Trick Knowledge ( Trick Daddy Interivew)

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Fifty percent rights this year, I love you fifty percent.
Rachet ratchets to sit down? Right is coming the most
prominent form. Wait yo, ass up early in the morning.
But they tell me it was y'all. I said, oh,
hell yeah, I'm getting the smootang jos More to ship
three people's choice. Actually, let I've got you Joma made

(00:21):
god people. I can't believe you guys in the basket. Look,
did we know this breakfast club? I don't. I don't
hate it, burn, but you god damn head phones like
huh bringing back, bringing back? Right? Ain't got hit? Act

(00:44):
like he ain't even doing. Here we go, Here we go,
old man can't hit. Good morning Usa yo yo yo
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yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo Good
morning angela yea good money m How do I do it? Oh?
My goodness? Right? Oh, guess what day it is? Guess

(01:08):
what day it is? Good morning? Good morning. He didn't
have the music selected in my headphones, so I couldn't
hear nothing. It was nothing you know how to do?
I got a baby, but you don't know the dad.
I don't know how to do that. All you know
is that the driver Caddy. It was. It was a
crazy situation in New York yesterday in Brooklyn with this

(01:30):
gunman and we're going to talk about that during front
page news. Yeah that was crazy. But yes, I mean,
I don't even know what to say. All day long,
people were hitting me up like is everything okay? Are
you good? And I saw they had the Uber and
Lyft drivers was doing like ten times the price they
did Price Surgeon yesterday. So but that's not the drivers,
that's the actual app and company that does that, right, Yeah,

(01:51):
the drivers don't control the price Surgeons, but he did
refund people their money. Y'all should really watch a super
Pumped on Showtime. Super Pumped on Showtime tells us story
of Uba. It's just it's it's a really, really, really
good it's not a documentary. It's an actual scripted show
and it just tells the story of Uber. And you'll
see how you know they do things like that, like
what was the safe fair rides back in the day.

(02:13):
I think they still happen now, but it's when they
was really having a lot of complaints, but they just
put something on their car. The safe fair ride charge
you an extra dollar, and people would click it when
they would get a ride, thinking that they'd be safer,
but it did nothing. They just made people feel better,
animated them more money. Yeah, all right, well, trick Daddy

(02:33):
will be Rick's daddy got a baby. But you don't
know the daddy. Oh you know that drive a Chaddy
classic Trick Daddy bar right there from Scars. Y'all know
them about no card. Trick could be joining us in
a little bit. I'm not responsible for nothing that trick
Daddy dollars says on this radio. Okay, I'm not even
trying to argue with trick Daddy about anything. Now you
gotta argue with that. But I'm highly entertained. I'm highly

(02:56):
entertained by Trick Daddy always. You have to debate with them.
But yes, I'm not responsible for nothing. Next, goodness gracious,
all right, well we need to shake the eagles. Let's
get the show crack in front Page's his next it
don't move. It's the Breakfast Club Morning morning. Everybody is
DJ Envy Angela Ye, Charlomagne the guy. We are to
Breakfast Clublet's getting some front page news. The last night

(03:19):
NBA basketball in the plays. Uh Brooklyn nextwell last night
now you know, I know, great game and also the
Timberwolves they beat the Clippers. Now what else we got easy?
All right? So at least ten of Brooklyn subway riders
were shot yesterday. A man who's wearing a gas mask
and a green construction vest. He tossed two smoke canisters
in the train car and that was to distract the

(03:40):
rush hour crowd and then he opened fire. Now that
man has been identified, and here is what NYPD Chief
James Eston had to say. Now, who we believe is
the ren though of this U haul in Philadelphia? F R.
James now sixty two years old. Was I just in

(04:00):
Wisconsin and Philadelphia? All right? Now? At least twenty three
people were hurt, according to police, Five of the gunshot
victims were critically injured, but no fatalities were reported. They
do expect that everybody should be okay, and that is
the fortunate side of this situation. Here is what Mayor
Eric Adams, who is quarantine with COVID right now, had

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to say. My team and I have been in constant
communication with NYPD, f D, n y E MS, Emergency
Management and multiple other city agencies. As of now, we
have not found any live explosive devices, but the suspect
of today's attack detonated smoke bombs to cause having. We

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were not allowing New Yorker Is to be terrorized even
by a single individual. Now. Frank James had made numerous
video threats as a YouTuber named Profit of Truth eighty eight,
and in those posts, he was threatening the Mayor Eric Adams.
He said that he has wanted to watch people die,
and he insisted he has been through a lot in

(05:04):
his life. He said, this is why it's important to
think about what you're going to do before you do it.
Let us not forget I've been through a lot of
ish where I can say I wanted to kill people.
I wanted to watch people die right in front of
my face immediately. He also goes on to say that
he is a victim of the mental health program and
he criticized Mayor Eric Adams for not doing more to
combat homelessness. And they said the NYPD is increasing security

