Club 520 Podcast - Club 520 - Jeff Teague on NIL hurting college basketball, FIX for NBA All-Star Game

Episode Date: January 30, 2025

We’re back with Season 3, Episode 29 of Club 520, and Jeff Teague and the guys discuss the state of college basketball with NIL. The guys agree that college players should get paid, but the product has gone down. The guys then debate how to fix NBA All-Star weekend as the quality has plummeted in recent years. Jeff talks about how there isn’t enough money going around to make veterans care about playing hard vs. possibly getting hurt. 2:00 - Marcus Williams UCONN 4:00 - Girl scout cookies 12:00 - HS and college dynamic 36:00 - Mac McClung saving the dunk contest 47:30 - Coach Cal 1:04:30 - Diddy documentary 1:25:00 - Lunchables or McDonalds #Volume #ClubSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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All right, we back at the episode of Club 520 Podcast. I'm the host. My name is DJ Wells. Same gang with me. To my left, I got my dog, Bishop E. Henn, out the prayer list. How you doing, Nasty? What's happening, bro? Shout out to my boy, Daniel Bullock, man.

Boy, you're on premium whiskey, man. Y'all tap in with my dog, man. Appreciate the bottles, man, for the gang. He gets the sophisticated boy with me. I ain't seen that before. Yeah, man. We're bottles, man, for the gang. He gets the sophisticated boy with me. I ain't seen that before. We gon' pop it one day. For sure. He want.

I love when I start off with this type of energy. Black Scalia. I love to see this today. To my right, my dog, young Nacho, young T. Got you what? Tired niggas lying, man. Nah, I'm chilling, bro. Nah, we fucked with the whiskey, bro. He had popped the other bottle.

We was watching the game. Got me a headache. No, I didn't. Nah, let me stop, bro. We ain't even popped them open, though. But shout out to him, bro. Yeah, I appreciate it. Black on, right?

Yeah. I'll definitely always support Black on, bro. Hey, you got them shits on today hey one of the best shoes to drop man them kids immigrant joints is crazy yeah shout out to the guy yeah them is tough you crazy hey that's a that's a spanish a spanish uh sneaker um immigrants uh they're multicultural i believe some of them have a little racist. Okay. I seen the colors.

I was like, oh, I didn't know if that, you know, turned into green and yellow and red as the shoe went up. I didn't see the whole shoe. Thought it was a little rainbowish. You can be the racist one. I be. I don't give a damn. I ain't racist.

I was just saying. Shout out to the shoe. When did them come out? Came out a while back. A month or two. You got the shoes on. I'm still, every time you randomly pull those out, those are fire, man. I appreciate that, bro. That's crazy. Shout out to

Signature Souls. They always posted some P-like shoes y'all wore in college. Somebody who needs more respect with that shoe game, Marcus Williams. Oh, yeah. Marcus Williams had every elite shoe in the duration of UConn. He was fresh. He going to love this. Jordan Crawford was, too, though.

Nah, Jordan Crawford in Washington was going crazy. He was going nuts, but Marcus Williams was fresh as fucking cotton. Yeah, man. I like that page a lot. You forget how many people know him. Especially that time period. UConn always had the heat, but he was going crazy. Yeah, shout out to Marcus.

He fucked with the show heavy. For real? crazy yeah shout out to Marcus he fucked with the show heavy for real I talked to that nigga all the time man nah he had the red 21s on I was like yeah that's

that's insane yeah my nigga T you got the you got the Girl Scout cookies I wanted to ask y'all what's the best Girl Scout cookie flavor

blue pack tree foils New York no that's definitely an AARP favorite but they are fire I don't know

I ain't had nothing in a long time I used to like the lemon joints though I'm solid I ain't mad I'm a Samoan nigga I fuck with them tough

the purple box them go crazy I can't do them yeah you can't eat like one or two. Yeah, yeah, yeah. They like Long's Bakery for me. What's the Samoa one? It's damn like a Twix and a cookie. The Purple Box.

Oh, okay. It's called a Caramel Delight. No, I never got a Caramel Delight. Yeah, they ain't rebranded. They got a new name now? They're not Samoas no more? Is that racist? A lot of rebrands though for the cookies get a purple box

of caramel yeah I can't what the fuck it's like loans I can only eat like one or two loans bakery then I get a headache

I always wonder where that money goes towards like when you sign up for Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts like what the fuck does that money like

you begging people all day like what is like where a reward comes out of that you said you're not teaching it's a teaching enterprise no you're teaching your kids how to beg at the grocery store oh for sure like the boy scouts i'm like bro y'all already got to wear these dumb ass scouts honor i don't know what they was all but i almost did the

elon musk they about to expand the boy I know they do something like that or something. I can't believe they let him get that off, bro. And he said it was a neighborhood. Elon's crazy. He be clowning on Twitter. Nigga, he owns it. I know, but I'm saying, he go crazy on there. Yeah, they just thought of racism all in our faces, bro.

They know we can do about it. They laugh about it. Yeah, for sure. It was funny. I mean, not funny, but I was just like, damn. No, it's ridiculous, bro. Fuck it. Fuck we gonna do.

Nah, them Boy Scouts, though. Yes. That's a weird ass hobby, bro. Yeah, what do they sell? I don't know, bro. Bright Knives. What, they Cutco? Shout out to everybody

who had a Cutco interview. Ain't it late? Hold on. I was reading this thing. This is just a random... I was listening to this thing. It said the 40th richest people in America, white people in America,

are richer than all the black people in America combined. Ain't that crazy? 40 motherfuckers is richer than all the black people in America combined. That makes sense. That shit crazy. That is crazy, though. That was just a random fact I heard. I was just thinking like, damn. Niggas. That is crazy though. That was just a random fact I heard. I was just thinking like,

damn. Yeah, that's... Niggas ain't got no money. We've been on the A-ball like a month. Yeah, it was. It's 40 people. White people just got better resources though, bro. They just take all of them actually. I mean, it just happens though. They start off better.

Yeah. For sure. But I was just thinking that like 40 people. We get all the niggas in one room. We get all in one state. It's 40 people just chilling on a farm. We know 40 people. No, actually 40 people. It's 40 people with way more money.

It's 40 people that lied to Hendrix Experience. They think it's like, you know what? We about to shake all this shit up. Man, what? That's crazy. Shut shit down. I wonder what the richest one is, though. Wonder what he worth or she worth.

I'm going to say probably Jeff Bezos in America. Jeff Bezos the richest in America? I would imagine. Maybe worth $250 billion. If there's somebody who does even as close that we don't know about, that's crazy, too. Elon and Jeff go back and forth.

Elon might be up. He's currently up right now. As of December 2024. What's he worth? $2.44. Bro. What do you do with that? What do you do with that type of capabilities, bro?

I don't know. Buy Twitter. I'm going to be real. I don't want to be that powerful. capabilities, bro? I don't know. Buy Twitter. You too powerful. I'm going to be real. Send random ships to... I don't want to be that powerful. All right, I'll ask y'all a question. Y'all wake up tomorrow a billionaire. What y'all on? A solid billionaire, you still can live cool.

What you mean live cool? No, I'm saying when you got $244 billion, you can damn near bitch say something. I dare you. All right, $100 billion. I had $100 billion. Yeah, you wake up tomorrow $100 billion. Bro, you. All right. A hundred billion. I had a hundred billion dollars. Yeah. You got some hundred billion.

Bro, if I had a hundred million dollars. Right. What do you mean? No, that's game changing. A hundred million dollars and like somebody just gave me an extra hundred million dollars. What the fuck do y'all want to do?

Like I'm doing everything. But a billion dollars? Yeah. I probably pay everybody. I give everybody I know a million dollars. That a billion dollars? Yeah. I probably pay everybody I know. I give everybody I know a million dollars. That's just to start it off. I only know about 100 people. Yeah.

Damn. So everybody a million around me, we all lit. Yeah, might as well. Yeah, I got 900 left. What am I going to do with this money? Knock yourself out. Yeah. Just a random fact.

The richest black person in America is worth $11 billion. The 50th richest person in America, white person, non-black person, is worth $15.6 billion. Wow. The 50th richest white person. That's crazy. Wow, bro. Yeah. Just to put things in perspective.

But I'm saying though Elon Musk bro you too powerful bro so I don't want to be that powerful bro that come with a lot bro and didn't Jeff Bezos have to split his shit in half

yeah and he's still number two Jeff really won there cause when you got that much weight cause his wife probably on that list somewhere

she probably like she top 20 for sure how about her his ex wife probably 35 I mean but that don't mean that when you got that much on that list somewhere. She probably like... She top 20 for sure. How about her ex-wife? Probably 35. I mean, but that don't mean that we ain't got

that much money, bro. I probably was smiling at my divorce. Like, $100 million, I feel away. I got to give you 50 and I don't like you no more.

I'm shitty. I ain't gonna lie. She's 26. Yeah, see, my bitch is still at the top. I can get her back. She's still at the AP poll? I can get her back.

But if you got a Hermie and your wife wipe you down for 50, you are sick, bro. It's different. It's different tears, bro. If I got $200 billion and my wife take $100 billion, I'm like, fuck it. I'll make it back. Yeah, bro. If I get it back in two years, who cares?

That ain't nothing. Don't nothing. Man, what? I don't even know what I'd do with that type of money. I don't even know what it's like. I know everybody be rich. I might get everybody $2 million. Just cause.

Cause I'm going to invest the money in something, so I'm going to get it back. Just for interest alone alone putting $900 million let's just say you put it in a bank what? I'm just saying but like $2 million everybody got to get out of my face let me get 4% interest on this $900 million

$900 million what the fuck you're not going to be able to afford to pay you. Like, sir, you just own everything, so. Yeah, just buy country. I don't know what you want to do with that. Nah, for real. Two million dollars a piece, everybody got to get out my face.

Of course. No complaints. No complaints. I ain't even say what I was going to do for my mama and them. I don't either. That's just the niggas I know. Like, yeah. Pay off child support for the niggas I know. Yeah. Yeah, your mama and them got to be sure. Pay off child support for the rest of your life, my nigga. Yeah.

But my mama and them. That's a hell of a lifeline. That's a hell of a lifeline. I'm going to give my mama and them 25. If I'm on child support, give me mine under the table. Yeah. You talking to a motherfucker, but. Yeah.

She can't take you. You can't go to court. She can't take you to court, though. Because it's a gift. It's a gift. Just make sure it's cash. I don't need a money order or wire or nothing. I'll pick it up in increments if I need to. Give a nigga shit in doubles? Yeah, that's cool. That's crazy. I need a picture

with T. That's crazy. Listen, this morning, man man you brought up a very interesting topic at 520 in the morning let's revisit that man you had a nice conversation we started up here we go

what was it we had a conversation oh niggas don't forget it now let's talk I hate pauses in this. Let's talk. No, I'm saying, how we said it though. I hate pauses in this podcast. How we said it though.

