Brown Bag Mornings - Ep. 198 Big Willy On Her Neck Brown Bag Mornings (4/25/24)

Episode Date: April 25, 2024

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Power 106. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It's such a classic. All up in here. I love in here.

That just made my morning right there. That made my morning. I had a flashback. Flashback of all that, that era, huh? Of that whole entire era. Oh my God. Yeah, that was it. Yeah, we were viving in here.

Yeah, we're a real vibe. And it's show day, so we're inviting in harder. Wow. Wow. Brownback mornings after dark. Yes. That song, once we get to the venue, I'm going to say, I need this played at least six times.

Back to back, to back, to back. Top and into every hour. Every remix possible, play it. They have a lot of remixes. I was telling Vic, I'm like, they have it with little John. They have it with Kanye West. Yeah, I remember the Kanye one.

I didn't remember this T-Pain one. Yeah, I didn't know if I was having been in the bag. Yeah, it's the show day. I'm so excited. Brownback Mornings after Darkie. If you won your tickets, you're going to join us at a secret location in Hollywood. Tonight.

Yes. Are you guys nervous? You guys get like show day nerves? Nervios. Nervios. Look at you. No, yeah. No, I'm just sleeping.

Maybe when we get there. When we get in there? You feel the electricity in the building. Right when everything is about to start. Maybe then. Maybe then. Yeah, I'm pretty sure like minutes before we go up, I'm going to be like, uh-uh. Yeah, I'll be like eight miles in the bathroom.

Do you guys? Is that your routine? Is that your like equivalent of LeBron throwing up the powder? You just go and throw up in the bathroom? Yeah. Greg does a different throw up a powder. Oh, no, but he throws it up somewhere else. Greg has a problem.

I take a shot. No, no, no. There's no problem. That doesn't exist. I love how it's slowly spreading. Yeah, it is. Everybody thinks I just come in and talk to you about it. Everybody in the office thinks I do, like, drugs and stuff like that because of Maximo.

Don't do drugs. Don't do drugs. I'm not the one that lost 300 pounds in two days. That's what you're saying. You want to be having a casual conversation with somebody? like oh by the way like Greg just needs some like some of that stuff like what do you mean maxima so what do you say that allegedly reportedly may have happened yesterday when you were at the hit that somebody brought you yeah somebody actually brought me something because of maximo

don't pay me for your problem i have never spoken allegedly i have never spoke about this ever never i don't do this and they were like speaking your truth you're like speaking your truth don't be ashamed it happens i'm sure there's a lot of people and there's a lot of programs to help too So just, you know, I can lead you there. You're only 12 steps away. It's like, I think it's illegal to give it to me. I don't know. I felt wrong taking.

I was like, I didn't buy it. No. So you're fine. Yeah, you're fine. And why ain't you're taking? Yeah, if you try to sell it. Yeah, if you try to sell it. It was a donation.

Exactly. But yeah, man, we're excited. Yes. I'm really excited, to be honest with you. You know, LA's going to pop out at the secret location. And we got a lot of special guests. I ain't going to lie. I ain't going to lie.

We got a lot of special guests locked in that I feel the, crowd is going to be very excited, not only excited, but really genuinely surprised. I'm surprised at some of the special guests that we locked in. Yeah. I'm some big ones. I'm excited. Exactly. And we have Simper Pimp coming up with Maximo.

Yes. So Rick Ross is going to share dice pineapples with somebody new. What? Wait, wait, what? He's going to share his pineapple? Dice pineapple. Hey, oh. Brownback Morning's Part 106.

Keep it here. Simp. Or Pimp. Rick Ross Rick Ross Has a new boo Already already Yeah

Christina Mackey Is in his rearview mirror already Yes She's probably crying Because he's already going full PDA with her No way Making out in public already Yes

Her name is a Pagie money And I'm not sure like What she does She already has a tattoo of his name, an illegal name on her neck. Shut up. So his name is William Leonard Roberts. And she has a William across her neck. William?

William. What the heck? Yeah, it's wild. Are you sure it's William and it's not Will I am? So you're... I don't know. So you're saying she has a big Willie on her neck. Big Willie.

Very possible. But yeah, that is wild to me. It's like, I don't know how he does it. I mean, is it the yachts? It's the Bel Air. He's the most of lifestyle. It's the money, you guys. Come on.

You know what it is? It's the wing plug. It's the Astin Martin. And it's just that it's a two-seater. So he only has one room to take. What is it? And my two-seater, you're the one that I would take. Wow.

He just had that dog. And he's like, if I was Rick Ross, Like I said, I would have girls get the Mayback tattoo on them. The Mayback logo. Not the name? You're branding them? That's literally like every girl that I've been with. So you're branding them like little doggies.

No, that's like that's Rick Rossus. No, it's cows. Cows. That's who you brand. Oh, yeah. That's Rick Rosses. That is wow, Greg. That's a better tag.

Women is what you say. You have the Mayback logo instead of my name. It's, that's better at least. Do you think so? Yeah. Why would you? It's more universal. Yeah, I guess.

I'm a fan of the music. You're going to look like a bumper. You just got an emblem on you? You make it get it on her bumper. Oh, yeah. I'll do something now. I like this. Wait, so are you saying that Rick Ross is simp for that?

No. Yeah, who's the simp? Paige Imani is the sim. Oh, for sure. And it's just, to me, it's more crazy just seeing how Rick Ross is just pulling him left and right. He's living. Yeah. He has a sim factory.

Every time he gets with the girl, she becomes like an instant sim. Because Christina Mackey was a repeat offender on Sydney. For sure. She's in the Hall of Fame. She's in the Hall of Fame. Her jersey is in the rafters. You should mold the little award after her body. You know like the Oscars and things like that?

It'll be her. The Mackey. Yeah. The Mackey Award. She took it away. That is sick. She took it away from Tyrese. Yeah.

Yeah. There were the two finalists. Yeah. He'd top it up. But now we have the rookie of the year. Rookie of the year. Pagy money. Pagy money.

Okay, so we got to sip. We're out of here. All right. Ready? Sit. Sit. Sip. Sip.

Sip. Sip. Sip. What's the word? Word on roast crants. Rooscrans. Word on roast crans. The word is Drake now has beef with Tupac.

What? Yes. Yes. Yes. Look, Drake has been beefing with every rapper alive. And now one that isn't. is on his bumper too, okay? So, Tupac's estate.

Don't put that on Tupac. What? On his bumper? Same picture. Wow, man. Well, that's got to be it with you too. Thinking with your weird ears, okay? All right, look, anyway.

Maximo does have weird ears, actually. How do you think with the ears? I'm so conscious of those. Tupac's estate gives Drake a cease and desist letter for using AI Tupac in the Kendrick Lamar diss. Okay? They were upset with Drake's use of Tupac's voice. in his tailor-made freestyle.

If you guys haven't listened, listen here. Kendrick, we need you, the West Coast savior. Ain't great of your name and some hip-hop history. If you deal with this viciously, you seem a little nervous about all the publicity. This Canadian lights get died. We need to know the baby West Coast victory, man. Call him a bitch for me. Talk about them like young girls.

That's a kid for me. All right. Exactly. Yeah, so Tupac's estate made a statement. And they said, the estate is deeply dismayed and disappointed by your unauthorized use of Tupac's voice and personality. And then they said, not only is the record a flagrant violation of the estate's legal rights, it is also blatant abuse of the legacy of one of hip-hop's greatest artist of all time. The estate would have never given its approval for this use.

So they are upset. As they should. In lawyer speak? I'm pissed. Yeah, and they even said that Kendrick is like a good friend to the estate. Exactly. And that he's shown nothing but respect to Tupac and the estate. So like they found it very disrespectful.

Yeah. And a lot of people when this dropped, they were bringing up like, oh, well, Kendrick can have like a fake Tupac interview on his album when he did that on to Pimp a Butterfly, right? People were saying, you know, that that was, what's the difference, right? And the biggest difference was that he had clearance from the estate. That they were cool with this. It was an actual interview. It wasn't AI. It was, it was, Kendrick, like, it's inserting, like, you know, his own questions into the answers, you know, essentially, like, kind of shaping it in a certain way.

But the answers were all Tupac's. Right. And it went with the theme of his album. His album was about to be named Tupac. You know, Tupimp a Caterpillar was the original name of Tupimpa Butterfly. So it was, like, he's showing a lot of respect and love to Tupac and his estate. The right way. And this is just clowning.

No, facts. Overall, even listening to it, it bothers me. To this day, I've listened to it a few times. I'm just like, Kendrick would watch. Kendraud. Exactly. And not even because Drake didn't even cry when Tupac died. Remember that line?

Yes. You know what? I thought about that. I thought about when he said, I didn't die when, I didn't cry when Park died, but I probably will when Hope does. And I was like, it was kind of like, even when he said that, I was like, why you got to say that? Yeah, that line was just like, why? It was just kind of like.

You don't need to say something. Like, oh, I'm not going to cry when so-and-so dies. It's just kind of weird. It's weird. Yeah. So he's never shown respect and love to Tupac's estate. So, yeah, so they shouldn't show it back. Tupac's estate.

