreciate that for you and for us. Okay. But let's talk about these toothpaste that have been recalled nationwide.

The reason why this is so important is because it's for our little ones. A lot of these toothpaste are geared towards our kids, and they have been recalled. Some of these are popular with kids because they have, like, photos of Hot Wheels, Barbie, My Little Pony, and Crayola on the packaging and on the actual tube. If you have that in your restroom or at your crib or you know a kid that does or a family that does, make sure you double check what brand it is, okay? This recall includes brands that are called Brush Buddies, Evo, and A-R-R-R-E-R-E-E-R-E-E-R-E-E-R-E. you a rule all right there's health issues in the way that they were manufactured

and the exact problem hasn't been publicly explained by the FDA I'm wondering why that's a very suspicious himself but hey they are recalled so be careful for your little ones yeah it must be really serious because I got a notification on the citizen app for this what yeah a nationwide like notification great because honestly it's like we know and it's like our bad our stuff yeah yeah I don't It's for the kids. I don't know if the hot wheels only was for the kids.

So now you have to stop, but you have to stop using it for you. Don't tell the kids, though, because then they're going to be like, no, never again. Yeah, I don't use to push my team now, Mom. Never again. You're going to be mass of a matthage.

You don't even know the FDA. I don't even know. The FDA also says iPads are bad, but you're not looking at that one, kid. This is the Federal Dentist Association. Close, close, close. You want the FDA's dancer? Food, drug,

and... Association? I don't know. Alcohol. Alcohol? That's good. No. Administration. I think you did great.

I actually think you did great. Yeah. Federal Denses Association. No, the Food and Drug I don't know. Association. Yeah. It might be that.

Food and Drug Association. See? Wow, look at us. Food and Drug Administration. Administration. Oh, Aminastacion. Look at us. We're smart this morning.

Yeah. Tell you know I'm local. Please, please, please. Check your toothpaste. Do you come here? Now what's going on? Come on. Cheesemation with Angie.

Okay, you guys, get ready to argue about diapers, okay? So, lamello ball basketball player, right? Yesterday, he made his debut with the Timberwolves. And he just welcomed the baby. His baby just turned 10 months old, right? And so they were asking him, hey, fool, like, do you change diapers? And this was his answer. Are you a diaper changer, man?

Ah, nah, my girl do all that. It's love for sure. We got a good game plan going on, so I know what I got to do to bring to the table. She knows what she got to do, bring to the table. Man, you don't know what you're missing. Nah, I done did it before. You feel me? It's just not my job.

You know what I'm saying? It's not my job. So according to him, it's his girl's job to be changing the diapers of his 10-month-old. I just think it's so weird why it's like even a far argument. It's our kid. Like, change them or all change them. Whoever's there. No, it's not even a job.

It's like, whoever's there change the kid. Yeah. Well, I know like, hey, this kid is walking around with the stinky diaper. Oh, but it's not my job. You're just watching them walk by her? Yeah. Like dropping little dukees out of the diaper? Sorry, it's not my dog.

He's like, it's leaked. He's like, it's our day off. It's a team's day off. I'm not doing it anymore. Or a blowout. Yeah, he's saying I don't do it at all. That's just a weird. I guess dynamic.

Him and game have the same, have the same game plan. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, the game doesn't change diapers either? You said it. You said it. He said it. No, Nellie did.

Nellie did. Nellie did. Nellie did. Nellie too. Oh. Yeah, I don't know the game. did that too. They're all successful too.

I know. Did you change your diapers when you had the babies? Oh. My husband did. What about you, Vic? Yeah. I didn't mind it.

Okay. My mom would never let my dad change any of the diapers. From what I remember, he would always say like, no, give me the baby. I'll change the baby. At least from my brother.

When you remember when you were two months old. No. God bless that lady's heart. When you were an infant? I was nine when my brother was born. So I would even change his diaper. But my mom wouldn't, I always remember.

My mom would never let my dad change his diaper. Wow. But I would change his diaper. There you go. Your dad and lamello. No, his wife, and Nelly and the game,

apparently. He's in good company, huh? Woo! That's the sound that our police. The petty police. You're petty. You're just petty. I'm being petty.

Petty, petty girl. Pretty and a pettiest. Pretty. Petitist. All right, guys. Let this be a lesson to you in this day and age. Do not cheat on your wife because she will end up. with your favorite artist as peddiness okay wow shout of bryson tilling

don't don't play with a don't be the sinus bang-grey-d still not understanding this logic right here right here I'm back and I'm better I want you bad as ever don't let me just let's how he slides that's how Bryce and Tilly slides there is an allegation going on between a two influencer an influencer.

Excuse me. Her name is, where's baby girl's name? Christy Sarah. Now, she just got divorced from this guy, Desmond Scott. It was very public because they are an influencer family.

He cheated on her. She put like how infidelity was playing a part in their divorce. He also was like, yeah, I'm messed up. Yeah, he owned up to it. He owned up to it.

Now, months later, it seems like Christy has moved on with Bryson Tiller, who also happens to be Desmond's favorite artist. There's some posts that are going up of him talking about

how much he likes Bryson Taylor, which who doesn't? Because I know. Musician. But as I see, what happens? You know he's sick. It makes you sick. He can't listen to his favorite music. No, he can't. And dealing with the breakup, you want to listen to some Bryson Tiller. Yes, he shouldn't have cheated.

Shouldn't have cheated. The penny is going to get you back. You're probably listening to Don't on your way to hook up with the other girl. Oh, man. What is he listening to now? And his wife is bombed, too. She is.

You know she's flexing that too. And then you know, Bryson's singing all these songs to her. Serenading her. Oh, man. They aren't saying you guys are the worst. They are. They know. They know what they're doing.

They know what they're doing. Yeah, exactly. Bryson, I don't feel like. Oh. We met Bryson. Bryson's a jerk. Do you remember what he said? Yes.

Bryson's a big jerk to me. He's not you. Well, it's because that's usually how it is, brother. You know. What? Do you not remember what he said? He started making music so he could talk to girls. Yeah.

So he, yeah. He's a little bit socially awkward, very, like, himself, self-type. Like, he knows that about himself. He was like a gamer dude. He still is. Yeah, he's a gamer guy. He's very silent. Like, he's going to cheat on her with that girl from GTA.

That's what he's going to cheat on her. I just can't trust these rappers. Actually, my girl took me to the Logic and G. And G. Why she get herself G. Easy meeting greets and she gave me logic. I don't want to be over there. You don't want to meet logic. What the hell's going on over there?

I don't want to be alive. I don't want to be alive. Why she gets, I don't want. What is this have to do with Bryson Tillers? Because I feel like, you know, if I ended up cheating, she'd probably go with that food easy, dog. Oh. Yeah, and you should be careful because. Yeah.

Why don't know. That's a tall and answer too, dog. Hey, relax. Okay, don't. I'm already upset. By the way, G.EZ is coming in tomorrow. I'm getting it. He's like, he's like, Annie's going out.

Okay, so we struck her nerve there. Don't cheat on your wives, fellas. She might have the plug to get into your favorite artist pants for something. She's fine. She'd be surprised. All right, that was petty police. Let's get into some scrolling. Felaus, if you're ever at a concert and you're thinking about shooting your shot at a girl that's there, you might not want to do it now because of what happened to this guy online.

His name is Arvin Buen on Instagram and he went to a Bruno's Mars concert in Vancouver and he posted a video of himself and joined the concert and there's a baddie behind him, like baddie girl behind him. And he turns around and he starts vibing and he's just feeling the vibe because just the way you are is playing in the background and he's singing to her and even at one point he grabs her hand and kisses it. Yeah, it sounds like this. Just think about it, the vibes are immaculate. Oh, yeah. Loves in the air. She's feeling it too. He's feeling it.

