Brown Bag Mornings - Brown Bag Mornings Ep. 03 (6/28/23)

Episode Date: June 28, 2023

Letty Peniche and Rosecrans Vic come together for Brown Bag, the LA based (and biased) morning show from 2 hispanics who love to hustle, put people on game, and of course, clown. Check them out LIVE everyday on POWER 106 6A-10A, Monday thru Friday. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. 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 Cyprus Hill. Where are you from, Esse? Don't you know I'm local? Accepting all jobs, Argi Maximo. If you have any photo shoot that you need, a videographer. Hey, if you need help, roofing your house, Maximo will take the job. He just paid in full a bill that was like $600, which is very stupid. I told you paying payments.

I tried to, I don't know what I tried to do, honestly. Yeah. And I just hit next, and it's like success. Oh. I wish success was that easy. Why does it always hurt when you pay a bill like that? It's crazy, huh? It hurts me.

Yeah, it really hurts. So, yeah, he's looking for work. $600 is a lot, dog, to pay at one time. I told you get it in payments. Get on the line with a representative. Yeah. As long as you give them any money, they're good. It's okay.

And you can't undo it because you know like you owe it. It's too late. It's too late. All right. Besides that pain, I'm going to talk to you about a pain that's going on at the beach. You know, like when we think about the beaches and what may be in the waters, especially like around this time in L.A., you think jellyfish probably, you definitely think sharks with everything that's going on.

But one thing you should be thinking about more than anything are stingrays. Apparently, we are like the capital for stingray stings in the water. So make sure that you're aware of that when you're going to the beaches because it's going to hit 90 and up this weekend. I know people are headed to the beach. I know for sure. I never trusted stingrays ever since Steve Irwin. Yeah.

I didn't know they could kill you. They're not good in my book. Yeah. I didn't know they came like over here. I thought they were already. Right. Same. Over there.

Over there. Over there. Australia. No, we're like a capital for stingray stings. And it's because they get, they're low-key little gangsters. They're territorial dogs. They stay close to the ground. And it always ends up that we step over them, step on them.

And then they attack us, right? So we're coming on their block and they're like, no, it's hot over here. And they get it you. But there's a thing called the stingray shuffle that everyone needs to know about. What is that? What is that? Just say thank you, Tia Latina, okay? So apparently when you get into the water, you're supposed to dig your kind of feet into the sand

and just shuffle a little bit to like move the sand up to let the stingrays that are around you know that there's something there. So that they can, they don't want to sting you. Yeah. Like, so that they can know to, like, swim away. Otherwise, you're just stepping and then you might step over there. Yeah. So when you get into the water, do that. Don't just, I know people that hide their feet in the sand just to hide their feet.

But do that when you're in the water, too. Like, do that in the water, shuffle it around a little bit. It's called the Stingray Shuffle. And I do feel like that should be a song. Yeah, I was about to say. Sounds like a little Uzi song. Yeah. Yeah.

Stingray Shuffle. Yeah. So just be careful out there. And then I also learn, because I, you know me, I get my little, ooh, animal planet vibes. When stingrays sting you, you're supposed to put your, whatever the sting is in hot water for 30 to 40 minutes. I thought you were going to say pee. No, no, no, that's jellyfish. So I'm like, I feel like someone might get stung by a stingray thing.

The jellyfish situation is going to work. That's not the same. You just got peed on for no reason. You need to go into some hot water because that will, like, remove all the toxins that a stingray gets to you. Wow. There's so many interesting things. I know. So many interesting things that makes me never want to go to the beach again.

I know. I'll stare at the water from afar. Are you those types that get in the water or not? Because there's people that just stay outside. Me. I'll get in. I stay out. Yeah.

I used to get in the water like as a kid and a teen. And now I'm just like, man, the ocean, not for me. Yeah. I like it, but I'm small, so I only go up to my knees because I don't want the waves to take me. Yeah. Yeah. It's happened. Yeah.

Yeah. I don't like the stingrays. Just the thought of the stingrays is making me mad. I'm maybe just thinking like, did Steve Rwin not know to get in hot water? Or was it like too late? He was too late. Like I think the stingray, his heart or something. His chest like in it like yeah.

Yeah. There was no time. Yeah. And then he was in hot water. Yeah, but we ain't forget. We ain't forget. You all never forget. You know, he's in the memes.

It's up forever with stingrays. Yeah. Yeah. They look so nice and it probably was. It wasn't their fault. But I think we all expected like a crocodile to do it. Oh yeah, definitely. I think it wouldn't have hurt as much.

Yeah. That sounds messed up. The crazy part of that is that it's filmed somehow. And I'm sure the footage is somewhere. Yeah. Someone has them. Because they were filming a show. I don't think they could ever redeem themselves.

Like after you kill a figure like Steve Irwin. Yeah. Even the baseball team changed their name. They were the Tampa Bay Devil Rays and they just went to the race. Really? Yeah. Because of that? For Steve?

I don't know. I mean, maybe. But I probably had something to do with it. Like, who would want to be associated with somebody or some group that killed Steve Irwin? Even on, like, TikTok, I saw a video of a stingray, like, smiling. They're like, oh, like, stingrays are nice. And I was like, man, screw this damn stingray. You know it's so neat.

Never forget. Because I couldn't even really like the stingray in Nemo that was the teacher. Yes. Because he was really cool, dog. He carried those fish on his bag. We know what his homies did. Yeah. But I feel like I'm like, I can't really like.

like you like that I see no figurines of you at Disney like no one yeah they know yeah they know poor thing we know yeah but if you go to the afternoon of the Pacific you can actually touch him I've told you with two fingers they tell you go ahead and touch them right on top I'd rather not with the ops at all well I have touched them and they're just rough yeah yeah it's like a rough sandpaper or something like oh man that's what it feels like and she's always like on the other side yeah yeah like what if it was Steve Irwin's fault like like like like look like Yeah. Well, I always thought stings, like, you're telling me right now that it's like if you got stung by a sting where you can put hot water.

I thought immediately, like, you die right there and then. Me too, because of Steve Irwin. Like, same thing. Jellyfish, don't you die right there and then? No. Yeah, see, I thought it was like sudden death. Like, poop. Yeah.

That's it. I think they can kill you. Yeah. But it's because, yeah, no, no, no, they can kill. Like, I feel like if there's a swarm of jellyfish or something. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. You can pass away from that. Or certain, like.

And the thing about California and what I read when I was reading about the stingrays is that we don't have the crazy ones that can kill you here. Like we're like so, yeah, there's different types of jellyfish. But I definitely think the stingrays here can hurt you really bad. Just make sure you get stung in the face by a jellyfish. Why? You guys stung in the face? No, just make sure you don't get stung in the face. Oh, no.

Because then someone's got to pee on you. Oh, whoa. Oh, you're right. Why do you think about that stuff? He wants someone to see a good. Oh, what? That's weird. A lot of the stingray even, like, they're not bites.

Sting, not the stingray. Jellyfish stings out here is because we want to touch them because we're stupid humans. Because they're either wash up on shore or like we see them and they're like the most common like stings from a jellyfish happen when humans see them on the beach and want to touch them. So it's like we're done. I would still be me. I would never. At the aquarium they said they used two. fingers.

Yeah. Okay, at the beaches, there's like, there's usually like little tight pools and I always go and touch the sponges and I get the crabs and I do all that stuff. I know. I know, but no one's watching me. You're messing with human nature. I know. So that would be me definitely if I saw a jellyfish.

Let me touch it. What does it feel like? Have you guys ever? Oh, Marcus, not you got pee on me! Oh, that's weird. It's brown bag mornings. And this is our new segment. What's your tissue?

What is your tissue? What is the tissue you got with me? Angie, there's something going on in your house. And it's an all-out war over the two-ply. Okay, I just have to come and just tell you guys how annoyed I am right now of my sisters, my two older sisters, to be exact. I'm just going to vent, you guys. Because they're so annoyed.

So I've been buying toilet paper for the last couple months. I know it's really dumb what we're fighting for or what I'm getting mad for. I've been buying toilet paper for the last couple months. And so right now we just ran out. And I'm in this petty move where I'm just like, you know what? Have my other sisters buy the other, the toilet paper? Because I'm just fed up. And right now we don't have any toilet paper.

Because everyone's in their pride of the toilet paper. But I've texted my older sister because she's the one that doesn't buy any toilet paper right now. And I'm like, hey, there's no more toilet paper. Can you go buy something? She hasn't replied back. Right now they're just stealing toilet paper from my mom. Wow. And guess what I did?

I went to Target yesterday. And I bought the big 36 pack. But I'm like, I'm going to keep it in my car and I'm going to stay petty until they buy toilet paper because I'm just fed up. Keeping TP in your car is crazy. I'm just fed to the house. No, you guys, because I'm honestly, I'm the one buying toilet paper and they haven't bought any toilet paper, which I know it's not expensive. But it's like if I continue to buy toilet paper, that's just me enabling them. Yeah.

And it's just frustrating because they just keep stealing toilet paper from my mom instead of going to the store. Yeah. If it's not you, if it's not getting toilet paper from you, they're getting it from your mom. Yeah. You said that you've been buying it for the past couple months. How long have you been the sole toilet paper purchaser? I'm going to say since the beginning of the year. No way.

Dang. Oh, that is crazy, though. Who would buy it before? One of my other sisters. But we would take turns. Like it'll show in its words and then I'll pay some and then it'll go back and forth. And that's what they do at Angie's house. So at Angie's house, it's a lot of like rotating tasks.

Like what I know is like one. One weekend, Angie, like, cleans the restroom. Another weekend, her sister cleans the restroom. Like, and she has four sisters. Yeah, we're four. You're four. But now they're not purchasing it because they're relying on Angie. Angie's going to buy it.

I'm going to buy it. And then I have nieces too, so they use it too. But I'm not going to throw it in my nieces fade. Yeah. But you do work at the radio station, so. So what? Total paper is not even expensive. It's like 25 bucks.

Go to Costco. Is there anything in the house they pay for? Up and up rent. That they pay for. there's just their food and their bills I guess I don't know I don't go ask them so they pay for it on the way in but not the way out

that's unfair you should tell them to text them all and tell them they have little Tee energy who buys your mom's toilet paper she does her own everyone pays for their own stuff like their own shampoo their own toothpaste all that stuff it's just the toilet paper it's just the community

of people buying besides your mom yeah besides she buys her own yeah and so so that they don't wipe with their hands hands or leaves, they go take your mom's toilet paper. In their head, they're like, you know what your sisters are saying? Angie just has to buy one thing for the house. It's just toilet paper. And she's not doing it.

So you know what? We're going to buy, we're going to let her suffer. And she doesn't want to buy toilet paper. She's not going to buy it. And then we're going to use moms. That's how they're thinking of it. Maybe. They're thinking like, uh, desegraecida.

