The Ebro, Laura, Rosenberg Show - 169.) Enes Kanter's Lame WNBA Stunt + Spider-Man Punches Racism (8/24/26)

Episode Date: August 24, 2026

Today on Ebro, Laura, and Rosenberg - Ebro, Laura, and Rosenberg are discussing the worst neighbor ever, Ms. Rachel love, voting, 300,000 Pounds of Mystery Meat, Enes Kanter WNBA Stunt, Bad Bunny in PR, Spiderman punching racists, and so much more! (8/24/26) Hear more of today's show on Patreon: ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.patreon.com/c/ELRShow Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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The Ebro-Lora Rosenberg shows Oh no What happened Your music's like disconnected from the Disconnected it But it's connected though Oh no

This is odd This is a deeply unfortunate start to the week Okay Now I hear it All right here we go Yeah Ebro and Laura and Rosenberg Happy Monday, people.

Ow. Beautiful. It's supposed to be a gorgeous New York day. Like 79. I enjoyed the weekend except for that, though. I heard it rained really hard. Saturday night. I wasn't awake for it.

Yeah, apparently, it was wet when I got up on Sunday. Overnight, though, so. Yeah. No, Sunday was dope. Saturday was really good. Yeah. I don't know what the humidity says for today, but the numbers on paper are my favorite.

When it maxes out at 80 to me, me, that's like when we're having a real conversation. Because if it says it maxed out at 86, you might be out in the sun. Like we were out yesterday, wandering around and stuff. And out in the sun at 86 could sometimes hit you with a, I'm hot. Like, this is actually hot.

Well, yesterday definitely had the humidity rocking. I was out doing the cycling thing. So I had that hit. Ladies and gentlemen, we are back for another week of goings-ons. Usually Monday we come in and we're looking backwards towards the weekend. And Friday, I want to send a. Get Well to P from QC. Laura's going to give us more details, updated details in the rundown.

Tornadoes hit last week. Rosenberg, you are a Long Islander from time to time. Excuse me on occasion, yes. They got close. What was the Long Island? Bob. I know the tornado touchdown in Atlantic Beach ripped up a beach club. I don't see that it destroyed anyone's houses.

Okay, fortunately. With all due respect to the beach club. Yes. I'd probably rather have it to have to be that than people's losing their home. I think you're on to something, man. I mean, of course. I send you guys that video. I sent you guys a friend of mine.

My girl Yobi sent it to me, her friend that lives in the area. That was a personal video, how scary it was. Oh, it was, it was, no, it was crazy. They were popping up all over the place. And you know, we're at this place now where these storms just lead to flooding. The city's just not prepared. I was talking to Lee Goldberg, the weather guide out. There you go.

There it is. Look at that. That's so scary. Well, you know, that's, technically, that's a, and I saw people talk about this online. So you really risk playing yourself here, especially we start with technically, and I know you don't know the technicals. It's a water spout until it hits land. Then it's a tornado. Yeah.

I didn't know that. So, but Lee Goldberg, the weatherman was saying, I was asking about this weather, the tornado thing happens, right? Like this can't happen. I've seen them in Jersey hit houses. It happens. It happens. The flooding is still the topic. Really when you think about it, because.

I don't know if you guys just looked around, but it was the same thing. Subway stations completely filled with water. Yeah. You know, our board out was trying to get home from our show that night. You know, he had to walk from train station to train station to try to just find a

train station he can get into to get on a train. Basically, he was saying, the weatherman was saying that the city's built for rain up to like an inch an hour. The city can handle up to an inch now. We're getting up to three inches an hour. I was going to say that it won't work. Well, yeah.

We're not built for it. Well, we're not. And by the way, you know, most people in areas that are experiencing extreme weather that we're experiencing all over the globe, whether it's, you know, earthquakes or whatever we're getting, we're not built for it. There's certain cities who are built for what they get. Like Tokyo's has buildings on like rollers and springs and things. They're built for it. We were never, and by the way, we're never going to be able to get ready with all the bureaucracy and everything. and the denial of extreme weather,

especially the amount of water that's falling out of the sky in the course of an hour, right? Like, it's getting like, bro, we're getting like four and five inches in an hour. No, it's unheard of. So it's going to keep happening. And like, I just wonder when that day happens where it goes from a couple of wacky videos to like all of Lower Manhattan is untenable.

Well, so they are currently, if you go down by, the Freedom Tower, that's what we call it, right? and you're down there in a battery park area down along the water, you can see them working. They're working on that seawall. That's going on right now. Yeah, the park down there, because I used to live down there is closed,

and it's been closed for a long time. Yeah, they're adding a whole seawall down in Lower Manhattan. That's trying to make sure the water that doesn't come in. Yeah, so like when a hurricane and the ocean rises up and pushes that flow up, that it doesn't flood from Lower Manhattan up. Because Sandy tore that up. But that still doesn't account for the,

water that's just coming in from the sky. Oh, no, we don't have a plan for that. There's no, there's no ceiling for that. No, we can't put a ceiling on this thing. I don't think. Well, I mean, if it was a Truman show, we could throw a dome up. You know what I'm saying? We just live in a dome.

Trumy shows that. If you want to continue to scare yourself, um, I threw on the Boeing documentary this weekend. About like them killing people who were trying to tell them they were cutting corn. Well, that's, that's like where it just got to, like 45 minutes into it. Okay. It's honestly not the worst part of it.

That's not the worst. No, that's not the worst part of it. That's not the worst part of it. That they were murdering. Whistleblowers? A couple of whistleblowers getting killed or likely, likely getting killed. And the one that they really focused on, he's a regular voice throughout the movie because they have all his whistleblowing testimony.

So he talks throughout the movie. And then, like 45 minutes they get into, he's in the middle of his deposition. And the night between two depositions, he dies in a car and a hundred thousand. hotel in DC. And he was sitting in the car and died. Gunshot wound. So a parent source. Yeah, but his family's like there's no suicide. It's not on the table. Like it's not, that's not a thing. But no, that's not the worst part of it. Because that part we can wrap our head around to some degree. I can wrap my head around a big company that cares only about dividends, kill someone who's going to mess up their business. I feel like we could apply that to so many businesses.

Okay. And we're talking about Boeing. Boing. They make airplanes that we fly. So Boeing, the really The crux of the whole thing is starting in like 05, they brought in a new CEO who had been at GE. That would be General Electric. That's right. I didn't know that GE in the early, like late 90s, early 2000s became sort of the model of what it is to be one of these companies that's profits, profits, profits. And they became the number one profit company in the world. So they became, GE became like whatever. The blueprint.

The blueprint of what you want to do. laying people off built into their way of operating you're like this, cutting the lower 10% of their workforce every year. Oh, okay. Like they just,

it was we do one thing, we make money. They brought in, their CEO came from GE and they took over this method. And within that, you know what happens. And this is the part

that I would say is scarier than the people getting killed. The corner cutting. So these whistleblowers, they interview mad people in quality control. Well, that's why they're whistleblowing.

