Brown Bag Mornings - Ep 251 YOUNG FUNKOS Brown Bag Mornings (7/11/24)

Episode Date: July 11, 2024

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It's 5106, brown bag mornings. Buenos Aires, good morning to you. At this point, I think whoever parks next to me or parks where I park afterwards is out to troll me. Why? Okay, so we don't really have designated parking. No, we don't. Yeah, in our parking. But we do, but we don't.

It's like unsaid, unwritten who parks where. And of course, the people that are here probably like at 3 p.m. 4 p.m. don't know our. Yeah. Unrayables. It's just, I guess for every time that you're here, everyone knows, right? Yeah. So I park in a certain spot every day.

And then one time I parked there when I come in in the morning, and there's just this big spill on the floor. And I'm like, oh, people are going to think it's me because they know this is my like unwritten, written designated parking. And then I tell our homie, which firm, by the way, brother, like, you're still there. The state is still there.

Like, I said my home with like, hey, can we clean that up? Like it looks like it's me and I don't want to be like framed. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's like, oh, whatever, maybe someone was getting out of the car and something spilled something. Whatever, that happens. It happens. Then, like a month ago, I park and there's like peanut shavings all around. Like if, and I'm like, it just looks crazy because if you come and during the day, my car is parked right there.

And it looks like I opened my car and just like, I was just eating hell of peanuts. I love peanuts. Yeah. I would not eat them in my car like that, dog. No, you would. And they're just everywhere. And they stayed there for like a week. Oh, my God.

Because I'm not going to pick up freaking peanut shells from the floor. Yeah. I'm kidding. I'm kidding. I'm kidding. But it just is weird, right? So whatever, that thing happens. Today or since yesterday, there is a freaking Coke can just sitting right there.

Somebody's having. For real? This is like a very microaggression dog. Very microaggression. But the way that I park, it literally looks like I opened my door and just sat a coke can there. No, it's definitely the person, the last. person that parks there. So like a nighttime pool?

So be nice. Stop. Stop eating peanuts. Stop spilling your soda. Hey, and stop using my headphones. Someone's using my headphones in studio. Everyone brings their own headphones. We do.

We do. I swear, I've seen that a can of Coke this morning. And I was like, Hey, why would let me do that? I'm like, that doesn't really seem like her. It's not me. But I'm just like. It's like it's 5 a.

It's 5 a.m. And I just sit it right next to you. It's a single can of Coke. Just like right. Right there, like you could tell it's like one of those situations where they didn't even get off the car. They just put it on the board. Dropped it there and like, all right, time to go. That's crazy.

Next to their peanuts and next to their spilled cars. I don't know who it is, Doc. I feel like you need to set up a hidden camera. A hidden camera for a spot that's not yours. I know, but it's not, but it is. They're like little bucks. Going to a Dodger game. Badger's.

Very Dodger's stadium parking lot. Watch out for the nacho helmet. Yeah, the nachos helmet. Not your helmet? Hey, I like the helmet. That would be mad for another reason that I didn't go to the Dodger game. I don't know. Should I be upset at that?

No. Because you're right. It's not my parking spot. It's not. That is not your parking. Until I put that in my next contract, that that's my designated parking spot. Get the plaques? Yeah.

You can do that? Yeah. What? Give me to see on the wall. They got to pay for it. They got to pay for you to have you designated. That's why I got to add it to your contract. Okay.

But should I be upset that literally any time I pop in, there's something crazy there. You know what I would do. What? I mean, I would do a sting operation. I would park across, leave my car there, stay all day, and get to the bottom of this. What if it's the nighttime fools?

All night. But I don't think, but trip out. Sit in your car waiting? Trip out. Trip out. Because I saw it yesterday, right? I saw it yesterday. And so it lasted 24 hours.

It's still there. Yeah. That one, because someone would say, just pick it up and throw it away, right? Yeah. I don't know, because the way our new guy, Fern works I could throw it away but the trash can is full oh yeah okay yeah I wasn't gonna complain either but I've seen that and shout to Fern our janitor not to be

confused with Fern our ticket guy no I think the guy would never do that never do that now why don't you just move over spots so go to the spot next to you instead okay but then I'm thinking shouldn't we all be all be upset at this very caring of me I know personally I would have just kicked the can over out of the way me no and I think who can make a bigger mess that makes it worse then we turn it to New York Yeah. Oh, you put your mess here and put my mess there. Then we're going to get rats, dog.

I don't know. I just, I would have either moved over or kicked over the can. Like, put it to the side. Yeah, and I still parked there because, like, pride, like, this man. Yeah. You're not in a sign parking spot. And you didn't pick it up? I didn't pick it up.

No. Yeah. Do it burnout. I should pick up someone else's trash. Yeah. Someone else's peanut shells and cocaine. Not the peanut shells. The peanut shells is weird.

Yeah. The Coke can, maybe. It's a little much. Yeah, it's cocaine. I mean, I also saw it and I could have done something about it. That is true. That's me either here nor there. I was like, well, maybe she's saving it for later.

Yeah. Maybe she's not finished. Because when you open your door, is that like the first thing you see on the floor? It's the first thing that I see. Yeah, you could have. And everyone, okay, so I'm not the only one that parks there, right? Probably after I leave, someone comes in around like noontime, they parked there. They leave, someone comes in around 5 p.m.

Then they leave someone comes in around 8 o'clock. That means there's been multiple people that have parked in that spot and not touched it. Yeah. Including the person that put it there. Bro, what do you think that person thinks when they come back to the scene of their crime and just still see their Coke can there? I would at that point, I'm like, I want to see how long you could stay here for. I'm not going to move it at all. It's a guy.

I would not do that. I would have bet $100 to the guy and not a girl. Yeah, me too. I double that. I put $200. Yeah, I'm pretty sure it's a guy. It's definitely a guy thing. Unless it's Ramona and she's really, really quiet.

Yeah, she's being really quiet. She does look Coca-Cola. Honestly, the only time I like to gamble is when I go to Hollywood. would park casino. Ah, that is a great place to gamble. And to have a happy hour, which we are going to have coming up very soon. You're such a d'clock.

Okay. All right. Well, I'm just letting you know. Hey, I just want you to know that I know. Add another cocaine. No, let's get a pyramid. Yeah. Let's get crazy.

I don't know. Have you ever fought over like a parking spot that's not even yours to begin with? This line doesn't even ours, you guys. Look at us fighting for that. All right. Okay. Okay, well, that was my little microgressions of the morning.

We do have red flag or false alarm coming at Wivik, okay? That's right. This guy might not be as fast as he used to be. And that could be a red flag or it could be a false alarm. What? We cannot wait to hear about this. Keep it here. It's 5106.

Red flag. Red flag, everybody. That's a red flag. Big red flag. Red flag. Or false alarm. It's Rose Cranzvick, your red flag expert. Yes, he is.

All right. We got to get to the bottom of this one. Okay. red flag or false alarm he used to text me back instantly when we first started talking but lately he's been taking up to two hours to respond

All right flag Right flag Put his thing right away Check all his Instagram followers Who gave Vic the password to my phone Why is he going through my text message? Red flag red flag red flag red flag Yeah he's not interested anymore

Don't they say The ever he gave to Get you he has to do to keep you? To keep you That's a great point Also, he could have gotten busier. Yes, that is what happened. A text message takes seconds.

That part. Yeah, but if you add them all up, that takes hours. You can listen. I'm busy. I love you. I'm busy. You can literally tell Siri, hey, Siri, text so and so. What if the girl got more boring?

That's what I was going to say. Then that's telling you something. He's bored of you. No, well, no. You don't want to know what you look like this morning. He don't want to wish you a good day. You don't want to wish you a good night. Yeah.

Ask you wait. He hopes you have nightmares. Ask you if you ate. Yeah, yeah. drank water. He hopes you don't have coffee. I plead the fifth because I, I, uh, I started our conversation by telling her like, oh, yeah, I text back really fast. No, you don't.

I text back. You're a liar. Why'd you like that her? If I'm interested. I am interested. Oh, God. Dude, he'd be shooting himself in the foot. That's what I'm saying.

Like, I text back really fast. So this is the thing that Vick is, the reason why Vick has not told us about his girlfriend for a long time. Yeah. It's because he knows that we can burn it for him. Yeah. You're burning it for yourself. No, I was interested. It's very different than a Vic thing.

Like, Vic won't bring because then we'll start clowning. We, us, the world. Yes. You literally joke yourself and then be like, oh, wait, no. No, yeah. You just said if I'm interested, I mean, I am interested. You just said I was interested. I was interested in her at the beginning.

Like, I'm really busy now. I'm like super busy. You've been the same busy, dog. You've literally been the same. You've literally tell me all the time. Hey, let's hang out. Hey, let's go. Hey, anybody haven't been to do that?

Yeah. I tell him, like, y'all, I'm busy. Like, my bad, I couldn't do this. Busy blame. Doing what? I have other things working on music and stuff like that. Why did you make that voice? Music.

Did you want to be? Shut on that. Going on, doing, like, other things. Yeah, really. How to tie not. Yeah. We want to do that because that was seven. I got goals now.

