Brown Bag Mornings - Brown Bag Mornings Ep.110 (11/30/23)

Episode Date: November 30, 2023

The Brown Bag Morning Crew gets toxic and talk like an insecure girlfriend and 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.

Listen, this is Be Real from Cyprus Hill. Where are you from, Esse? Don't you know I'm local? All right, have you ever used GPS? And it took you the worst way possible. Yes. All right, that's what happened to a group of travelers over Thanksgiving weekend. I know that we all love going to Las Vegas.

And we already know the trip to Vegas and back can get crazy. Even if you know the way. Yep. That 15 or the one where you're by what used to be the prima donna, now it's the, it's a. I have no idea, but I know we were talking about. You guys don't know that little... The past.

It's Prim Valley or something? I don't know. Oh my gosh, you guys are so uncultured in Vegas. I am very uncultured in Vegas. Say, just put, what is Prima Donna now? Just like, what is the prima donna now? It used to be called the Prima Donna, and then something sketch really happened, really, really bad happened in the 90s or 2000s and they changed the name. Anyway, that's nearly here and there.

That one big stop with all like, it's Buffalo Bills on one side. Oh, yeah. It's like... Yeah. Prim Valley? Prim Valley? Isn't it? Isn't it?

That's state? No. All right. States line. State line. State line. Yeah. Okay, well, state line.

Boom. There you guys. Even in that, like, that can get super packed. Everyone's stopping to get gas, all of that. But how about this? How about you try to avoid a dust storm, which was happening over the weekend? And so they typed into their GPS, like, give me a better route. And GPS ended up taking them through dirt roads, through mountain trails.

They look here were like, you know, the little goats that are on top, like, on top of a mountain trying to, like, figure it out. They were trying to figure it out. That scared me so much. I thought the cops were here. Yeah. Oh, my God. Okay. So that ended up happening to people, and they were so upset at GPS.

But to me, I'm like, duh, the shortcut is never really a shortcut. It'll probably get you there faster. True. Yeah. If you, but it's sketchy, you're going to walk through a mountain. You're going to have to drive through non-paid roads. I don't think it's a shortcut. It's just a detour.

That's what people got wrong. It's like, you can't go this way. Yeah. Here's another way. Yeah. Right. I'm also, if you guys didn't know Prima Donna, I don't know if you guys are going know this one.

Classic Disney movie, Beauty and the Beast. Yes. Okay. So you know how she's looking for her dad? And then she's like, there's one road that looks like super clear and there's one road that looks woodsy. Yeah. Yeah. Like it's like that.

It's like you can't take this one. So it's like the weird crazy one that ends up at the Beast House. I do that with my girls. What? I've been there. I don't know what that means, Greg. But what are you talking about, Maximo? So we took a trip to Grand Canyon.

Oh, no. We were following Daniela's brother. And midway, we lose reception because it's like the mountain side. But we took a different route to try to save time. And I swear to you, we're going through some canyons. No, but not the Grand Canyon. No. It was a dirt road.

And it was weird. I felt like I wasn't like a scary movie. Hills have eyes, girl. Exactly. And the thing is that we got lost, no reception. We had to stop by the sketchy hotel. Oh, no. It's a scary movie.

That's legit. Yo, it felt like that because then like we pulled up and this lady comes out. She said, excuse me, can you help us get to the Crancanion? She's like, hold on. Let me call Joe. I swear. No way. I'm scared.

I don't want to be joking. Joe is this guy comes out smoking a cigarette. He's like, you're in Palmdale, sir. He leaves on our window, sticks his head in. He's like, let me tell you how to get there. And he starts explaining it, but it made no sense. We're like, all right, let's get a hell out of here. Yeah.

They're probably so used to that. Like here's another one. Hey, Joe. Hey, Joe. For real. And then we got out. We took pictures in the middle of the road. And we just drove back to Vegas.

And then her brother got there. And then when we finally got reception, he's like, where are you guys at? Yeah, I know. We're like, bro, we turned around. That's how I'm afraid of, like, road trips. And look, you know who that would never happen to? Our parents. That got the Kelly Blue Book or like, not the Blue Book.

That's the one that tells you how much stuff costs. What's the one? The maps? Yeah, but it's constantly. It's like the book. The Yellow Pages? No. Oh, my God.

There's so. Right now. You go in the back and then you're like looking for the street. It's the map. It's called something, but it's just a book of maps. My dad used to always have in his cars. I know what you're talking about. And even to now, like I could tell him something and he'll know the cross streets.

Don't know how to get there. My dad too. Every time he would go. Yeah. Every time he would go to. That would never happen to then. They're like, oh, you're going to Vegas or you can't make it. Oh, you're trying to avoid the dust storm or I just do this.

Yeah. Yeah. I was like, why did they just pull over? Yeah. I don't think it's that. And wait for it. Just wait for it to pass by. Yeah, I think it's Alice.

Old maps? Oh, yeah. It's like a book. Yeah. I just remember because when I did pizza delivery, like the old man would tell me, that's how he would. Yeah, it was a long, very long time ago. But he would have the coordinate, like, on the wall, and he would be like, go here and go here.

And I'd be like, I'm just going to type it into my phone. That's so cute. Now I'm just picturing Irene pulling up to someone's door, like, hi, delivery. Did you order a pizza? Yeah, yeah. Oh, can you come inside? Kid her, kidding. Can you have a problem here?

Where? I'm a lap. Kiddy. Simp or PIMP. Simps, Simps, Simps, Simps, Simps. It's the Simper Bowl. I like that. The Simper Bowl champion.

It's a good one. Travis Kelsey. Travis Kelsey. We got a little bit of drama and corniness coming from Travis Kelsey Camp. Now I'm here to report it. I like corn. Well, first, so Travis Kelsey's ex, Kayle and Nicole. Uh-huh.

She was thirst-trapping. Not thirst-trapping. She was thirsting over Jalen Hertz, who's a quarterback for the Philadelphia Eagles. Oh, so she has a type. She has a type. Yeah. She likes football players.

But that's also the quarterback. And before Travis, Gelsk, Gottwood, Taylor's sleeve, he had a type. Yeah. Yeah. He changed it. That was, 360. Yeah. But, so Jalen Hertz was, there was a video posted to him on social media,

and she retweeted it and said, Fly Eagles Fly. So Jalen Hertz is the quarterback for his brother's team. Oh, so his brother's teammate. His brother's teammate. So he saw that and he instantly unfollow her on Instagram. Travis Kelsey saw that his ex made a comment about his brother's teammate. And so then Travis Kelsey unfollowed his ex.

Unfollowed his ex on Instagram. He should have been unfollowed. He should have been unfollowing her. There was a long time ago when they broke up. Why was he following her still? They could still be friends. Yeah, they're friends. Called being mature.

She was really good friends with Mahomes girl. And she had to stop following them. And she even publicly said, like, there's just stuff that I don't want to see. Like, they're going to be happy for him as they should. But, like, as someone that has feelings and all of that and we have a past, I don't want to see it. It's different from, like, respectfully, like, respecting somebody. But, like, why are you going to follow them just for, like, oh, we're still friends? Just to, like, keep that.

Like, it doesn't make sense. You're just putting yourself in the front lines of seeing. Your algorithm's already going to be them, right? Because they're your partner. They were your partner. All of that's kind of built for that. So you're just going to see them doing everything with freaking Taylor Swift. True, but he likes birthday cakes.

I feel like people with money and fame like that do they don't care about following X's. Like, I feel like that's a thing. No. Really? Yeah. A lot of times, a lot of times Angie knows people broke up because they unfollow people. Yeah. That's how I verify.

That's how you verify. Yeah. Maybe that's how, you know, drama has started. It's like, ooh, they had followed each other. Maybe they split on, like, cool terms and we're like, look, we used to be cool. I could see that. Let's not, you know, like, let's, they probably didn't say let's still follow each other. But it was like this thing of like, let's not create this unnecessary drama around us.

You're my best friend, even though we're not together. People are going to, like, Angie, are going to snoop and be like, they have followed each other. And before, before Taylor, no one cared about Travis and who is following. Hold on. No, no, whoa, whoa, whoa. This is true. This is true. At least in social media, you're not checking who he's following or that he was following his

eggs or they broke up. No one cared. I know, no, no, you guys cared about the sports. The paparosity wasn't waiting for him anywhere. Now they are. That's true. None of the pop culture websites are like. No, that's true.

He's a Super Bowl brothers? He's not a pro bowler either. No. No one. Come on all times. You guys are understanding what we're saying. We're not talking about dude, dude media. TMZ.

Yeah, we're talking about literally. like the pages entertainment that are following him because of Taylor. He calls over from TMZ sports to TMZ in general. Oh, literally. That makes sense now. He did a crossover. His mom brought him cookies. That was even viral too.

Yeah, but you're not caring who he's following and not following. Like that was only viral. You're not like your guys is T. Yeah. Yeah, I get what you're saying. So what I'm saying is that so probably wasn't a thing like you guys said that we're still together.

We're going to be friends always. You're part of my life, blah, blah, blah. Because their breakup was pretty recent. It wasn't like last Thanksgiving, he was probably with old girl. Facts. Right? So this Thanksgiving, he's with Taylor. But what's surprising to me is that he unfollowed because of something she did.

So does that mean he still feel ways about her? If you're with Tate, then you probably call Taylor Swift Tate. Wow. Listen. Aw. Aw. Oh. That's my girl Tate.

That's my girl. I'm Travis Kelsey. That's right. She liked an Instagram announcement from the Chiefs about you breaking this record all right now um thanks tay i appreciate you um on the uh chief's chief's page porten thanks day so i know crazy as he sounds like how i thought he would sound thanks kate you are amazing like yeah i appreciate you what i'm just wondering if you talk to kela like that definitely not thanks thanks hey kela i love you yeah okay so that's my only

thing is that it's not that they were unfollowing or following each other, but her flirting essentially or her her supporting someone else is what triggered him to unfollow her. Because he would have unfollow her as soon as him and Taylor said I love you to each other. At what point do you, like, you know what?

Because then you're like, okay, I don't know if they've said I love you to love you to each other. No, they haven't. Not publicly. But I would think they would or he would unfollow her as soon as he thought that like Taylor was all over the

The screens on the football game And that's out of respect to Taylor Yeah That's crazy Called being mature guys Yeah Being mature and being an adult Okay, it is mature

Then stay following her Why you don't follow her now? Because he knows Jalen Okay That's like And everyone knows Taylor Swift Yeah but he knows Knows him

That is true That's like it's different from like I thought guys don't care I don't know Oh yeah hook up my homie Hook up my friend No that's just like a random No, it hurting it.

Not with like a person that you actually did it. If I don't care, right? If I don't care if I want the best for you, I'm out here publicly going out with a girl that everyone's searching you up to see what my exes look like and embarrassing you. All her the swifties are going at you from what the ex-girls are saying. You think she did it on purpose? No, no, but if I'm causing all of this embarrassment to you. Right.

But I'm following you because you said fly-e-e-clay. This is our revenge. She was probably like, ooh, this is going to hit him. No, that's true. But it shows him still caring. It's not like he's like, sorry I'm dating Taylor Swift now, the biggest pop star in the world. Yeah. Yeah, why is she getting mad about it?

Because they're going after her, the Swifties. Yes. That's true, bro. This is not a guy for the whole thing. It's all capped. This is literally what's going on. Yeah. They were sending these threats to be.

Because you don't have anyone who fight with it in your life anymore. I'm already fighting another one. I can't say the previous one's name or the new one. It's a new one. No. comment made. No comments made. Publicly speaking, no comments made.

Okay. Anyways. Gross. Should we? Okay. We got to. Back to Chuck. Oh, my gosh.

Oh, my gosh. One, one, one. No, we're back to, uh, it was Jeff. I want to put Greg's business out there. No, Travis Kelsey and, uh. It's fine. Maria. I got to just ordered you.