Because that's what their life is, is making sure these planes are flyable. Making sure we don't die. That, bro, actually, I have to tell you, though, it was fascinating. Going inside Boeing's plant in Seattle and then the one they opened later, which is a disaster in South Carolina, going inside and seeing the work on the plane really makes you process how much work must go into making these planes flyable. So these people are seeing them and they're like, hey, we noticed that, you know, there's faulty work on blah, blah, blah.

And it just got to be like, shut up. Oh. You're transferred. We don't want to hear from you anymore. At one point, someone's going around with the camera asking people working at the South Carolina plant where they were making the new plane, the 787. They were going, hey, you got to go on vacation. It's a worker messing with other workers.

He's like, yo, you got a vacation. The person's like, oh, what? They're like, yeah, but you got to take the 787. They're like, no, no vacation for me. Yo, on a less serious. On a less serious smaller scale. sounds like our job of Hot 97. No, by the way, I swear to God, it did remind me that.

I was like, but imagine we were flying people's like... Yeah. And we were like, yo, this is not good. This is bad. Fix this. Hey, somebody do something. So it just, I recommend people watch it if you don't mind getting terrified. I didn't get to the end yet.

I am curious about where it ends because mad people interviewed in the movie currently still work at Boeing. Oh. So I don't know if at the way end... Well, it's not over yet. Or did they hire a new... It's probably end with like to be continued or story developing. fact that they have current quality control

and they have current planes in the sky and current orders new orders going out. You know, so many planes. Didn't they hire a bunch of gamers? No, that's, see, this is what happened. See, sorry, sorry, sorry. This is what happened. What are you referring to?

She's referring to the FAA. Okay. Hiring, hiring 2000, well, expediting hiring 2000 gamers so that they can train to be air traffic controllers. Got it. But that makes more set. I would rather that than this. Yeah, but that's not even a bad.

I don't even, that's not a bad idea. Those brains, all they did was expedite the hiring process. They didn't expedite the training. Right, right. They're just saying, where can we go find people? He said in this movie, when they opened the South Carolina one, to build the 787s, so they'd always been in Seattle forever. And they're like, we're going to open in South Carolina.

And everyone's like, all right, let's see how it goes. Starting with a brand new workforce. Okay. He said it got to the point where they were just hiring people directly out of college and basically, if you knew what a wrench was, you could get a job. That worries me more. Yeah, I would think so. Building the act.

I would think so. Bro, they ordered mad parts. They built the 787. It was going to be their, their newest best thing. And they show the breakdown of how every part of the planes from a different part of the world. And then all the parts would come together in Seattle. And they went, all right, great. We got the parts from South Korea, the parts from here, the parts from there.

They all come in, and we're just to put the plane together. In three days, we will snap the plane together. Pieces didn't fit. Oh my God Wait, where's the sign? That means that one didn't get out to do that one didn't get out Don't worry It worked out.

They didn't get out to do us Wait, where can I watch this? Netflix. Okay. Netflix where you watch all the documentaries Yeah, where they scare you 24-7 I watched another My worst, what is it, world's worst?

You made fun of me for not getting it right. What is it? Worst neighbor ever. Have you watched neighbor yet? Yeah. Crazy. Y'all just in a Netflix, I'll go. be in there. That's what I watch. Are you watching at the gym

like me? No, this is bad time. This is we like to get scared right before you're asleep. I can't do that. I'm not watching. We watch the neighbor one we watched this weekend, bro. And it was it was honestly a lesson that there was a part where Natalie said to me at the end because there are these two episodes back to back to back get killed. Yeah. Yeah. In both cases, the husband. By the way, horrible. A sweet. Horrible. They were the same guy. Like a sweet, light skin black man with glasses gets killed in back to back episodes, right? Horrible. Who's just trying to protect his family while also being kind trying to be empathetic

to these psychos living to them and at the end Natalie looked at me and was like there's a little bit of you in the guys in both those movies this is why you can't always be empathetic to people in certain circumstances. See this is why I don't watch

this show. No it's bad it's bad it's bad it's bad no it has you think like I need to peace I need someone needs to go down I believe in gun training your family but you love guns I do love guns I'm not kidding. But yeah, there's also just the like,

now you're just scared of everybody all the time because you watch these shows. No, for sure. That part is a... And there's also like, look, I got a crazy neighbor. I was accosted at the gym. Verbaly accosting to see the neighbor so I can go, ha!

They told you to apologize to me. By the way, this is why I love living in buildings because it's inherently less scary. Like, neighbors in buildings can be a problem, but there's a whole board of people. all around you that are yeah they're they're part of the whole thing when you're on your own bro just said that that Oakland one and a house down the street yo this guy just keeps coming back and now he's living in the back of the house that he the

house was already sold but he still just coming back to the neighborhood over and over and they're calling the Oakland police every day he keeps throwing rocks through their windows he busting their windows 203 times he broke their windows the family had to board it up with like wood they were they were prisoners in their own you know they they boarded up their whole house So their friends are saying they're like it looks like a crack house. They boarded up the whole house and then they realized shit now we can't see outside to see when he's here That's a crazy person. Yeah, that's just a mental health patient

But you can't do anything about anything can't do anything about so that's yeah That's when you just stand outside with your thing on your head That's what he did did that so he did that he stood outside with his dog and a bat and his neighbor friends would rotate I didn't say a bat no no your thing on your hip and they would it's like I And they would rotate who would hang out with him then they gave up and said we're leaving he went back to the house on one day because they were doing work to prep it to leave and the guy showed up with the gun

the guy never did anything this is just a mental like you said to your point and this goes back to the mom dony and the policing thing because when the police showed up one time to deal with this guy they're treating him just like you know he's causing some mischief no this is a severely deranged you mean the defund the police where it's like hey we need to move funding from just reacting to crime

to health care and proactiveness to reduce what people are going to there. Bringing in people appropriately trained to deal with people who have serious. Because police aren't trained for that. Right. Yeah. And that's not a knock. That's just, that's not what they've told them the job was ever. Laura always brings up the police that she speaks to that are like, we don't want to do that work.

Yeah. Like people that I know that I've asked, I was like, just keep it room. And they tell me, we do not want to do that work. Why would they? Straight up. And by the so like with someone like that after a couple of phone calls where you see there's this guy who's always throwing rocks Instead of them getting a call and going, uh, we're too busy. We can't come. We know who it is. It's the same guy. You have us, you know, someone who's specialized to now come and deal with that person. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And can show up right away and try to make moves to get them probably placed in a shelter or go somewhere else. Something. Something. Mm. This scary stuff, guys. Speaking of scary stuff, let's go to clip 17. They're still hanging black people in 2026.