Okay, Boy Scout. All right. We're not getting anywhere. And Greg is going to keep digging himself in a deeper hole. Yeah. He is. So we need you to call in. Red flag or false alarm.

He used to text me back instantly when we first started talking, but lately he's been taking up to two hours to response. Two hours? We're busy. That's how sorry. We're busy. We got Anthony from Eagle Rock. This is not even me. On line one to help us decide.

Anthony. Hey, how you doing? Hi, Anthony. Is this a red flag or a false alarm, bro? Why? False alarm? Why? Because when you're talking to somebody, think about this.

Put yourself in the situation. Okay, let's say you're a full-time student and you still make time to talk to your girlfriend. And all of a sudden, you're in finals week and the town's week and you find yourself like just studying back to back and then having to take a four-hour test one day and you're in finals still. You take another test the next day. And if you're always the person to text first and then you realize, damn, my phone's dry. you realize you're the one, you're the one texting first. Then that person is depending on you to call them,

and then they have the perception that you gave up. And the reality is that that moment has become really busy for that person. And now you look like the bad guy, but that's why it gets to fall smart. What's her name, bro? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah. Also, it's summertime. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. He's that excuse.

Four hours. Also, L'Oquete is not in hell week at school. No, he's not. He's causing hell out here. My name's Anthony, by the way. Yeah, I know, Anthony. He's saying don't water, dry plants. That's what he's saying.

Okay, so it's a false. Yeah, I'm almost been with my schooling and, yeah. What's her name? Anthony. No. Her name. Her name. Oh, her name.

Damn, I don't want to guess like you. Are you going to tell us in two hours? We'll be back. Young Kendrick. Shut up! You better shut up! You better shut up. That was a Kennedy Memorial, I guess.

Oh, God. I was just telling the crew how... Which crew? This crew. This crew. Why, what were you telling us? When she was out the room another day? Yeah.

He was like, I'm stressed out. We're bringing that up again. We're bringing it out. I'm stressed out because... Why are you stressed out? Because... He's sat in your chair. He's like, I'm so stressed.

Yeah, he was. He was pretending to be me? Yeah. No, I'm really stressed me. Victor. through your stress for you because of your actions. Why do you mean?

Or your anti-actions. Actions that have not happened. Because of my lack of moving? Yes. All right. I'll put you guys into the cheese man a little bit. But I don't want to do right now. No, not right now.

She's making me. We can wait. Hey, shout out everybody that's still Oh my. It's serious. No. It is never just the 4th of July out here. It's 11th already.

Yeah. It's the 11th of July, and we're celebrating 7-11. Happy Slepper Day! Just be careful, all right? There was a guy the other night. Every five, it was the same exact firework because it sounded the same. Boom. Really?

Boom. At three in the morning. Which one are those, the Roman? Yeah, it had to be like something like that. Yeah, like every, but he did it probably for like an hour straight. Dude, he's rich. At three in the morning. They had leftovers?

We were a piss. To have leftovers is crazy. It's expensive. It's been six days. It's like the tamales. Like how long until the tamales dough aren't edible after Thanksgiving? They put the fireworks in the freezer? Yeah.

It was so bad that it was on the neighborhood app. Like, you know how the neighborhood app? Everybody came to report? Everybody was like, who is it? Yeah, like, who is that? With three in the morning? Oh, three in the morning? Yeah.

Did you find out who it was? Not. It's not. Because you could hear it, but you don't know where it's coming from. I was coming from the back houses. Like the house is in the back, which we don't know where. Because there's a school back there. So we need door standing in the living.

school doing it. Maybe. Oh, my God. We're trying to sleep. And all the dogs are going crazy now. Where were we? When we went to the block in Orange, yeah. I'm leaving and then there's people that they're like in the nearby parking lot.

Clearly they're not going to do it at their crib. And they were doing the one that's just on the floor. Yeah. But the boys were like, pull over right now. I want to see the fireworks. And I'm like, Michael, those are just very high socks those guys are wearing. I don't know that they're just going to be okay with us pulling over. No.

And just like to watch it. But then they have their windows down like, thank you for the fire show. And they're like, all right. I was like, let's go. Yeah. You see me when you get older. Yeah.

Yeah, but shout out. Yeah, but shout out all you guys. It's just the sparkle of it. Yeah. Like, we're just drawn to it. Makes little kids. I have sparklers in my car, are they? Why?

I don't know. My brother bought like 200. Hey, kids. You're a sportler? You're weird. You're weird. You're weird. You're weird.

My brother bought like 200 boxes for some reason. Why do you have it? And he was like, take some home. Why do I need sparklers? Yeah, you just tell you're not dating the girl with the baby anymore? Oh, yeah. I don't need these sparklers. He literally had like 200 boxes.

Give to me. I have some little fools that can use any. They're in my car. They're just chilling. You were you doing? Yeah. I don't take them. I don't need them.

They're in there. Hey, PD, come here. No. All right. We have shout outs. Yes, we have birthday shoutouts. You don't want to give us. shout out to her son Victor who turned 13.

Victor, happy 13th birthday. Yeah. She's proud of the young man that he is turning out and they listen every morning. That's awesome. You're going to be great, Vic. Just know. All Vicks are great. They're going to count you out, but you're going to come and overcome.

You're going to come so much. You're going to overcome. Hey, yo. I didn't mean to say, oh. Yeah, you did. You're weird. Why is he around? You want this birthday night.

All right. All right. All right. Uh, Janelle emailed me. She sent me an email. She said, hi, I try to message you through Instagram, but it said you don't accept messages, so I'm trying through email. What's your email? I don't need, to my DJ one.

Which is what? I'm going to change it because it has too much information on it. It has my full name, so I don't want to. Oh, yeah. Don't do that. She said, I try to message you through Instagram, but it says it don't accept messages. So I'm trying through email, and I want to wish my husband, Balin, A happy 30th birthday.

Happy 30th birthday. Yeah. Balin is a cool name. Balin. That's a big birthday. Ballin. Yeah. And to Victor,

Feliz Cunflaños. A Tid. Didn't we shout him out already? Victor? Balin. Because we definitely both said, we all said. Oh, I did say.

That's a very unique name. We did, right, Amona? Yeah. We thought. Maybe. It was like last week or something, right? No. Recently.

She sent me that email yesterday. It was like three weeks ago. Like, like, Yeah. Like, wait, what? Unless there's like multiple balin. Or are we all having deja vu?

No, we're not having, no. It's more likely like Greg didn't check his emails. She emailed me yesterday. I was like, what the? Okay. Well, we shouted you up before too, but happy birthday to you. Balin and to Victor, Feliz Cunliños. A Tis.

What's the word? Word on roast crants. Roast crants. Word on roast crants. The word is, young thugs kids are not only rapping, they're already making disc tracks. Uh-oh. All right. surface of young thugs kids

rapping and they actually sound really good. Like they're sliding on this beat, all right? It must be genetic. But they also are wasting no time getting involved in rap beef. Okay, listen to this. High five to call getting swinging that drake. High got face and damn got to chase.

So press on in in a glass so I won't leave your trace. Keep this gang, you shine in your face. I smoke dead all day to the face. I'm smoking on high. I got shot in the face. And Lodi who keeps what you ganges you're lame. And Billy is right. He can't leave his face. And going to get a wife to be in LA. That sounds like a little bit of the face

The gang I got smoke right here to the face He got caught trying to get him a face That sounds like coil Like a little boy It does like No like it's her very high for choice That's wild

They must have been this and other kids In like daycare Because they were like Billy Always spilling Yeah Who got them mad But then they moved on to Gunna Yeah then they went in on

Yeah Let us have Adam That was crazy That was crazy To make their dad proud though Oh yeah for sure Mm-hmm. Just like you were so proud when your son made a disc track to the bully in his school.

See? And made the bully cry. Honestly, he didn't cry. You don't know. Yeah. We didn't release it on DSPs. But just wait. No.

But yeah, but like honestly, I was really impressed by their rapping ability. Like, they actually sounded really good. Yes. I haven't heard, like, kids rapping. You know, that was kind of a thing back in. Little bow wow. Ardei, yeah. Lil Romeo.

Yeah. Low. I haven't heard that recently, but this is kind of like the updated version with the auto tune and like this title. style of music. Yeah. They're really good. They are good.

To know that early, like, they're good. And to have rap beef that early, bruh. Rap beef with adults? Yeah. No, but also the kids in the daycare. Yeah. Everybody can get it at that point. Wait, how old are his kids rapping right now?

I didn't get an age, but they look like less than 10. Yeah. Okay. Still elementary, for sure. Yeah, definitely, definitely. I just thought that was crazy. Crazy. But look, all right, ASAP Ferg got his dog back after four years.

