Brown Bag Mornings - Ep. 364 Silver Teeth Kid | Brown Bag Mornings (12/19/24)

Episode Date: December 19, 2024

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Brownback Morning's Power 106. That's right. That's right. Do you guys ever, like, want your friends to do better but not that much better? Yeah. Yeah. They're still your friend at the end of the day, so you're just like... Yeah, like, I want Angie to be the best version of herself, but I don't want her to like learn all the words in the English language.

Yeah. Because then she won't be Angie. Yeah. Yeah. Can I speak now, Vic? Or can I not talk? In a minute. Okay.

Oh, my God. Because when she pronounces certain words, it's so funny. You know, when she mispronounces them, I should say. Angie can speak now. Thank you, Vic. I thought I couldn't speak today. Is it okay if I drink water too? Later, later.

Later. No hydrant. We're on air. You have to wait until you're off air. You guys are so dumb. Angie was pronouncing something earlier. Oh, Donald. Can you say?

Yeah. No, no, no. No, no. O'Connell, O'Connell. It was O'Connell. Listen, the English language is very, very confusing. I'm following the rules. Canal?

O'Connell. O'Connell. O'Connell. It's like Cornell, but Connell. But without the R, so that's how my brain thing. How do you spell kernel? So skip the R. Yeah.

Yeah, okay, okay. That wasn't there. Yeah. It was beautiful. It was incredible. Never changed. Never changed. It's like Kansas and then Arkansas.

Yes. See, it's confusing. Actually, that is confusing. Kansas and Arkansas? Arkansas. Arkansas. It should be. See?

But it's just Arkansas. Yeah. Yeah. It's like islands. You don't pronounce the S. Otherwise it'd be. Island. Island.

Island. Yeah. Confusion. O'Connell. O'Connell. O'Connell. O'Connell. O'Connell.

We're going to talk about that phone. Sombrosa la L'Ala Ligeron. That's right. There's no intro for this segment, but here it goes. Frontier Airlines is offering unlimited flight for $299. Unlimited for a year, right? Yes, so it's an all-you-can-fly pass is what it's called. And it's meant for you to go wild.

It's both domestic and international flights. No way. And you can fly anywhere you want that frontier obviously goes to. Wow. Wow, that sounds amazing, Maximo. Can you tell me more? Yes. Actually, I could tell you more.

There's some hidden, hidden, hidden, hidden. secret though. What is it? Hidden fees? No, it's not a hidden fee. You had to fly the plane? The renewal. The yearly renewal fee is $699.

Wait, what? Honestly, you know how like... That's so cheaper than buying. Well, especially if you're flying a lot. Like, you're flying every weekend. Yeah, like, you really have to make sure that you, like, take advantage of flying as much as you can. Yeah.

In order for like a thousand, I guess, one month and then 300, the rest of the, the rest of, the other 11 months. Okay, so to lock it in for a year. $300 and then $700 for the renewal fee. Like that, so next year. Yeah, it's kind of like, you know, in credit cards, you have like an annual fee. It's pretty much $700 is the annual fee. So it's up being $1,000 a year.

For a limited. For a limited. Okay, so then where's the $299? For the year. I'm confused. You're confusing. No, because they're labeling at different fees. So first year, it's $300.

But really it's $1,000. And then the next year will be $700. Well, you have to pay an annual fee every year regardless. So the first year is $1,000? Every year. You pay $300 up front and then you get the annual fee of $700. Oh, got it. But isn't it annual fee a yearly fee as well?

That's what I thought so. Annual means year, guys. But then... But then renewal is also like every year. Greg and I are thinking the same right now. You guys have the same education. It's not like every month that you're paying... 300? No, it's a year.

So then it's a thousand years. So the way I'm understanding it is you're the first time, because this is like, this is how they get you. Like it's $2.99 to start. Yep. But then the year after, once you hit the 12-month term, if you want to renew it again, now it's going to cost you $700. Right? Yes.

Well, I think you still have to pay the $700. We're thinking the same. You see? You see? Yeah. So you're going to have to pay the $700 plus the additional. 300. Yeah, because it renews automatically, the 700 a year.

Ah, okay. So one year is 300. Next year is $1,000. Yep. Yes. And then after that, every year, at the end of the year, you have to pay the $700. Well, that's funny because after the first year, my credit car is going to get lost. It's funny.

I don't be traveling after one year. Yeah. Honestly, I've gone everywhere. Yeah. I don't know. With the contract, like, you have to sign up for, like, this many years to get that deal? That's a good question. Probably.

But the places it goes to, obviously, Atlanta, Denver, flying from here, Atlanta to Vegas, Chicago to Vegas. Santa Ana. Wow, John Wayne Airport. Yes. But unfortunately, these are the most popular routes. I don't know from where it goes from L.A. to where. Oh, Chicago.

Yeah, because it doesn't fly everywhere. It's not like American Airlines, like other flights. Yeah, it's more select cities, probably bigger cities and stuff like that. Yeah. Yeah. I'm trying to look at the Philippines. No, yeah. I mean, especially if you're not afraid of riding the bus,

because you also have to ride the bus sometimes on Frontier to get to your terminal. I love Frontier. No, I'm just, you know. I've done that for the first time, the last time I took a flight and it kind of scared me. Why? I don't know. What part? You're kidnapped?

I thought I was getting lost because they were driving through the airport. And I was like, where am I going? And I ended up on the opposite side of the airport. I got lost. Maybe you were lost. I was. I feel like me and Vic have taken a flight where they threw us on the bus and then they drove us across to this random station.

No, literally. Yeah. So, no, I mean, it seems like cool. Like, especially if you're like, okay, I'm on a budget, but I want to go to multiple places. It's worth a shot. You know what I'm saying? Because the most, like, you can, like, it's worth a $300 risk to me to figure out

if it's worth it or not. Right. You know what I'm saying? Oh, so like to go to like, yeah. To see it. It's like, okay, let me see it. If this is really worth it, you know what I'm saying? And if it is, then you're like, dang, I got so much out of this $300.

I don't even mind paying $1,000 the next year. You know what I'm saying? It could be worth it and you could be traveling all over the place. But the thing is, like, one weekend you're like, you know what? I just feel like going to Chicago for the weekend. Right. It's like a private jet. Your own private jet, basically.

The only thing I'm wondering is, like, if you actually get to choose, like, your seat or if it's just kind of like the friends and family that the importance. I also want to know about, like, the additional fees. I'm sure they're there. Oh, like the carry-ons and things like that. Yeah. You know, and even if you have to pay taxes for every flight, you know, that can also be costly. However, if you have no kids, Greg Angie, I would sign up.

It's $300, but you have to help serve the food. You have to clean the bathroom during the flight? Damn. And we got some shout-outs. Shut-outs. Jose from Pomona. Jose wants a shout-outs to Staten, an 8-18 legend from Panorama. Shout-Sah.

Yeah, John Carlo. I got confused because I thought it was a city stand. John Carlis Stanton. It's not? No, he wants to shout out John Carlo. John Carlo Stanton from the Panorama City. Oh! Yeah, bro.

Baseball fan over here. I'm not a junkies fan. Junkies? No, I don't like the Yankees. See, you guys make fun of my, like, vocabulary, but you don't like that side of the town's school district needs some reshaping. What side of town? Whatever side you guys are on. Huh?

Sinana, fool. Yeah. And where are you from? Whittier. The A. The A. E. It's crazy. That is not the Ae.

She's kidding. Anyways. And then D.D. Palma wants to shout out her fiance. It's his birthday today. They listen every single morning. She says, Happy birthday to Christopher. I'm so proud of you all of your accomplishments this year.

And congratulations on your new car. Let's go. I wonder what kind of car they come to. That's awesome. Anything else? No, that's it. Those are a shout-offs. That's my cousin.

Charlie's birthday. Charlie? Yeah. Like actually the name's Charlie? No, his name is Carlos, but we all call him Charlie. Oh, okay. I have a... Carlos.

Alejandro. Same thing, his name's Carlos, and we call him Charlie. Really? Yeah, yeah. Why? I don't know. Yeah. Who started this trend?

Not me. Carlos, it's just Carlos. Right? Yeah. Carlito. Not at the table. But I could never call him Carlos. That would be so weird.

I don't even, I don't have a cousin named. Carlos, I have a cousin named Charlie. Okay, but every time we have a collar named Carlos, you always say... Not at the table, Carlos. Yeah, but he's the same type of guy. Wait, he does the same thing. And you tell him that? Happy birthday.

Not at the table, Charlie. Yeah, not at the table, Charlie. All right, let's get into Word on Rosecrans. The word is, Little Baby shares his thoughts on roast cramps. The word is, Lil Baby shares his thoughts on being a meme and also tells us that his new music is dropping. Very soon. That's cool. All right, so Little Baby did an interview.

on Lil Yaddy's A Safe Place podcast. And they had a super dope conversation, you know, over an hour. They talked about a lot of things. But one thing that stuck out to me the most was when Yadi asked Baby about how he feels about being a meme online. Listen to this. Memes. Of you. You know, something's going to be funny.