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for Mayor Adams after police discovered these videos. So he
said he had a diagnosed mental illness and he railed
against what he calls the horror show of the city's
mental health services. When he also talked about a race
war and ranted about race issues. Oh, that's a sixty
two year old man who the system failed like he's
clearly disturved. And that sounds like a person who should
have gotten helpful his mental health issues a long time

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ago and didn't, And it leads the situations like this.
And I don't know why this country thinks ignoring a
problem will make it go away. They want to have
all these conversations about guns, getting guns off the street,
But guns don't kill people, mentally disturb people with guns
kill people, hurt people with guns hurt people. You think
that's the first time that man has probably screamed out
for helping his sixty two years on this planet. He
said he had a diagnosed mental illness, and he said

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he actually did go and he was part of a
mental health program, but he feels like he left worse
than when he went in. Now Here is what an
eyewitness had to say about the incidents on the train.
We've heard a loud bang and then followed by lots
of screaming, and we see white smokes starting to billow
and sell up the train. Car and people running at
the doors, separate the train cars and smack, you know,

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banging on them, screaming for help, almost like a horror movie.
Once again, knowing a problem will not make it go away.
And this country can do more than one thing at once. Okay,
they can, you know, do things to make it harder
for people to get guns. But they also can help,
you know, the people dealing with mental health issues in
this country as well, and they can help people, you know,

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they can help the homeless as well too. Like they
can do more than one thing at once, and it's
going to come to a one. They're either gonna have
to are they're gonna keep feeling situations like this. All right,
Well that is your front page new because I don't
think y'all have noticed, but people are at the breaking point,
all right, Okay, get it off your chest. Eight hundred
five eight five one five one. If you need to vent,

(07:15):
fol on to wide open again. Eight hundred five eight
five one oh five one. It's the breakfast Club, Go morning,
the breakfast Club telling I'm telling what's dolly. This is
your time to get it off your chest, whether you're
mad or blessed. Eight hundred five eight five one O

(07:36):
five one. We want to hear from you on the
breakfast club. Hello, who's this? Hey? This is Jay in
a truck. Hey, Jay in a truck. But don't get
it off your chest, bro, Jay in the truck. That's
very specific. Yeah, I'm a truck driver. But uh, I
got this truck. Yeah company, I'm gett I got a
three hundred dollars a credit thousand business ball and I

(08:00):
always want to figure this down payment out my business
from to get the truck. But somebody wanted up telling
me about whole life insurance. It's like, oh, follow the
money out of your whole life insurance. I'm just trying
to figure out trying to get some information about whole

(08:21):
life insurance like that. He's saying home life insurance, whole
life don't know? Well I would. I would say you
talk to somebody who actually, yeah, I don't know that
we could tell you what type of life insurance would
be best for your needs and what it is that
you have to do. But I will say, talk to

(08:41):
a couple of different representatives, some companies who can actually
help guide you based on your financial situation and what
you need that life insurance for. Who you're leaving it
to if you need to cash it out, if you
want that option, yeah, because I mean I already got
a life insurance policy. He was just saying, like, well,
why would you take money your business goal to open up?

(09:04):
Uh to um put a down payment, put your truck
when you can use borrow from your whole life assurance
because it's tax free and you can, like you know,
um pay that back like you know, you know, you
got your whole life to pay it back. The free
tax attorney does have to cash value, but I don't

(09:26):
know what that does to your life insurance if you
borrow against it. Yeah, you should talk to a tax attorney,
asked him that, because they would know that better than
than than you and myself as Charlomagne, So I would
talk to a tax attorney and trying to figure it
out that way. I don't know nothing about it. But
it's like you can use those funds for like emergency use,
but I don't know what the what the penalties are. Yeah,

(09:47):
but if he has a business loan and he's buying
something for a business, he should be able to write
it off. But like I said, that's a tax attorney. Well,
now I guess he needs the cash to be able
to get that. Yeah, what I broke, get it off
your chest was good. I need some middle's advice to
key another back. What's I just want to make sure Okay, cool, cool?
What up? Y'all? This is the tyle approach Chicago. Y'all
feeling good? Good morning? Yeah? You know that's what. First off,

(10:12):
I wanted to give my heart out to everybody that's
effected to New York right now. That's some crazy stuff. Yeah,
shout out to Brooklyn Nets. I had played the heck
of the game last night. They did. They're very shocked.
You got who you got? First round Celtics or Nets
and Nets? Uh? To give it to Brooklyn? I don't

(10:32):
really like. Uh, I don't really like. I cain't ask
you what you like, man, I'm asking you an objective basketball.
But using this Brooklyn, using my that is my that
is my perspective. Bro. I believe that Brooklyn has the
capability to de Bums. I mean, you see the way
they was playing last night. They beat them. They don't
play no defense though, brous the Bulls got something to