Not even. Ungrateful. All you have to do is buy toilet paper. We're older. We took care of you. You know what my older sister, like the eldest. She would do. She used to, like, clean offices.

So she would never buy toilet paper, but she would steal the toilet paper and bring it home. Oh. I'm telling you, she's never bought toilet paper. In her life? It's just her thing. I have a good idea. You should steal your mom's toilet paper.

No, I feel bad. I feel bad of doing that. You know what? No, collateral damage. How do you feel with the 36 rolls in your car, though? Oh, I feel cool. I don't care. So comfy.

I can take a nap and use it as a pillow. What? We. Yo, I heard Power saying there's 36 rolls of toilet paper missing. I don't know. Wow.

We got that park toilet paper. No one wants the toilet paper. One fly. Yeah, and whatever, they make the roll kind of like Oh, really? Like really hard to like take out. Yeah.

What do they do at parks that it's so hard to take out a freaking more than one little of life? Yeah. They don't want you coming back. Okay. I thought that was only me because I'm like,

maybe I'm pulling it wrong, but you guys are saying it's one that it's no it's definitely by design that at the parks I think you know like in the roll of toilet toilet paper it goes into that thing that's also a circle like I don't know what it's called but I think low key that in parks or in certain areas it's not a circle it's a it's a square it's like a cube but not like a long cube I don't know how to explain this yeah yeah but instead of like that cylinder thing that we put the roll over it's like a cube so that it kind of like jolts a little bit when you're taking out the toilet paper and it makes you like stop.

If it was a role, we just like, oh yeah, for sure. Yeah, which I probably need one of those at my house because the way these children are just, play with it? Again, I'm super old, so I have old references, okay? So I think there was like a Looney Tunes episode or like Tiny Tunes.

And it was like a little, like one of the ducks was like getting toilet paper and then flushing it down the toilet and was like, the water go down the hole, toilet paper go down the hole. It's stupid, but it's in my brain. But he ends up, like clogging the toilet like with toilet paper and what the stuff he's

putting down there and those are my children like hey what can we throw in the toilet and how can we clog it like today yeah it's a thing I'll be so hot I know but they're so cute too and then it's like and then I have super mom guilt that if they get mad or sad or cry I'm completely overwhelmed with I'm the worst mom ever

so I have to make it better so then I'm like here more stuff to put in the toilet let's see here right there check this out there's three restaurants rooms in my house, right? Mm-hmm. And so I found, there's a restroom that's specifically designated for number two, right? Jorge and my dad use it mostly because there's one in the restroom in my room.

And honestly, girls don't really poop, poop that crazy. And then our poop doesn't smell that crazy, like how do this one. So that restroom is for them specifically, right? I don't, I don't purchase the toilet paper. Jorge purchased the toilet paper. But one day, I went into their bathroom. Yeah. Why does he have the softest most cushiony toilet paper? Ever? Like it's the soft one. It's the one that even has like the quilted one. Like it's the one that's like 17 plight. And I'm like, wait, you guys put this in here? Like that's really messed up that like one toilet is getting privileged over the other toilets. That is hilarious. I was like, and then yes, I took that toilet paper and I took it to my room. See, it's a war between.

Yeah, what's your tissue for real? Like toilet paper? T.P. Wait, so you're saying that he buys two different types of toilet paper? He buys two different types of toilet paper. Yeah. One for his roommate, me, and one for him and my dad that gets to go number two, like kings. That is funny.

Because guess what? I'm going to get that one toilet that Will I.M. has that one cool Drake toilet that makes your seat warm. And no one's allowed but me to use it. That's me. It's funny because my cousin. I would always be at their house and they'd always have like the super thin toilet paper

and I'd be like, yo what's wrong with you guys? But they liked it. Like I would, I bought toilet paper from my house. They liked the deal. And they didn't like the soft one. They would be like, nah, like we like the other one.

We like to fill our fingers. And sci-fi over here, he said, he likes the thin one. Wow. Why? Are you sure you never did you? He says his fingers ripped through the paper. Oh!

Oh, that is what I think of the thin ones. I think of like, you know when guys shave and then they put the little, I feel like that's all on your butt. Little pieces of toilet paper on your food. Dingleberries for sure. Yeah. Wow. The thin one. The preference of having a thin one, that's like, I don't know.

I've never met anyone that likes a thin one. Cereal killers. That is great. Just no sci-fi. I'm judging the hell out of you right now. You have a tissue at your house too, no? Yeah. What's your tissue?

It's the one with the bear on it. Yeah, we have that one. And we have that one in like all the other restrooms, but in the guest restroom we buy like the big box from Costco. So it's the thin one for a guest. Oh, that's messed up. My dad says, my dad says, Miha, we don't want your mom's family to come back.

He said like the worst experience ever. That is comedy. He says it as a joke. Mom, chill. I know you hated my sister. Yeah, my dad be joking like that. So, yeah. What about wipes?

I feel like a new thing and clearly they've always been around. But like they have, it's called dude wipes. I saw them at the story. Yeah, that's what I use. It's so crazy because, why can you talk about that? Huh? Yeah, what is that? Just why and what?

Yeah, that's all I use. But why? It's just white. It's more efficient. You feel cleaner. But look at this. Check this out. It's regular wipes.

They're just in a black package so that men could feel like masculine. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, yeah. All wipes are the same.

It's the same as the little flushable wipes. Yeah. It's marketing. Yeah, but I buy them on Amazon that come in. It's all good.

Because we buy the wife from Costco too. We buy like... No, I got wipes too, but I didn't know there was like a like a male version. Yeah. Dude wipes.

Literally called dude wipes. So stupid. I hate men. It's for babies. Hey, the baby ones are cheaper though. Dollar Tree has some great wipes, don't. Yeah, I realized I was like, y'all, I've been paying like way overpriced just because they say dude wipes on them. Yeah.

I feel robbed and scams. Because I low-key feel like I can't use dude wipes because they say dude wipes. Wow. That's funny. No, I'm serious. Like, it's meant to say it's, if you saw wives that said girl wipes or whatever, you'd be like, oh, that's for her thing. That's not for me. Right?

Depends how desperate I am, but yeah. You'll still use it? Yeah. For running low. But these wipes, they're flushable. Yeah, they're flushable. Oh, okay, okay. You know that no wipes are actually flushable, but whatever.

Well, that's my apartment's problem, you know? You're right, you're right. That's the maintenance problem. Wow. That's one way to think. Yeah, well, you know, I go to Costco, I go crazy. I get the big packet of toilet paper and the big box of wipes. Yeah.

We good for like a few months. What? Yeah, because there's only four of you, huh? Five. Five. Oh. I saw this story, not to change, I was like, if you had, By the way, if you have any tissue at your house, like any beef, for real over toilet paper,

we want to hear about it. Just know you're not alone. These are real people problems. Still matter. Real people problems. We still have no solution for Angie. Yeah, no. I told her, steal your mom's toilet paper.

No, I'm going to keep the toilet paper in my car. Every time I need something, I'm going to go in my car. That sounds really inconvenient for you. Teepee her room. Have them scrambling and feel the fear of not having the toilet paper and having to do the funny walk. No, you know what they do? Because that's happened. They'll be yelling from the restroom like, can somebody bring me toilet paper?

And then put on your headphones. Well, somebody's going to grab it. I'm with Angie. I would be that petty. Yeah, I'm fed up. So fed up. She's really pissed. It's hilarious.

And they're all like over 30. For real. All right. But you said how you like shop at Costco, right? Did you see that Costco's going to crack down on people sharing the Costco members? membership? No. Yeah. It just happened to my mother-in-law. What happened? We sent her yesterday with Daniela's card and they're like, nah, you can't buy it. Wow. They're being very, oh my God. Because they checked the ID now, huh? It's happened to my dad too. Like he had a full cart of

hold on. You didn't hear what he said? No, it's okay. It's not worth repeating. Yeah. It's your favorite joke. Yeah. It was a good joke, but I feel like repeating it and getting into trouble. Actually, I don't know. I can say it once. Say it once. Shame on you? Yeah. What? That's how she was acting.

The register. Oh, I thought me. No, it's do jokes. Yeah, that's why I was so awesome. Like, what happened? Angelica, you were talking about Costco. Oh, okay, I was talking about, okay, because they were cracking down accounts, people, that stuff. So my dad went to Costco, I think it was Costco or Sam's Club.

And you know how they usually always check ID or at least a no see? They always do. And so he went to go do groceries. He had a full card of stuff in there. And as soon as he was going to pay, they told him he cannot use it the card and he cannot pay because of the same thing that it was in his account. So it's happened before. But it's like you're getting money. He got mad.

I'm like, how can you get mad in Spanish? They don't understand your dad. That's my dad, though. But he was just really mad and he's like, I'm never going back. But he went back the week afterwards. Yeah, I don't know why they do that. Yeah, it was dumb because it's literally he has everything. ready he has his credit card just because no they're like that with the tires too because I get my

tires from Costco and like I can't go rotate my tires my dad has to take my car which I think is stupid because like he's on the car he's on he's on the car he's on the car it's my car like I already paid for the tires full you just have to rotate them like you can like Instacart on Costco and it's the person who is on Instacart's card really didn't know that seriously I don't know oh yo I swear that would save me I know that I've Instacarded on Costco. Like, I've Instacarting, one of the options is Costco. And then I don't have a card, but I get the stuff.

Ah. Lifehack. It's a real life hack. Let's take crack down on that, too. I can't return my terrace online. I'm tired of everybody trying to crack down on everything. Like Netflix, Costco. It's like I get inflation hitting them, but inflation's hitting us too, you guys.

And I get why they're doing it because it's like, oh, we're losing money or whatever. But it's like, you're also profiting. You're getting something, dog. Yeah. And most of the time, they're not actually losing money. they're not just increasing revenue in the next, like, quarter for their stockholders, and it's just BS. Yeah. Yeah.

Come on, Kirkland. Crack down your mom. What? Like, these people at the head of the companies, you know? And sometimes they don't even let you go in there for food either. Like, you know, their food courts? Yeah. Like, Costco doesn't let you go in to buy, like, a hot dog or a chew or no more.

You have to have, like, a car. No way. Because before, like, before I used to work across the street from one, I used to go and get a slice of pizza. Yeah, pizza. Two bucks. do that no more. No way. Yeah, even at Sam's club, me and my sister, they'd be like, no, you can't.

What is this world coming to? I'm just going to get pizza. Like, my dad shops here every week. Wow. I love Costco pizza. Yeah. It's great. Well, now I'll get your face on an ID before I can even go in.

You have a Costco card? Yeah. Executive. Oh. No, I don't think I have the executive. But I do have one. Let me see it. Oh, Jose has a Costco part.