So basically, let me know if I'm saying it correctly. Basically, it was just like, you know, a lot of college athletes we see,

we talk about black men ending up with white women. It's just like, a lot of these athletes, especially in college, when they ain't there or they struggling going through it,

they end up having somebody who's pushing them through college and nine times out of ten, it's usually a white woman. Yeah. It's just like, so it's just like, what are they supposed to do? Like when they get older, if they've been with this person for this long, are they supposed to abandon them to not go into a stereotype? Or are they supposed to be with the people who've been there with them?

I mean, yeah, I think I've seen Dr. Umar talking about this, too. But the point I was making is that a lot of high school kids, they start in high school because a lot of the good athletes or the better players in high school, college, whatever you're going on, they went to prep schools. And not too many inner city kids, black kids go to prep schools, right? You might find a couple of black kids at a prep school, but let's just use Bronny as an example. He go to Sierra Canyon where it's usually pretty well-off people that go to that school, right?

Mm-hmm. I mean, we just looked at the numbers. Yeah, they kids definitely go to Sierra Canyon. Yeah, there ain't too many black people going to that school. You know what I mean? So what you're around is what you're going to attract. He around that. That's what he's going to end up being around and fucking with.

I don't know. Then you go to college, you go to a PWI. That's all that's there. So you're going to mess with what you're around. I mean, I think some of our top athletes, it's hard to tell them to go to an HBCU just because of the amenities. Like, I'm going to go to, I'm going to turn down Alabama for like Georgia State, I mean, Jackson State.

And then you go to Alabama and Jackson State and you see what's going on. It's like, I can't turn down $2 million in NIL to come to Jackson State, fam. Like, I can't do it. You know what I mean? So it's just around what they're around. I get it.

If you grew up in that environment, it's easy for us to say we went to public school. I seen my cousins. I seen black people all day, every day. So my high school girlfriend was black. You know what I mean? That's what I was used to. I'm being around minorities. So it ain't nothing for me to go to college and be like,

I ain't never seen white people. When I went to Wake Forest, it was rare for me to see white people like that here. You know what I mean? We had a couple that went to Pike, but it wasn't like that. So when I got to Wake Forest, I was almost uncomfortable. Like, oh, shoot. Like, I don't want to say nothing too wrong. So I was even scared to really engage in conversation with them. But it's different when you grew up going to high school.

That's all you know. It's going to be easy. You're going to fit right in. You're going to put your spurs on. You're going to go crazy. Yeah, you're saying too many black people went to White Forest. I saw the athletes. But Bronny, I see what you were saying.

That's a different case, though. They was on Bronny's ass with that prime pick. Yeah, they like niggas. Well, who was he supposed to go? I mean, he could go with some famous girls, though. Why he go with one with, I don't know, who's got a famous daughter. But your house is black, black. Your house is black, bro.

I get to school, you go to, but your crib is black, bro. Yeah, but you ain't that dude. Yeah, your mama black, your auntie, your mama friends is black. Your mama is the fist on the end of the comb, bro. Yeah, but where I go to school at, when I'm at school, you know what you do when you're at school. I know, brother. You're bothering everything.

And now I'm briny. I can't even go nowhere outside of school because I'm so famous. I got to hang out with other people, famous kids. Yeah. Under the radar. Who famous is me? Tom Brady? I mean, love who you love, but I don't know, bro.

It's just different. I think the household plays a big part in that outside of the school. Yeah. Maybe in that situation, I agree with you. But it's also funny. How we get so many mixed kids in the NBA. All these AU kids is mixed now. They be saying all that.

I'm like, well, you know, they are. Well, there's a lot of faculty to that. All these famous athletes went to these. Well, before C.R. King had options.

Yeah. There's 50% white people. There's 32% black people. 13% Asian. So how you know them black ones is probably

let's keep it real. They probably super smart they probably nothing yeah they probably nothing nah

you probably ain't they vibe the nerd like I don't know bro I just feel like 32% is a lot of black people

at this school it is but you gotta think they got for OTE that's why they put it in the weather the black the black girls 32% is a lot of black people at this school. It is. But you got to think, they got for OTE. That's why they put in no matter. The black girls, like usually,

this is like no shade to black girls, but they be locked in when they go to prep schools. Like they there, like they be damn near top of the class. Okay, so what's another reason

why a brother dates a white woman in college, though? Because they take care of them. That's what Dr. Umar said. But they do look out, though. When I was at Wake Forest, bro, they did look out. Shout out to Rick Fox. And what's crazy, though, and I'm saying it like they used to be like,

they weren't even trying to holler at us. They used to be like, y'all need something? Like, knock on the door. Like, we about to go to the grocery store. Y'all need something? I'm saying it like they used to be like, they weren't even trying to holler at us. They used to be like, y'all need something? Like knock on the door. Like we about to go to the grocery store. Y'all need something? I'm like, yeah, actually I do. Can you get this? I'll write a list.

It's $800 worth of shit. Okay. They walk in. They get in they Hummers and go get it. The black girls damn near hate it that I play basketball. Like you think you're the shit? So she wouldn't ask you. Fatima wouldn't ask you.

Hell no. They was Demner like, nigga, she was like, I'm trying to graduate. I don't give a damn about you. Yeah, like, Demner was like more like y'all the dumb jocks. Like, you know what I mean? They wasn't really supporting the basketball team like that. They didn't really care about that shit.

They was there for a reason. And I respected that, though. I'm like, if you go to a, man, when you go to a... Man, when you go to the games and you see the alumni, you don't really... Unless it's like HBCU, you'll see the black people representing their school. Where you go? If you went to

Auburn, you don't really see no niggas out there at the fucking barbecue. There don't be too many black people there. I don't even want to say really represent their school be like the retired football players

and shit like that. Yeah, those PWIs, it's a different situation. Even a small instance, shit, that Butler boy, we should count the black people

at Butler. All right, y'all got a point. What I feel like if you at a school and it's a black school near and you come from a black family, go, go, go get one of them young ladies, bro, from an A&T or something, bro. It's hard to venture out, though.

Because you're not programmed to date a white woman. There's nothing wrong. My family is mixed up, but there's nothing wrong with stepping off the campus and tapping in. You got to think about it. Because motherfucking Ashley probably down the street with that same $800 as Sandy got. Nah, hell nah.

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With them snacks. I got to ask y'all a question. You got to think about this. And with me. You brought this up earlier. I don't play football, nigga. I want a home-cooked meal, nigga. Fuck some funnies.

I mean, they probably could do that. I'm saying they probably ain't. Like, we all come from very similar situations. Yeah. We don't got $800 to give to somebody or to pop paint. But I'm saying, though, all right, I fucked the $800. So Sandy give you $800 worth of snacks. But Fatima and them down the street making fried chicken, macaroni, yams.

Yeah, I fuck with that. I'm pulling up. But you also got to think, when you go outside of campus, making fried chicken, macaroni, yams. Yeah, I fuck with that. I'm pulling up. But you also got to think when you go outside of campus, you got to venture off and figure it out. A lot of these kids are going to college for one year, two years, football players, three at max, sheltered. Yeah, they don't really, they've been sheltered their whole time. You got to be on campus. You got to practice this and this. You just going to be close to what you close to.

Like when we was at Wake Forest, I ventured out just because I was with a dude that was from the city. And he like, nah, we got to go over there. It'd be lit over there. And I'm like, okay. But nobody else on my team

ventured out. Like, the rest of the team, they had dated white girls. Like, what you want? I'm like, oh, okay. I'm going to venture out. It got so bad, I had my high school girlfriend come to wait for us

because I can't do it. You know what I mean? So it's just like, it's what you around. I mean, Shelvin, they went to, you know, Butler, predominantly white. And it was all white. I was going to say, well, no, they're predominant. You know what I mean? But I'm just saying, like, you kind of like what you like, though.

I'm saying he found... His wife went to Butler, right? Yeah. So, I mean, he found the one black girl on campus and locked in. He locked in with Seema. That was me. There she goes.

And every other nigga was hollering at her. And Candace was a senior. He was a freshman. Every nigga on the campus tried to holler at this same black girl. I'm just saying, bro. To me, I just feel like, I don't know, bro. You got Summer. Like, you don't have to just.

But the whole point of the conversation. Even our age, though. Like, NIL is brand new. When we was growing up, I feel like, like you said, y'all had to stay, you know, within range of the white women. Cool. But it was niggas that probably went across the street, bro, and tapped in. I'm not saying there's an exception to every rule. I'm saying majority of the people stayed close to campus.

Like, I didn't stay on campus. I mean, I stayed on campus, but I ventured out. I went to North Carolina A&T, Central. I went to Winston-Salem State. I went to all them schools. So, I seen. White women see the potential. I went to Winston-Salem State. I went to all them schools. So, I've seen. White women see the potential. I ain't saying that.

I'm just saying, like. That's what Dr. Umar said. They could. I don't know. I don't care. I mean, I just think they were, they were, like, they were in college having fun.

Like, Mike, funny as hell. They was in college having fun. I think when black people, when we go to school, if it's not an HBCU, I think we take the fun out of school. We like be so serious and locked in. Like, what are we doing? Like, I ain't here to be fucking helping around with you. I don't care about the football game. Did you hear that list Mike just said, bro?

How many, how down we are right now? Like, we locked in. Yeah, we might be here on financial scholarship, might be here for my grades, but I got to stay locked in. The point y'all raised earlier, all right, flip side of this, y'all parents, if y'all daughters are down in college taking care of a football player and she's supposed to get her education, you're pissed.

Hell no, you ain't supposed to be taking care of no nigga right now. That's a fact. See the vibes. Let's look. See the vibes. Let my look. See the vibes. My daughter had a daughter. I go to school and she... Well, dad,

can you send me 500 hours for what? Well, I wanted to take John out. John? Fucking John. He plays on the football team. Oh, fuck him. He must be sad

because he ain't got no NIL. Fuck him. That's brand new though, bro. I'm just saying, bro. That did... I'm like. But Cindy dad like, oh, he's our starting left tackle. I got you, need a thousand?

And that's where shit get dicey. Bro, that's why I'm shitty how they get that real college experience. Nah, it ain't even that. It's just like, like think about it. I don't know if you can look up the list, bro, but people who was paying

for their kids to go to school. Yeah. You remember that year they had that scandal where people was paying $100 was paying for their kids to go to school. You remember that year they had that scandal where people was paying $100,000 for their kids to go to certain schools and shit? I bet you don't see no niggas out there. Probably rarely.