Someone I really smacked for. You know, what do you think of the James Hardin memes? Like, I don't play certain type games. Yeah. So even I see certain. I just like, I just say it. You see the comedy. Push up on me with it

You know what I'm saying? See how that go. He's not a big fan. He's not a big fan. Of the memes of like people saying, you know, him and James Hardin or, you know, they act funny together or whatever. Honestly, I think like Little Baby's a real genuine guy and he doesn't catch himself like making funny faces or whatever.

He also doesn't seem like an internet type of dude. No, not at all. Like he's scrolling online. I feel like he don't play like that. No, that's a big part of the interview. He was talking about like, like, I know I'm, he's like, I know I'm the age of, like, people that should have been on the internet their whole life. He's like, but I was the kid that was outside all day with the older homies until the, you know, until I was tired and would come home.

He's like, I wasn't inside online all day. Yeah, those are cool. Remember those days? There's great day. Yeah, being outside. Great days. When the lights turn off, it's like, oh, got to go home. Yeah.

Yeah. You keep saying that you're not that rule and calling us old, but. Yeah, you guys are like. I don't think you played outside. You guys had pages. No, we did it. We didn't have pagers, bro. I didn't, but I wish I did.

I wanted one, but by the time I was old enough, it was a lot of late. We didn't have a sidekicks. I thought they were really cool. You ever had a phone that flips like a sidekick? Yeah. You were really cool. I don't know what a sidekick is. Exactly.

Do you remember that commercial? Do you have American Online Instant Messenger? What? Yeah. Yeah. AOL. I just remember when the lights turn off on the street, I got to go home. That's it.

Shut up. Did your imaginary friends go home to? You were not that old. There's no lights on my street. Okay. So. It's all alone in the dark. Yaddy and Baby also discussed the infamous picture of billionaire Michael Rubin

hugging little baby from behind that people were making fun of. Oh, that's the mean I remember. Yes, all right, so listen to this. Even the whole Mike Rubin thing. I was just going to say. I was just about to say. But I don't play with his period. Right.

You know what I'm saying? Like no funny weird. I'm dapping Kuzman up. And Mike's happy to see me. He's run up on me. I got 10 other pitches. We're down there. We start down there.

Ben, I'm telling his a. Mike, I'll slam him. ass on your neck. I break your neck and it's, but we play like that. They white so now I really understand how I understand like even when the picture came out before it went viral, I told it on like Mike, I can't have pictures like that. Even though man you playing, bro, it's a hundred people at the party. We in the middle of 100 people. There's nothing weird we could be doing in the party. Yeah, he was... Little baby is not to be played with. No, no. And then he even said like, he's like, man, he's like, there's some days where I want to just reply to all the comments and go in on

people he's like but nah that's that's not me either that's too much internet stuff so yeah you know obviously he's not a fan of all these things um you know that circulate online but he also doesn't make a like a big effort to stop them right yeah how can we don't take pictures like that he's kidding you should wait wait wait wait wait who would you want to be do you want to be a little baby or you want to be the other fool micha rubin yeah do you want to be in the front or in the back and with who that's crazy what what That's crazy. Come here.

Come that little baby. So, Baby even went on to say that he was going to post like proof online that nothing crazy was going on. But he just said that what he did and he didn't end up doing it. But listen to this. When that picture came out, I literally made Mike Rubin go to his security camera in his house. Go to the footage and get the whole time. I just never like, I ain't even going to post the on the internet. Yeah.

So, yeah. So he was just like, no, I'm not going to. put everything you know what's funny he had the proof yeah he probably ruined the Mike Rubin's like energy at the party yeah yeah oh hey boy you hook me like that give me the footage right now get it right now he's I'm hosting yes yeah

oh man but it was it was good to check in to see you know what little baby thought of all these things right I think I love the meme culture obviously I feel like I've been part of a meme before too like when we did like the Edgar cut like it became kind of like we memed it up and just different things where it's like you gotta understand it's not that serious

Yeah, it's fun when you're in on it too. You know what I'm saying? But like when you're not on the internet all day, you just people are calling you like, hey, did you see that new meme of you? And he's like, bro, what are you talking about? Yeah. Yeah. But he also said that he's dropping new music, a lot of new music very soon.

January 3rd, he's going to drop a project called Wham, which stands for Who Harder Than Me? Wait, who harder? Who Hard is me? Wham? W-H-A-M. So he's dropping that on January 3rd, full album. And then in another month, he's going to drop Dominique. which is his legal name.

So he's going to have two albums within the first two months. Yeah, Dominique. It's needed. Exactly. Exactly. Since he didn't drop too much music, you know, in 2024. So lots of new little baby music on the way. I saw him live recently.

It was dope. Yeah, you did. Very, very high. Very, very high. At the Don't Fall in Love Tour. Oh, yeah, it was sick. You're right. No, he wasn't.

Yeah. Fire. All right. All right, look, Lil Wayne, Chris Brown, and Marshmallow allegedly misused pandemic grants to pay themselves, or throw lavish parties. All right. So Lil Weezy, Chris Breezy, and Marsh Meese were artists named in a report by Business Insider that said they applied for and received payouts as a part of the shuttered venue operations grant, which is essentially to help independent venues and art groups struggling during the pandemic.

So since everything got shut down, you know, there's like a loss of income. So that was kind of made to replace it. Yeah. Right. So they own venues? No, this is part. It was under the same thing with the venues and the artists. Got it.

Yeah, so it was all part of the same initiative. So according to this report, however, Lil Wayne received $8.9 million that he divvied up for personal use, including $1.3 million on private jets and over $460,000 on designer clothes. Then he also spent $2.14 million to settle a debt with his former manager, Cortez Bryant. Okay. Well, that's business. Yeah, some of it.

Yeah, not the designer clothes as much. But also Chris Brown received $10 million for his company CBE touring, and he paid himself 5.1, so like about half. Then he spent $80,000 on a lavish 33rd birthday party. During the pandemic? Yes, during the pandemic, yes. Well, he is an artist. Yeah. Yes.

I mean, he does his money on touring. It's kind of tricky because as a business, don't you write all that stuff, like designer stuff? Yes. All that's entertainment. So it's right off. Exactly. I mean, I guess that's like a tricky lot. It's like you're literally teetering the line of like what is business and what is it.

Because even at that time, I think when you can ride off clothes, is when you're actually touring. Yeah. Because you're wearing it on stage so then it could fall into work. But if you're not touring. But if you're not touring. Yeah, but you're still creating content online. You're still showing yourself and you have to keep that image.

You see, oh my God, such a good lawyer. And Lettie's not even here. I know. Marshmallow was also given a 9.9. million dollar grant, all of which went into his pocket since he made more than $9.9 million from touring in 2019. What do you buy another helmet? Did you think he wants some more?

Some more. Ah! Let's clap it up for Machuels. Oh my God. Some more. Marshmallows. Oh. Oh.

I think it's the way you said. They're a little late to the party. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. But they're part of this. There's no lawsuit or anything. It was just an.

investigation done by business insider and who knows what's to come of it you know if uh you know some sort of legal investigation will go after but this just like makes my blood boil because i didn't take a PPP loan okay that's the thing because i saw that and i was just like this is why i was afraid of doing it back then like in 2020 because i'm like i'm pretty sure i qualify for one same but i'm like what if like at the end like in a couple of years is going to catch up to me and they tell me like angelica you did not need that money you did not use it for your business or whatever i've never seen none of those people go to jail. I don't know. I don't know. It's like, publish a report on me, whatever. Yeah, I spent a lot of money on shoes. Like, I love the Travis Scots that year.

You know, like, whatever. A loan from ATM Danny, you know Maximo was going to. Lots of ATM withdrawals. Yeah. All that matters. It's a business. It's the right. Yeah. It's a right. LLC, all right? All right. Well, that was your word on Rose Cranes. Brought to you by local Southern California to out of dealers. I'm Rose Cranesvik for Brownback Mornings. I'm Power 1-1. What's up? This is Be Real from Cyprus Hill. Where are you from, Esa?

Don't you know I'm local? Free agent, former L.A. Dodger player, Kikekaterna. Wait, hi, Lepi. Hold on, Lippi. You sound so different, Lepie. Hi, I'm Lepie. I've been smoking a lot of cigarettes. No, I'm kidding.

Okay. Oh, my God. This is Maximo, and now I'm filling in for Letti. Yes, you are. I'm local. That's right. But free agent and former L. Dodger player, Kika Hernandez.

He went on the show The Shop to talk about his main priority this offseason. Listen. Priority for me, probably be coming back. I think this team is, the Dodgers are very well positioned to, you know, make another run and be the first back-to-back team since the New York Yankees. Yeah. Kiki Hernandez wants to come back to the L.A. Dodgers to defend his title. I love that.

Where is he right now? He's a free agent. He's a free agent. He's a free agent. He's currently not signed. I know the Dodgers were kind of waiting to figure out the situation with Soto. Yeah. They ended up going to the Mets.