And he even went on Instagram and made this announcement. I messed up. I didn't get her Instagram. Internet, please. I am begging you. Work your magic, man. Help me find her. And Instagram did find her.

What a lame. Let's go. They found her. That's such a lame move. And he decided to give an update of what happened when they found her. So, Here's the update. Before I begin, I just want to thank everyone on the internet who actually did help find her.

But unfortunately, it just didn't work out. No hard feelings. That's just life. Yeah, please don't send any weird, like, comments or anything towards her. That would be really, really bad. To quote Ethan Hawke, the person in love always wins. The sun doesn't care if the grass appreciates its race. Oh, my gosh.

Oh. That's a cycle, bro. No, I see why she, why it didn't work out. Too much, too much. You probably hit it with some Shakespeare off top. I know. But I'm wondering, he went to the Broomworth's concert, Dolo. Yeah.

He went by himself. Yes. Okay. He had four seats, too. Okay. And she let him kiss her pants. Yeah, like, they were both vibe in. Like, she was in the moment.

She's in the moment. Yeah. It wasn't nothing crazy. Yeah. Like, you get to get on her face two. She's just enjoying the moment. Yeah. And then she went and found her.

She went and found her. Yeah. And then she posted on TV. TikTok. Oh, she wrote herself. Oh my gosh, this is good cheese.

Yeah, it is. And all she posted on TikTok was, I just wanted to see Bruno Mars. Yes. That's her time that we're friends,

though. Yeah, don't take it too crazy. Oh, she posted. Brush. Yeah. Hey, but the one that's in love

never lose. When the hell did Ethan Hawk, the actor say that? Who said? Why? Where did you see that quote?

It's one of those quotes that has like a famous person picture yeah but that person never said that because Ethan Hawke has some but if he said that he was saying that as a character yeah and to quote Ethan hawk the person in love always wins yeah no no no no no he did it in a red carpet interview yeah oh okay but to use that quote out of all of them just take the elbow but yeah you're not you just saw you're not in love I really yeah yeah yeah

The person in love. And not for nothing. Is some great personality? Great personality. He's a great personality. Oh, he's ugly. Oh, that's creepy. No, but he should, like, he should work on stuff to.

She's out of his league. I mean, that seemed apparent. She's beautiful, like beautiful. Yeah, she is. Beautiful. He could have closed the gap by being cool. Yes. He just did too much.

Yeah. And he's messing up by one. But that's why fools don't know how to hit on chicks anymore. So I didn't need to play Bryce Tiller. Who doesn't know how to hit on ghosts either Don't be the sad Not the sun doesn't shine He was like, here he, hear ye, hear you

Yeah It's crazy guys Comments are going in on him Comments are going in on him Yeah It's like 50-50 online people are like dude You should have known your spot Like she's a baddie

You're kind of eh Which is sad But dudes are also trying to like big him up Like yo at least you shot your shot Yeah Yeah yeah You got a kiss on the hand And take off the Celtics jersey

as people are talking about. Oh, he's a whole other problem. Yeah. So, but yeah, if you're going to shoot your shot, make sure you're confident with it. Yeah, don't do that one again. Don't do that. Please find her internet.

And don't do this. And to quote Ethan Hawke, the person in love always wins. Don't never quote Ethan Hawke. Well, how do you know she's not in love with someone else? Yeah. That's true. That is true.

Probably her homegirl. She was. Yeah. She's probably there's good times. You're piving. Thank you. Thank you, Greg. Let's get to some weatheration with concration.

And now. Now, the weather. Oh, hell the dog. With concrete storm. Berito Zinn is going out for the weather. Thursday, October 22nd. First, we hit the Richie Valens Park in the city of Pekoyma, a dope city, and that's no Bologna. 64 and 57 degrees with a 60% chance of Ray.

Next, we slide the yantas to the city of South Central, dipping the licking continental. Coast to coast, L.A. to Chicago. Ah, 69 and 60 degrees at night. What? What is that? Stop some trouble every weather. There you go. See, thank you, brother.

Now we dip, duck, and dodge and dive to the city of Whittier. You, where the girls are prettier, unless you're ugly in the interior. Faya, 67 degrees and 60 degrees at night. 60% chance of rain. And lastly, we keep a fresa in the city of La Mesa. You're probably a fresa if you listen to Kesha. 69 degrees and 61 degrees at night. 70% chance of rate out there in a mesa.

And the flood watch is still in effect for Santa Monica Mountains. recreational areas including Malibu, Pacific Palisades, and Topanga, all through Thursday afternoon, Perito, so be careful, drive safe, and, you know, don't be sliding all over the freeway, man. Just be cool, 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. Carlos doesn't want his daughter being a spooky skonka. Oh, hey. Oh, man. Oh, the Hall of the Halloween Eve, okay? Smoky-Dicky. Carlos hit us up and said,

Good morning, Brown Bag. My name is Carlos. I'm from Pico Rivera, and apparently I'm the worst dad in America because I won't let my 16-year-old daughter go to a Halloween house party. My daughter's a junior in high school, and this year she wants to party with her girlfriends.

I asked her whose party it was, and if she knew them, she said, it's Brittany from school with the big house, and I told her absolutely not. We're just not going to trust a girl's name Brittany now? I bet. I guess what I'm Britney do. Now before y'all call me controlling, hear me out.

Last month, I let her go to the Stonewood Mall with these same friends. Oh, I don't know. And she told me they were all together. I ran inside the mall to get something before I picked her up. And she and one of her little friends split up and two of them were hanging out with some boys from school. One of them was Brittany, all Brittany with the big house. Oh. Mm-hmm.

So I'm not so fast to trust this little Halloween squad. Now she's telling me I'm embarrassing her because all her friends' parents said yes, but here's where it gets worse. My wife thinks I should let her go. She says our daughter's growing up, and I can't keep treating her like she's seven. She even told my daughter right in front of me that she doesn't see what the big deal is. So now I'm the bad guy in my house. My daughter's threatening to stay home, lock herself in her room,

and not even dress up because I already ruined Halloween. So Brown Bag, at what age should girls be allowed to go to a Halloween house party? Oh, we're just doing the girls question? If he lets her go, next thing you know, she's going to be doing videos like, Carlos! Carlos! Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. Where are you at, Carlos?

I don't think that those girls ask for permission. Hey, but there's definitely buzz balls at those house parties. Yeah, especially in Pico Rivera. Exactly. If it's a big house at Pico Rivera, oh yeah, what? Parents are drug dealers. Well, you don't say that.

That's extreme. You guys are saying a lot. You guys are saying a lot. Yeah. Look, I have three boys, man. I have a little girl. Yeah. He shouldn't be afraid if he'd raise her right.

I agree. Yeah. I think that's, there's a whole big part of that. Like, yes, I don't trust Brittany or whatever. Talk to Britney's parents. Like, do those extra steps. Oh. Like, do those extra pick her up, scoop her up.

her off be like you can go if I could pick you up you can go if I could drop you off type of deal but you guys remember those house party days though yeah but our parties were so yeah different gangster and ghetto yeah that was good but that's also like they could tell who my friends were at that point like you could tell who you were kicking it with if you see in the and the girls are freaking chill then what yeah we were forced to have the churlis that now they're gonna shoot up the shuddle yeah yeah oh yeah we'll be right back and you can't let them pay a cover No, don't come back, please.

We had the party crew days. I'm not too sure that that still goes on. It's not the same. It's not the same. But, like, I mean, I would, like, my dad would let me go to my homie Ricky's house because me and Ricky played baseball together. But Ricky also had, like, hell of alcohol at his house. You know what I'm saying?

He was a good kid, but, like, he had access to alcohol. So, like, it doesn't mean that, like, they're going to be, like, not able to get some stuff, even if they trust Brittany. You know what I'm saying? My dad definitely trusted Ricky. He was like, oh, you're with Ricky, it's good. Yeah. Ricky was a beaming.