Yesterday, another black person was found hanging in the state of North Carolina. His name is Demetrius Eugene Fleming, a 38-year-old. This transpired in Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina. Police say that the case will remain open and, quote, everything is on the table, end quote. This here is the police chief. Light to extend my condolences to the family and friends of Mr. Fleming. We are aware of and acknowledge the implications surrounding the death of a black male

due to a hanging. Again, our commitment is to the evidence and the facts. To reiterate, we are pursuing all leads, and this remains an open investigation. Anyone with information concerning this investigation is encouraged to call the Halifax County Crime Stoppers at 252-583-444 or utilize the P3 application. The call was from someone close to the victim. If there are cameras that some of the surrounding businesses near that intersection, is that something that you all are looking at right now? That is something we normally pursue, and I imagine in this case that nothing would change with that.

I'm not saying the two cases are related, but something similar happened in Rowley not too long ago. Is this kind of draw greater attention to something like this when it happens? I think it would be irresponsible to say no. It is the elephant in the room. I mean... Well, you know, it's... It's tough to hang yourself from a tree by yourself. It's very hard to do.

Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I don't even know how long it would be... Go about trying to do it. Yeah, it's tough. And once again, I'll say it, you know, we live in a country that has a history of hanging black people. So for black folks, you know, you see these stories

and you're just kind of like, all right, this is why at a federal level, and we talked about this last week, this is why at a federal level, if you don't have a Department of Justice and you don't have a president, you don't have, you know, people who take this sort of thing serious, you're not going to have an investigation. You're not going to be able to put. And then remember, they recently, didn't the Department of Justice go after the, what was it, the organization that investigated,

hate groups in the country and said that they were committing fraud because they were paying people to infiltrate the KKK. I remember this. Yes. And so they are under investigation by the Department of Justice after years and years of documenting and that's the Southern Poverty Law Center. So real quick. They're just trying to muddy the waters though.

So instead of investigating hate groups, they're investigating the groups that are investigating the hate groups. Yes. because they had, I guess they had someone do like a investigative journalism and joined or was part of it to, you know what I mean? A snitch. They had an undercover in there.

That's how you do undercover work. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Or, you know, that's how it's been done. Well, so this is the third or fourth in North Carolina. This is the... I feel like it's more. It's the third, I believe, that we know about... This summer in North Carolina.

That's right. So I wonder if this one, I wonder if this one will be the breaking point one where it starts to become a real big national conversation. Yeah. You saw him as Rachel was going. in. Yes. The fact that people try to come for that woman, it just boils my blood, man. The fact that loving Miss Rachel has now become like a true political statement.

Have you. Well, I saw her post a thing the other day that, you know, people were like telling her that Mr. Rogers was never political. And she posted the picture of Mr. Rogers putting his feet in the pool with the, with the black man. That's right. The mailman, I believe. Yeah. Police officer. Police officer. Yeah. I forget his name, but I apologize. It's in the Mr. Rogers documentary. which is phenomenal. Yeah. But yeah, no, it's a crazy time.

You also had the story breaking over the weekend where a war hero who they were going to name an aircraft carrier after. They are now considering putting Trump's name on said aircraft. Perfect. A draft dodger. No, he's a hero.

He solved the Iran War 40 times. Yeah. Keeps going. And he might solve it again. Messing around. So the story is, you know, from Pearl Harbor. It was a black man. Can you look up his name?

His first name was Doris. Last name. I forgot his last name. I should have had this prepared. But he. Morris Miller. The USS Doris Miller, look it up. They are considering not putting this black man's name on the ship, but instead using Trump.

This black man came above deck. and was fighting off and saving U.S. lives during Pearl Harbor. He was one of the only surviving people during Pearl Harbor. He was not a trained gunman, but grabbed an anti-aircraft gun while they were being attacked and started getting busy. I think there's a movie with Cuba Gooding Jr. about Doris Miller. It's called Pearl Harbor, yeah. And at any rate, he got like a bunch of war medals and different medals. and things like that.

And they were going to, you know, name an aircraft carrier for him. Name a ship after this man. And so now, obviously, what do they call? Henny Hegsafe? Henny Hegsafe. God. And his group of lackeys are suggesting maybe they throw Trump's name on the side. So that's where we're at today, guys.

And Trump will be like, great idea. Votes have voting or not voting has consequences. And so I can't, you know, I can't week after week act like I'm surprised to upset. And every story is connected to the same thing. Yeah. Like you can't just keep acting like, I can't. And like that's insanity. Can you believe there's a problem here and here and here and here?

It's like eventually you look up and go, well, that's. It's all tied to the same thing. It's like the recall of food. You have people who don't believe in science. You have people who don't want to listen to facts. You have people who want to put their. buddies in charge of things so that they can steal and deregulate so that it benefits their pockets. And you're wondering why your produce and everything else is just...

You didn't know when people said that they wanted, they cared so much about groceries that they were going to decide who they were voting for based on grocery prices. Yeah. Those people didn't realize at the time that the problem would be solved. Groceries would no longer even be available with this administration. I mean, they will be poison. Instead, how about poison groceries? How about the same price or worse, but poison? And I failed you on Ebro's Algo because my Algo was full of farmers complaining about the importing of this 300,000 tons of beef. So Trump and his lackeys, cronies,

believe that importing beef 300,000 tons is going to improve the price of beef at stores. And farmers are like, that's not going to work. because you haven't reduced the price of delivering the fuel is not cheaper. On that, Ricardo asked me this article that China turned back an Argentinian beef shipment over an antibiotic that America's about to be like, let's go, we'll take it. Because remember, we gave billions to Argentina to save their economy. China said, nah, man, we're not making with that beef. But China said we don't want it because of an antibiotic they use.

Yeah, that they were like, that causes. like blood, a kind of blood disease. They were like, nope. So everybody's like, in Trump, and then will not disclose where they're getting the beef from as of last night. So I don't know, you guys could Google it right now

if you're near your phone. What do you mean? Won't disclose. Like, people are like, where's this meat coming from? Like, is this from a nation? Is it? Is it separate from the Argentinian beef?

No, no. They don't know if the 300,000 tons that we're getting is Argentinian. People are assuming it is because they're in the beef industry. But he won't say it. The White House is not disclosed where the meat is coming from.

Drys how disgusting it is to even say the words, 300,000 tons of dead animals. We are, again, Yo, and how about this? We failed, God. Again, the human thing, not working out. How about this? No, but how about this?

Even more corrupt, okay? And this is, was on my algo. Farmers and you guys are all looking up. We're talking about how they can't sell you directly, which would cut costs. Meaning, you go directly to a farm, and you get your cuts of meat. Boom.