Maria. I have your permission. No, she's never. Yes, me. My son deserves it. Like my phone. She said yes. Bro, the same reason he broke over his last girl, he's having the same problem with a new girl.

And I'm like, bro, just get back with your ex if that's the case. No. No, get rid of them both, bro. Go thirst travel by whatever her friends. Don't talk about my son like that. Sorry, Maria, I will stop. Okay, Travis Kelsey, Simper Pimp for unfollowing. Simp.

Yeah. Simp, dog. That's the sim. How would it is that? And how do we know all of this? Because the media. A.k. Angie over here. You're looking at what follows.

She knows the time. I do. That's what I'm like, hey, look what happened. So is it okay to say that if you are anti-Travice Kelsey and Taylor-Slois relationship, you become an Eagles fan? I would think so, yeah. Become an Eagles fan? Become a fan of a brother. I mean, clearly that triggers him.

Yeah. Fly, Eagles, fly. I feel like I want to do the wing. The wing. The angel. That fool, there's Sims. Sips, Sips, Sips, Sip, Sip Ripple champion. Scrolling with the homies.

All right, before you go in, Greg, let me just tell, no, no, let me just tell T-Man out there. This fool has been waiting to do this scrolling. Against my better judgment. But I got to let the boys be boys. Yeah. Greg is so excited about this. It's probably like his favorite TikToks. He's been sending them and sending them to me.

And I watched them and I'm like, oh, okay, cool. And you too, you looked at it like. I saw them and I'm like. I related to you so much. Yeah, I saw them and you showed them to me and I'm like, oh, okay. Yeah. She really did say that. But Irene, you, my biggest number one Greg supporter, you were like, yes, this is hilarious, bro.

I thought it was funny. But like, our TLs are similar. Yeah, your algorithm? Yeah, our algorithms are very similar. Why is your algorithm like Greg's algorithm? I don't know because it's odd I don't know I don't know I don't know I'm doing

Is it right there much Flexing his arm Swinging it up around So now here's your chance to And at least we know that one person Will enjoy this Yes Lettie

I was enjoying scrolling on my timeline I know you were And I came across this video That I feel like I can relate to a lot And a lot of guys out there Can relate to Men Exactly

This is what it sounds like When you have an insecure girlfriend and they tell you everything that goes wrong. But our homies do it to us. All right? I want you to hear this. Ready? Day one of talking to my boys like an insecure girlfriend. Hey, you want to prepare a girlfriend?

I'm all right. What do you mean? No. I just don't want some right now. Are you mad at me? Day two of talking to my boy like an insecure girlfriend. Hey, Jekin, we're pretty good friends, right? Yeah, bro.

Would you still talk to me if I was a worm? No, bro. Are you serious right now? I can't believe you. Day three of talking to my boy like an insecure girl. You good? Yeah, I'm good. Why?

You just been a little distant lately? Been working and shit, you know? Yeah. You just forget I exist? I've just been like two days ago. Why do you hate me? This is day four of talking to my boys like an insecure girlfriend. What's up?

What? What was your location off? Oh, bro. I didn't even know it was all, my bad. Who were you with? All with China. All right, but whatever. She can have you, man.

The reason I love those videos? It's going exactly how I thought it was like. The reason I love these videos is because my homies act like this towards me. towards me all the time. So this guy's acting like an insecure girlfriend to show like, hey, this is what it sounds like. Exactly. But you actually have friends that talk to me. My homies actually act like this towards me.

So you actually have guys that talk to you like this. Yes. I've actually had a guy friends that seen with his girlfriend and I've seen. Oh. That's crazy. I legit had a homie stop talking to us because we didn't invite him out. That's it. That is a reason I've had it. Why didn't you invite him out?

Because we just were out. Was it because he's a cop? No, this is another one. He was like, I'm not talking to you. I'm like, what the? Okay, okay, so he was acting like an insecure girlfriend. Exactly. So, Kim, is it safe to say that it's not just insecure girlfriends that act like this?

No, it's mostly insecure girlfriends. Oh, my gosh. That's where they get it from? They probably got an insecurity girlfriend. So then where'd your home get it from? Probably his insecure girlfriend, so he passes it to us. When we go out and his girlfriend went out at the same time. So everyone left him?

Yeah, exactly. And he was by himself. So it's not just that people left him? No, is this that? He's insecure. And he got that. So he was expected to just pull up randomly? Yeah.

I don't know. No, I'm kidding. No, I love your scrolling. I love that you did it. I was pretty happy about the scrolling too. I love that you did it. Day four. Hey, are you mind of me, bro?

Yeah. I've heard every single one of those. You haven't said any of those at all? For sure. Yeah. All the time. Duff. I heard some of those before.

You heard some of those? Yeah. No. You do I ignore him. Ignore him. No, you just go with it. Like, when we ask you, like, if I was the warm, if I was the leave, would you still love me? Just say yes.

No, a bird, come and eat you. That would get a bad. But I would protect you from that bird. I'd watch you. I'd watch you die. That's crazy. Oh, my gosh. That's why you're not married.

Yeah. I am married. You're not married. I am married. The common law does not apply in California. Do you guys ever have that friend that shows you videos that are only funny to them? Do you have, no, legit. Do you have that friend?

Vic does that own time. Yeah, Victor. Yeah, and Vick is sick right now, by the way. Maximu past him the choro. Yeah. First of all, I don't know a choro, but I am here. Yeah, there's friends, but usually it's not like a... I don't know, actually.

I feel like I do understand. Guys get easy. I think guy humor is easier. It's easier to make a guy laugh than it is to make a girl laugh. No, it's easy. Oh, yeah. No, it is. Fart noises make you guys laugh.

See? I don't even do it. No part noise saying you laugh. That's true. Look at this. I love it. I love because the way he laughed. Like, now I'm what you do is lappy.

You're liby right now in the car. That's funny. Sorry, I got bogus on my head. All right, you want to do, act like an insecure girlfriend. What did I get told yesterday? Oh, wait. I don't have, I'm kidding. It was a joke.

Come on. Why are you talking about your ex? Yeah, basically, yeah. Do you have the point? If your ex love me more, or did, Do you love your ex more than me? Yeah, I just met you. I've just been with you.

What the hell what you'd expect? If your ex was in the fire, would you pick her over me? It's like, what the? Hell no, I'm not running in there. Why would I go in the fire? If they were both in the fire. That's cool. I'm calling that.

I'm calling the fire department. You should have been like, why are y'all kicking it? Why are y'all together? Yeah, why you're out of fire? Well, I went over there to get her when I got caught up. Has any girl besides Aniela? Because, of course, Daniela is very secure. Has she ever told you some insecure stuff?

Yeah Like what is it Talk about it It's your guys It would actually be like Like oh why do you have friends Or girls That's a good one

That is And what was your answer Because I've known them forever Before you That's a good answer That is a good answer What's the deal? No

Nah You don't do that You don't do that Come on babe I know it forever I'll be like Why do you have a brother Oh wow

I've known him forever Okay so we're the same So these girls are your sisters Yeah I'm with you for a reason, right? Exactly, and you hit them with that. Oh, my God. You don't even talk like that.

I talk like that. No, I think that was like always the biggest thing. Like having girls as friends. In high school I used to have like a lot of home girls. And we like and my friends used to throw a lot of kickbacks. So we would know a lot of girls and we invite them. Yeah. And it wasn't like oh, we're hooking up with everybody.

It was just like it was you know. But you were hugging up with some. It was like I said, it was some we're getting hurt. See that's the thing. It's like. It's his past. I didn't kiss all the girls that are my friends. Yeah.

But have you kissed any of the girls that were your friends? Possibly. But that was before I met you. Yeah, that's before. And to me, to me, I think that I would get more upset. Not that you have friends that are girls because, look, dude, I don't care. I'm toxic. It's not that you have girls that are friends, but it's like if I don't meet them,

if I don't know them. Like, why do you have friends that I don't know? Right. Which was an issue for me in a past relationship. Is it an issue? Like, he had friends that were girls, but we never talked. We never met and all of that and I'm like and date home would hang out Is Fontana? Is it an issue to have a friend that's a girl that you hooked up with in the past?

Yes Yes Yes, final answer. Your ex? That is not your ex Yes, it is. That is not an issue of Daniela was like bent back from her her homie But like they've done that in the past? Would it be an issue? Yes Yes, it is that they did it they could do it anyway They did in the bathroom, the shower, the car. In the past? I mean, I'm not going to ask the-

Shut up! It would not be okay. Like, I'm not going to be like asked for those details, but, oh, you guys hooked up? Oh, okay, cool, whatever. Like, I was in the past. And you would let them continue to hang out. Not to hang out, but themselves, but like. Exactly.

They can like each other's pictures. Because if I said, like, if I hooked up with a girl, she was still like my home girl, I'm not going to hang out with her alone. Yeah. So that's good. What is the same girl? What does still the homegirl mean if you don't hang out? It's like maybe we have a party.

She can come, yeah. She's invited her places. When I'm at the club, she can go to the club. Do not bring her in my house after you've been inside her. Yeah, I don't want that. Well, I guess then you guys wouldn't ever know because you guys are insecure. It's not secure. It's just setting boundaries.

It's like that's common knowledge. Don't bring your ex around me. It's not your ex. It's not unless you're hooked up or not. It's easy to say you're insecure if you have like certain things that you won't and will like or will accept and won't accept. It's like just a cop out.

Like, oh, that means you're insecure. Or that means that's something that I'm not cool with. True. Boundaries. R. 106, Brownback mornings. LA's number one for hip hop. It's time for word on bad nyes.

What's the word? What's the word? Okay, word on those cans. Word on Rosecrans. What's the word? What's going on in Van Nuys? I don't know if I want to know what's going on in band eyes. You don't want to know.

But I will tell you what going on with Young Thug. All right. Young Thug. trial started on Monday. And since it started, we've been seeing a lot of reports of different things going on. And just recently, we found out there could possibly be a dismissal of the case. Oh, wait, wait, wait, wait, ready? Yes.

I've only been here three days. And the reason is because there has been a security breach, because they have been allowing live streaming to happen in the court. And four of the jurors were identified. Oh, my gosh. Yeah, of course. Yeah. You know how crazy, strict they are with, like, a bunch of court cases, remember?

Well, I watch a lot of day, like, you know. They'll even, like, high, like, I guess high cases. Yep. Or high conflict cases and stuff like that. They are, it's high, it's a word with high in it. Classified? No. High stakes?

Man. Like, the OG says, it was like a high something. High. Higher, higher, baby. Sorry, we play the game on. Just, I'm not bad. High important, something like that. Yeah.

But they like, they'll even hide them off in a, in a hotel on their own. Like they can't go home. Oh, yeah. Because they can't, they personally can't feed into what social media is saying, what the news is saying. Like, they have to be kept under low-key, lock and keys. So for their, I guess, person, their personal protection, but for them to be identified, that could be scary for them. You got to think if it doesn't go away someone wants to, they could now have some who that identify as to get retribution for like revenge someone actually commented on one of the the screenshots

of the video where they showed the people and they said i know that dude what and they put his name in the comment yeah so because of that they're going to either have to figure out like new jurors and start like the whole new thing over because they were already like having trouble finding jurors yes that weren't biased yeah because you got to say you don't know young thug or you're not biased for certain things and stuff like that to even be a juror And even then, I've been the, I've been a jury before. Yeah. And I try to say all the wrong things and they still selected me.

What did you say, bro? Because it was like a, it was like a tenant versus his landlord. So I was like, yeah, I hate my landlord. Oh, I see the buyers. Yes, I was trying to be hella biased. And they're like, oh, we pick you. Yeah. Perfect.

That's exactly what we needed. You can tell when you're like. Yeah. Oh, damn it. But yeah. So who knows what's going to happen with his case? Yeah. It's only, it was the third day yesterday, so today would have been the fourth.