Okay, A-Safirk lost his dog four years ago Was really upset his name was Crash And he recently just explained how he got it back After four years, listen to this So basically my dog crash was lost for four years We left him with the dog watchers He ran away from them And then I guess somebody picked him up

Might have took him to Connecticut Because that's where the cops found him But I don't know how long He was in the wilderness on the streets Before you got to Connecticut you know somebody must have picked them out though he was a cute dog to take home oh he's cute let's take him home took him home he ran away from numb i guess he was trying to wake his biggest way back home and then the cops called we have a dog our shan shepherd is this your dog crash

we want to go get him he's back wow that's so tight dude four years yeah i've never heard of that ever happened and he probably filed a report which none of i'm sure hopefully people do one day lose their dog, but other people are supposed to do that. That's what helped him get it back. Yeah, but that's what helped him get it back. Yeah. Because if the cops are like, hey, we found an Australian Shepherd, you want to come check if this is your dog. After four years.

Four years is a long time. It's not like he had something on him or GPS or like a tracker thing. Well, Vic, please tell her. You're at work. Thank you very much. All right. It scared me. Answer her in two hours, please.

Okay, but that happens and that can help you. You know, I got my car broken into a few years back now. would. So it doesn't happen again. And I had a really expensive person there. I don't know why I left it. I'm dumb.

I deserve it. But then they have you fill out like how much was the purse worth and I'm like I don't want to do that. Yeah. Like it's just so much like paperwork on your part that you're like I'm stressed out over this I have to get these windows fixed.

I have to do it. I had to fill out what items were in there where like if I have a serial number and all of that. And I'm sure all of it is should they find. the purse. Yeah. Then they're like,

hey, this matches and it's yours. Yeah. But then at that point, I was like, it's just, it's an outcome. Yeah,

you take it as an L and I've just never, I'm the same way. I'll be like, dude, it's over. Yeah. I got my car broken into,

laptop stolen, backpack, everything. I was just like, I'm just gonna get this. Yeah. Because then they had me like,

and how much was it like, like, it's just a lot of like, what? I didn't know was gonna do a pop quiz. Yeah. While you're already super upset

about the whole situation. But this is giving hope because, you know, I know I've lost my dog. And I know it's been like, it's been 12 years. I don't know what I'm saying? But like, you never know. Yeah. What kind of dog is it? I forgot by now.

How old was the dog when it got lost? It was probably like three or four. Oh, yeah. Cairo? Cairo. Cairo. Ran away on New Year's day. Three or four.

And then plus 13 years? Yeah, I was probably like. Fudge, I told you. I don't want to do. 14. So if you are still alive at 17 years old. Yeah. Come back home.

And I lost a dog when I was younger too And it was very expensive Very very expensive What's his her name? Denver Because we had a ship from Denver to over here From my birthday Shipped from Denver to over here

Yeah Yeah You can't Yes you can ship them From Denver to here And it was very expensive I bet What type of dog

German Shepherd Full breed Like full breed So it was big dog Big huge And it ran away And I had another dog That was attached to it

And they were never separate We found that dog But not the German Shepherd But not Denver. So we think somebody kept a German Shepherd. And I used to go around my block and looking around for German Shepherds. How long has it been? It's been probably about like 18 years.

18 years? Yeah. Yeah, 18 years. Yeah. It's not too late. How old was it when it went? I was probably like. The dog, not you.

Oh, it was a puppy. It was a little puppy. Okay. If there's an 18 year old German Shepherd, Denver and an 18 year old Cairo that we don't know the breed. We don't know the breed. It was a Shih Tzu. It should do. Okay.

Make sure. Hey, if you're hearing us, bring it back. They're going on. Never too late. No, bro. I remember we lost Teddy, our Yorkie. Oh, it killed me. Like, it was like, we lost him.

And then two years later, it was like my son, David's birthday, right? My oldest son. And he was blowing out his candles. He was probably like eight. Yeah. So we lost his dog probably like when he was six. Yeah. He was eight.

It was eighth birthday. And then I'm like, what did you wish for? And he's eight for Teddy. Oh. So any Yorkies out there named Teddy Teddy come back All yeah I can't leave it all on me Teddy they're never gonna wait like a lady walking a Shih Tzu

Around like the block and I was always wondering like is that my dog? Yeah, but it was like it's awkward like you can't just go to the other dog And be like caro Yeah, I don't know I just didn't feel right about it I was just like it could be because they looked like it could look like any dog Yeah, I'm saying And it could be hidden in plain sight like that. Oh, you'll never know.

I hated people with German Shepardt for the longest time. Yeah. Because I was like, that's my dog. That's Denver. Yes. Sto my dog. Yeah. That's so sad.

Yeah, at least Furr got crashback. That just gives a lot of hope to, like, people that lost their dogs. I mean, I'm still trying to find the owner of the dog that I have. I don't know who are they. Yeah. The dog that you had? Yeah, I found the dog. Don't be crawling her.

She's my dad's dog. That's my dad's dog. I don't like the dog. She's annoying. What's her name? Peyton. She's an annoying dog. Peyton, don't let him talk to you like him.

Bite him. Well, that was your word. I'm Rose Cranzvick for Brownback Mornings. I'm Power 106. Simp. Or pimp. Zip. Sip.

Sip. Sip. Sip. What's up, Greg, refilling in for Maximo. Safari. Safari. Safari. It's still not over the queen, Nikki Mana.

No. Yes. From like 10 years ago? From like 10 years ago. He was recently interviewed and, When he was asked about one of his biggest struggles of his life, of course, who does he talk about? Nikki Minaj and the aftermath of their breakup. Listen to this.

You say your biggest struggle or obstacle you ever had to overcome. Like, I'm not even going to sugarcoat shit. Like, I was with Nikki. We broke up. So her fans and certain people, they just wanted it to be like, okay, they're not together no more. Let him be nothing. Let him disintegrate. Let him disappear.

when me and Nikki first broke up and she got with Meek and they were like the biggest in the world you gotta think about I had two of the biggest people in the world like against me so that made everybody be against me right and yeah so it was like nobody wanted to be next to me nobody wanted to like

work with me or none of that that was that was a dark time for me you know what I'm saying? That was a dark time for him I was going through it to be fair though to everybody else I don't think they wanted to work with them before that I'm so dumb.

But I get what he's saying, though, because that made it even harder. Yeah. And I think it was the Nikki effect period because Meek can be with you and you still be okay. Yeah. Well, at the time, Meek was super popping. Of course. You know, like, I feel like that was probably his peak, you know? And like, not that he's like falling off or anything.

That was just like the height of his power. That was a really good time for me. Yes. Yes. Yeah. But Nikki fans are really like die hard for her, passionate for her. Like, if you're not with Nikki, you're against. They're against them.

Yeah. As soon as she, like, beefs with you, then, like, the whole world, her whole world. Yeah. Her fans can definitely, like, make it hard for you. Yeah. But I don't think that they could, like, who I was about to say this? The word. They could blackball you.

Yeah. They can't, like, her fan, her fandom is crazy, but they can't blackball you from an issue. So what he's saying is, like, because it's specifically more. Meek and Nikki didn't mess on him. Or the he beef with them because he's the ex. Yeah. Everyone beef with him. Brut, you should have hit him drink.

Yeah. Enemy with Nick. I wasn't talking with Nicky at the time. The whole meek thing happened. Enemy of my enemies about friend. Could have been his next Quinn Miller. But it also, it continues on. Because in the interview, when they ask him, if they kept, if he wishes, they kept the relationship secret and also the rules that they had while they were together, his answer, I'm going to just.

A simpy? Yeah. What is it? Super Simp. Listen to this. Do you wish like you had to kept your relationship with Nikki a secret? Even nobody knew until after the fact. You know what I'm saying?

Right. There were rules like you guys You couldn't like kiss in person or like show affection I don't know That wasn't even a thought Yeah Couldn't even do that in public Nicky gave them those rules Those rules

Well it's just because you gotta think he was a part of her team Yeah this wasn't someone that like Dancing in the background No no he was a part of her team Like management He was a part of her team so you don't want to make it seem like We're together because it's no no because it's business If I walk into a room and I go on my boyfriend, that's different than if I walk into a room and I go with my manager.

You're going to look at it two different ways. True, true, true. So they kept it and they maintained that. I remember Nikki coming up here to interview and Sophia was right there. And like people, again, people kind of knew, but it was like, uh? Yeah. But it's like that's, you understand. No, definitely.

And then even like at that point, Nikki just being such a sex symbol. That would have been bad for her image because it's like. And a condo vibes. Yeah. It's like guys want her and like they don't want to think that like, oh, she's with. somebody, you know, like she was just a little younger, so everybody's like, oh, man, she's so bad and that or not. And I was wouldn't have done the music video here.

Yeah, exactly. And then now it's like, obviously she's, she's a little older. So it's like everybody has to accept. Yeah, of course, she's having a family. That's normal, you know. But at the time, it was like her peak as well. So I get it. Yeah.

I don't know. Talk about this 10 years later. For him to mention it, because he has even gone through his own other relationships. Yeah. Eric Menna, I believe they got married. Yeah. He has kids. Kids.

All of that. but to still be like, oh, I wish. The darkest time was when we broke up. I could understand because he meant darkest time business-wise. Yeah. Yeah, and that affected his mental health. Not like, oh, I was so brokenhearted. Yeah, because also, that's, I won't say it's him.

