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The show tapes monthly at our studio in Atlanta, Georgia. To submit you or your organization for consideration, go to 85Southshow.com, backslash, black market. Bro, this is how meticulous I am. I could have sworn that was... That's a little faster than you usually play that. Yeah, just look like that. Yeah, the drugs and kick in when they get to that speed. You know?

I'm not going to don't kick it when they get to that speed. You're looking around like... Oh, shit. I think this shit worked in, my name. What was in that? Who was in there? Who was that you gave me? I don't know, bro, but it's working.

That's shit working now. Hey man, I like that. But I need you, hold up, I had a special request. I know you over there and you're vibing, bro, but I need you to play me something to just let the world know that I got the juice. You feel me? That's what I'm feeling like today. I feel like they need to know that I got the juice.

I'm feeling real juicy today. Ooh, yeah. Like, I feel, I'm juiced. Juses. Yeah, juicy, like niggins called the police so you would just try to make some money to feed your dog. If I was, if I was on Empire, guess what my name would be? What?

Juice is lions. Juice is lions. Oh man. What's your favorite kind of juice? My favorite kind of juice? Uh, I'm gonna have to go with cranberry juice because it's clean out your system. Uh-huh, yeah.

Cranberry juice. Uh-huh. Because it clean out your system. Yeah. I said cranberry juice. Say what? Because it cleaned out your sister. Come on, come on, come on.

Come on, come on. I said cranberry juice. Okay. I got to clean it out. It's just, what's your favorite? I got the juice. That should be great. Who we?

Because it'd be good and juicy and it tastes so great. Okay, okay. I put that cup right next to my plate. Uh-huh. I ate my sandwich, took my juice straight to the face. You drink it all. Don't mean to say it like that because they're weird. Uh-huh.

Because I've been drinking apple juice since I was about two years. I said, hold on. Hold on. Don't say it because it's not weird, but I've been drinking. Juicy juice since I was about one year. Hey, Carlo Miller. Yeah. You made me think. What?

I don't like grape juice, but I love great drink. Great drink. I don't know what it is. What is that? But it tastes so good. It's damn good. It's in them bottles that you sit out in the hood. I'm in the hood.

You know that juice that you got to shake. Uh-huh, okay. Because everything does feel out of place. Out of place. I'll take a juice. You'll take a juice. One I can shake. When you can shake.

With all the nutrients at the bottom, and the place, don't know. Don't stop. Don't you stop. We need to stop. We need to stop. I like the juice. You gotta tap at the box.

We got the juice. We got the juice. We got the juice. We got the juice. We got the juice. We got the juice. When you're drinking juice, don't you feel better? Uh-huh.

You can be drinking some water, but you're like whatever. Uh-huh. On another level. Okay. With two cubes of ice. Yes, sir. And you be watching TV like this juice is nice. This juice is nice.

You say the juice, we're going to get paid. Going to get paid. If you got water, add some powder, make it Kool-Aid. And now it's juice. Juice, juice. You add some sugar. Add the sugar. You take a sip.

Mm-hmm. Ain't it gooder. Ain't it gooder with the sugar. With the sugar. Yes, indeed. I said the sugar, it then made the juice good. Oh, you know. Hey man, welcome back to another.

Black, excellent spotlight. And today we're talking about juice. Yep, and if you didn't know. You didn't know, bro. And if you can go back and look at any of the 85 South Shore events or giveaways or pop-ups or, you know, any type, anything we've been doing around here, man, this brother always show up and show us love. and bring us too, man. My man, Keon Dayy.

What's up? What's up? What's up? Some of the best smoothies you can get. I remember the first time you came to one of our events, man. And, you know, I'm kind of skeptical about a lot of shit because I'm allergic to stuff. And you was like, no, bro, I'm telling you.