Cut out the grocery store. Cut out the middleman. Go to your local farm. Buy it. You can get better meat. You can get better quality. They can give you better quality. You can't do it.

There's a law that says they can't do it. So they have to take it to a certain place to get processed. Yes. Which benefits the three conglomerates that run the whole grocery thing. That's the part. That's the real failure is that we live in a, a nation that is basically, I mean, that's what free market capitalism, all the things that everybody acts like they love.

That's what you get from it is you, and especially when you have deregulation, nobody's regulating it, right? These corporations could just run them up. There's no checks and balance right now. There's nobody saying, eh, change this. Yes, King Lou. And then tied into this, I don't know if you guys saw this in the algorithm, but then there's rumors that they're taking the wild horses.

Yeah, that may be used to this as well. So they have wild. Mustangs in the Midwest. Right. Where everyone knows about the Lovosts. And they do a culling, I think it's called. And they do, several animals species get cold, which is like controlling the population. Okay.

And so it started circulating this week that they were selling the Mustangs for the, like, I don't know. 25 bucks. Yeah, killing them or whatever. Which I think culling the Mustangs has been a thing. And there are people who live out there. I don't live out there. I'm not part of his lifestyle.

They're like, hey, the Mustangs cause them problem for the Elks. They're causing problems for. other animals out there. So there needs to be a solution. Right. There are too many wild horses. Yes. According to what I've read people were saying.

But then there's obviously those of us that just hear the story and we're like, this sounds terrible. They're just killing wild horses and selling them for $25. That's where people think the 300,000 tons of meat is coming from. Well, because you can't trust anything. So everyone's like, it's not completely implausible. It's not at all. Not at all.

But yes, that's what King was. And also, let's just, just 300. hundred thousand tons It sounds No it's just yo like I literally The number one cutest thing happening right now Is Maya with her farm book Saying the animals right? I know you guys all did this your kids but

Pig She My favorite one is I have audio of it I have to put it this is how she says bird Bird Oh she's full on baby bird man right I sure the teacher the hand rub To go along with it?

Yo. Why do we teach them about these animals for them to love that we're just slaughtering by the, like, what's wrong with us? Like, we're sick. We're bad. Some cultures are bad. Some cultures more than others. Yeah, but the, some cultures are, they don't eat this stuff.

Some cultures, they don't eat it. Some cultures, they do eat it, but the way they eat it is, is. Like, they don't waste anything. They don't waste, and it's treated as something much differently. But the way we do it. No, we just throw it in a process. America. We throw it in a grinder.

We treat them like garbage. We trap them. We torture them. Then we kill them inhumanely. And then we throw away the scraps by the tons. Now, there are, I know, there are small farms in the area in New York, upstate that you can go to. And you can buy directly from those small. There's butchers you can buy.

That are breaking the rules. Well, I don't know if that's there. I don't know if they're breaking a rule. I don't know if, I don't know all the politics. Those farmers on the internet were. saying that they're them as ranchers could not do it maybe there's a certain size of ranch that you you know but if you have just like a couple cows that you keep because I know some farms that keep you know 20 30 cows and you could go by yeah I want to I want to order a half a

cow you can and they'll cut that bad boy up and you get give you all the different parts and you put in your freezer all of it sounds bad I got to be honest even done the right way when's the last time you had a burger yesterday it was fantastic I just don't want to think about But that's what makes us sick is that we play a game with ourselves. If you go in the grocery store, you look at it, it doesn't look like an animal anymore. We don't call it animal. We call it a burger. It's just the thing that comes on a bun.

When you think about grocery stores, like when you see these little, like mini documentaries about them putting like red dye to make it look fresh and all these, you know what I mean? Like that's disgusting. Have you ever pressed on ground beef and it's like red on the top and then ground in the inside? I haven't bought ground. I haven't brought ground beef from a store. Came and tell you in. Good favor.

Came to tell you in. Because we don't really keep that in the house. Yeah, yeah. The only beef that we had in the house, I got sent a box of like this, uh, what is it? My life insurance guy sends out gifts to like his,

you know, I don't know. That's nice. People. Well, no. He's sending you a bill. He's sending you beef. He sent like a box of,

like, he's trying to kill me. Yeah, he hopes you die. He's trying to kill me. Someone gets the insurance. That's what you. That's the joke and I'm like why is he sending me this? He's trying to kill him. Yeah, what he sent some cigarettes in there with it?

Oh my God. So he sends you cuts of grade A. Yeah, but it's like, you know, it's frozen and like from a, you know, direct from like a butcher allegedly. And it's like, you know, you could buy it from these companies. You could do fish like that too where you're buying it directly, allegedly from a nicer situation. Poultry, all of it. But at any rate, that was the only beef we had now. I'm more ground beef in a long time.

You ready for the rundown? Yeah. Oh, yeah. Let's do it. Man, turned that up. Screens on glow when she pulled up. Headlines heavy, but we still cut up. Life still flashing.

We don't show. Man, sending a lot of love to Pete Thomas, Pierre P. Thomas, who is the co-founder of Quality Control Music, he was hospitalized on August 21st. The label is confirming that he is receiving medical care. I mean, listen, those reports saying that he suffered a heart attack and is an ICU in Las Vegas, families asking for privacy, but, you know, sending a lot of. love and prayers man that's very scary he's like he's like 45 yeah something yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah it's terrible i yeah you know look those of you out there that are not 40 yet enjoy it you know

but just keep in mind it'll and it'll happen fast if you're not starting to do things to try to like live healthier from food choices to exercising and sleep in these things it's going to hit you like a ton of bricks and then sometimes even if you are doing all those things you know I don't know

P's situation but either way it sucks and my guy Fleelord had a heart attack a few weeks ago too really? Fleer Lord's an MC he in his early

early 40s, something like that. Needed open heart surgery last week. They had to repair a valve. He's been in the hospital like three weeks. He's good. He had like medical coverage and he had what he needed. Because that's another thing. I don't know whether he's going on our world.

They don't, you know, they've been entrepreneurs or like, I don't know. I don't know if he's going out of pocket or not. That's a great question. Out of pocket for something like that. It could be a lot of money. You could be dead for the rest of your life. There's a place that I went to down on Wall Street

And look, you could just, uh, Google heart scans. You know, your doctor might give you an EKG, right? Um, which they say is cool. It's cool. It's cool. But you should go get a heart scan. Yeah, I've been meaning to do this since we talked about it and I haven't done yet. And I, it's only, I paid a couple of hundred bucks for it.

Soaring medical. They scan 3D scan the heart. They show you all your valves. They show you all everything, all the goings-ons. They do like plaque. So they would potentially see. Yes. Yes.

And then they, you know. Yes. And then they could fix it ahead instead of still not fun, but you could deal with the problem instead of waiting for a near-a-medical. Yeah, I think proactive is what you want to try. It's scary because I think about doing my God, I don't want to know if there's something bad going all my heart. You do want to know.