Oh, executive. Why don't we just send the homie that has the Costco. Coscow cards to do the running. That's true. We don't got time. For anything. Well, he has time. Right.

He has the right time. Here it is. Oh, I do have that one. Let me see your Costco card. Wow. What is the executive member mean? Who knows? You guys are.

Age. What is the executive member? Shout to all the Costco executive members. I think it means like you get money back if you spend a certain amount. Really? I thought that was you get to go in like an hour before it opens to the public or something. Is that true? I don't know.

I don't know. He's just seniors. Oh, okay. Oh, yeah. This is Be Real from Cypress Hill. Where are you from, Esse? Don't you know I'm local? All right, this one hurts, man.

This one don't feel good at all. Spanto, who co-founded, born and raised, if you're from out here, you know born and raised. He passed away yesterday. He passed away in a... a tragic car accident and we just had him on talking about a beautiful thing that he's done has continued to do throughout his career and his creation of born and raised when he gave back to kids that were graduating from Venice High by gifting them each the newborn and raised dunks that he had made right yeah incredible and then our text message threads go crazy

see yesterday. Our group chats, our Instagrams, our Twitter. And one, we really see the impact that he had on culture, but two, it was just like confirmation that we really lost someone that was creating a way out of the hood and making it beautiful to represent the hood at the same time. Hailing from Venice, his family was deep-rooted in Venice. I think he said they've been there for like a century like 90 plus years his family was there to set the tone of what venice is right now and culturally born and raised has done so much especially having like a Latino head as the creative you know and the co-founder um it was awesome to speak to him a couple weeks back but i definitely want to read a post that he had put up on his instagram and take his words to speak about his journey

if you guys don't mind. No ahead. So he had posted, I just want to take a moment to take a long, hard look back and what has happened over the last 10 years. I think if you'd take a peek at my Instagram

and see the highlight reel, I think it might have been easy. From where I've started, like in the early years of my life, growing up, my dad, he was homeless, and my mom was mentally ill. I spent a lot of time in and out of the system from an early age,

from central juvenile hall to many years spent. in the county. I decided to create a clothing brand while the last time I was incarcerated. I cooked up BXR while I was in the hole at Supermax. A couple years after working on BXR, we started moving. Things were great. And one month after we launched with union, I was diagnosed with terminal cancer. So from 2013 until now, I've been battling cancer. Did four years of chemo, lost 100 pounds, and my hair numerous times. What I'm getting at is life is hard for everyone,

and I want anyone to know that if you're feeling discouraged or like life has given you too many handicaps, it's okay. You're going to be fine. Things will get better. I'm cancer-free. I'm not incarcerated, and my family has a house to live in, and I want to look back at all that has happened and say thank you.

Wow. His creativeness and just what again, what he's done born and raised it's a cool

brand man it is fire it's like it's I told him when we had this on when we had him

on our phone it feels like the supreme of our time like this is the stuff that's pushing culture

that's collaborating with brands like Nike we see him doing stuff he was in Vogue recently

because he did a Levi's collab like he's pushing those boundaries of streetware and he's

doing it for all of us, you know, to see that he had passed, it's, it's, it's incredibly sad. Yeah. His brand is the big brother or dad of like every other streetwear brand in LA that's came after it. Everybody is like emulating born and raised in a way and trying to attain that respect, right?

That's just the brand. But him as a person, I've heard nothing but great things about what he does for people, the conversations he had. The way I actually found out was Yaleen, who's a really, close friend of mine. I look at her like a little sister was really close with Spanto and she just called me like hysterically, you know, crying and, you know, told me what happened and I couldn't believe it, you know, because she told me like,

I look at you like a big brother, look at him like a big brother and I just can't believe it. Like, he's not here anymore. I don't want to accept it. And I really felt for her because like she was, she looked up to him and all the things that she said like he was there. for her like all the things behind the scenes you know like you start to see the post of like man back in 2013 spanto did this for me or you know this and that like and it's just like wow the positive impact he had on this world yeah um you know behind the scenes is like unmatched you know and the impact he had

on culture los angeles he loved los angeles a beacon of of culture in l.A forever you know and and i'm just super i woke up that was the first thing that i thought about Same. This morning. I was like, I still can't believe that happened. Yeah. It's really tragic. He was a cool fool.

Yeah. He was cool. He was fly. He's from Venice. Yeah. Like, that was great. It was really cool to just look at him and see what he's doing. And I think coming from someone that when, when it comes to Latino's cultural input, right, we're always looking meant to be the consumer.

We're here to do the work behind the scenes. I will make the clothes. Yeah. Other people, other brands, clothes. for them like we're in the shops and stuff like that and we'll buy the clothes but never are we the face or are we put are we the brand born and raised made la the brand but born and raised made latinos a brand and cool as brand with these with i'm telling you with these stuff and what he's doing in vogue you know i saw him like kendrick lamar was rocking born and raised you see everybody like like um

show love even now and it shows you dang you were even hit to born and raise it was it was on the brink of really being that crazy national brand. And I see him with what Jerry Lorenzo's been doing with essentials. You know, we're cool and we're from LA. And it feels like you want to look like us. You want to be styled like us. And this man was like at the forefront of that to think that he created this brand in jail, in Supermax. You know, so many of our brothers and sisters, our cousins, our uncles, they're in, they're locked up.

They've done some time and they're trying to figure out what do I do. Yeah. And that's right where he was too. He makes sure to let us know, dude, my life was not easy. I may have colored eyes and look like how I look like, but I've had a life and it's not been easy. But I took this and I was like, how can I create something that resonates?

And this, like to me, incredibly sad. I met Spanto at ComplexCon when Born and Raised did a collab with Nipsey. And I remember meeting him and I was like, damn, this is so cool. ComplexCon, not only is Nipsey here, You guys got a collab. It's really dope. And then I see the photo of both Nipsey and Spanto, who have both passed and both contributed to L.A.

And both given that input, given their all, blood, sweat, tears, and more. And now they're passed. But their work still resonates, you know? That speaks beyond anything else. That gives me this weird sense of motivation. Like, and I hope that if it does anything, it does that for you too. Do not let whatever circumstances that you have be the reason. and why you don't keep creating.

He literally was in Supermax. Like, didn't, probably understood this might be a cycle for him. Yeah. And was like, let me create this brand.

You know, when he spoke to us, he talked about why he used, like, those old English born and raised letters. They are tattoos and he's from Venice. And you see, you know Venice for the tattoo shops.

Everyone wants to get one out there and being able to use that and create something that we're going to have forever and we're going to stand behind forever. I know that the love that we have for it is just going to be tenfold. Yeah. You know?

it's wild because even those shoes that he gave to the kids at Venice High, which I hope he didn't sell kids. Yeah. But on the shoelaces, they say, in loving memory. Wow. Which is wild. Wow. Super wild.

Yeah. Wow. But, man, Spanto and his family. Yeah. He has kids. He's a father. This is going to affect them clearly beyond measure. But the love that's going to surround the brand and the family and the friends and

everybody that knows him, I'm taking in all of the stories, just like you said, of, like, him being helpful or him being right there. Because, lo-key, he was a G, too. Yeah. So it's like that G that looks out for you. Like, how you got this? Yeah, hold on. I'll make the connect.

That I'm going to have so much joy in that, that people now know the story. Because also G's moving silence, like, this is on you. And it's not like he's trying to let, he wouldn't want it that. He's like, ah, yeah, yeah, let me just help you because I want to help you. Yeah. That's it. No, he was around. I'm starting to see, like, the whole wave of, like, the early 2010s on Fairfax, Melrose, like, Rosewood era of, like, Dom Kennedy and, like, everybody.

I just seen a really wholesome video of, like, this guy, Julian and him riding Dom Kennedy's bike through, like, the Rosewood, Fairfax area, and Spanto's on, like, the handlebars. And they're just having fun, you know? They're just, they're just young. They're just, like, rolling around. like, oh, we took down Kennedy's bike. You know, we're going to run to the store real quick and come back with it. Like, little things like that. You're just like, wow, all these, these memories are starting to, like, people are starting to share them.

And they're really beautiful. And the crazy part about this is me and Yeline were literally talking about doing like a photo shoot. And then she's like, dude, I'm a his banto. Maybe we'd do some born and raised stuff. I was like, dude, that would be sick. Literally, we had that conversation two days ago. And then the next day was, like, in between, her text, like she called me. She's like, he's gone. And I'm like, what do you, what are you talking about?

Right. It's too. It's crazy sudden and that's how life works. And she also said that he was really grateful to be on the on the radio with us. Like he really appreciated that. Because he's a LA kid. Yeah. He's a power kid. He was really excited about being on power. So I, I took a like a sense of like gratefulness like I'm grateful we were able to share that moment with him. Yeah. Even even myself like I was because I worked with Jeep for a while and he did a few campaigns with him so I was able to just be in the presence

of like how he ran his shoes and his vision and just like seeing everyone on set it almost didn't feel like you were on set it felt like you were just hanging out with a bunch of homies and like he made like that presence felt and like those working situations

feel like just like I hang out like a barbecue and like seeing how happy everyone was to just be there and I spoke to you. yesterday and he was just like man I was just messing with him and saying like no I don't want to go to your Levi's event it's too it's too bougie for me right and he just told me like it just shows me that there's moments that we regret later where we should take that initiative to just go hang out to make that call you know and just hearing that from him and seeing how devastated he was and let me know

like we really got to take advantage of these moments and appreciate like our friends and family and every little moment because at any moment anything could change you know so we're all born and raised out here it feels good he helped us feel good about that he helped us get pride in that and I think that doesn't go away any clothing any I got some hoodies like I'm like can they cherish them forever like any moments that you can have and I think that that's what we could give to our guy spanto that and thanks back you know he used to he he he's very thankful for everything but man thank you Thank you for literally what you put on for for Los Angeles and and how cool you made us and how cool we are now because of the work that you've put in. Word on Rosecrans.

What's the word? Bow Wow claims to have the answers why no hip hop album has charted to number one in 2023. All right? He got the answers apparently. So while on the red carpet at the BET Awards this past weekend, bow wow claimed to have the answers when Power 106 is very very, on Brianna asked him why no hip hop has charted to number one in 2023 and this is what he had to say. Because the, I'm putting out trash ass music.

No, not the trash music. It's serious. Everything sounded like, everything repetitive, same tempo. It's just, it's roll out the bed, everybody could do that. You know what I'm saying? It wasn't like that. And I ain't heard, I ain't heard nothing that I say, I'm in here this 30 years from now. Wow.

There's nobody. I mean, Drake, Kendrick, and I would say Cole. That's the only people he says is doing it right now. Damn. All right. That's, I mean, when it comes to, like, the repetitiveness, I do feel like there is a lot of music that is repetitive. Yeah. And, I mean, the charts are not lying, you know?