I got the one for you. I can look at you and tell you need. And then you gave me some shit, and I was like, you was right, man. What type of magician is you, man? This thing is a juiced gician. You know what I mean? So yeah, man, you definitely, definitely got a product that's

You finally got a product that's worth putting the light on, man. And, uh... Bro, a lot of people don't know this about me. I am not the health of this motherfucker, but I would juice anything. I'm not even a fan of a lot of the shit. But sometimes when you juice it, it hit different. Bro, you ever had a vegetable green juice

and you're just like, nigga, what is this? But you don't really want to know. You just don't want to fuck up the nutritional. Remember them juices we used to get that first season of wild or not? But we used to get up early and walked to get juice, man. So to see a brother in the juice game, we gotta show you much love.

Exactly. So give us a little, appreciate it. Give us a little insight before we even get into the juice about, you know, who is Keion? Man, listen, man. First of all, man, I appreciate y'all boys what y'all doing. Thank you, man. We appreciate you for showing the love. The whole other dynamic of everything.

You know what I'm saying? But a little bit about me, man. I'm from Anderson, Indiana, man, grew up, single mom, oldest of four boys. You know what I mean? So I tell ya. You know you're a real black man. You said, folk. Oh, yeah, folk.

You had a certain point in your life. life, whatever, all your numbers just turn over. Like, you take the U-W-2, three, four, five, six, seven, self, eight, nine, nine, nine and the pain in it. Nine, eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen, fourteen, fourteen, fitting, fitting, come on now.

No, man, no, no, but no for real talk though man, I, um, I started this joy man out of a gym. I was in Alabama. And I was fortunate enough to get some contracts with Auburn University. Made a whole bunch of money selling smoothies, bro. For real. I'm talking about millions of food trucks.

What? You're gonna come on here and tell niggins like that. You made millions selling juice. We're doing this shit, grown. I know. Look at me. I know. We're our last show.

I know, right. We got competition now. The juice brothers. Come on. Juice, too. So, like, was this something? Like, was this something that you always been into? Like, did you grow up juicing, you know what made you get into it?

Honestly, bro, I was... For my heart podcasts and Rococo Punch, this is the Turning, River Road. I knew I wanted to obey and submit, but I didn't fully grasp for the rest of my life what that meant. In the woods of Minnesota, a cult leader. married himself to 10 girls and forced them into a secret life of abuse. Why did I think that way? Why did I allow myself to get so sucked in by this man

and thinking to the point that if I died for him, that would be the greatest honor. But in 2014, the youngest of the girls escaped and sparked an international manhunt. For all those years, you know, he was the predator and I was the prey. And then he became the prey. Listen to The Turning River Road on the iHeart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

In 2020, a group of young woman in a tidy suburb of New York City found themselves in an AI-fueled nightmare. Someone was posting photos. It was just me naked. Well, not me, but me with someone else's body parts on my body parts that looked exactly like my own. I wanted to throw up. I wanted to scream. It happened in Levitown, New York. But reporting this series took us through the darkest corners of the internet

and to the front lines of a global battle against deepfake pornography. This should be illegal, but what is this? This is a story about a technology that's moving faster than the law and about vigilantes trying to stem the tide. I'm Margie Murphy. And I'm Olivia Carval. This is Levitown, a new podcast. from IHeart Podcasts, Bloomberg, and Collidoscope.

Listen to Levittown on Bloomberg's Big Take podcast. Find it on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Welcome to Pretty Private with Ebeney, the podcast where silence is broken and stories are set free. I'm Ebeney, and every Tuesday I'll be sharing all new anonymous stories that would challenge your perceptions and give you new insight on the people around you. On Pretty Private, we'll explore the untold experiences of women of color who faced it all. Childhood trauma, addiction, abuse, incarceration, grief, mental health struggles, and more, and found the shrimp to make it to the other side.

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Growing up, I was a kid that go to the McDonald's and I hit the machine, tap all them things, try that joint, pull that junk out, tap two of them, pull it out. But I ain't really thinking that. You're going to get banned doing that shit, man. We had a hug, hug McDonald's, but no, we did, I did that joint for a while, man, but like, honestly, it was really an idea me and my partner was doing. So in college, I was the party guy.