(10:52):
play withood. You know, even though everybody talked this smack
but y'all will be surprised that we go whoop the bucks,
and then it's gonna be a whole no no, no, no, no,
no no no no. And now listen, I agreed about
the balls of beasts, but they're not beating the bucks.
Get it off your chests. Eight hundred five eight five
one o five one. If you need to vent, hit
this up now. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the
Breakfast Club. This is your time to get it off

(11:15):
your chest. Whether you're man from you on the Breakfast Club,
you got something on your mind? Him on the Breakfast Club.
How are you desive the time from New Jersey chess,
thank you so much. I'm urging all New Jersey and
to please. And I know most of you do not

(11:36):
know who your state centerfrist or your state assembly person.
Google it, but please call them and tell them not
support as simile person. Carol U Mercy spills. She's now
trying to ask as a pump our own das. Yeah,
I saw that. I don't want that. And why do
you think people don't know who New Jersey Center is?

(11:57):
You know who is Corey Booker State? I didn't stay,
I just do this the problem stay you said state senator.
He is not your your state, he is your user
or the federal level. Oh, who's the state cenator? The
state level? And I bet you don't know who it is? No,
I don't. You're right, who is it? So google in

(12:20):
your area? Every every they have, everybody has a districts
Oh Bob Menendez, I voted for him. Actually he's not
either us. Oh my god, this is the problem. So
who is it? Tell me? Scolled me. But I can't.
So we can't say that. And you just got to

(12:40):
google where you live and see who your state. Hold on,
let me see state a stibody person is. Let me
see you guys, you know, like where I'm at. It's
like who It's like pin for state. Right, you find
out who you I'm trying to find out. Let's get

(13:01):
to it. While he's googling. Say, you said state Assembly senator? Right, yeah,
the state Oh your state assembly person. And let me
tell you why this is. These people are so important
because these are the people and I wish ex offenders
really would vote in this election. And most of the
time we don't vote in this election like we are
vote in every election because these people are the ones

(13:22):
who make up the laws that judges consecuted and lawyers
have to follow. These are the guys that make up
the lawds that sittens people according to the crime. And
I wish exepensers and I wish all of us to
start voting in this election right here. This is very important.
Is it just supporting? As a mayor election, we usually
know who that is, but this election right here, Charlomagne,

(13:44):
find out who it is. Start talking to these people more,
have them games up there more, because these people are important.
Thank you, mama. Yeah, because I definitely don't want I
still don't know who it is. I don't know. I've
been putting my gas because I'm from New York. But
when I moved to Jersey, they put the gas fall
you now love it. I saw that. So my only
thing was like, you know, if that's something that is
gonna be on the actual ballot, I'm just gonna click no,

(14:06):
you know me, just like last year we had to
vote whether or not Whewana was gonna be legal. Vote yes, Hello,
who's this Hi? Good morning. I would like to stay anonymously. Okay,
you could have made up a name, but ahead, go mama. Okay,
I'll go by Miss Spicy anyway. He's good morning, guys.
I love y'all, love listening to y'all, but I just

(14:26):
wanted to get my message across. I wanted to let
President Biden and Vice President Kamela Harris knows. Please do
not come in a Haitian community um this time around,
trying to sweep talk us into voting for the for
you guys, because you criticize um which what was his name,
President Trump about his mistreatment of Haitian immigrants. But then again,

(14:50):
you got to turn around and you are doing the
exact same, if not worse. We rather stick with the
devil we know. So please do not come into our
Haitian American near this time around, trying to get us
to vote for you. After how you've been treating the
Haitian people. I don't like it. We're watching you and
we needed to stop. You've been warning if it hate Hey,

(15:10):
when a Haitian tail you don't come around, you better
not come around, because if you do, you're gonna see Yes,
Haitian community. If you need to, you can hit this
up now. We got rumors all away, yes, and Tyra
Banks has quit Twitter, and we were telling you earlier
this week about some issues regarding dancing with the Stars.

(15:32):
All right, we'll get into it next. It's the Breakfast Club,
Go Morning, the Breakfast Club's team. This is the Rumor
Report with Angela Yee on the Breakfast Club. But Jennifer Lopez,
she has her newsletter on the j Low and she

(15:53):
is detailing how she was proposed to by Ben Affleck.
And she said that, you know, after eighteen years after
they called off their previous engagement. She talked about the proposal,
how it went down, and their second chance of true love.
She started the newsletter, did you ever imagine your biggest
dream could come true? Saturday night, while at my favorite
place on Earth and the Bubble Bath, my beautiful love

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got on one knee and proposed. I was taken totally
off guard and just looked in his eyes, smiling and
crying at the same time, trying hard to get my
head around the fact that after twenty years, this was
happening all over again. I was quite literally speechless. And
he said, is that a yes? I said, yes, of course,
that's a yes. I don't think any man who ruined
as many superhero characters has been Affleck should have Jennifer Lopez.