We just trying to make sure we get through there without being super in debt. Black people don't want to pay for their kids to school. I'm just saying, why are you there? Look here. If I went to Alabama and I don't know how close Alabama A&M is, it's probably farther than a bitch. But I am going to make my way to BET weekend. I'm going to find me a shorty.

You're going to lock in. I'm locking in, bro. I feel you. I'm not saying anything. Everybody that goes to school ain't poor. I'm not defending why you wouldn't do it or why they wouldn't. I'm just telling you how this happened. And then people wonder, like, oh, you know, people always like black people.

Athletes be dating outside of their race all the time. And it's like, well, y'all want them to. Yeah, I'll say they some hoe ass niggas if they just start leaving them, right? Like if the shoe's on the other foot. I've been dating her since I was a junior in high school. Now I'm making it to the league and it's like nah i don't fuck with her no more he would be shitty like we'd be fucked up now if he dated a black girl his life and the district then we got to the crib i feel you. So long. You date a black girl

all through, not you, just in general. Yeah. And then you just come home with a white woman. Record scratch. It's kind of like... For me, because my wife is not... She's a minority, but she's not black.

Yeah, I dated all types of races. So don't worry about me. I don't fit this description. Anybody can. Yeah, you Lamar Odom. You got an all around name. Wait, Lamar? I didn't do crack.

You got an all the court, bro. Shoe past you. I'm just saying. Now we just talk about this morning. You got all the court, bro. Shoot past your... I'm just saying, like... Defend... No, we just talking about this morning because I don't know how we got started on that this morning, but... That was a funny conversation.

It was an interesting topic. I think it was because somebody was talking about Saquon, right? Yeah. I mean, they who you love, but I'm just saying, and like I said, for real, love who you love.

We really don't give a fuck. No. I just don't think you have to be, oh my God, I go to Florida and it's nothing but bunnies my old nigga yeah you i mean you got it's it's probably black women on that real players prosper bro you damn but i'm just saying like yeah for some of them it's like when you go ahead for some of the more shelter people i understand what you're saying it's just like they they removed from that stuff but from other

regular people bro you gonna find what you like regardless of what it is so if that's what you like you gonna find that shit I put it like this an Instagram girl most likely

she only gonna date famous or people with money okay cause that's the only people that's gonna approach her okay like right

so if you at campus that's just what that's what you around that's what you gonna. That's what you're going to see. That's your algorithm. That's your algorithm. Like, I told you, I never, like, I remember I got the white forest. I'd never really seen white girls at Pike. We didn't see them. Yeah. You know what I mean? So when I got to school and these dudes was describing me, like, she's bad. I'm like, my nigga, like, she bad? They like, yeah. I'm like, for real? But then I started getting around it for a year. I'm like, my nigga, like, she bad? They like, yeah. I'm like, for real?

But then I start getting around it for a year. I'm like, she damn near decent. After a while, like, she cool. You know what I mean? Like, yo. Get out. Yeah, you start. I don't know, y'all.

I don't know. I'm telling you. I feel like if I like steak and I go to a school. It's quiet for me. That is a vegetarian school. I'm going to be a vegetarian while I'm at the school. I'm going to eat the food that's at the school. That's what I'm saying. I like steak.

So I don't get my steak after school. I'm not saying not. They seem to stay vegetarian. Because that vegetarian shit. He said that's third-file free. You're going to let me drive the Hummer?

I ain't had that motherfucker. I am driving the Saturn. She drove from Mississippi to LA. I am driving the Saturn. I am driving the Saturn. They don't even make them cars anymore. That's so crazy. I need that fat ass.

I need that good meal. I need just that Hummer. I want to go. Listen, when niggas is on break for college, you go to your girl's family. If y'all really locked in, bro, I love white people. I got white people in my family, swear to God. But I want to go kick it with Uncle Em. But what about they going to the Hamptons and you going back to the block?

I'm going to. It's like, yeah, we got a $10 million house in the mansions the block. I'm going to. It was like, yeah, we got a $10 million house in the mansions that we wanted to invite you to. And you like, or you go back to the block. Things be like. Well, in college. Yeah, and Tom Brady might be up there. Well, I'm saying though,

well, in college, I don't know what I really want to be in life. I'm a double major. Nah, I'm talking shit. But then it do. It's just like. Double baser is funny as fuck. That's why I never fought

like when girls, like Instagram girls and all that shit because that's what will go after you. I'm just thinking in the future though, like lock in,

like I said, whatever. But I got you. While I'm in college, bro, I am pulling up with the gang, bro. I think it might be different now, because now people got NIL. You can damn near... Oh, for sure now. You see, like, Travis Hunter had his girl

living with him from high school. Like, you can bring people along. Like, you can do other shit. They're 100,000, they're a zimmer millionaires. They can import, export a million. Yeah, like, they got, they vibes is all different now. So, it probably be less of that now. If I get NIL, I don't think I'm bringing the high school short of the college. I'm just, they got, they vibes is all different now, so it probably be less of that now. If I get in, I don't think I'm bringing the high school shorty to college. I'm just, now I'm

saying they could DM. I mean, they say he was DMing shorty. Whatever. Now you can pull up with Instagram girls, whatever you want to do now. That'd be crazy. Ain't nobody do that shit. What? Ain't nobody had Bernice Burgos on campus with them yet. They at least, they do that.

That's the new vibe. Where you young boys? Now listen, if they kill Dre with them yet. They at least, they do that. Hey, that's the new vibe. Hey, what are you young boys? What are you young boys? Hey. Now listen, if they kill Dre after doing Dre, and we see Bernie's burgos

at what, Colorado next year? Hey, I'm telling you. Push the button, bro. He elite, whoever he is. Now that's fire.

I'm vibing. Booking info just to be solid. I'm booking you to be my supporter as far. That's hard. Giving an 18-year-old a million dollars, bro. Come on, man.

What it does to an 18-year-old once he gets to the NBA, so. Respect. For sure. Did y'all see the young lady who's suing the ride share because she couldn't fit in the car? I ain't laughing, but I'm laughing.

I'm laughing. Big Dank. She's a rapper, ain't she? Yes. She trying to hit a laughing. I'm laughing. Big Dank. She a rapper, ain't she? Yes. She trying to hit a lick. I'm a little Dank. Well, nah, this ain't little Dank. Nah, this is Big Piff.

Little Dank. You don't know Baby D. He be spitting out some little niggas that look like Jay-Z. Well, look at that screen right there. Who do? This is his cousin. That ain't Jay-Z at all. This is his big cousin.

I always had a problem with that. Yeah, Carl, tune your burger. I want a piece of it. We got the rap, and that's how it happened. Well, girls would have no bra. They titties just be... I didn't say that. He's crazy.

He's talking about this in great particular, not all women. See Sue in the Rock Shed service with this. Which one is it? If you standing up and your titties sitting on your chest like you laying down, that is crazy. Like the Rick Ross picture. How can you sue me though? Because I just said, hey bro, I don't think you're going

to fit in my ride. He got fired. I'm in the car, bro. I drive. I'm just stopping to your shit. Let me in. I paid for this. This is not Kings Island I can cancel your ride when we go out of town

we get an XL black truck right we don't go get a sedan because we want to be comfortable bro but if I tell you like it's my wish it's for black men now we got Malcolm

Malcolm ain't black It's my wish. It's just me. It's four black men. Now we got Malcolm. But Malcolm ain't black. We don't know yet. What you think that for? That's a family love. Little Daniel, boy. That nigga just gonna be like, that's crazy.

We got four black guys and Malcolm. No, no, no. Now we got Malcolm. Now we got Malcolm. I, no, no. Now we got Malcolm. Now we got Malcolm. I was like, oh, this nigga ain't black. I was all saying, now we got Malcolm, bro.

I was like, this nigga's black. I mean, if you look at it, you can probably, I can pass for a Dominican. Man, this nigga move rap. Now girls be saying that. This nigga try to put

a poppy voice on too. Girls do be saying, nigga, they can't hear you, nigga. Oh, but I can tell you, nigga,

if you stink, get out my car. Yeah, bro, because that's an odor, not because I'm fat. Nigga, if you can't fit in my car,

how are we going to leave? Like, nigga, you want me to move my seat? Like, I can't move it. When how are we going to leave like nigga you want me to move my seat like i can't move it when usually when people order nigga like uber is damn near one size fits all yeah but like you don't i'm by myself yeah but i'm trying to tell you the way my car is set up my front seat don't move up first of all he said his tires was tired. Look at y'all laughing. Y'all always talking about me.

His tires was tired. He said, what I'm trying to say is my tires were tired. He's out of pocket. I didn't know he said that. Sue him. Because he trying to make,

he trying to joke. He trying to roast you. Nah. I didn't know he was on that. We don't get in trouble for that. Now she about to turn up and that's why he got fired. Yeah, get your ass.

So shout out to Big Dank. Get all your money. Milk in trouble for that. Now she about to turn up and that's why he got fired. Yeah, get your ass. So shout out to Big Dank. Get all your money. Milk that nigga for everything. I agree with that because the dude could have just canceled. He could have just canceled.

Exactly, bro. He trying to roast her, bro. He had a whole back and forth with her. Yeah, he trying to roast her, bro. Did he have a camera out? She did. And then he tweeted on the camera scaring off. My tires are tired then he twisted her camera skirt off.

My tires are tired, bro. Big Dank, come on here and tell your story. Big Dank threw the shit out of him. But I got a right to roast you. I got a right to roast you if you put the camera on me. Yeah, but outside of Big Dank, I'm going to give you a show. Outside of Big Dank, y'all can't discriminate against

people's weight when they get in your car and they order your car to pull up. Yeah, but if I really feel like you can't fit in my car, I ain't about to be moving. I have to know what kind of car this nigga pulled up in. He probably had a car. It was a sedan. Oh, damn.

She can get in a sedan, bro. The nigga said his tire was tired. 400 pound life, whatever that shit called. Yeah. When they go to their doctor's appointment, bro, they be getting in cars sometimes, bro.

But I'm saying he did not pull up in the 96 Caprice. He be in the back of like trucks and shit, though. Listen. Park. Deja. So you really telling me I'm too busy in the car. Deja Black. Oh, damn.

They're going to play it all day. They played it this morning. That is kind of fucked up. Discrimination is crazy. The way she said that, like, that's fucked up. Yeah, bro. I didn't know that he said that my tires get tired. That's insane.

He's out of pocket for that. That's why he got fired. Because I was like, that was kind of quick. But yeah, he was on bullshit. But like you said, you put a camera out. Get people to come and show. You're out of pocket. You know what I'm saying?