Yeah, you do want to know. You do. But it's the same reason you get a colonoscopy. Right, right. Right. It's because you need to know ahead of time. You don't want to wait until it's too late. Right, right.

I'm going to do it. By the way, yo, talking about insurance and how hard they make it for you, guys, I've been trying to, like, schedule a colonoscopy. and it's it's I'm on like step number eight what they're making me fill out all these forms all these questionnaires we'll get back to you we need to where'd you go Rosenberg's people yo no no my my people but I'm just like why is this taking so long you got a nice guy who's like you guys had a bromance I'm that's wrong my is taking forever like why but aren't women like not even pushed to do it well my in my situation I am my doctor really wants me to do it so I'm just

But why is it so hard? Well, why did, I have a close family member, as you guys know, not a, not immediate family, but as close as you could be otherwise, who has been dealing with colon cancer now for the last six months, whatever it's been, nine months, it's been rough. I called the guy, the place, and I'm like, yo, I saw you guys a few years ago, but I have a close family member who's been dealing with stage four colon cancer. The thing I could get in there and get another one? They were like, hold on one sec.

Came back. No, you're not up for another year plus. I'm like, are y'all telling me that you know beyond a shadow of a doubt nothing can happen in a five-year window? Well, no, what they're telling you is they can't charge your insurance. Correct. So then you need to say while you're saying that because I can't, you can't, my insurance won't cover it.

I'll cover it myself. I don't know that I'm doing that. Well, no, I don't know. how much it will cost. I think they're like 10, 12 grand. Oh, wow. Yeah, you're not doing it. It's not cheap. I mean, I would if I was, you know, if I had any sort of symptom, of course, but if you have any sort of symptom, they'll take you. Yeah. That's,

people end up lying about the symptoms. Oh. Ah, I saw blood. I saw this. I saw that. I need to get in there. Yeah. Because otherwise, because if you lie to them, that's all that matters. They got the information from you. So lie. That's, I know, but I'm not a good lie. I should.

Anyway, um, Lilacammy is going to celebrate. Oh, sorry, I was going to say, call back and go, my poopie hurt. Wait, just go phone to baby mode? My poopie hurt? My poopie hurt. Is that a solacee quote? No. Little Kim is going to celebrate her hardcore album with a one-night only performance at King's Theater in Brooklyn.

Okay. All right, Kim. She's going to perform on November 19th alongside the Phantom and the Illharmonic Orchestra. The Phantom and the Illharmonic. Yes. Got it. So it's going to be Little Kim and an orchestra. I like it.

I'm into it. These orchestra things have been working for rappers. Yeah, people have been interested. Ross, Gizi, seen hove with an orchestra back at Carnegie Hall and 2010. Nause went on the whole tour. I have mixed feelings on the orchestra. Are you gonna have the orchestra plus like? Usually it feels like they play, the orchestra plays parts.

And over. And then you have the loops and the drum. Yeah, over it a DJ. Yeah, I can't just have it be classical music with no boom bat. Yeah, you need some drums. I need some drums at the very. very least. Put your light is up. But I love Kim celebrating.

Yeah, me too. I want to go. Yeah. Yo, orchestra, mad, beautiful. Don't want dick tonight. Hey, eat my pussy right. That's what it's going to be. I mean, he's doing hardcore. She's doing hard.

I mean, she used to throw, you know, I'm not going to say it. So during. Handle it like a real big. During opening night of his Ceramos and Casa tour, that's, we're closing at home tour in San Juan, Bad Bunny.

I delivered a very strong speech on stage addressing Puerto Rico severe water, rationing, and the power grid failures. And, yo, I was really, like I knew he was going to say something, but he went in. He said, what I want to do is give hope today, want to give you as hope and strength to fight to defend this island. I can't bring water to those who don't have it. I can't bring electricity to people whose power goes out every day. But what I want to give you today is a little bit of joy. What I want to give you today is a little bit of hope.

hope and strength to fight to continue to defend this land. And this chaos, this disaster is created on purpose to try to play with our emotions and to try to give up, to leave so they can continue to sell the island and fulfill its missions of a Puerto Rico without Puerto Ricans. They were pissed at him. Who? The ops, you know, the, the maga, the maga. You can't just say they, you got, we got to put a name on.

I mean, the days are the days. The days. I mean, we could put it, be more specific. The days. But yeah, it was, you know, and also, he also did a, like, you know, remember when we went to the show, he kept putting, like, all these, like, little captions on the stage. He also went and stood up against Essencia.

So Essentia is that project where there's going to be, like, that $2 billion luxury resort situation that's damaging, like, the ecosystem. It's going to displace a lot of people. Oh, that's happening. That's a project that's underway. It's been greenlit. And this is, like, a residential thing. in the area of Cabo Rojo.

So people are out there protesting like crazy. See where it says, Essencia Nova Manana, 2 p.m. Marcha Cabo rojo. He was telling people like, yo, let's get to protesting. So he's activating the public man. The way they do Puerto Rico is so crazy. It feels so powerless for the people there.

I mean, it's great that they have that Bunny. Hopefully he's able to do something. But it just feels it's awful. Yeah, I mean, but look how they did New Orleans during the, you know, Hurricane Katrina. Look at Gary, Indiana right now. Look, has no power for how long, how many days now? 12?

Yeah. It's on 12 days with no power in Indiana. 20 minutes away from Chicago. Right. Yo, and only independent journalists are really covering it. And no one even talks about it. And then you guys remember, Flint didn't even have water. Jackson, Mississippi is getting done.

All of these towns where you have black. black people specifically, but also where you have people you can take advantage of because of their economic bracket. Right? So when you bring up a Puerto Rico, you know, there's people in Puerto Rico. You guys, you know, wanted to stay, you know, as a territory of the United States. There's people in Puerto Rico who's wanted it to be its own thing. There's people in Puerto Rico wanted to be a state.

Stayhood. So, you know, I don't know if statehood. I mean, look how they do states in the U.S. I don't know if they're going to make it any better. Is it going to change anything? You know, you would have had representation at a federal level that maybe bring tax dollars back. But even the infrastructure things they have in Puerto Rico,

corruption-created environment. They have the fixtures. They have the stuff to fix the water. They've had it for a decade. They didn't put it in because of what bad money is saying. They want to force people out of Puerto Rico. And they're too busy letting all these projects come to the island because of these huge tax breaks.

Go ahead. Come build. And also because they're getting paid. Yeah. Yeah. And they want more people who don't give a shit about the history of Puerto Rico

or the culture of Puerto Rico to move into the island, bring their wealth, and displace individuals. I mean, look, it's going on all over the world. Right? We were talking about the Gadifuna

down in Honduras, displaced. There was another thing I saw about indigenous people getting pushed out. What's happening to the Palestinians? Indians in Israel, you know, in Gaza. You guys, I just saw the first time in life saw Pocahontas.