Since then, he's gone on to, like, you know, do TV and, like, he's done his... He's killing it on his own. Yeah, he's still relevant. He's killing it in his, and as Safari. We know his name. We know his name solo. How many people have X's and you don't remember their name? Exactly.

What's Jailo's name? The dancer. Casper, yeah. The other full. See? Yeah. You know there's the other full. There was another one?

Yes. How did I know that? I don't know. Alex Rodriguez. What are they doing now? I don't know what Caspar's doing. Safari has like at least built something. Yeah.

He's just, he's honestly really just funny. Unintentionally funny. He's really funny. You guys think so? But anytime, I think anytime it comes to Nikki, he's always going to sit.

Because of what they built together. Yeah. And he had to walk away from what they built together because he's not worth anymore. That would be talking about it 10 years later. No, I'm not going to blame his a fight. He was asked about it. Whoever's asking him those questions.

They're choosing the questions they ask him, dog. It's not like he's like, hey, let's do this interview. I would love to talk about Nikki. I'm sure he probably hopes that they don't. Don't ask him about Nikki. Yeah, but then also it's such a big part of his career. I'm not calling this in, but you guys can call this in big time. It is.

It is. Yeah. I don't think of sir. Sip. Sip. Sip. Sip. Sip.

We'll give a video. It's power 106. Ellie's number one for hip-hop. 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've got you for. The homie help line. Gennaro needs our help. It's not Henado? Henato. Yeah. Oh. Janaro.

Genar. Yeah. He needs our help. He sent us a DM and said, Hey, Brownback, I need your help. I'm Janaro. I'm 20. I'm the youngest sibling of six.

We all still live together with my parents. I go to school, keep to myself, stay in my room, collect baseball cards, Pokemon cards, and Funko Pops. Let's go. Nice. Sounds like Angie's brother. Sounds like a party.

He said, He has a bunch of Funkabob. Yeah, yeah. And crystals. He said, I've been doing it for five years now, and I found a way to make good money off it. This year so far, I've made like 30K off selling my rare cards and pops.

Choi? I said, so on Fourth of July, I was telling my older brother, Michael, about what I was doing, because I felt proud and he was blown away by it. I showed him my whole collection in my room. He seemed really interested about it and asked me to help him get into it.

Well, the other day, I reorganized my collection and noticed a couple cards missing and a Funko Pop of Biggie Smalls. He was staring at for a while. Then I noticed he just bought a new electric bike out of nowhere. It's about the same price as the value of the missing cards and Funko Pop. It could be a coincidence. I don't want to accuse them of stealing them. Maybe I just misplaced them. and I'm being paranoid because he never really talks to me

and all of a sudden he's interested in what I have going on but how should I ask him, Brownback, without accusing him and starting drama in the house? Yeah, that biggie Funko Pop, you go for like $400, $400. Yeah. They are? Yeah. Funkopops?

I've spent some money on Popp before. I'm not going to lie, there's House of the Dragon Funco Pops that I saw on Twitter and I would like to buy them. It's cool because they're like $10. When they come out, they're like $10, $15, $20. Yeah, they do. Then they become like way more expensive. And for him to keep him, he probably, like, that's what he does in his room.

Yeah. He probably takes them out, put, like, not out of the box. Yeah, exactly. But takes them out, rearranges them, make sure there's no dust. Same with his Pokemon cards, flips the pages, make sure they're all there. Charzartan, hi, Charzart, hi, Squirtle. Yeah, how are you? Like, yeah, like, yeah, like, what's up you too?

Like, all of that, right? And he, you notice. When you're someone like that, you notice when something's gone. Oh, yeah, for sure. It was your brother. So when you're someone like that, you probably don't know how to talk to your, like, Like my friend Jose over here, he had a YouTube video how to say no to somebody. Dang.

How did that work? Yeah. Were you able to say no to? Otto? See? He didn't get through it. He's tough that for us is really easy. But certain people, it's a little bit tougher.

Yeah. All right. How does he confront his brother? Wow. And steal the bike. Squabble him. Jesus. Steal the bike.

It's tricky. I feel like because you accuse somebody, like you only get one shot at it. Yeah. Or like just approaching them, right? It's like, okay, how do I tell them? Do I tell them, you stole my cards? Like, do you come crazy like that? Or do you like, hey, I noticed this was missing?

Like, did you accidentally borrow them? They're also like grown people. They're grown. Yeah, they are. They are grownups. You know what I'm saying? And then his brother can like flip on him and be like, bro, what are you talking about, bro?

Mom, Henneros being, hit that again, lock him in the room. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? And then he's like the youngest. Sometimes they get picked on. Wait, what's his name? Henato. Henato.

Genaro. This one goes for $700. Which one is a fungal? Yeah. Jesus. Yeah, and electric bikes are in the wrong business. Yeah, wow. Okay.

So his cooler older brother got an electric bike off of his Funkop and Pokemon collection. Yeah, and he's trying to figure out how to ask him. That's my brother. That's not chewy. Well, it sounds like my brother. Have him calling.

Tell me about your brother Chewy, Angie. Okay, if that would happen, I'm pretty sure he would be like, hey, did you take my card? because it's really suspicious that all of a sudden it goes missing. Tell me about him, like, what does he collect? He collects the same things. Like, not the cards, but he collects the, like, anime stuff and then funcopes, things like that. And I know he sells them, too.

I don't know what the... Oh, yes, those, too. He's pretty cool. So I get that. He has, like, a little Zen garden in his little room. He does have his own. Now he's into Lego, so now he collects Lego. They're getting expensive, too.

Yeah, no. And she's just being a hater. I'm not. I think it is. But you know what? Angie's being Michael. If he has a problem, Chewley,

you can come and tell me I will sell your stuff. He's happy living life and Angie's like, I just hate the way that he walks. Angie, that's suspicious. You got four new tires on Toyota. Because this is the same brother

that on purpose doesn't learn how to drive. I don't remind me. He doesn't know how to, he doesn't learn how to drive. He's older. He doesn't learn how to drive because he doesn't want to give people rights.

Like he's there was a life. He's older? He's 24. He's older. Like older. I think older than Angie. No, younger than...

He's the only boy, but this is the only boy activities. I mean youngest. Only boy activities. And I remember Angie's family, sorry, as Angie's advocate, I would have to say this, Chui. I think you're cool, but I love Angie. Sorry, Chui. Her dad went through something... Her dad, her mom, and her brother work together.

Yeah. They're all co-workers. Her dad went through something where he couldn't drive anymore. He had COVID. He almost died. It's true. He almost died. I like you say something.

Yeah, she'll protect you. Okay, so her dad had really bad COVID. He was in the hospital. It was a really big scare, right? Yeah. So you, the mom doesn't drive. Uh-huh. So you would think this 20-something-year-old man could drive to work.

They leave early in the morning. They would wake Angie up to drive them to work and back when there's an able-bodied human being that could do it, but he only didn't want to learn because he's like, no, because then if I learn, you guys are going to ask. me for rides. Yeah. You could have stepped up when your dad was sick and dying of COVID. Thankfully, he didn't.

He didn't. And your mom needed a ride to the work you both went to. You literally, or you're driving to work. Yeah. But instead, he was in the back seat and they would wake up Angie to drive them. And you know what getting me mad? Okay, so it was from like, from Santa Ana all the way to Cerrito. So it's like the 40s.

Yeah. That's far. Right. And then I'm driving and I see him in the back seat and he's knocked out. Nice. And then we're nice. He's so bad. I'm sorry, I know the homie.

I'm going to go in the room and get his funco pops, bro. I am. Hey, Chewy is the definition of work smarter, not harder. Yeah, what? He has his own driver. And Angie is a definition of middle child syndrome because she would definitely do it. They didn't ask the older kids.

They asked the one that was, she has something to prove. Yeah. Right here. That's looking for the love. No, because my mom's like, it's your responsibility to take me. I'm your problem. I'm like, okay. Not her son.

Wow. That's what your mom tells you that? And then you tell Marcus that he's his problem. It's a trickle-down. Who does Marcus? Model behavior. All right. We're getting, sorry, Tui.

Sorry for the vent session. All right. But let's help Hennaro. Yeah. Henato. Yes. All right. He thinks his brother's totally coming into his room.

And so chinkas Funkos said. Don't touch my Funko. You stole my big and small spunko. Yeah. And you stole Pokemon card. What did that, dude? Stool Pokemon cart. And then you just running around with your electric bike.

Yeah. Yeah. Get that. No, one around. Come outside. No, we're just kidding. He hit us up. That's all that's done.

I know. I know. We're doing the same thing. He's like the little kid. He's like the youngest. We're just roasting him. He has great taste in radio. So let's talk about it.

Keep it here. It's five or six. 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've got you for the homie help line. Genaro needs our help. Hennaro. All right. Janaro, he's the youngest of, six siblings. He's 20 years old. He has an older brother named Michael who he showed his card

collections. This is my collections, baseball cards and Pokemon cards and Pokemon cards. Sound like future. He's actually made $30,000 off of it so far this year. So he showed his brother on 4th July and he was like, wow, this is cool. Janaro, damn, show me how to do it. Yeah.