I threw all the parties, I made sure everybody was good, you know what I'm saying? And so my partner was like, bro, I spent, man, I spent $2,000 in the gym. I'm like, bro, how the hell you do that? He said, man, it's a dude in there got a smoothie bar, right? He sells smoothies, rap, Sally. He said, I spent $40 with me a day.

I'm like, that's a good idea. You know what I'm saying? So it was a gym I worked out of the end, and they was like, you know, They had a little spot that was available. They weren't doing it. So I went to holiday them. I was like, bro, what y'all, you know, what y'all doing?

And so from there, I was selling cars. And from there, three months, I opened up. You know what I'm saying? So I had a dope idea. I used to love the California raisins. You know what I was a lot of local. Oh, yeah, they were true, man. It was hard.

A lot of people don't remember when they used to do the California raisin commercial, bro. I didn't even eat raisins, man. But I used to love the California raisins dog. I did because they was a black group. You know, they're good. It was a temptation. It was a temptation.

Yeah. I did. As soon as I said, I started eating prunes too. I would eat the prunes? I did. Wasn't Ray Charles of California raising at one time? Nah, they kind of like did like a knockoff version of his voice. The one that went popular was when they remixed the Temptations.

Oh, I heard it through the great five. And all the raisins, but they kind of looked like roaches a little bit. That was the only thing about it. It was blackface. Okay. It was real fucked up. It was literally blackface. I got you.

It was dope, though. It was dope as hell. So I wanted to modern-day version of them boys, man. You know what I'm saying? So I was like, I didn't want to do nothing typical. And, you know, all the smoothies, every smoothie company you go to, it's tropical passion, man, I was like, man, I'm gonna name much. I'm got the dances, you know what I'm saying.

So I came up with like the nay-nade, the electric slide, the U-Kill'em. You know, I had to detain. That's my favorite one. That U-Kill. Yeah, I think that's what he gave me to U-Kill him first. Yeah, that was the one. As soon as you hit it, you tarry up. Yeah, exactly.

Ooh. Ooh. Yeah, man. So once I did that bro, I came up with that man and I started in the gym. Yeah. And then I got a contract with Arbor University, so I ran the check up there. Where you go to school at? Tiskees.

Oh, you're on Tiskees. Yeah, we always try to highlight that. Yeah, man. All that's something on your arm, too. Man, I play a cap'am. Oh, you know. Oh, no. Flip-flop wearing nigg.

Oh, yeah. Feet too big, man. You know you had to pay them rainbows. All you niggas had your toes out. The old name. That's why you threw the pot. He was in the club with your toes out. Big Q, big cute built-naker with the capers.

You didn't make the wrong choice. Didn't your big game? I knew something was up. I could feel like the nigga wouldn't let me in the party. You go get Keon. Tell you, you motherfuckers let me. I ain't wearing no fucking button-up shirt. See, I was different though, bro.

I ain't chill with a lot of catmen. I kept my day ones. My day one seen me through. So I was like, bro, I ain't gonna switch up. I'm not gonna roll with you because we got the same. We got the same interests I don't mean I still like you You know what I'm gonna keep you

These are my boys My boys kept in one hundred with Okay But yeah we did that joint man And I was fortunate enough man I won a bunch of elevated pitch competitions National Urban League Black Enterprise

Goldman and Sacks 10,000 small business program And then I got a store inside Walmart Ooh Yeah Boy kill them Yeah that did it right there Yeah I got a store inside Walmart

But I knew that junk wasn't It wasn't no money maker You know what I'm saying It was a good business move though But it was a business move So now everything else go up, the price go up. So now it's like, why this black dude, what's this black dude that got a store in Walmart?

Like, ain't nothing in Walmart, but the Chinese ladies, you know what I'm saying? Subway. Wood Forest Bank? Yeah, yeah, yeah, it ain't in every Walmart. They got the game sold up, man, Wood Forrest. I ain't never met a nigga with a Wood Forest account, but it'd be lies on there all the time.