Yes. But what did I say? Tupac's estate? Oh, yeah, yeah. No, yeah. So, yeah, so now he has B for Tupac. Now it's up. He's going to get haunted.

He better not hope for a hit him up, too. Yeah, that's what I'm about say. It's about be an AI distracted Drake. He's going to get his toes. Ooh, that'd be cool. Yeah. That would be dope. Wait, you said a what?

An AI disc track to Drake from Tupac. Oh, yeah. Like the estate. That would be pretty cool. That would be pretty cool. Who's going to ghost write it? Kendrick. Kendrick, that's how he's going to drop it.

With the approval. Yes. With the approval. That's how he's going to reply? Wow. With the approval. First off. Keep going.

If you were to get the approval. No, I can, I guess. That would be insane. I almost got you. No, no, no, no. All right, look, Usher's son steals his dad's phone to message a pop. Star, okay? So what?

Yeah, look, Usher has a son. His name is Navid, and he got a hold of his dad's phone and messaged his favorite pop star, Pink Pantherous on Instagram DM, okay? This is what he said. He said, hello, this is Usher's son, Navid. I'm your true biggest fan. Please follow me back. I put him on to masterpieces.

And then she replied and said, ha, ha, ha, ha, this is wild. And then he said, oh, m.g, I didn't think you were going to. answer. Thank you for liking my post. I'm so sorry. And then Usher replied and said, I'm so sorry. My son is a super fan. That's crazy. I mean, and for people that don't know, Pink Panthers had this song,

The Boys and Liar. The Boys and Liar. Yeah. Yeah, so it was a hit. I mean, we played it here on the station. No, for sure. And you know, she was, she took it in stride. She was a good sport about it. She said, don't apologize. I'm happy to have this interaction. She said, I'd love to host y'all at the next show.

Wow. The crazy thing is, like, how much access does Usher have to other people? And he could just be like, this work once? I'm going to try it again. The entire, oh, sorry, that was my son. Oh, you can come to the show. Oh, cool. Hey, sorry, that was my son.

Hard eye emoji? Sorry, that was my son. Hey, he's a married man. Sorry, that was his son. That was his son. Yeah, it wasn't, it wasn't usher. It was his son. You got to use that.

Sorry, that was my son. Yeah. He just likes pretty girls is all. Yes, sir. If you'd like to go to eat. He can type old sentences and everything too. She's probably thinking like, oh my God, I'm going to get a future or something from Usher or something like that. And then she opens it.

Yeah. And it's like, oh. She's like, ah, man, all right. Yeah. Come to the show, I guess. I guess. I saw that and I honestly thought like it was Usher's like youngest son. He's 15.

Oh, so he knows what he's doing. Yeah, he knows what he's doing. He's trying to raise her up. Yeah, maybe. Maybe. From his dad's profile, though. Throw some Usherbugs at her. Throw some Usher books at her is crazy. No, and then I was just thinking, I'm like, okay, well, you know, Usher was famously, like, always had a crush on another pop star, Chile.

Right. When he was like, what, 13, 14, 15? Until now. So, yeah, till now. So I'm like, is the simping hereditary? Yeah, what it is. I think that's what it. Yeah, if it makes you write music like that, I'm all for it.

Well, Vivien might be the next pop star, too. Let's go. Maybe one day married Pink Panther. in like 20 years and then never been over her. It could happen. That's what I'm saying. It happened with Usher and Chile. I'm not going to say no.

Yeah. I just want some music. From who? From both of them? Yeah. That would cool. Pink Panthers is 23 years old. Yeah.

He's 15. She was a Chili's older than Usher. Oh, so like father like son type. That's what I'm saying. It's hereditary. The race. When they are illegal. That's why I say I'm not going to say no.

Oh yeah. Later about that. Sorry. Yeah. Anyway, that was your word on Rose Crands. I'm Rose Cranz, Victor Brown Bag Mornings. I'm Power 10. Proud 106 Brown-Bag morning.

Yes, yeah. It is Brown Bag mornings after dark day. Oh my God. The day has arrived. Dude, time flew by. Yeah, we've been teasing about this date. We've been talking about it for, feels like forever. Feels like forever, yeah, it does.

And the day's finally here. And Greg and I don't have a fit. Yeah. Angie, thanks for reminding me like five minutes ago. Yeah, you're welcome. I really thought you had it locked down. You were going to be bad bunny. You said it.

Yeah, my dad's been bugging me, too. Did you get a fit? Did you get a fit? Did you get a film? He'll get one. I'll get one. I'll get one. Didn't get a fit.

Wow. I'm probably going to go in shorts. Loo loo. Basketball shorts and slides? Some slides, basketball shorts call out of day. Yeah, that sounds comfy. After dark. I'm all about comfiness.

Maximo is going to have a full custom fit and he's going to not share with any of us. Look at it right now. All Hollywood. Yeah, he even has a custom hat. The silk pants right now. I do. Who is this guy? Yeah.

You in Hollywood on us. Been talent for two days. Two days. All I need. All I need. Get the hair. Looking all crazy You know what I'm saying

Two days Wait till four days It's gonna be a great time tonight If you won tickets You are in for a show Fax and if you didn't Loser Loser

No I'm kidding I know there's a lot of people That are saying That they're trying to call in Yeah And blowing their phone lines up People are trying to buy tickets from me You know what you say

You can't buy tickets from me At my DM At Rose Cran's big Or a certain price You can't You can't You can't But they can get

on your guest list. No, my guest list is full. My guest list has been full. No, Vic has space. All the baddies, ears, you can DM him, and Vic will get you on the guest list. It depends how bad. Get you on another.

I have a space on mine. I'll get you in the real afternoon. Get you on the naughty list. Don't DM him. Yeah, that backfire. Yeah, don't back back up that tree, girl. All right, look. Hey, yo.

All right, don't you know I'm local. Yeah. from Cyprus Hill Where are you from, Esh? Don't you know I'm local? This is Greg covering for Letty. Greg Seat.

Greg Seat. He's celebrating a cop, bro. She's celebrating like, Greg. Greg. We got covered. 10'4. We got cover.

She celebrated Luisito's birthday. Yeah, Louisito's birthday. Yeah. Happy birthday, boy. We're going to give him a proper. We'll give him a proper shout out of 730. Maybe a shoot out.

But, yes. Shout out to Luisito. It's his birthday. Happy birthday. But anyways, guys, summer is around the corner. You know what that means, right? What? Beach weather.

Beach weather, and they have released a list of... I love beaches. 25 of the best... What kind? All of them. All the ones in L.A. in Orange County. 25 of the best beaches in America, and four California beaches made it on that list. Four.

Do you guys want to take a guess of... Okay, I know. It has to be San Diego knows. San Diego and OC? Yeah. They have great beaches. Vic? You know the best beach in all the land is Doc Wiler, for sure.

Doc Wiler beach? Dogwiler is cool. There's a lot that goes down to Doc Wiler. I don't know of all the land. I know why you say Doc Wiler too. I know the time gaps you're looking at. Maybe somewhere like Manhattan and O.C. area, that's where I think the beaches are really nice. The area is a little more clean.

It's not cleaner than Doc Wiler. The only one that got closest was Angie. Bam, make your face. You owe me coffee. All right. What? Whoa. The Fort beaches in California.

One of them is Coronado Beach in San Diego. Oh. Coronado Beach, San Diego. Coronado. Coronado. Coronado. All right. Pope Beach and Lake Tahoe.

Say it again? Pope Beach. I never heard of that place. Beach. Same. It's a little. I honestly didn't even know that. Actually, never meant Lake Tahoe.

Lake Tahoe was in California. I didn't know that. My mind. Carmel. Beach by the sea. Like so Carmel by the sea. Carmel by the sea. Where's that?

Yeah. Carmel by the sea. That's what it's called. And where is it? Carmel Beach. Where is it? That's the name of the beach. Where area?

Where city? Monterey. Oh, up north. Up north. Gotcha, gotcha. Okay. That place looks nice for sure. Okay.

The last one, ready? Yeah. Yeah. Santa Monica Beach and Santa Monica. What? On the list. Nah, don't know. For California.

For what? For their seat? The scenery, the activities, and location. Okay, okay, yeah. Not because of the water. That's what I was, how did they raise this? Not because of the trash that they have to do beach cleanups every other weekend. Santa Monica Beach made it onto that list for the top 25 in America.

Wow. America? Well, I get it because it's just because of the power of the pier, right? Right. Yeah, the Ferris wheel. Everybody goes from out of town. If you visit L.A., you're from out of town. Everybody's like, oh, I want to go to Santa Monica.

Facts. Every, like, Latino that comes from Latin America. That's like the, first trip. It's like, Hey, we go to San Monica. Let's Santa Monica? I'm surprised. Malibu's not even on this list.

Malibu's not on there. It's nice. Newport. It's just so far. No, but I get why they just say it's not really because of the beach. It's the location. It's really like San Amalia pier. Yes.

Just the pier part. That's it. That's not the actual beach. And I mean like the Forest Street is pretty cool. You know, you walk down there. There's a bunch of stores, a bunch of restaurants. So like the whole experience is fire. Yeah.

