The Breakfast Club - Have You Ever Lost Something Important To You?

Episode Date: March 28, 2023

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It's topic time. Call 800-585-1051 to join in to the discussion with The Breakfast Club. Let's talk about it. Morning everybody, it's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Now, if you just joined us. Envy lost $250,000 in jewelry at the airport. I don't even know how that happens.

Because when I have anything that's valuable on me, which is very rare, because that's just not how I move, it's on me. Meaning I ain't putting it in no bag. I ain't letting it out of my sight. It's on me. In my pocket. You know what's funny?

That's my wife. My wife will not take her jewelry off, but I do because I got to take it off to go through the metal detectors, and it's too much, and it's always a problem. So I just leave it in the bag, and I keep it on too much and it's always a problem so I just leave it in the bag and I keep it on me and it's never a problem and and uh they got me so if you don't know the story I was traveling from Atlanta back to New York on Friday uh I had my roller my backpack and I had my blazer you know because I was just shooting

now you all know men you can't put your blazer in your luggage because it's going to be all folded usually I'm a delta million Miler. I'm diamond. They don't give me a problem. They just hang my jacket up for me. This white woman was not trying to hear it. She was nasty. I don't know if she had a bad day, but she told me I couldn't do it. So I said, okay.

I had to check my bag. When I went to check my bag, I remember my jewelry was in there. I was like, you know what? Let me take it out and put it in my backpack. When I went on the plane, I left the jewelry. I've been trying to get video footage of what happened, where it went,

who would have had it, the cleaning crew's number. And Delta is not necessarily being the easiest when trying to find this information. So if you work for Delta, you know anybody for Delta, please holler at me.

Somebody came up. I have three thoughts. You got insurance. I do. But you know... But it's your kid's name, so you got them custom made. So I know that means a lot to you. Yeah, they're custom made for my kids. And like I said, their family. I do. But, you know. But it's your kid's name, so you got them custom made. So I know that means a lot to you.

They're custom made for my kids. And like I said, their family. Some of that stuff I won't be able to get again, which is the messed up thing. But that's my jewelry. I mean, it is what it is. And my kids got their names for me for Christmas. So it's all my kids and my wife's name on the chains, which is, I love wearing it because it represents my family. And maybe, I think, you know, insurance.

And I think, you know know that might be god's way of saying you don't need the jewelry no more you know what i'm saying i was thinking about that i was thinking about maybe i was gonna have it on and somebody was gonna rob me and shoot me that's the way i was looking at it but like that rolex was my first watch i ever purchased so like some of these things are f the price is depreciated with value because you made it a bust down but it's mine it's my bust down it's something that it is but i bought it at a time where it's still worth more than these watches now because the prices went up and it's still i got it at a point i got it like 10 12 years ago 15 years with my first rolex you know what i mean my third my

third thought is go ahead what'd you say your third what no my third thought is just simply this suck my y'all ain't gonna never make it out the hood. Y'all d*** gonna die, bro. See? You'll be okay, man. All jokes aside, though, I believe this is God's way of saying you don't need the jewelry no more. Because you're gonna get the money back because you got insurance.

Even though your insurance is about to go up crazy. You know what I'm saying? That's the other part you don't want. You know what I mean? But you don't need the jury no more, man. Ray, good morning. Good morning. Ray, did you lose something sentimental to you?

Yeah, man. I feel your pain. I was married, and unfortunately, I lost my wife about 10 years ago. Oh, man. I didn't hear that, bro. I would definitely appreciate it, bro. I was at a baby shower, actually. I didn't hear that, bro. jewelry and everything, take everything off. And I could have sworn everything was secure. But as I'm, you know, looking at everything after everything calmed down, I noticed I used to have a Foxtel chain. You know, chains, it's not that expensive, but that's not even the issue.

I had my wife's ring. I used to wear them around it. Her engagement ring and her wedding ring. Oh, man. Damn, bro. Yeah. I noticed that that was gone. I didn't care about anything else.

Nothing else. But I had everything else but that. But, you know, and I haven't recovered. That's about three years ago. And I'm still hurt over that. Still, still pain, boy. When you say that you, you know, you had your kids' names and all that stuff, I know I can feel your pain, man.

I can feel it. I feel your pain, my brother. You lost your wife 10 years ago, and you lost, you know, a symbol of your love. So I totally understand that, my brother. Lord have mercy. Yeah. Sorry. I'm sorry that you're going through that.

Envy, have you tried to give a reward? Not yet. Have you tried that? We're on the air. Not yet. But I'm hoping. You think somebody's just going to do the right thing out of the goodness of their heart? I'm hoping that people would do the right thing.