Like, hey, see, there's something, leave. Yeah. And he used to be like, the cemetery is full of brave men. So don't stay. If he's just something fishy, leave. Leave. So I was being mad also. I was like, yes.

No, I'm not going to hear. I'm not going to say it. Oh. Yeah, you get on those cholos. Let's get out of here, guys. Let's go to Tommy's on Roscoe, guys. This is over. Yeah, yeah, here you go, dead ice.

I need to go before. I was going to the cops myself. There's some disturbance. There's some disturbance. There's some disturbance. I think there's Andre's drinking. Cholo's got here, guys. So he wants to know at what age should girls be allowed to go to Halloween house party?

Keep in mind, his daughter is 16 years old, Carlos says. And according to moms, mom's like, let her go. Just trust her. Like, I trust her. Mom was at house party too, probably. Yeah, and so is dad. But, like, I guess the less you trust them, like, you're just doing that on your own. Like, at what point do you trust your kid?

He's projecting. For sure. Yeah. That's projecting. And like you're projecting from dude energy off to a girl. Yeah. Like you're talking about your homie. Number one, you were the one that was a scandaloso too.

We know about you. A little bit, a little bit. If I was him, I would just dress all cool and just show up. But were there girls when you and Ricky were drinking? Yeah. Yeah, we had them. Oh, God. Hey, this party's cool.

No cap. Hey. A little fellow kid. Like 22 Jump Street? Yeah. Hello fellow kids. Anyone want to do a TikTok? Yeah.

Bus balls, everyone? Yeah. I brought buzz balls, everyone. Yeah. Let us hear from you. The homie Carlos wants to know what age should be cool for his daughter to go to Halloween house party. She's 16 currently, and he's not letting her go. Why are you doing the arms?

That's so eight. The arms cross pose? That's so 80s, bro. He's doing like when the B-boy stop. I'm in a party. Once they're done. Party. You're going to walk in like how much?

Three for five or two for five? Play some lotto. What's up, guys? A lotto. Go ask for some logic. 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. Carlos's little girls turning into a Halloween hoochie because she wants to go to a house party for Halloween. She's 16 years old and he's not having it. He doesn't want her around her little friends that she sees being all boy. He's seen being all boy crazy and is wondering like, no, no, no, not my daughter. The only thing is now his daughter is upset at him, clearly, as the child would be when you say no.

And his wife is saying, I would, I don't think you see the big deal. I think she should go. I think we should trust our daughter. I think she's 16 and we should let her partake in some activities. Okay. So he wants to know. What age should girls, only girls, be allowed to go to a Halloween house party? 27.

27? 27 is wild. Never letting any of my nieces go to a house party. Right, right, right. You're not even there for their parties. You don't even go. You don't even go. Good one.

Good one. Tell the truth. Got me there. Good one telling the truth. All right. Santana. Santana J. Jay's your, well, I don't know.

This is Santana and Jay. What's up, Santana? Hello. Oh, they're not there anymore. I've got Liz in Downey. What's up, Liz? Oh, tell you. Hello.

Good morning. Brown, guys. What's up, nice? Good morning, guys. Yes, I think I'm with the mom. Let her go. I have three teenagers myself. I have a 19-year-old daughter and a 16-year-old son,

14-year-old son. My 14-year-old can't go yet. My 16- and 19-year-old. They go to these functions. That's what we call them now, right? Yeah. You know, I was that girl that the dad didn't let go and this and that, and I found a way to go, and I was doing stuff behind my parents back.

Yeah. That's real. Yeah, so with my kids, I want to believe that I put good humans into this world and that I trust them to know that, hey, there's going to be drugs, there's going to be alcohol, but it's your judgment on what you do, right? because you know what you have ahead of you. So I believe I've like built that trust where my kids where there has been situations where their friends have gotten into stuff. And I'm the mom that they call because my parents, my kids know that before a friend,

I'm your parent no matter what. And of course, I'm going to get, I'm going to fold you when you mess up. But I'm going to be the first one there that has your best interest to try to help you and rectify a situation. But when we get home and later on, you're going to hear it. me and you're going to get scolded on it. But they know and they trust that if they're ever in a situation, they call me to, you know, and they trust me as their parents to say, hey, Mom, like, this is going on.

My daughter's out, my daughter's going to go out to party up to San Lisa Beespo where her college friends are all going to meet us there. San Lisa Beespo. Slow. Slow. Yes. And my husband was like old school. Like, no, we cannot let her go.

She cannot go to parties. Yeah. That's the 19-year-old, right? That's the 19-year-old. Yeah. Does the 19-year-old and the 16-year-old do they party together? Like, do they watch each other? Oh, when they were in high school, because they were in high school for a year together.

But no, no, because my daughter's like, I am not going back to no high school party. Oh, yeah, of what he's going to be. But, you know, like I tell them, I'm like, you know, we were those kids that grew with the, you know, old school Hispanic parents. where it's like the era of like, si-cherez, get to get to your man, you know? Yeah.

And it was like, we still, you know, we're doing so. We were still at school doing so. We were in our rooms with our friends drinking and doing stuff. No.

Spin the bottle. Yeah. That's crazy. Yeah. So you could be, she could be at her house. And he did not let her go because he thought there was more danger out there.

But, you know, we have in an era where times have changed. And, you know, hey, I go, I drop them off, I pick them up, I'm constantly checking with them, and here I'm going to give you a little trick. When they get home, oh, honey, I love you. I waited up like, good night. Let me give you a hug and a kiss. I would give you a hug and a kiss like my princess rate. Let me see if you have alcohol in your breath. Let me see.

Oh, that's. Yeah, they already had Tommy's or jacket a crack. Yeah. Come on, I'm on. I'm sorry. I smell like Colgate. Yeah. Liz. So his question, ultimately, Carlos's question, is, is what age and you're 16 16 16 16 I want to say 16 17 yeah my kids are you know my my kids are in high school I have a my son goes to San Jose right now and it's like it's out there they're going to live they're like you're going they're going they have to experience yes you're going to fall yes you're going to make mistakes but you have to trust that you're raising them well enough to not go into those hard mistakes and to not fall as hard you know

and to lead them through those mistakes of life and hope that, hey, I'm going to go, I'm going to trust you, and I'm going to take you, and I'm going to trust you, but, hey, there's conditions. You're not going to wear no who she has a costume where you're showing butt cheeks or movies or anything like that. I'm going to drop you off with your friends there, and I'm going to pick you up at this time, and that's it.

Don't be like me, miha. Don't be like me, me. And sometimes it's not always about your kid. It's about what the world has to operate. for out there. I think that's important, brother, to, like, kids' homies. Like, even right now, like, not only do I know my kids' homies, I know their moms, I have them on text, like, and you got it like that.

Maybe our parents didn't know our friends and understand, like, I get it. Like, y'all didn't know who to call because you didn't have the numbers of their parents. Their parents probably didn't have your numbers. You, like, you didn't know who they were. You just saw me leave out the door. But I guess the more involved you become in their lives, at least the safer you might feel, at least I'm more trusting.

Not that bad stuff's going to happen, but if bad stuff does happen, you're aware you can help all of that. Like, these, we can't make sure, put these kids in bubbles. Right.

Yeah. And the ones that you do, end up being like, hey, I can just put a dollhead right here and they're going to think I'm sleeping, and then I'll bounce out. They get to sneak out.

That's true as well. My dad didn't let me go out much, but one summer, I just snuck the girls inside. Couldn't go out. I just sneak them inside. Smart. The girls?

Smart. Yeah. I am a player. Huelder. Lauren, Lauren in Long Beach. What's up, Lauren? Hi, my son. Good morning.