And then I guess he found out how to do it by taking some of his cards and selling them for an electric bike. He noticed it. Like a few are missing. Yeah, he reorganized the collection. He noticed that a couple were missing, especially this Biggie Smalls Funko that's like really expensive. Yeah.

Yeah. Like, whoa, this is crazy. Looked it up and it was like $700 for one of those things. Yeah, bro. So he's wondering maybe he misplaced them or he's being paranoid, but he's also just like very suspicious and he's like, you know, I want to talk to him without accusing him and starting drama. But I also want to know what happened, what's going on with my Funkos and my Pokemon course. Yes. Not right.

Because that could be his electric bike. Yes, this is an injustice. That's right. To Henaro. Mm-hmm. And all the Henadoes everywhere. They're out there. This is a big problem.

Okay. It is. Your room, your stuff. It's my stuff. Do we touch you my stuff? Oh, my room. That's my jumps. I'm sure, Greg, you've had your older siblings take something in yours.

Yeah, all my DJ stuff. Wow. Yeah. And I got mad and I was like, where's my stuff? And they're like, oh, we don't know. And I spent all this money on it. And then like, Pip squeak, pipe down. Yeah.

Oh, God. When I asked about it, they would be like, well, I did this first and this and that. It's like, oh, whatever. Then it comes into like the rivalry. Yeah, exactly. Prince didn't even want you. You don't even need these needles. Yeah.

I can feel this one. You're born on the freeway because you're an accident. I never heard that before. That's a good one. That's a good one. Yeah. I did. This is a five freeway to be exact.

Okay. We got Oscar from Ontario on the line. Oscar. Oscar. Hello, good morning, you guys. How you guys are you guys doing? I'm going Oscar. Oscar, for you, this is simple, right?

What should our guy, Henaro do? Yeah, simple advice. Like, probably not like what you guys expect, something crazy. But if he doesn't want to feel like he's attacking his brother or that his brother feels like he's just telling me, simply like when they're, most of the families together, either watching TV or eating dinner or whatever, or gathering, you can just say it aloud. Like, hey, you know, crazy thing. I'm missing my, whatever I think is called.

I don't know the name. Funko Pop. My biggest small phone pop. He's missing. Yeah. It's 40th hip-hop anniversary. Yeah. Yeah.

And then just kind of like pay attention to his brother's reaction. Because what I noticed, any time you ask an uncomforting question, and if you know you did that thing, there's always some type of like reaction in your face. Yeah. Uncomfiting. Yeah. Scratch. Scratch your armpit. Oh, Scott.

But what? But you know liars, right? Like, do you know someone that's a good liar? Oh, hell yeah. Yeah, right? They know to just keep eating. Oh, that's crazy. Wow.

I think it was Yuli over there. Are you sure you love it? I'm a two-part fan. What do you mean? Yeah. You want me to help you look? See, that's my only thing. Then he can be like, all right, well, let's check everyone's room.

They're already sold. They already sold. That's okay, Oscar. Oh, okay. Trade them from a bike. Oscar, I think that's a good idea. Well, everyone's together. Just stand up.

Yeah. Play some biggie. Yeah. If any of us have stolen anything. Yeah. Oh, I'm going to turn the lights off and you can put it on the table and no one will get in trouble. I won't be mad. I won't be mad. He's holding a butter knife. Oscar, Oscar, thank you so much for calling in, Papua.

Thanks, Oscar. Real quick, real quick, and you guys do me a big favor? I know I call you guys a lot and I'm not, I don't get. Like, I've never, I never asked you. You're taking luck. You're taking luck for the real quick. Tomorrow, tomorrow, tomorrow can you send a shout at my daughter Donna? Yes. We're even going to sing. Yeah, tomorrow. She's eight years. Oh, she's a day. Okay. Yeah.

Yeah, because she's in summer school, so she won't hear right now, and we hear you every morning, and she's always like, did you call them dad? And I'm like, oh, this time they answered her, this time they didn't. And then, uh, so she just wants, yeah, she just like, I want a shout out. Oscar, what time did she listen? Uh, 7.30, we're on the truck already with the radio on. Oh, perfect.

Okay, well, we moved shoutouts to 7 a. So please get there earlier so you can spend more time with her. And then so she can hear her shoutouts. No, we'll shout out. We got her. Thanks, Oscar. Thank you. And that's Donna and she's eight years old.

Yes. From Ontario. Yes. All right. All right. I'll talk to you tomorrow. Bye. Bye.

All right. We got Erica from Whittier on the line. Erica. Erica. Hey, man. Shout out to South Central. Hey, shout out South Central. Dan, you shud are South Central while you're in Whittier?

What's so, girl? Well, that's where I'm born and raised. You know, you move. You move up a little bit. Ah. I got you. Welcome to Woody or the hood. Yeah, welcome to the hood.

All right, Erica, talk to us. What would you tell that for? All right, so my advice for Canato is don't say anything to him. Pretend like he got away with it instead of trap. You got to move in the shadows. You got to move in the shadows. Yeah.

You can set like a baby camera or something, you know, and just like maybe bring up the price. Like that phone code is like 900 bucks or whatever. Say something like that. He types him, right? Oh, with a. Another fun go. Whoa.

I like it. You're blowing my mind right now. You're blowing my mind. Okay, okay. And then? You don't have proof right now. So it doesn't matter what you say, what nothing,

reaction, nothing. It won't help, you know? And it just struck a nerve for me. I listen to you guys all the time and I'm like, the audacity, if you can't trust your family, who you're going to trust, right?

Yeah. Be your own people. And catch him. And then he's got proof and then he's got to pay him back. Yeah. I like that. I like that.

I like that a lot. All right. Where is he going to get the baby cam? Yeah. He does need to get one from like Amazon. There's a seat. Like, you know, you could get, there's one that I look like a plug, like a, like a charger, you know, like a charger. You know, like the phone charges.

Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. What do you know, Eric? What have you been doing? Erica, who are you surveillancing right now? Who did you catch in the act? All the crime dramas are paying off. All the what?

All the current dramas? Erica, who did you? The crime dramas? The crime? Oh, the crime documentaries? Oh, my God. You're my type of girl. You're my type of girl.

The daylight lives. Like, 2 a.m. you're watching crime documentaries. You fall asleep to those three. We found them decapitated in the front lawn. Yeah. I like you.

I like you. I like you. I like that. That feels like a movie too. That feels like a home alone vibes. Yeah. And I know you probably like getting out of the, getting out, like going outside. Mm-hmm.

But yeah, order it. That's a good idea. So he'll like basically hype up like a random funco. Which fungal pop could we hype up? Like if like, what fungal pop could we say? I have a little... I have a Will Smith Funkopopop. Yeah.

From Bad Boys. I have both Mike Lowry and... What's bro's name? What do? There's actually... I mean, I know Martin Lawrence is the character, but I forgot the character name. There's a powder puff girl's one I have that's like very rare. Power.

Powder? You're saying as something else. Power. That we were over that. It was very limited edition. It looked cool. I was like, I'm going to get that. It was like $12.

But I wonder like, what is that? Which one is the price one? That's what I'm saying. I can see like, oh, it's limited edition. Google it. High price. Oh, my God. That's what she was asking in the beginning.

Find one of your cool funcos, bro, and just talk it up in front of your brother. Yeah. Right? And then, bro, look at this one. Yeah, I lost the other ones, but like, oh, look at this one. Indiana Jones one is $2,000. Wow. $2,000 for Indiana Jones one.

Or just get one of your favorite ones and then set the trap. It's like very pink panther vibes. Halo 4 one is $5,000. What? Bro, I need to start. Little Vic collects these and I just go with them. Yeah. You don't see like the price.

No, I just buy them. I'm like, anything you want. True. Yeah. No, I'm going to start a whole business. My only thing is I wonder if your brother gets caught, like, what's he going to do? Like, what do you want me to do? I feel like, what's the thing that you do?

A nuggie? Yeah. He's going to give him a niggie? No, I feel like, okay, if he has the evidence, then he takes it to his parents. They still live together. So he'll be like, Mom, Michael's doing my stuff. Look, I got on camera. Oh, my God.

I'm just imagining my brother. And I did that to him? He's 20 years old. Yeah, I'd be like, what are you going to do about it? I already spent it. Oh, damn. Give me that bike. Yeah, but that's what you get the parents involved.

You get the parents involved and then they make them pay me back. Make them pay me back. All right. We got our homie Big El on the line. Big El. Hey, how you doing, guys? Bigel. Bigel.

No cussing. I'm here. No cursing. Talk to us, Bigel. What would you do? Big L since 96. That's my boy right here. I'm going to, listen, listen, listen.

It's simple. Today you have the best teacher in the world. It's YouTube. You go to you. YouTube. He go to YouTube and then, let me put my seatbelt. Yes. Be safe.

Be safe. Be safe. We want you here for our carnage sale next week. So he goes to YouTube and then he checks, you know, the tutel on the YouTube, how to build a little case, you know, like a plastic case. Ah. You know, the plastic case. So you go to Home Depot, you're going to buy a big sheet of plastic case, you know. He's like a sheet.