But if not, I mean, if somebody has it, I will definitely give a reward. And I'm hoping that they hit me in the DM. That's what I've been waiting for. That's why I said on the radio today. Because, you know, maybe somebody found it, didn will definitely give a reward. I'm hoping that they hit me in the DM. That's what I've been waiting for. That's why I said it on the radio today. Maybe somebody found it and didn't know it was mine. Why would they know all these cities? It's your kids' names. They know Madison, Logan, London, Jackson, Brooklyn, and Peyton are my kids.

These are kids, bro. These are kids and quarterbacks. You named these kids after kids and quarterbacks. Hello, who's this? In streets. Hey, Joe. How y'all doing hey joe good morning good morning joe what you lost joe man an irreplaceable painting that i had been

begging my father for for years okay and i flew to haiti and he finally let me take the painting and i get back to jfk and i think i forgot it in the bathroom so i know my painting is hanging in one of them airport employee houses damn it man i'm sorry how do you leave a whole painting in the bathroom yo no you know what i'm not used to carrying i normally like put everything in my bag so i had the painting rolled up and it was so large. I couldn't put it in any bag. So I was carrying it in my hand and I'm waiting to use the restroom after I got off the flight. I don't really like the airplane bathroom. So I went to use the restroom and I totally forgot it in the bathroom.

But you know what, Envy? Yes, ma'am. This is kind of a little karma though, because me and you got a little thing. I got a little thing with you. So I seen you in the airport in Atlanta one day and you didn't remember me but we have a mutual friend from way way back in your early days when you started out we ain't gonna go through it but stop being sush andy stop being sush who's a friend and somebody would have ran you down and told you that you left your bag okay who? Who's the friend?

I'm going to say it on air. Say it. I'll just say D-Up. Is my interview to do porn? Is my interview to do gay porn? I don't know who D-Up is. I don't remember who D-Up Entertainment is now. You don't sound like that.

You know what's so funny about this? I don't remember D-Up Entertainment. This woman said it's karma because you ignored her in the end. No, not because I ignored her because I didn't remember her friend from way back. I don't know who D.F. Entertainment is. What did I got to do with you losing your shirt? I don't know. I don't know if D.F. was a promoter and they booked me one time. I don't know.

I do so many shows a year. I don't know. I don't know who D.F. Entertainment is to this day. I'm going to tell you what's going to be funny. When NBC somebody walking with his chain or his watch. That is going to be funny. I'm glad you find this funny. That is going to be funny. I'm glad you find this funny. It's going to be hilarious.

If you see Envy chasing somebody down the street, just know you know why he chases them. 800-585-1051. I lost some things at the airport. You didn't lose some things. You lost a quarter million dollars of jewelry. Have you lost some things that's sentimental to you and it hurts? Let's talk about it.

It's The Breakfast Club. Come on. The Breakfast Club. Come on. The Breakfast Club. I ain't going away, man. I like me. I like me. I like me. I like me.

They can't know if you're here or there. Call me. And draw a pin into The Breakfast Club top. Come on. 800-585-1051. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club.

Now, if you just joined us, I lost some things at the airport on Friday. He lost a quarter million dollars worth of jewelry. It's his kids' names, bro. And this is the crazy thing about it. Whoever wears that jewelry out, our board operator just made a good point. You can't wear the jewelry out. It's Envy's kids' names. They're going to wonder why you got

these random cities and these random people on your name. You can't be walking around London, Brooklyn, Milwaukee, what is it, Flint? What are you talking about, man? It's Peyton, Brooklyn, Jackson, London, Madison, and Logan. You're going to look stupid with it

out. Everybody's going to know it's Envy's jury. Now, the bus down in the ring, you can get that off. And this is what I think is going to happen to Envy. Somebody's going to look stupid with it out. Everybody's going to know it's Envy's jewelry. Now, to bust down in the ring, you can get that off. And this is what I think is going to happen to Envy. Somebody's going to return your kids' chains. They're going to return the names. They're going to keep everything else. Watch. That's what's going to happen.

Let's go to the phone lines. Hello, who's this? This is D'Nasia. Hey, D'Nasia. Talk to us. All right. So, for me, this happened my senior year of high school.

My mom was being nice and wanted to give me something of my late father who sadly passed away when I was four due to self-inflict. And I was in school. I was doodle-bopping throughout the day. Had the

bracelet around my neck. I thought I was pop sh**. I was doodle bopping throughout the day. Had the doodle bracelet around my neck. I thought I was popped. I went to lunch and my friend looked at my neck and was like, yo, where's your bracelet? I was like, what are you talking about? It's on my neck. I looked down. It was gone.