(16:37):
He ruined Dead Devil, he ruined Batman. He doesn't deserve
Jennifer Lopez. But that's just my hot take. But but
I wonder if you get proposed to a couple of times,
do you compare the proposal? Because remember a Rod didn't
on the beach when the sun was right in the
right position. When you're ruined two superhero characters, two iconic
superhero characters, do you compare those two? Do we compare
how bad he did that devil to how bad he
did Batman Devil? So I don't know. Well she enjoyed it,

(16:59):
she said. She smiling so big, tears were coming down
her face, and she was feeling so incredibly happy and whole.
It was nothing fancy at all, but it was the
most romantic thing I could have ever imagined, Just a
quiet Saturday night at home, two people promising to always
be there for each other. Tell her watch been playing
Daredevil a Batman. I bet she rethinked this to the
shopping man. As long as she's happy, man, that's the

(17:20):
most important thing. She's happy Now. She's got that green
diamond engagement ring that we talked about. That it's worth
definitely more than five million, maybe more than ten million dollars,
And she said green has always been my lucky color,
and now for sure it always will be. Well, I'm
glad been gave it away because he held on too
If you hold on to it too long, you'll think
he's green landing. We don't need to ruin another, all right.
And Viola Davis has a memoir coming out, and she

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details that after she was casting How to Get Away
with Murder, she got a lot of scrutiny over her looks.
She said that fellow black actors thought that she just
wasn't pretty enough to be able to pull it off.
She said, following her casting, her friend had come to
her after overhearing several actors and actresses, all of whom
were black, say that she wasn't pretty enough to pull

(18:06):
it off. And she did a whole profile in The
New York Times where she discusses this as well, and
she said she had had a slew of experiences around
her race and her deeper skin tone within the predominantly
white industry. And she said that you know, the experience
was unlike the other colorless racist and anti black criticism

(18:26):
because she couldn't shake this feedback. She also details on
her childhood experiences with racism. She details an anti black
attack and the third grade and this was in Central Falls,
Rhode Island. They were a group of eight or nine
boys who would always insult her, throw stones and bricks
at her. One day they physically caught her and they
pinned her arms back and the leader of the group,

(18:46):
who was black but identified as Portuguese. He was Cape
Verdian and black. He called her ugly and a black
effing N word and when she responded, your black two,
he punched her. How do you have to look to
play a law professor? As she played on to get
away a murder a law professor? How how do they
expect what I don't want to get it? Like? What
did that means? You don't pretty enough to play the role?
Imagine these are your peers who are working with you

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in Hollywood and understand the struggles of what it is
to get these roles. And knowing how talented she is,
to hear that people are saying things like that, I
don't want to know how do you have to look
to play a law professor? Like that's the question I
would have them like, I don't get it all right now,
Tyra Banks, she has deleted her Twitter account and people
are trying to speculate on why now. Kate Taylor from
Insider mentioned a probable cause of that Twitter departure. According

(19:33):
to the writer, they she's saying that Tyra Banks left
the platform right after she reached out to her with
questions for the expose that she did on America's Next
Top Model. The work was called Tyra Banks America's Next
Top Model to Fix Fashion Now. Some contestants say the
show was psychological warfare, so it focused on the contestants

(19:53):
of the show, their time on that stage, and how
it was very hard on models, even going as far
as having harsh criticisms concerning the model's bodies and setting
up difficult challenges, and several contestants of the show have
opened up about the psychological impact of the show. So
she said she reached out Tyra Banks to get some
fact checking done and to get a comment and then

(20:15):
Tyra Banks delete her Twitter. She said it could be unrelated.
What can I say? And Tyra Banks also has been
facing backlash from Dancing with the Stars. People are like
on Twitter, I don't know if you guys have seen
this and they're blaming her for a Disney's decision to
move that next season from ABC to Disney Plus. It
was recently announced by the producers, and fans did not
have a good reaction of that. It was in season

(20:36):
twenty nine, and a lot of viewers were saying that
they were blaming Tyra Banks. But you know how the
Twitter mob can get Why do they act like Disney
Plus is a downgrade? Like I watched majority of all
my TV consumption comes from screaming services. Yeah, but some people.
You know, obviously network television has a bigger audience because
there's no fee to pay, because there's no way to um.