But like swimming there? At a beach, you don't go swimming at the beach? At Sanamanica? Not really, honestly. Why? It's just, it's not, to me, I feel like it's not like to clean the beach. Like water-wise. I haven't got my tetanus shot, so I don't think it's a good idea.

It's funny that you say that in the post, in the article, they say different criteria to find the perfect beach for different people, such as the quality of the sand, the waves, public transportation, parking, the boardwalk, and activities. So that's what they're going based off on all these beaches. That's how they're like rating Every single one of them Parking and Son and Monica is really good

Yeah you have to pay though It's actually not too bad It's convenient They have a lot of parking structures They have like eight parking structures Have you guys ever parked on the actual pier I've always wanted to do that I never got the opportunity

Yeah I've never done it It's always closed What do you mean super sketch? I just get scared I'm just like Is this what's gonna break That's true It's like on the actual pier

Yeah it's on the actual pier you can park I've never done it It's closed every single time I'm trying to park They actually have car shows on the pier. What? Yeah. They pull up a bunch of low riders, and it's really cool when they do the car shows.

If you were tapped in, you would know. Yeah, but he's not. He's tapped into something else. We're not going that route, Andrew. We're not going that route. That's Venice Beach activities right there. That's rated number one. Brown bag morning's power 1026.

Yeah. Yeah. It is a brown bag. mornings after dark Thursday. Yes. We're so excited. We're going to see y'all. If you won tickets, we're going to see y'all later tonight.

If you want. Let's just keep rubbing it in. Yeah, all the time. They weren't able to get, yeah, because they couldn't get through. Who was it? Who was that? Who was it? That was it.

Oh, I wish. I'm safe today. We can kick you out. Okay. All right, Greg. You got some shout out. Yes, we got some shout-outs. We got some shout-out.

Raymond wants to give a shout-out to the animal control officers. because it is animal control officer week. Oh, that's fire. All the animals. Yeah, the little one's getting all the animals off the streets. Yes. I thought you guys are out. Angie has like 12 cats.

I do. All my sisters do. And it's 17. Excuse me. Stop. I don't see. I'm kidding. I'm kidding.

I don't care. If there's like 17 cats in Santa Ana. Yeah. Yeah. Angie's around. No where they're at. By Siegrestrom, maybe. I don't know.

Yeah, just follow the cats to her house. Yeah, please you. I don't want them either. out to Jesse Bringas from La Ponte. He listens every single morning. Every single morning since the show has started. Shout to bring you, bro. Ramona wants to give a shout out to Kiara.

She's on her way to work right now. Kiarla! This beat is not a man and super-R. Shout to Kiara. Kiar. Yeah. I remember yesterday she's pretty nice. Everybody thinks that it's Ramona.

Yeah. I was like, wait a second. You're not Ramona. Yeah, that's her name was Karmona. Shout to Kiara. Yeah. We got some birthdays as well. Bernie wants to give a birthday shout out to his wife, Patty.

She's one of the female truck drivers that you see, like, driving around. Oh, that she drives a big truck. Don't tell Greg this. All right. Why? I'm saying. Make some deliveries? Hey.

Greg, just tell everyone your problem already. You make deliveries. No, no, no. Not that kind of delivery. There's innocent deliveries to make these days, guys. DoorDash. Yeah, I can't cut. I'm type.

Yeah, exactly. Well, coming from you, it's different. All right. We have a special birthday shout out to Luisito Lettie's kid. Luisito. Luisito. Luisito, he turned what? He's turning five?

He's turning five years old. Fifth birthday. Lettie spending time with him right now. That's amazing. We got to give him a birthday. Shootout? No, I'm not going to do that. I don't think he likes the shootout.

No, he likes a shootout. No, he likes a shootout. Hot Wheels. So you can't. So like a rev- Like a R-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-Han-B-Hat-Rah. Hylac-Sitt'i-B-H-Li-Li-Legh.

Luis-Compil-Ei. 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.

Judy needs our help. Judy. She sent us a DM. and said, hey, Brown Bag, I need your help. I'm 51. I've been married with my husband for one year. He won, ha ha. Yeah.

Relax. She just said, she's married. Yes, she said, we dated and lived together for 10 years. She said, we never had a joint bank account. He sends me his part of the rent, then I pay it. He's asked me to pay for things for him, but he doesn't always follow through with the repayment at the end. She said, this week, he said his payment got lost.

by the bank and he will make it up next payday. All right. Then he suggested, next payday. Then he suggested we combine accounts. She said, at first, I said, yeah, you can put your paycheck in my account. Then he asked if I was going to put his name on it and get him a card too. I paused and said, probably, but not convincingly enough.

She said, he's not great about managing his money and he is still paying his ex. Wait, what? What? Like, probably like a child support or like. Oh, okay. Does it specify that? Yeah, just paying. He said, sorry, she said, I don't mind that he helps her because it comes from his money, not mine.

He has his bills and I have mine. Mine are. He helps her? Yeah, the ex-wife. If they have a kid. Okay. Or even if you're married over 10 years, you have to help them. Yeah, these are like older people.

Wait, if you have kids are right. That's why you got to go to California married about. Yeah. The common law. Common law. So she said, mine are on all the time and he, mine are all on time and he's late on all of his. Recently, his son needed money and my husband offered him $600 to cover it. My husband then asked me to lend his son the money on the promise that I would,

that it would get paid back within six months. She said, it's now almost been two months and no repayment. The idea of sharing a checking account makes me cringe. what should I do brown bag she can't even trust them that's why like she can't I mean it's tricky because I mean people

people I feel like they have different routes of how they go about money and relationships right there's those that combine it and it's like my my money is our money right and then there's those are like this is your money this is my money like you cover this this part of the household and I'll cover

this much yeah so what did you do Max? well I know well it's our money it's always your Oh, wow. What a cute little thing. Thank you. It feels good sometimes. I feel like I don't totally believe in that because I feel like either person has like a secret stash somewhere.

Yeah, no matter what. Yeah. There's always like that secret bank account or that secret like little stash. So it's like we're just pretending. It's like we're just secret. Okay. It's well known I have another bank account. And I wasn't talking about you.

Oh, and he's talking about me. Okay, guilty conscious. I don't have. I don't have. a joint account. Would you? Would I? Yeah. Um, I don't know. If he didn't take care of his money. I wouldn't mind. I would manage his money. You would, what if he mismanages your money? But what if he mismanages your money? Well, that's what she's afraid of. Yeah. Yeah. Well, because even my parents, I think they do have a joint account, but they both have their separate bank accounts.

And even like bills, they, they separate them separately. Like my mom would be paying like the electric or whatever. Yeah. And my dad would be paying the mortgage. and car payments. Yeah. Things like that. Groceries. My dad, mom would pay.

That's why don't pay bills because it's just, it's too much to like deal with money. Your mom handles all of them. Yeah, like I just like her pay the bills just so it's like,

all right, like she gets the full amount and she doesn't have to worry about me. So which one of your parents has to deal with you? Your finances. I have my own finances. I cover myself. You know,

I pay for what I want. But all the bills, I just let them do it at the end of the day. You get me? Like the water bill? No, I don't want to ruin what they have.

You don't want to interrupt with that. They have a good system. Yeah. The system's going good. The bills are getting paid. Trash is getting taken out. That's good. It's good.

It's good. It's good for you. Yeah. He doesn't want to interfere. Yeah. Why be a burden? He's very thoughtful. Yeah.

I think of my parents about them. Like, yeah, I'm respectfully like, I don't think I'm going to pay this bill this month or like, because you're doing good. You're not going to burden them with the worry of if you're going to pay or not. Exactly. It's like, I'm just not. going to pay. They would know they could already pay it. So pretty much Judy is going to deal with

her husband that is like you. That is the problem. Does she want to share a bank account with someone like you? No, it's worth. Because I mean, I'm sure like Greg isn't like asking his parents. Like, oh yeah, spot me this. I've got you on 12. I'm just going to, I'm not going to put that on the homie. Okay. I mean, Greg, do you?

Huh? Do you ask him for money? Do you get in the allowance? I don't get in the allowance. Sometimes I'm like, hey, uh, So that $50 to let you borrow back when I was 16, huh? Remember when I was like, 17? Remember when I was like 17 and I told you I'll let you borrow some money?

Yeah. When they said it was cash only and I was only one with cash my wife. Exactly. Yeah, I didn't have a bank account at that time. We're getting a raspao? Yep. Like, well, the interest, you know. It's been a long time.

It's been about 10 years. I remember that still. You got me this time, right? You got me? You got me? All right. I get it. Yeah, but she's nervous about basically giving him access to her money as well.

Yeah. Right. Because he might mismatch. And then there might not be anybody to ask for. Like, yo, you know, can I get this extra little 600? He might blow it all. And then now it's like, what do we do now? Right.

I mean, it could go both ways where it could be like this could help him get it in order. How like Angie said, like I'll help him manage. Maybe this could help him be like, hey, you know, you're spending too much on this or. Yeah. And sometimes like, you know, because they split accounts, they probably don't even realize like they both might be paying a same type of bill that they could share. That is possible. Like Apple Music or something like that. Right?