I walked around the school for probably two hours looking for this bracelet, asking people if they seen it. I'm crying at this point. I was like, you know what? I'm going to class. I went to my last class. I was sitting in class for probably five minutes, and I could not get this bracelet out of my head.

So the first thing I thought to do was lift my shirt up and rip my brand new belly piercing out of my stomach why to make me feel better oh my god what you was a cutter you like pain or something like that honestly i have never felt harm a day in my life but i would much rather have felt physical pain than the emotion that it came from not having that last that was the very last item of my late father's that i ever had a day in my life i feel sorry for you mama but i mean you know like did you clearly you never found the bracelet but i mean how do you i never found the bracelet but my best friend autumn she did one thing that will forever live with me. She went and she got a photo of me and my dad before he passed away from my mom

and put it on a gold chain for me. Oh, man. That was nice. That's incredible, man. Salute to Autumn. Yeah, salute to Autumn. She's a great season. She had a great friend.

I mean, I wish my friend would do something. That's what we'll do. And make me feel good. Yo, Nick, get a picture of Envy in those chains. Yo, shut up, man. And I'm going to put it on the wall in here. Shut up. Hello, who's this?

It's me. Hey, D. Good morning. What did you lose? Okay, so I went to Vegas with a group of friends friends and i always travel with my toy a sponsor but you said you always travel with your toy yes your vibrator okay let's go yes i've had it for like 12 years and i left it in vegas and i cried about it. And then replaced it for like three months. For real?

What size was it? It was just a massager. I'm surprised you couldn't find it with all the cats surrounding it. I bet you there was a bunch of cats around it because they thought it was... Why ain't there been no cats around it? Because it smelled like fish. Oh, my goodness. Oh, you a damn liar.

Jesus Christ. Dee, I'm sorry you lost your vibrator. You can buy another vibrator, man. You can buy another vibrator. Stop it. That ain't hard to get. I did. I know you did.

And what kind of friend you went to Vegas with? Tell the truth. No, it was a group of friends. Oh, okay, okay, okay. So what do y'all do in situations like that? Do y'all share vibrators? What? No. Oh, okay, okay, okay. So what do y'all do in situations like that? Do y'all share vibrators? What? No, no, no, no, no.

Thank you, mama. I cannot believe that. This is the Breakfast Club in a nutshell. You got people calling up here talking about how they lost things that are sentimental because it's stuff that their deceased wives had, deceased fathers, and then here she come talking about,

I left my dildo in Vegas. Hello, who's this? Yo, it's Jack Jack from High Thick Society. Good morning, Bucks of Club. Good morning, Jack Jack. Yo, Envy, first of all, this topic is dumb. So you really don't even want to know what we really love because this is rich people's stuff, okay?

So you're going to take the platform and use it to hope that he's listening because you want her to bring it back to you. But, Avery, nobody leaves Cartier at the airport. You want to know why? Because nobody who works from 9 to 5 goes to the airport wearing a Cartier. Nobody does that. Nobody does that.

Why would you do that? Damn. Jack, Jack, if I did it on purpose, I would feel a lot easier. But I didn't do it on purpose, Jack, Jack. That is sentimental. Avery, you don't remember how to be broke. That's the problem. If you remember how to be broke, you would have never went to the airport with that. You're too bougie.

I'm going to find that white lady sitting in the posies of that Cartier right now. Nobody does that, Envy. Nobody does that. Jack, Jack, you're not making me feel better. You're not making me feel good. You're not making me feel warm and comfortable. Jack, Jack, Jack,Jack, you got a point. Envy probably was beefing with the way they talk about,

I'm a diamond member. That lady looked in that jacket and saw them diamonds. You a diamond member, but you're going to be on some diamonds today. I'm done talking with you. Bye, Jack-Jack. You know what Jack-Jack sound like? Jack-Jack sound like this. Suck my d***.

Y'all d*** ain't going to never make it out the hood. Y'all d*** going to die, bro. F Jack-Jack and F Soulja Boy, too. How about that? How about both of y'all? Jack-Jack and Soulja Boy, F y'all. Both of y'all gonna die bro f jack jack and f soldier boy too how about that how about both of y'all jack jack and soldier boy f y'all both of y'all together there's no damn moral of the story i don't want to talk about the moral i'm gonna tell you what's gonna happen what's gonna happen is somebody gonna give you back the change of your children everything else is gone though i'll tell you right now the rolex is gone the The bust down ring is gone. And I'm with Jack Jack. We don't feel sorry for you, bro.

You got insurance. These are rich people problems. Okay? Okay? Okay?