He's like a sheet. He's going to cause like. Yes. Yeah, sorry, my English. It's okay, it's okay. We love you, Bigel. We love, like Plexiglass, you mean? Yeah, the Plexiglass, you mean?

Then he checked the truth of how to build a little case, you know, depending how he got, you know, how, what do you want to protect? Right. He built the case, you know, bigger or smaller, and then he bought, you know, the lock for the mailbox. Like everything together, got to cost him like $40 or $44. Then he got to, you know, come on. YouTube.

Yes. YouTube tutorial. My guy Bigel is saying tutorial. Yeah. Bigel, say tutorial? So, exactly. So you, No, but say YouTube, what?

The tutorial. Yeah. Yeah. They make those. They're called safes. Yeah. No, no, no, but he's got to make it himself. But you know what, Biggie, I think he's going to, I think he's going to build a plexiglass

box around his whole room, if that's the case, because he doesn't want anyone touching anything. Yeah. Listen, he can do this with everything, anything that he bought it, like he want to collect. He can put it inside. So the brothers, or they're going to feel everything or are they going to steal nothing? Period. Wow.

Miguel, you're so smart, dude. Listen, now my, what do you talk? I'm so smart. I'm not so smart. I'm just like everyone checking YouTube every day, you know, checking YouTube and you get a lot of smart idea. Yeah. Yeah. My second advice, you said he have how many.

sibling six? Yeah. How old are they? They're older than him because he's the youngest. He's 20 years old. Okay. Okay, so simple. He's 20 years old?

Okay, so simple. You go to Big Five. You buy like a 12 glove. You buy two gloves, you know, boxing gloves. You say, hey, come on, we get to the room. Let's go to the room. Like plexiglass room. Yeah, this is after the plexiglass.

We go to the room. I'm sorry, my language. I apologize, lady. you know, let's fuck each other. No! No! You're saying sorry doesn't mean you can say it. Vine.

Big El, what are the box? What do you do with that? That is incest, first of all. I think I know what he meant. I think I know he meant. Canelo said the same thing. The delivery wasn't there.

The delivery wasn't there. Yeah, it was. Bro, I love Big El so. My. He missed the up part. Yeah. Look, he missed the no cussing part.

That too. He apologized before. You apologizing before you say the curse word does not mean you can say the curse word. Oh my God. That is. I think I like idea number one more. I like idea of that one more.

I think he should watch Bubble Boy and then be like, hey, let's live my life like that. Bro. Oh, my God. Well, let's go check him for fire. We'll be back. 5106, L.A.'s number one for hip-hop. Shout to our baby girl, sweetie. She's going to be joining us at our Brownback Mornings, Karnasada,

and we want you joining us there, too. That's already next week, next Friday. Wow. It's going down. You know it's not summer two, we have a Karnasada. And this is our very first one ever, so, boom, don't judge our carne. Do not. Yes, we're learning.

They could cook now. Yeah, and he doesn't have made a steak on the grill, okay, and half of it. You're looking at me, like, you don't know that you did. Half of it was really good. The other half needed a little more time on the grill. How? How? What do you mean how?

But maybe just learn to like it medium. Learn to like it medium rare. It was medium. It was medium. But the other one, the other half was like two mediums. It was actually rare. A little baby. Very rare.

So I had to like cook it again the next day. I just like split it in half. You just cut it in half. Because it was a really big steak. I couldn't eat it in the whole day. Did you put like, what did you put on it? Oh, I had like this Trader Joe seasoning. Nice.

Incredible. A lot of butter. A lot of butter. A lot of butter. A little bit of garlic salt. Look at this guy. Yeah. You gotta like and then you got to like massage it.

Like you got to like really take care of that. You massaging to me? Yeah, you have to. Stop it right now. Yeah. You have to, bro. And you have to butter it up. Yeah.

All right. Well, throw that baby on a sweet spot. By baby girl. What's up? This is Be Real from Cypress Hill. Where are you from, Es?

Don't you know I'm local? Orney Dodgers. Right. I never thought the stats like this existed. Me neither. But you know how they have stats? Like the player with the most RBIs? What is Rambi?

Run-based. What does that mean? Run-bat-in. Yeah. What does that mean? So like if somebody's on base, if you hit the ball and then they go and score a run, you get a run-bad at you. There you go. Do I get a point?

Yeah. Oh, okay. It's like points in a way. Okay. Like you're responsible for this many points. And they also have like, I guess, more stolen bases. I know like they even had one that Dave Roberts had. He had like the most home runs by a player of Asian descent and then Otani just beat him for that one, right?

But check out this type of a stat, okay? It's how many times each team has had a player go on paternity leave since 2021 or at least their new dads, right? It's a paternity list, okay, since 2021, aka births during the season. During the season. During the season. The LA Dodgers are above any other MLB team with 12. 12 baby daddies are 12 times a Dodger player has had their been on the paternity list. Welcome new babies during the season.

That's a whole start your lineup. Yeah. That's only in the past three years. Only in the past three years. Oh, my God. The closest one would be, the other team would be the Red Sox. They've had 10 players on paternity list. Oh, they suck.

No, they actually suck as a team. Oh, so they're distracted, clearly. Ah, that's how many times, well, wouldn't we be distracted too if we're winning this? No, we're getting to the bag, so we can afford to have more kids. Ah, like once you're financially stable, we're playing. Yeah, oh, we're talking about, let's go ahead. Let's keep getting in. I think Ramona was talking about, there was a photo Ramona of all the players and who?

You were talking about it? Please don't. So what they did is they have like a gala, right? Yeah. And then it had like the wife's. Yeah. And they were all pregnant. Oh.

What? That's tight. Wow. That's fine. A lot of baby showers. Yeah. But it's also like they can go into to play ball together. Our kids can have.

We could have future Dodgers in like 20 years all playing together. And they're all friends. That would be cool. This is something I'd expect from the Dodgers because of the celebrations that they do. Oh, yeah. It's very. What do they do? We're OD.

Don't say that Otani was celebrating that way. He was. He was. He was shaking the dice. There's a video of Otani. Steaming. second base. Yes.

It's going viral right now. He's still second base. And if you notice, he slid on one of his arms. Like, he held the ground with his arm while he's sliding. Okay.

That same hand, he's wearing a glove. That same hand, he takes off the glut and shakes off all the dirt that got into it from him sliding. I don't know.

Out of all places to do that. But everyone thought, he's a tall fool. Everyone thought, because he's trying to, that it looked like he was wanking it. Yeah, he was shaking the dice. You also seen the Mickey Butt celebration

and the dugout that they did. Mookie bits. Mookie bits? The celebration that he did. What are you doing? Why are you paying attention to us? Don't you have Padres to look at? Just pretty weird celebration that they were doing in there with the waters.

Padres have only been on the paternity list five times. Yeah, what kind of Padres are they? Yeah. They're not. They're not the Padres. We're the real Padres, okay? Twelve kids. Kiki Hernandez does some crazy work.

Kike. Why is he saying? Oh, my God. I don't know. You're trying to like Torlis, I think. Purposely, they do some. No, you're saying the name's purposely wrong.

There it goes. Yeah, no, we're getting to the back. Honestly, we're hitting it in and out the park. Love it. Wow. What I was thinking about, because I have a lot of cousins that have babies, and then they love the Dodgers. So you give the baby Dodger merch or like Dodger socks

or their first little Dodger jersey, right? That's like the, they must be so tired of it as Dodgers. Like they're Dodgers, but it's. Like, what do you get a Dodger for his baby? They have all the Dodger merch, Doug. I just thought of something. They're like contraception Dodgers. Keep it here.

Sparwhosovo, sake. All right. Sambra Salaf with Angie. All right, Elton John. This will really piss on people off in public. Elton John? Yeah. And I mean, like, pissed, like, literally.

Later on. Like, peed? Yeah. Oh. So he was out in France with his, with his two kids, right? They're like 12 or so. He's out with his kids. And he's shopping for sneakers, right?

And he's asking, like, the shop owner, like, hey, do you guys have a restroom? I really need to pee. And the shop owner's like, no, we don't have any public restrooms. At that time, the shop owner doesn't know, like, he doesn't recognize who Elton John is. So what does Elton John do? He turns around to his security guard, asks him for a bottle. And he starts to. Angelica.

What? He just didn't see Benny in the Jets instead? Like, that's it? No. Literally he starts to take a little tinkle In the publicly In the water bottle

At the store That's insane Don't say a I would do it If I was that rich It's a dude thing If I was that rich You were just learning

Dude things every day I mean I'll do that But like not in public Like No like he got the bottle He stepped to the side a little bit And so he started doing the I'm not putting

I'm not Yeah I mean, I have this empty bottle right here If I needed to right now, I would No, don't do that, please Under the table, you wouldn't even know Long car rights? I know, I know dudes

Yeah, I mean You've never had a long car ride Intravaged. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I've done that. Like, when I was a kid, when I was a kid, you know, but now you're just like, you're a grown adult, you find the cuts, you know what I'm saying?