Yeah. When you're looking at the charts now, you don't really see hip-hop charting that high. Well, to me, it's the, like, the point of, like, who's going to listen to this in 30 years? And I'm like, yeah, there's a lot of songs that came out that, like, I liked, but I haven't loved. loved and haven't like been like okay yeah this is this is a one this is going to be a forever song what song that dropped you know in 2019 am i still listening to now no you know not too many unless they're kendrick cole you know or drake essentially so that can be the same for any genre yeah that's stupid i i feel like when it comes to music especially like the way things have changed

because hip hip hip hip hip hip hip hip hip hip hip hip hip hip is only 50 right so a lot of the music is just like when i was watching the BET Awards with my parents like sugar hill came on best rimes came on and stuff my parents like this is real hip hop and i'm just like okay and i was like dang like 30 years from now i'm going to be telling my kids like oh yeah this is my real hip hop and then i used to listen to the oldies which is going to be like you know so it's all about really like the time that we're in everything does sound repetitive but also we have access to so much music because of the internet we're over flooded with music so a lot of stuff probably sounded repetitive back in their day, but we only heard what was pushed to us,

which was an individual from here, here, and here. Like, you know? Yeah. So it's all, it's all, you know, time's playing 30 years. Yeah. I mean, he's still doing the same. That, it just happened. That's music.

Yeah. There's very few that have timeless music, and that's in all genres. Facts. Yeah. Firstism is, I'll probably play it in 30 years from now. I love the song. I have not heard you play that. 18.

18, making more than your dad. you don't remember that part yeah that was a bar that was a bar shout out to bow being very hard on this new generation why doesn't he show us how old is bow wow I feel like he's only like 29 no no he's like mid 30s probably

yeah he's probably like mid 30s by now that's crazy to think 36 years old yeah all right so look Nikki Minaj has offered to pay the college to a for Carlisha Hood's 14-year-old son. So for those who don't know, Carlisha Hood is a Chicago woman who was attacked by a 32-year-old man on June 18th.

The encounter went viral online because there's a video of a man repeatedly punching Carlisha inside a Chicago restaurant until her son reacted by shooting and killing the man that assaulted his mom. So Carlisha and her son were later charged with murder and recently had all the charges dropped. So Nikki caught wind of this

and posted a message on her IG praising him and offering to pay his college tuition and applauding his bravery. And I thought that was really dope. Because, you know, a lot of times we kind of, I mean, not always, but we do report on, like, you know, Nikki had a beef with this person or that person. You know, things happen.

But, like, this is really dope of her, like, to reach out. And, you know, I know she's serious. She's like, if she has the opportunity, she's going to do it. Yeah. She's paid for, she has a few, like, diehard, like, Barbie fans, like, you know, Barb's or whatever. And she's paid for their school and their tuition and all that stuff. So that's.

shout to nikey she did her thing yeah that's amazing sending anyone to college yeah I think it's always a positive thing yeah especially in a kid in this situation who is gonna face murder like yeah I mean his murder charges like that's crazy and it's all it was all in self-defense like for his mom yeah

brave individual but yeah that was your word on rosecrans brought to you by local Southern California Toyota dealers I'm Rosecrans vik for brown bag mornings on par 106 and keep it here because in about 15 minutes We have your tickets to a family four pack of tickets to Disney's California Adventure. Coming up next. Hey! Sambra Sala with Angie.

Okay, I'm going to get into some gossip. That's what I do. And unlike the men in this room, Shaq is fessing up and being a man by admitting that he messed up. That he destroyed two relationships with two perfect women. And he's talking about Shawnee, his ex-wife, and then yard board, his first love, as he calls him. calls her. So he was talking to Monica on her podcast and he goes on and he's like, yeah, I'm trying to teach my kids lessons that I've made so they don't make the same mistakes.

And he's like, yeah, those relationships, I really, that was the problem. I was bad and they didn't work because of me. Listen. I had two perfect women and I messed it up. You know, being dumb. First son was my baby mother, Ornetta. Shaw was also a perfect one and I messed it up. A good thing about our relationship is that they forgave me. We have a good relationship. relationship now. So now they're cool. Yeah, right? They're not with them, but they forgave them. Yeah, they forgave them. They have kids together again. It's the ex-wife and his first baby mama. And so now he's teaching his kids to learn from his mistakes. And he's like, you know what? Men have three jobs with PPLs. Okay. Listen, guys, it's protect, provide and love. And I'm like, oh, Shaq,

that's perfect. Who doesn't want that as a woman? Yeah. And then he's like, again, like, even though they're not together, he's still PPL from his ex-girls. Meaning these two ladies. PPL or BBL. Which one do you want? I want PPL. Oh, for sure. No brain.

Irene, PPL or BBL? Which are you want? I said, because no los two? If I get the BBL, then I get the PPL. He said provide. Yeah. The BVL should be part of the PPL. Right.

I mean, he did say that he's willing to give them whatever he needs. If they need him, if they'll be right there. for them and then he's like yeah you know what he's just being a super positive ex you know shack being super positive wrong he cheated on them yeah he doesn't really go on details but it's yeah that yeah it was him the problem yeah yeah you got to think that era too because when he was with shawnee that's the laker freaking yeah yeah yeah there's no social media no social media you're right yeah 2002 to 2011 he was the biggest star in l.a yeah you see how he's sliding in the dms he was doing that in person yeah oh yeah with the home

Home people girl? Yeah. Hey, home people girl. Look, he learned from everybody else. Maybe he could give you the PPLs. No, you guys, because listen, as fun and positive as he sounds, being all that, no, he goes on and he starts being a little toxic. Oh, yeah. So, Shawnee is married right now, right?

And he goes on and he calls her that he's, she's still his wife. Mind you again, Shawnee is married with like a priest. Like, listen to him. Oh, Shawnee's married. I'm happy for her. And I'm a still lover. And she's still my wife. I will always protect, provide love for her, married or not.

It's just how it was raised. You protect, you provide, and you love your woman. See, now he's using the PPL. Yeah. As an excuse to still be hitting on Shawnee while she's married. Yeah. So I saw the documentary on him. That's crazy.

I think it was HBO. And like the love he showed for his mom and like the love and like the protection his stepdad provided. Yeah. It lets me know why he's like this. Yep. And it was just like, it was very militant. Like, he grew up in a very militant style home.

So when it, like, when he says, like, protect and provide, like, it makes sense why he's. Yeah. Why he's like that. Yeah. Yeah. His stepdad was in the, um, the military. Yes. I love that.

I love that. I love that what happened to him as a kid. He didn't take into account until he's like 50. I love that. For real. I love that. He's militant now. Hey.

After, and Loki, it's like, at what point do you? become like a good man like when you don't get the girls like that because the shack in the dms now versus the shack when the legors are popping crazy yeah it's a very different shack yeah he was like i guess now i won't cheat on you anymore i guess now i will hold it down i think he's trying but also i think he's still been wild and like he was just with brittney renner maybe he's getting here the ppl maybe that's his excuse i'm telling you guys yeah but it's been 12 years since he divorced Shawnee and I'm like, why are you still thinking that's still

your wife? Shouldn't you get over it? That's probably like the love of his life. Even if you're not with me, you're still... That's sad. Yeah, it's a dude thing. This is death row. It's like obsession. Once you're mine, you're my friend. Yeah, this is death row. Yeah. I could cheat on you. You could divorce me. You could go ahead and marry a whole

new person. No. Still mine. Yeah. Guys are weird. Super weird. Your mind still. For real. Like, if I was Shawnee's husband, like I would feel some type of way, but it's like, it's Are you going to step up to Shaq? Yeah. No.

Who is Sean his husband, by the way? He's a pastor. But also that's the mother of his kids. Yeah. Yeah. So it's like he's always going to feel that. Which I get. But it's like you don't have to be calling her your wife still while she's married.

Because he had a baby mama before her. Yeah. Maybe one. One baby mama. It was Yarnport that he talked about her. And that was his first love. But yeah, I think Shaq does have the advantage of just like, what are you going to do about it? You know, like, preach your mom.

Preacher man. Actually have your wife. Yeah. What's crazy is when it comes to Shawnee, we know her as Shawnee O'Neill. That's not her name anymore if she has a new husband. She's Johnny Henderson. Yeah. But that's like, we will always attach them to.

Yeah, because if you tell me Shawnee Henderson, I'm like, who's that? And also, O'Neill sounds a little better. What? O'Neill sounds a little better. Oh, of course, because it's Shaq. And you just know that last thing. Shoney O'Neill. She's sounding like she's about to dunk on you.

I don't know, but I was just thinking, I don't, Shaq is wilding being a toxico. I don't know if it's going to destroy Shawnee's marriage by saying all these things, but I do love the PPL. Anyone can give me that. Anyways, that's it for someone to meet me. Anyone?

Anyone? You're right, you're right, you're right. Priya's poppy love. PPL right there. You're right. Priya's poppy love. Whoa. Okay, but I still like the other PPL,

the protect providing love. Anyways, that's it for Sambrazzara. to you by your local Southern California Toyota dealers. I'm Angie from Drumback Morning. I'm Paral 106. You know, we didn't do our shout-outs earlier, but I got a shout-out my new homie. Look at you.

Making friends. My new friend, you guys. His name is Emilio Rivera. He is the actor. You know him, like, maybe on my ends. I feel like when I, when I, I did a panel yesterday at the LA Film Institute, I think I'm saying it right. And when I introduced him, I'm like, dude, if I could list all the stuff this

who's been in, like, it'd be a podcast. We, it would be like that much. But he's been in the game for so long. And he's recently in the Flamin Hot movie. He's the dad. He's also, he's also in Mayans. But he's just that cool-ass foot with a cool as brocha. Yes.

Slick back hair. Yes. That's not machete. Yes. He's the other guy. But he's so dope. And I was able to talk to him and chop it up with him and really be able to like tell kids that are aspiring to be in film and music and movies and Hollywood.

It was a chance for them to get to know what it's like coming from their perspective. And he was telling me like, he was telling me that he was a heavy addict. You know, he was a heavy addict. He comes from Texas. It was a heavy addict in jail, in and out of jail. And they had put him through the court system, they had put him into therapy. And his therapist asked him, was like, tell me about the time you were like, you're most happy.

And he was telling him one, one time I did a play. One time I was in a play in school, and like I did my lines. He said, I had a stutter. I had a really bad stutter. But when I was doing my play, I didn't stutter. And the therapist is like, pursue that. And he's like, and that was what, like, how I got into really just acting and being able to be the homie. And he's like, and I don't mind the homie roles because the homie roles, I would rather the homie roles that we sometimes, quote, unquote, get stereotyped in.