(20:57):
They don't have any evidence to prove that linear has
more viewershipping streamings. I would think it's in more households,
though I don't know, because you don't have to pay
for it. But that don't mean people are watching it
mortal like you. I have ABC on my I don't
watch ABC that much. I watch screaming service as more. Well,
some people don't have streaming services, and I'm sure there's
way way exponentially if you look at how many people

(21:18):
have Disney Plus as opposed to how many people just
haven't mean watching it though you that's all you can
have it, Yeah, don't mean they're watching it more. All right,
Well that is your rumor report. All right, now we
got from Page News. Next we'll be talking about STDs
are on the rise, and we'll talk about which ones
during the first year of the pandemic. Really those numbers

(21:39):
went up? Goodness, gracious, all right, no baby was bored
by all Right, we'll get to it. Next. It's the
Breakfast Club. Good morning, So Breakfast Club, your mornings will
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Good morning, everybody is DJ Envy Angela Yee, Charlomagne the guy.
We are to Breakfast Club. Let's get into front page

(22:22):
News where were starting? Easy? All right, Well, President Joe
Biden said yesterday that the attacity is committed by Russia
and Ukraine is in genocide. It's the first time he
has made this accusation against the President Vladimir Putin. Here's
what he said, for family budget, your ability to fill
up your tank, none of its should hinge John, Whether
a dictator declares war and commit to genocide and half

(22:45):
a world away, help deal with this prudent price, Pyche.
I've authorized the release of one million barrels per day
for the next six months from our strategy patrolling reserve.
This is by far the largest release of our national
reserve in history. It's a wartime bridge to increase oil
supply as we work with US producer oil producers to

(23:07):
wrap up the production this year. Alright, he said. He
called the genocide because it's become clearer and clearer that
Putin is trying to just wipe out even the idea
of being Ukrainian. He said, the evidence is a mountain.
So what is the US going to do because sanctions
clearly at work, not at all. I've been saying that
going awful weeks. He don't care. And then they've been

(23:28):
talking and he said, after talking here gonna continue o
with fighting, Like what are we doing? And I know
that they keep saying they don't want to engage because
then we would be in World War three. But I mean,
what do you did. We've been giving the military. We've
been giving the military supplies. They're announcing a new seven
hundred and fifty million dollar military aid package as early
as this week. Million more. What are you doing with
the money? Getting weapons, weapons and ammunition? They're asking for

(23:51):
fighter jets. Who listen, couldn't you just save money by
going in and doing it yourself? Drones, drone ships, the helicopters,
Like what a couple of billy before seven hundred and
fifty million? Just yea, do what we gotta do? We
save some money. We gonna handle this for y'all real quick.
All r right now. STDs including gnaria and syphilis have
risen during the first year of the pandemic, and they're

(24:13):
saying that the Russian man. Overall, two point four million
STD cases were reported in the US in twenty twenty
and so that is a slight decrease from the two
point five million cases reported in twenty nineteen, but they
said that might have been a result of significant reductions
in screening and reporting associated with the onset of the
COVID pandemic. So they said. Specifically, cases of gnaria, syphilis

(24:36):
and congenital syphilis were higher than levels seen in twenty
nineteen despite lockdowns, and cases of chlamydia, however, were lower
and too busy weighing about your masth, worrying about your math.
If you've got to protect a penis, okay, you got
you gotta cover your penis too, don't don't, don't grab
your math and leave your condoms. Yeah, I mean it's

(24:57):
interesting because well, I'm not going to say it, but
now I'm saying because Trick Daddy is coming up next
and well he in an interview, is going to address STDs.
That's all I'm saying. All right, Now, teen overdose deaths
have been rising rapidly, but not because more of them
are using drugs. They're saying that the drugs are just

(25:19):
more dangerous. It's coming from that situation, they said, with
a fentanyl being involved in more than seventy seven percent
of adolescent overdose deaths, it's fifty times more powerful than
heroin and it's extremely cheap to produce. So now, drug
use among teens is currently at a historic low, but
the amount of fentanyl being sold to them in the
form of counterfeits of common medications and the lack of

(25:41):
awareness of the risk that they face taking these pills
is a big part of the problem. So young people
are buying what they think are legitimate pills, but actually
they're pressed pills with drugs that were made in the
underground market and they're pressed to look real. So what
a correlation? Drug uses at an all time low, but
deaths are rising rapidly because of the fat and am

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all right? Well that is your front page news, all right,
all right? Now coming up next, trick Daddy got a baby.
But you don't know the daddy. Oh you know that
can drive a caddy. Well, we're gonna kick it with
Trick when we come back to the OAP movies, To
Breakfast Double d the Breakfast Club, The Breakfast Club, Angel

(26:25):
and Charlomagne the Guard. Want to everybody's d ch Envy
Angela yee, Charlomagne the guy. We are the Breakfast Club.
We got a special guest in the building. Come on now,
we got trick Daddy. Welcome. What they done? Man? What's
up with you? Man? Some trick Daddy? What's been going on? Man?
And you know, same thing? Same thing? You know what

(26:47):
I'm saying just representing. You know, the music game is
a lot different, so I do less music in I
just get in a bag all different other kids away
night we're seeing. I was just talking to do All
Dave me and You've always talking about like the best
lyricists from the South, And I said, man, you gotta
throw tricking that too. Now. Do you think you ain't
say my name? He actually saying you? Who do you say?