Today is the part. But I don't think that's going to happen anymore. Right. No, I know that the judge said is now not allowing the media that's in there because it is such the word high that I can't. High profile. My mom just texted me a too. Hold on. High profile.

Yep. Whoa. What's over here? Hi. Bile you. Do you want you guys say how high, mile high? Yeah. Okay.

So this is a high profile case. there's so much media attention to it. And so he's telling him, and I think it's crazy because it is the age of streaming live. Right. You know, and that's the way to get the content out the quickest. I'm not going to wait till the news posted or for even posting on social.

Boom, you're in the room with me. Yep. But now that's not going to be allowed. The media is not allowed to live stream. Crazy. Imagine Youngta gets free off of an IG life. That's crazy.

That's crazy. Shut on Instagram. But I bet you this case is going to show kind of the boundaries of what to do moving forward with all these other high profile cases. Imagine OJ's case there is live streaming? That would be crazy. That would be insane. The common section on that would be crazy.

Yeah, fitting our gloves. Yeah, so we'll see. By the way, I'm wearing YSL today. You're pushing positivity. You're not wearing Y or cell, girl. I'm kidding, I'm kidding. You're wearing Santieli. Wow, that's mean.

He's pushing positivity. I'm so much. I'm pushing positivity. I'm pushing positivity here. Thank you, Greg. Okay, well, Siza was on a variety of interview and recently didn't confirm or deny what her relationship with Drake was. Oh, my God. It kind of was a confusing situation because we all know that they've gone back and forth with the music and even like tweets, tweeting about each other.

But no one really knew if it was true what like Drake said or they had hooked up. So this is what Siza actually said in the interview. I feel like we all grew up on Drake in like some obvious way. So somewhere in my subconscious, he just skips around sprinkling breadcrumbs. I saw something that said we were like secretly singing to each other through song. And I was like, what? None of that is true. Okay, hold on.

One, I just picture Drake skipping. Oh, yeah, totally. Yeah, now he's handsome and gretel. Now he's rubbing breadcrumbs. My breadcrumbs, I thought cake. He was getting the cake. Oh, gosh. So essentially she's saying, I'm thinking about him, but hey, when I'm singing, I'm not.

Yeah, right. Right. He's living rent free in her head. Yep, exactly. Skipping with breadcrumbs. That is crazy. Yeah, that's wild. Yeah, because I grew up on him, he just happens to.

She made it seem like he's skipping around all of our subconscious. Yeah, you're wrong. Is he skipping in the back of your head? No, not right. For sure. Bread comes in the back of your head, right? Drake's in the front of your head. Yeah, sure.

No, I'm serious. Like you quote him, you sing him. Oh, yeah, my lifestyle. My swag, my everything, my sadness. What Drake song are you today? I'm, uh, so cry if you're me. See, see, see. But then when I walk out, like, ah, like I get all my Drake hands out and everything.

Drake hands, all right. Crazy. But she's essentially saying, hey, like, we, they've gone back and forth on songs. There are certain songs that they kind of, they say the same thing, right? Right. Are they copying each other's bars, which is common. It can happen. Or are they talking to each other?

They're talking to each other. She said it was alive, but I got some evidence. Show us evidence. Shut of NG for the evidence. Here it is. I'm going to fall back unless it's a tall her sht for a minute. Slime in you out. Is there a collabs?

Yeah. You like it when I get aggressive. You like it when I be aggressive. Hey. All she's talking about is come and see me. Damn. Come to see me for ones That she want to fuck to some sizzle weight

Because I used to date Cizabeth o'clock And no rise and I deflected New briborized and I erected This Okay, the last few ones I didn't get how they were talking to each other. What's the way?

Sub-tweeting each other Making music for each other And then in the one that says 08 She actually tweeted it was 09 Yeah, she corrected it. Yeah, that they dated. So it's like Then no one knew that they dated like that.

No one knew that dated like that until Drake came out with that song was like, I used to date Siza back in O.A and everybody was tripping out. Like, what? So then when she answered, it was like, it was actually on nine. It was still a trip because they were, I don't want to say Siza, no one knew her, but she was relatively unknown. Right. At that, and that date, like that year. Yeah. They knew each other.

They hooked up. They talked or whatever. So it just shows like throughout the years they've been kind of saying similar lines. Again, those lines, low-key can be like, hey, they said something cool. I want to say something cool, too. Right. I don't know about that way But it definitely feels like

The ones that are similar It feels like they're talking to each other Especially come and see me They both say the same exact thing She said it a little bit Hurtmore And if they dated it's like It's like a sub-

Okay so I come from the era of like Jay Z taking a lot of people's bars Right And a lot of biggie bars And he's saying it in the same cadence And it's just taking the bar It's just like They call it interpolation

You're just saying the same bars You're sampling someone's lyrics Right So it seems like she's And those are great lyrics that she's sampling. And it's a girl's perspective of the same. I don't know.

Yeah. No, I get you, but I believe it's more like because they dated, we're thinking and like, oh, you guys are talking to each other. Right. It's the fact. Yeah, it's the fact that they dated.

That's why we're thinking like, yeah, you guys are talking to each other. Just admit it. Maybe the only way we'll know is we pull out the receipts if they had to pay, like, the feed. The clearance to,

oh, interpolate. And then if they didn't pay, you're talking to each other. Or they're just friends. because apparently you can stay friends with your ex, like you said, right? Yeah, I guess you could. There's no problem with that. Maturity.

One day you'll reach it. I like it. Thank you. It's fine. Up top. Well, that was your word on... These are Vick usually wraps. That was your word on Rollscrans.

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What's up? This is Be Real from Cyprus Hill. Where are you from, Esse? Don't you know I'm local? It's getting dangerous out here in these streets. We all know that we're probably number one for traffic out here in California. But with traffic comes the risk of also there being fatalities. Okay?

So I have a really weird pop quiz. What time of day do you think is the most dangerous for traffic accidents in California? Easy. Five. 5 p.m. 5 p.m. Yeah. I'm a say.

Because of like all the traffic, people are driving, they're mad, all that. I would say 8 a.m. 8 a.m.? Because people are rushing to work, dropping their kids off.

Oh, they're all mad too. I think we're all mad. I think we're all mad. Okay, so where there's a study that did say that amongst 22 states, yes, 5 p.m. would be the most dangerous. But however, in California,

the most dangerous time to drive is actually 9. P.m. to 10 p.m. That's the most dangerous hour of driving in California that would lead to more crashes and fatalities out here. That's scary for me. Yes, because you like to drive at nine at night. Well, I'm going to the clubs and stuff like that when I DJ. Well, maybe don't go to close. Don't just stop DJing. Just all right. Hey, let you quit. Hey, use this one. Use this one on them. Don't let them go out past nine. Why, babe? Because it's so dangerous right now. It's the most dangerous time. You know why? I think because when the roads are free is when everybody's in there like,

Out here. I love it. Because usually we are in traffic. Fellas, if your girl says that, say after 10, you're good. Because it is the most dangerous hour. Yeah. I'm sure if it was the second hour, it would probably be 10 to 11. It's only one hour.

I'll wait that one hour. It's fine. I'll be there at 10 or D. No. Or A, babe, I'm sorry, I can't come home at 9. I have to wait an hour. It's more dangerous. Exactly.

Thank you for letting us buy time. No, I'm not letting you do that at all. Well, just be careful. Be mindful that if you're out at that time of night, it is one of the most dangerous times to be driving, especially out here in California. Babe, letty told me I can't drive from that at the time. Shut up.

But I do not condone that at all. No, you said that. Anyways, we're helping the homie Leonardo on the way. What's coming up inside the homie help line, Maximo? Our friend Leonardo diend us, his daughter has something on his wish list that got him nervous. And we're going to tell you all about it when we come back. Christmas drama.

That's next. It's power 106. All right, it's time to do shoutouts. Irene, what's going on? Coach David Lemus wants to shout out the black boys. I'm sorry, black ice boys, 14 U football team. They're traveling to Florida this weekend for their national championship game. So it's the first time they're all traveling out of town.

Let's go. Enjoy that. Thank you, guys boys. Natalie wants to give us an Alex a shoutout. Today's his first football game and she's going to miss it, but she wants to send them love. Hold on. Good luck. Aren't all like the football season's over?

I thought so. Yeah, like for school? It might be like out of the middle school. It's his first middle school game. Come on. You got this baby boy. You got it. Ari wants to shout out her son Felix, who turns five today.

They listen on the way to school and to work. Felix, you're on your way to school. Happy birthday to you. Have a great day at school. You're the best kid in kindergarten or pre-K or whichever one you're in. TK. That's good. That's you, Papacito.

David Velasco turns 14 today. Your dad wants to wish you a happy birthday, and he hopes you behave better this year, fools. Oh, wow. That's what he said. Dad. You let him have his day, dad, okay? And we all know that the way they act is our fault, so come on.

It's my fault. It's my fault. I'm just kidding. I'm just kidding. I'm just kidding. No, no. What are he, like, can you read the thing again? I want to say.

No, he literally said. He said, I want to wish my son a happy birthday and tell him I hope he behaves better this year. Wow. I wonder what he does. That's every parent right there. It's like, happy birthday, but here's a bad thing about you. He's barely a teen. He's 40.

He's a freshman. The 14 years like, wait until I turn 15. For real. You thought this you was at. Yeah. Oh, no. We went nothing. No, happy birthday to you, bro.

Congratulations on being 14. You're amazing. And then our home girl, Stephanie, who tunes in every day to her birthday today. Oh, wow. Happy birthday, Stephanie. You literally tune in every day. I don't know what you do for work or school, but you are tapped in.

You are our number one, Brown Bag, Batty. We love you. Thank you so much for always luckiness in and always posting that you're listening. We see you on Brownback Mornings 106. You're always saying like that you're listening to us on the story. So shout out to you. Feliz Cumpalajos.

Ah, and to Felix. And you, Felix, and you, the papacito, what's his name? David. David. And you too me.

Happy birthday to all of you guys. And happy birthday to all of you guys. And happy birthday. tall the people that didn't hit us up but it's their birthday. Yeah. We appreciate you too. But you know what? You didn't. Maybe unhappy birthday to you because you shouldn't hit us up. Rob McMorne's one of the six if you want to shout out.

Okay? Okay. All right, check this out, homie. You need a homie or need some help? We need your help. We need a line. I mean phone line. We got you for. The homie help line. All right, the homie Leonardo. Leo, he hit us up. What's good y'all?

My name is Leonardo. And I need a HHL. Homey Help Line. I love it. We're an acronym now. I know Christmas is around the corner and my 10-year-old daughter just gave me her Christmas wish list. Damn.

That's time already? Yeah. At the top of the list is a cell phone. She's been begging for a few months for it now. Me and my baby mama were not together. Me and baby mama aren't together been, we're both in a situation where, oh, my gosh. Who typed it? I don't know.

They're not together, but they're both in a situation where we're not sure if 10 is an appropriate age. One of the biggest problems is she goes to a school in a fairly wealthy area so all her friends have one. I know we as parents shouldn't care what other parents do, but I also feel it affects her self-esteem, seeing others with things we could afford but don't give into. Dang. I feel she might feel judged. Our biggest issue is we're scared of social media. What do you guys think we should do? So their biggest issue with probably not getting here on the phone.

Is they afraid of the social media aspect of the phone? It's valid. But they do see probably all the other people in her class have it, have a social. By 10, I know so many 10-year-olds that have phones. Yeah. Not even phones, but social media. And if they don't have a social media account on their own phone, they have one on your phone. Yeah.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Because even me, like, Emmy has a social media account, but like she doesn't watch it unless I'm next to her. So like I Or so you think No because she doesn't have like login or anything So Like I run her I run it

So you're Emmy's burner Social media account So if you have a Any media account That she made on her friend's phone It's honestly just soccer stuff Yeah So we watch it and see soccer stuff

Oh that's so nice If I could remember my niece Do you remember all the secrets you kept From your parents Yeah Just just remember that She didn't even have the login Okay okay yeah

Yeah for that specific one All right Yeah She could create a Different accounts. Everything she does on her phone I have to approve. There's other phones. There's other phones.