Where it's like they each have their own account where it's like, well, we could just combine it and save a little bit of money here and there. And then it just becomes better. But also like he's an old dog. So there might not be any new tricks in it because they're older people, right? So like they've been married 10 years, 51, so he's probably around the same age, if not older. And it's like he's been mismanaging his money for that long. Yeah. There's no change.

Like it's like, you can't save that person. You know what I'm saying? Oh, that's crazy. I always say like, you know how like people. will like ask you for money or whatever. But it's like if a bank that has trillions of dollars won't lend you money, why would I? Yeah, that is a problem.

That's a problem. I don't got a trillion dollars, dog. I got a few thousand. Chase won't give you $500. Yeah. Wow, I've never thought about that before. Bro, think about it. Yeah.

Oh, man. Help out the home girl, Judy. Okay, she wants to, uh, her man wants to share a bank account and she's just not sure about it. Okay. They've been married a year. lived together 10 years and he's always mismanaging his money. Power 106. 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. Judy needs our help. Judy. Her man is a money mismanager.

Wow. He's top mismanager. He's in the mismanagement industry. Mismanagement. Judy has a husband. She's 51. together for 10 years. They married a year ago. And he's been behind on his bills. He asked her to pay certain things. He never repays on the back end. Recently, her son asked for, his son asked for

$600. Then he asked her for it. He said, I'll, I swear, I'm good for it. I'll pay you back. I got you, babe. I got you. Hey, how about we do a joint account? So it's just our money. I do find it weird. Like, if you're married and you're borrowing money from each other, I don't know. I think that's weird. Okay. I got so, too. It's like, how is it? I thought so, too, because it's like you're married, your money, his money, same money, all that stuff, right? But then after her story and she kept saying, like, he mismanages money

and he just spends it like that, I'm like, okay, I get you, Judy. Right, maybe she has like previous, well, but then again, I don't know, maybe she's giving him money before and he's just blowing, like blowing it. Yeah. But it's also like, what is the repercussions, right? Like, it's like, oh, you didn't pay me back. Like, what is she supposed to do break his legs? Like, you know what I mean?

When she sees him in the kitchen, like, where's my money? Go full mom. What are my money? Like Stewie and family guys? What my money, man? My money, man. So, yeah, I don't know what the solution is like. She should start spending the money so he doesn't.

No. And they're both born broke. Yes. And there'll be no money to borrow. Exactly. Great idea, Greg. Yep, I like it. You're going to go to trace for 500.

No, they're going to say no. She married or broke you. Aw. But maybe he's a nice person. Yeah. Not about the money, Angie. Come on. And he also pays for a.

like when it seems child support or something. Yeah, I guess that. So it's like he is also, maybe it seems like he's mismanaging, but really he's just tight on money. Can't even support himself. Exactly. And he does pay the rent. So he asked to get a joint bank account,

so they just share the money. And she is cringing at the thought of it. Okay. Yeah, I get her. Yes. And I believe we have Natalie from Southgate online. What is that? Three.

Three. Online three. Natalie. Natalie. Natalie. Natalie. Natalie. Natalie.

Natalie. What's that? What's up, Natalie? Hey, so, you know, the way it sounds like, it honestly sounds like he just wants to join because he knows that she's financially stable. Yeah. So he did the way he was like, oh, like, am I going to get a card? It sounds like he was kind of like, oh, I can get a card because then I'll always have access to the money. Yeah.

You know, so I feel like if they're going to do a joint, it'll be like, okay, then she should have her own separate. so that the only money going toward that account is like bills and for him it'll be bills too because he obviously can't be trusted enough to like even lend his own son some money without thinking that she's going to like cover him you know true but also isn't that like the point of marriage like what's mine is yours and what's yours is mine even if you have a little more I mean yeah but like okay uh like if you were to join and then he's going to be like oh this person needs this money oh I need to get this oh I want this and all of a sudden her bills are now no longer on time because he's taking all the money out for his own selfish reason. No, yeah, I get you. But I mean, you think it's different maybe because it's a guy that is mismanaging the money. Like, what if this was like judo?

Judo? And his girl was the one mismanaging the money. And she was like, hey, can we get a joint bank? So you're trying to say because he's a man he deserves their money? No, I'm saying that he's getting shamed. He's getting shamed. for being broke when it would be cute if it feels a girl it's the same thing it's the same thing if it was a girl she's just a little brokeie I'm just a girl she's so cute she's just a girl she don't know how to do it

I just feel like if they decide to do a joint account it should only be specifically for one thing which would be like for bills and then everything else can be like they can be like oh like the other big account like how you said your parents are like how they have their specific account for their I feel like that is what's okay for a joint account because then you also don't want to be like, I'm working hard for my money. Why are you taking my money? It's like, okay, well, let's keep our joint account specifically for bills. And your other account is whatever you have to play with. Yes.

I get it. It's baby steps too because it's like she can't, obviously she can't fully trust them yet to like give access to the full account. So it's like, okay, let's start with this, you know, bill account and then maybe in the future if he starts to manage his money, correctly then. Then he can figure, yeah. Yeah, maybe she'll trust him and give him a little debit card. Because maybe she just wants to get him on track, you know, like, just be like, okay, like, up to a point where, like, maybe that's all he needs is

some management, like. Yes. Yes, man. At his big age. He's going to be pissed when you try to manage his money. I know. Thank you, Natalie. Appreciate it.

Okay. And we got Samantha on line five. Samantha. Samantha. What's up Samantha? What's up Samantha? What's up? What's so funny?

What's so funny? What's so funny? That I'm already going to be late to work. And I was like, no, my boss, don't come me off the phone. I'm on Pat 106. Yay! Where do you work? Yeah, we'll call for you.

Let him know you're late. I'm in the financial industry. Oh, perfect. Perfect. Okay, to the right place. Okay, what should Judy do about her broke husband? Well, she should definitely. she should definitely keep an account by herself,

then she should do a joint one with him, see if she can help him manage his life. Because if he has someone else, if it's a legal matter child support, anything will be, she'll be liable for anything he owes. But if it's not child support, if it's not child support, then she can help him with a joint account

and hopefully, you know, he gets things put together. Dang, yes. So legally, they share a bank account. What would you, so you're in the finance industry, what would you call Judy's husband? What would you refer to him as? What do you mean? Well, there's a lot of people that, you know, need financial education and that's what we do. But like I tell, you can't teach your old dog new tricks.

Right, he's older. That's what I'm most worried about because it's like he's already older. And it's like, is he really going to just switch up his whole thing at like 55? Right. Yeah, that's not an easy thing to do. money's a sensitive matter um but yeah if she wants to help him help him but with the joint one keep her separate one and then just go from there and see if he wants to give up the money but most likely he's not going to want to give up his ways that he's been doing stuff and it looks like now

if he's trying to ask for a joint account he's been seeing over time that she's been doing good on her part of the right she's doing better but that's probably why he married her for the reason you know she has a good head on her shoulders but you just Cam makes business with pleasure like that when it comes with money. What about love? Yeah, but he loves her a lot. I'm sure. I'm sure he like rubs her back.

Exactly. Love does not pay the bills. Yeah, I know. That's why he married. That's why he married up. Yeah, he married up. So he couldn't get his bill paid. Oh my daughter.

You're going to give brown back tickets. I've been calling every day out to work. And today I had a bill work early. And then you guys answer. I was like, holy moly. Yeah. Thank you so much. I think we're out of brownback tickets.

I'm so sorry. I wish we had more to give out. Thank you, Samantha. All right. We got 200. Yeah, lots of money. Don't DM me for a place. I need tickets.

All right, we got Jamie from San Bernardino on line two. Jamie. Jamie. What's going on, Brown Bear? What up? What up? Jamie, how would you help the homegirl duty? I want to get a shout out to my wife.

She's right now listening. Oh. Hey, okay, okay. So you're going to be safe on what you say. Gloria. Gloria. Shout out you, Gloria. Jamie.

Hey, uh-huh. Let us know, bro. How do you do it? Being married, no joint account. He does watch. It's tough, but you have to do it because they have to get their financial subpoenaities because if you don't, you're just bathing the whole time. Then you're just dating the whole time, you said?

Baby and being terrible. Oh, baby. Oh, baby. Okay, but so, so you are married, right? Yeah. But you do not have a joint account? No, no. Okay, so after you've been married 20 years,

so after 20 years, you know, how has it been to not have a joint account and still be like, like have a successful marriage? What I do, what I do, I pay all the house bills, everything, and like the small, minor stuff, she'd take care of it. So her gas, her little expenses is all her. Her money, she can spend it the way she wants to,

but if she ends up broke, I can't take care of it. So if she doesn't have money to eat, you're not going to pay her. She did that to herself? You're not going to pay that. You won't pick up a check for her. If she spent her money the wrong way, she spent it the wrong way. I'm self-employed, so I need to manage my money.

Yeah, I get that. If I manage it, I can't buy nothing. So I told her, okay, you know what, I'll pay all the house bills. I'll pay all the insurance, everything, all the big stuff. I take care of it. You take care of just the gas. This is a big dog right here. A big dog.