Yo, Pocahontas literally is telling the story that's going on all over the world all the time. Yes. Yeah. I really didn't realize how real she was keeping it. And then I'm watching hearing the songs. I'm like, this is literally Gaza. This is every place where the white man just shows up.

It's like, nah, we get it. You're a savage. We're going to save this place. And they're like, but what is a savage? It feels like you're the savage. I didn't. No. Yeah.

Dead ass. That's your rundown? That is the rundown. Listen, we got, we got to address this in his cancer situation. I was going to go trade. I need you on this because I don't have words for it. Well, I don't know that I do either. So, so let's start with the fact that there's, there's been a whole new anti-WNBA campaign.

That's kind of been going on. And can I interject here and just say that this is so on time. for the midterms and distraction. Add another one. It makes no sense. It's perfect. Yes, Laura. By the way, there was a huge protest outside of the Barclay Center. Because for the fever liberty game? Yes.

A protest against the game. So there, I believe it's part of Turning Point USA. Yes, T-Pusa. Uh-huh. The T-Pusas were out there heavy with their anti-transment. So, so it's a, it's a, it's a per. Time out. That was a fever game, and his canter was a fever game. Yeah, you know.

They're following Caitlin Clark everywhere. Right. Trying to be. Well, that has the biggest motion. And Maga Barbie's there. Maga Barbie. Sophie Cunningham. Oh, and she's anti-trans.

Yes. She's the one who restarted this whole thing. Right, right, right, right, right. I don't know who that is. I got to remember what the show, you got to watch this show. We do a hell of a program here. I miss Sophie Cunningham. No, you didn't.

I was here for it? Yes, yes, yes, yes. The meme. The meme. It's not hitting anything. Miss? You don't remember talking about something about something. Oh, yes, yes.

Okay, yes. Yes. She's on the fever now. Got it. So she, she a couple of weeks ago came out with an anti-trans, this whole protecting women in sports narrative that they're making as they want to attack women in sports. She's kind of been the spark plug again of that conversation.

Actually, there was a coach first, then Sophie Cunningham weighed in, and now former NBA player Ennis Cantor has made it his big thing to talk about trans athletes not being in sports. Is there anyone trans in the WNBA? I don't think so. Is there anyone trans trying to be in the WNBA? I don't think so. Is there anyone trans playing women's college basketball at a high level?

Not that I know of. We'll get there because I agree. I'm trying to set up the situation. Then people are back now doing the move of throwing the dildos at the games. Back now. Never heard of it the first time. Yes, you did. I forgot.

I forgot. I forgot, man. As agency as I am, I remember. Wait, maybe I blocked this stuff out because it makes no sense. Why would you throw dildo? They're losers, bro. They're trying. We don't know.

But anyways, Natasha Cloud, who's a player in the league, a very good player in the league, spoke about this at the press conference. She was waiting for someone to ask her about this, and she got her chance. Here's that. Play 19, please. Y'all, lame as fuck. Sorry, Mama. I just.

Man, and like in most of these occasions, it's men. And I want you to know that is the gayest thing that you can do is to go to a store, a sex shop, buy a dildo, come to a woman's game to throw the dildo on the court. That is the gayest shit that I've ever heard. So I'm a firm believer in anyone that has so much problem with a certain marginalized group, just come out and say that you're a part of our marginalized group because that's a firm believer. hate is unwarranted. It's not factual. And it says more about the internal struggles of that individual than it ever will say about the collective group. Men, the men that are throwing it, but also shows that you are weak, like extremely weak. And it says a lot about how you feel about women, but we don't care. It's a disruption of the game. Y'all lame a shit to us. Y'all gay to us

and we see it. So keep throwing them if you just want to keep telling us you're gay. So, You can come out. It'll be happy. She goes on, she says, you got dildos on your credit card statements. It's pretty fun. She's very good. So Natasha Cloud was waiting for that moment. All right.

And then it just so happens that I guess the sky played the fever. And Ennis Cantor, who has now been this anti-trans warrior, decided to show up, wear a provocative shirt and sit in like the first row. And Natasha Clow wasn't having it. This is number 25. Six-point basketball game. Chicago staying in it. Natasha Cloud.

And right before the break, this was the scene inside Winstor Arena. After Natasha Cloud got that bucket, she wanted her voice heard. We have talked about the conversations. What is wrong with you, bro? That's it. So, to your question there,

what is wrong with you? you bro i don't understand what they're trying to do i don't understand what we're doing what are they're doing what's happening like what's going to happen what's these people uh you know apparently so you're and just let me finish you're at a game i don't have an answer so go you're you're at a game you have an issue with trans athletes that's his issue yes supposedly allegedly uh who aren't there so no one there is trans so who were you you mad like who are you mad at right even if we want to take your stupid idea and go with it like it's real who are you at was there a player particularly yeah like there were show me the the

the the the cis woman who lost her job to the trans athlete who stole like what are you all talking about i and so i'm lost i i really i am desperate which is why they probably didn't remember the the dildo on the court you the dildos on the court because i don't get it i don't don't understand what you're doing. Pablo Torre or some real journalist needs to do the work and go find the, the, the trans athletes who are playing at a major level, because I want to see where it's happening, and the people who have lost opportunities. I want to find these people.

But also who's funding this? That's the real answer. Well, I think it's T. Pusa, right? This is a, because they're at the Barclays, you say. I mean, that's what I heard. So why are there, why would they be, why would Turning Point USA be at a, but just to be Just to be clear about the kind of weak bitch that Ennis Cantor is and his ilk are. He is like every other weak bitch who's run to the right.

When he became politically active during the end of his career, basically what ended up happening is the people who ended up embracing him in the long run, it's what we've seen a thousand times. Ended up being the right. They ended up liking Ennis Cantor's message. and because those are the people that sort of took to him and he is a weak person these people go ooh I'm getting love from this part of the world and now he is being their token puppet

who's going out there and attacking I had jump my brain jumped ahead because I was about to go to the next thing which is Spider-Man punching racist in the face which I enjoyed but what was his inner cancer's thing what got him embraced by these people where's he from again

turkey so it was during the turkey thing and his family like he he was known for opposing the regime in Turkey particularly the president and the Chinese government okay and he ended up losing his passport in Turkey and this started back in 2013 and as time went on he ended this ended up becoming he went after LeBron because Because LeBron wouldn't stand up against China. Got it. So he ended up on the other side of progressives, of the left. Yeah.

And we've seen this story play out a thousand times. So these people all just became bedfellows because, listen, he had a reasonable personal issue with the place that he's from. Right. That's one. Sure. But as a result, he now ends up against LeBron. And now he gets love from these megatypes. Right.