They need to be played by real homies. And I was one. And because of that, now look at me, now I'm on my ins, now I'm a boss. Like now I'm this, that, and the third. And I just thought his story was so inspiring. And he's freaking cool. It's a cool, and he's my homie. And if you have people with me, yeah, guess what?

Me and my guy, Emilio Rivera, go pull up. Yo. He's been in some legendary things. Legendary! He's been in Spider-Man 3. Oh, wow. He was in the cable guy. Yeah.

Okay. Murder was the case. Come on. Back in the day, Snoop's movie. Wow, there's a lot of things he was in. You know him from Sons of Anarchy. You know, like he's been on great films and he's been reping. And, you know, he was telling me, well, he's telling everybody about this movie award show,

Latino movie award show that they had, right? And he was like, you know, I want to go. At that time, he had just done a movie with Morgan Freeman and Ashley Judd. like this was yeah pop in movies and that they kind of didn't want to give them tickets

they're like oh we can give them two tickets maybe like up in the like to be a like to be audience versus like as an invited guest you know like there's there's the audience which is us regular folks and then there's like an invited guest and then like he was like no

I'm not going to do that like what like yeah he's like I could call Power 106 and get those two tickets for the for the audience and he's like but then he's like so he's had like a bad taste for that specific award show. And he's like, and then like 10 years later or some other time later, they invited him again, like to be a guest.

And he's like, I don't want to go off pride. Like, no, like they diss me, right? And then his wife is like, the people that did that part dead right now. So let's just roll. Let's just roll. So he goes. And they did kind of like a montage. And so he takes his wife, he takes his kids.

And they did like a montage of, I think people really doing it. Right. And he's like, they had everybody. They had so many people on that montage. Guess who they didn't put in that montage. Him. Him. Oh, my God.

His eyes started watering as he's talking about. He's like, my kids saw that. Like, my kids saw them kind of. And my wife was upset. And I was like, man, you know what, let's go. Like, yeah. And it's just to see that and he still continue on. And clearly he had been through something.

so heavy already, right, with addiction and getting clean and all of that and going to jail and being through all of that, that I was like, you know what, for me, we got to shout you out and big you up because for what you've done, the movies that you've been in and how you're still continuing to create and represent for the homies, we got to big up our guys. So guess what? Let them not recognize you. We recognize you. That's a cool fool. And if you mess with me, he's going to beat you over there. Bring a man, let me. I'm going to bring him in.

Look, he's not your best friend. He's my friend. Okay, okay, fine. I'll share. I'll share. Yeah, we shout out him. And then also, we got a shout out the day today. It is national or international or whatever national.

Seviche day. Shout out to Ceviche. We love Cevice. And we're not talking about her. We're talking about Cevice. It's funny because when they say my last name, my new last name, Paniche, they're like, oh, how do you say? And I was like Ceviche. You're right.

Paniche, Seviche. Paniche. Yeah. I want to add your last name to a rap bar. Boom. Sevich. Peniche. Jayco has a Cevice bar.

He does. And he says something, the place that he's in, I was like, I don't know if they make Cevice there. Yeah, he's like eating Cevice. Yeah, that was random too. It was a different country. And I only know Cevice from, like, Mexico or Peru. Yeah.

And luckily, that's a versus battle. That's a battle right there. That's a versus battle, right? Yeah. Somewhere. I don't even know who's got away. Yeah, find it. Find it.

I think it was motivating. Most Latin countries, but I think Peruvian and Mexican is like... Yeah. The top tier. I don't know because I'm from El Salvador, but I don't think we have Cebeche like that. I'm not from El Salvador.

By the beach. Okay. Ismere? They make it out of iguana. Turtle? They have like caldos, right? Yeah, like... More like seafood.

Yeah. Yeah. No, you're right. No, I was just thinking seafood. Sorry. Okay. Seviche. Which one's better?

Peruvian Ceviche or Mexican Cevice. Sci Fy's from Wall Heights and he's only had Mexican Cevich and he's looking at us like, there should only be one answer. I'm going to say Mexican, but I have tried Peruvian, but not as many times. But every time I did have it, I was like, wow, this is really good. This is incredible. But I've had a lot of good Mexican cevice. A lot.

I don't know. I don't know. I don't know, I just won't ask. Anyway, all right. The enemies that I have in life. Yes. Like, the people that really probably hate, like, in my life, they're Peruvian, right? But I'm still willing to say that Peruvian Ceviche is better by far than Mexican

Cevice. You guys, we use fake crab in our Cevice. And it still slaps. It's slaps. It's amazing. It's amazing. We don't. Their Cevice is so bomb.

even eat a tostada for their Ceviche. And initially when I first tried their no, they don't eat it with Tozada. I know, but I don't eat my toastas. As a Mexican, I should eat my tortilla.

So the Ceviche we know is like, low key is, I don't want to get street food but it's something that we could pick up or whatever. With them,

their Ceviche is restaurant food. Yeah, it's just kind of got that like little one-up. And it's really good. I can't knock it. Yeah, no, I'm not knocking and knock it.

And believe me, everything inside me wants to knock it. Everything inside me wants Mexico to just win over Peru over anything in life. But their saviche is so bomb. You know what I like it? It's good.

Because it's so acidic and it's whole lemony that I love that. Yeah. Because I've tried it once and that was with Letti and Miami, right? I don't know what we want. Yeah, we did have Peruvian. That was the first time I had Peruvian saviche in. I have to say it was really, really good. It was really good, you guys.

But I'm still going to go with Mexican cichic because I can still get it anywhere. Yeah, but that's more as right. Like let someone that's neither Mexican or Peruvian do this because we're going to get it. Yeah, I've got to be biased. But I feel like Mexican Ceviche has so many different spins on it just in Mexico because there's

Estillo Sinaloa. Oh, yeah. The one that has mango on it? Yeah, there's so many different kinds. So it's like we have more varieties. Yeah. But you know what's my favorite? What? Mici Chui Ceviche.

Miche Chuwe came. Yes, and they blessed us with the semiche. Yes, we are eating Ceviche de Haiva at 7.55. 8.m. in the morning. It's never too early. Leave for Ceviche dog. Ceviche is amazing.

And so this is your sign to get Cevice today on National Sevichia Day. Post a photo of your Cevice. Matter of fact, if you've never tried the Peruvian one, try it and then talk to me. And then if you've never tried the Mexican one, you have. You have. Which one is it? Because they have the fish one. They have the Haiba one and they have the shrimp one.

Which one is your guys' favorite? The one that I usually have or the one that we always make is Haiba. I like Haiva a lot. I love Haiva a lot too. And I feel like if you're vegan, Haiva is fake crab. Right. Yeah. But it probably is fish.

No, they're probably going to be like, no, it says crab. Like what part of, like, what is it if it's fake crab? I don't know. I never thought that far. Yeah. I'm just like iced ceviche and then I just eat and then I just get in a food coma. So is Awa Chila is considered a cevice? Yeah.

Yeah. I just wondered that. Oh, yeah. Is Awachillas Chila's considered a ceviche. Yeah. Why? No, it's considered marisco. You guys are mixing mariscoescoes with ceviche.

Ah. It's a marisco. Marisco is the style of food. It's just seafood. So it's not saviche. I want chilez is not saviche. Really? That's why I asked the question.

It would be called cevice if it was cevice. I'm going to fight you right now. Yeah, I always thought that was because it's its own thing. Yeah, it's its own thing. It is its own thing. Don't let, don't let, look. Don't let them change your mind. Yeah.

Sci-fi is battling. There's Camarone Ceviche already That's Ceviché Yeah, Awachille Are you sure? It's just a marisco It's a type of Mexican Ceviche

Oh According to La Rousse Who's La Rousse? I don't know According to La Leti It is not It's its own plate And it's too hot for me

Yeah La Rue sounds They've never been to Arla Puente It says they hails From Sinaloa Yeah So I'm gonna say

That sounds like a foodie blogger guy. I'm going to go with LaRousse. I'm not. LaRus don't know culture. LaRue's trying to speak about us, not being us, all right? He's using fancy words in the description. He says that chilies

have been pulverized with some water. Okay. Sorry, stop. Shout out to LaRouz. I want to know what Leonardo says. I don't know what Leonardo says. But, okay, I have a Ceviche story, and I don't

know if this happened on your blogs but when I was growing up in Glendale there was a guy that had a van and he was selling Ceviche out of his van and that's how we would get our Saviche and I thought that that was how everybody's because you know how they have the ice cream truck they have the El Toro they have the Rasado man so this would just drive around in his van open it up in front of every apartment building and then you go out and he had the Cevice in a bucket and I know this part not the most sanitary way to eat semiche, but whatever, it was delicious. It was like $1 per toastada, and I was like, a living life. And it was just really good.

So shout out to that, man. I don't know you. You're just part of my childhood that makes it so much better. In my neighborhood, we would go to somebody's backyard, and it was like a restaurant, and we would eat there. And it was so good. It was better than any restaurant. It was just like, yeah, the backyard, they just cook it for you right there.

It's like just a couple. And it was good. And that's interesting about the vans because, like, my parents always told me to stay away from white vans. It wasn't white. It wasn't white. It was a little brown. Yeah, it was like a weird brown.

It's the one that has a tire in the back. Like one of those. Like, it was more, like, inviting van. Yeah. But I get, yeah. This is definitely a van. The kids ran to. Okay.

And he opened the door and we're right there. Like, oh, see, let's go. Yeah. Yeah. How much Chile do you put on your? Ooh, who puts ketchup on there? No, that's fine. No, that's only.

Yeah. It's good. But I usually put on the Cevice. I always like drench it in tepatio. All right. A lot of lemon. Oh my God.

Well, if we just made you hungry. That's sound. That's sound. No, you got you. Don't start. Don't start with your sound effects, Angelica. Yeah. Let's not rehash that.

There's natural Seviche today. We're in eat some Cevice. Yeah. And we'll be right back. Keep it here. What's up? This is Be Real from Cypress Hill. Where are you from,

Es? Don't you know I'm local? All right, you guys. I've been seeing you. I've been watching you. I've been hearing you. Who? With these fireworks.

Why do we start so early with the fireworks? I don't know. Why do we do that? Why can't we just wait a little bit? Excitement. All right. You know what's crazy? What?

In my neighborhood, it started like two weeks ago. Really? Yeah. Yeah. I'm like, why? In my girl's neighborhood, she said they've been blowing them up for the past two months. Dang. She lives in the hood.