There's iPads, friends, all of it. Computers. She got a burner, bro. Just remember the secrets you've kept from your parents. Just remember that. Remember the kickbacks? Remember the girlfriends? True.

Remember all their parents didn't want us to have boyfriends or girlfriends? They were like 18 or something? That didn't work out. Yeah. Remember all the video games you played? At least social media. Even though your mom said that video games from the devil? Yeah.

All those Pokemon cards, remember? I had them. Yep. Crazy. Coming up, we're helping the homie, Maximo, realize that his daughter. Nah. Has her cell phone. Has her own life.

She has a cell phone. So you really think that the only time that she goes on social media is when you're standing hovering over. No, her Instagram. Okay. When you're standing hovering over. No, you know what she has? She has Snapchat. Yeah.

I don't think she has Snapchat. Kids love Snapchat. They should not. No, that's high school kids. Yeah, that's. My nephew has. Does it? She's a pre-team.

If you're 8 to 10 years old, you shouldn't have a social media like that. Okay. Apparently. That's a good, that's a good, that's a good rule to say. Yeah. Right? Yeah. But again, remember our parents said you shouldn't have a boyfriend and it makes you want to do it even more.

And I had one in kindergarten. Yeah. Come on, you guys. Let's think like if we are them too. All right. But baby girl, I'm not even going to put anything past Mamasita Linda over here, Leonardo's daughter. She's 10 years old. She wants a cell phone.

She told him like this is on my Christmas wish list This is number one like this is what I want He's not with mom anymore But he knows they're both kind of like 10 Might not be the age for us However I am seeing her go to school Other people have it I don't want her to feel insecure

I don't want her to feel judge I don't want her to feel like she's not cool What should we do in the situation? All right check this out homie You need a homie or need some help We need your head We'll need a line I mean phone line

We got you for The homie helpline Leonardo's in a pickle Or actually he's in an apple You got it, Apple iPhone, boom All right Sorry, I had to hit you with a corny jokes In honor of my guy

I'm sorry In honor of my guy, Victor Right Oh yeah Mr. Torro You mean an apple? Yeah Like that

He would say something like that Vic is not here No No Moving on All right Leonardo hit us up He has a 10 year old daughter

And on her Christmas wish list She says she wants a phone, okay? And he's not with baby mama anymore, but he feels like they're both kind of on the same page. 10 years old might be too early for a phone. However, she does go to a more wealthier school. That means they're putting their money up. They're putting their money up to make sure that she's going to a good school.

And they're seeing that maybe the other kids have these phones that she doesn't have. They don't want her to feel left out. They don't want her to feel judged. They don't want her to feel poor. But they also don't feel safe with social media on their kids. phone. Right. A valid fear.

Very valid. Yeah. Very valid fear. Because Loki, the algorithm is scary. Algorithms, once they see that you feel away or around something, they're going to keep hitting you and hitting you with maybe things that you may not have searched or wanted to see, but that can affect your mental health. For adults and for kids.

There was that law that passed where they've had to fix social media because of that. There was this law Loki in the UK that I was reading about, which I'm going to get really dark, but you brought it up. That's cool. I'm ready. Unfortunately, a child had passed away. And when they were looking at, like, the emails that the child would get, that child's Pinterest was like, and like, here is recommended for you, right?

It's just really sad, dark content. Yeah. So they saw that maybe this child was feeling away, may have looked something up. And then because of that, started feeding and perpetuating that feeling of sadness and not being alone and things of that nature that led that child or helped lead that child in a path of self-destructedness and ended up passing away taking their own life. So in the UK, I know they've put a lot of boundaries and borders on the use of social media and algorithms in general. They were found at fault of that child's passing away. So we don't see that this is going to

happen until like it happens. Yeah. So this is how we're all kind of finding out in real time. Unfortunately, we don't have those boundaries set in place before. We're not being preventative when it comes to social media and the Wi-Fi. We just got it. We just got the World Wide Web like nothing. And then we're like, oh, what's going on over here? And we're learning as we go. But unfortunately, our kids are the ones that are low-key guinea pigs to social media because it's so prevalent in their lives.

Right. That's a big word. That's a great word. Prevalent. That means it's like right there in their life. It's a whole new era of social media. Current and present. And present and relevant.

Prevalent. All right. Irene, I know you're rolling your eyes at me. No, I'm not. I'm really not. But it's kind if you want to. No, it's okay. Not today.

Not today. I'm just kidding. Now I can piss drop. Okay, you guys. So we have Alex from Chicago on line six. Hey, Alex, we have to hurry up and take this phone call with you? Yeah. Oh, no, what up, guys?

What up, Alex? I heard you're like either on your way to work or someone's going to catch you or what's going on? Yeah, I'm hiding in my car right now. I love it. Thank you for tapping into us while you're all the way in Chicago. We appreciate it, bro. Shout down. Hey, I downloaded our radio out for you guys.

Like I said before, I've been a big fan since the very beginning of your podcast, so I had to tap in, as always. Yeah, well, it's going to get them some crumbs. Well, we're beating them. Okay. No, check us out. Talk to us. What would you tell the homie Leo whose daughter wants a phone for Christmas,

but they're kind of iffy about it with the social media? They're afraid of that. With me, I was blessed to be born. Like, I'm 23. I'm a 2000 baby. I was blessed to be born at a time where I was able to enjoy, where I was, enjoy my childhood without any social media. Because by the time, like, phones became more accessible was when I first started high school. Yeah.

So at 10 years old, I, at 10 years old, I wouldn't, like, I mean, I wouldn't, I would just get her to phone. However, no social media. Right. Just for phone calls for emergency to take to school and maybe just enjoy games. Like my little cousins, they'll like, they have phones, but they would play just games and for phone calls when they're at school. Social media, you know, honestly, even me and myself at 23, you know, you expect somebody my age should be active.

Yeah. I only have Instagram, you know, and I really got to deactivate all, my Facebook, my Snapchat, and honestly, life has been way better like that. Why did you do that? Do you commit crimes or why did you do that? No, no, no. Honestly, it's just that like, I don't use it. Like, I don't use it at all.

A lot of people, right now, like, all my friends don't even use Facebook anymore. Snapchat is actually getting way more, I've been hearing that has been getting way with AI and people just don't like the way it is. Like Snapchat can talk back to you like if it's like a human... And chat? Yeah. Well, I mean, I don't have Snapchat anymore, but that's what I've been told. Well, download it. See what I'm talking about.

I keep playing I keep playing in Alex So you're a 2000 baby You were born in the year 2000 Yes Wow That's crazy

High school was like four years ago Yeah high school just happened Were your parents a little bit more Next week I'm about to graduate college next week Come on Let us know when you graduate So we could do a shout out for you

Talk to us though When your parents got you the phone Or was it you got your own phone What was that? Was it that they gifted it? to you or you're a part of their plan or is it you working towards it because you said you got it in high school so uh so when i when i left elementary school when i graduated the eighth grade uh i had to go to school at a different side of the city so i definitely needed a phone so they got me

under their plan but it wasn't like an iphone i got an lg you know an android right and it wasn't bad like you know i appreciate it because i never had a phone before and it you know it made me just be appreciative of when i was able to get an iphone too right later on but uh but like you know at the same time, they were also like, hey, my parents were, they were like, you can't have social media, but just know that your actions do have consequences. And honestly, like, it was also during the time where, what was that girl's name, Amanda Todd? I don't know if you remember that story. No. Are you going to get sad?

I mean, I mean, just looked at him crazy. Well, I mean, it's because social media comes with a lot of risk. Yeah. And the more I see. Is it like cyber bullying and stuff? Yeah, yeah. She's a young girl that, unfortunately, passed. passed away due to cyber bullying.

Man. And she became very famous when I was, like, the case became very famous, you know, very well known during my time in elementary school. So it's like, you know, there's a lot of risk, especially for a girl at 10 years old, you know, and I think it's better for her to, like, hassle Samia when she's older. Yeah. So she understands what's, what's the platform about and the risk and all that stuff because honestly, I think 10 years old is too young.

Yeah. I'm with you there. April, how cold is it over there in Chicago? and like is it is it snowy over there? I don't know I gotta go back more south because it's too cold

but like what's the weather like out there just tell me so I could feel better than you because we're there's sun outside for us we're, we're just out of the night so I don't get it I don't get it

it's that cool it's that cool it's cold as the fridge so they leave all their drinks outside instead of him in the fridge because that's how cold it is. Oh, wow. Yeah.

He could have set that by you said. Yeah, it's so cool. I got a solution. Okay, I don't care. All right. Well, we're going to go to you. I have to go to calls. Yeah, me first.

Me three. Emily from Baldwin Park on Line 5. Emily. Emily. Good morning. Good morning. Emily. How are you, Mamasita?

Good and yourself? Amazing, mamasita. Talk to me. What would you tell Leonardo, who has a daughter? She's 10 years old. She wants a phone for Christmas. is him and his baby mama are like, ah, 10's too young, but we also see all the other kids

at her school have it. We don't want her to feel left out. We don't want her to feel judged. He's too young for a cell phone. Nowadays, they have phones specifically for kids. The kids could only communicate whenever they have in their contact list. Because at 10 years old, she's too young. I have a son.

He's 14 right now. He didn't get his phone until he was probably 12, 13. And even then right now, I still monitor what he's doing on his phone. Like he has TikTok and he does have Instagram, but with that, what I did is I created his own email. He logged in using that email, so anything that he gets on his emails, I see it. Right. Anything that he has in his phone, I see it. Like, we got to start being parents and stop trying to be our kids' friends.

Mm-hmm. Wow. Because then that's when they take advantage of that and then they don't come to us because they want to treat us as their friends. We got to be their parents, right. And at the same time, let them know that if anything happens, even at school,

come to us. We're the only people that are going to be there for you support you 100%. Right. And then the whole thing about... How does he feel about you being so, like, on it?

Because I know that sounds great, but also like, is there any pushback? Is he cool with it? Is he like, Mom, let me have my own life. I want to be a destroyer, 619. Like, is it?

Yeah. No, there is pushback. But he's like, He knows that I don't, I don't mess around. There is, when this pushback, there's consequences. There's times even when he's not doing good at school. Like, if he even gets one D, his phone is taken away for two a month, you know, whatever the person is. He knows there is going to be a consequence.

This is what I mean that when you start being parents or kids, not try to be their friends. And the whole thing, the whole thing about, you know, they're worried about their other kids at school making fun of her, whatever. let's be honest it's very it's a very low percentage but who are still right now are still friends with kids like with their friends back in kindergarten elementary

damn you're crazy for that one that's wild no no but that's crazy I love it I know she's going to tell them who cares if they judge you you're not going to know them when you're older that's so crazy like they don't matter they're not going to they matter right now they don't matter 10 years

I tell my niece that all the time wow Yes. You stand on business. Yeah. Then, then, too, like, if our kids need to be comfortable. Yes, we need to be their parents,

but at the same time, we need to be honest with them, and they need to be comfortable enough to come to us. So if they do start making fun of her bullying her, you know, she needs to go to her parents. They need to let her know that trust us come to us, and we'll get, we'll fix that. We'll do something to fix that.

Yeah. Because at the same, my son, too, was starting to be bullied when he was in junior high. And he told me, And I got on it right away. I am not messing around with that. But I tell my kid, too, if I find out that you're bullying somebody at school, then you and me are going to have an issue.

Dang. What's your son's name? Alex. Alex. Alex. Alex, Ra, Alex. He's probably blinking. That was great.