That's all that got out of them, that's right next door. That's why I got changed for. Let me see if we can get some game from you right quick. Somebody who might be sitting. at the crib with the juice in the kitchen. Throw them a quick little recipe right quick. Oh, that's easy.

That's easy. So you got the juice in the kitchen. We're going to do a blend in the kitchen. Most of the thing, they ain't really got it. I gave them juicer. I gave them juicer. So what we're going to do? Do you know the 85% is we'll start on your ass?

They're going to send me 100%? Tell that we got juice in that. Here you are. So we're going to do juices. We got to get a smoothie for them. Juice in next to a pie. You're cooking for real, like you. The hashtag is 85 juices, send me a picture of your juices, man.

Stunt on Keon for me. So big. Because I already know how y'all coming. Bertie, I came on here and fucked you around and said the 85% is to have no job. I'm still getting tagged in jobs. You tell that, that, nigga, we're getting big brink. Everybody ain't rapping, nigga. I make seven figures.

I'm like, this nigga make seven figures in a dump truck. This is a dick mother. The dick's dumping. For real. He's dumping. No, with a recipe, man. I do a quick recipe like you get to some cucumbers. You want something that's going to pull a whole lot of juice out, right?

You know what the cucumbers do? Yeah, the cucumbers do. See, now we're getting in the juice. Cucumber going to pull the juice out. Okay. So that's a good base to use. Yeah, that's a good base. For whatever else you're putting in there.

Apples. Okay. Apples, going to get you a lot. Yeah. They're real heavy on that. But when you juice pineappas, you don't really get the most out. Do you feel the same one? Yeah, you get that junk out of that.

Okay. You get that junk out of that. Yeah, yeah. You get that junk out of that. You're going to do the apples, you're going to do the pineapples. We're going to throw kale in that thing. Got to. Got to.

Go to. That kale hit different. With that, uh, with that, um, the kale. And then we're going to do the, um, the celery stick. Man, you know how funny it's going to be with niggas in the grocery store. I asked of all this shit. What you call in that? And man, I'm looking for some keels.

You shit if a nigga told me to get, man. I don't know what it is. But, nigga, I'm looking for some kale. I think it's like white people greens. You're like weed. Yeah. That's dope. What you call that?

We call that? We called it the 85 stunter. All right, bet. Okay, that'll work. That'll work. Yeah. So, what brought you to Atlanta? So what brought me to Atlanta, bro, honestly, I was, man, I was killing the ass in Alabama,

bro. I mean, I shut down a smoothie king, a tropical smoothie and a freshness. I shut them down. You said that on camera, now smoothie king is like that. We have to get our get back. Yeah, we might add at that part out. And the smoothie king probably at the house. This motherfucker, that was the nigger that killed my Alabama no one.

That was the nigga that killed my Alabama. On your ass. Yeah, bro. Yeah, I knew that joint man. And they start throwing a hammer at me. So I got, first they start sending the health department at me. You know what I'm saying? Every week, it was a health department in my store.

One of my stores. I had six stores, two food trucks. So every week, they was at one of my spots. Then that didn't work. Then I got ordered by the state. I got ordered three times. God, damn. Now, IRS, the state, bro.

And finally, they hit me. I lost about 175 cash. Kill me. I had to shut down everything. I still owned all my equipment. You know what I'm saying? I didn't know nothing about credit. I just knew cash was king.

You know, I woke up every morning and looked at my numbers. Like, hey, boy, I'm good, you know what I'm saying? But when they hit it, they had nothing to stand on. You know, I owned all my equipment, owned all my trucks. My wife was a veterinarian. So she was like, shoo, bro.

I can apply for some jobs out here. Let's go to Atlanta. Yeah, you started on us again on the load, bro. I'm just gonna let that cook for a second. You mean to tell me you have married a successful black woman, too? Just let that breathe for a minute. You got it in there so careful. You know my wife of veteran.