That's how it go. You know, that's what people do. I feel like you should have just ordered an UberXL, though. I've seen a big thing. Everybody can't afford that mic. You can. It'd be a gap, bro. This ain't even funny, but

y'all said 600 pounds, so it is funny. Y'all ever seen the one where the couple went where they was cousins or something? Nigga on the scale. And the nigga said, damn! Alright, dude. That nigga fat talking about

damn. You bigger than me. That's why he's like, wait a minute. alright dude you think that nigga fat talking about damn nigga you too big ass so nah nigga you bigger than me that's why he was like wait a minute

I got a nigga saying damn fuck you I was mad for her what the fuck you damn it for you ain't the smallest nigga

we just go jone on each other all day man man the best man with bro when I seen a nigga making breakfast

in the bed I turned that shit off. Yeah, bro. When you making your breakfast in your bed, bro. Yeah. There's no reason for you to have a citric acid on the top of your bed, bro. Bro, I'm a griddle, bro. I swear to God, he's on a griddle.

No, you can't cook something in your bed. Nigga. We don't. You eating the best. You something. You not cooking in your bed. I told you I would. The nigga said, you know how the niggas be doing a reaction,

like reacting to the shit of the videos? Nigga was like, yep, let me get my eggs. And dude was like, yeah, just get two. Just get two. Nigga said, yep, a 12-pack. That's why I had to turn it off. I said, a 12-pack of eggs. It's not serving size, bro. Come on, bro. We got to move on, though,

man. Get well soon, man. Get your money big time. 600 pounds. They need to take that shit off TV. Yeah. They never will, bro. We got to move on, though, man. Get well soon, man. Get your money big, Dyke, for sure. 600 pounds. They need to take that shit off TV. Yeah. They never will, bro. That shit ain't cool, man. That's crazy. I want to ask, how y'all felt about Mack McLung? Him being a rising star again for like the eighth year.

Is that fair? Or are you just relying upon him right now? He's a quote-unquote rising star again. He's doing a dunk contest, but he's a rising star again. Like year four? This is maybe his second or third dunk contest. No way he's playing in that game. He's not playing in that game, but he's in the contest.

I was about to say, there's no way he's playing in that game. He's a rising star. He was going to be in the rookies. He not? No. He's in the dunk contest. I'm like, the dunk contest. Oh, I thought that was him in the Rising Stars game.

I'm like, you know. The dunk contest is so trash, they need to let the YouTubers do it. Why? Why are we relying upon Mack McClellan to save All-Star Weekend in the dunk contest, bro?

Because he really be putting on a show, bro. He defending champ, though. I'm not even mad at him because he taking advantage of my opportunity. Turn up. His name is Mack, Amy.

Mack McClellan. Yeah, I fuck with Mack. He got signed off that, too. He did. Yeah, Philly. He actually can hoop, though. Yeah. I ain't gonna lie to y' Mack McCall. Yeah. He got signed off that too. He did. Yeah, Philly. He actually can hoop though. Yeah. I ain't going to lie to y'all.

Yeah. I think he's one of Lando's affiliate right now too. He was at Georgetown doing his thing. But nah, I hate the dunk contest. I don't watch that at all.

I hate how bad they rule All-Star weekend. Yeah, it's not. But shout out to Mack, man. Keep getting that check. I know he probably get like 50, 60,000 for that. Yeah, run it up. I ain't shout out to Mac, man. Keep getting that check. I know he probably get like 50, 60,000 for that. Yeah, run it up.

I ain't mad. Nobody's gonna be mad. Maybe more than that winning dunk contests. I don't even know how much it is. But them saying he was playing in that game is out of pocket. Nah, yeah, that's...

That's very out of pocket. It runs in the store, bro. It's my fifth year in the NBA, bro. It's wild. 100,000 when he win. Oh, yeah. He need that.

All right, here. Run it up. I wanted it like that for the all categories. Yeah, that's why the all-star game be weak. It ain't enough money. People don't care.

You see how they play in that in-season tournament. Yeah. But I just think, man, go back to the 90s, bro. Go back to the early 2000s, man. It wasn't about that, man. But the intensity

of just people wanting to play? Yeah, bro. I told you, I'll miss Kobe for that bro real but who who you think would set the tone

for that now cause I don't know young guys bro Ed, Ja Jason's fate on who was the last superstar that participated

excuse me nobody superstar pardon me last Dwight Howard who after him yeah probably Dwight Howard

the last superstar the last really really good dunk contest was Zach Levine, Aaron Gordon. Yeah, that was the best. But a superstar, probably Dwight Howard. I know a lot of cops, and they get asked all the time, have you ever had to shoot your gun? Sometimes the answer is yes.

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Like, all-star vote. And Blake Griffin was doing that shit, bro. He was the premier PF in the league. Yeah, I guess we was excited. I mean, no, shout out to Dwight.

He was the biggest superstar. Off the A, I agree. Yeah, he was, like, number one in all-star votes and shit like that. Oh, yeah, he was the biggest. But people was definitely excited to see Blake.

Oh, yeah, we was. Because we knew he was a star. Like, we knew he had crazy bounce. We knew all that shit. But, and I ain't going to lie, his dunk contest was kind of shaky, too. Yeah, that jump off the key is a little iffy, but we're going to respect it because it's Blake. Yeah. But, whatever.

Oh, yeah. I don't remember no other. This is Zach Levine's situation. I ain't. They start putting young guys in it, though. Yeah. I mean, I don't mind who's in it just as long as they do it. Like, well,'d just be like,

you get an opportunity, it'd just be lackluster. Donovan Mitchell in 2008. He was a young guy. Yeah. I don't remember what he did. Team dunk contest shit, I was done with that. We still gonna watch it every year because it is what it is.

I think, who won it though? You know, Dane Lillard? Yeah, it was some weird ass team. But I don't know, man. That's terrible. All-Star weekend used to be like something we looked forward to. Now it's just like, all right, let's get through this

so we can get to the rest of the season. Pretty much. That's terrible. I see a boy trying to make the quarters go to 10 minutes now. Adam Silver. Yeah. Yeah.

Could be with the rest of the world. Y'all think that's trash? Yeah, I like the NBA. I feel like that made the NBA so different. Like, that was the difference between college and the NBA. Like, you played 12-minute quarters. The game was longer. Mm-hmm.

Like, it just felt different. Now, if you go 10-minute quarters, I feel like college basketball, 20-minute half. It's the same thing. Yeah, it just wasn't. It made the felt different. Now if you go 10-minute quarters, I feel like college basketball, 20-minute half. It's the same thing. Yeah, it just wasn't. It made the NBA different. Yeah, it's like he's trying to cut corners. He's like, yeah, I don't want to get back any of this broadcast money, but I'm going to find a way to try to make y'all play less.

So, yeah, I'm going to just save two minutes off each quarter. A-time, X amount of minutes you're not playing now. It's like, okay, well, if y'all wasn't so greedy and they had a smaller season, then you wouldn't have to have this problem about the lackluster quote-unquote ratings. So y'all would pick less games over less minutes? Yes. Ideally. I want everybody

to get that money. I don't want to take no money from a consumer standpoint. If you're telling me I'm going to get 82 games of maybe 40 for real ones, alright, make this shit 60. But again, the money behind it, I know it's never going to happen. I understand why, but I'd rather have less games. It means they're more meaningful.

So it means it's going to be working. Competitive, yeah. 82, you know you're going to slack off. By the time you're sad, your team's sad for the next three or four months, then you're in the offseason. Yeah, they fucking with the NBA way too much, bro. Too many changes, bro.

Leave that shit the OG way. There are things that they could do to improve it. I don't think that anybody was complaining about how long the game was. Y'all think it's time to release that high school rule? Yeah, you gotta let these kids go out of high school. Bring the energy back. That's what's messing up the league. Like, you getting guys

they don't, it's messing up college too. Nobody cares to go to college For one year I mean they getting money But Yeah I'ma be I'ma just go to the highest bidder

Like dude BYU Like Come on Man but BYU gonna be lit for one year He probably gonna struggle Cause he gonna get double teamed

All this shit It ain't gonna be looking How it's supposed to look It ain't gonna mess up his draft stock because he's just way too popular of a player right now. But it could potentially hurt him. Like Rutgers are sad. They just so good

like potentially they could be really good. Both of them players. It ain't fucking with their draft stock. But it's some guys that probably thought they were going to be one and done and then went to college and it fucked them up. And that one turned out to be four. Like a bunch of them Arkansas kids.

Woo. You right, bro. Some of them would have went out of high school. DJ Wagner out of high school. Top five pick. He not going to get drafted. That's crazy. So some of them rules, they hurt people

because college ain't the NBA. It's a totally different game. Some of them players are going to be way better in the NBA than they are in college. Like A.J. DeBensa, whatever, I'm telling you, he's going to be better in the NBA because of style of play. You get the ISO. You can't sit in the lane. You can't do that.

You don't really double team in the NBA. So you think you're going to see a lot of that in college? Yeah. That's why Ace Bailey look like that sometimes. We be like, he cold. But it's like, you start seeing chink in the arm. You be like, well, he can't do this. Well, that don't look that good.

You start criticizing shit that you didn't see because in AAU, everybody play man to man. High school, you got dudes. He went to a public high school. They good, but you got dudes that ain't about to go play basketball. You got football players playing. You got soccer players on the team. So the competition obviously is a little down.

But AAU ain't nobody trapping, double-teaming him. He look crazy. Like you said said getting drafted he going to somewhere they gonna develop him and they's gonna figure out they got now you just getting criticized

every week cause now you supposed to be hot shit you supposed to be out here averaging 30 you supposed to be winning games that's an unreal

expectation for a kid to have in college cause college is more about the coaching than it is the player yeah and you got 24, 25 year olds playing

that been in college for 6 years strong as an ox and you your 24, 25-year-olds playing. They've been in college for six years, strong as an ox. And your first year, you ain't really play against no men. These grown-ass men. And then you're supposed to come and kill and save it. If you went to the league, you'd be playing grown man, but you get to develop. Your whole day is based off of basketball.

Everything you do, you wake up in the morning to lift weights, and as you train, you learn to develop into an NBA player, basketball player, everything you do, you wake up in the morning to lift weights, you train, and you learn to develop into an NBA player, basketball player, but you got time. Nobody expects a rookie to come take over the league. Only Bron had them

kind of expectations, and he only averaged 25 and 5. And I shouldn't say only because I'm a great numbers, but we ain't expect that much from Bron. Like,

we thought he was going to be good. He did what he was supposed to, but by year two and three, we like, all right, it's time.

You know what I mean? College. Shit. They expect him to be the guy. Lead us to a championship. And that ain't just, that ain't gonna happen. So if you can go to Miami and be the man or go to Kentucky with four other dogs, what are you gonna do?