No, I don't. You find places that are like not visible to the public. It was normal to me. Well, because I lived in Vegas with my dad, so we'd drive all the time. I didn't know you didn't live there. Yeah, I lived in Vegas with my dad. So the drive was four hours.

A long time ago. And we would not stop because he'd be like, I'm not stopping. I told you a while back, we're not going to stop. That's such bad behavior. I'm not stopping. A little bladder. I got to beat my time. Yeah.

So I would have to drink. I do that to work. Drink my gatorade that would make me want to pee more. Why? Why? In the Gatoradeade bottle. Oh, man. It was a lesson learned, though.

I wouldn't do it again. Bruh. No, hold on. Hold on. You tinkled right back into a Gatorade bottle, and it looked like the other Gatorade flavor. The yellow flavor. The light of yellow. You just weren't a Gatorade for me?

You should just get it back to your dad and be like, oh, try you. Oh, here, try this flavor. Is it green or is a yellow, Dad? It's a warm. It's a warm. Yeah. Because the pot in the car, then. You like the AC.

Oh, my God. Yeah, Elton John definitely. Yeah. And so then he goes, he moves on right. And so then the shop owner finally recognizes him. And Elton John shakes his hand. And the shop owner said that it was like a little wet. Like some drops.

Oh. That he spilled a little bit. He spilled a little bit that the security car had to like clean it a little. You know what though? I aspire to be that old and not care. Yeah. Like he's at the age where he's just like, who cares? Well, Melton John.

I mean, he's 70s. You know what I'm saying? Like he's just like, man. What are you going to say? Yeah. Like what is an English accent? Yeah. You could.

You could. I guess you could. You could if you have like a thing. And I'm not necessarily going to knock dudes for doing this, okay? Yeah. Yeah. As a girl that at one point in time had to try to stand up to tinkle. For funcies.

Yeah, for funties. You guys are just living the life out here. Y'all could just do it wherever. Yeah. You could tinkle wherever. We can't. No. Because even if like, let's say like we're like, hey.

what do you mean NG Oh no like I've tried this piece sending up But just for funcies No I mean like we can't just do it anywhere Oh no no no no no Because even if we try it like for example Even if we try to like oh we need to just do it in this parking lot real quick You pop a squat

It's still gonna get all over your feet And all because it just goes straight down You guys can point at a target And like do that We cannot do that same thing Smiley face huh Yeah I just spelled my name

I just spelled my name Yes. That is peak male privilege. It is. So I'm not even going to knock L-10. I'm not going to knock any of the dudes because, hey, if I had something that I could literally like laser point and be like, let it out, I would probably do the same thing. But publicly in a store?

Don't you guys like water in the long? It's when you need to go. Yeah, that's whenever you need to go. If they're not letting you use the store. And by the way, to all those stores that are like, we don't have a restroom. You do. Where do you go to the restroom? I hate those places.

Okay. So tell me what I know. It's just like this in L.A. anytime you're like in the hood setting you can't use the bathroom there they're always going to tell you nope sorry restroom's not open like no public bathrooms when you're in nice

places they let you right in they give you the code like I hate that you don't buy anything no literally based on your skin color you oh me yeah but they don't let me use it everywhere where whenever I'm at like other places or I'm just like I already know they're not going to let me yeah now I went to this ice cream spot very nice new

updated ice cream spot and I was like hey my son needs to use the restroom can I taking me. Oh, it's the cheat code. Oh, yeah, no, we can't. They said no? But there's a Starbucks over there if you want to go. Across the street. I was there. And it was so hot. And here's my little Louise. Like, ma' dancing. Hold on. I'm wearing cracks. Put your carc in sport mode right now. That's the, the cheat code having Lil Vic. I'm like, oh, he has to pee really bad with me. Yeah. Are you going to let this child use the restroom? Please.

Bruh. He has bladder shoes. Little Vic is already green up, too. I know. I'm like, he can't talk for himself. Yeah, it can. It can only be for so long that he had. You got a couple of years, that's it. But I could see why guys just do that. I get it. You got a ticket for that, though, huh?

Yeah. In public. For sure. Yeah, you got a parking lots, bushes, all that. Don't do it near a school. That's for sure. Almost happened to me one time. I almost got arrested for it.

That's pretty crazy. Because, yeah, the same thing, they wouldn't let me use it. So I tried to hide in the corner, like to do it. And some cop was like, what are you doing over there? I could arrest you, blah, blah, blah. I'm like, oh, like, just let me go. I was a little intoxicated. Oh, that's what made it worse.

That's even worse. Back off, bro. Yeah. They called a... I'm just watering the plants. Yeah, bro. That cop should have arrested you. Well, the business that I went into to ask the restroom for, they're the ones I called the cops on me.

Wow. That's a traitor. But you could have gotten arrested for being drunk and for doing that. Oh, you were in public. That cop is just very lazy, just chilling in his car. I might have been like swerving back and forth a little bit, but yeah. And you walked home, right? Yeah, I walked home.

Yeah. That's good. Smart. Yeah. All right. All right. That's it for Super Sala. Brought to you by your local Southern California Toyota dealers.

I'm Angie from Brownback Mornings. I'm Power 106. Skolling with the homie. The homie, Greg Gregorio. What's up, God, I'm asking. Yes, letty. I was scrolling. Just being young out here in these streets.

Yeah. Sorry, someone called me young. And I was like, oh, my God, I'm just running with it. Complements. Go ahead, go, go. I feel you. Yeah. I feel you, Vic.

He has his spalled up and everything. So angry as well. But anyways, there's a new trend to see if your partner's parents are loyal. Yes. What people are doing is that they are calling their partner's mom or father and they're asking them a question. So there's an example of a guy asking his girl's mom. Hey, his swigra. She said she was with you last night.

Is it true or not? And they're trying to see if they're going to be down with them or not. Listen to this. Hey, Michelle, are you busy? No, I was, but that's okay. I got a question. Sparkle went out with some friends last night, and she ain't come home to this morning.

She said she stayed the night at your house. Did she stay over there last night? Yeah. Oh, okay, because I know you wouldn't lie to me because I just had to see. Because I trust you. Okay. Okay, thank you.

Uh-huh. All right. Why is this the thing? She was lying. She was lying. They were trying to give you life for your daughter. Yes. Of course I would.

You would like for your daughter? Heck yeah. And I don't even have kids. My mom made it specifically clear to me to not ever make her lie like that. Ever. If I'm getting caught or anything, she's going to tell the truth. She'll wrap me out. Yeah, she'll ride me out.

My mom would wrap me out too. She would. Yeah, she kind of has, yeah. She puts you on the kind of has already. No, she did already. Knowingly or not knowingly? No, knowingly. Like, yeah, she said she felt bad for the girl.

She was just like, you should, she didn't tell her exactly, but she was like, you should focus on yourself. Yeah. Like, she told her like, he, you know what, he has a lot of things going on. Like, and I was like, mom. You try to give him the hint because you're seeing it and you don't want to be the bad guy or in the story. Yeah. Yeah. But you just don't want to let this happen either.

Yeah. So, yeah, so she would totally wrap me out. You give a little Easter egg of what's about to happen. And if it was like, that wasn't like a serious relationship necessarily. But like if it ever got to that, like I had a wife and all that, she would totally wrap me out. How did you know that your mom told the girl? She told me. She told me.

She kept calling me. Yeah, she was like, she kept calling me and calling me. And then my mom texts me like, what are you doing? Where are you at? Like, this girl's calling me. And then I was like, what'd you tell her? I'm like, I was so mad that she even answered the phone. But then she was like, well, I just told her that you need to focus on yourself.

And that my son is doing. He's doing a lot of things right now. Like, and I was like, Mom, what you doing? I was so mad. But like, I get it at the same time. Like she's, He's true a lesson, huh? Yeah, and it's just that my mom is like,

she's like one of those people that's like, it's the truth, right? So it's the truth. So it's the truth. And I'm not going to lie because it's the truth. And if you don't want to do you. Then you shouldn't have done that. Yeah, that's exactly how my mom is too.

Yeah. Like she is like, do not make me lie. I will tell the truth. And if it makes you look bad, that's on you, not me. And I'm like, damn. My dad would give the sickest lie for me, though. My dad would be like, he is still asleep. He's been asleep for 19 hours.

And you know that boy. Bras to sleep. Like, yeah. Would your boys, if they got married, the day you let them, I don't know. Yeah, exactly. Thank you for putting it in my type of hypothetical. Would you lie for that? Allow them to get married.

With the girl that I have chosen. I already chose their wife. You already chose their wives? Yeah, Lucito's marrying Julisa. Oh, yeah, he has a girlfriend already. Nice, nice, nice. They're arranged marriages. Their arranged marriages is crazy.

Horito don't want no wife. He just wants money. Yeah. He's concentrated. Yeah, yeah. Yeah. Okay, the day, yes, I would lie for my child. You would lie for your child?

Yeah, I would do anything for my child. Oh, my God. But I also got upset. Because I had a boyfriend that cheated on me constantly, and he had an older sister that would always lie to him. And I remember he told me he's with her. Like he's like, I'm with Francesca. And so I call her, and I was like, hey, Cheska, are he with you?