Self-employed? Jamie right here. I want to know what he does if he self-employed paying all the bills. I'm a garner, bro. I'm a garner. Let's go.

Oh. Man. Okay. So. Trust me. It takes my butt, but it pays off. Everything pays off.

No, absolutely. Got it. So KPWR, Los Angeles, Brownback Mornings on Power 106. Okay, so we're inside the homie help line. And Jamie says, look, if he don't got it, basically. If she doesn't have it. No, well, he said that that's in his relationship.

The way he deals with it. But he's saying that Judy, to just tell her husband, look, if he don't got it, he got to starve. That's it. That's your pedal. You're right. You got no gas money? Take the bus. Yes.

You don't got bus money? Yeah. Tough love around here. I like it. It's like you're just, it's another adult. You're making them responsible. And I get that, but like if your partner doesn't have food and things like that, It's like, come on.

I should have thought about that before you had all these Amazon packs that delivered. Eat the car. I get that part where you're just mishandling your money and you're spending it on dumb things. But come on. I'm sure he's not going to let her start. Value one's good.

He might just give her some crackers. Yeah. Yeah. Might be a sandwich or something. Yeah. A sandwich? I didn't think like joint bank accounts was that big of a thing in a marriage. Like I thought it was just kind of like you do your own thing.

You'd like, I have my own thing. Get me? That's what I'm saying. There's way different people deal with it differently. Yeah. And it works. Like, it just really depends on you and your partner and how it's going to work.

Yeah. And how you think about it. I don't know. That's what you get. It's tricky. Money's always tricky. Anything with money. Just date somebody rich.

That's it. That's what he tried to do. You want to be a trophy. But now you don't like it. You could date somebody rich, but if they don't want joint accounts, they're broke. I'm rich. And they can take care of me, though.

Day up. Day up, that's it. Yes, exactly. like age up or like both? Well both. Yeah, yeah. You should do both. Like closer to the former. Unless they're Judy's husband. Closer to like when they're done.

Yay! Oh! That's the way some people do it. Yeah, they have insurance. No, I'm kidding. Yeah, but let's see. We'll be right back with more brownback mornings. Power 106. Hey! Hey, what are you doing over there? Sambra Sala with Angie. Okay, I have to warn you guys. This one is going to get nasty.

All right Because I got it No like Cochino Think of the last time That you guys got The Runts The other day

Okay But hold that thought Hold that thought Because I never take that thought Out of my brain You always have You have explosive one

That's a lie But no you're not You guys are not alone Let me tell you Because Shack over here Apparently he recently got The Runts

Really bad After he mixed His cereal with hot tea Cereal And Hot T That is wild. Like hot tea poured into a cereal bowl. Instead of milk.

Instead of milk? He got his hot tea and poured it. How does Shaq not have milk? No, listen. Well, I have some delicious breakfast treats like I used to do back in the day. Yeah. So where's the milk for your cereal? Back in the day when you didn't have no milk, you pour whatever you want.

What is that? It's hot tea. Hot tea. But I'm over a combination of cereal. Oh, boy, baby. What? I'm telling you. Did you guys ever do that?

Like instead of, if you guys didn't have milk. If I didn't have milk. For your cereal. I would just eat it dry. Yeah, that's what I do too. Really? Oh, like little snacks. Yeah, I eat it drunk, but I'm not going to like one time I tried with water just to see.

Uh-huh. And it, no, it was disgusting. I probably took like one bite and I was like, nine doing this. Yeah. It was weird. It's a different taste because I've always wondered. I've never done it, but I've always wondering. I'm scared of eating.

I've done it with expired. It just tastes water. Like, it just, it's gross. I've done it with expired milk before. Like, chunky milk? Like, you know, you look at the date and you're like, it's not that far bad. Can you smell it? You smell it?

It doesn't smell that bad. Greg said, what's two weeks anyway? Yeah, I was like, mm, it should be good. How many days expired was it? About like a week. Oh, great. Was it chunky? It wasn't chunky.

That's what I was like, mm. I think it's still. Was there any part that you thought was a marshmallow but could have been milk? No, it was like the flake. It was, it wasn't bad. It was, I could taste. the difference in the milk though I could taste like the it was a little sour the sickness in it

I was like yeah I'm a regret this sickness in it I'm gonna regret this later so you ate it you were eating your cereal you tasted that like sourness and you still ate it cereal with sour milk do it I like that

I like that I like it was expired I looked at it I was like it's not that bad smelled it it didn't smell that bad and I tired it it was a little bit like I'm sorry a little bit had a little extra funk in it

yeah you're like Oh, that's a little kick. A little, yeah, a little fight. A little kick to it. It wasn't that bad. It wasn't that bad. Same thing with bread. I've had, like, you know, when the bread's little.

Was this when you were on? Yeah. Was this when you were on, like, certain substances? No, I've never been. Why do you act like you're broke or you, or you can't have like a thought process that something is expired and you should eat it? You never had moldy bread? No.

No. No, I'm lying. You ripped the corners off that are moldy. No, have you ate it before, though? No, no, you've, you've, you've, you've. Rip the corner like there's like a corner that's like moldy just rip it. No, I actually ate it. You ate the whole.

Yeah, my mom looked at me crazy. My mom looked at me crazy. I thought it was like, I thought it was a raisin bread or something. You know, a little spots in it. I know. Yeah. Because sometimes when we have like the blueberry muffets,

yeah, not the muffins, the bagels. Yeah. It's hard to tell when it's like actual mold. Yeah. So you just toast it? You just toasted in his taste bar.

See, I'm not wrong. Y'all looked at me crazy. No, he says blueberry. You were looking at it. Yeah, you knew it was expired. But, like, why wouldn't you just rip off the moldy pieces? Because I want the whole thing. Yeah, why would I just rip off a little piece?

The whole thing was moldy. Not the whole thing molding. Like, those little people, like, you could tell. There's little, like, chunks in there that are, like, I shouldn't be. The little hairs? A little fur? Oh. My mom was like, you know what has mold on it?

I'm like, yeah, but it still tastes. It hit. It was good. Really good. You're such a good. I would have, I would have, like, throwing it back on my mom's face and be like, this is all we have. Yeah. Buy some more.

Throwing bread out your mom is crazy. No, no, no, no. Yeah, that's what you're... Metaphorically, metaphorically. No, no, no. But back to Shaq. He ate his cereal with hot tea, right? And then his stomach was starting to hurt.

Dude, that, like, minutes later... Don't. Stop doing that. You might just trigger something in my brain. That sounds like me right now. No, that minutes later... I'm telling you. What?

He went to the restroom. Listen. Move, move, move, move. He just heard running. Boom. That's not him. That's him. He said.

Dinosaur Dinosaur Dinosaur Dump. That's Shaq. No, I'm telling you, like, he went on a sugar hive after the cereal, and then it came down and went straight to the restroom. That's what? Have you guys ever been driving somewhere? You can't find a bathroom to save your life?

Every single time. And your stomach is like this. Stop that. That's really bugging me. I can't use a public restroom. I'm like, I'm very, like, disgusted by them. Like, I can't use a poop shower. Yeah, I'm poop shy.

So I hold it and go like I'm fighting demons all the way when I'm going home. So when you're here for 14 hours. Well, I'll use the restaurant here. It's like my second home here. I feel comfortable here. He does the beers for like 30 minutes after. I'm telling you, in El Salvador, I don't know what I ate. And my stomach was like that for three days.

And I was just, yeah. And the worst part was I was at a resort. Yeah. I even went to the medical tent. You went to the medical tent? Oh, nice. What it was. No, I was dying, bro.

What did you eat? Bro, just take a sal de luis in a piece of bread that's not moldy and you're good. Maybe it was the milk or something. I mean, the water. I don't know, I don't know. Well, I drink, over there you're supposed to drink bottle of water. But you don't know when people cook. You don't know if they're cooking or rinsing things in other waters.

I caught a crazy run like bubble guts when I was in Mexico when I was like 12. and I That is crazy I thought I was just like I was just like in my family's house and I thought I was just gonna let one out like because my stomach hurts Yeah

And bro it just it came down It came down my leg bro Oh my new white air forces That severe drama It was bad In front of my whole family Like imagine I'm just standing there

And I'm like oh And then it just goes down my leg And then you got to take a cold shower Because there's only cold showers In the Pueblo I know they have a nickname for you. They might have a nickname for you you don't even know it.

Oh, for sure, for sure. That's crazy. El chocomil. El chokomil. El cacques. That's, I'm never having that again. Bro, so bad. I'm so embarrassed.

Oh. That's crazy. God, man. Poor Shack, though. Yeah, I'm telling you. Or running. Well, he learned his lesson. Don't be eating your cereal with hot tea.

That's weird. Why would you think that? That's really weird. Well, that's what he had in his cup and he's like, oh, you know what? Back in my day when we didn't have milk. You just figure it out. We just throw it in hot tea. That's what he gets. That's what he gets, for real.