So now that that is off the table, now they're kind of having to figure out the roster. The Oskar is still a free agent. Kike is still a free agent, which to me they should both come back to the Dodgers. Yeah, it seems like order of operations. It seems like they're trying to probably sign the O'Scott first and then everybody else after. But like the it's risky because it's like while you're doing that while you're trying to like sign one player There could be another team that can try to sign Kika just to make you weaker Yeah

And Kika has so much value specific to the Dodgers The Dodgers won the World Series Say that the whole reason Yeah he's the reason the Dodgers won the World Series He's definitely a peace He's a big reason He's a big reason I feel like when he got inserted into the lineup

It changed the demeanor of the team More so the clubhouse Yeah Him being around even if he didn't play just doing like the bump cups and stuff like that. Like, that's good for Team Morales. Is it? Is it?

You know the R. You don't remember him. Oh, yeah. He did some things with his back too. Whoa. Whoa. What? I don't know.

Yeah. Go ahead. Keep going. Keep going. What else did he do? I mean, he played in the field? Your field? Under Stadium.

But yeah. I'm just asking questions. Kike is definitely a game. changer. Energy all around. And even, like, as much as, like, Greg hated it, like, when he cursed on air, like, it just, it just changed, like, live. It changed, like, the way the team was just, like, he amped him up.

Yeah, makes me hate the guy even more. Yeah, I mean. I don't know, like the word hate the word, because of hate it's a big word, but I'm like, it made me mad. Like, every time I could talk or do anything, I'm like, I hate the way that he walks, the way that he talks. He's the way he's dressed. How long was he with the Dodgers for?

He's been with the team, I think, since, like, 20, 18. Well, yeah, he went away for like two seasons. Yeah, no, no, I'm looking that he used to play for the Astros for Miami, Dodgers, and Red Sox. Well, that's why I'm asking him many years. Yeah. Yes. But the Dodgers is really his team. Everyone else is just like a process, catch a check.

They say about anybody that leaves the Dodgers. The Dodgers is really a team. Well, no, because I always remember, when I think of K, I really do think like Dodgers. Yeah, yeah. So that's why I was like, what? He played for all these players? I mean, games. Keep one of Dodgers.

Yeah, we should. We'll take Theo Hernandez over here at the podcast. Madres. Do you guys have money? Do you guys have money? Yes, we do. We have money. I want to have a championship this year, baby.

Oh, God. Here we go. This season. You call me goalable, but what is he then? No, he just... They had to trade away Juan Soto because they didn't have the money to pay him. You remember that?

When they had to trade away... That's not what happened, all right? Juan Soto just... So, sore loser. No. He also didn't like Machado. So thank Machado for you guys not having Juan Soto. That's it.

That's what he did. He still did that. He still did that. He got a little bit closer. He still does it. Yeah, no, but that's good. I mean, just to hear Kika outwardly say that because usually when you're in contract negotiations, as a player, you're told, don't say anything.

Act like you don't even want to go back to that team or just stay quiet or whatever. So him even doing the interview is one thing. But to also be like, my priority is to go back to the Dodgers. Just shows like a boat of confidence to be like, okay, well, you know, it's pretty sure he's going to be bad. And loyalty from him. Exactly. Because he's staying loyal to the team. It would be a bad thing, though.

Why? The bad thing is that now the Dodgers know they could lowball him. Ah, because he wants to be there? Yes. Come on, man. Good, but like, it's like, okay, but they know his worth. In Los Angeles, he can make so much other money besides, you know, playing for the Dodgers. Yeah.

You know what I'm saying? True. That's what the Otani's doing, right? Like, he's not even taking all his money. Like, a lot of the money he's doing is from sponsorships. Endorsements. It's like, when you're on the team, like, think about how famous geeky got after this World Series runs, in specific. He cursed live on air.

Yeah, it cost them some money, but it's like everybody saw that. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? So it's like, that too. That too, you know what I'm saying? Yeah, but shout out to Kika for doing that, man. Shout out to Kiki. Simp or PIMP.

Zip, Sip, Sip, Sip, Sip, Sip, Sip. This story might trigger you. What is that? So there's a girl that went online. They didn't say her name, but she did a post that got a lot of backlash. In this post, this is what she was. She said. When I cheated, you stayed.

When I had a baby on you, you took care of me. When I left you and yours are your lowest, you took me back when we came up. When I got married and told you that we could still date in private, you agreed. Baby, the day you told me you'd rather have some of me than not have me at all made me realize what unconditional love is. You're the true definition of a king. What? Yes. What?

Maximo, no, this has to be fake. It's real. It has to be a pro clout. Who is this, though? So she got a lot of backlash. She should. And she went back online to talk about it. Listen.

So, baby, let me just address something. Because what I'm not going to do, I'm not going to tolerate no disrespect on this internet. You heard of me at the end of the date, y'all don't understand what real love is, baby. One thing about a real man, a real man going to stick by his woman no matter what, you heard me. That's real unconditional love, baby. Who is this bird woman? Yeah. She's rubbing her hands while she's talking.

Play that one over time. She was serious. And now picture Birdman with the way. Play, play, play, play, play. So, baby, let me just address something. Because what I'm not going to do, I'm not going to tolerate disrespect on this internet. You heard me at the end of the date,

y'all don't understand what real love is, baby. That's what real love is. What? But listen, it didn't stop there. What is going on? She kept trying to defend. She kept trying to defend her post because people started calling him a sim. Yeah.

And now I'm at a point in my life where I see how much this man loves and values me because he waited. Everything we went through, we got through. And I realized I have a king on my arms. You heard me. So y'all not going to play with my man. Ain't nothing about him a sim, baby. I have a king. We're not going to play up because you are you are.

Yeah. You are y'all. Wow. We're just calling it as it is. She said, don't call my man a sim. He's a king. Sim, he's a number one stunner. So she's saying she had another baby.

So she cheated on him. He stayed. She had a baby with somebody else. He stayed. She left him when he was at his lowest and he came back. And then when she got married, he agreed that they would date privately. And it took all that for her to realize that he really is. That he's her best dummy.

Unconditional love. Nah. She must have done like Bucceteer or something. She got to have like Silk City or something like that. Yeah. She for sure got it. Maybe she's a cash money millionaire. She got super.

Nah. I still don't believe this is real. No. Does she, you hear her. I hear her, but like. And like as much as it seems like it can be fake, like these stuff actually happens. Yeah. There's people that fall for this.

Okay. For that. So many times like going back. Yeah. There's something she done. that got him. When I was 18, I made some some bad choices like that, you know?

Like, I stood even though the other person did some bad things. Multiple times like that, Ricky. Multiple times, but I was 18. Like, I wasn't a man. I was a kid. You think when she apologized, it's like this? It's just playing in the background? Yeah.

I'm sorry, shoddy. I didn't mean to do all that. Oh, man. No. This is why, I mean, people, you know, people say, what is it, the sopa de calzone. That's what I said. Which in English is like, it's like this supposed.

Potion that gets people in love. That makes people stay forever for reasons. Well, like, even when they should leave. Yeah. That they're like head over heels with that person. This has to be like, whatever that is, but like. This is the ultimate like more than that. You know what I'm saying?

That needs to be like a higher level than soapa de calzone because not. Okay. So what's that? What's her name? The lady. They didn't have her name. She's staying anonymous? She posted like in on Twitter or on Instagram.

And she didn't go back and like show her man and be like, hey, like, look at him. No, but she, that's what she came on. She came to defend me. Have you heard me? No, I don't buy it. You don't hear me? I hear you, but I don't see you, so I don't believe you. What if the man doesn't even exist?

That's what I'm saying. I think it's for cloud. She's delirious. No. I think this is fake. If you really hear her? I heard her. I don't think you heard.

I don't think you heard. She's a big timer. You know what I'm going to address something? Because what I'm not going to do, I'm not going to tolerate them disrespect. Yeah, Angie. It's not going to tolerate your disrespect. Exactly. I just think this is fake.

I don't know. I don't know why everybody's disrespecting her. All she was doing was backing that thing up on two different people. All she was doing is just having another baby. That's it. Yeah. Can't have another baby these days? That's crazy.

Yeah, no, I don't believe her. What? I really think it's fake. I mean, she just sat that and tweeted that for, to go viral. For like engagement? Yeah. Who would it? Yeah.

Who wouldn't leave somebody at their lowest? Yeah. Yeah. Why would you leave them? Yeah. Why wouldn't you? Why would you want to get better with your life to be better? Yeah.

Just leave the person. That's it. Exactly. That's why I think it's fake. No, this is crazy. I don't know. So he's clearly a simp. She's a pimping.

So he's a sim. She's a pimp. Yeah. She's the definition of a pimp. But he's, yeah. You're her. You're her me? You're her.

You're her. You're hurt. You're hurt. You're her. Well, maybe she has a couch that her little so soft. Just saying. Have you had one?