But yeah. I don't like it. Okay, so a lot of new fireworks that are not new. There's a lot of new rules that have been set in place, some environmental rules. And because of that, LA fireworks, some LA fireworks shows have been canceled. The environmental rules are definitely more because of like our quality of what, either water or air and stuff like that. And of course, we know that fireworks, especially us who can't have anything nice because we blow them up today. day after day and we're just

contributing to the bad air yeah that's going to happen so they're going to be fireworks related pollutants that do not help the water after they get to the ground environmental groups have been pushing for new rules to be added and they have been so as of this year maybe we won't see as many

I don't think so I think we're still going to be seeing them at people's homes oh yeah no absolutely there's like this place I go so I don't want to reveal where but they're full of fire There's a whole room dedicated to big humongous fireworks and they're always pressing me to buy something. I'm like, I'm good. You know it's crazy?

Like, I know it's bad for an environment, but every year someone takes a video from like a mountain top. And it just shows like all the fireworks like going off like a time lapse. It looks so cool. Yeah. It's like a drone footage. Yeah. Two shows that were scheduled previously in Redondo Beach will be canceled. there was one at the Bel Air Bay Club that now had to switch to drones

instead of using fireworks because of these new rules. And it's like the fire company, the fireworks companies, they have to get permits that show that they're complying with the new regulations. And that specific company, it's called Pyro Spectaculars. They're not. They're not like, they're like, ah, no, we don't want to. So therefore now we have to cancel all our shows that we set up in Malibu, Redondo Beach, Bel Air, the rich parts.

Who's still going to do it. Oh, yeah, for sure. I'm sick of these fun-sucking tree-huggers. Okay? Let us have one day. One day. Well, we can't just have one day. It's us.

They gave us one day, then we made it a month. One day plus an extra. And every time the Dodgers win. And every time it's... But come on, bro. Like, what's up? Like, we're never going to... One day, we're going to have nothing.

That's why I hope people know. It's just like, hey, on 4th of July, we're all going to meditate about that time. We had fireworks. Yes. We're going to see it in our brains. Yes, if the tree-hugging fun-suckers had it their way. We're going to just hear the sounds. It's going to be a track play.

Yeah, we're going to have, yeah. We're going to wear those Apple VR devices and like, oh, we're going to watch a fire show like that. Oh, man. That's where the future's headed. That's what those new Apple things are for. Yes. Wow. But you were telling me, and I didn't know about this, you were telling me, Vic, about your dad getting a ticket for fireworks.

Oh, my God. So I just want you guys to be hip because I know the hood going to be like. Like letting them go off. Okay, yeah. But this is crazy. This is some, yeah, I should share this. Okay, so look, last year my dad, we all go to his house and we all, you know, have like block party and pop a lot of fireworks, okay? And he woke up the next morning with a ticket mailed to him.

Nobody came by, you know, sometimes there's like the little city workers, like that they're like, hey, you guys can't be doing this or cops come and say, here, here's a ticket. You guys are popping, you know, illegal fireworks. So they like coordinated like his area and were like the fireworks came from you and they mailed him a ticket for $2,000. Wow. And he went to fight it because my dad is like, I'm not paying this. I didn't even pop any fireworks. This was all, you know, you and your friends and all this stuff. And then I was just like, first of all, it was Brianna and her friends.

Don't try to charge me that. But he's been so mad at that. Literally yesterday I went to his house. celebrate my birthday. And he's like, he's like, yeah, he's like, we're not popping fireworks this year. You guys aren't paying that $2,000 bill, are you? And he's like, nobody helped. He's like, who helped? He's still mad. He's still mad. I've seen a lot. Two grand for fireworks. Yeah, so he is like upset. But yeah, he was more upset that the fact that he went to court, he couldn't even fight it. They were just like, no, we have everything. Flogged off. Yeah, it's like, bro, you did it.

You did it. We saw you. We did it. We let you have a little fun. I hope your little fun was worth it. I I hope you didn't spend $2,000 on the fireworks because you're about to spend $2,000 for blowing them off. Yeah, so they're getting, yeah, the technology has increased for the worst, okay? So they're getting, they're cracking down. I'm telling you, the little pigeon drones, they have them set up every block and they're going to be like, it was this house. Yeah. Is it a drone? Is there someone walking by like a spy?

Like, what's going on? No, it has to be like. And it's probably even neighbors, though. I know if I were to do fire, we do the little ones that stay on the ground. Yeah. And Ms. Jackie, our neighbor, that's racist, she'll, we just get the cosplay of pay. you know, we got a noise complain, we got to come out here. Like, stupid.

Yeah, no, I don't think it was the neighbors. I think it was the city, like, they have some sort of system now. We're under surveillance, you guys. Oh, you should. Birds aren't real. Kidding, kidding, kidding. She launched some fireworks in front of your neighbor's yard, take a video. And have it be them.

That's what I was thinking. That's what I was thinking. And you should be able to fight it unless you catch me doing the crime. Yeah. You can't, like, really put that on me. That's crazy. So this is what we're going to do this year at my dad's house. We're all going to wear a poo.

We're all going to wear a poo. shi-sties, okay? And we're gonna, we're gonna light them at Stan's house, all right? Yeah, you know, that's street, down the block, do it at the dead end. Yeah. Because then how you can get a ticket for that? What I thought was so crazy, though, is they literally, they didn't pass by at all. They let you get your fun. Get your fireworks up. And then the next day they mailed you a ticket. That's crazy. That also almost makes you feel more mad because look, he probably thought, hey, the cops aren't even stressing me tonight. Yeah. Yeah. I thought you had a great night.

And then it's like, happy 4th. Yeah. Fifth of July is crazy with the tickets. So yeah, be ready. Two raps. I live in a area where, like, you drive down the block,

you're in a different city. So, like, I live in San Gabriel, but I drive down the block, I drive a street down, I'm in San Marino. I drive another street to the side. I'm in Temple City. And then I'm in Alhambra. Right?

So I think Alhambra okays it. like fireworks. So Alhambra has the fireworks stuff set up like the shops already ready but St. Gabriel doesn't allow it. And so that's a trip out because we'll buy it and then we'll let them off

and then they're like hey it's illegal and it's like wait I literally bought it down the street it's like yeah but down the street is another city. So that's where it gets tricky and I don't like it and I'm scared of it. Because usually you know what cities to go to in my area you would think that where I live is okay but it's not. It's really weird.

Yeah I think all the beach cities don't allow I think Long Beach doesn't allow I know San Diego Yeah Doesn't allow any fireworks Yeah Huntington Beach doesn't allow it They need to keep that same energy

Because they don't allow it unless they do it Because there's definitely a fireworks show In San Diego At the beach That you can pay for it to go watch them So how much do you really care about the environment Not at all If like it's like I can't do it but you can

Yeah you could smuggle them from Nevada But I can't Yeah pretty much Yeah Well get ready for If you didn't know 4th of July is coming up next week Yeah, and save up for that.

People with dogs to complain. Yeah. Get ready for that. Save them for that ticket. It's been 4th of July for a month already, but yeah, just get ready for that. My dog's going crazy. Povericito. Yeah.

What does he do? I do feel bad for the dog. He's a lot. Yeah. Maybe quiet. Who's more annoying? Your dog or your soire? Don't as that.

Don't have that. Don't have a lot. I love them both. I love them both. You're a dude that doesn't like ride roller coasters. Okay, listen. You're just not fun. To clarify.

I've gone and I've ridden all the rides and I didn't enjoy it but I did it and I said, cool, off the bucket list. I'm going to do it again. You also don't like scary movies. I don't like spirits. So you don't like what? Like alcohol, spirits? Like tequila?

Like vodka? Freddie Cooger and stuff like that? Freddie Cougar. That's the other movie with a cougar. I think you meant Kruger. other I'll watch movies like that but when it comes to spirits

and heights I'm like nah spirits and heights yeah we should do like a Spirits and Heights birthday theme party for you yeah

that'd be fun huh just to watch him be scared and all it's not fun for us also you must have hated did you ever go on

the Hollywood Tower of Terror at Disney California Adventure that's what the gardens of the galaxy is yeah But it was like about spirits and stuff and about like the haunting of a hotel. How bad did you hate that?

No, that didn't. It didn't count. But you drop and everything and then it's all about spirits. Vic, I don't think he went. Yeah. Listen, I've gone to everything. I've gone on even six flags on Goliath. And you're lucky that you're taking because if you were in the dating pool,

someone like Irene would not date you. Well, Maximo's not my tape anyway. Oh. Are you sure? Yeah. Right sure. Just because he's a little kemada doesn't do this. I'm not saying that

It's a little hip hopper But we'll move on All right Fill in the blank If you do this We can't date Okay I want to know

If you do this We can't date Angie do you have one You know what I was thinking about that And I actually had this talk With Bria's puppy earlier And I told him

It's like If you don't have goals Ambition All that drive Like I can't date you Like that to me It's a big turnoff And he told me his goals

And all that stuff He's like, well, I have goals. Yeah, I'm like, good. What my goals is to get your house? Another of my goals is to make you happy. Another of my goals is that I love you. He was on Googling stuff. Okay, yeah.

So if you don't do blank, or if you don't blank, we can't date. If you don't have goals, you can't date any. At least for me. Yeah, what if it's a soccer player? Yeah, yeah, yeah, no, I get it. I get it. He can't be a defender. Yeah.

If you don't do roller coasters, you can't do Irene. Yeah. All right. What? Wait, do you have like? Yeah. You literally said that. They can write this.

Yeah. Okay. If you don't like all types of food, like if you're a picky eater, we can't date. That's good one. I dated a girl that literally ate four types of food. Only. Only. Like, that's it.

Can I guess? Ooh, tacos? What? Taco. Okay. Pizza? Yeah. And letty said tacos?

Uh, I can't, no. Chicken nuggets? She didn't tacos? No. Well, we're her four foods. I can't remember exactly. I remember two. Were you one of her four foods?

Yeah. She liked Lizzie's noun then. We're getting grossed, guys. We have reached the limit of our anyone don't. It was a bean burrito, bean and cheese brittos. And then another one was, I think it was pizza and like chicken strips. And then there was like a fourth one I don't remember. But it was very like.

like basic, basic food. Yeah. How was her skin? Grace, somehow great. The grease is crazy. No, I know you would think so, but no, I was like, dude, like her and my son have the same exact diet. You know?

And if you have the same diet as a child, yeah. They were young, huh? It was kind of convenient, but it was also just like that's weird, you know? Like chicken, like two orders of chicken nuggets, like, you know, just like. For the kids, yeah. Two bean burritos. He was on two happy meals and the big bag meal. Two kids meals.

I was like, yeah. You can't go to catch? No, not at all. Definitely not. Yeah, they don't have making cheese, dad. They don't, yeah. Okay, fill in the blank. Hit us up 818, 52059.