I think, yeah, he deserved that one. I know. All right, that's it for Sombras salad brought to you by a local Southern California Toyota dealers. I'm Angie from Brownback Mornings on Power 106. What's up? This is Be Real from Cypress Hill. Where are you from, Es? Don't you know I'm local?

All right, guys. This is great. Still filling in from. Aletitia, because she's celebrating. Hello, Luisito's birthday today. Happy birthday, Luisito. A national holiday. Yes, and you guys, it's going to be getting hot and hot and hot and hot now that the summer's coming.

And Pocoma is doing something about that. They're going to be painting their pavement a blue color because it says studies show that the pavement is what actually brings out the heat from the sun because black it attracts all the heat and everything. All the asphalt, which is... I don't even know how to say this. It's like gaff. Some climate, like they're trying to resolve the climate like in the air, so it's not as hot in the city, which I think is pretty cool. I just want to know whose idea was to paint a blue. Yeah, why blue?

Because somebody from Pekoyama specifically? Blue is like a, like it's not a, like a heat color. Yeah, I think the study has shown that the color blue is, I think either it bounces off or the heat. It doesn't like absorb the heat as much as any other color. And the black, like, the asphalt. It attracts a lot, and that's how people get heat strokes, and, like, they're all aggravated because of the heat because of all everything. To me, the crazy part is it took how many years? Like, we all suffered for so long.

I know the black top at school? Bro. You're so hot during recess. And if you wore vans or, like, or, like, chucks. Your shoes are getting, your feet getting cooked. It was like you. They get sucked to it, yeah. It's a lot.

I always warm anyway. Acrelic base seal coat protective coating is what they're calling it. So it's going to be acrylic on top of the pavement Which is pretty cool I like it What's your favorite color asphalt Greg? What?

His favorite What? His favorite color asphalt? Yo, he looks so confused I don't get it I don't get it No, I don't explain it I want to know what this is

It's a terrible joke It's a terrible joke It was your face That way of funny I don't get it That's cool though I hope they start doing Are they get

Do they plan Is this like a study Or do they plan to do it It's a study right now because they're doing it like in Pekoyama, the starting in different locations. Crazy. They said they're going to do a study in the school in Pekoma. I know.

They say surface temperatures reduced up to 10 degrees. Oh. So you went 10 degrees cooler when it was hotter. With the blue. Yes. I wonder if they tried it with different colors because I would think, honestly, like maybe a yellow or a green would be cool to. But the thing is, I think yellow is so it's like traffic.

Yeah. So like green is for the bike lanes? Yellow is for, I think. Bull, ain't no cars going through kids' playgrounds. No, wait, is this only for, like, schools or just, like, roll-th? In parks, maybe? Yeah, there, you got me on that one. It's for schools and parks.

Yeah, but eventually, if they're going to try around the streets, that'd be cool. So, what if all our roads become blue? Blue? That would be crazy. There might be some, there might be some territory. All the basketball courts are going to be blue. I don't think a clipper blue. Long Beach is going to adapt this next.

There's be some streets that are not going to allow that. I don't think so. It's like, these got me red. No, that's crazy, though. I'm still tripping out that, yeah, like you said, it took so long. But also, like, yeah, if I was the people of Pekuema, I don't know how I would feel about being, like, little, like, guinea pigs for this. Because it's like, why are you starting it here, unless it was that idea?

You know what I'm saying? Yeah, no, for sure. I agree with you. But, I mean, hey, the kids in Pekwoma at least are going to be the ones feeling less heat on the playground. Yes. And being able to play because I'm telling you, as kids, We were out there. She's burning up.

Remember getting knee scrapes? Oh. On your knee with scraping hot blacktop. Yeah. Go to the nerves. Just like, ah. Like the Peter Griffin meet? I just said.

No, I played tetherball. You played tetherball? I played tetherball, too. I wouldn't be sitting on a blacktop like that. I would take dance instead of P.E. So I don't have to be outside. Really? The days I would have to run the mile, I'd be like,

I'm sick. Forge my mom's signature. You know what? I remember my secretary. Try to do something like this. Not anymore. When I was in elementary school, they tried to,

they had the, our playground had sand, right? But they said the sand would attract heat and they put wood chips in there instead. Oh,

what? Yeah. Like the soft wood chips? The soft ones, yeah. Yeah. But imagine you're barefoot on the playground like that and then.

Why would you be barefoot? Well, I mean, yeah, at the park. I'm thinking at the park. It's cool. I still wouldn't be barefoot at the park.

Yeah, that's even worse. You're barefoot at a park? Yeah, why not? Then how do you, it's a park. It's a public park.

Exactly. There's also homeless people that sleep under that. I mean, in the Irvine Park over there is pretty nice. Damn. Oh, my bad. You go to live not around home. Not even worrying about homeless people. Well, you pay for the park.

You have to pay your five bucks and. Get the pay to get in a park? Yeah. Well, at the park we go to. You have to pay? Yes. Well, I mean, the big parts, the ones that you can actually hike and all that stuff. You can hike at a park.

Wait, what are you talking about? Is that like an orange. I guess so. It's like a fair going on in the park or something? No, because those are different parks. Those are like the parks for the school, the little ones, and anyone can walk in. But if you want to go to the bigger ones with the hiking trails and all that, yeah, you pay. So you pay to hike.

No, you pay for parking. I talk about parking. You pay for parking. No, you park. You pay to get into the park. No way. Yeah, it's like five bucks. It's not bad.

I have never heard of this. Oh, my gosh. I swear I never heard of paying. Well, since you're used to, when we go around these parks, I'm going to charge you. Yeah. Oh, God. Yeah. Out of town feet.

Out of town feet. Get intact, homie. Brownback mornings power 106. Oh, sorry. I'm not up on modern technology. Tech. Yes, no. Brownback Martins.

Take my shirt off. Take my shirt off. You could take your shirt off all you want, but you can't post it on TikTok for much longer. Because President Biden has officially signed the law to ban TikTok nationwide. What? Unless it sold. Unless it's sold to a U.S. company.

Yes. So which is crazy because we had talked about it before how this was like in the talks, in the works of them trying to ban it because supposedly they're taking the data. Yeah. They're spying on America. I think it's so funny. Like I thought it would never get done because a lot of things just talk about being like, oh, we need a ban this. We need to ban this. Yeah.

And it takes years and it never actually happens. True. For them to do this this fast, it's just like, bro, like, we don't got more important stuff than TikTok to worry about. Yeah, they can't help the college students and help people that need money for rent. Oh, TikTok? We got money for war but can't help the poor. You know what I'm saying? Oh, wow.

No, that's me. That's me. Original thought, original thought. It's because they take my shirt off too many times, I think. They were like jealous that they weren't getting those many likes. They were jealous of you kept going viral. Yeah, exactly. And they were like, week.

can't go viral but he does. Yeah, we need to shut down the whole app. Yeah. Because if Greg is succeeding, then. That's a bad sign. That's a bad sign. It's come too far. But the owner of TikTok, he actually spoke about it.

And is what he said. Here, as you may have heard, Congress passed the bill that the president signed into law that is designed to ban TikTok in the United States. That will take TikTok away from you and 170 million Americans. who find community and connection on all platform. Make no mistake. This is a band, a band on TikTok and a band on you and your voice. You know what? Which is something that is pretty crazy.

Because to us, it's like we look at it as like it's deleting an app, TikTok. But really, it's giving the power to be able to pretty much force anybody that owns something to, you know, if they don't believe in it, if they don't agree with it. Like you have to sell it. Almost like your, you know, your rights in a sense. Yeah. And like, to be honest, I'm not the biggest fan of TikTok. I just never really got down with it.

You know, I respect people that do. I know that's how a lot of people make a living. A lot of people specifically post content just for that. So, like, personally, I feel like I don't care. Like, I won't be affected too much. But it's also, like, alarming that they can just get rid of any app. Like, what are you just going to get rid of, like, my door dash next? Oh, not my door gats.

Like you're just going to get rid of like any other app, Instagram, like anything that I use on the daily. Yeah. It's just scary to think about. Yeah, the reason that he says is like it's the people's voices because it's one of these apps where it's not regulated. There's no like they, you can post whatever you want. It's not going to get taken down.

You're not going to get flagged. You're not going to get there. TikTok is regulated though. Not as much as like how Instagram Twitter and stuff like that. There's still a lot of things. Oh, you're talking more so about like there's like a lot of conspiracy theories on TikTok. as to where... No, in general.

Just in general, you could post things on TikTok that would not be allowed on Instagram. Like what? Like what? What have you been posting? I genuinely don't know. Yeah.

Like, there's... I'm going to give examples, like, there's bad things. Like, of course, it's the bad stuff in the world. And he tells you right there, like, do you want to watch this or do you want to skip it?

As in on Instagram, it just gets taken down. A lot of stuff is taken down and stuff like that. And he's saying that, like, they don't like that TikTok is able to do that. Right. That's why they want them to sell it

to an American soul's to a situation. But like the America is trying to say also is that TikTok is causing like a lot of like mental health to young kids. That's every. That's BS. Yeah, that's like every. And data privacy and stuff like that. I can see the addiction part. I can see the addiction part.