Well, you know what it is? I just thought about is that the guy, maybe like the guy that's been like cheated on and stayed and everything, maybe he learned that. You know what I'm saying? Maybe like he learned from his dad. So he's like stunning like his daddy. Oh. You know, like father like son.

You know what I'm saying? Like father like son. Yeah. Wow. Well, this man is a sim. And she's a pin. Bird woman is a pimp for sure. Bird woman is a pimp.

All right. Let's simpum. Sit, sit, sit, 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. Nicole needs our help. Nicole. All right, Nicole sent us a DM and said, Hey, Brownback. My name is Nicole. I have a seven-year-old son who is my world. He is a big YouTube kid.

I'm sure a lot of parents are me. I'm sure a lot of parents are, but he loves YouTube. and wants to start his own channel. Cool. Last month, he started recording videos, which he says is for his own channel. I still haven't allowed him to post, but he's recording himself opening toys, playing, etc. Yesterday, I got his iPad and I was curious to see what he was recording, and literally, my heart is broken.

My son made videos using the F word and the B word, and I'm honestly in shock. A little kid opening toys Yeah, what is he saying? Like beautiful Fantastic I love this fantastic Tour Yeah, what else?

Look at a stupid beautiful toy Either the fighting He's stupid, fantastic You're so beautiful So she said I know Christmas is around the corner And I had bought him the PS5 But now I'm

questioning whether we're giving it to him because I'm because of what I saw. I'm not going to sit here and send this and act like I don't curse. However, king is not, sorry, cursing is not something we take lightly, especially considering we go to church. I do feel sad about the situation and I know he's expecting the PS5, but I'm wondering if I should hold off and make sure he understands how serious this is. Help me out, Brownback. Wow. So she's like, I know that I do it. It's fine, but you know. Well, I mean, he's seven years old. So now she wants to know whether she's going to give him the PS5 or not.

Right. To essentially punish him. If your son was making videos and you watched them and you've seen all these curse words, would you be pissed? Yeah. No, for sure. Like he had a YouTube channel. Whoa. My bad.

Okay. So Lil Vic had a YouTube channel for a couple years where he actually had kind of a lot of subscribers. Oh, I remember. Wow. He was very consistent. He was posting multiple videos a day. a bunch of gaming memes and stuff like that. But we had to take it away from him

because he was arguing with kids online all day. No way. I swear. But it would affect him in real life. You know what I'm saying? He would get depressed. He would be like, oh, like, these people said, like, my videos are dumb.

My drawings are stupid. Oh, no way. They were, like, bullying him because he was like the youngest, you know, one on YouTube. You know what I'm saying? He was probably like nine. At the time. Wow.

You know what I'm saying? The kids are a little older, 13, 14, 14. a little mean little brats so we had to take it away there was never like anything crazy that we saw necessarily like in terms of curse words but there was like like language that were just like no like don't call this kid stupid or it was just like negative kind of behavior and it's because the other kids were commenting exactly so he's saying it back but it was just like a whole situation that I was just like wait it's not necessary I don't even need he doesn't even be doing this like he needs to be focusing in school and other things right so it's like we had to take it away from

him and things have been way better. You know what I'm saying? Like ever since then. Yeah. Like for Nicole, like she hasn't posted. Yeah. But her seeing the videos.

Just wait. Just wait. And him just, you know, sliding some F bombs and B-Words throughout. I don't know what he's doing. The other kids can send him that same energy right back. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. If he starts to post it and stuff like that and it can make you feel really bad or sad or whatever.

Can you just turn off the comments? It's not the same. Like you can. Like you can. Yeah. But it's still going to pop up. Like there's like, you'll still. People will find a way to somehow still get that message through.

That message will still go through no matter what. And I'm wondering if even if you're actually trying to build a channel, if like cutting off communication is going to help. The comments, yeah, it might hurt it. Oh, okay. Like that wouldn't. Okay. To go back with you, Vic, how much money did Little Vic make?

That's what I was interested in. No, he didn't make any money. It wasn't monetized. Aw, Ving, there was a lost opportunity. But it would have been my money. What? Do you ever think like it's my phone, my house? If you kept doing it?

My internet. My internet, yeah. Do you think if you ever kept doing it, he could be like big right now on YouTube? Yeah, I mean, he was like nine with like 2,000 subscribers. That's a lot. That's a lot. You crushed his dreams. Just saying, just think about it like that.

He's better off. He doesn't even ask about it anymore. Wow. So you took his dream away. Yeah. That's crazy. He wasn't able to. He locked it away.

Wow. I did. I did. And I'll do it again. To save my son's confidence, okay? Oh my God. They were ruining his confidence. and he was waking up believing that he's not heems and he is hemes.

Well, the Coles kid feels like he's heems. Yes, obviously. He don't care. Maybe he should drop the videos. Go viral? No, but she seems pissed. Yeah. Yeah.

It's because it's her little kid. It's her understanding and realizing that his innocence isn't all the way intact. You know what she should check then? That's true. She should check the party chats. You know, the Xbox chats, the PlayStation. chats those chats? Those are those? Those are those? Well, he doesn't even have the PS5. No, he's about to get one. He's about to get one. He's about it. He's going to be a cousin. It's

going to go up. It's got to be the cousins. Or school. There's got to be school classmates. Those online party chats, it's like a cussing storm left and right. When you're playing Colorado Duty? Yeah. Yep. It goes down. Yeah. Also, I mean, school. Because I mean, like, I've heard Max say things where I'm like, where do you get that from? And then he'd be like, oh, school, this person said it. Oh, like the bad words, the cursing. Cursing. You don't curse. Me?

I don't curse at all. No, I curse. Yeah, but I tell him, he can't copy me. You gotta be 18. You can't cover me. You can't cover me. You can't cover me. You can't cover me.

To curse. Yeah, no, but it's tricky, especially like introducing the PS5. There's going to be more interaction with other people online and stuff like that. And like, you know. He's already cursing. Yeah, his teeth are already silver. You know what I'm saying? They just popped up.

She got a silver tooth kid. Oh, my cold. He was screwed. Yes. Nicole has a seven-year-old son, a big YouTube kid, loves YouTube, started recording his own videos that he hasn't posted just yet. But the mom, Nicole, saw the videos where he's saying the F word, the B word, maybe the P word, I don't know, all the words, right?

A lot of four-letter words. Potty mouse. Exactly. And, you know, Christmas is around the corner. She had already, she's already bought him the PS5, you know, very expensive toy. Yeah, very, very great gift for the holidays. But now she's having second thoughts on giving him. to him because of all the foul language she uncovered.

He's about to get worse. Yeah. Exactly. You know, in the lobbies of Fortnite. Yeah. Fortnight lobbies. You know what I'm saying? In the Gulag.

Yes. Nothing good goes down there. No, not at all. Cursing up a storm. Yes. So she's wondering if she should give them the PS5 or curse them out. Curse them out. Polycurs them out.

Curse them out. Don't talk like me. Yeah. Just a little. Yeah. Yeah, exactly. But we got some callers. We got Kimberly from Winni Park on line one.

Kimberly. Good morning in Buenos Aires, guys. Good morning, Kimberly. What do you think Nicole should do with her little silver-tooth kid? So I have a seven-year-old as well, but he's been asking for a Nintendo Switch. All right? But we have him saving up for his Nintendo Switch. We're not going to hand it out to him.

Yeah, okay. Okay. Yeah. So he sells, like, recyclables with his grandma. Nice. Yeah, so it's, like, basically, like, 20 bucks there. He has, like, a pay bank, and it's like, we're not going to hand him out his Nintendo Switch. I love that.

But then what if you hear him say, I freaking hate this, I blah, blah, blah, blah. What if he curses? Do you take his money away, or how does that work? Oh, he curses sometimes. He discipline him. We don't care. Oh. How do you discipline him?

Don't, don't. Careful. We sit him on the wall. You know how when you used to we wear a piece and you put your bag against the wall? Uh-huh. Like a squat? Yeah, squat.

Oh, that hurts. You make them exercise? You make them exercise? The craziest calves and lives. Yeah, you make them exercise over here. Okay, since we're on the subject of a Nintendo Switch should Greg, Oh, my God. Buy his stepkids and Nintendo Switch for the holidays.

No. Question, Mick. Yes. He needs to win them over. Or should Greg make them collect hands and save money? And Greg will be teaching them a less money. I don't need a home you help. Take your step kids to the recycle center. They're not his kids so he can buy them whatever he wants.

Yeah. Kimberly doesn't something. Okay. Thank you, Kimberly. Can we go back to the homie outline? Yeah. I know. Thank you, Kimberly. I appreciate that.

Thank you, Kimberly. Okay. All right. We have LBC Carlos on. nine three. Carlos. Carlos. Carlos.

Buenos dia. Buenos dea. Buenos dea. What's up? Carlos, not the table. What's like you? Hey, what do you think about Nicole

and her seven-year-old Silver Tooth? Cousin of the storm. Sailor. Maybe she should just sit down and talk to him. You know what I'm saying? Do your hollet, girl.