Lauren. Carlos wants to know what's a good age to let a girl go to a Halloween party. His daughter's 16 and he's not letting her go. His wife is saying you should go, let her go. Trust her. But he's like, no, no, no. I saw one of her friends liking a guy at the mall. I don't like this.

I say let her go. There was a party back when I was high school. I was 16. So this day, it's probably one of the most talked about parties in my hometown. It was called Thursday's party. And my parents didn't let me go that one party after that. And it's funny that her friend's name is Britt. I had a friend named Britt that when that party I couldn't go to after that, like we've made a plan for my parents to really get to know her and her family.

And we said every Friday I was at a Bible study and from sophomore year all the way to senior year. Every Friday my parents knew I was at her house all weekend. But also the key was I had to go to church with them on Sunday. Because I would do that, my parents were like, oh yeah, Lauren's just had her friend Brits' house. But it was because they didn't let me go to Peter's party. That's what made me go feral. Farrell? They don't trust her now.

And they don't trust her now. It's just going to cause more resentment. I'm not a mom, but I'm an auntie of eight. And I have two older nephews who are in high school, and there's a lot of parenting currently, and I know they have to shape them, but I could see resentment happening from how I was when I was a teenager. And it just, you have to find an age to trust your kid.

And for sure, I would say 16. 16 would be the best age. Yeah. But there was a reason why they didn't trust you. Look what you were doing. She's being feral. She's eating dirt outside. Bible study?

Jeez. Did you put the Lord into this? Jesus was your alibi? You brought the Lord into your lies? K-P-W-R-FM, H-D-1, Los Angeles, Parano-6, L.A.'s number one for hip-hop. I don't know. I just picture Kesha anytime someone says feral. Yeah.

It really was just one feral. Sorry, collecting teeth. You know what's funny is that it's always the kid that the parents trust that they shouldn't trust. Their home girl, her homegirl, Brittany, the type of thing. That was the one. Shout out to all the Britney's out there, I'm sure. Hey, Britney. I didn't know there was such stigma.

around your name. Oh, there is. Friggins it. Santana is in the phone with Jay, her dad. Okay, and they got something to say. Good morning. Hello. Good morning.

What's up, girl? Talk to us. What happened with your first Halloween party? So last year I went to my first Halloween party, and my situation was a little different because I had an older sister who was a senior at the time. I was a junior. And then I had a younger sister. And my mom's deal was if we all went to,

together, then we could all go to the party. We went in together. We left together. We stayed glue at the hip. I gave updates. And my dad was the one that was driving us. My parents aren't together. So my dad was like, oh, you should go, you should go. But then my mom was like, eh, I don't really know they're young. And because I was communicative and, like, I was a good kid, too. I wasn't a bad kid. I went in with my friends and my sisters. We left together. And then we communicated. like, hey, we're in the party, we're good. Hey, we're going to leave party. Can you come pick us up?

And then it's always an adult comes to pick us up, never a friend. Yeah, I think that could be. There could be some boundary, some rules put in there. And she was 17. So Santana, you were 17 with the first party? No, I was 16. I'm 17 now. Okay, okay, nice.

And that's cool. See, like, if you're a teenager and you're listening, you see how that got her into the party, get updates, let them know what's going on, you know, stay to the hip with your friends or sisters or brothers. And that's going to get you those little bit of leapways, you know. It's going to make the parents feel more comfortable. Maria in South Central, let's go to you.

Good morning, Maria. Maria, we're talking about the homie Carlos. Carlos hit us up because his daughter wants to go out to a house party on Halloween. She's 16 and he says no. He doesn't trust it. Now, the mom, his wife is saying, we should just let her go, babe. She's 16. She's a junior.

Maria in South Central. What would you tell him? Because he's asking, what is a good age for girls to go to house parties? I think the good age is around the age she's at. So I believe 16. Hi, good morning. Sorry. Morning.

So growing up, I grew up in a household where my parents were so strict. They never let me go anywhere. It was like always I had to be home school and that was it. So I missed out on every single party regardless. I found a way to sneak out and go. So it ended up backfiring on me. I got caught and it was the worst ever. So I think trusting them to let go to the party is like the priority right now.

Giving her the trust to go and have her time and trusting that she will do the right thing. If you're teaching her to do the right things, then you should be fine. I mean, a curfew is always optional as well. But I think trusting them because if not regardless, she's going to find a way to go. Yeah. Maria, how did you sneak out? What did you do? I told my parents I was going to work, and I usually would come out of work at 2 a.m.

But I got so drunk, I didn't get home until 6 a.m. What did you do as work at 16? As a teen? Is this even legal? No. Yeah, I was 17. What did you do? No, because of curfews.

I went to a Halloween party. No, no, no. Where'd you work that you were out at 2 a.m.? I worked at McDonald's, but my friends were the manager, so she would always like, you're good like just stay just stay so I was able to stay and I had gotten a promotion so I was I was there till 2 a.m. and I told my parents I was going to work that day until 2 a.m. I really wasn't. Damn they promoted you to fries not lies okay lady we're out here like to your parent I know it was bad was it were the parties worth day yes it was definitely worth

She was over there. Did I sneak out again? Of course I did, but I was in big trouble for a really long time. I bet. She was out there, like, pounding beers. Yeah, I was. I'm over here at 6 in the morning. They're over there calling all my friends.

Like, hey, is she with you? They even called my job. And I go home to my dad. They're like, no, she took the day off. And my dad was like, she didn't even work. They told them that I wasn't even scheduled to work today. Oh, my dad was. Oh, my dad was.

Wow. Wow. You should have invited that person. Yes, my dad was waiting for me at the door, and he's like, give me the car keys, and you're not getting your car back until you learn to do the right thing. I trusted you, and this is what you do to me. That's the worst. I'm disappointed. I think that letting her go is, like, the best thing to do.

I mean, you can always give her a curfew and have her back at that time. I'm picking you up. I'm dropping you off. Yeah. And I think that's the best thing to do because these kids will find a way. Trust me, I was that kid. You did multiple times. And you can remember, too, some 16-year-olds are not the same 16-year-olds.

Yeah, they have different mentality, different personalities, different friend groups, all of that. Maturity levels, too. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Power 106, number one for hip-hop in Northridge. Shout-outs to all the peridos in Northridge. Yeah. Greg's freaking Halloween parties when he was younger, just like, it's just a lonely room. Yeah.

I didn't smoke, I didn't drink, I didn't do anything. And then so I would... Like the punch was actual punch at Greg Brickie. Yeah, really? I would DJ the house parties and I would tell my mom, I'm going to be there from 9 to 12. She would drop me off with my equipment at 9. I had to be out of there by 12.

Nothing else. Like, it's like no excuses. She was strict program on me. And you turned out. Wow. You turned out. Me you know. Me giovos at my monots with my amigositos.

Yeah. And I would take all my childhood friends and I would take them to the parties with me. Oh, that's cool. So then I would buy them food after it. And she's like, oh, that's cool. Let's go home. So wholesome. Well, Mary and Covina is trusting none of that.

Mary, good morning, Mary. Good morning. Hi, Mary. Hi, Mary. Mary, lay down the law on all of us saying she should go because you right here, you think, hell no. Do not let her go. Hell no. Yeah, so actually my daughter, my 16-year-old daughter just asked me the other gay,

she can go to a Halloween party. I raised four kids all by myself, three boys, and then my daughter is the youngest. I was a teenager once and I went up at parties all the time and stuff like that. And it's not that my daughter I don't trust. She's a straight-A student. You know, she's in JRLTC at school. Nice. She's a good kid.

But it's the people around her. I know they'll be drinking, you know, kids will be kids and they'll be drinking and stuff like that. Boys nowadays, you never know. Someone tries to force themselves or anything like that, you know. It's just for her own safety right now. it's not a good age, you know, for them to go out and do things like that. And they're not grown. I think once they're 18, that's fine.