Yeah. The first thing I thought about was bunnies. I was, she'd be saving bunnies. All the way live. You hit that one on the end. Bro, that was... Got her with the juice. That's a whole other angle.

You come at her with the juice. Yeah, niggins and took you on date, they ain't never made you a juice. When you married a woman who's a veterinary, you can pursue your passions and say, baby, I want to do juice. Whatever. Whatever.

Whatever. I got you. I got $50,000 on puppy shots today. You made $50,000 on puppy shots today. You're good, baby. Black veterinarian, too, bro. I couldn't be no black veterinarian. You know how much white people are paid to say their pets?

What? I'll be walking on that. It's not looking good. We didn't roll business, though. He swallowed a tennis ball. You ain't seen him. You ain't seen him take the gloves off. That niggas is all right.

Hey, what's the gloves come on? I'm sorry, ma'am. I'm sorry, ma'am. Grover's not going to make it. The surgery was touching God. Well, actually, we got a special juice that I put together for my husband makes. It's $30,000 a month, but it's so worth it. To be six months of physical therapy.

That's not my meat. $15,000 in a session. For real. For my heart podcasts and Rococo Punch, this is the Turning, River Road. I knew I wanted to obey and submit, but I didn't fully grasp for the rest of my life what that meant. In the woods of Minnesota, a cult leader married himself to 10 girls and forced them into a secret life of abuse. Why did I think that way? Why did I allow myself to get so sucked in by this man and in thinking to the point that if I died for him, that would be the greatest honor? But in 2014, the youngest of the girls escaped and sparked an international manhunt.

For all those years, you know, he was the predator and I was the prey. And then he became the prey. Listen to the Turning River Road on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. In 2020, a group of young woman in a tidy suburb of New York City found themselves in an AI-fueled nightmare. Someone was posting photos. It was just me naked. Well, not me, but me with someone else's body parts on my body parts

that looked exactly like my own. I wanted to throw up. I wanted to scream. It happened in Levittown, New York. But reporting this series took us through the darkest corners of the internet and to the front lines of a global battle against deepfake pornography. This should be illegal, but what is this? This is a story about a technology that's moving faster than the law

and about vigilantes trying to stem the tide. I'm Margie Murphy and I'm Olivia Carvel. This is Levitown, a new podcast from IHeart Podcasts, Bloomberg and Collidercope. Listen to Levittown on Bloomberg's Big Take podcast. Find it on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Welcome to Pretty Private Where Abouinay. where silence is broken and stories are set free. I'm Ebeney and every Tuesday I'll be sharing all new anonymous stories

that would challenge your perceptions and give you new insight on the people around you. On Pretty Private, we'll explore the untold experiences of women of color who faced it all, childhood trauma, addiction, abuse, incarceration, grief, mental health struggles, and more, and found the stream to make it to the other side. My dad was shot and killed in his house. Yes, he was a drug dealer.

Yes, he was a confidential informant, but he wasn't shot on a street corner. He wasn't shot in the middle of a drug deal. He was shot in his house, unarmed. Pretty Private isn't just a podcast. It's your personal guide for turning storylines into lifelines. Every Tuesday, make sure you listen to Pretty Private from the Black Effect Podcast Network. Tune in on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you listen. to your favorite shows.

You want them to go home to date? What? What you got on you? You got to stop there. You gotta have somebody else walk out the back. Hey, man, I'm still trying, man. Hey, Mr. Me? Yeah.

Can you get with Jill and Billy on your way out? And we'll get, we're getting fluffy and bab. They do that on the end. Yeah, what? They do that on the end. Man, come on. That's what it is. That's what it is.

That was a stunt. That was a stunt. No, but honestly, though, bro, When I lost it, bro, I lost everything, bro. I lost everything. I'm talking about it. The only thing I had was my trucks. So you didn't lose everything and that's the thing.

You lost money. You lost money. Yeah, it's still a big business. We lost it all. But you own the building. Nah, I ain't talking about the building. I got the building, got the trucks, got the fruit. That money means so much to me.