Just sit there and talk to him. Tell him and you watch it. Yeah, if he wants a YouTube channel, just talk to him and say, look, you can't be talking like this. You know? Don't take away the PS5. Because what about if she does something that pisses him off

and he don't want to give her the little ornament he made to, he made a stupid of her. Break her heart. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, withholding gifts, I get you. It's like, don't go that route. Just have, like, communication. Yeah.

Hey, Carlos, are you doing you play video games? What's up? Huh? You play PS5? Do I have a PS5? Yeah. No, I don't play games. You know what I'm saying?

I don't play games. I don't play games. I don't play games. Do you have kids that play games? You know what? Yeah, my son, he has a PS5 and shit he plays, you know what I'm saying? Have you ever been in the gulag with him? You ever heard him?

What? It's like the lobby, right? Yeah, the lobby, like Call the Duty or... Like when you're waiting to start the next match, that's when, like, a lot of people curse up a storm. Oh, like when he's cussies, yeah, I mean, I've heard him, you know what I'm saying? Wait, pop up. I mean, what am I going to do? I'm going to slap him.

Hey, shut up. I don't know where he learned it from. All right. All right. Thank you. All right. Thank you. All right.

Look, we got Joker from the Pinta on Live 5. Joker. Joker. Hey, check it out. Who's off over an old reindeer at a very shiny no. That's right. Oh, that's right. Yeah, Joker.

The Christmas spirit. I love that you start off singing every time. Keep singing. Is it Angie? What's up, Angie? Hello, Joker. Joker, happy Jueva. Hey, where's Leptia?

She has sport today? She's fighting a case or what? No, no, no, no. She's being a good mom right now. She's always a good mom. No, she's going to. I can tell she's, Hey, I can tell she's all sprung with her family and her Vapo.

I like that. That's a good thing. Sprung on your family. You're just being a family person. Your family is crazy. I have three baby mamas, homie. So, you know, I don't get sprung too easy, you know? No, yeah, it gets sprung times three.

I used to have options, but, you know, I got one holding it down right now. Feed me a little hook up. I see to Hannah, hey, feed my hand. She's loyal. She's loyal. All right. Let's help her Nicole. Yeah, we're helping Nicole here.

Okay, let's help Nicole out. Hey, I'm going to tell you like this. Look, hey, check it out. You cannot spoil these kids these days. I definitely would not get on anything that has to do with technology right now. You know, because look, check it out. I'm going to tell you why.

Back in the days when I was seven, I used to have a little Nintendo. You know what I mean? Remember the first Nintendo that came out? And it made me all corrupto. You know, hey, if you give these kids what they want, see, technology's different now. Hey, they're going to tap into, they're going to start tapping into a, it opens up a mentality that's not good for you. If you want to keep your kids pure mentally, got to stay away from the internet, bro.

Honestly, these kids are getting. sucked into the internet so much he's too young to be getting this uh youtube channels and all these things hey because there's nothing but madness out there and creditors go and i'm just being for real i need we need to break that cycle i know we want to um take care of our kids as much as we can and spoil them and give them all the latest and the greatest we can't be doing that because it's going to backfire in the future and i have a little joker out there that i'm kind of worried about you know what i mean because hey when i got the first iphone he was all full-ro like you know a month. Hey, you know,

and chatting and getting all bipolar on me. Yeah, so he was being all secretive. So, yeah, you know, hey, shout out to my son out there. I haven't seen him in a minute, but I hope he's doing okay. You know what I mean? Oh, dear. No, I feel exactly what you're saying. How old is your son-diver?

Is that Maximo? Yes, dude. Yeah, time of change, bro. Back in the day, we used to play outside. Hey, shout out to Maximo. You know, he's kind of all there, but he's not. You know what I mean? He's off his rock for a little bit.

What's the wrong? He's not there, but he's not. He hasn't come out yet. I like that fool. Hey. I like you too. I'm going to start, I'm going to start talking like a mafia guy too, eh? Mafia. Hey, maximal, you're a good. That's crazy.

You're a few, honey. That's right. Hey, shout out to all you guys. Hey, check this out. I got a gift for you guys. I got a gift for you guys. Oh, what is it? What kind of gift?

Since I can't really give you something like physically, I'm going to give you guys something mincing. You ready? Oh, you're going to give us game. I'm nervous. I'm nervous. I'm nervous. Hey, record this. Record this, Brown Bay. Here we go. Here we go. Here we go. Hey, what's up, everybody?

Welcome to Brown Bag in the morning. This is the homie Joker from the Pifa. Hey, thanks for tuning in. Let's go. That's the best gift ever right there. That was a great gift, Joker. I love that gift right there. Thank you, Joker. That's a joke.

That's a gift. It's going to be the gift that keeps on giving because we're going to replay it over and over and over. And over. Over and over. That's right. Shout out Joker. Shout out Joker, man. That was a good gift.

Yes. All right. Let's go to Crystal in Santa Ana. Crystal. Hi. Line four. Crystal. Good morning, Brownback.

Good morning. Crystal. What do you think Nicole should do with her cursing kid? Should she give him the PS5 or hold it and whip him and curse at him or something? No, I think. No, I think she should give him the PS5. Okay. Because he doesn't know that she knows, right?

So give them the PS5 and then also be like, hey, so I've been thinking about it about letting you do the, you know, post those videos. Can you show them to me? Let me see what you got. Catch him and then be like, I'm taking back to PS5 punishment. You just, you know, kind of do it like that. So you can learn a lesson, but still kind of get the gift but then going to earn it back. You know what I mean? Like two lessons and one.

Wow. That's genius. Yeah. Are you a parent? She's done that before. Are you a parent, Crystal? I am, yes Ah, you have very creative

Like punishments Yeah What are some other creative punishments that you've given out? Oh I don't know I mean, my kids are still a little bit small So nothing's super crazy But you've got to think on the fly sometimes

Kids are really smart nowadays That you just got to make sure You're one step ahead of them You do gentle parenting huh? You do gentle parenting? When I have to, yes But the Santana me comes out sometimes, so don't get it for sure. Ah, okay.

Yeah, that's right I'm going to go, my son, Greg. No, yeah, sometimes it's true. You do have to, like, kind of think on your feet sometimes. My dad sometimes would do that, but with the cinto. Yeah. Well, yeah. So I think that works because she doesn't come off as, like, the bad parent. Yeah.

Where she already bought the gift and all that. But she kind of makes it. She puts it back on him. Like, dang, you got caught. trouble without it being like I snooped through your stuff and I saw the you know I saw the video so he's not like he's seven though you should be snooping yeah yeah yeah you're still you should be snoop doggie dog yeah oh whoa whoa so like they're 18 yeah no but uh I get you because it's like the the joy of getting the gift but then he also sees how much of a privilege a privilege it is to

if you don't behave this is gone right away as soon as you got it I like that mm-hmm I like that too. I like that, Crystal, thank you. Wow. Yeah, no problem. Yeah, all right, let's go to Jaden on line three. Jaden. Jaden. What up, Jaden?

Hi. The little homie Jaden. Jaden. Jaden. Yep, yep, yep. What's up, Jaden? How old are you? I'm 11.

Ah, okay, okay, okay. Jayden, you don't have school right now? He's off. It's winter break. I'm on the school right now. I'm not late to New York, though. I'm not late. Oh, you're not late.

Okay, awesome. Okay, so what do you think Nicole should do with her seven-year-old kid that's cursing? Personally, I think she should give him the PS5 But how she knows that he says those stuff, right? She said boundaries on what he can say And what he can say Like, let's say you don't want him to the F word

But you let him say Uh, the F word, you know? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Simple things that aren't that horrible. Uh, you put value in the curse words. Okay, yeah. All right, without saying him, Jaden, which where's the first letter? Which one can you say?

No, I'm not saying. No, I never, I never. Wait, whoa. No, Jayon is a good kid. He just not cursed. Okay. Yes. He's a good kid.

He's not set for him. It's a good boy. Yeah. You're in the Xbox chat right now. Nobody else is listening. Your mom's not there. What does the word start with? What's the letter?

Yeah. Don't listen to them. We know when you're on color. Don't listen to your nasty uncles, Jaden. All right? When you're playing Call of Duty, we know what you say. What's the letter?

They use private browsers. Don't listen to them. Yeah, when you lose on handball. How do you reply? He's 11. Be nice to him. Yes. Jaden, real quick.

Do you think Greg C should buy his step kids a Nintendo Switch for Christmas? He's 11. He's 11. He's going to say, yeah. Yes, yes, yes. If you had a stepdad, wouldn't you be so happy if he bought you a Nintendo Switch? Yeah, I'd be pretty happy. You see?

You see. You see, Greg? Jaden is right. Wow. Go to school, Jaden. Go to school. Oh, wow. Wow.

Thank you, Jaden. Thank you. Thank you, Jaden. Bye him that, Greg. Don't be like that. Have a good day at school, Jaden. You heard it straight from the kid. Yeah.