They're able to make their own decisions. But as far as right now, you try to keep your kids safe as much as you can. I'm not tough on her. She still goes out with her friends to, like, have lunch after school, things like that. On the weekends, they want to go see movies. That's fine. I drop her off. I pick her up.

And I don't force her brothers to go with her. But, yeah, no, it's not okay. at 16. I agree with the dad completely. How does she respond when you told her no? How is she right now? She gets it? She's fine. Yeah. She's fine. She's not upset about it. She doesn't throw fit. She knows, you know, that I'm doing it because I've been through all of it. Like I've always told my kids, I've been there, done that, did it all, everything I've ever told them. If they decide to go against me and do what they want to do, that's fine. They're going to live. They're going to learn. My two sons, my two oldest are in the Navy right now. So they'll turn around and be like,

mom, you were right. I shouldn't have did this. You know, yeah. I should have never joined a gang. No, what's funny because she said, I've been there, I've done that. And look, you turned out fine. Exactly.

You know, and then so I... No, I'm saying, hold on, hold on. You're all the things she wants to do, and you're fine. And you're fine. And you turned out fine, and you raised kids. I mean, you didn't, you know. It's not hurts the people around. That's what my mom would tell me.

Do you know her friends? Yeah, I do. I know all her friends. I know the family. Yeah. But it's not, once again, it's not the friend. It's people that are around there. There's going to be other people that I don't know.

That's life in general. That's just the world. That's the world. And again, I respect what you're saying. I like how her daughter is fine with it. Just check her pillow that night. Because she might put an extension that's hanging out and it looks like she's asleep. She's like, yeah, mom, that's totally fine.

She's not at the movie. She tried play. She used your daughter. She is your daughter. So you got to know. A lot of people, like one of my friends, you know, her kids are all. little growing up and she always tells me I want my kids a good relationship with me like your kids do with you here's one thing I've never never liked to my kids I'm always very open and honest

with my kids no matter how ugly it is um you know so they know the truth about everything I don't keep secrets from them you know never have even when people are like I don't think you should share something like let out with your kids my kids are very open and honest with me like what like what do you like what's something that someone else wouldn't tell their kids but you did Um, anything, intimacy, re-a-wave my drug addiction in my past, um, uh, you know, my back past of things I've done, things I'm not proud of, you know, relationships. My kids have seen it or heard it all. And I don't hide anything from them. Yeah, and it kind of seems like you're trying to protect it from something that you were before.

Yeah, for sure. So one time I was at a house party and I have shared this story. with them in the past and one of my friends and it was during the day it wasn't even at night one of my friends of course yeah kickback we were drinking and one of my friends some guy that i guess liked her he kept trying to push her into a room into a bathroom we had to break down the parents door because he was trying to do something you know yeah yeah so things like that that's what i explained to my kids yeah it's not you that i don't trust and my daughter knows this. It's not you. I don't trust you completely. You're a good kid. It's other people I don't

know. People you probably won't know at this party, you know, guys will do and say anything, you know. Girls are quick to, and I just had this conversation with my son last night, girls are quick to save things that are not true, you know, and you have to be careful. You have to, you know, cover yourself. You have to lie on them doing something to them when they really did it. Yeah. You go both ways. I see what she's saying. I see what she's saying. And I respect. It's a lot of things to warn them about as you should as a parent.

Yeah. There should also be some kind of trust in the situation too. That you know they're friends enough and you've prepared them enough to know what could happen in those situations. You know what I'm saying? Like, but you're totally right. Things can happen anywhere. Things can happen at the grocery store. Things can happen at a party.

Exactly. But these are places where people are grouped together and it just might heighten the percentages that something could happen. you know exactly like I said it's not that I I yeah it's not like I have a tight hold on my kid give her a little pew-pew you know what to do yeah it's not like I have a tight hold on my kids I've always pleased them a little bit yeah you do yeah you do and it's okay it's okay that you do Mary that's your parenting stuff but don't lie about it remember you say you don't lie your kids you have a choke hold on these kids they went to the Navy because you have a I let them go out.

Yeah. No, I let them go out with their friends. Like I said, I let my 16-year-old daughter go out with her friends to go eat. I let her go to the movies. I let her do things. I don't tell her no. They're going to party. They're not going to do.

I let her take out the trash. Yeah. I let her go eat in our backyard. I let her go to school. Watch a movie on our TV. She can walk the dog. Not very. It's working for you.

And I'm sure they're very appreciative of that. Exactly. And they're safe. And they're safe. Also check the pillow. Just check the pillow. Just check your daughter's pillow. They're not watching the movies.

The kids are too naive sometimes, bro. They're doing nothing naive. That's real, man. It sucks that life is like that, but as a mom or a parent, you've got to think like that. And it might sound very, like, hard and mean and unfair, but you have to think like that. And even if you think like that, sometimes something might still happen. At least you gave it your efforts, because the last thing you want something happened to your kid, and then you feel like it's your fault.

And sometimes when kids are on streets, Mars, they can't see danger ahead of them. You know? Like, if you keep them inside and all, and like, like, they, like, they don't go through things to know, like, oh, you know, maybe I should. I, I don't, I don't, I don't, you know what I'm saying. Oh, that's a tree. Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Hey, Chiquita might have the answer, though. Chiquita and Compton. What's up? Chiquita, good morning.

Good morning. Good morning. Chiquita, you have the perfect answer. I'm like, oh, duh, I should have thought of that. What would you tell this parent that doesn't want to let his daughter. go out at 16 to a Halloween party. He's asking what should the good, the best age be to go out? Well, as far as going out to the club, I mean to parties, house parties,

16 is fine, but I would go. But me personally, as a parent, my girls, I had three girls growing up. They were young, all about my family age. But they wanted to go to parties, but I was more like one of those moms. I prefer you to come, have your party here. I'm sorry, you guys. I have the cripple. I know, girl, what you're doing?

sitting in my car but no my I'd rather have the parties there because I know who's coming I know what they're bringing and only problem is is making sure you guys get a ride home and most of the kids walk to our party

so when they left the party it was like a group leaving so I mean as a parent pick your kid up drop your kids go meet the parent go see who's chappel off that party don't let them go just blinded like I need to know who's in this party

Yeah. Like I said, better for me, I can see who's coming to the party. I can see because 90% of the time, they come in there with their backpacks. Everybody knows what's in the backpack. So let me see what's in them. That's good. Back check time. There you go.

Give me that knickers coming up in here with us at the day, at the front. Y'all go in and have a good time. Man through it, walk through it, have someone walk through every few minutes, check it out. That's the party. And my kid's a 30-something years now. Now. So my parties were in L.A. So you can imagine

Yeah, hell of Noss. 35, homie? But they said it was the best part you ever. I bet. Yeah. And you were there and like you felt good like they're having their fun. I'm also able to see what's going down.

You know what I'm saying? Yeah. Yeah. There we go. Yeah. I'm more forward than them my kids leaving out and not knowing

watching my gosh to figure out when they're going to come in. Now they're right here. They're right there. I check their bags too. I ain't got nothing. They got chapsing. I'll be the day.

Hey, come through a party of miles. Hey, Keg stands at 10.30 guys. In Mexico, the ages 18, yeah? Hey, Keg stands at 1030. No, y'all are crazy. You all are crazy. Just walk through this. Be, beep, beep, beep, beep.

I like the bag check. That's good. Yeah. I see what you're hiding. Just throw there. Yeah, I probably swigged it on the way here. Yeah, let me try it. Let me try it.

Let me taste it. Let me taste. Let me see. Let me see. Let me see. 9-106, LA's number one for hip-hop, Buenos Aires. Good morning to you.