(27:13):
He said, uh Ti, which he said Ti and Ross
And then I was like, man, you gotta throw tricking
that too lyrically now, and he was like, yeah, yeah, yeah,
you tricking lyrically. I think I'm number one, and I
never I never put myself number one because I can't
be my own favorite rapper, but I know lyrically I
can see to myself as number one tied which scar

(27:34):
Face definitely face We have face. Definitely have facing that
because I can say tied wi scar Face because I
know I'm a bigger fan of his than he was
to me, because I was listening to him ten years before.
I try to do music that's right, so I never
forget where I come from. But at least you're getting
the bags of doing things that makes sense, right, that
you really love, like the cooking show, right, which we

(27:56):
were just talking about. I said, when I come on there,
I want to do something veg What that is? No, No,
I don't even gotta It could be all fruits and vegetables.
It don't gotta be no fake me cooked so you
don't eat like seafood. No, I don't need seafood. Straight,
I'm not a vegan. You can make a nice tall

(28:18):
salad because that's a matter of day. We don't have
to go on the show together. But I guess vegetables
would mean I could do that. Yeah, I think that'd

(28:40):
be a good challenge to see. That's not gonna be interesting,
but I think it is because like and think about
all the things that you could cook. Like if you
could have to come up with a mail for somebody
who was a vegetarian, right, what would you come up with? Man,
I probably cook up some cabbage from rice. Yeah, but
even in the South, we put turkey sausage in the cabbage.
Some people put magging. I like turkey something okay with

(29:01):
even the thing like like at Sundays we use turkey.
That's right for the pot meat. So we put it
in the stream means we put it in the coligreen
and that was kind of hard, but we figured out
the way to give it it's season and without the pork.
Because the oldest people in my family eat pork. Haven't
never stopped eating pork. And I heard that some things

(29:22):
you don't get sick until you stop doing it, right,
they said, They said, pork is like heroin. The hardest
thing to do is to get off of it. And
I like bakon and pork chop is my two favorite meat.
But I respect the way people decide they want to eat.
You know, I'm saying healthy these days, and so we
don't put pork in. If you want pork, the only
port we got is the pork chopping. You have to

(29:43):
order that and we could get separate. But I guess,
but you say no me. I'm like, damn, is there
anything you don't eat? I do everything to you. You
say everything when I come on the show, whatever you
make gout, I eat point, I said, I said what

(30:04):
every He said, no, Y say everything. I say, good
you do the restaurant. No, Well, we do know. We
got actually CEO this this is my executive producer. So
somebody who talked me into doing it because I I
you know, I used to mess around a little bit
on on social media and me scringing bitch, I got
my boss and everybody like got used to it. So

(30:25):
he was like, we're doing a cookie show together. I'm
doing it. I'm like, what are we gonna do with that?
And we was looking around for a whole year. He
was like, you know what. Him and my other boy
EJ like, EJ me, you're gonna do We're gonna do
this this And I said, listen, I just what I'm
gonna do because I keep it real because a lot
of people don't let their friends eat. But I'm like,
I'm a Lebron James to the rap game. If you
bring something to the table, we're gonna have that's real.

(30:48):
So they don't half of it and I own the
other half. They built the kitchen. I bring the talent,
my expert teeth, and we go from there. So we
actually built our own kitchen studio. That's hard. It's Facebook, right,
Facebook Life, It's on Facebook, is on YouTube, and we
we were we just got a deal with we were
working at a deal. We're working at a deal with

(31:10):
Fox Soul, Fox soul so with Fox. So they came
to me with something I wasn't used to. They was like, well,
we're gonna put a couple of episodes on there, and see.
I was like that, hold on, I'm not with all
that pilot stuff. If you believe in me, believe in me.
But CEO and Crime talked me into us, so I said, okay,
well we're gonna tryn put a couple of up. So
I want to you know, you started doing mornings at

(31:32):
one time in Miami. You were in Trina with Mac.
No Max started here with us. Yeah. Yeah, Making is
a huge fan of the show. Me and Mac watch
watch and listen to y'all all the time. What happened
to the show, because we thought the show was larious.
What happened to the show is we got some young
We got some young bigger nails that own a lot
of these record companies and TV companies. They don't have
a clue about the hell going on with the culture.

(31:54):
And what they do is they add up the math
and our contract was in into two years and they
were gonna have to get some more money up, I believe,
and they gave us our severance and then severance is
you don't get fired. They pay you not to go
nowhere else for so so long. So I'm coming back
to radio. I'm going back to radio, and I'm gonna

(32:15):
be bigger and blacker on radio because a lot of
a lot of older women. I was surprised, a lot
of older women love the show because it's a thinking
when you got a morning show like y'all, actually reach
out to the peoples when you when in the mornings,
people want to hear interesting topics. They don't want to
hear the news that you already talked about last week.