And he's now just leaning it all the way. And now it's just one thing's rolled into the next. Now he's just the poster boy bitch for these people who wants to go up there and go. Yo, the idea of attacking women in their lead under the guise of protecting women is some of the weakest shit, bro. You are a weak man. You are a weak, sad little man. That is a sad. Yo, why are you, you're harassing these ladies under the guys of caring about women?

By the way, when did all these right-wingers care about this league that is dominated by black lesbians? When did this become the league that they cared so much about? When Caitlin Clark? Just because... Yeah, one person... And now so he got in him. There was some storyline that was racial.

One person who loves playing in this league. Which, by the way, wasn't racial, but we made it racial because we live in a racialized society. Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark's college battle was not based on race. But we made it racial. Of course. You think at any point, Caitlin Clark or Angel Reese, in any of their moments leading up to like, you know,

their whole rivalry that they were like, what I'm really fueled by is that race. Caitlin was like, I'm going to get this black woman. I'm going to show her. I'm a strong white. I'm going to show her that us strong whites, we will not be denied. Me and my straight hair and my white skin, I will fight for.

And you think Angel was like, I'm tired of these whites thinking they can come into our black game and take, I'm going to be. Yo, they were just like, yo, she's on a good team and she's the best. It was an NCAA championship. I'm the best on my team. Yeah, like, we're gonna.

Yeah. Yo, we're the, again, we're the worst and we're failure. Well, Spider-Man is here. Clip 23. Let me see Spider-Man. There is. Oh, my God. It really is.

Bow. Spider-Man went out busy. Where was this, by the way, Minnesota? Yeah. Look, Spider-Man is putting in work, kid. Oh, wow. dominating the box office, dominating boxing these ears. Yep, run, move.

So this guy, this got, shout to Tony Baker. I got there from his base. So Jake Lang is just like now, this guy is just like a racist who goes around doing horrible racist things. Antagonizing people. He's been doing it, yeah. And that's his thing? Yeah, Jason Lang, who grew up Jewish. Jason or Jake?

Jake Lang, excuse me. You grew up Jewish? That's what the Internet says. Lang? I never heard that it's Jewish. And is now a Christian white, white, But he loves to use that like the N-word. Did you see the sign that was there?

That's his thing. He specifically says it to people. Like he's horrific. So he gets his ass with dogs. So when something horrible happens though, because I know it keeps getting closer, horrible things. Well, something really bad was going to happen to him.

You know who saved him? A bunch of black people. Well, of course. But one day when they're not there to save him and something horrible happens, I can't wait to see how he's turned into like some sort of freedom hero. Oh. He should have the right to,

he should have the right to go around. and antagonize and insult marginalized groups and play with them in the face. It'll happen. It'll happen. And then he's going to become a hero. So who though? You know, to the right. But we're acting like that's a credible marker, right?

Like we keep, do we do this often? We all do it. Where we act like the embraceer, is that the word? Nope. The embrace. The embracing. The embracing of this sect of the population is true validation. and should be, you know.

I'm not saying it's true. I'm just saying it's going to happen. Yeah. We've seen it. We've seen it with Charlie Kirk. Yeah. And I'm not saying, I'm not saying Charlie Kirk was Jake Lang.

He was not. But like still, all of a sudden, all the things that he said that were bad are forgotten. And we're only seen, you know, the virtuous freedom of speech guy. I mean,

the only difference between Jake Lang and Charlie Kirk is Jake Lang is showing up to protest. What's that? Well, no. I mean, the specific antagonizing using the N-word is, as his own rarefied air.

Yeah. Charlie Kirk was holding rallies where he gave terrible political opinions. He didn't show up and literally start like race marches. That's not. He, that's a different thing. Okay. Yeah. Still antagonizing people and being hateful.

Yeah, but giving your, but giving your nasty opinions in a forum of, I have, I'm, it's different. I get what you're saying. You're like, don't make me defend Charlie. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. But yeah, but I don't think on our side, we should be lazy and say they're all the same. They're not.

Because one thing is still nasty politics that I totally disagree with, and a lot of it's fueled by hate. I agree with that. But specifically having an intentional hate march, I do think there is a separation of that. Do you see what I'm saying? Okay. And the individuals who, like Charlie Kirk, they have hate marches.

Yeah. Some of them do. Yes. Some of them do. Yeah. I mean, look, they're all over there. Okay. Yeah, but I don't think it's helpful for us to just go zoink.

I think it is this got this. Because if you say that about, if you say that, Lang and Charlie Kirk are the same thing. To me, we're cheapening what the conversation is about this. Jake, Charlie Kirk did his own sort of bad thing. This is its own sort of even more heinous thing in my opinion. Okay. It's a spectrum is what you're saying. Yeah, I think showing up two black neighborhoods to yell the N-word in people's faces is a vastly different thing than going to a college campus and having a conversation that I detest everything you're saying

and think it's fueled by hatred. Both bad. To me, very different. But either way I'm not. It's on the same for me, so I'm clear. It's on the same end of the spectrum. It's the same end of the spectrum. It's the same end of the spectrum for me. And it's a few steps away. So while different, right, it's still exists in the same space. Sure. It's like somebody being like, well, I have the Confederate flag because it represents my

Southern culture. Might as well be doing a hate march. For me. Right. I hear that. I hear that. That specific comp, I definitely. You know what I'm saying? Like you're not doing a hate march, but you're definitely opening the gate for individuals to walk their way right towards feeling comfortable using the N-word, antagonizing people, being Islamophobic, showing up to games where you're antagonizing women at their job, basically, you're antagonizing women at their job.

All of that for me, because it goes unchecked, all of y'all are the same. you. And you could split hairs because I think Charlie Kirk has been validated, I don't know, by the Yankees giving him a fucking moment of silence and fucking podcasts and fucking holidays and all this other bullshit. It's the same hateful shit to me. But you never engaged with Charlie Kirk shit at all. You never saw it. I remember when he died. You were like, I've never seen him talk. No, I had seen him talk. I just didn't know he was a thing. I didn't know it was enough to get a moment of silence at the Yankees game. But that's not.

But clearly to a certain group, it was. Now, I, and to the point that I'm making, I don't think if that happened to Jake Lang, I don't think he's getting a moment of silence any games. But I do think over time, it would end up getting turned into a free speech warrior. He was a free speech warrior. That's what I don't think in the immediate,

it would feel the same at all. But I do think over time to make, and then what happened to Jake Lang? I mean, all he was doing was, showing up and having N-word rallies. Well, that's saying. So for me, the person who would rationalize all of this, right, exist in a specific space where allowing a Confederate flag,

allowing rhetoric or a college campus, quote-unquote, discussion around Islamophobia and who belongs and who doesn't belong and all of that, all operates in the same space to me. Sure. You know what I'm saying? Well, I mean, there's a lot more of it these days, too, Plus, we got all the Islamophobic mom-dani stuff that's going.