Good morning to you. How was the rain for you guys last night? I love it. The rain was a trip last night. Amazing. Yeah? Yeah, I loved it. I left it.

I leave the windows open. I woke up because it literally sounded like pounding on my roof. And I'm like, oh my God, are we going to flood? Because it's been down, it's all over the news, all over the weather report. Storm watch, flood watch, El Meno. You're seeing the waves in Newport Beach. Get all crazy. I know.

So if the rich people are getting it, oh my gosh. How are we going to get it? Yes. That's what I was thinking. And I'm like, just go back to sleep. Just go back to sleep. It'll fix itself. When I woke up, it was pretty chill, but apparently it's going to rain again.

Oh, it is. Yeah, it is. Yeah. I do what Vic does. I left the window open on accident. Oh, no. I thought I peed myself for a second because my whole bed was wet. Hold on.

Wait. My bed's by the window. It was no damn storm like that, brother. It was that hard. Don't be so sure you didn't. Oh, yeah. It was ready that hard. It was.

So you left the window, the window open to like listen to it? Yeah. And you know that Vic does this because? He just said her no. Oh, okay. I left the window over. Why do you know what Vic does in his bedroom? Well, I mean, maybe we're in the same room.

I'm just kidding. Pause. It's a joke. Hey, you didn't. Keep going. It wasn't crazy for you over there in Santa Clara? Mm-hmm. Yes.

Yes or no? Yes, it was. Yeah. I was just into these guys stories. But yes, it was wet out. side when I walked out. I just thought my sprinkles were on it or something. But you didn't go through like crazy rain in the nighttime.

No, no, no, deo? No. It was crazy. I don't know. Maybe there was. I don't know. You're a heavy sleeper, huh? I'm a deep sleeper dog.

Deep sleep. Yeah. I don't know. It was crazy for me. And then Luis, my seven-year-old wakes up because he has a bad dream. And I'm trying to listen to his bad dream when his bad dream was that he had got arrested. Oh, wow. Yeah.

Wow. He's seven. He said, I got arrested. And then they left. me go dad picked me up and then he brought me back to jail what I'm like oh like your dad like take it back yeah so there's there's jail there's betrayal and all of that I'm like I wonder how my husband woke up to that like how could you I'm your son you know when you have those dreams and you're just like I don't know how much of this is is my

mind warning me and how much of it is like though it's just make believe Luis is like, you sold me out, Dad. You sold me out. You gave me back to the feds. Yeah. It's out on bail out. Out on bail. Yeah, he was. He's all smoking a cigarette at 8 a.m.

What are you going to do about this? It's been a crazy night. Hey, dad, give me a coffee. It's been a crazy night. Angie, you're from the OC. How was the weather? No, we got it back too. And I was honestly thinking the same thing about like, what did we flood?

But I'm like, it's my dad's problem. I'm a great. I'm gonna go Mimis And so I have the bed next to the window, right? And I slept with the window open too. But I just saw, like, I just heard my dad in the bed, before I started reading, like, right next to my window, he was putting, like, sandbags just to make sure that why was it going. What a good dad.

Yeah, but I'm like, not my problem. I'm just a girl, dad. Yeah, yeah. Sandbags? Yes, yeah. So it's flooded before. It's flooded before, like, at the bottom, it gets bad. The barrio.

Oh, God. The barrio, you're stupid. The barrio sits below sea level, I guess. Oh, good. I think they're at sea level. Probably. What's that novel? The barrio, carbon beach, the barrio.

You guys ever see that? Spanglish? No. All right, very good. Adam Sandler? Yeah, you know what's it. No, I was thinking Maria La Del Bario. Yeah, Angela.

I'm Sanana. From Santana. Hey, we have Jay Z tickets. We do. And we got Larry in East L.A. Victor, he is going for you, my friend. What the hell? You have a cough?

No. No, that's his Jay Z accent. And respectfully, that's been the best J.Z accent we've provided to the world this whole week. That's true. Do it again? Actually, yeah, it's pretty good. It's all. I can't let you win, man.

Let him be. Let him win. Let him get this, okay? Do the call. Do it, man. Do you do it, can't? No, you can't do it. Big, Vic worked at it.

It sounds good. It sounds good. It also sounds like a... Sounds like a Mexican J-Z. What a bigger! That's Mexican Jay-Z. J-Z? Okay.

Well, Patrice and Mid-City, she's going against you, Vic. All right. So this is not going to be a timer situation. That's not going to be a timer situation. since it's been raining out, we're doing rain to activities. Granted, it is clear right now. Our weather guy told us tonight might see some more rain, though. Right?

6%. You set that? 6%. 6% chance right. 6%. 60. 60. 6% chance now.

All right. Okay. Do you know what I learned? I might be wrong. I might be wrong. Sorry if I'm wrong. But at the 60% chance of rain isn't that there's 60% chance of rain. It's that 60% of the area is going to have rain.

Yeah. Oh. Isn't that crazy? Because it seems like it means like, oh, there's a chance. Todd's the Dallas rains. He sent me the weather report. No, but it just means that 60% of the area. Yeah.

I don't know if it's true or not. No, I've heard that too. The clouds like, hey, this is 60% right here. Move it. Yeah. Can you check that? What is that? I swear to God.

Did you tell me that? No. That way I know it. Don't be checking nothing. She's studying your study. I'm trying to help all of us because I fell for that. The percentage. It's probability.

It's probability of precipitation. It's called POP. Hold it down. Hold it down. POP. Probability of precipitation, okay? Any given point in the specified forecast area during the given time window. Yeah.

It feels like it's like the area. It's only 60%. It's only 60%. That's 63. That's 63. We're leaving that little area free. I don't know. It doesn't seem like he answered the question really.

So I'm going to play a clip of a movie. And you're going to tell me which movie it's from, okay? The hint that I'll give you for these movies is that more than likely they would play these movies in a classroom. Oh, okay. Yeah. I also feel like you might win because we came up with these movies. So duh. I know one for sure.

We'll go ahead, let me. Good luck. Look, Valenzuela. Gino keeps telling me you a real hot shot. Oh. So, whoa, whoa, whoa. What's that? That's my aunt.

It looks like something somebody threw away. Yeah. Well, it's mine now. Stan and deliver. No! Oh my God. No. No.

Not ever came almost? Patrice and Midcity, congrats. Thank you. You're welcome. Say thanks, thanks, thanks, thanks, thanks, thanks, for getting it wrong. And his point one, he's 99, always right. Yeah, he's always right. So you won one for real.

Stanning the liver. What move was that? Very close, but very far at the same time. Not very, not close at all at the same time. Very far. It's, I'll give you another hint. It's a musical one. A musical?

Yeah, like it's a musical one. It's about, it's a musical one. Oh. No. God. You want to give him in? Yeah, it's a Lomba, dude. Oh, La Bama.

Oh. That's when he meets his silhouettes. Gino keeps telling me you a real hot shot. So, whoa, whoa, whoa. What's that? That's my aunt. It looks like something somebody threw away. Yeah.

Well, it's mine now. Yeah. Wow. Yeah. You knew it off top? Of course. I watched them more religiously. You know that part?

Yes. Sorry, Vic, I should have played. That's what he gets there. The dude's drinking a Coca-Cola. Vicki! That's you. Okay, bro, you're always with, you always win. You're in the bolzitas right there.

Yeah. Wow, man. Well, now I can't hear that song the same. I can't unhear it. At least I'll laugh now, because it is a very sad part in the movie. One more time, one more time, one more time, one more time. The winner's gotta lose sometimes. You're deductions.

Sending your deduations right now. I want to give a dedication to Chato? He's in Carapetra doing 73 years. 73 years. 73? I'm sorry until the cops on you. Sorry. Carlo.

Send him a tr. Okay. I get your accident. Camina. Zool will come here? Now what's going on? Ew! She's Mation with Angie.