(32:37):
And I noticed y'all at the breakfast club. Y'all never
bring back up old topics. Just keep it moving, and
we don't assassinate characters. We're not into assassinated characters. Somebody
come nature want to bring up club, Okay, fine, you
can bring it up. If the person they're talking about
whet addressing, come on, you will, let you address it.
But I'm not doing it. I'm not Chris rocking you.
You know what I'm saying. That's what it's called. Now,

(32:59):
Chris Rock, damn trick. Why are you calling that? Because
regardless of Chris Rock was reading the teleprompter, or if
Chris Rock made it up. If him and Will was cool,
then find you somebody else to clown. I'm not I
am not one of them. Yeah, you know what I'm saying.
People was like, well, why did Will wait so long?

(33:20):
Because it probably didn't. It probably didn't dawn on him
the different things that you know, you can't tell a
person how to react to when it comes to the
show anyway, there's no limit to how you act. And
the ten year band, oh well, it took him twenty
years to give him award. You know what I'm saying.
You ever had a late reaction to something and didn't

(33:41):
reacted violently? I don't think I had the late reaction
I had. One time I was gonna real I thought
I was personally fine, and I find that she burnt
me three days later. But I react right at the moment.
Now I got for a second, going to it take

(34:01):
three days for you to So did you know who
it was immediately? No? But I had I had it
because I had two girls. Well, I had one girl,
then I had another dude girl. But if it was funny,
it was funny, it was funny. It was sad at first,
it became funny because in Miami at that time, if
you caught a VD of venery disease, right, they asked you, well,

(34:24):
did you have groups sax who you had it with?
And then they had these health department vans that it
go get them, and I put all my homeboy's name
on the listener and they gave this school and got them.
They come right to your school and get you. No,
So why did you tell the women like listen, just

(34:46):
you should go get tested because a lot of people
don't know what a sexually transmitted disease and such as
gunn a real if you don't tell the girl you
had sex with that I got something. You possibly gave
me something, I gave you something. All keep passing around,
that's right, so you have to get rid of it.
Did you ever do the air wax test back in
the day you gichi? You know the air wax test.

(35:07):
I did a lot of time, but I don't think
it worked. Okay, so you heard about this air wax
Come on, now, that's a that's a Gichi thing. You
would know if they you know, if they got some
of you think your figure you and then inserted you
put it in the pomp. She got something. I thought
making that up. Now we gotta moved with Trick Daddy
when we come back, don't move. It's the breakfast Club,
Come on it. J Envy Angela yee. Charlomagne, the guy

(35:31):
we are the breakfast Club was still kicking it with
Trick Daddy. Yee. So Trick Daddy, what are your thoughts
about what's going on in Florida and politics? You know
they have to don't say gay law. Then they got
the abortion thing, then they got going on. I just
believe that comedians, if they can say what they want
to say, I can say what they want to say.
I believe that. If I don't, I don't brevevan same

(35:54):
sex marriages, adopting kids and raising them thinking that they're
going to be normal. I don't. I don't. I don't
don't agree with that, but it's my opinion. But for
you to tell me I have to have this baby,
it's some parents that's unfit, man, and that's what's wrong
with the kids. The parents couldn't start at the household.
I think I think women and men should be evaluating

(36:15):
should they before they even be able to have a baby. No,
I can see that now. I think with the gay thing.
You know, it's like it's like, what is the definition
of normal nowadays? Right? I mean, because they want they
put it in every show. They're drilling in every show.
But as a comedian, I can't joke about it. If
I was a comedian, but as a person that's against it,
I couldn't speak out about it. You know, I'm not.

(36:37):
I have a are you against it? I have a
sister that's my brother, and I have an that's my uncle,
So it's in your family. I don't. I'm not and
I don't have no problem with my general manager my
restaurant is a gay man and we hang together, we
go to the CLU and nobody never. But that's why
language is important. You can't see homophobic. I believe that

(36:58):
they believe in their heart that they have gay tendencies.
When you say at homophobic. But at certain age, kids
lead it out of kids leave it away from the kids.
So you against the kids. You want the kids to
be able to make up their own mind when they
get older. You have all right. For instance, you went
to college, No, you didn't go to college. I ain't

(37:18):
going to thank you to take to I could have
sworn me because you're well spoken. I thought, well you
get Okay, whatever I wouldn't, you wouldn't college. It took
it took a lot to get to college. You have
to finish high school. Correct. You have to listen to

(37:39):
believe in your parents. Correct. You have to pass test
to get to college. Correct. You have to remain in
college by keeping a certain GPA and all that. Okay,
finished college. Did you go to collfee anything dealing with radio? No,
that's crazy, right, But you still want your kids to
go to college because you want them to have all
the opportunity to the best opportunities of the world. When
I grew up, ass whippers was the thing that kept

(38:02):
us in line. And Semi's baby too, Like I fear
God the police pick your old switch right these days,
I don't believe kids should be involved the same way
we were raised. They had a grown people mouths that
the grown people cover says. I believe that's still the
same thing that we need to go on with. I

(38:22):
don't time change, little you're changing, okay. And another thing,
I don't think that these women drop the baby off
to the man. Oh you're gonna keep my baby? No,
what if your baby daddy is not capable of keeping
a child. You're daddy in his child alive just to say,
oh oh, I made him keep my baby. Second thing,
social media. You had a two year old, phoon y'all

(38:44):
got a two year olds of your family? A two
year old get that fall and operated like a site. Ye.
I think a child should only have a phone when
they're not with their parents in case of emergency. Once
your child come on, I think you should turn your
phone in because they learn a lot of the bad
things on the internet and in that telephone that I have.