No. That's also parent regulation. But they don't have a problem with with meta, which is like owned by an American having the same thing. Like if people are on Instagram all day, that's not good either. It's the Facebook old people that are saying that. It's no, it's just that it's own. It's owned by another government. Right.

The U.S. doesn't necessarily get along with because if you go to China, you can't Google anything. You can't use Google in China. For real? No, you can't. Oh, I do not know that. It's not over there. It's bad. The same thing, they feel like they're too involved, like Google and the U.S. government are two aligned.

So they're just like, no, we don't want to share our data with an American company like Google. Right. Wow. So it's like, I get it. And it's kind of like being petty. It's like, oh, well, you don't let Google in there, so we're not going to let TikTok over it. It's kind of things like that. It's kind of things like that.

It's more so data than anything, and they're using, like, the kids being addicted as an excuse. The kids, it's Greg? I mean, I do think there is social media addiction in general. In general. But not just specifically tick-to- I think everything. No, I agree. I have the limit on mine that's like, oh, after an hour, I put a limit on it, but I made my own password, so I just put the password back in. To keep throwing.

Give your password to your parent. Yeah, it just like you put the timer on my head of how long. long I've been on the app. Oh, it doesn't stop you. Yeah, it doesn't stop me though. I just put the password in it up. It just feels good to think you're limited? Yeah, exactly.

That is comedy. So do you think this is a tech yes or tech no? Tech no. Tech yes, I don't care. Tech no. I need to take my shirt off more. You don't hate her. But you know who can save us?

Who? Soldier boy. Because he's like, he's asking, he's like, how much do you guys want for TikTok? A soldier boy. Oh, TikTok. That would be the. greatest thing in the world. If Soldier Boy comes to TikTok, I'm going to use it more after that. I'll probably use it more. That would be the greatest app ever.

And I would try to be the first to post at Soldier Boy. He's going to be the first to post. He's going to be like Tom from MySpace. Soldier Boy should have bought YouTube when he had the chance. Right. He should have bought YouTube when he had to YouTube. Yeah, he invented YouTube. He was the first on YouTube. He was damn near was. So Angie, take yes. Take no. Take no. Take yes to Soldier Boy. Bye.

Take God. What about Soulja Boy? I know you do it. I know you do it. All right. Take yes. Yes. Take yes.

Party's here. Hey! Did you guys miss me? Oh, I laugh. Don't lie. Oh, wow. It's so crackily. We're super low-fi.

It's because it's cracking in here now. It's cracking? Oh, it's too, cracking. What's cracking? What's cracking? We're cracking. Let's go, Vic. All right

And Greg? And Greg's on Craig No no no Greg we all know about your addiction Just saying I don't have tweaking Hey sometimes we hear weird things On our headphones

But it's just us But I was listening to you guys Try to do the show Without me On the way in And then I heard like Yeah I don't know This guy was having a seizure attack

To say to wrap You guys didn't know It's a sponsor This is We're on Vine This is an actual record. Yeah, it feels super like on vinyl. Like the sorado crack?

Yeah, exactly. Get the vinyl. The raw vinyl right here. So if you hear like a little cracking sound, it's cool. It's not like because we talked about spirits the other day. No. Yeah. It's me warming it up. I mean, what? For tonight?

For our brand back mornings after dark. Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, it's the night. It's tonight. Yeah. I've just talked about how excited you are? Yes. How excited are you? What are you?

I'm going to pee my pants. Gregor free. So initially I was like... So initially I was like, oh, okay, it's cool. I could just figure out what to wear from my closet. And then I'm like, ah, it's a special night. It's like the first live show, brought by morning live show in history, right?

And then I'm like, oh, I got to go find something nice. And everything that's like at the store is like hoochie, mama's stuff. And then I got something super hoochy. But look at the weather. It's really gloomy. Like low-key, like ice spice could never. with the outfit that I picked. Ice spice can never won.

That's a big statement right there. But then I'm like, I probably can't wear it. Hold on. That is a big statement letty just made. Ice spice could never. Can you stop thinking about it? Yeah. Stop.

Bro, we moved your seats. I will defend ice spice any day. All right? That's a big statement. Okay. You can defend her. Good for you. Yeah.

It's a big statement. You're a little munch. It is. Yeah, you love munch. I am a munch. I got a skirt. And then when I looked at the back, I was like, oh, I can't wear this.

Uh-uh. So yeah, we don't wear sweats tonight. Yeah. What? No, honestly, it's funny because we and Angie, we talk about girls. And these fools act like, oh, my God, women don't exist. Oh, my God. We have something to talk about, though.

Yes, I was going to ask you guys. So have you guys ever taken a flight and they try to pretty much ask you, hey, are you open to give your seat to somebody else and we'll give you a voucher, some credits? Yeah, maximum. I would say, yeah. I'm about my brain. Yeah, so now there's a new federal law that airlines can't give you vouchers or credits. They actually have to pay you cash now for you to give up your seat, which is really cool.

I don't know. But is it because I feel like now they could just force you out of your seat? Not only that, but they can love by you. For the right price. Yeah, everything's the right price. Exactly. Yeah. So, I mean, before, I know because even when I came back from New York, when I was checking in, there's an option.

He's like, hey, would you want to give up your seat and it gave you? you like three options. Yeah. No, would you want to change for a later flight? Yeah, I kept hearing that.

Nobody also gave you options for credit, like the amount of credit. And I was like, nah, I got to go home. You put the bid in. Yep.

You put how much you are willing to get for changing your flight. But if they find someone else that's willing, like it's like a 500, a thousand. But if someone picks 500 and you pick a thousand,

they're probably going to go at the 500. Yeah. No, people suck. I didn't know that. People suck. When I went to, they don't value themselves. If we work together,

we can drive the price up. Right. Like all companies. When I went to Mississippi, I kept hearing, like, the flight attendant calling the name. Like, oh, like, if you want to switch out your, we'll give you vouchers and food and stuff. Nobody went up, of course. And I was like, why would you want to go up? I didn't know that you could bid on the ticket.

Yeah, on the ticket. Well, at least when you're checking in mobily, you can bid on the ticket. And then if you're in person and they tell you, hey, whoever wants free food or whatever, and no one answers. So then they up the an year. So if you wait a little bit longer, they're like, oh, okay, we're going to give you $500 plus the free. food and then if everybody stays quiet all right seven hundred dollars yeah yeah yeah that's when you got to work together with everybody but I wouldn't suggest doing it in cash because that just shows you that there's cash at the airport oh vouchers make sense vouchers bloc he protects right

but you're going through the TSA these hands they get through okay okay that guy got a thousand dollars yeah yeah right and not even a thousand dollars they probably have bank like they probably have like a little Like a safe for money to pay a bunch of people up How you're going to get it out the airport after that? I don't know Oh yeah They're giving away that much money Right

Better be enough to higher security It's not that they're giving away that much money Brother It's that they have that much money Ready for different flights If you think about how many flights Are coming in and out of airport So just start booking cheap flights

And then going around like no Give me like give me a different seat You're right You're right No it's not a YouTube dog And also it's also for in-demand flights because there's not going to be like, you know, flights to, I don't know, like somewhere that, that like is, no, like super frequent, right?

Maybe like a Vegas. It's like there's a bunch. Yeah, if you miss one, next 15 minutes, another one coming. Whatever Gucci main said. Exactly. Yes. All right, keep in here. We'll be back with more.

Scrolling with the homies. What about Gregorian? Letty. I have a sausage and muffin in my mom. Hey, yo. This is not a sassumette muffin. Yes. The most delicious, a big muffin.

Having sausages are like crazy. No, it's not. It's a McDonald's. Oh, it's true. Duh. Yeah, that's true. It's amazing. scrolling.

Have you guys ever thought of how much you're going to spend on your wedding? Dream wedding. How much do you want to spend? My budget is $500. $500? Yeah, same. I was going to get everything free. I famously said before that I would like a sneaky link wedding.

What the heck? That's what? Like another $500? Let's keep it between us. Yeah. $250 for a hotel room and I don't know. What a man. See, ladies?

Yeah. That's what they're getting? The wedding, Diana. $5 million. Daniela will never get. Who's Diana? $5 million. $5 million.

Oh, that's so unrealistic. How? Why are you doubting my friend over here? Wedding venues alone, right? Yeah. Wedding venues alone, they can run you up like 10 grand, and that's like a cheap one that you get a year before. Yeah. Like, you're in line and waiting list, all of that.

I believe in Maximum having a $5 million wedding. I believe in you, yeah. I believe myself too. No, they're going to be the happiest 80-year-old couple. Walking down the aisle. And guess what? It's going to be amazing. I'll push you down the aisle, my boy.

Thank you. I appreciate you. Yes. With that $5 million being spent, I have $5,000 I could save you by using ChatGBT as your wedding. Talk to me. This couple used Chad GBT to plan their whole wedding because they didn't want to spend the $5,000 a whole, like as a planner. Like on a party planner. So they spent the $20 on ChatGBT to set up everything.

That's incredible. Even down. to their vows. Oh, no. All the wedding planners is listening right now, just want to get Greg. I know that $5,000 is like, like I think that starts at $5,000. They probably.