You guys, Karucci want boobies. Okay. Karuchi, who she famously dated Chris Brown. She's now dating Dionne Sanders football coach for the University of Colorado, right? Crazy range. I know. Because he is a lot older than her. He is 59 and she's 38.

So that's like a, what, 11? No, 21 year difference. Your math was... I know. 3874, that's fine. Do you like carry the 1? Okay, point B is that. Yeah, how old is he? He's 59.

And she is? 38. Yes, 21. I just hit the math. 21. 21. 21. Okay. So she was sharing how she actually wants to get her boobies done and she's told her man and he's like, yeah, I'll pay for them. But there's the catch.

Listen. Oh, pay for them. Yeah. I'll pay for them. Listen. I've been juggling with getting a boob job. I asked my man, he's like, you don't need them. Dion doesn't think you need them.

No, he's like, you're fine. And he's like, but if it's really what you want, fine. I'll buy before you. He's like, but if anything happens, if we break up, I'm taking my t' back. He wants them back if they break up. He's like, hey, you don't need him. I don't need toes. So if I don't need toes, you don't need thirties.

Wow. No, it's true. He doesn't have toes. He doesn't have toes. It is. He does. He doesn't. Literally below the knee.

Literally. You saw his prosthetic toes? I know. No, yes, you have. It's like a sock. Yeah. That's true. I'm like a sock.

Yeah. It's like a sock. Yeah, it is. Show him, Maggie. He's got a 15. Show him. Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It's a prosthetic sock. He puts it on and they give them toes. Yeah. Yes. Mm-hmm.

Yeah. You haven't seen them? I think they got color matching. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Now he's seen it.

You can watch the picture. Oh, Brow back morning. It's like on Instagram. Yeah. It's a sock. Yeah. That's not wrong. No, no, no, no, no.

All right, they're doing it together. Hey, you're singing in. Porecito, poor he got his toes. No, poorico. That's the homie carlitos. It's a homie rubber toes. Oh, damn. Damn, down, yeah.

That's my homey toes. Come on, guys. Curlitos. Oh, garlitos. Hey, curly toes. Oh, man. You got to stop. Curly toes.

Be more sensitive, please. No, well, he's joked about it, too. When he got it, he's like, I'm 10 toes down now. Oh, let's go on it. Let's go on it. Yeah, we get the fast. You know here we always tiptoe the line. Keeping our toes in the water.

Okay. Oh, that got total. My one of six. Keeps you on your toes, I guess. Anyways, if she gets her breast done and they break up, he wants the... He wants them back. To do your thing, baby, boo.

Yeah. Yeah. I don't know if you can give them back, but... What if they don't break up? But he... Some wear it. Oh. Yeah.

What? What's... I don't know. I don't know what happened. He gets to keep him. Can she keep the breasts? Yeah. He takes them with him. them. How?

I don't know. In the casket. I totally see that. That was good. Vic said that first. I know. All right. Shoot the Jay.

Shoot it. Playball. All right, you guys. Luca and the Lakers beat Steph Curry and the Golden State Warriors. Let's go, Lake Show. 127 to 105 last night. And Luca was dominant.

All right. The Warriors made the mistake of putting a rookie to guard him. The rookie was named. Yaxel Lendenborg. And he got cooked, all right? He made a half-court buzzer in Yaxel's face to end the first half. Listen to the call. Half-court shot Donchitz Rainbow.

Go! To Lendonboard as he walks to the locker room. Let's go, Luca. Yeah, it was awesome. Luca kept talking trash to him all game and scoring on him, finishing with 28 points, 8 rebounds, and 7 assists. Damn. But after the game, the rookie started running his mouth even more about Luca.

Listen to this. I had a lot of respect for him. You know, just because just watching. I didn't really watch the NBA much. I just watched highlights. Seeing them, you know, kill people all the time. But then being in their first hand, just watching all the winding and complaining, I lost all respect, man. Like, that was awful.

What is he talking about, Vic? Was Luca complaining? He was complaining to the rest. That's part of Lucas game. Hey, that was a foul. That was a foul. You know, he games the system in a way to get to the free throw line to get his team to win. At the end of the day, like, he plays to win.

the game. He's going to use any single advantage to win the game. And Yaxil said he lost all respect for him. Brother. Can you believe that? You know, I'm not going to lie. I kind of respect that take on it because he's bringing back that 90 style of let's just play, bro. Let's go. Yeah, but then Luca then also did just play. He did that half court shot. Yeah, yeah, yeah. In your face, like, you know what I'm saying? But I just like it. I like how they're not like baby in each other. Like, forget all this dapping each other. We're buddies. Bro, let's play.

Let's go to each other. It was intense. The whole game, it was back and forth. He even told Luca he sucks, which is crazy. I love that. Was there a point where the Lakers were up by like 30? Yeah, they were up by 30. Yeah.

I was walking from the Grammy Museum to my car on LA Live. And there was people coming out of the game. The game hadn't even ended yet, Vick. And then I just see sad warrior people. And then I'm asking like, hey, like I'm asking the Laker fans, hey, are they up? Did they win? They're like, we're up by 30.

We don't need to watch the rest of the game. Yeah. It was probably the beginning of the fourth quarter. They were up by like 30. Yeah. They brought Brony in early, you guys. Like, it was over. Wow.

That's how you know. Did Ronnie play? Yeah. Human victory cigar still. He came into the game like halfway into the fourth quarter. Bro, I'm telling you, it works out now. And Lucas is buying people the free parking. He got free parking.

He paid for free parking from a lot. Yeah. Free Metro rides. He's killed and it took out an ad in the LA Times. All this. That's our guy right there. Yeah. That's our guy right there.

Luca Ligran. But this other guy thinks he sucks and he lost all respect for him. Plenty of other guys you're about to see. If this is your first season, watch who else you play. Got to get. Cook. Wait until you hit Anthony Edwards. It's Power Windows 6.

LA's number one for hip-hop. You guys almost got in a car. Oh, you guys did get in a car accident. Oh, yeah, we did. Trauma, and you're bringing it back up. I totally forgot to bring it up before. What happened? Well, I was driving

And, uh, some guys just Barrow down the freeway on the five Over there by, well, really? Modest, no, not Modesto. A little bit faster. Sacramento. Sacramento. We were going to, we were passing Stockton.

We were in Stockton. Because right now it's raining. Sometimes a lot of. It wasn't raining. No, but it's a wet road. Oh, okay. No, it was dry. It's completely dry.

Please be careful why you're driving. Because look at what happened even when it was dry out. You know what's funny is that I haven't made the insurance claim, dog. What the hell? What the back's been hurting this whole time? I can feel it. So concrete was driving. I was driving.

If someone else came out of knowing. Yes, so he was driving. And then all of a sudden, I just hear Kong go, what the? And then next thing you know, I turn around and then the freaking trucks coming out us, boom, it hits us. He had three cars before he hit us, just so you know. So we were on the fast thing. Keep in mind, there was a bottleneck. We were doing the California roll.

All right. You guys are doing terms? This is like the jack-knife thing that happened last time. I don't know these terms. Jack-knife. Oh, the California road that when you're going five miles an hour, six miles an hour. You're just kind of just cruising. I've never heard of that.

Never heard of that. Yeah. So we're just kind of just cruising five miles per hour. And then, you know, this guy, he said, he said, oh, I didn't, I didn't know. I wasn't even going that fast. I was like, fool, you hit three cars before he hit us. Of course you were going that fast. And poor cito, the signor, no, because, no, and, it's that, you know, and what I was, and what I said.

And what, what, what, what, what, what, it. my desqueed, hey, man, and I was like, yeah, foo. Was he under the ambulance? No, he wasn't. He was just getting off of work, and you could just, he just made a mistake. He looked over, he looked back next to you know, he's barelying through four cars. And it wasn't like a little car. He wasn't like in a Dodge Ram, 3,500.