That was great advice. Bro, shout out to my best friends in kindergarten and dear girl. Yeah. That's crazy. That is good advice. though. It's true. And why you care what they say you're not going to know them later?

Because it matters what's happening right now, mom. That's all right. That's okay. You're going to put my guess someday. Nobody? No. Nobody's here. I don't know it because I've heard you say it before.

But where? Bring it on? There we go. Oh, please. I know you guys like making me feel old, but I'm not like that's hip. Yeah, bring it on. That's the risk. Yeah.

Okay. I don't know. All right. I mean, who else? We have Heidi from Burmega-Lythe-Lythe-W. That's the Riz. That's the complete opposite of what Riz is. Don't talk to me right now.

All right. Heidi from Burbank-Lad-Light-Wed. Hi, Heidi. Hey, how are you? I don't know anymore. I thought I had friends. All right. Talk to me.

Leo, he hit us up about his 10-year-old daughter that wants a phone for Christmas. He's not sure because social media scares him and his baby mama, but he also knows the other 10 years old, the 10 year olds in her school, they have phones and she doesn't want him, he doesn't want her to feel left out. So I have a kid who's in high school now and I feel that he should just give in.

I mean, I didn't give in, but it doesn't make a difference. There's family links that you can go and sign into. My son got his first phone in ninth grade and it was a really crappy, no offense to anybody who doesn't have an iPhone. but it was one of those like Moto 5G, God knows what. Yeah.

He couldn't even have social media on it. Yeah. He had it for a year and I was like, all right, we're good. You kept it. You didn't lose it. It's not broken. Let's go get to your iPhone. As soon as he got that iPhone downloaded everything he could,

but he has to ask permission for download. Yeah. So, yeah, there is that. There is that type of a parental control. Yeah. And then there's family links where you can see what they're doing with him, like for Instagram and all that. He gives me his login and he gives me his password.

password and he knows I'm not going to look at it unless he gives me reason to look at it. So there's that trust. Yeah. Yeah. Because see, that's what I'm thinking too. Like you have to let them know you trust them too because I feel like not like or showing like you're so much like they can't do anything without your say so and like you're the law. Also allows for them to kind of do things just making making them more deceptive because

they're going to now do it behind your back. Yep. Exactly. And if she's 10, you want to teach her now. So she's mature enough as she gets older. And worrying about that whole, you know, well, I don't want her to be left out. People are going to talk, this and that. How about giving your kid a backbone?

Like my kid, he understands. Like, he can take it. If somebody's saying something, she's not going to bully back, but he understands. Like, you know what? You do you, boy. You go over there. Like, I'm good. You know, and it's never been an issue.

So you also have to teach your kids to be tough and to understand that if somebody's bullying you, they got an issue with themselves. they're unhappy with themselves and you're good. If you're worried about your kid being sad because they don't have something that somebody else has, that's not a good lesson in life. Right.

You know what I mean? You also got to keep your kid. No, that's true. I feel like you slapbox your kid. Get her. Get you. She showed them. She showed them up at two pop.

Yeah. See this? This is how you respond. We're planning third X. Not going to lie, this story. Shout out Leo and his 10-year-old. Right.

I was even thinking of getting my four- and five-year-old's phone. Already? Already. Yeah, and I know they're going to school. And, yeah, hey, hey, I don't need the judgment. That is. I'm not going to see the space over here. They're judging you.

Max has a phone. He doesn't take it to school, though, but it just started to play. Because, Loki, they use my phone now. And then you always, like, every time I'm at my house, they have my phone. They're using it. And Loki to me, I'm like, God damn, like, I would like to use my stuff. Let me get them stuff. So what we did before is they used to sell the, I,

the iPods. Yeah. Because you know how iPods can have FaceTime and it's everything but like the phone aspect of it. Yeah. Like that was working really well, but they only come. I think they discontinued some of them and they only come like the small size now. And they see like, hey, mom, we know this is not an actual phone. Like I can't trick them like that.

So I'm even thinking of getting them like a kid friendly phone. I got an idea. The Kendrick phone. That's what I was going to say. Oh, that was your. Yeah. Sure. It was the Kendrick phone because I'm like, you could still be cool and you're still going to have a phone.

No, because the Kendrick phone. I loki want them to like be able to be distracted. Like I know, I know. That one takes out everything. That was just a phone just to call. That's not my issue because then guess what? They're going to just take my phone again. Yeah, see, that's why we got the phone for Max.

He doesn't take it to school. He doesn't carry it like we do. But whenever we're around and he's like, I want the phone. It's like here. Like play on that one. You can get a trap phone from. the liquor store has Tetris on it. They got a little bit of games.

You can call people. Yeah, there you go. Just do that. That was your solution. That was my solution. They don't want to play snake. Got to learn how I did. Yeah.

I went through the struggle. Now you got to go through the struggle. Then just get them an iPad. That's the same thing. iPad kids. I wish it was, but it's not. It's something about it being a phone. Like the handheld.

Yeah. Give them your old phone and then you get a new phone. But then don't put that one in service. No. See, this is the thing that these kids, they want the up-to-date stuff. I've given them my older phones. I've done all of this.

I've given them the older phone. They're like, no, this one's slow. This one doesn't, like, this one doesn't get updates anymore because I'm not updating the old phones. Yeah. That's, they're smart. They're smart. They're smart.

They're smart. They're smart. They won't even take my phone. Yeah, they're like, oh, not that one. It's going to get worse. X and later, please. All right. It's going to get worse, guys.

It's going to get for you guys. What are you talking about? Also getting the phones. So you're, it's going to get in the phones. So you're, son does have a phone. Yes. Don't judge me.

No, I'm not going to judge you. No, I actually low-key feel like you guys were judging. Like, I just said I want to get my four and five-year-old of the phone. I'm just off. Because she's 10 and we're saying 10 is it. Fulting up. I'm like, because I got my phone like at 15.

Also, my kids don't want social media. Right. I think the fear is the social media part of it. My kids aren't like, they're not talking to their TK homies on freaking Instagram and bullying them on Snapchat. Hey, we bring the fruit snacks tomorrow. Yeah. Oh, Max does try to FaceTime.

like his cousin. Yeah, yeah. But. FaceTime is different than social media. Right. Yeah. I think it's just the different needs for the smaller ones than for the older ones. And the interest.

Yeah. Because the 10 and up, even like maybe like seven and up, like they already know TikTok. They know Instagram. They know what people are talking about. And there's always a kid who whose parents doesn't care. Yeah. And by the way, the Kendrick phone is this phone that is just the, it's literally just calling people. Yeah, three people.

It's a phone, an alarm. You set the language, music and then just notes. Wow. That's literally what a phone is. supposed to be though. Yeah, that's true. So I think this one might work for Leo, but not for your baby's lucky. Yeah, it's not the race. This is Be Real from Cypress Hill. Where are you from, Esed? Don't you know I'm local? We outside today, okay? All right, look, this is especially for all my little nieces and nephews

listening right now. And if you are on the nicest, even if you're on the naughty list, make sure you you come out today because we are going to be at the WSS over on. on the corner of Crenshaw and Obama Boulevard for a toy giveaway, okay? Every child receives a free toy. We're going to be there from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. It's the WSS toy giveaway, and it's back. It's going to be happening at the corner of Crenshaw

and Obama Boulevard starting at 4 p.m. today. All children, 12 and younger. And, hey, if you look 12, I'm not going to ask you. I'm going to leave it. Sometimes I look 12. All right. You don't. I don't.

I don't. I don't know. Well, sometimes I'm short as 12. Okay? There are 12 years that are taller than me, is what I'm saying. Yeah, that's what she means. That is not a lie. If we all walk in the same time, I got a toy.

All children 12 and younger, you're going to receive a free toy while supplies last. Make sure you come through. I want to see you. I want to hug you. I want to know what you want to be like, ah, what's cool do you go to? All of that. Just to shout you out, not to go to the school or anything. It's not weird.

Okay. It's a toy giveaway. Bring your child, receive a free toy. It's going down today, November 30th, from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the WSS on Crenshaw and Obama Boulevard. Big up to WSS for doing this, too, by the way. Every time I do it. We went last year, right, great?

That was the same one we did last year. Yeah, it was so awesome to see how happy everyone was. And it was just a turn-up. And then you had WS, and it's warm inside. Because sometimes it gets cold. Oh, yeah, yeah. It was best, like, watching all the kids choose their toy. Yes.

You get to choose your toy. Yeah. It's not just like, here, kid. You got PlayStation? I want to go. Okay. See?

You know what? Actually, you know what? My first Barbie, I got it at a toy. A toy drive. Yeah. Yeah, look. Come through. Say what's up.

We're going to be there. 4 p.m. Come through. Let me give you the exact address. Okay. Exact address is 3695 Crenshaw Boulevard. 3695 Crenshaw Boulevard in L.A., California, 9,0016. Bring the kids, the cousins.

Tell everybody everybody everybody everybody everybody if they're 12 I'm 12 all right face and in face Yeah I want to forget what hey you're making it weird it's not weird What is what is he say I'm not she identifies as a 12 that is crazy that's saying that she's the same high so she blends in Yeah, that's yes it's all gets free toys happen Oh god Hey what are you doing? Sombra Sala with Angie You guys. Hi, Lati.

All right. Young thugs girl. Mrs. Mariah the scientist. Dude, she's a down-ass girl. Whoa. No, no, no. Listen, listen, listen.

Because she's been holding him down. Like right now, Young Thug is like in the middle of a trial. The prequel charges, all that stuff, right? And she's been holding him down. She's saying that, you know what, no matter what, like, I'm going to wait for my man. Wow. Respect. So you're willing to wait it out as long as it takes for him to.

I wanted to wait it out because I feel like he's the one. Okay. You know what I'm saying? If it was like, if I didn't really see that in him, I probably wouldn't. You know? And I feel like, in the beginning, he also was like, I just feel like I don't know how long this is going to take. So like, if you want to go ahead on, like, I ain't going to stop you. And I was like, not doing that.

Dude. Aw, she's down. She's, yeah. Someone like her. A lot of the time that they started dating, he's been in jail. Yeah. I think they had just started dating before he went to jail. Yeah.

Yeah. Before it was arrested. And we don't. even know what the what like he's facing he could be facing a lot of years should he be found guilty of all the recall charges that are thrown at him right um currently in his trial in his court case could be a lot there could have been a lot of years but she's saying you know what actually being in jail made their relationship stronger which is like I'm like how because they can't really because he gives her attention yeah she explains it listen he gets one visit a week and I do attend every

week. You talk guys talk? Every day all day, unless he's in court. Like, he's in court right now. It's almost like, Jill, like, solidified our relationship. It's just like you get to talk. I feel like, in the beginning, he also was like, I just feel like I don't know how long this is going to take. So, like, if you want to go ahead on, like, I ain't going to stop you.

And I was like, not doing that. Dude, she is staked. Can you believe in love if you're a scientist? Or is she a real scientist? Does Bill, did Bill and I crown her? Or how does that? Wait, wait, wait, wait, no. That's a good question.

Yeah. We should have called a guy. Can you just say you're a scientist? She's a little delulu, I think so. For many reasons, but can you just say your scientist? I guess. I guess so, yeah. Apparently.

Apparently. Okay, Mariah the scientist. That is young thugs girl. She's riding. For sure, she's riding. I hear he even said that they're going to get married when he gets out. Yeah. She's saying that he's the one.

That's why she's willing to wait for him. Wow. It's out there. It's out there. I know it's out there. Yeah. Well, yeah, but I mean, it's like you're fresh into a relationship. Then your man gets.

Well, that's ultimate test. And that is it? She doesn't even really know him. She's pushing positivity. That's what she's doing. The difference is that like if he was on tour, it'd be different from him like being gone and being in. And it's also different because. Oh, he's gone both times.