As a wedding planner? Yeah, that's like to talk to me. That part. For sure. Yeah. They're that expensive. Well, if you're a wedding planner, all you charge is $5,000 and you're.

Wasn't J-Lo a wedding planner? And she didn't get $5,000. Yeah. Their budget was $34,000 on the whole wedding. So they heard that was $5,000. $5,000 for just the planner. They're like, yeah, we're going to try Jat GBT. The chat GBT.

What does it do? What does chat GPT do? You ask anything you want? Like what? Like you want? Like they wanted, they had a whole list. Like the bridal bouquet, they said the chat GBT, they're like, you should spend $100 to $400.

The bouquet should be $50 to $100. The centerpieces should be $50 to $200. So it broke it down every single thing. What they probably asked Chad GBT was this is our budget. help me break it down to, you know, how to make my, how to budget my wedding with this budget. Yeah, so you type it in, you'll be like, plan me a wedding for this amount and this day,

and, you know, and write my vows. And then it's just like, and then it'll give it to you. For $20 instead of $5,000. I think that's a steal. That's a still. No, it's still, but you also, like, I know that women, they get really close, like, in particular with the wedding planner

because it's planning something super intimate. So you'll be having super hour-long conversations about I want it like this. With the planner. What do you think about that? Yeah, with the planner. So it's like you're missing that element of it. You know what I'm saying?

And then also just somebody to like rely on like who is, you know, are they just talking to each other? You know, some things you're supposed to kind of keep like, oh, this is going to be a surprise for my husband or vice versa. Right? So it's like all that is going and just them too. The one thing I do not agree with is the vows part. The vows part is very personal.

It's like that should be made from your person. Somebody used CHAP GPT to start them though, right? Yeah. How do we know, like, in sickness and in health? Like, I'll probably chat GPT in the first. No, but I mean, I'm sure they put in all, like, the traits that they want to talk about. It was just like, it's like, hey, write my vows for me. It's like, hey, write my vows, here are some details.

And then you put all the details you want. You can't do that? I would be sick. Actually, yeah. If you're marrying someone that you can't write vows about. I'm not saying I would do it, but I'm saying that's how you do it. I'm just saying, you are marrying someone that you cannot write a vowel about. You cannot say, I love.

your eyes. You need a computer to tell you to say, I love your eyes. You can't put 20 words together. Please don't marry that person. Yeah, that'll be crazy. Because then guess what? Let me find out you use chat GPT and my vows. And my whole fight. I married AI. I didn't marry you. Wow.

Do you even love me? Or is this whole relationship AI? Do you love me or chat GPT? There's the comment that says their vow should be AI do. Get it? Yeah, I get it. I love it.

I love it. You're so funny. That was funny. But, yes, they're getting a lot of backlash of it on TikTok and everything like Twitter. They're all coming at them. And let me tell you, it's nice and it's cool that, like, they were able to plan their wedding with chat, GPT versus a wedding planner. Yeah.

But let that trickle into other people's jobs because we're going to want to save money and boom, we're not going to need this person. We're not going to need that person. We're not going to need this person. Yeah. And then we're all just going to be home. Not you can't even use TikTok because that's banned. Low key, I'm over here just thinking, wow.

Making all the money. I'm going to start a wedding. in business. I'm going to hire a call center to talk to people overseas. And then I'm going to do this. More power to you. You know what I'm saying? Thank you for that, Craig. Your girl's going to call you?

Hey. You're planning your wedding. I'll help you. Keep it here. L.A's number one for hip-hop. Buenos deez. What's up? This is Be Real from Cyprus Hill.

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Yeah. Oh. That's why I was like, what's going on. I'm not sure where you're about to say. Yeah, that's what we wanted you to finish. The cool, the cool concrete. Yeah. Yeah.

All right. I just got in. Sorry, guys. Our producer, I want to say, hey, we could do. this one and I was like okay we could do it and then you said yes and then you said yes no to turn it in for community you guys see I was right the whole time I knew it letty they were doubting me well I was about to say something cool about the valley but now I won't actually the guys already said actually you can probably say

better than yeah you'll say it way better than me go ahead I'm a woman I how could I ever be better than a man that's exactly what we're saying but now I can't say that yeah you put her in respect women Talk about whatever you want to talk about. How it's hot outside. Yeah. No, it's not. It's not hot right now.

No, you did that one already. You picked something else to talk about. Huh? It's not my segment. We're talking about how the dogs are here for you. How about that? No, we're saying like, I did this one already. I know.

So since you are a man, better than me, like you said, go ahead and pivot. Yeah. Repeat the story? No. Pivot. Pivot. Let me look up some Los Angeles Dodgers. No, you don't even have to talk about L.A.

stuff. Just talk about which one to talk about. I don't want to talk about you. Actually, let's talk about 100 people's birthday. It was loose. Enluicito. I get confused. I get confused.

I get confused. Bro. You're digging. Just stop digging. You can say sorry. You don't have to, like, double down on your dumbness. You're digging. Oh, now you're calling me dumb, huh?

You're calling me dumb. Yeah. Say, sorry. Let's not go on your present. You are. We have a live show. We have a live show. We'll love a lot.

You guys got to talk about something. Yes. Can you hit the nom-nam button, please? I can hit the nom-n-n-n-n-n-com. The time has come for this. Nom-N-N-N-N-N-N-N-N-N-N-N-N-N-N-N-N-N-N-N-N-N-U. In Nom-N-N-N-N-N-Oreo. Oreo and Sourapatch Kids.

Oh, I'm trying to... The candies. I don't imagine it. They've decided to mingle together. They went out at night after dark. They just had a kiss. They went to kiss. And they had a baby and created new sweet tart cookies.

How did they make the baby? A blender. They gave each other a really long hug. Yes. The gummy got stuck to the cracker. You think the Oreo got double stuffed? Yeah. There was there.

There was cream involved. There's cream involved, for sure. Definitely. So the actual cookie is the one that's going to have, like, it has like sprinkled. of the sour patch. Nice. And then the cream is still the same. Got it.

Okay. It looks like the vanilla one. It looks like the vanilla. The white, yeah. Oh, okay, I see it. But it's gonna be like a sweet, tart kind of flavor. I just picture like gummy, like, bread or whatever or whatever is like on top of the Oreo.

Like the cracker? Yeah, I just pictured that gummy. I was like, oh, that's about to be gross. I just pictured the gummies in the middle. Yeah, that's what I thought so. Oh, like instead of the cream, it would be like a gum. And let's be honest. We can't even say ill because it all ends up in our stomach the same way anyway.

You've been out and you've ate those cookies and then you've ate the powerhouse And it's all mixed together That's me at the movie theater At the movie theater On Sunday And my stomach hurt Yeah

Do you guys have a food That you know is gonna make your stomach hurt But maybe this time it doesn't make your stomach hurt All the time Popcorn Really? It makes my stomach hurt so bad But you'll still take that risk

Carnal like you're still like I'm okay I can't pass by a popcorn machine at Disneyland And not buy a thing It's so good Yeah For me, it's an empirparingo candy. I know that it is going to make my stomach hurt.

I know that I'm going to feel it all throughout, like, my chest and my tummy. But it's just so good. And no, no candy is built like a pulparino. Whatever that white powder is on top, it's that. That's that white powder. That's great. That's a different power. Mine is pizza.

Pizza does that to me every single time. Makes me sick and makes my heartburn. It gives you. Yeah, you put an acid reflex. Yeah. Every single time. Dude, for me, it has to be the chocolate, the Ferreiro. Angie, no way.

I still eat it. I don't know what it is about it that I eat it. I'm like, oh, my stomach. You might have a nut allergy. They're so delicious. Well, I still eat it. I do not have a nut allergy. I eat them all the time.

No, what's the nut that's inside the Ferreiro chair? No, it's not an almond. Why is Mick cracking up? He feels gross thoughts about Angie. It wasn't even that. It was just Ramona, like, just gave me this look. She's like, mm. Everything's purple.

Everything's Ramona's all. You give me a funny face. It's not an almond. It's a, it's a type of nut. Milk, chocolate, sugar, cocoa butter, cocoa mass. I don't know what it is, dog. That chocolate is so good. Someone's yelling it at us.

There's different ones. There's almond, walnuts, cashews. Pecan nuts, Brazil nuts, pistachios. Nope. Macadamac. Macadam. It might be that one. It's probably that.

What's Nutella made out of? A lot of sugar. No. It's like, oh my gosh. You guys. We sound so stupid right now. Like peanut butter is made out of peanuts. What is Nutella made out of?

Cocoa. No, it's not. It's like a little fun fact. It's not actual chocolate. Hazel nut. Hazelnut. Hazelnut. Hazelnut.

It's a hazelnut. It's a hazelnut. It's not about being. Nutella is not chocolate. Natella is a nut. Yeah. Crazy. Well, we learned today.

Even if you already knew and you were yelling at us. We learned things. What makes my stomach great? To me more, it's like, I like Kiwi's. Commitment. Brown bag. It's Brown Bag on Power 106. Number one for hip hop.