If you don't blank, we can't date. Keep it here is 5106. L.A.1 for hip hop. Not going to lie, you better catch up. I just want to say this right now. I feel like I'm in Cabo San Lucas. It's national savicea day. We're drinking some Michi-Chi-Chui mixed drink.

And when Michi-Jui makes me to meet. I'll just take over as you can tell. Look how little I drank. For real. Look how little I drank. When they make drinks, you just forget about it. It's like an adios.

Yes. Every time. As soon as you say hello, adios. All right. Well, ketchup. If you're not on your Sevichita tip, get on it. Okay? 8.34 in the morning.

Get it. For real. What are we doing after this, you guys? It's gone to the beach. All right. Look, we're talking about what you cannot date. If you do this, if you do blank, we cannot date.

Okay, Maximo is very afraid of everything. He's afraid of heights. He's afraid of spirits. He's afraid of Pokemon cards. He's afraid of scary movies. So Maximo is just afraid of everything. And Irene said, dude, if you don't do roller coasters, we can't date. That's deal breaker. He could be the perfect man, Irene.

Yeah, he could be perfect. Perfect. That's not perfect, though. But that's not perfect for you because it's like, come on. Because you have to be able to have fun. Yeah. Because I'm going to put you through a roller coaster through my toxicness. That part. So it's ride the real ride.

Yeah. Come on. You meet the high requirement. Get on. Angie, what was yours if you don't have goals? Yeah, goals, ambition that drive, it's, yeah, feel breaker. Can't work. Yeah.

But Priya's poppy has all of those. Yeah. Yeah, I told you, we had that talk right in the morning. That was the first thing you talked about. And you had a great one. If you're a picky eater, we can date. Exactly. Like if you eat like a child.

If you eat like a child. You're not a child. You're not. If I have to order more happy meals than for my kids because you're in the car with me. If you and my kid have the exact same like taste buds, it's just like no. Yeah. No. You're totally.

All right. We got more people on the line though. Who are we going to, Irene? We have Maria on line one from Pomona. Maria. Maria. Hey. Hi, Maria from P-Town.

All right, Maria. Yeah. Fill in the blank. Oh, talk to me. It might hear some people sitting. But if you can't dress, we can't date. Wow. You'll judge your dude as soon as you see him.

I'm sorry, but yeah. Yeah? First impressions are everything. What is it? Like, what can't dress to you? Like, if you can't, like, color code your clothes, you know? Like, you're wearing some green food. If you're wearing camel with flannel?

I was about to say that. That's what I do. Wow. Have you done that where, like, it's a good dude. Maybe you met him on Instagram or maybe you knew him through work or whatever. You saw him like in regular, like or probably like in uniform, but then when you saw him in regular clothes, it's like, oh, man. Come on. And I was like, let me give him another track, but, like, he came back.

Word. He came back words. No planchado or anything. Even in Irish clothes. That's a great one. I've had a similar situation where I dated a girl and I'm just like, dang, like, this girl just cannot get it together. And I gave her chances. I'm like, oh, no, it must have been an off day, laundry day or something.

It was like, no. No, no. She is how she is. She is. All right, Maria. You said you have another one. Yeah. If you have ugly teeth, we can't date.

Aw, Maria. But that's an easy thing. Maria, Maria. Yeah, that's something that could be fixed. I give your teeth say the west side. All right, Maria. I get it, though. You like smiles, huh?

You must have the perfect smile. I mean, you can have braces, you know. What's your smile look like? Well, I have braces, so. Okay. So, you know, like, you put the work into this, into this mouth. Somebody else has to have good teeth. Yeah.

What? You guys? I didn't say it bad at all. Okay. No, no, no. Maria, they're being weird. Yeah, they are. I just got it.

I get it, though. I'm talking about straight teeth because I have low-key, crooked teeth. Because you know, J-Cole had the song about crooked smile, and, like, there's no need to fix what God already put his papers on her and all this stuff, crooked smile. And then I'm like, cool, it's all right that my teeth are little choikos. Yeah. But not to you, Humaneer.

There's some people that, like, be flexing all this money and shit. Oh. Yeah, but yeah. And you know what? My red flag is If you cuss, we can't date We can't talk about what you It's okay

So you've seen people flex That they have money But then they don't have nice teeth Yeah, like come on Invest that money in your teeth Put that money in your mouth Yeah For real

I like those I like those shout at to you Maria Who else we got on the line baby girl? We have Spanky Oh Spanky Yeah that's what he said His name was from North Hollywood

Online for Hey Spanky Hey Spankey what you have to do? Man Brian there's traffic Oh Traffic in no

Man People moving into LA They're moving out And I don't see the difference In traffic It's just like traffic It's just getting worse

By the minute Yeah it's our thing What's your What's your fill in the blank If you don't If you do this Or if you don't do this We can't date

Man Honestly I'm from North Hollywood right? Yeah. So being in North Hollywood, everyone's influencer. Yeah, actor.

You know, they're on a come up. My red flag right now is if she was at the BET Award, we cannot think. I don't want her.

I don't want to be around her. Oh, spanky. What if she's like an empowering woman that's like behind the seeds or is like

trying to pin it? Who gave her those tickets? What? I worked hard for those tickets. Yeah. If she went to those VET awards and then she was at that money bag after party. Money back,

yo. She was a money back home. Look, I don't want to be with her. I already lost her. Oh, she's not for me. Seriously, you just, you don't like competition full.

You don't like to compete. Man. You should go with her. Yeah. I mean, there's a lot of red flags. But then Maria was just talking about a few of them. you know, I can't dress and all of them. And I was like, man, there's no competition.

Okay, so are you one of her red flags? Can you dress or your T-straight? Honestly, I'm 28. So I feel like I'm at the point in my life where my dress style is so simple, you know, pair nice, you know, San Laurent jeans, Air Force is, and a white T-shirt. You know, majority of times. Are you cholo? I think I could dress.

Spanky. Spanky, why do you, Spanky? No, of course not. Spanky, why they call you Spanky? They call me Spanky. No, Spanky, I'm Frankie. Oh, that's great. I legit,

Irene needs to clean her ears. From out there from the diet. That's hilarious. She got them my ears. That's supposed to be like clarifying with you. She got that wax in your ears ears, ears. She was about to sock check me right now. I was.

I was. I actually. It's so different because I thought your name was Spanky, though. Yeah. Yeah. La, dog. All right, Frankie. Frankie, it would have just been so much cooler if your name was Spanky, I'm gonna like.

Now I'm sad your name is last. Yeah, now inside your name is not Spanky. You're just Frankie. All right. If it was Spanky, she probably wouldn't have won to the BET Awards. Get over here, girl. She would have went to the Cholo Award. The Cholo Award.

Oh, my God. Lowriders show. All right. I really would have lost her. There would have been no competition. Hey, those foods that drive the lowriders, you know, they'd be talking to anything. Yeah. They've been pulling up next to you with the lowriders, and the girls quick would pull out the fore.

Oh, my God. Oh, my God. He's like, you like this, girl? Yeah. And I'm over here in the Ford Focus. Cheddar. In traffic. In traffic.

Very fuel efficient. It's true. Thinking about the girl you lost to money back, yo, it's crazy. All right, Frankie. It's okay, though. It's okay. Hey, you're the price. You're the price.

Hey, like that one movie Friday. It's okay. Another quail-lou, she'll love me in the morning. You know? You're a good time, Frankie. And spanky. All right. Keep it here.

We are filling in the blank. If you don't blank, we can't date, okay? Yeah. Spanky just. Frankie. Frankie That's a lot That's my guy right there

That's my guy right there All right keep it here It's 5-106 LA's number one for hip-hop If you don't blank We can't date Irene who do we have on the line We have Sonia

On line 6 from La Puente Sonia is your name Sonia and not Tonya True With an S? Okay good Sonia Yeah

Yeah Spakey best me up man All right So you're filling the What is it for you? Okay, so first of all, I don't date anymore because I'm major-married, but when I did date. Major-married. Major-married.

I'm minor-married. One day. Okay, go ahead, go ahead. Major-major. If you don't drive six-shift, we can't date. Ooh, that's good. That's good. Yeah, I like that.

That's like a real man's man, huh? Yeah. It is. And I don't even know if they make standard cars anymore. Any more, yeah. So it's like an old-school, like. Like, does your, does your man drive stick ship? That's a really good question.

I don't even know. Wait! When did you start? Hold on. Are you talking to the Sanchez there yet? If you don't drive stick ship, you can't be a Sanchez. Wow. Hold on.

What if he doesn't? A forklift count. A forklift count. He drives, he drives a forklift? Yeah. He got his license. Oh, no. No, he else.

Oh, so. Okay. Uh. Okay, let's go back to when you were dating and you're dating your man, right? And he's not your husband. How long ago was that? Oh, that was like over 10 years ago. Over 10 years ago.

Okay. Did you see any, like, did he meet all your requirements? Or is there something that, you know, like, he doesn't do this, but I'm going to give him a chance. No, meets all the requirements, but that's a major, like, if you don't, okay, so you go out with all of your friends one night, everybody's drinking. And the person who was driving drank a little bit too much. Yeah. And now you're the soberest person. Yeah.

Sober is funny. Soberest. You're the least drunk. Yeah. You hop in the standard ship car and you're like, what am I supposed to do here? Yeah. You know what I'm supposed to do here? Did you have the standard car?

Yeah. Yeah, my first couple of cars were six. Yeah, okay. So you need, if a dude is dating me and I get two turned up, he has to be able to drive me back home. Okay, I get that point. But they're super full. Not in 10 years ago. Oh, true.

Like 10 plus years ago. No, but there's taxi. 1888-7-7-7-7-6-3-3-3-2. Sonia, what you need to do is you need to check if your man can drive stick-shift. And I say that if he can divorce him. They stay on the line. I'm in a three-way call. Oh, the three-way.

All right, well, three-way with you next, right? Pause. Look, right now we have your tickets. 818-5-2059. That's 818-5-2059. Hit us up to go to Disney. California Adventure Park. We are sending you to Disney California Adventure Park with us.

And you guys have to stay here because coming up at 9 o'clock, it's National Piercing Day. Yes. And we have a piercer in here. We have a professional piercer. Unfortunately, he's been drinking, but maybe that'll help him. And we're going to spin the wheel to see who has to get a piercing. And where? What part of your body?

All right. Keep in here. It's five with a six. Why do we say yes to things sometimes? All the time. Because we're entertainers. Yeah. We all do this for you guys.

Yeah. Just want you to know it's about to transpire on the radio. It was a good idea. And now that we're thinking about it, why? Why? So it's National Piercing Day. And we're like, you know what it would be cool? We got Pierce live on the radio.

Yeah! Yeah, let's do a pair of six! No regrets! Yeah! No regrets. because it sounds really cool. And then Irene does her job. And she literally got someone to come through.