It depends who gave me the most money. Like, while I go to Kentucky and I only got a million dollars, but Miami want to give me eight million dollars. Shit, if I'm going to be a number one pick anyway, I'm going to go with the money. What if you only get a million from both?

Well. You want to win a championship or you want to average 30? Shit, if I'm trying to get to a league the league I gotta get the FGJs up you're right you're already the top three player in the country like if I'm like a boozer twin I'm the number one player in the country I'm gonna do

like I'm gonna go to a system that's gonna make me look good I'm gonna play with some other quality players I'm on TV every week I'm on TV and the pressure ain't all on me

but it's gonna be on me because everybody want to see me. But I know I got some other McDonald's guys and some talented players around me. That's going to make it a little easier. Yeah. I'll probably go that route. But AJ,

7 million, BYU. Everybody know like, it's going to be rough for him over there, but he got paid. Turn up. You got an excuse excuse look who i'm playing with what about if he was a quarterback what you mean i'm going where all the money at nigga this isn't simple same money though football different i'm going to ohio state i'm going to ohio state so you want to win a championship in college football yeah because I got to stay three years anyway.

That's fair. Okay. Yeah, football, you got to get that money because, you know, that's different. You would hit away from not playing no more. I'm just saying the money is the same. Yeah, I'm going to go to Ohio State, though. Know your yards, your everything. Whatever position you play, you're going to be the best at.

Yeah, I'm going to go to Ohio State. I'm going to go be on TV every day, play with the best players. Why not? Speaking of college, do we feel like it's coming to the end for Calipari? Yeah, he done. And I love Coach Cal, but it's just what he had, his formula was meant for kids to go out of high school, right? Mm-hmm. And he was the guy that could get when they put the one and done rule in,

when it wasn't all this portal shit. He had the blueprint. I'm going to recruit you the best. I got Kentucky behind me, so when you leave, I can pay you when you leave. Like, you at Kentucky, I can get you to do a signing for $100,000 as soon as you enter your name in the draft. So I can't pay you when you get here. But when you leave, I got you.

It held weight back then. Now it don't hold no weight. Damn. Like Coach Cal, I got five mil for you. All right. BYU, I got seven mil. But you can play for me. Man, fuck you.

Yeah, coaches don't have no pool no more. It's all about the money. I hear Rick Barnes. He said, we pay you to do this, right? That's how they feeling now. But I do say that's a downside, too, because if you go somewhere you don't kill, coach can sit you down and fuck up your money.

Yeah, and that's what Coach Cal will do. Like, shit, so I'm going to go somewhere like AJ where you can't afford to sit me down. Yeah, I'm forcing your hand. I wish you would sit me. Alumni will kill you. Damn. We pay AJ to play.

They'll fire the coach at BYU if he didn't play him. Arkansas. Coach Cal? Yeah, when you give one person $7 million, that's a... Yeah. That's a rare case, though, bro. At Arkansas, Coach Cal can be like, he wasn't worth it. Like, he played...

You know what I mean? He's a school. I mean, not literally, but... Nah, damn near, though. Yeah, like, people know Coach Cal for Kentucky and Arkansas now. I think that's a good idea, though. AJ, you can't.

AJ is on the Hornets. You can't do that. But Coach Cal, for sure, bro. I think that's going to help the kids, though. Play harder. Yeah, I mean... There's way more kids making that type of money than AJ and the band, so...

Yeah. And they deserve it. The outright type of money than AJ and the band. Yeah. And they deserve it. The outright part, too. I know the crazy part is you look at some of these alumni bases. Back when they was paying them under the table, they'd be like, man, he sucks. We do X, Y, and Z for him. Now they putting dollars on that. We pay him $2 million.

Is this how he pay? That shit is wicked. I wouldn't give a fuck, though. They professionals now. The only thing bad about that is they don't got like contracts like I mean some of them might

but they don't got contracts like the league like you signed a two year deal so you gonna get a million this year and a million next year I think some football players

got it like that but basketball is like a one year contract so you got one million this year or whatever it is 300,000. Next year, your ass might be

down a 40,000 at IUPUI. It's like, damn. Hey, listen. I know they ain't got NIO. Hell nah. They ain't giving out fruit cups over there for the players to pull up.

Remember they had the pull up trials the year before last cause I have you active student pull up yeah I'm good they wasn't who didn't get no fucking scholarship who was we saying they wasn't offering Rasheed or nobody no scholarship

yeah they wasn't offering nobody from that team all these niggas is hooping getting 300,000. They whole starting five could have played IEPY that next year. Damn, what? It's crazy. Give us some IEPY, man. I know they on the new routine.

We ain't going to put no smut on them. But the old routine. Yeah, boy. The open tryouts is crazy work. That was bugging. Damn, man. Give us some. What else going on in the world?

I wanted to ask you you brought up a point earlier in the conversation you were talking about like the regime just from people who don't understand

what's your average day like as a NBA player like what's your day to day like not a game day or actually we'll start with a game day or a break day

you gotta shoot around so usually if you you at home you'll shoot around like 10 o'clock on the road i think it was like 11 something like that i can't remember exactly so you gotta shoot around usually eat breakfast after shoot around probably take a nap get the bus about 350 get to the gym do your shooting chill for a little bit, play the game. After the game, get something to eat, do whatever you want to do. That's usually a day in the life on a game day.

Off day, you usually got practice like at 11. Not a game day, just a regular day. You got practice at 11. 11 and 2, you probably at the gym. 2.30, getting your work in, lift weights, get some shots up, whatever. After that, your day is free.

So this is where the trouble come about for NBA players. You got a lot of free time. So when you young guys always tell them, oh, you should go back to the gym later that night. Probably come back in around seven, get some more shots up, put some work in, call a coach, whatever it is. You got some of your guys in town.

Have them rebound for you. Just keep staying in the gym. That's what I did my first two, three years. Some guys, you get to go home and play the game all day. You get to call on the girls. Don't say you got three days in a row, you just got practice. That's when you go out to the club, where you might have a little party at your crib.

Don't let it be like the Super Bowl weekend or something. That's when shit starts getting vicious because it's so much free time. And you don't got nothing to do. You got all this money and you got free time. It can get wicked. I can see how Zion...

A lot of habits start to form. I can see how he gets out of shape. Yeah, a lot of habits start to form, man. And Zion on the max deal, too. You ain't got nothing. You ain't used to really getting booty like that. And that big old double N

walking that motherfucker. We ain't got a game until Friday, bitch. It's Tuesday. A lot of habits start to form, man. You start seeing dudes doing stuff that...

That's why a lot of guys get out of the league fast. Yeah. Because it's a lot of free get out of the league fast. Yeah. Because it's a lot of free time. If you ain't dedicated to the game or you ain't locked in it could get spooky fast. There's so much shit for y'all to learn too. That's a different game.

It's so easy just to do shit, bro. It's crazy. It's just too much time. And then you got to think when you you're 19, a lot of dudes, they go from living with their mama to a college dorm. Yeah. And then you get a million dollars, now you're living by yourself. That freedom different.

Like, college freedom, you got freedom with your coach and them. Your advisors and them still can tell on you. Yeah, you still got a routine. Yeah, you know, you got to go to class and shit. Your advisors and them still can tell on you. Yeah, you still got a routine. Yeah, you know, you got to go to class and shit. You miss class, you get told on. You got to run a team, got to run, all type of weird shit. NBA, ain't no advisors. Yeah, and most of the time, your family's just happy you got some money now.

Yeah, NBA is. You don't really give a fuck. NBA, you just got to make it to practice on time. As long as you make it on time you smooth after that they don't give a fuck what you do you can go gamble drink all night just don't be late

NFL they got curfew on Saturdays nah we no curfews game day whatever you boys used to come in man let's say you play in New York. New York, everybody like to go out in New York.

Boys would be coming in seven in the morning. Walking to, they clothes on. Regular clothes on, walking to Starbucks. The bus for shoot around probably nine o'clock or something.

It used to be earlier in New York because we used to go to the garden sometimes. So it'd be hella early. Boys would just wear their clothes till the train. Hey, get my loop off the door. Just bring it to niggas be in hoe outfits on the bus like.

Get to the gym, take their shit off. Do shoot around. Come back home, go to sleep, play the game. Don't nobody say nothing. Niggas be smelling like a fifth. Nobody care. Niggas will go home and nap. Yeah, bro. They come back.

Long as you did your job, nobody care. I used to see niggas just wait. Like, bro, when I was a rookie, Joe and them used to have, like, we would land in L.A. They had car services outside, like, on the tarmac. Or, like, when you went through the gate, it'd be a bunch of black cars, SUVs outside the gate, ready to pick you up and go to the club. They don't even hit the hotel. They go straight here, like, drop my bags off.

I've been a part of that. I'm going to drop my bag off, nigga. Nah, that's a vibe. That's the player thing about being in the NBA. The NFL is strict, bro. I was definitely drop my bag off, nigga. I remember, I might be telling too much, but fuck it. Me and PJ one time time we was in milwaukee we got to houston we got there about 10 30 at night right we lean

like 10 30 he like t we up and down or we just going straight from the airport i'm like let's go up and down let me change my clothes clothes. He like, man, fuck that. Watch what I do. He has a brand new Porsche pickup. Pick us up on the tarmac. So he get off the plane. So nasty yellow 911 on the tarmac. I'm like, it's motherfucking nasty.

Now, mind you, we on a road trip. He like, come on, T, let's go. I'm like, I'm going to take you to my shoe house. I'm like, bet. I'm like, man, look what I got on. I don't have on a sweatsuit. He like, bring your bag. So imagine me. I got a, man, look what I got on. I don't have on a sweatsuit. He like, bring your bag. So imagine me.

I got a big ass luggage. The 9-11 Trump. He put his shit in. Nigga, I'm in the front seat. Niggas was texting me like, you thirsty as fuck. I was thirsty. I've been in front of that motherfucker 9-11 with a luggage like this. Thirsty as hell.

He like, man, don't worry about that shit, man. We ended up having a good time, but it was thirsty as I've been in front of that motherfucker now living in luggage like this. Thirsty as hell. He like, man, don't worry about that shit, man. We ended up having a good time, but it was thirsty as fuck, though. Damn, bro. See, when we touch down, we outside. Oh, what?

Nigga, up and down rules. Shout out to all my old heads. I couldn't imagine doing that shit, bro. Every night, rookie. You have to go out every night. Shout out to all my old heads. I ain't going to shout them out because they was married probably. It was probably lying.