It just keeps going. The rallies there happening. By the way, and I guarantee you those people all have no problem, had no problem with Charlie Kirk. Yo, my dad wrote an ill article last week, M.J. Rosenberg on Substack, about how the whole anti-Semitism thing is basically completely made up. If you really want to send people to, like, true anger and hating people like my dad, he's not saying that anti-Semitism does not exist on college campuses and that there have never,

been any time where like a rally went too far and all of a sudden Jewish students were like, whoa, I don't like that. It's not saying that. It was saying that the overall witch hunt was, in fact, a government-fueled witch hunt. And there are now people, Jewish people, looking into this and specifically going into the receipts of, wait, what happened at Harvard that made you take away their money? What happened at Columbia? No, tell us the specific incidents because it sounds like things were just getting fudged because the powers that be wanted to in that moment

do the whole anti-Semitism, anti-Israel play. It was a shakedown. It was a shakedown. And now, you know, Jewish politicians and writers are doing the work to look into it and say like,

nah, you're not going to take a real thing that anti-Semitism is and that needs to be checked and make it a fake thing to justify the support of Israel. We're not doing that. So interesting, read if you want to check it out. But like the research has been done. Let's get to the gurus.

Groozbrose. All right. You know you are a beautiful queen. Ebro, don't ever play yourself. You're not a guru. The original gurus at gmail.com. The original gurus at gmail.com. Where the gurus unite to shine the light. Ebro, burn the seat. Rosenberg. Who's out there? Who needs us? Who's writing to us? Who needs our help? Need extra Zen today after that Ennis Cantor story, you know?

I know. I was mad last night. I deleted a lot of tweets. I was like, I mean, you son of a bitch, I'm not worth me. Not to do this. It's so stupid. I can't get mad. No, and he changed his last name to freedom.

You know, once anyone does anything like that? Biter. Meta World Peace. World Peace already did it. Yeah, exactly. His was real, man. He wants World Peace. You really want freedom.

And, Ed. And don't let us bring back Ron Artest to mop you up out here, Enos. Yo, somebody find Ron Artex to go deal with this In his cancer situation. And by the way, I like that you just accidentally called him Enos. We need to call you Enis. What is it? It's spelled E-N-E-S. It's Enos to me.

All right, Enis. Okay, my first name's in the email. Please give me anonymous. All right. Don't miss it up. I will. Let me look at it there just so I intentionally almost do it. All right, guys.

I'm writing because I've been with my girl for about 15 years. Oh, wow. Okay. I just recently caught her talking to other men. One of them, she told him, I'm trying to talk to you because I want to be with you telling him, you know how to me. I don't understand. Then I realize she's talking to another guy every single day.

I haven't seen anything crazy on those messages yet, but she still deletes the messages every day. In my mind, in my mind, I'm like, if she has nothing to how. why does she have to delete the messages every day, but yet she still does. We've talked about it three weeks ago, but yet she's still conversing with the same guy every day from good morning all the way through the day till good night. And she claims he's just her bud. More like acquaintances, nothing more. I have to admit, I haven't been the most romantic partner over the years.

I'm not a deadbeat dude. I work 12 to 13 hours shifts, money through Friday. I pay most of the bills and make sure there's food in the house since she's comfortable when she gets home. She goes out every weekend most of the time leaves on Friday night and doesn't come home until Sunday. Oh, wow. We have a house together and a lot of things in my name. What should I do, gurus?

Should I burn it down? Or should I try to be more romantic and see if she'll stop doing what she's doing? P.S., we have no kids. That's the answer. Thank you. Burn it down later. She leaves on a Friday and doesn't come back until Sunday. Bro, she's this is whether she's likely physically cheating on you.

She's at least emotionally cheating. on you. This is very traumatic stuff. The idea that you're not the most romantic. What you're saying is y'all aren't having sex. That is not a justification for her cheating on you. Yeah. Yeah. That's not a thing. I understand it's used as the thing. How long have been married, by the way? They've been together for 15 years. Together 15. Yeah. The fact that you didn't remember that shows me here's what I is amazing Laura. He checks out before I make it even into the email. It was the first work. We've been together 15 years. Uh, sometimes Sometimes things, yeah.

Sometimes things you... He's like, I'll come back towards the end. Let me see what happens. Anyways, they've been together 15 years. She's gone every weekend, bro. Yeah. She's, you telling her it hurts you, and she's texting them all day long. And she's deleting the messages because it's an emotional affair.

She is cheating. Something's going on. This is terrible, man. I feel bad for him, but... I mean, I wonder if he's, like, confronted her and told her, hey, I know you're doing this. Well, they talked three weeks ago. Yeah. And she said, she won't stop.

Yeah, I don't know if this relationship is... Burn it down. Her excuse would be like, you never married me. We don't have sex. We don't have sex. That'll be her. I'm not doing anything. It's just emotional.

It's just chatting, but I delete them every day. Listen, bro, the moment, the moment you allowed it to begin where Friday she leaves and she comes back on Sunday, you was done, bro. She thinks you're a bozo. She thinks you're a clown. And just because you guys have some economic intertanglings, that's why she hasn't left you yet. Yeah, because he pays most of the bills.

Right. Because he pays most of the bills. the dude she's boning, probably ain't got no bread. He's just some good dick. Yeah, I don't know if this relationship is for you anymore. If you were to reverse this story and make, if you reverse the story and make him the woman and her the man, it would sound like a lot of abuse. It sounds like he's abused.

Boy, we live in a society with double standards. No, no, and I understand the double standards and they make sense. But like, no, listen, she leaves for the weekend. He leaves for the weekend because he smashes other chicks and you're telling him it hurts and he won't stop texting with her. Yo, that would be like, people would be like, girl, you're being abused. You need to go. Bro, you're being abused.

You need to go. And you're paying the bills. It's a fine line between being a good man who just tries to take care of his girl and being played. You're being played. You don't have kids. There's someone out there you can find who won't do this and you'll have a better relationship. Burn it down. So say the guru.

Yeah. Sorry. Yo, and you got money, son. You'll find somebody. Yeah, stack it up. You need to be alone for a woman. while anyway. You've been 15 years of somebody. Yeah, bro. You don't want to have sex with.

Go find somebody you want to have sex with. But don't get into like a serious relationship real fast. It's been like, you know, a couple of years just, you know what I mean? At least a year or two. Splashing off. Doing a damn thing. Listen, man, thanks for joining the program.

We covered most of the stuff we wanted to get to today. We'll cover some more tomorrow. See what the algorithm brings us. Once again, sending prayers and love. to P from QC, get well, sir. Absolutely, bro. And everybody out there in the EL Army, thank you, man. Share.

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