And she's like, yeah, he's walking right next to me right now. And I was like, pass me the phone. He's like, oh, oh, he's, oh, and then hangs up. And then I call back. And she's like, oh, it's because I'm in the parking. I'm trying to find my car. And I was like, that doesn't mean you can't pass your brother. Who that is with you, the phone.

When I was like... And she would just, like, and I would know they're lying. Yeah. Oh, that makes me so mad! Because it's like, it's an upright lie. Like, you know it's a lie. I know he's out with his homies. I know he's out old girl.

But he's like, no, he's walking with me right now. We're shopping. It's because I lost him shopping. I lost the shop. Why don't you tell me he was next to you in the beginning? That's like, Cibling code, though. I think that's a little different.

Sibling? Yeah. Sibling code. Yeah, you're always going to cover it for each other, unless you hate them. Yeah. Yeah. But, like, when I was 18, her mom lied for her saying, because I was like blowing up her phone. Like, where are you at?

Where are you at? Her mom texts. And I text her mom, like, oh, where is she? Her mom texts me saying, Greg texts me. What do I say? Oh. Oh. She accidentally texted you.

You and texted me. And then she, she was like, say the truth. Yeah. Just tell them the truth. And they both said that they were at their family's house, but she was at her ex-in-house. Wow, a little break. How that hurts her living heart.

I don't want to put our little daughter over here on Blass, Yeline. She's our home girl. Yeah. And she told me, you guys have a homie that is just out there in these streets. And then she told me that she told one of the girls, like she's not going to snitch on her homie. Yeah. But she did go up to one of the girls and be like,

I feel bad for you. I'm not going to tell you why, but I just know I feel bad for you. That's, I mean, that's real of her, though. That's what you're saying. Yeah. That she went up to one of the girls that she's, because she sees her homie kind of with a lot of girls, but then there's like one main.

Yeah. She went up to the one main and just said, I feel bad for you. I'm not going to tell you why, but I feel bad for you. That's real. That's a real homie that day. No. No, it's not.

Then don't say anything. Because then the girls would you feel bad for what? What? What do you mean by that girl? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

No, it's a whole tricky situation. I'm trying to think like if when Vic gets older Like if I was in the same situation What'd you like for Vic? You seem like the type that would cover Yeah But I would have a long

You keep their tradition going Exactly Yeah It's a long line of cover for Yeah But I would give them like I would cover for him Like

But I would give them like a super Strong lesson On the side After like In private you'd tell him Don't lie But then as after you like Honestly I might get out the boxing gloves

Yeah. Same to the room. Son, next time you're gonna do this next time, all right, son? No, no, no,

I wouldn't, I wouldn't try to like make him a better cheater or anything like that. Like, I would just be like, nah, Mikho,

you can't do that. This is like when you said your dad would smoke Oh yeah. Literally, yeah. Never smoke, Mikko.

You don't want none of this. Yeah, it's literally, you're modeling the behavior you're telling you not to do it. It makes it somewhere somewhere. Be better than me, Miko.

Yeah, don't have kids. It's like, well, What am I? They ruin your life, Michael. Kids are nothing but trouble. Don't get me started on wives.

The time has come for this. Nom Nom Nom. Nom. Nom, nam, nam, nam, nam, num, num, munching. Munching. We're going to talk about food, though. Yeah. Nom, nah, blah, la.

Think you're really quiet. Yeah. Everybody shut up right now. Okay, okay, Angie, go. Shut your mouth when you talk. All right, right. All right. Nick's been mad all morning.

I have been. He's just upset. I don't know why. I know. He's the most calm guy. What's wrong with you? You want to vent? Everybody's pissing me on.

You're not Elton John. He's better than being pissed on. Look at the right side. Unless that's your thing. All right. What? The world is cool. All right.

All right. So Jop and Jopjev, he has a restaurant called J.BJ Soul Kitchen. And the way it works, it's really. different because normally there's that prices, food and things like that. Yeah, restaurants, yeah. Mm-hmm. But at his restaurant, there's no prices whatsoever. Nice.

You don't pay. Yeah, I like that. Thank God. Yeah. You don't pay for a white soul kitchen. White soul is crazy. White soul? White soul.

No, look, yeah. White soul food, I'm good, bro. What's that? I don't know. But the way that it works, I love crap rachin cheese. The way that it works is that diners pay with donations, or you volunteered to work.

Shut up. So you say I can walk it with $5. Yes, you can walk in with $5 and if you feel like your pasta's worth what? Five bucks, go ahead. Your pasta. Pasta's worth $5. Your chicken nuggets. Yeah.

Okay. I feel like this white sole casserole is not going to get a dollar out of me. So you volunteer? What? Would I volunteer? No. Because you could also volunteer to work. To work.

Volunteer. To pay off your food. Your food. Yeah. Whatever you think it's worth it. volunteer to walk out the door. Yeah. The kindness of your heart, you guys.

It's a cool concept, but people are going to take advantage. Yeah. Well, that's how you know, he makes salad bread. He could lose whatever it is. True. You know what I'm saying? He could lose that bread. Yeah, I think Jaden Smith did like a free food truck.

Oh, did he? A couple years ago. And I think that was really cool. Like, gave off free water, free food. And stuff like that. I think that's cool. You know, this is like a similar concept. Obviously, like,

It's a whole restaurant. I think the Jaden thing was. to a certain area, no? Like he... Yeah, I think so. Yeah, he probably went to areas that would need. Oh, gotcha, gotcha. So, I mean, all jokes aside, I think that's cool, you know, that, like, if people don't have enough to eat or anything like that, that they can go there and just be like, hey, I only have five bucks today, but I really want to eat, I want a sandwich.

Well, lucky for you. I have a $5 fruit plate. Yes, that's right. Lucky for you. White soul food. Yeah. I wonder what's the most cold. Like, what's the most somebody's going to give?

Like, you know what? This is actually worth $50. I mean, I think people would want to donate to the cause, you know, if they have it to spend it, they're going to be like, oh, okay, if I give a hundred, that means that other people won't really have to spend or it kind of covers the cost. Because I think the goal is just keep this in business for as long as possible. Yeah. There's a couple things. I would want to know the menu. Yeah.

Because it's for damn sure not steaks. You know, like, hey, here's this surloin steak. Here's this like, here's this like, yeah, here's this wagging. Yeah, whatever you think it costs. Yeah, whatever you think it costs, give it to me. Yeah. But also, there has to be set workers that still work there. Like, I know it's like you can volunteer to work to pay off your meal.

Yeah. But there's legit people that are working there that are probably so upset. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Like actual dishwashers, actual waiters, actual waitresses and like bus people and all of that. Yeah. Because they're actually doing the work and it's like, okay, I have to have this like fool that didn't want to pay. Now he has to like follow me around.

He doesn't even know how to wash his dishes. He doesn't even have. Non-slip shoes on. Yeah. But it's like they have to literally, like they still have to employ staff there. Yeah. To even get the food out there in the first place and to maintain the shop. And it's like this who I'm working, I'm trying to work for a living.

This who works for a plate of mac and cheese. Yeah. I don't know what the menu is. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Like, if you ever try to, like, train somebody, it's the worst. Like, I remember working at an unnamed restaurant and having to like teach them how to, like, do what I do. I'm like, bro, I don't barely know how to do what I do. Yeah.

Now I'm going to explain it to you. You get the taco show, bro. You put the meat in the taco show, bro. And depending on if they want the supreme or regular, dog, you add the cream. Not too much sour cream, bro. You're going to get us all fired. Yes. If you give them the sour cream, we can't have sour cream fights after work, dog.

Exactly. Yeah. Yeah. Don't take the cinnamon twist. Those are mine. Yeah. In my backpack already. So I just find a lot of trouble in this particular restaurant and this business model.

I give it about a year. Yeah. I give it, like, maybe $20. Really? Yeah. I would give it like maybe $20, especially with the prices nowadays. Well, where is that? Okay, it's in Nashville.

And so they're, okay, over there. White soul. People will be moving to Texas for a reason. Wait, no, it's Tennessee. That's Tennessee. Oh. I told you I'm not good at geography.

She has been saying that stop judging her. Get me on math. I'm a math. Geography. I don't know where I'm at. I don't follow the North Star Dog. Me neither. Yeah, you look at a sundown.

Tell me what it means. Yeah. I don't know. I just memorized all the 50 states. I don't know why. And the capitals. Okay. I'm sorry.

I'm sorry to Texas and I'm sorry to Tennessee. Wichita. No, but so there are menu, J.B.J. Soul Kitchen. They have pasta, corn salad, chicken caprice. Oh, I like chicken caprice. You do? I don't even know what that is.

They put caprice on on chicken. It's delicious. It's amazing. I thought Caprize jeans or something like that. Caprice? Capri. What? Jeans.

I know. I know. I know. I know my head and my brain. Okay. But they have Panini, shrimp fresca. And they have barbecue ribs. Okay.

It's not bad. I'm like, what part? Part of this is the sole part, but I guess the barbecue ribs. $3 for these baby back ribs. Yeah. Thanks, Angie. Oh, yeah, that was number. That was not.

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