What y'all lose? Everything. Everything. You didn't lose everything. Then nobody called. It wasn't your bones. It's a cold word. It's a cold world.

He did. Don't say that. You know, I didn't lose everything. Don't even put that in the universe. Almost, God, man. This is not grateful that. He got to get him a veterinarian. This nigga still had his troughs and all.

He's going to say he lost everything. Lost some shit. Oh, shoot. No, but I did, though. I lost all most everything. You took an L. I took a L. Took a L.

Capital L. So, my wife said, she was like, freaking, we moved down here, man. She held the fort down. Yeah. And so I had to get my mind right, bro. I had to get my mental right. You know, losing that type of situation.

You didn't build everything. You're the golden child. You're the, you know, you're the example. You're all this type of stuff. What you thought was going to happen if you fucking shut down Smoothie King? I just was thinking the same thing. I'm like, that smoothie king had a lot to do with this. They were like, oh, really?

That ain't the only one. He said three other ones. They're not like, they had a meeting on this. Yeah, because the white man was like. They was on Zoom before the pandemic. There's this guy. fucking Alabama, some fucking strong black man. Smoothy, groovy or smoothing movement.

Exactly. Four bop, bop, bop, out of here. This is the button. This is goddamn button. Yeah, man. But all that joke happened, man. But then I had an opportunity to bounce back. I was saying.

I had a strong bounce back. I did a couple free events. I did a bunch of free events, bro. I moved down here. My account was terrible. terrible. It was dead. My first event I did was with ET and he had a little basketball camera. I did it for free. But from that event, I got booked on the Tyler Perry studio because somebody that watched ET seen the event, they pulled us on and then from there

we just hit the ground running. Man, I'm so fucking goofy. I'm thinking you're talking about with the real ET. I'm like, damn, you didn't got plugged in with the aliens, nigga. Entertainment. I know, I'm true, but I'm like, dang, this little went from losing everything to ET came back for this nigga, like, we heard about your juice on our planet, man. We want to give you a shot. We're all that shit. I know you're everywhere in your trucks

and shit, man. What is it like when you see like when you pull up in the hood or you pull up an, you know, an urban spot? Where's us at? Where we are? And then, you see a hood, nigga, get his juice for the first time. I love that. And he was like, boy, what the hell in there, boy? I love it, boy.

And she delicious, boy? Well, I love it, boy. I ain't never had no beats. I love it, boy. What are the hell? That's the exact thing, man. Hey, that's the exact thing. Don't get what the hell that is why?

I want to be in this, boy. I want a big one. Put that in Luke called me. You're good. You can do it. I can make this at the house. Yeah. What this is it, bro?

You can grind up your weed in. Niggas so used to eat. You get some got grease in and all that. That's all about the weed grunt. Give a nigga something fresh. You're like. My nigga taste buds ain't never worked right before. He's like, oh, you're activated some new shit, play.

Man, I've been chasing nuggets my whole life. Man, what the fuck is this? Nick, me lying like him up. Boy, this shit, you have my little hard anymore for the right now. All the way he put off me now, man. What way to do so? You're going. Oh, man.

So, like, has your experience been, have you grown more since you've been here than you feel, because you still? You had a bunch of success in Alabama, but since you've been in Atlanta, do you feel like you've been able to reach more people and, you know, get more out in regards to your business and brand? Well, you know, the thing is, like, in Atlanta, everything comes from Atlanta, pretty much everything started in Atlanta. And so being here, it allowed me to reach more people that have more influence. Right.

You know what I'm saying? So essentially, it's the same thing. I'm playing the same game. But I'm able to reach more people with more influence that can put you on a bigger platform. Because everybody, everybody want to be in Atlanta, right? Everybody want to be a part of what's going on, what's hot. And now I can just set myself up right in front of them. And there's nobody that's doing what I do that look like me.

You know what I'm saying? That's why I was about to ask you, like, who have you got your juice to? Like, that somebody who's a fan of? Like, and you're like, nigga they drink it by shit. Like, who were you had in a few of those moments? We're like, damn, we were fucking with the shit. Come on, man. Hey, bye, ma.