Oh, man. All lifted. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. This is the first time I hear someone getting a car saying, like feel bad for the other person I did I felt really bad I feel really bad and you know there was a guy that was acting a little you know mean he was being mean and and he was man we're come on bro where's your where's your uh where's your insurance he's like I don't have it here with me right now and he said you should be carried brother and I was like do relax he just

hit three people yeah the last thing you want to do is cause more more frantic energy all of that anxiety yeah to the situation that's already hit tense so just relax he said he's He has it. I know. He was. He was. I was. I was like, dude, just chill.

The other dude was great. Greg. Stop. I was. No, no, no. Greg wasn't full on like picture. I'm doing pictures, brother. You're taking pictures.

I got like 20 pictures. Oh, yeah. He was documented. He was like, a new lawyer. Yeah. And I felt bad for the bro guy because he had just got his brand new Tesla. Like not even, he didn't have license plates on that thing yet. Oh, damn.

He was, I just got that two months ago, brother. I was like, oh. They don't know how to move out the way, Teseless? Not when they were barreling down. They can't move out of the way? He was, I was like, how fast were you going? He was like, oh, no, no, like, come, oh, yes, me espo? I was like, no, no, seor.

We're all going legs, though. I was like, dude, you were going at least 35. Did he hit a car, then that car hit a car? So, it's like, imagine, like, you know, it's on the fast end of center divider. Everybody's trying to move to the right because they see him coming, so he's just clipping cars. Oh, on the side. Yeah, he's clipping cars on the side. So the bourbon right now, the back left side of the bourbon is all like smashed.

We have to put out. It's fixable, though, right? Well, yeah, anything's fixable. Only it's not fixable our lives, right? And then it's a good thing that nobody was hurt. Nobody was severely hurt. And we were fine. That's good.

So are you not going to do the claim on him? I'm still going to do the claim. Are you kidding me? He's not paying for it. The insurance is going to go up. His insurance is going to go up with that. I mean, back. He clipped for a car.

He's the one that said that you felt bad for him, that it just felt so sad. At the moment, yeah, at the moment, you're like, dude, really relaxed, chill. Like, what's done is done. Everybody's fine, cool, everybody's breathing. All right. But, you know, especially.

He's already going to get insurance. He could have ran. He could have been one of those guys. Ah, go, cori. But how, you're going to do it in traffic. Yeah. And then he tried to move a little bit. Like, his jantta was like all the way in.

Oh, yeah. Yeah, his truck was totaled because I think his A arm and all that was like, the axle was. done. Like how old do you think this person? Probably like my dad's. It's like 60. Oh no, I feel bad. But just tell him like cash and yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah. Cash? Yeah.

Safe for you to fix it. He can't pay for cash all those four cars? Four cars? Who can? I mean, I'm for cons like little things. That's a lot of money. It's because the thing is that everybody's already. The the Tesla dude is definitely going to do the claim. Oh, his car is. For sure. For sure. And then there was another guy there too he was going to do the clean. You already have

dancing. You're proving. No, I don't. I do. No, I don't. Yeah, the curb came out of nowhere. Yeah, no, he hit my car from what kinds of sides. The car flipped over. But you guys are good. We're good.

I saw the photos and everybody's like, oh, are you guys okay? Yeah, I'm fine. Eric flew across the truck and he did his. Greg has to be a back thing. Eric flew out the window because Cholo's don't wear seat belts. Cholo should wear seatbelt. Dude, you should have seen it, there was one Cortez

like 300 yards away. There's a marker somewhere on the ground. He's like, Yeah, me la 222, 22. It's the only number I know. We don't doubt that other one. Well, I'm glad you're good.

Yeah. Yeah, we're good. Hey, fuck. Hell of studios. What's 9 plus 10? Do you like? Look at this. Studio's food.

All right, Perritos. I am actually a victim of this. When the 1994 earthquake happened, I was scared of the dark. I was scared to go into the hallways. I always felt like someone was there. Afterwards. After it happened. I was always scared.

And still to this day, sometimes. Oh, yeah, bro. I feel like somebody's in the hallway when I turn off the light. Have you guys ever gone through that? No, because we don't have big ass houses like you. I don't have a big house. Oh, yeah. I don't.

I have a normal house. Why do you think I have a big house? Because I have a big house. Because I have a football team. No. No, well, that feeling is called. felt presence, all right? And researchers surveyed 337 people, all right?

What? Keep going. No, say it. No, go ahead. It's your guys. This is kind of, like, crazy that you're talking about the presence, but you don't believe in energy and spirits. I don't.

I'm trying to find a... You. Oh, listen. Greg! Oh, I don't believe it. You didn't just tell you you believe in Jesus and it didn't just go away? Man. You didn't just go to church?

He's studying your study, dog. You don't believe in ghosts. You don't even say nothing half of the time right now. And now of a sudden you want to talk. And now you want to talk. And now you want to talk. But you don't believe in ghosts or anything. I don't believe in ghosts.

Go to church. Go to church. And this is going to prove why I don't believe it. Because it says people who scored higher in spirituality or signs linked to psychosis risk reported the feeling more often. Guys, it's your mind. So, how do you psychotic? Yeah. That's exactly.

what it is. I'm tripping, dog. I'm tripping. I'm tripping. It's nothing else. Sometimes it's even your pipes at the bottom of the house just making noises, dog. You know what you need? You don't need God. You need a plumber. That's never happened, bro. You need WD 40. Yeah, you always need God. Yeah,

guys, it's not, it's in your head, don't. You're a pipe. You're a lot of it. You guys are crazy, don't. You are, you're cycle. Yeah, but I'm admitting it. At least you guys are not admitting it. We're saying it's ghosts. Yeah, you guys are thinking it's ghosts and all kinds of people. Stop.

It's not spirits. It's not energy, fool. What is it? Go to sleep. Ignore it. Go, man. Drink water, fool? So you're not, you don't have psychosis.

Concord, you're, you've been visited by spirits and you just got to accept it. Okay? It's a felt presence. You guys think so? Yeah. Yes. I think I've been touched by ghosts. Yeah.

They felt you up. Yeah. It happens. Yeah. It happens. You know, have you been to a room? Where? Where?

No, like, like right here. His forehead. Yeah, they touch my forehead. Relax, Vic. Right away with those cochinace. Thank you, Concord. Touched by an angel. I don't even know what the study is again.

That kind of leaves a ghost. That nobody's following you. There's nobody there in the hall with you. It's all inside your mind, all right? Stop smoking crack. I don't smoke it. Oh, okay. What's the breakdown?

My race. What's the breakdown? Oh. No, no. We're not doing that. Black people said, hell no. We're out of here.

Only Vic and Concrete are laughing. And Mexicans are like, I know this, Neil. That's okay. We make fun of everybody here because we love everybody. If we don't make fun, it's because we don't like you.

Like them Indians. We don't make fun of them. Again, concrete and great. Can you play my, anything I say is only, It doesn't involve Power 106. No. Oh, okay.

The disclaimer? The disclaimer. Well, if you guys didn't have any complaints, please go to Power 106.com and find out details. Disclaimer. Any of the dumb shit concrete says or does that causes discomfort, cringiness, or irritability is solely the view of concrete's and not the views of Power 106 or Brown Bagg mornings. Maybe Greg's, but no one else's. You can advise.

But it is. But it is. I love everybody. Guys. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Oh, no. Don't give me the finger. Don't give me the finger.

Don't give me the finger. Mona's wrapping me up with the finger. Yeah, our producer of Mona is right. I'm going to suck it next time. You're going to be visited by her man, is what you are. Bring Tony too. This is Tony's baby girl. Bring Tony to that.

Let's go on. Two for one deal.