I got a good solution. What the mom should do is make a response review video of the kids. So of her kids, she makes a review video. Like, you know how to do review videos on? She's going to review her kids? She's like, four out of ten. Yeah, this is a terrible video, you know. So you start bullying your kids?

Seven-year-old four out of ten. Who's a kid is at? Yeah, you're bullying. It'll teach them. Curse was a little too much. much. Maybe I don't know. That's horrible.

It'll teach them a lesson. It'll teach them how to be depressed at a young age. Seriously. I mean, doesn't, like, YouTube, like, they monetize or, like, take out your YouTube video if they start cursing a lot? He doesn't take it out? I don't know. It can be monetize it if you, yeah, if you, like, have, like, a lot of curse words. Right.

So then can the mom be like, if you curse, it's going to, YouTube's going to take it out? I don't think kids do it for, like. For monetization. They're not just going on. I know, I know. But, I mean, he's seven years old. He's going to believe what his mom tells him. Yeah, but he's not going to, if you tell a seven-year-old, like, oh, you're demonetized.

No. No, no, no, no. But if you tell him, like, hey, YouTube's going to take it down if you keep cursing. No. They're going to show you a bunch of videos that other people cursing. What was our parents' favorite threat when we were kids? El Cucui. Or?

The robachico. Or they're going to take you. The police. La Ciguanawa. I need to go old school La Siwa What's that? What's the Guanawa?

I don't know They just told me that And it was scary at the time Roba Niños That was it Robachicos What? La Jorna

You're like a booge Your parents never threatened you No they always would say They would leave And that's it And they one day They actually did Yeah

They actually left me at the store once No way Yeah How did it work? I walked away And they're like We're going to leave you And they actually

He left And then they came And it worked, right? Yeah, it worked. Never did it again. It's not old for you. That's probably like 11. So she, okay, so Nicole needs to threaten her son.

Yeah, give him trauma. No. Why not? Something they'll never forget. Yeah, that's, I guess let's see when I was the horse lady. The horse lady? Oh, yeah. Yeah.

A horse lady. Why are you afraid of that? Because the beautiful girl's going to turn into a horse. That's scary. All right? Okay, hold out. We got Monica from our hambron line one. Monica.

Monica Monica So What I was What I was saying Was That she just need to teach him Basically

Morals and respect Kind of teach him He's gonna Cause Or what Oh So boring Mose

Bro Morals and respect is crazy Yeah respect We yell your name And you didn't Say anything That's crazy All right

Let's go to Anthony And Lakewood On line for Respect over here Morals and respect What up What up What up

What in here Afternay! At the day! How's my dream team in the morning? Hey, man. We're golden. We're golden like a golden gram. Come on, man.

Say it again. Say it again. I'm going to hold it like it's golden. That's what's right. So, no, like, the thing is, like, today's society is different. Like, I went through this stuff with my son because he plays football. And he needs to have social media and stuff like that,

because a lot of these scouts and stuff, they want to talk to you through Twitter and stuff like that. So me being a protective parent, I told him, make your personal Instagram private. And then make you, make you, make you an open one,

and I'm going to sit there and put it where I can look at it. You should see everything that everybody tries to send him these grown-ass women, I'm sorry, grown women and stuff like that, fighting in my son's DM. So it's like, if you're going to sit there and let you already fail, like you haven't failed.

York has your son on Twitter looking at the stuff on YouTube, and he already is exposed to all of this stuff. You need to have the business conversation and let him know that this stuff lasts forever. Like the thing is, the stuff that you say today can have you canceled this one of years. Yeah. So it's just like, do you really want to go on there cussing and stuff like that? And then like when you go to college, they look at everything you've done. And then certain jobs, they look at everything that you've done.

But he's seven. Exposed into it. Go ahead and talk to him about the whole situation. Yeah. No, it makes a lot of sense. I just think he might be a little young to grasp all the things that you're saying. You know what I'm saying? It's like, if he's seven, it's like...

Yeah, if he's seven, you're like, you know what? Like, these college scouts aren't going to like this. In 10 years, he's going to be like, what? That's why I was saying like... But you're not wrong, Anthony. All that makes a lot of sense. But it's... I think that you know, that work.

with like older kids. I think the seven-year-old, it's kind of like... It's a lot more black and white. Like, you know, this is good, this is bad. Yeah. If you do this, this will happen. Yeah, stuff like that. No, but you're right.

But those conversations do need to happen, you know what I'm saying? To at least see what level, like, you can grasp it. And then another thing that I feel like, she's too worried about how he's going to feel that she's snoop. You're a parent. You have the right to snoop. Yeah. Period.

Like, stop being the friend. Be the person that they can, be their person. protect her and that's it. But a friend, it's going to come with time after they're grown. But right now, you don't have to be the nice guy. Right. No, facts. No, 100%.

Yeah, I like that. Don't be their friend. Be the parent. I mean. Yeah. Anthony, how old is your son? My son's about to be 17 on the third. Okay.

Oh, well, New Year's baby. So did you give him any, like, PlayStation or, like, stuff like that when he was younger? Oh, yeah. I have to teach. The thing is, he wants to get on. stuff like I remember I took his phone right and this is when he's in junior high because he was his grades for

slipping because he started talking to girls so I was all like all right I take his girl situation away so I took the phone away I noticed his phone never rang he was on my iPad still talking and then when I took the iPad away he was on his mom's iPad so I'm all like wow

who do you learn that from huh he's fenezzed what you think he's finesse what do you learn that from uh Who is the what? Who did he learn that from? His dad? Oh. Oh.

Anthony. Hey, come on. I do give my son the game. I do. I don't want him to be a, I don't want him to be on Simper Pimp. I don't want to. Okay.

Okay. Anthony, but you give him the game and you expect him not to play it. You know what I'm saying? I tell him how to play the game, but the thing is, if you want to play the game, play by the rules.

Ah. Okay. All right. Thank you, Anthony. I appreciate it. Don't get cars. It's as simple as that. Don't get caught.

Don't get caught. Don't get caught. Oh, God, I like that. Don't get it caught and don't admit, period. There we go. There we go. That's the game. All right.

Look, we got one more call. We got Grace from Paramount on Line 5. Grace. Grace. Grace. Hey, guys. Hey, guys. What's up, Grace?

Hi, Grace. I just think he should set him down and talk to him about it. Like, I mean, he's seven years old. He's just a little guy. and ask him why he's using those kind of words. Ah, okay. Are you a parent also, Grace? Yes, my kids are grown, though.

And they did cuss, but they would get reprimanded for it. What kind of, like, reprimanding would you do? What would you do when they would be caught cussing? Well, I mean, I would take their stuff away. I would take their games, consoles away. I would take TV away. I would take everything away. That's kind of mean.

So should she give him the PS5 or not? Yeah, not give it to him. She should give it to him. Because it is his Christmas gift. But, I mean, as a parent, you have that power to take it away when you feel you have to. You need to earn it. God, so just give it to him, let him open it, and then just take it away. You can have that back.

Give me that. Give me that. You don't behave yourself. You're not. I'm going to take it away. Yeah. Okay. All right.

Yeah. Yeah. All right. You guys feel like we help Nicole? I feel like there's enough advice there to figure it out. Maybe she should just... Figure it out. I think everyone keeps saying, like, sit them down and talk to him. And then...

Sit him down and cuss him out. Nobody said a cinto one time. Yeah. Or maybe they should, uh, fill up the, like, take out the PlayStation from the box and put a bar of soap in there. And then when you open, they be like, wash your mouth with it. That's so traumatizing. I like it. Let's do it.

Nicole, we helped you. There it is. There it is. And we are looking. for the best Ho-ho-ho-hoya. Give them an example, Angie. Yeah, Angie.

Oh, ho, yeah. That wasn't bad. That wasn't bad. That was better. That was better. The winner is going to get a four-pack of tickets to Universal Studios Hollywood holidays at Universal Studios.

Crazy way. They got a ho-ho-ho-ho-o season. You know, it's a holiday ho-ho-ho season, right? So we have Jessica from Van Nuys. Jessica, too. Jessica. Good morning, Bombay. Good morning, Jessica.

Have you practiced your ho-ho-ho-ho-ho yeah? A little bit. How confident are you? What's the last time you practiced? Very confident. Very confident. Okay, let's go. Okay, all right.

Are you ready to go? Yes. Three, three, two, one, go. Oh, ha, ho-ho-ya. That was pretty good, Jessica. All right. All right, okay. Hold on the line.

We're going to go to Adam in La Habra. line one. All right. Adam. What's up? Good morning. I'm back. What up, Adam?

You think you could beat Jessica? You think you could beat her? What's up? You think you could beat Jessica that just went right now? Yeah, I think so. Hey, you got to be coughing. Just kidding. All right, you're ready, Adam?

Yeah, I'm good. All right, three, two, one, go. Oh, ho, oh, yeah. What? Hey, hey, that was good. It counts. It counts. Very creative.

Remix. Creativity. All right there. You get some points for that. Okay. All right. We're going to go to Waza Waza. Waza.