It was a different time in life. Yeah, it was probably lying and shit. That's the issue though because the people be like, man, like the schedule. I'm like, yeah, schedules don't be as rigorous as some people think. They have another vibe, but y'all pressure to perform is so crazy that it bounces out way more.

Now the pressure to perform is tough now. Like, you are getting paid off of your performance. So, it's cool to have all this money. I know people always be like, oh, I hate when you complain. Like, I'm like, it's cool to have all this money and make this money. And people will say, save your money and all this, blah, blah, blah. But the average NBA career is four years right so in four years you say you made say you made a million dollars a year after taxes let's say you took

home 200 2 million after your four years you got 2 million you got a head start right cool that's 2 million if you never did nothing else in life you never learned shit let's just say you want a nigga's went to school for one year you ain't get a degree life, you never learned shit. Let's just say you one of them niggas went to school for one year. You ain't get a degree. You ain't never learned shit. You been babied your whole life or whatever it is. Niggas didn't took care of you.

You went to Alabama. The white girl gave you money. All this shit your whole life, right? And you didn't save up $2 million. Now your basketball career is shot. Now you might go overseas for $25,000 for a year, like a couple months. You just doing this.

You try to invest that $2 million. You still got to live. So now you got to find a place to stay. Say you spend, I don't know, $200,000 on a crib, $800,000, $180,000, whatever it is. Now you starting to see that shit chip away. You still got to pay property tax. Even if you got investments,

you still got to live regular day life. Eventually, you're going to have to get that shit chip away. You still got to pay property tax. Even if you got investments, you still got to live regular day life. Eventually, you're going to have to get a job, bro. You're going to have to do some shit else to maintain your life. This is just like a nest egg of 1.8 million, which is cool. But if you don't know how to do nothing else, what job are you going to fucking do? Because a lot of us didn't have degrees. I don't have a degree. A lot of us are not qualified to do shit

besides play basketball or coach basketball or do some other shit. So that's where the trouble happened. Like, luckily, I was blessed to make a certain amount of money

and be able to save shit where you like, you ain't really got a, you know, with interest, your interest payments, you can really take care of your life for the rest of your life.

But a lot of people don't get that same opportunity. So you'll see niggas doing jobs and shit. People can't understand like, why the fuck is this nigga working? He made all this money and be like,

nah, not necessarily. And the nigga probably didn't have no more skills because he probably left college after one year. And shit, if he can't coach it,

only thing else he can do is play it. If he can't play it no more and nobody want to do is play it. If he can't play it, no more. Nobody want Howard Merritt as a coach. He's fucked. Like you said,

a coach, even in certain situations, you have to have a degree or certain certifications. Yeah, in college. Yeah, you need that. And then that's the best case scenario.

Yeah. Because most people get them checks, that two that they got, oh, they done bought a whip, they done bought a chain, And I'm saying, you ain't buy shit.

Like, you ain't do nothing in four years. Yeah, that's the best case. Terry Crews, boy, you ain't spend shit. Like, you ain't do nothing in them four years. Yeah, that's the best case. Terry Crews, boy. You ain't spend no paper. A normal nigga? Yeah, you done bought a chain. You done bought a car, a house.

Nigga, you might be down to 1.1 to start your life. And niggas, I know a lot of niggas like, oh, nigga, 1.1, nigga, I've been good. You probably thinking that. I was thinking that same thing. But when you live that life your whole life, it's different.

Like, when you a worker, you've been working since you was 16, 17. Nigga, I've been catered to since I was 16, 17. Niggas been giving me shit. You know what I mean? I've been walking in the gym.

Get that nigga some shoes. Get that. Everybody take care of everything. I ain't never had to work for shit. That's all I know is getting. I'm I'm I'm Jeff. Give me this.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You want me to play here. Give me a hundred. That's what you've been your whole life.

You ain't never had to work. Nigga. Ask nigga NBA niggas how many times I had a job. Nigga. Never.

If you was good. I don't really got time to. Yeah. But they don't have resumes. Yeah. Like what? The athletes really don't have a job. Nigga, if you was good. You don't really got time to. Yeah, but they don't have resumes. Yeah, like what? The athletes really don't have jobs.

I mean, motherfucker like Kurt Warner. He was the only one. Why you gonna turn to Kurt Warner for? He was the only one. He did. He had a regular job, bro. Kurt Warner was like worked at Kroger or something. John Starks?

What'd he do? He was at a grocery store. But a lot of niggas didn't have regular jobs. Like niggas didn't have jobs growing up.iggas i had jobs growing up that's why i tell everybody i was blessed bro that what we like even doing this shit like the fact that we found this and it even became something it's cool like the oh yeah you know i mean there's a lot of niggas don't find that second hobby and if you wasn't blessed to make a lot of money and i ain't saying a million dollars not a lot of money but in the grand scheme of things playing professional sports wasn't blessed to make a lot of money, and I ain't saying a million dollars is not a lot of money,

but in the grand scheme of things, playing professional sports, a million dollars is not a lot of money. Yeah. So, if you're not blessed like that, sometimes the situation is a lot harder.

So, everybody in the comments is like, oh, shut up, complaining, you got to go to work. Well, you've been working

since you were 14. So, you understand how to work. These niggas don't know how to work. That is a hard adjustment. Yeah, bro. I just,

speaking about that, like, he ain't no NBA nigga, but he had all the bitches. Miles' behavior, lead singer. They just had him on Twitter. He work at Amazon,

don't he? Yeah. Yeah, I'm saying. Like, nigga. He in that third shift going crazy, bro. I imagine. He ain't never fucking smiling,

but. I imagine. I know that nigga made six, seven hundred thousand dollars. Yeah. He'll never fucking smile. I imagine. I know that nigga made six, seven hundred thousand dollars. Yeah. He cashed in for sure. Yeah. Solid career for sure.

Yeah. Unless they was signing Chris Stokes. He probably. Nah. I ain't doing it. He probably was. I ain't doing it.

He probably. No. We just got. I'm not going to say anything about that. I'm trying to move on. Come on. Let's get naked.

Oh! Nope. Chris Stokes! I see you, baby. That's a crazy shout out. That's a crazy shout out. I know. When he was here, I was so That's a crazy shout out That's a crazy shout out I know

But I wish he was here When he was here I was so shitty I didn't say that verse Fair play I meant to say that verse When he made for the reflect Look at that mommy like They gotta get away with Chris Stokes man

He gotta burn man Yeah him and Marcus Houston He like, ooh. They got to get away with Chris Stokes, man. Yeah. He got to burn, man. Yeah, him and Marcus Houston. Marcus Houston picture with him wearing that all white with the plastic over it. It's still one of the craziest pictures of all time. Weakest picture. He was on the runway. What happened to them?

What happened to them niggas, man? Chris Stokes. That's what happened, bro. They were fucking abused and taken advantage of. B2K? No. What was Marcus Houston's group called? Immature. Immature Yeah

What happened to the dude With the eye That they were told Bro Bro I wouldn't advise you To go read that shit Cause it's dark as hell

Nah bro They was What I just said They was abusing And taking advantage of Oh man I hate to hear that That shit's crazy

Y'all niggas watch The Diddy documentary Nah It's like 30 of them I watched the one On the ID channel It's like 30 of them Yeah it's like 3 on Nah. It's like 30 of them. I watched the one on the ID channel. It's like 30 of them. Yeah, it's like three on Tubi.

I've seen like half of one, but. I was watching on the ID channel. What'd he do? They just trying to make the nigga just seem like he, I mean, he qualifies for everything they saying. Like, just like how aggressive he is. And that was the first episode I watched. He was just like super angry. Like, he had like rage.

He had a snap out at any time. And I was like, well, this look very accurate. You know what I mean? Like, you'll see that shit. Yeah.

Like you've seen the video with Cassie. So it was just like, I was going to say after that, I don't think nobody could hide. Yeah. I'm like, well, it makes sense,

but we can, nah, bro. We saw that video. Yeah. I'm like, they trying to paint a picture of him being like angry. I'm like picture painted fellow he's a mean nigga no you did he out of pocket i was just thinking of chris stokes bitch ass walking around la like he's so cool

chris stokes a legendary was a producer or manager uh he got a couple of adjectives now but we'll move on type in Chris Stokes man I don't know what he did bro I ain't really tapped it don't B2K right and I ain't laughing at the allegations I'm just saying when you see him he just be walking around

smiling and shit like dude you're a piece of shit man I don't know Chris Stokes it's crazy around smiling and shit. Dude, you're a piece of shit, man. I don't know, Chris. There's a lot of people who just heart-shaking the pressure right now, bro. It's crazy. I don't even know. Are you a manager? Bro, defund, bro.

I really hate him. I'm sorry, bro. Nah, nah, nah. He did that. Yeah, bro. I ain't looking at that. I know, allegedly, that's Chris Stokes. I'm going to say, allegedly, so he on Seuss. Allegedly, for sure. Not, bro. I don't know what he did. I ain't looking at that. Ain't no allegedly, that's a Chris Stokes. I'm going to say allegedly, so he on him soon. Allegedly, for sure.

Not for me. He said not for me. That nigga over there. Not clubbed by 20 LLC. I said allegedly. This is the gang. I got the chain. I'm wearing it to court. I don't know.

I don't know what that nigga did. He said Rocky nigga. I've just been what that nigga did. Now he's like, it's that Rocky nigga. I've just been seeing a lot of like, Diddy have a nigga sing for his beds and they showing a bunch of like, rap battles and shit. Y'all see the nigga?

Did y'all see when he was on Making the Bed? He said, all right, now y'all niggas getting naked. Whoa. Oh, I got to see y'all to quit.

Shout out to Diddy, man. I hope he gets some help, man. Don't shout him out. You're welcome. He got to need some help, man. They did say they had niggas like recording in the shower. Like he was making people record.

Like singing in the shower. Singing in the shower. MTV did not clear that. Like they had a mic in the shower. Like he wanted them to set up the whole set in the shower. It's like also in one of them documentaries. They're talking about this morning. They wanted to set up the mic in the shower. Like, he wanted them to set up the whole set in the shower. It's like, that's on one of them documentaries

they're talking about this morning. They wanted to set up the set in the shower and, like, they wanted to sing and produce the music in the shower. That's equivalent to R. Kelly

having to bed in the studio. Yeah, that's some freaky news. I did see he had a big-ass bed in his backyard. They had voice recordings of him requesting to his assistant, dude,

like, to bring him drugs and shit. Bring him drugs? Like, bring him, like, he, like to bring him drugs and shit. Bring him drugs? Like bring him like, he was like, bring the Cialis, bring the mushrooms, bring the Adderall, bring the... That nigga was trying to go up top. Man, bring the Cialis. He kind of really just standing like,

he just might have been a nasty nigga. Yeah, he was a freak. He was. Too nasty and abusive. Did you see the Dahoo Yo Papa's collab? Oh my God. I'm so glad you brought that up. Because I ate that shit the other day.