Right. But being on tour gone is different than being in jail gone. Well, yeah, because in tour you're out there meeting other girls. Yeah. And you'd be surprised. In jail, you're probably meeting other girls too because one thing I know about guys that have been in there, sorry, snitch on y'all. They have a lot of pen pals.

There's a lot of girls. Like, you think that it's just you? Oh, yeah, there's just, there's websites. There's websites. There's pen pals. Other people are putting money in their books. And granted, get it. Like, get it.

But also understand that, like, sometimes we have that, like, oh, yeah, it's just me. Or she only gets one visit. That's cute. That's what she said. Yeah, I talk to them every day. That's funny. And it's just a thing because they need to pass time, too. And there's also like in there, things get stuck in there.

I've clearly been with someone that has been locked up before. But there's like people in there telling him and it can get a little bit toxic. Like, what are you doing? Why aren't you here? Like, are you cheating on? Like, it gets like the level of toxicity of that person that's in there just gets higher because they're hearing things that are happening to their cellies. They're hearing.

They're trading stories of what their girl did to them or what they're, hey, bro, your girl's not really there for you, stuff like that. Don't let you start coming up or doing well in your life. You think she's going to want to be with you? You're in jail. She's doing this. There's a lot of things in their ears when they're in jail. Because right now they're worried about like the case.

They're worried about what's going to happen. So like once everything gets settled and if he doesn't have to do time, then your mind has to be somewhere else. Because looking at right now, you're probably hopeful. It could get dropped so there could be zero time. Or it could be many, many years. You're in this weird space. Once, let's say he were to be found guilty, once that is like set and then there's a sentence and all of that,

now you know for sure. Can I really last these 15, 10, 30, 40, 50 years, right? Yeah. For sure, because right now it could be either way. It's like we never know, right? So it's good to ride in this time. You understand you're there for them. She's been riding for two years.

So she's just capping this whole time? And also. She's capping. She's genuinely. Yeah. Because it could be like Gucci. Gucci, Gucci, Maine and his girl. Shout out to Keisha.

Like she was definitely there for him the whole time. He even gave her money and she held her. She like doubled it back. Like she was really good with this. But everyone's not Gucci-Meing. Yeah. You know? And they were already together together before.

Yeah, they were married, I believe. He had one in. So. I was just more so thinking maybe Mariah's not even like learning to know the real young thug. Because right now I'm thinking like the opposite of you letting. But thinking like maybe he's just being very, very like, attentive. I'll be very intended to her because it has nothing else to do.

Yeah. Because what's going to end up happening is don't think that, just regardless of anything, don't think that this is going to be the same guy when he comes out. Just because he's going to have more time to talk to you, he'll probably be so busy when he comes out. And you'd be like, but we used to talk all the time on the phone. I was in jail. Yeah, that's different. He has nothing else to do.

He's a different man now. He's truly humble under God. That's a different man. He's always been that man. He's also been eating good. Yeah. He's been eating good. He's so cute.

Reverse Gucci. All I know, Mariah, she is Dell. And I don't think I'd be able to do that. Two years of just like. Marcus goes in. I don't think so. I don't know. And what would it be?

What would it be that he did something wrong or that you couldn't last? You're not. You couldn't? I think I wouldn't last. But you guys have a long distance relationship right now. Yeah, but it's different because I face him all the time. I do. Oh, I guess.

You go face him every weekend. Yeah. What if he likes to write to you late? A, Angie, my hind. He can FaceTime me. Wait for me to get out, you know. They get phones. I guess.

In a perfect situation, in a perfect world, we all want that. Like, should the worst happen and someone ends up in jail, they would want a writer on the other side and you would want someone that is only, like, is in there to get better. But I just know that more than likely, one of the two is not going to be the right one. Like, one of the two is going to be a little bit off. Either he's going to be talking to hella girls in there because it's a thing. Like, they got a past time. Loki they need money in their books. Like, I even have a home girl.

She's like, dude. I know when my man is in jail, I know like he's single because I love him, but I already know he's getting his money. What? From other girls, from other people that they're pen-palling that they're getting. That's crazy. Yeah. But it's a lifestyle too.

It's a thing. They could send that. I guess. Yeah, they can't. Yeah. What the fuck. You could send, you could put money in your phone. You just got to find out right now.

Right now. He's like, in his J-Pate. Yeah. Because we want the Ventura dudes to call in and give you a book. Yeah, shout to our vint to her homies. And there's probably other homies that listen to us in other jails. Where's your cop friend work? In a jail, right?

Yeah, in a prison. He could probably tell you. Oh, that's crazy. There's people that are in there that they know, like, either on both sides, stuff happens. Either I'm playing inside, loki. I'm still doing different things or I don't trust you to not, even if, like, even if you were super down and you were checking in with him every day. Because that, that loki can be stressful for you, that I'm out here. working, I'm doing everything, and I still got this whole calling me, I'm fighting with him

because he thinks, because I didn't answer in three rings that, oh my God, I'm out here cheating, and there's no way to prove it. Yeah. It's crazy. Besides telling you. It's like a whole, it can, if you already toxic, it's just going to level it up, like times 10. But, of course, in the perfect world, everything would work out and everyone's here, and everybody

could be like Gucci Main and Keisha. Maybe for Mariah, too. I don't know. She's a scientist. She should start believing in science. Mariah the love. She should bring down the formula. Yeah, I don't know.

Check the chemistry on that, baby girl. She's like the periodic table. All right, that's it for Sombresala brought to you by your local Southern California Toyota dealers. I'm Angie from Brownback mornings. I'm Power 106. 5106, Brownback mornings. Hello, I'm Letty. We're like, hey, Irene, I know you got a winner for rolling loud, but can you please keep going to the phone lines to see if anyone in jail is calling us?

Yeah, I want to know. Because, lo-key, we accept prison calls, right? Yeah. Yeah, we'll take that call. The homie. call from correctional facility press one to accept one one but then she's like going through

she's like okay first person to call from jail Angie's going to put money in your books no don't do that it's just a dollar it's just a dollar you did say that is that cheating yeah that's cheating

it's our next topic is putting money in someone's books cheap yes it depends on who he is to you Marcus I'm not going to do that with her lips on it how about that that'd be cool that's really cheating

wait it has a man Yeah, what are you talking about? I know with the lips on it. He wants you to send someone a letter with your lips on it. No, he put lips like to be on and then you can kiss the letter. All right. Well, so far our prison line has not been working. Maybe some of these are wrong.

I'm going to keep going through the calls. All right. Thank you. But matter of fact, let's, hey, Gen Z. No, yeah, Gen Z, you got some splaining to do, okay? I'm very upset about what you said about the Christmas trees. All right, Gen Z? We have to talk.

Because apparently it is now going down that Gen Z has said They literally the Federation of Committee of Generation Z They said, hey, all that ornaments on Christmas trees No, no, no. What? Christmas tree ornaments, not the Riz. That's what they said. Not the Riz.

They said no. They're saying it's giving trash cam. That's what they said. I'm so Gen Z. Wow, you're so Gen Z right now. He is going to ruin Christmas for me. No, no, no, because guess what they want to do on their, and all Gen Z is putting on their stupid Christmas trees, right?

Bowes only. What? Yes, only Bose. That sounds sad. Only Bose on a Christmas tree. Some bones. What's the ludicrous song? No.

I got. No. No. Wow, you guys never get my references. I just want a friend that gets my references. I don't get it. Lodicrous. Oh.

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Cadillac. Wheels kind of nice. I thought I was thinking throw some ds on it. No, bows. Bows, like the bows that they're trying to put on Christmas cheese. Apparently it's a new trend. If you didn't know, now you know if you want to be all in the Riz with all the kids.

The Riz. You're using the Riz wrong. I'm using it how I want. It's wrong, huh? It's wrong, but all right, cool. You guys are wrong. It's Riz. And it's me.

You're Rizzing me up right now? Yeah. Anyway, my little homies get me. All right. They're saying, hey, take away all these. the ornaments. The ornaments, yeah no, no, we don't want it in our tree. We want bows only. How do you feel about that? I don't like it. I feel like, I can't even do a proper bow. Yeah. No, it does because their generation, Z, they're doing Z. No, I don't care what they say.

We need Gen Alca. I'm always going to have my ornaments. I have this thing where I have saved all the ornaments my kids have made in school. Oh, wow. So I just add them and add them. And she made a Fucci face to your tree. It's cool. Because you're like, ugh, kids ornaments, grow. The tree is a Mexican tree. It has no coordination. It's just a bunch of, like, what's your tree like it right now?

If we let my dad decorate, it's going to be colorful, nothing matches, and guess what kind of lights is going to have? Just colorful lights. A twinkle-y one's colorful that light up and sing. No way. They see? Yeah. Those are nice.

Those are cool. Those are the ones you buy out to swap me. That's my dad. Yeah, that's cool. Nothing matches. Is it cool? It is. It is cool.

It is cool. It is cool. It is cool. Yeah. Angie, that is very, that's very, very, very, yes. But you know, it is very faisa. But since I love Christmas. Is there a nascimento under? No.

What? There's no nacimento. Wow. You don't have Lassimiento? We don't even have a little angel on top of the tree. All right. Something's wrong. You've got to fully commit, please, please.

All right. Sorry, sorry. It's my dad. I know, but your dad does it. My dad didn't do. Oh, okay, okay. Genzi lives in like an aesthetic world. That's why.

Asthetic. Asthetic. They want everything aesthetic. They're probably all the same color bows. Same color bow. It's all dull. And literally, no, no, we're going to put up, like, videos of literally what Genzi is doing on brown bag mornings 106 on Instagram. So you could see these bows.

They're saying it's, it's giving Chanel. It's giving simple luxury. And then they type be all cool, put like Chanel bags all around it and stuff like that. It's like, bro. Which they did. What's the thing that you would make clothes with? Oh, the cricket. Cricket.

Cricket. They made the Chanel tag with the cricket. Printing out Chanel. And put on a box. Hey, I'm not mad. Asterique, astatic. Growing up, my tree, because my mom is very, like, Martha Stewart of the Salvadorians. And she would make, like, if she was doing silver and blue one year, everything is silver and blue.

If she was doing red and gold, everything is red and gold. So I'm used to low-key, like, what Macy's looks like or, like, with these, like, department stores when they show their trees. So, Angie, going into your house would make me feel crazy. Yes. My mom, she loved the holidays. She loves decorating. She has it in her. Like she was a Pinterest lady before Pinterest ladies.

Before Pinterest lady. But even she would use ornaments. Like I don't think she would just go bows with it. That's crazy. Strictly bows is like corny. And I've seen it. I'm trying to get it because sometimes like I like being cool. I like being cool.

Genzy. You like the Riz? Yeah. The way that you're saying it doesn't hit right. That's how you're using it. No, I'm with them. You're with them. We're cool.

You're one? You're cring. You're just cringed. Okay, but. Yeah. But I say that to say, like, what's your tree like? Have you ever been judged for your tree? Because apparently we're getting judged for our trees.

You got having ornaments. Yeah. For having ornaments. Gensi don't even want you to have ornaments. They want you to just have bows. I don't like that. I like my trees. What's your trees like?

Yeah, fake one? We do real trees, but like we had an orange tree one year and we put a picture of Russell Wilson on the top because he's a Broncos quarterback. And my parents are Broncos fans. So you're like sports theme trees. Yeah. Oh, that's crazy. We had, like, Hwanda as the star one year.

Hwanga Ria? Yeah. That's why. What was that tree like? Yeah. We're the whole lot. But yeah, we do that. Like, we'll put pictures of people instead of the star.

So, like, they're the star. Oh. I like the idea. Just Russell as a star, I don't know. That's a Broncos quarterback. That's the Broncos fan. I don't know. That's just super crazy.

And then you guys are opening gifts. Put his wife under. We all wear our Bronco gear too and everything. Happy family. Yeah, exactly. All right, we want to know what you've been judged for on your Christmas tree.