On line three. What's going on? Brom back on the show. Let's go. Waza. How do you get a name? How do you get a name like Waza Waza? Seriously.

I got it because I, you know, growing up in the hood, blowing trees and everybody's like, Hey, where that guy at who? That's what I'm like. Oh, my God. That is a cool name. Yeah, that is pretty awesome. That's pretty awesome. Okay, you think you could be Adam and Jessica?

I got this in the brown bag. Let's go. All right, all right, Wazzo, Waza. Three, two, one, go. He iced cubeed him with the YAA, yeah, yeah, yeah. I don't know what I expected from Wazzo, Wazzo, But that was pretty on brand at the same time. Oh, man.

This is a tough one. This is a tough one. Angie, what are we thinking? Should we do it one more time? Like, one more time? I voted. To me, my top two strong are Jessica and Adam right now. For me, they're tied.

Oh. Okay, so we're going to have to. I don't know. No, no, no, you guys. Yeah. I was thinking waza, waza. And Jessica. Yeah, just, yeah, we have Jessica do it again.

Greg, stop biting your lip when you say that. I don't like her effort wasn't there as much. I think I'm going to go with Jessica and Waza Waza. Wow. All right. So we're going to have to have them face off right now. I'm on the same boat as Andy. Okay, so who is it?

So we're going to go to Jessica and Wazzo Wazzo again. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, we tied. Yeah, we tied. Yeah, literally it's just, yeah. Yeah, so someone. Does it go. Mona. Mona is the tiebreaker.

Mona is a tiebreaker. Mauna. Who we're going with Mona? I'm going with Adam and Jessica. Oh, Sorry, Waza, Waza. Sorry, Waza. I appreciate you.

Waza, Waza, can you say it again, though? It was cool. Just for fun? Yeah, it was cool. It was cool. He dropped him? Okay. No.

Okay. Yeah. Wazzo Wazzo. One more time, just for fun. Just for fun. Ho, ho, ho, yeah. Wazza, ho, yeah. It's cool.

I feel like that'd be like a character and a TV show. Yeah. He's like your neighbor that just comes over unexpectedly. Yeah. Okay, so we're going to go to the final round. Thank you, Waza, Waza. We're going to go to the final round. Adam versus Jessica, we're going to have them do it one more time.

Give them an example. Ho! Ho! Hoia! That's really good. What did you do that from? I just practice a lot. Okay, so. I wonder why. Adam and Lahabur, we're going to have you go first.

Adam. One. One. One. All right, Adam. Hello. One more time. Here we go.

One more time. And if you do it great, you beat Jessica. You're the winner of the four pack of tickets to Universal Studios Hollywood. Here we go. Oh, yeah. Let's do this. Okay. All right.

Three. Two, one, go. Oh, ho, ho. Oh, yeah. He got the, yeah, part really good. All right, Jessica. Jessica. This is the final round.

This is it, Jessica. Pressure is on. If you win, you win the four pack of tickets to Universal Studios Hollywood. All right, Jessica. All right, give me a second. She's sparing her throat. She's sparing her throat. Crazy.

Three, two, one, go. Oh, ha, yeah. I don't know. I think it's a tie. No, we have a tie. Can you have a tie. I vote for Jessica. I vote for Jessica.

Jessica. Oh, Jessica. Jessica. The Hollywood. Four packet tickets to Universal Studios Hollywood. This holiday season, blackout dates apply December 26 to 31st. Just do it one more time too. One more time.

Just for fun. No reason. Craig, you wallet Oh yeah Dude Hey, Sambra Sala With Anji Okay, if you've ever been

Regifter, say I I I have you gifted a couple things Okay, see, okay Not I Really? You just regifted the chocolates Our bosses gave us yesterday

No, I didn't give them Yeah, you did it yesterday I pretended I was in regift them And you did But I ate them You didn't eat them All Didn't eat them

Oh, didn't you just say That you did give them away like in the morning you came in morning I went to ask you. Yeah you're getting. And then uh, that re-gifting That's yet. That gift was for you So you're re-gifted it to her. I'm not gonna eat a whole box of chocolate This to myself. That's crazy. So you re-gifted them. Yeah, okay, look, look, look. I did not re-gift them. Did you split it?

Hey, no shame, okay, no shame right here. Not yet because, okay, okay, okay, okay, okay, okay, okay, okay, okay, okay, okay, okay, okay, earlier I did say Jerry Ocone. He's, he's, who? Who? No, Jerry O'Connell Connell O'Connell O'Connell O'Connell

Okay, earlier I did say Jerry O'Connell But thank you to Victor that he corrected me And he's actually a good friend He told me it's oh, Cannell So Jerry O'Connell I don't know

Jerry O'Connell, he's an actor And he's actually a host At the Talk, right? And he was sharing how he's actually Him and his wife actually re-gifted a candle And they got caught

What? So he's saying a story, right? He's like, It was like my wife's birthday, right? Yeah. And she got like this really expensive candle. What's his wife's name?

Rebecca. Rebecca. Alconno. O'Connell. O'Connell. O'Connell. O'Connell. And so he goes, he started saying the story, right?

He's like, so we have this candle. And so it's his like, the wife's best friend's birthday. So they decide to get that candle and we gift it. But they got caught. Okay. Listen. It was my wife's, maybe her best friend's birthday. And my wife was like, I don't know what to get her.

I don't know what to get her. a lot like me. She loves candles. And I was like, give her that expensive candle that we have and open. I was like, I don't want to do that. And I was like, just do it. No one don't know. It's expensive. It's fine. Get there. Give them the gift. Like, give her the gift. The friend smells it. Oh my God. Thank you so much. It's great. You know, thank you. Everything's great. That night we get home and there's a picture of the candle. It was personalized to my wife, Rebecca. So they thought it was just like an expensive candle. Come to find out that that candle had the wife's name. Rebecca. I would have. I would have

a lied and been like, I made this personally for you so you can know who it's from. Yeah, you can always remember me. You could always remember who gave it to you. Yeah, this is an expensive candle and it has my name on it. And I want you to know who gave you this expensive candle. Every time you light it. Oh, no, I think at that point it's like, yeah, you know. Now, I would have like, even further, I would have been like, it's Rebecca scented.

I would have been like. Oh, it sounds like me? If that's the name of the fragrance. Yeah. Oh, my God, they gave me the wrong one. I need to go back and make sure they gave you the right one. It's mine and that yours. We probably switch them.

Boom. And I go home and print my own thing online. Print it. Stick on it and get it back. That sounds like a lot of work. I think at that point just own it. No, just own what?

I did own it and I gave it away. Oh, no to it that you re-gifted. Just like candies and chocolates. Yeah, like chocolate. I did not re-gift the chocolates. I ate them. You know what? Didn't you just re-gift toys for a toy drive?

I did not re-gift toy drive. I actually took some toys and I brought them over to give it. to some kids that are from a low-income community, Vic. You would know if you support your community. I also have a toy drive. It's not yours. Yes, it is. It's not yours.

Yes, it is. No, it's mine. You use lefty gunplay to bring people. Yes, I am. What a user of people. Leave them alone. So where did you get your toys from? They were donated.

And we're going to use it to take it to kids in low-income community. But where did you get the toys from? Yeah. From people that donated. To you or to somebody else? To kids, in general. It was for kids. So they gave them to kids

and now you're taking the gifts from the kids to give them to their kids. No, the kids there got all the toys that they needed and the leftovers are going to donate it to this side. That's re-gifting. That's not re-gifting.

Yes. People donated for kids. I've never heard of leftover gifts from a toy drive. Oh, no. Vick is just mad he's using people. Wait, Vick, so you have a toy drive and you're gifting too or one?

No, no, no. This is all the 100% Organic, non-regifted. He's using Lefty to bring people. Yes, that's what you do for a toy drive. You're going to give out all the gifts, right? At ATM Danny's going to be there. Yeah, he is.

I hope still. I'm going to think about it now. Let us see your mission. Okay, Vic, what have you regifted? Or have you been given something that, you know, was forgifted? Definitely, I re-gift a lot of clothes that I get. Yeah. Wow.

Okay, everyone, if you're hearing this, don't be giving Vic any clothes. because he gives it out. No, I mean, it goes to like, you know, so like, let's say I get clothes from like a brand. He got these, yeah, cookies gave him a shirt and he gave it to me. And then I was like, why? I thought they gave it to you. And then he was like, you know what? You can have it.

And then I was like, but they gave it to you to wear. And then I now have a cookie shirt. Pretty cool. Maximo, you do the same thing with Greg, actually. Oh, yeah. How about that, big? He gave you a hoodie? Try me now.

That one. That one actually worked out in the long run. Which one? We got a brand deal with that one. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, okay. Don't worry about it.

Don't worry when we do that. So, yeah, I get stuff and I'll leave it like in the packaging as long as possible. If I need it, I'll use it. If not, then I'll give it to like my little brother or something. Or Maximo. You got a cookie, what? I got a cookie shirt. Yes, that he gave to me.