They're going to think I said that up. You should have said somebody. But, hey, man, I tell you, like, the first time I know I had it, I was like, man, this shit is delicious and fuck. Like that, you said. No, first time I had it, I drunk three of them holes back to back. I was so scared I was going to shit on myself. Because there's a lot of fruit in there. You know, you're going on there.

Ooh, shit. I don't laugh at the shit. Yeah, at least it's a healthy shit. Because that fruit shit be the loosening. You don't even know you got to do it. It's healthy. It's not like... Steve.

Oh, shit. You don't even know you that chick, your ass just get hot. That fruit won't make your booty muscles work. And I tell you another time. Dude, just slab right out. When you came to the Wilden Outset, you know what I mean? When you came to the Wilden Outset, everybody was like, man, you know, because it was a couple people out there.

But then once people got one of them fruit smoothies and we was walking around with them, and me and Loz were the first ones walking around with them, then we came, we went in to do something. came back out that line was down the motherfucker and I'm like yep got they yeah that ain't even no hype bro you really got a great product tell me what you got right here though man so we got these blenders man what I wanted to do man one thing I want to do always it's like make my name synonymous with the company you know what I'm saying with the industry drop your social media right quick because you ain't even you ain't even brought it up

smooth and groove everything's good quality well that's real deal yeah this man got Hold that thing. Watch it bling. Oh! No cord. You don't see no cord, then? Nah, I ain't no core. This shit's battery operated. No cord. You know what it'd be cold, knee?

Put a speaker on the back of one of these motherfuckold. Bluetooth, Bluetooth speed ready. They already got the charger. And whenever you put certain fruits in here, it played a song based off of the fruit that you're about to make, nigg. That should be cold to the bumper. And you just, whatever fruit smoother you make,

that's the name of it, nigga. Oh, yeah, that's an Isaac. I just put in there. Yeah, yeah. What these retail for? Retail for 45. Okay. Yep.

It's a quality product. Yeah, it is, man. Yeah, bro. That's real good. That's my portable blend. We call them the groove and go. Grooving go blending. You can take them joints, man.

You can put your stuff in there. A lot of people make smoothies for work. You know what I'm saying? But then they got to blend them before they leave the house. Right, right. And then they melt and they don't taste the same. Right. But with this, put all your fruit in there with you,

take that joint to work. When you're ready to blend that junk, and you got the safety mechanism where you got a hold this shit before it comes wrong. And you got the motherfucker, you put on the key ring. You put that thing on your hook, a little hook. They walk around with that bitch on his waist, nigga. Fuck is that you got, nigga.

That's a juicer, nigga. Real nigga shit. Well, look, man, you know you always welcome over here at the 85 South Show, man. Continue to grow your business out, smooth and groove on everything, man. Shit. Anything else?

Hey, man. Thank you. You know what I mean? And I'm telling you, man, if you ever see this dude anywhere, wherever you at, get in line. Hold the box up so that, look, when you see this logo right here? Get in line. It's worth it.

Trust me. It's wherever you see smooth and groove at. It's worth it. Get in line. Whatever you need, he got what you need, guaranteed. We got to take this international, bro. Because we got a lot of people in South Africa. They'd be like, those, we want some of that juice.

I'm not even sure that's how they talk. Something like that, they're saying, they were visiting in South Africa. Yeah, that was a Swedish nigga you did. Yeah, but the message came from it. from South Africa. Let's do it, man. We got the big black man smiling. You can't beat that.

Look at that. This is welcoming. Hey, look, we got the real, like, we got barcoes and everything. We're not doing this for fun. This ain't no knockoff as shit, man. And that's why we appreciate you coming over here fucking with us on the 85 South Show.

Black business, spotlight, black excellence, right here on the 85 South Show. Shaman Carlos Mug. Chico Dave. Keon Davis. Let's do it. We out of him. Making love to your sister with some juice in my blender.

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