If you have ornaments, guess what? Gen Zee is already judging you. Okay, hit us up. 818 52059. That's 818, 52059. And if you happen to be in prison or jail, I mean, still looking for you. You got money for your books.

And Irene's really trying to. She's so cute. Yeah. You got money for your books, ma'am. And how could you tell if you tell if it's someone from jail? Because it doesn't say, you have now reached,

or would you like to accept a collect call? I hear everybody's like radio in the background, and I'm like, oh, you're not just doing it. Unless they're doing the three-way, where they have someone else call for them. Come on, Irene. Oh, well, try to call you again. The lines are open.

The lines are open. All my life, I thought ornaments were good for your Christmas tree. They're too. No, not according to Gen Z. According to Gen Z, A, ornamentalists are out. We only want bows. Drop bows and bows.

Drop bows on your trees. And bows are your trees. Trees. That's so cool. See? That came from my brain. That's actually pretty smart. Yeah, that's really good.

Throw them bows on the trees. Throw some bows on the trees. Throw them ornaments away is what Gen Z is saying, okay? That's what they're saying. We even have photos of. You could check it. Brown Bag Morning's 106. When I mean, so I was trying to find a prison pal on the phone lines.

She's dedicated. I've never seen her slow into the phone. Yeah. She's like, I will find a prisoner. She said, I got $10. In your books! I'll get you those Oreo cookies. Okay?

I'm trying. I love you, Irene. Thank you for trying. We can post the bows on Instagram so people can see. I did, I did. Roundback mornings 106. You got to check out these bows that Gen Z is saying, hey, hey, this is what we want our Christmas trees to look like now.

Ornaments, no. Boring. Who made them bosses? The world. The new generation, man. They could talk now. Yeah. So they're using their voices crazy.

They're being in a voice. I can't wait, You know, after, because they're Gen Z, it goes back to A again, so Gen Alpha is the generation after. And low-key, Gen Alpha sounds cool. I think the boys are, I think our kids are Gen Alpha. Are they? Yeah, that sounds cool.

Yeah, Gen Alpha. Yeah, we have hope. So that means Gen Beta. Do we? Yeah. Yeah, beta will be next after. Oh, so it repeats the same name. Oh, is it?

I wonder, I don't know. Like, there was Gen X. Yeah. I think we're called millennials just because of the time, but I think we're one of those. Probably. We're probably, Jen Y. God was like, why? Why?

Why? Why you guys? All right. Look, we're talking about it, though. What have you been judged for on your Christmas tree? All right, Gen Z is judging us for having ornaments. I have the shadowproof ones too. They're kind of plasticy, so the toddlers don't get hurt.

That's true. Yeah, but I get judged because they're not like. Because they're plastic? Dude, I got judged from my Christmas tree one year because I only put ornaments on the top half. I remember. Yeah, because I didn't want those full. I have toddlers. They're tugging on it.

They're throwing it. They're trying to eat an ornament. I'm like, no. So I only put on the top half. How? Like top half of the tree. No, but like with the ladder, like. Damn, she's calling you short.

No, no, no. No, no, no. I'm short too. I'm just as far as lessee. That's true. No. Usually, I'm just thinking to my head, but y'all saw that. No, no.

I'm asking because. You know what I read. I don't know how. I don't know how you. Maybe, maybe I didn't do it. Maybe someone tall did it. Like, you know how they have to reach for me for things on the cabinet and all that. Oh my God.

You guys turned everything into that. That's what I meant. What kind of ladder do you? Wow. You should really ask you. That's what I'm asking. Like, our tree's like really tall and, yeah. I love you too, Irene.

I do, I do love you. That's why I was like, I was like, dude, I didn't mean it that way. I don't know how I did it, Irene. It just, it just happened. You know what I'm going to go back to them. How do elves do anything? How do they make toys? Whatever.

Yep. Just throw about the tree and we were like, Up there. Yeah. That's where it goes, Dick. I have a good arm on me. That's crazy. She said I never ate cereal from on top of the free.

That's crazy. All right. Let's go to the lines. Irene. Irene, who's on the line? We have Yasea from Anna. Yosena. Hey, Yasea, I need a job.

I'm kidding. Yosea. I never never replaced you. You do everything. We'll see. I'm just kidding. Yenna. Yeah.

Good morning, baby, girl. Hi, good morning. I want you to know right now, Yasea, I am looking at the birthday card that you sent me. I still have it on, I still have it with me. It makes me feel good. It makes me feel happy. She typed out a birthday message on the card. And literally, you did amazing.

Oh, wow. She typed it out and then she stuck it on the card. Well, yeah, I just wanted to, I mean, reach out to you on your birthday and let you know you're very special to me and our family. Aiden and Bethany and Anthony, aka Edgar. Bethany's the Edgar of the family. Yeah, you even said a photo of Bethany, and she sent a message to me. She says, I love soccer just like you,

and it's a photo of her with a picture of me. Just know that it's literally in the studio with me. Yeah, all the time. And I appreciate it. That makes me feel special. You are special, yes,enia. But your tree, not so much. Do you get judged for it?

Talk to us. Um, well, I'm not, uh, Gen Z, but I agree with the Bose. Like, I went out to Michaels and I also do like the color coordination like this year. Yeah. It's like also, but I went out and like I got these big bows and got a really great deal. Um, but I think bows are, they're cool. They're, they're big. Oh, yeah, I just spent this whole time. I just spent this whole time showing you love. And now you're not with the raisiness? That's crazy.

Hey, look what I just know. Hey, Yaseña, cageta. Look, even on her card, there's a bow. There's a bow. Right. You send me a card for my birthday. There's a bow on it. Yes, she's really cute.

But I also do ornaments. Like, I do bowls. I like the thinner one. So it's like a mix and match of color-coordinated. But yeah, bows are in. Bowes are in? No. But what if I don't know how to do?

a bow which is the problem with me well you you go to Michael then you buy the big bow ready already made and there's a deal yeah I don't know if it's still there but you buy one you get three free so damn I won't get three bulls free so Gen Z is just saving money I told you I knew I knew they were just broke yeah I knew it you could buy ornaments at the 99 fools yeah for the pack of one bows you can go a good a pack of ornaments yeah it It's like a big like box. Of bows?

No, of ornaments. Okay, but they don't want ornaments. I know, but they're using bows because they're broke. We need bows and bows. Drop bows on bones. Drop bows on. Because we're broke. There's a deal on the bows, okay?

They live, laugh, love, too much. No, they don't. That was whatever my mom's generation is. Because she pulls out on Facebook all. They probably have a sign next to... I think I still have one of those stickers at home. Yeah. It says, but first coffee on their tree or something like that.

Oh, Kalliata. Why are you talking, Greg? 818. 8-2059. Let us know what you've been judged for on your tree. Or if you're with this whole bow situation that Gen Z is saying, hey, no more ornaments on trees. It's bows only.

Fire 106. What in the UK? What's going down to the UK? What are you talking about? The kids look like they're from the UK. Yeah, they look like drill artists. All they need is a... Who's they?

They're in Nike texts. My kids? Yes. Look at them. Look at their outfits. It looks cool. That's the last time I share a photo of my children with you guys. They look cool.

British? No, but they're calling them British. I want to see that photo right now. Let me see the photo. It looks cool. How do you say, um, Hordhito with like a British accent? You cannot tell me they're not going to be drill artists when they're older.

They're not. They're not. Oh, they're so cute. They can't tell me they're in Central Sea. Hey, don't listen to Central Seat. Hey, the weather in that photo, it does look there in the UK. Yeah, exactly. It's not a bad thing.

It's cool. That's why I'm, hey, if you've ever been debating, sharing your photos of your kids with your coworkers, don't they make fun of them those kids got more swag to me yeah i'll just send on to me they don't they don't need they don't need they don't need to they got more about you than i do yeah well that's more about you than them you're wearing you're wearing turtle uh glasses right now yeah because i'm inside it's always sunny where i'm at yeah and you have like the art like the the the i'm going hunting real tree it's called real tree it's in style right now i mean please take a picture of your mans like your homie like your homie like maximum i don't want to bring a picture of your man's and

Show it on Brownback Mornings 106. So we could flame this full. You guys, that's, everybody was like it ever. All right. On Instagram, Brownback Mornings 106, we just posted the Gen Z tree because they don't want you to have ornaments anymore.

Gen Z is saying ornaments, we don't want that. We want bows and bows only. Aesthetic. It looks like Chanel. It's giving, ooh, it's giving a. No, it's not. Brokey.

It's giving ill is what people are saying. I like someone said it looks like they just teepeed their tree. That's true It does It's so ugly It's really crazy It's really crazy It makes me feel better

Angie about your tree That gets made fun of For the singing lights Doesn't that bring a joint Angie that's how your tree sounds Is that a rain tone? Yeah, that's what it sounds like It sounds like a ringtone

You can hear it I love it And it keeps going on Dda da da da da da da da da Diggity Tinkyy think it You have that on your tree? Yeah, that's my dad.

It's just playing all the time? All the time. Christmas lights all colorful, twinkling, nothing matches. The star is kind of coming off already. A little bit to the side, but it's up. It's up, and it brings me joy because that's my dad. Is it real or is it fake? It's always real.

It's always a real tree. Like for my dad, that's his one rule. We're going to have a Christmas tree. It's going to be real. So who goes with him. Oh, no, it smells great. It smells really nice inside your house. Oh, yeah.

And then let they gave me the little scented. Yeah, the scented ornament. I've never had a real tree. There's scented ornaments? Sented ornaments? What? No way. There is no.

Seriously? Shut up. I've never had a real tree. I don't know. No, it's for fake trees, but Angie put it on real trees. Okay, but there's scented ornaments. It's an ornament. It doesn't even look like an ornament, guys.

It looks like a little green stick, and it's supposed to help your fake trees smell like real trees. You put the card sense on a fake tree. No, it's not car sense. I hate this. I hate this fool. I hate this is annoying. It's made for your tree. It's fine?

The little pine? No. Now I'm gonna Google it because I've never heard of this. And that is so cool. What do you mean? She gave them to me during Halloween. Yeah, during Halloween because she doesn't like Halloween. She likes Christmas.

Oh, that's right. Yeah, yeah, you're right. Oh my gosh, who's on the line? I don't want to talk to you guys anymore. He said his name is rude boy. I hope he's not rude. Okay. That's what he said.

I'm a rude boy, boy. Hey, rude boy. I am definitely not rude. What's going on, Brumbe? What's not rude? Is your name Rudy? Yes, it is. Love it.

See? Could it just told me that, Tom? He just wanted you to know. Like, hey, what's up, Irene? Put money in people's going. Come as a Roop Boy. Out! All right, Rudy, what's going down?

You get dressed for a Christmas treat? No, we're not doing those decorations for Christmas tree this year. Wow. Yeah. Okay, so this is mine and my wife's first year, well, actually, second year, Christmas. we just barely bought a tree but it has lights on it and we're just leaving it like that for the kids

Just the lights Okay did you get a fake one Because I have a fake tree too And it comes with the lights And low key It looks nice as it It's the best It really does

I have no problem with it You know and my wife says Hey it looks good I'm not gonna argue That's it All right Take that Gen Z There we go

There we go I like that I like that too I definitely don't agree With the bows That's really old school That's something that they didn't come up with because my mom did that back in the 80.

Oh, true. Yeah, the bows existed, but I think the bows existed with the ornaments. What Genzi is saying is just take the ornaments out, period. Only bows. It's crazy. That's lame. Yeah, and we don't like lame. We don't like lame.

We don't like lame. I definitely want to give you guys your kudos, your flowers. You guys are doing your guys' thing. Lettie. I've been following you for a while. You and your man's been doing it and holding it down. Like, I appreciate you guys the most. Oh, thank you so much, Rudy.