He reminds me of my little brother. I'm just a little shorter. You know what? I was going to say like I've, like I know I use like, I reuse the gift bags all the time. Oh, that's normal. Yeah, he's going to rip the name off. Yeah. Yeah, that's it.

But I, you guys take it to a whole. I actually know that. Yeah, I got a bunch of, like, gifts for, you know, for Vick's birthday, it just passed. And so one of the bags, the gift bags, it's like, it's good. So I'm going to use it for Christmas. See? That helps. Because they'll say happy birthday on it, thankfully.

Do you re-gift things, people give a little Vic? No. No, no, no, no. It's funny because. I don't know, you laid a little guilty. No. Like, what if someone gives, like, a wrong size? Do you re-give it?

No. I'm terrible at, like, returning things and stuff like that, too. So it'll just go to the trash instead of regifting? I just go to the trash instead of regifting. I won't go to the trash. It'll just stay in my closet. Wow. So you just throw stuff away that people buy?

No. With their money. This is not about me. It's about Jerry O'Connell. All right? Mr. Jerry O'Connell and his re-gifting wife. Okay? The other day my nephew was over and I gave him some like old stuff that I didn't want anymore

that somebody else had gave me. That I gave you. And then his mom was like, why don't just give it to them for Christmas? I was like, oh yeah. So I took it from him from his hands. And I was like, you're not getting this until Christmas. Bro. You get a regit gift.

That is evil. That's pretty evil, bro. I mean, it's a re-gift. Why don't you save myself a hundred of the Bucs? Why don't you give your step kids your old Nintendo Switch? I don't have a good idea. That's a great idea. Hey, that'd be cool if you actually have it.

I don't have. And it'll be my God. Gaming system, do you have? An Xbox? Why don't you give it to the kids? That's my Xbox. You don't need to. That's my Xbox.

You got to focus on work. It's a time of giving. I don't have step kids or any kids. Sometimes when you grow up, it's time to put away child just things. Yeah. I'm saying? Do you have two controllers or one controller? I have two controllers.

Boom. Perfect. It's good to be. I'm not giving my Xbox away. No, I'm not giving my Xbox. You can go over and be like, yo, can I play my Xbox? If you don't give them your Xbox, they might be your X down the line. So you might as well give it. Yeah.

Give the kids the Xbox. So I could get the box. Yes. So she's not, that's not your X. That's not your Xbox. Yeah. You know what I'm saying. Go back to Connell.

Whatever this guy's name. All right. All right. That's it for some rest. I brought to you by a little. Southern California Toyota dealers. I'm Angie from Brownback

Morning. I'm part of one of the same. Scrolling with the homies. The homie, Gregorius. Gregory. Hey, Victor. This new trend that Gen Z is doing,

they're saying that it's empowering for their safety because that is their top priority. Okay. Guess what it is? Complaining on the internet? Taking time off. They do that.

They do that as well. Oh, Gen Z. Gen Z. Being on TikTok? Mm-hmm. No, it's none of that. Sitting on the couch, expecting everything to be served here. Hey, hey, hey.

Taking personal days for their mental health. I'm screaming from the room to the kitchen. Mom, where my dino nuggets? That's great. I feel attacked right now. Oh, is that it? No, it's none of that. It is that their parents drive them to work every single day for their full-time job.

They're making this a trend because they don't want to drive because, like I said, their safety is top priority. A lot of TikTokers, a lot of the Gen Z kids are going viral. because they all agree saying they're not going to drive. It's not safe. And they need to get to their work. It's not safe. It is not safe. And this one girl admitted that her dad takes her to work every single morning, even though she's 27.

I'm not going to lie. I'm not hating. She is 27 years old. She is 27 years old. And her dad takes her to work every single day. I'm not hating. I honestly always say that I wish I had a driver. But these are your parents.

There's your parents. So they're entitled to like be your free lift and Uber drivers? Yep. I don't know. I would not. Not. A little bit. A little bit, don't get any ideas.

I was, yeah, when my dad got COVID and he almost died and all that stuff. Don't you know. Flip it. No, you said that you used to drive your brother everywhere. Yeah, that was like the month that my dad got COVID. Oh. But I would do it because my dad and my mom and my brother all work in the same place. So my dad always drove.

My mom doesn't drive. She's a very dangerous driver. And my brother, he never learned how to drive. So it was always my dad. They were very, very, very depending on my dad. Is it the same reason, like a Gen Z kind of thing? You know what? So his thing was.

always like I don't want to learn how to drive because then you guys are going to ask me for rights. I mean, yeah. So I get it. I get it. That's valid. That's hilarious. Oh, Gen Z. Yeah.

I mean, I always wish I, I'm telling you, I wish I had a driver. I wish I had a driver every day on my life. When I was, look, this is a thing. This is a difference. Like, when I was a kid, like, I knew this kid in eighth grade. We were 13 years old. His name was David Rivera. Why are you saying his full name?

Because I remember. He would drive to school, bro. We're 13 years old. He would drive to school. He drive the astro van to school. Like, we couldn't wait to get cars and drive, though. Like, in my generation, we could not wait. The minute I couldn't ride my bike, I was out.

You know what I'm saying? I was over to my friend's house, and it's like, oh, the homie has a car. Like, oh, my God, he's so cool. You know what I'm saying? And that's what they're saying. Teenagers these days, they're not interested in getting a license and getting, like, driving. That's crazy. They're more interested in just ordering a lift or getting an Uber and going to

wherever they need to. And you know what it is? What? They want to be on their phone the whole time. that's probably why because how can you tick talk and drive you can't that's dangerous and that's why they want their safety that's true because they don't they can't they can't people that are 18 years old with driver's license has dropped from 80% to 60% wow losers they don't want to do it at 16 I got my license and I wanted it at 16 but like you need to take all those like the minute technically you could be driving like all that stuff the minute I turned 16 I drove illegally the same thing with that's exactly what I was going to say I didn't get my license to my license to you know I mean technically you could be driving I mean technically I'm I was 19. Yeah, same. But I was driving since I was younger.

You could say it. This is a long time. People at 16 years old has decreased 27%. So they don't want to get their license. Well, I'm proud of my little brother because he got it at 16 right as soon as like his 16 birthday. Yeah, he's of my generation, I feel like. He's not Gen Z about. How old is your little brother?

He's 17. But he's like, he's not into no TikToks or nothing. Yeah, my nephew's the same way. He's 18, has a license. He loves to be outside. Yeah, he wants to work and be outside. Yeah. 19 states have experienced a decline in teenagers applying for their driver's license,

and eight of those states have had 20 or more decreased. Also, if this has to do with, like, the insurance situation. Insurance, adulting? No, because insurance is high. Yeah, it's high. And then I believe if you're like 25 and younger, it's even higher. Yeah, you're more of a liability at that point. So it might be that.

And then gas gets expensive. Gas. So they'd rather just take an Uber or a lift. But yeah, that's the thing, too, is like back. So when I was a kid, I don't know why I was like this, but having your mom drop you off places, at least to me,

was like super embarrassing. Oh, yeah. I don't know why. Like, it's dumb. Like, it's like, oh, that's your parent. You know what I'm saying? But it was like,

I would want to be dropped off by anybody else in the entire world than my parents. You make a drop, drop you off down the street. Yes. Oh, you're like, oh, mom dropped you off? No, I walked here. You know what I'm saying?

Like lying for no reason because it was just like embarrassing. Like, oh, you mommy dropped you off? I don't know. We were like mean kids. We're all meeting to each other. That's what we are amazing. Exactly. But like that's the thing.

Bullying works, like I said. But, you know, for now, for like kids to be like, mom, please drop me off at the party or like this and that. It's just like, that just is like completely different than how I grew up. Can you drop me off and then pick me up in three hours? Yeah, no. That's wild. I used to ride my bike everywhere because I would just avoid it.

Just take my bike everywhere. Yeah, because you didn't want to get dropped off right? Yeah. You could just ride a bike to a party? You still ride bikes, though. See, exactly. Ride bike to a party? I would ride a bike for a party.

Where would you like to? Where would you lock your bike? I'd ask him like, let me put in your house. And I'd put it in their house. You never got it robbed? No, I'd lock it inside the house. To the dining room table? I would.

I would. I would find, like, something to lock it to, and I would lock it in the house. I like it. Or, like, if I was in the party. He takes a wheel with him everywhere. No key. He's just holding his wheel. Wheel in one head and a solo cup and the other.

So my wheel was, like, really expensive at the time. And you would be able to take it off. I would carry my wheel with me. I'd have it on my back. In your backpack? I'm my backpack. I'm my backpack. Like just chilling.

Greg, why are you wearing a backpack? We're not at school anymore, bro. Save me with my car. Like, I would take my steering wheel off my car and carry it in the parties. Bro. That is funny. Gen Z. Yeah, Gen Z doesn't want to drive anymore.

They don't know anything about a detachable steering wheel. Good times. Good times. That's funny. Thanks, Greg.