Wait, what? Yeah, they got it on the one on 16th Street. How is it? Bad Collapse. It's trash, for real? Stomach was hurting all night. What did you get? I got a six-piece with the Don Julio. I gotta tap in,

bro. I ain't got time. I'm out of pocket. They put the Don Julio. I got to tap in, bro. I'm out of pocket. They put the Don Julio inside. Like, I don't think it's legal. But I think six team just been doing it on their own. I know y'all got no legal. They put a shot of Don Julio in there? Yeah.

It's like a little, like a little hitter. Yeah. Yeah. I think that was some niggas just did down there. I got a tap yeah I didn't know

wait that mean you just not said that they were providing shots at the drive-thru with a pop-up I think that was just a pop-up it was like

we got Don Julio on the chicken now I'm live it'll be so live you're saying Mike looking it up and shit I was trying to pull up

I feel that's how it's supposed to be though they really got him though I feel like that's how it's going to be I think they They really got them, though. I see. I'm not on 16th Street, bro. I feel like that's how it's going to be. I think they got a liquor license. Because my thing is, they said select. Because Taco Bell got a liquor license. They do.

They got the... It's only going to be in the Super Bowl. For Super Bowl. They said select locations. So when you said West 16th Street and Harvey, I'm like, if they were selected, the criteria was crazy. But y'all said location, my niggas.

But it ain't even that. Who is here to see on 16th Street? Well, Avon deserve it. If Avon gets it, they deserve it. that. It's Hennessy. I'm 16. Well, Avon deserve it. If Avon gets it, they deserve it. Shout out to the Hennessy gang. Y'all are 16. Giving me a shot of Don Julio with my chicken is elite, though. No, it's a garlic three-piece wing specialty sauce.

It's only a three-piece? And a spicy strawberry flavor lemonade mocktail according to the company I'm cool on that mocktail I'm cool too yeah I fuck with that chicken though

y'all you ever made a sauce with liquor yeah with Hennessy yeah I had somebody get some we had some Hennessy wings somewhere and I did it with them

we did Boston yeah it was fire that's the day my stomach fucked. Everybody made a choice that night. A bourbon sauce. Matter of fact, mother tap in.

Oh, okay. Made a sauce with the bourbon too. Tap in. Like a little glaze. It ain't nothing, bro. It really don't. I don't really do nothing. Can y'all, like,

I really can't drink liquor when I eat. I can. That's why I was fucking with the papa eyes. Yeah, I really can't drink liquor when I eat. I can. That's why I was fucking with the papa eyes. Yeah, like, if I drink liquor while I eat... Anything with grease?

I'm tapping in. If I drink, like, it don't take the food. Like, you fucking on my food. I need, like, a Sprite. Yeah, I'm cool. Like, a regular drink. Then when I'm done,

I can drink some liquor. But, like, I be watching niggas sip they drink while they eat, and I be like, there's no way that's hitting the spot like it's

bro that's not quenching your thirst down there two don julio reposados with your meal bro caught a hotline bro you don't drink like don julio y'all you just get a drink though but i'm saying a mixed drink with your food is crazy like women get lemon drops with their food all the time yeah that's crazy like liquor why you eating I know people who have beer with that stuff, and I'm like, damn, that's tough. That's not it, bro. It's not as bad as y'all thinking. I'm trying to. It's just not hitting the spot for me.

I mean, now, if you taking a shot. Mid-meal, it's crazy. Mid-meal, yeah. You know, go to the nearest doctor. But if you got a drink, bro, like a Hennessy sidecar you got a meal it's fire bro yeah i do it all the time when i go to a state because i like to pause but like you like to guzzle you can always try to put some freaky shit on so

the words you pick always be like but you you like to drink, drink, bro. You're not like a cool drinker. You're like a... Nigga, I don't like to drink, period. I'm talking about... Fuck out of here. Y'all know I'm the chillest nigga to drink. I'll pour a shot out in a heartbeat.

What I'm saying, though, you really like drink. So it's different. No, nigga, when when i eat i really drink a sprite or a fucking yeah but i'm talking about you you you're not a cool like uh you don't get like a nice drink when you go out to eat nigga you right no i get a sprite you get an old real niggas get like an old-fashioned with a meal you know i mean that's some cool shit bro so mike you drink bourbon with your meal if i to like some wings or something like that? Yeah.

Old-fashioned is safe, bro. Y'all niggas too old for me. I fuck with old-fashioned. I'm going to get a beverage while I'm cooking. Yeah, I'm going to get a Sprite. I'm going to drink after the show. Yeah, I get a couple shots. Y'all be drinking, bro.

Y'all be drinking. I'm with old-fashioned. I hang with you. Nigga, you gets the bottle. Talk about we be drinking. He walk around with the 42. Pulling out his backpack. Backpack Henny, nigga.

What did you talk? Okay. Nigga, you gonna quit trying to keep throwing the drinks on me? Y'all already gave me the alcohol. Fuck it. Throwing the drinks on me? All right. Y'all gonna quit putting all the alcoholic shit on me.

Y'all already gave me a bottle of Christian. Because you got trauma from Mike and Paula. I was trying to get you to 17. She said, no, he don't need no more. She was getting the alcohol. What kind of shit is that? That is wild. She was trying to have a night or something.

That was wild. See, look. Why would she request that? She was trying to have a night because she know how you wild. She tried to have a night because she know how you get. I don't liquor, bro. That's not my whole thing. I don't never even imagine you at a nice restaurant getting like a drink.

Because you don't know it's an order for real. Nigga, you crazy as fuck. I'll put him on all the drinks. He tried. I had the cherubina. That's because he wanted to be The Rock when he was in the NBA. So that's why I had Terramana. But he never put me on any other liquor. Casa Migos.

No, bro. Yes, bro. I brung it to the city. Stop. No, bro. I did. His backup work is always worth it. I did bring Casa to the...

He told me he brought Terramana to the city. I'm like, no, you didn't, nigga. No, I didn't. I never said that. The Rock sent me that. Yeah, I me he brought Terra Mana to the sim. I'm like, no, you didn't, nigga. No, I didn't. I never said that. The Rock sent me that. Yeah, I know. I'll give you that, but Casa Migos, no, bro.

Remy, white Remy, you did. White Remy is definitely you. I had that at your house, for sure. But that's it, bro. Don't put that on my house like that. That was, bro. We was filthy back then.

White Remy. You should get cases at the door. Why are these allegations, bro? Ribbons for the block. I would never even, I didn't even drink white ribbons. I just had it. Okay.

I did. I didn't like it, though. But Terrell? Legend. T-Dot. Him and Lou? Legend. That's crazy, man.

My nigga Phil put me on Jack Daniels. Ugh. Yeah. Phil, having a whole bar full of premium alcohol and him getting a Jack Honey my nigga Phil put me on Jack Daniels ugh yeah Phil having a whole bar for the premium alcohol and him getting

Jack Honey is still always a choice and Phil used to tap the Jack in Coke yeah I'm glad you put that Coke on in that cause if he used to

tap the Jack I was like whoa that's crazy come on bro yo let's get up out of here

we got some new merch dropping dropping dropping very dropping very, very soon. These niggas are lying, bro. I'm calling all lines out, bro. I got to agree with T. When is it really coming? We waiting on samples, man. I'm always telling they lying.

I saw it. No, we got the designs. Everything's already done. Oh, for real? I didn't like the weight of the first shirt. I didn't want no more see-through shirts. Oh, this shit was going to be light. Yeah.

I can't have no 520 shirts. shirts. Oh, this shit was going to be light. Yeah. Yeah, I can't have no 520 shirts. It was crazy. We getting official shirts. Yeah, but I saw the PowerPoint. So are we going to All-Star? Yeah, we are. We are going to All-Star, guys.

So we're going to have some great content for y'all. Come to All-Star weekend. All-Star weekend is when? The Valentine's weekend. Valentine's weekend. Damn. Valentine's weekend.

14th through the 16th take care of our 13th so you can skate out of town yo y'all better get your cash crash outs respect 14th is on the way

the crown is yours maybe hers who knows everybody's winning Valentine's day that's all I gotta say I don't let it know we'll be back next time let me ask you a question what did y'all get that's all I gotta say I know that note will be back next time

let me ask you a question what did y'all get when y'all was little did y'all ever at y'all high school did y'all have like the people come around with the roses

and you could send a rose to a chick oh like the dollar joint yeah at Brown Ripple they didn't know my niggas was probably wrong

did y'all ever send them I never sent one I used to start it back my birthday was on Valentine's Day so I would just get extras did you ever did y'all ever do the cards when y'all was like

in elementary school and shit we had to y'all had to do that my mama never would do that I used to feel like terrible like everybody come in with cards I'd just be sitting there like for a while I thought ever would do that. I used to feel like terrible. Like,

everybody come in with cards and be sitting there like. Yeah, for a while I thought we was Jehovah's Witness. That's why I thought I didn't. Oh,

me. My mama never, Y'all niggas had trapper keepers and shit. Y'all ain't never had them? I know. That's too, that's way before your age,

man. But a trapper keeper was like a special binder. Niggas had cartoon niggas on their shit. My mom used to give me them little folders. The little... Man, what? I used to be like, damn.

My book bagging shit was always premium, but holidays it got wicked. I ain't never had none of that shit. I remember when mechanical pencils came out. Everybody had that shit. No, sir. I was going to the... Can you sharpen my pencil, teacher? I was one of them niggas. Oh, wow.

So when the book fair pulled up, you were... What? Never. I used to just walk with everybody. Niggas was picking books and motherfucking... I ain't never do none of that shit. Bro, it wasn't that bad in your house, bro. That shit terrible.

A mechanical pencil, bro. That was 25 cents. Bro, yeah, bro. You didn't get, bro. That shit terrible. A mechanical pencil, bro. You didn't get that shit. And then I remember we got, what, middle school, high school, we needed that one calculator. Like the real one. The scientific calculator. Yeah. You was fucking dead. That was expensive. They out of pocket for asking parents about

that shit. Yeah, I never had one of them. To use that shit for like one semester. Yeah, I never had one of them, but my book bag and shit, I always had what I needed. If I wanted a mechanical pistol, it was never a problem. Nah, we didn't get none of that shit. I can't even tell y'all when I ever twisted that motherfucker in the pistol sharpener. That's how I was trying to get the fit off. I used to be the, hey, that was a way.