How long have you been following me since you, have you been following me since I've been single? Do you follow me? Yeah. I knew it. Does your girl know? This is out doing the whole promoting and advertising stuff. Like, I'm like, okay, cool.

Like, she's cool. Ooh, like my calendars? Huh? I was like, oh, what calendar? I don't know what calendar is. I love it. Hey, Rudy, Ruva, you are rich to me. I appreciate a supporter, okay?

Careful, Rudy. Whether your wife likes it or not, I like it because he's like, this is the second Christmas. Yeah, I know how to dissect stuff. Hey, Lettie, I want to shout you out, but he can't just shout me out. I want to shout all of you out. And by the way, Lettie, I know you're married, so I want to shout out your man. He's like, I got to take that calendar down now, right now.

Hold on. No, we appreciate you, Rudy. Thank you so much for locking in it and really messing with us. We support you back. You know, and I definitely know all. your references too just a head-dust what are you trying to get from letty bro what are you trying to get from her there's a cat-

hey rudy hold on no tickets there's a catchet all right Greg it's your time bro before we went on break I don't talk about Christmas break you learn that's coming up before we went on break we went on a commercial break I asked Greg

see hey there's something about the song Rich Baby Daddy that sounds like boy you should know that And then I was like, and you said it is, right? Yeah, it sounds like it. Same exact song, just different lyrics. So I'm like, okay, well, then show me, bro.

Show me, show me in musical fashion. Yeah. Okay, so you're gonna, don't show me yet. Are you plugged in with Ox? Is that Ox? Is that Ox? Is that it? It is plugged in?

It is plugged in? It is plugged in. This microphone in Ozzy on? Why do you have to? Yeah, I'm talking to you. Because I want E-Man to hear this again for the second time. Greg is trying out on Air to be on Power 106. You guys were all in this together, okay?

Yeah. I've been pushing for Greg to be in. an on-air DJ at Power 106. I've tried really hard. I've been using all my little politic points with Burger our boss, with Tommy the head of power. This is for E-Man though.

No, no, no, no. With E-Man, the Mixo-Co coordinator. And E-Man told me, bro, you haven't even sent in a demo, so why are you even doing that? This is my demo. I cannot be putting in the work for you. This is the work right here.

I can't be asking people, A, please give him a shot. He's a cool kid. I really appreciate he works hard. And then you don't put your half of the bargain in. This is, ask any other DJ in. minutes that they could do this. I did this in five minutes.

Now I'm going to get a whole bunch of DJs like, yeah, I could do that, and they're going to do it crazy. They can't do it like me, though. They have jump-off mixes in the morning. They can't do it like me, though. I'm doing it right here, live. Greg, you don't have to talk like that. Live, right.

I'm a DJ. All right. Okay. All right, Greg, flex. I'm going to start this right here for me. Okay. Hold on. Let me leave.

See, that's how you're not on Nera Parano 6 yet. All right. All right. Go ahead. Okay. Jesus. I put the glasses on really quick. So, yes, we're playing Rich Baby Daddy.

I have one. And then we're playing it. And then I was like, hey, this sounds like the song. And so you got my boo by Ghost Town DJs or Nage. Who did you get it by? That's Ghost Town DJs. I don't know, that's debatable. That's debatable.

That's a old head debate. Shots all my old heads, including myself. So you did it. Let's hear it. This is a Greg C exclusive. Brown by Mornings, Power 106. Right here. Right here.

We're going up right here, Pi 106, Los Angeles. Okay, you go. Let's turn it up. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Let that breathe. Yeah. Let's go, Greg.

Hands on your knees. Hands on your knees. Yeah. Yeah. One, two, three. Go. Yep, that's it right there. Hands on your knees.

We need to hear that. I love Greg C. If you all in favor of Greg C. Being on Power 106 as a DJ, say I. Aye. No, I should be. This is the first democracy that we're having. Our bosses are like, like, that doesn't work like that.

I know. It works like that. Greg, I'm pulling for you, bro. Yeah, I like that. That was so cool. Thank you, thank you. Can we just hear it again? Just, I like the vibe.

I'll start from the Drake part or for the, from the, from the, from the beginning. Oh, okay. We're running it again. We're running back. We're running it back again right here on Power 106. Let's go. And that's free. All to do because at this point, Greg, see, not a power mixer.

Yeah. I don't know. It's a trading going on. Power 106, LA's number one for hip-hop. Good morning. Buenos de yes. The time has come for this. Nom Nom News

Nnam, Nam, Nam, Nam, Nam. Delicioso. That's actually pretty good. I want to add that. I thought, this whole time I thought it was Dora that said it. It's actually her backpacker. You sound exactly like them, too.

Delicioso. That sounds really good. Yeah. That's actually really fun one. Why does the backpack eat? Because when you pick something from her backpack and everything else goes back into her bag, so it's like the backpack is eating it. So it's like, yum, yum, yum, delicious.

Yum, yum, yum. Deliciosa. Sounds good. It sounds really good. Bro, I can't get you on air any more than I've tried, okay? You sound exactly like... You should do voiceovers, Lettie. I told you, that's what I wanted you.

Yeah, we should do that. If anyone's out there and you're a cartoonist, animator? Animator. Wait, no, Maximo knows somebody. I remember you mentioned that. Maximo knows everybody. Maximo said he knows somebody. Oh, look, oh, my bad.

I wasn't supposed to say that. Well, if you're a person that knows voice acting, all that cool stuff, put me in there. Put me a coach. All right. You do Bart really good. I do. No, I can't do it. You can't do Bart? Which part do I do?

I don't know, but I feel like you do the Icaramba, I think. Oh, yeah. Yeah, right. That was really good. Can you do it one time? I can't because now that you said it. That's me. That was me.

That's me. That's me. No, that's the last thing. All right. All right. Come on, you guys. That's okay. My birthday was last week.

He's so good. Angelica, let's talk about this chip. Okay, this is really, really cool. Because apparently Doritos has come out with the crunch cancellation feature, you guys. What? So this is not a new flavor. It's actually an AI experience. Eating a chip, eating a Dorito chip, and it not making a crunch is crazy.

Have you ever been like either at the movies or something or somewhere where it's quiet? And then you're eating a chip, any kind of chip, and you're like, you're very aware of how loud you are. You're in a serious meeting and it's just like, Goop. So they're saying goodbye to that because this is actually aimed for the gamers. Wow. Because that noise. So the Greggs.

Yeah, it makes sense now. Yeah, because you were saying, like, that's like one of the most annoyingest things you can hear right on your headphones. And you're gaming and you hear them eat. Yes. And people like, like gamers like to eat chips. I thought it was like ASMR. No, it's not. It's terrible.

When you have a headset on, it is the worst sound you could ever make on a headset. Why you're like playing. What are you playing? while the munching is happening. Like Call of Duty usually, granted a photo sometimes. You're listening to this? Exactly.

Oh, my God. And the worst part is that they're... That sounds kind of cool. That sounds cool. I like my ears. And then they're eating like... Yeah. It's like...

It's a terrible... It's a terrible... And you're trying to get focused... You're trying to get focused into the game and all you're hearing in the background is just... Just eating. Yeah, what's wrong with that? That's terrible.

Yeah. It doesn't make you feel like, dang, I want food. No, it doesn't. It makes me like, Like, turn off. You're annoyed. Everybody in the chat is like, turn off your mic, shut up. Like, they'll tell.

Or you'll get kicked out of the party. So this is a feature, I guess. An AI feature that Doritos is coming up with. To help when you're playing. To help the gamers. A game. It's called crunch cancellation. That's smart.

Crunch cancelation. So they're going to know when you're eating. That's so crazy. What do you mean? They're going to know when you're eating. Yeah, because how will Doritos be able to do it if they're just a chip? Yeah. I mean, it's a certain sound that it makes every.

No, you're not understanding. Oh, okay, I get what you're saying. I buy Doritos. I play a video game. How does the Dorito do AI to my video game to make me not make noise? So if I just eat another chip, it'll be perfectly fine. Right. Yes.

But they only Doritos? That's crazy. Well, I do love eating Doritos. Me too. Oh, no, I love it with tap at you. And you know, always trace me out. You know, sometimes cars. Angie, yo.

Angie, it's, I never think that it's them. Me either. They're gross. Whatever. Okay. It doesn't even sound like that. All right. Oh, my God.

So it sounds like, okay. I was going to keep going, but I was like, it always trips me out. It always trips me out in the cars how, like if I'm talking to you on Bluetooth, and like let's say my social media pops up or like I open an Instagram and then a video starts making noise that the person on the phone can't hear it. Oh, you're right. Because I can hear.

And even if you have something on the phone that makes the other person that I'm talking to on Bluetooth not hear it. I would think that the sound hitting the speaker, they would hear it. Right. You get what I'm saying? That trips me out. Maybe it's the same thing as this. It might be the same thing.

Like your phone, it'll separate. Maybe. They're manipulating our ears, dog. That's so crazy. That is creepy. Low-key. I never even thought about the phone. To me, like on the phone, on the car.

Because that's actually like a normal thing that I'm like, yeah. You're on the phone with someone and you can be playing something and they don't hear anything. And that gets you frustrated. You're like, why can you hear it? It's super loud. Yeah. You got mad at Marcus? I'm talking about it.

Bro, there's even this thing that I saw of what people do, because I was trying to figure out how to get rid of mosquitoes. Like, I hate mosquitoes, and I can hear them sometimes, right? I can hear a mosquito. So I was like the tone of a mosquito. I don't know. I was Googling the tone of a mosquito. And then for some reason, they popped up something of a tone

that only people under a certain age can hear, like only like 18-year-olds and under. So certain establishments, like certain, like, liquor stores or restaurants if they don't want loitering or kids kind of like around their area they'll play that tone and we as adults can't hear it but kids don't like the tone and so they'll stay away i swear that's manipulating right no no no no for sure i remember like in high school a substitute teacher would always do that and he would be like oh he would test us and we thought at first like he'd be plain about it but he's like no i cannot hear this noise and we would all hear it and we get

so annoyed about it it's a no it's it's just annoying noise it's like it's like it's a annoying noise it's like It's a dog whistle. Yes. The dog whistle app. Everybody will try the dog whistle. Apparently the dog could only hear. Yeah, but see, to me, it's crazy that, like, as a human, I didn't, I heard it one part of my life and another part of my life. I don't hear it anymore.

Yeah, it makes no sense. It's because we're getting old. I don't know why it came up when I was listening to. I was looking for mosquito tone. Let me try to Google it again. Mosquito? I've never heard of that. You never heard of mosquito make a noise?

Like, well, the things that, the little electric things that, like, kill the mosquitoes, they make a certain noise, too. I have one in my backyard. Wait. Oh, the zapper. Yeah, but it's like, it stays like, zzz. Look, literally it says mosquito, the anti-loitering and teenager repellent. Teenager repellent. That's crazy.

So apparently it's just, it's a teenager. No, I don't want to repel the teenagers. I need this to listen to us. Yeah, what I'm talking about? I have the Riz, you guys, duh. I need them here. Okay, but that's crazy news. And just our ears are crazy, but that is pretty cool if I was able to eat a chip and you couldn't hear it.

It's like eating a chip while you're on the phone. How does that sound? Like when the other person's eating a chip. I like noises like that. No, that's annoying. But that's like some people that like ASMR. Yeah. Asmer.

Asmer. That's the most annoying thing. Okay, but here's something else I saw since we're in Nam Nam Noose news that Subway's not going to be giving away, or not giving away selling a footlong cookies. What? Footlong chocolate chips. If you've ever had a Subway cookie, they're bombed. Yeah, they are. So imagine a foot long cookie vibes.

Dang. Put it in your mom. That's a lot of cookie. It is. I did it all for the. Cookie. Cookie. Come on.

Cookie. So you can take that and stick it up here. Ah! I don't see. LA is there for hip-hop. I love it when you get my references. I love it.