Yeah, we kind of forgot. We forgot. She's like, hey, Johnny's here. He's like, do piercing. So we got Johnny in here. Johnny, you said that your shop is in Southgate. Come over here, Papasito. Yeah, it's Cocoapelli, Cocoa, Inc.

In Southgate. So it's tattoos and piercings. And you answered the call. You answered the call to come in pierce. Do you find pleasure in hurting people with piercings? In the beginning, yeah It was a thing But now I enjoy just

Now I just enjoy the piercing I like it It thinks the art Nice Yeah, okay All right Piercing is really cool I've seen so many

Low-key I got pierced In high school the wrong way Like I had home girls That had like the sewing needle That had two balls on the end And then that's how they would pierce tongues And then I had another homegirl that pierced under my lip with an earring,

like a really sharp earring. So I'm sure you've seen that. Like you're like, hey, there's a way to do it. There's a way not to do it. Yeah, yeah, exactly. Yeah, I've seen that in the middle school, in the bathrooms. Yeah, that's where I'll go down. Yeah, did you get inspired by that?

Like, you know what? Let me do this the right way. Yeah, yeah, for sure. Especially when I see customers come in there, dude. They come in from all kinds of fucking, yeah, sorry about that. they come in with all kinds of things, all kinds of friends piercing them with

the most random things you could think of screws, dude, nails. Oh, yeah. All rusty. You're not going to do it like that, right? No, they're meals, but still, do, yeah. Yeah. Just not, they're not the proper ones, right? Okay.

Now, we're talking about getting pierced and we're talking about, like, going to Clairs or the swamp meat, and they do it with guns, like piercing guns. And Loki, I've done that too, I did the top of, I did, I wanted to do both with my ears, right? But I just did the top of one.

It hurt too much, and I'm like, now I'm not doing the other ear. So I just have one ear piercing on the top of my earlobe. But you even said that's the wrong way to do it. Yeah, you should get them with the needle. Yeah. So it's cleaner, more sanitary. It'll heal better. And it hurts less.

All right. So here we are. Here we are. Super down. We're browning down. So we're going to do this. Now you guys? He missed work.

He had an appointment to do a lady. lady part and now he has to miss out for good reason so we so we have the wheel and the only other person that's down to do a piercing with me because I'll do one is Irene yeah yeah look at us I'm so gay sure until it's gonna happen you're not down yeah make not down really Maximo not down no okay that's the devil according to Maximo I just never had a piercing He's scared of it? Yeah. What are you?

Like roller closer? Neither did we until we got our first. Me and Vic have never had a piercing. Yeah, that's true. Yeah. Oh my gosh. That's not your answer. But it's fine.

You guys just don't want to do it. It's clear what type of guys we have with us. You guys are supposed to make us feel safe and protective. You're safe. We're here. PPL? Yeah. I don't know.

You're giving me that energy right now. Okay. But Irene, you're super down. Yeah, I'm super down. Yeah. Okay. So, but you don't know the game. As I is, it's like, wait.

What? Yeah. So this can't be easy where we pick and choose what we're getting pierced, honey. Wait, but. So we have a spin the wheel, and we're going to use the spin the wheel, okay? And on this wheel, we have different body parts, okay? I don't want anything, like, below the belly button. That body part is up there, honey.

Oh, man. But just know if you do it, I am also doing it with you, okay? So we have the, I don't even want to. We just, that one? I should have called off work today. What's the one between your nose? Like the septum? The septum.

We have the thirties. The ladies. And the belly. Okay, the ear would be too easy. Oh, yeah, yeah. Although if you want to hit my other ear up, you can. So we're going to spin the wheel. Whatever it lands on Irene, we're going to do it.

Okay. Okay. All right. Let's spin the wheel. Oh my gosh. Play a song. We're going to come after this. Come on.

Play a song. We'll do it after this. Irene, don't look. Do not look. I used to know. I'm going to come out, by the way. I know there might be a little bit of clouds, but we're good.

It's Brownback Mornings 5106. It's National Piercing Day. If you've thought about getting a piercing. It's going down right now. Let this be a set. Vic, you have no piercings. None. Never thought about it.

When I was younger, like in high school, I kind of wanted to get one or like middle school. I kind of thought about it because there was a lot of kids starting to get like their ears pierced and stuff like that. And then I saw a lot of people get their lip pierced. That was like that era because of like Lil Wayne. He was popular. He had a lip piercing. But I just decided not to. And a lot of the people that like did get it, they ended up doing it in like the bathroom or somebody did it to them.

And then they got like, yeah, they got like infected or they didn't do it the right way. They didn't go to Johnny the Pearson. Yeah. We got our guy Johnny. He came through Rep. Southgate and he's about to pierce. Me and Irene, we spun the wheel. Yeah.

And whatever it landed on is what we got to pierce. And I'm debating if I wait until Irene actually feels the piercing, so she feels where it's at. I want to hear her in terror. Yeah. Irene, sit in the piercer chair. Yeah, dude. So you're going to go first just because you're the more down? Wow, she's really down.

Can we put... I'm just a little nervous. You're a lot nervous? Yeah. Okay. So Johnny's ready. He's not nervous at all. This light work.

Ooh, he's right. He has a Raider mirror, everybody. I trust this man. Yep. I trust him with my piercings, okay? Go Raiders. He has a Chuckie doll on his water spray. Yep.

I trust this guy. Yeah. Okay. This is going to be nothing. Do you want to know what you're getting pierced? Or should we find out when as you're getting pierced? Um, Take off your shirt right now

Stop! Oh my god! Is your mom texting you? No, well, yes she was but I muted her. I was like stop me making me nervous. All right, luckily for you, Diosito loves you. Yes. And you are only getting... I'm shaking!

You're only getting your nose pierced. Okay. I think I can handle that pain. I hope. I want to see if you can handle that pain. Have you ever had your nose pierced before? Yeah, but it was like done unprofessionally. Yeah, we've all done swat me.

Like piercing. Okay, but Johnny, that's not how you do it. No, not at all. He said it goes, the needle goes in like butter. And I was like, whoa. He did say it. It doesn't sound too bad I like butter. Yeah.

So I just sit here and I'm good. Yeah. What side do you want on? Yeah, what side do you want it on? How do you want it, baby girl? It's going to get in smooth like butter. What side is it's supposed to? Johnny, do you like roller coasters?

What side did Tupac have it on? Yeah, you like roller coasters? The left side. Hey, Johnny, you like riding roller coasters? Did I have it on? Yeah. Yeah. This is a thrill secret right here.

Okay. Okay, well. Here we go. Do your thing, Johnny. Stick it in her. What side? Pick a side. Hurry up.

Yeah. It's supposed to go on. It doesn't matter. It doesn't mean anything. Are you sure? Oh. Oh. You want to be able to put a hoop on it later?

Yeah. I would say, bigger left side. Okay. That's just me. Okay. Well, I'm trusting you. Let's go.

How do you choose a side? I don't know. Because I have to do this next. Oh, too. Here we go. Tupac put it on the left side. He did? Yeah.

Do like Pock. Okay. Because my body's telling me right side for some reason. Because your hand's dominant. Here you go. Right hand summon it. Oh my God. I look so scared.

Hold on. There's like a marker. There's like a marker. The area has been sanitized. It's okay. We're now. in the mark process do you have to wipe her go at the beginning yeah yeah he's showing to the mirror sure sure I don't know I'm just trusting it yeah yeah that's the way it goes

wrong never just trust him I trust Johnny too yeah there you go oh my gosh he's gonna come on your head walk he's gonna be real quick like butter oh my god here we go Okay, sorry. Oh. The hole has been poked. Whoa. The needle's just in there.

Ah! It's, no, no, no, no. She's like, she's like, set up, you guys. Yeah. She fainted? Oh. Oh. Okay.

I mean, get it. It's been done. Mission accomplished. Let's go. I resist. Success. Why is there so much blood? Ah.

She's great. Oh, that's cool. Her eyes are... She's crying. Oh, she's crying. Oh, my God. What? We ran out of time.

I can't do mine. Oh, that's great. Okay, it's Power 106, brown bag mornings. It's National Piercing Day. It is. And we spun the wheel and it landed on nose piercings. And the downest hyenas in the room,

me and Irene. Yeah, only, because I'm not. We're doing it. Hold on. Let me try to lift up the seat. We have Johnny the Piercer in here with us. Johnny the Piercer, he comes in with Raider stickers and Chuckie stickers. And it's like, you know what?

Yep. He's about his business. Yeah, he knows what he's doing. Yeah, he's about his business. He's here to, oh, Jesus. He's going to the high chair. Irene did her piercing already. Yeah, she did.

She took it like a champ. Cried a little, but hey. Yeah, she did cry a little. I got on camera, too. I've given birth before. Okay. You'll be fine. It's just overthinking.

Yeah. It's too over thinking. And it's the pop that I heard when Irene did hers. And so they're asking like, should you do it on your left side or your right side? Uh-huh. And more people choose left side, right Johnny? Yeah. And low-key, it's for Tupac.

Yeah. Tupac did it on his left side. Influencer. Michael added on whatever, Thug Life, okay? So we're about doing. You guys, I can't look at the needle. I'll faint. I need someone to hold my hand, please.

Yeah, Irene's going. She said. Irene got this. So there's a pop. I didn't hear a pop with that room. Right, I didn't hear the pop. I was too focused on recording. Okay.

Okay. So this is the play-by-play. Johnny is approaching her with a needle. Okay. This is a sanitized needle. And this is... I'm so scared. The smallest needle.

Okay. I don't think you're supposed to yell, right? Oh, dude. He says he's scared. Oh. Johnny, don't be scared. Johnny, you're making us nervous. You know what? It's the alcohol.

It's hitting, huh? Oh. Oh, yeah. What alcohol, Angie? We do not drink? I don't know. No, look, okay. I don't know what you speak of, Angie.

But the good thing is that, like, if he messes up, you can just go on the other side then. Yeah, exactly. It's not a big deal. Okay. Okay. Okay. Yep. He has the needle in position.

Go straight like butter. Oh. And it's through. Oh, it's through. Okay. It's through. Just like butter. It's like, yo.

Oh. Okay. It is. Did you guys hear it? No. The piercing is in. The needle is out. And that was let me get in it.

Eyes are watering. I'm assuming. Yes. Yeah. Wow. Smooth like butter. Wow. There we go.

Wow. It looks cool. It looks cool. Okay. Okay. Woo. Yes. I'm crying.

You guys, that was awesome, though. That was smooth. Wow. Like butter. Smelt smooth. Smelt smooth. It was smooth. Oh.

What lotion does it use? Y'all need to be able. You can hit him up to do your piercings for National Piercing Day. We look so bad. We outside this summer. Come on. All right. Please, time for me.

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