But outside of that. That's on purpose. Yeah, I was. Nah, we didn't have none of that kind of shit. I didn't get none of that yeah I was nah we ain't had none of that kind of shit I ain't get none of that like I remember when people used to get the 64 pack crayons I used to be jealous of them motherfuckers

well wait what grade were you in shit when you like first grade okay 64 pack is crazy you know what I'm saying? That's a body pack. You know what I'm thinking? You don't remember

what they used to have? And then when we was little, they used to have a special crayons. They was like, they had like different kinds. We had colored pencils, bro. Nah,

I definitely get that. Damn. When colored pencils came out, they definitely would get crayons. That's why we gotta get Michael Orr on the show bro so me and DJ

can chill they can go back and forth about the dark days hold on y'all got colored pencils hell yeah on my mama nah

I'm not gonna let you do miscarriage on them like that though I'm not lying though they just didn't my mama just didn't care about that

kind of shit bro you had a colored pencil, bro. My mama, I used to, now, nigga, I told y'all my history. Yeah, I had them. My mama ain't get them. Miss Curl, I ain't gonna let him do that.

I ain't doing it, my mama, like that. We had Jordans and shit, though. That's what made it crazy. She just didn't care about that stuff. Like, you need some pencils? Like, my mama was like, you need some pencils? It's a pencil right there. Like, take that to school tomorrow. That's how she was. It wasn't like, nigga, you're going to have

10 packs of pencils. Hell no. It was a bunch of us. So you was a kid that never brought the tissue to school? No, I didn't bring nothing. Snacks, shit.

None of that. Like, this was one of the only times I used to get mad at my mom. Like, I didn't care about that shit, obviously. But you didn't know? I didn't. I didn't. Like, I just see of the only times I used to get mad at my mom. Like, I ain't care about that shit, obviously. But you didn't know. I didn't. I didn't.

Like, I just see people with crayons. I'm like, damn. I got eight. I got 64. Fuck. How you get all them? You know what I mean? You got light yellow.

That's like the first pack you get. Yeah, I had the first pack. They had more than eight, though. I had the first pack. It's at least 16. I don't know what it was. No, you had eight pack. I had the straight.

Yeah, just a black, green. That's the old Charlize kid. I didn't have it. But. No, I ain't think it was it. Yeah, just a black green. That's the old Charlie's kids. But you remember they still had like Forest Green and shit. You know, they got all these other guys. I ain't had no. I ain't had no Forest Green. You had a 12 pack.

I had one eight pieces. Crazy, bro. Hey, Jeff had the pride pack. Fuck you. No, I'm saying, but you know what they saw new in them colors, like light green, hazel.

I'm like, nigga, I ain't had none of them shit. I ain't had no magic markers. But nigga, when y'all went on field trips, I'm going to ask y'all this so that we can get out of here. Did y'all like

take y'all lunch and your mama get y'all lunchables and shit? Or did y'all this, then we can get out of here. Did y'all take y'all lunch and y'all mama get y'all lunchables and shit, or did y'all have to eat that motherfucking cold sub apple milk? I hate to say it. Oh, no. I was rich. I was rich. You rich in my hood.

Nigga, I used to be so shitty. A lunchable was 99 cents. Mama, you could have turned up for me. I was like, Mama, we're going to Phil Chips Bar. I think I got to get a Lunchable. She was like, yeah, I got you. I wake up in the morning.

Mama, can you stop and get that Lunchable? It's always something. I was like, oh, shit. I'm going to go. Let me go take some cookies out the cabinet and put them in my pocket for lunch. She was probably fed up. It was too many kids there.

It was too many. But y'all was right there by my attitude. That's what makes it funny. So you know what I'd do, CVS, if I asked her early, I'd go get some hot chicken.

I'd get right. That's crazy, bro. I was definitely, yeah, my lunch was always packed, bro. McDonald's. What? I would've hated you.

I would've been talking shit. Some of my niggas did, though. I got treated different in my neighborhood. I would've hated you, bro. That's why I kind of felt a way about my dad. I would have been talking shit. Some of my niggas did, though. I got treated different in my neighborhood. I would have hated you, bro. That's why I kind of felt a way about my dad. I'm like, bro, I don't think I'm supposed to be over here, bro. We living too good to be over here. Yeah, we in love.

Like, all my friends, like, shout out to all my niggas, though. I'm like, man. I used to say it, too. Like, damn, bro, my niggas really don't got nothing, bro. And I ain't saying we ain't had nothing, but she just wasn't spending money on that shit. My mama loaded up, bro. My niggas really don't got nothing, bro. And I ain't saying we ain't had nothing, but she just wasn't spending money on that shit. My mama loaded up, bro. Every time my niggas came over to the career, bro, it was love. Me and Sauce, we was on 23rd and Kenwood or on 40th Street, bro.

It was love. Ain't no whatever you trying to steal cookies in. No. My mama didn't make us pay. My friends couldn't come over to my house and eat, bro. Well, you could barely eat that much nah

how you live there oh my mom well you could eat no snacks like we had a glass cookie jar nigga just so my I used to love when my friends came over

well your parents nice or they ain't my dad my dad was always like that like if I would've asked my dad for a lunchable he would've did it but my dad be gone

so my dad like when Phillip and him come over we ate McDonald's like eating McDonald's that was nothing for us we ate that shit everyday like my dad be gone. So my dad, like when Phillip and him come over, we ate McDonald's. Like eating McDonald's and shit, that was nothing for us. We ate that shit every day.

Like my dad was on that. But like, shit that you, that other shit, nah. Damn. She had a glass cookie jar, nigga.

So when you opened it, you could hear that. Ah, you could hear it, bro. Nigga, what? If you don't get your ass out of that cookie jar, what's with all you motherfuckers?

I'm like, damn, mama. Over the cookies? Over cookies, bro't get your ass out of that cookie jar, what's with all you motherfuckers? I'm like, damn, mama. Over the cookies? Over cookies, bro, beat your ass. Boy.

Nigga, you couldn't, we used to, you remember the gallon jugs of juice? You couldn't drink it. They're gonna try to send you to therapy

after this. That's why the back to school tea drives me crazy. No, that's why you go to my house now. When you go to my house,

bro, I got every snack in the world. Like, because I used to want that shit when I was little. Like, Gusher's Paws and all the fruit butterfoots and shit. I used to have that shit. I used to pause. That's crazy. But all of them, he named the Gusher's first.

Out the gate. Nah, all that kind of kidney shit, I used to have all that shit. Then I don't melt. You go to my crib, that shit was premium because I used to have all that shit then I don't melt you go to my crib that shit was premium cause I used to I mean do you like play with your mom like until like

nah you can't have that if she come over to your house would you do some shit like that my mama she too sensitive like you say no to my mama she

what's the problem I be like I'm just playing cause I'd definitely be on that though you got some McDonald's money yeah I'd definitely pop my mama's hand

if she reached in the refrigerator and just saw some cool shit. Boy, you're going to get cut. Because I can't complain because I used to always get shoes when I was little. So like shit that I needed and wanted, I got.

But like that little kind of shit, she just want to fuck with. I mean, the shoes is cool, bro. Like we used to get... I don't want no motherfucking sub that Miss Patty made, bro. He definitely had to. Three days ago. I used to get i don't want no motherfucking sub that miss patty made bro he definitely had three days ago i used to be like damn ips cold pack different too i'm gonna say y'all niggas was lucky it got here my mama bro yes it was wicked cold spring was

crazy it was wicked ips my whole elementary yeah'm saying, you know, it was a difference once you got the guy. I got the guy in 7th grade. 7th grade? What the fuck? Strawberry Passion Awareness? What the fuck is this? Nigga, I was like, oh, this is premium. Yeah.

Y'all niggas got this? Oh, man. You could buy Hot Cheetos at lunch. Man, what? Yeah, bro, that shit different. Yeah, that's when I started asking for some shit. Mama, can I get a dollar? Mama, can I get a dollar? Mama, can I get a dollar?

They're going to make fun of my drink. She's like, make fun of your drink? I can't be drinking milk, man. What the fuck? Yeah. Y'all niggas was different. Y'all didn't see. I'd rather drink liquor.

Even at six, I'd rather drink liquor than my motherfucking meal and that 1% milk on my soul. Yeah, I drink some liquor over a milk with a milk for sure. Yeah. Milk with your milk is crazy. But that's all I used to get, bro. I swear to God. I know. 1% bro.

1% the dark too. Chocolate. Chocolate milk. Ugh, that shit. We got options. We can take the two small apple juices or the milk. We got apple juice. What school you went to?

Wayne Township. Damn, they ain't had an apple juice over there. I think we had apple juice, but that motherfucker was just a hitter, bro. That motherfucker was a shot. I would have stole just a couple of the phones. I understood why everybody in my world I was stole, though.

It was dark, bro. I'm like, bro, you already don't got nothing to eat at home. Then you get to this motherfucker for nine hours. They give you milk with this meatloaf. That meatloaf, I ain't gonna lie, that meatloaf with the mashed potatoes and gravy was kind of heat. Never.

That shit was busted. That hot pack was busted. I ain't gonna hold you. I used to double up on that one. That hot pack, cold pack shit? Dead, bro. I used to double up on that hot pack. It's terrible. If you look at other countries, they feed their kids, and we feed our kids, bro. It's a fucking joke. That's why my stomach fucked up now.

Eating that hot pack and cold pack. Hey, man, please tell us some war stories. I went to you for lunch as an adolescent in the comments. Can't wait to see that. I'm damn near traumatized. Bro, how the fuck my mama ain't give me no lunchable? That shit is a little dark, bro. Bro, how the fuck my mama ain't give me no Lunchable? That shit is a little dark, bro. It ain't dark. It's just a little lunchable.

I would've had George in a Lunchable, though. Not me. Give me some motherfucking Air Force Ones. Give me shoes every day over a Lunchable. Because when I got home, I ate McDonald's. I was wearing K-Swiss. Oh, you would've been flamed.

Look at this nigga feet. I'm going to take my whole field with my K-Swiss. K-Swiss, hey, you wrestle? Hey, never meet him out of Gator. Somebody make the wrestler singlet with us

with K-Swiss, bro. I would have been tearing my head forward. Good job. Good job, man. I would've been tearing me in four. I had kicks when I wrestled. Did y'all imagine that nigga to wrestle and warm up and appear in K-Swiss?

What type of soccer do you remember, Dill? No, no, no. The ones with the ball on the back? Real life. I did blow my wrist. I forgot my wrist

was what's up. And I had to wrestle with my two boys. He went to Mid-Napes when it was purple. At least I was 13. Yeah, nigga had Bobos on the back of his side. Move on.

Hey, man. Let's go. Y'all crazy. Let's go. Y'all crazy. Hey, we out, man. We'll catch y'all next time. Yeah, y'all stupid as hell.

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