(39:10):
No social media. If they're not an actor, if they're
not an entertainer, or they're not selling nothing, no line,
they don't need no social media. They don't need none
of that. And a lot of these parents are sitting
here letting the internet, letting a new quote unquote culture
raise their kids. And that's not thing my mama know.
My mama did is maybe five years old. No, my

(39:30):
mama did. And you know what I'm talking about. Lock
my door to open it for nobody, that's right, baby
sitting nanny. I was like, what I now for real?
I gotta waitet, especially after learn how to cook. That's
how I learn how to clean. That's what I learned,
responsibilities for my mama giving them to me. And some

(39:53):
people say, I don't let my boys watch thishes old. Yeah,
I don't care what she is. You watch this. I
got gun. I got a rid from a girl who
mama ain't watched. I watched. But you know what's so
crazy about that? When we used to get to stay
home because people wasn't as crazy. Nowaday, you can't just

(40:13):
lead the kids home because people is crazy. But but
but but I've been I watched, I watched CNN. Do
I seem like people is just ready to kill you?
Like everybody just ready to kill now? Absolutely nobody have
no feelings when it comes to life God, And yeah,

(40:34):
like this world, this world crazy man. We need to
get my thing. What I tell women, first thing you
need to do is gender reveals. Stop it because my
mama ain't know what she was having. The only way
my mama knew is like a geechy thing. The boys
sit high, the girls, the girls sit high, the boys
sit lowten That's how my mama knew. It was saying

(40:56):
like it was saying like it's a girl's boy. Those
sayings don't it's in SnO more. They spent five thousand dollars.
They have a celebration called a gender reveal. Yeah, I mean,
but you can't find out what type of tality happened
when you go to the doctor, right, don't they ask you?
But you you supposed to not want to know. But
what I was getting that they get, they do the

(41:16):
five thousand on the gender reveal. They spent ten thousand
on a baby shower, which used to be after the
baby was born. The baby shower was the shower the
baby with gifts and the men didn't go and the
baby first party. They spent another fifteen thousand. Now it
has spent thirty thousand or the one year old. And

(41:36):
they got no insurance, no health insure, no cottage for
none of that for the baby, yo, none of that.
And it's kind of crazy now because now the kids
there have more kids been born the day that parents
aren't together. Your mom and father grew up together. I
can tell about your complexion that that happened. I can.

(42:06):
I'm black black, you read look, so nobody's perfect. We're
born imperfect in the imperfect world, evolving every day, that's all.
We're still learning the hardest thing for me to learn
is that people except the things that ain't right. I'm
not accepting nothing that ain't right. I'm saying something about it.

(42:28):
I don't care if they try to cancel me, and
I don't give it that you can't cancel me. I
can't be exposed. This dude, whack one Hunt put something
on Clubhouse the other day talking about, oh I'm exposed, trick,
You're gonna get you and your family hurt. You're not.
You can't expose me. There's nothing about me private. I
represent the people. I represent my city to the fullest.

(42:49):
I have no other sports team outside of Miami, and
I don't think no other city is row than my city.
But when I go to your city, I'm gonna respect
your city and I'm gonna enjoy myself and go back
so I could be able to go back home. You
han't exposed nothing real, So why you whack Use a
manager to a rat, use a troll that make money
off internet. You can't expose me. All you can do
is get me locked up the top bar and out.

(43:11):
Why what what do you talk about that? Because he
is just he's just a he's a troll, y'all, never
getting I'll be on clubhouse, clubhouse or something that's big
like and he he has rooms where he's always talking
about other people's business. We don't talk about stuff like that.
I don't think the internet spot used to die off
the Internet. I don't think you supposed to hurt nobody

(43:32):
feelings on the Internet. I think you're supposed to. I
think that's what people put to meet up and learn
different things and experience different things in life. And that's
what I think it's it's supposed to be about. That's
how it started, That's how Twitter and all that started.
It was fun, it was in the teaming you with
meet people, but then it just people. Now you got
people like some people don't have some people not stronger
than other people. You can't talk about people. You can

(43:53):
talk about me. Are you gonna get just beat up?
Wellttle move We got more with your daddy when we
come back morning, everybody is DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlemagne,
the guy we are the Breakfast Club was still kicking
it with Trick Daddy. Gee. We've been watching you on
Loving Hip Hop and you've been putting it all out there,
and I was wondering about your feelings about divorce in general.

(44:16):
Is that something that you probably? I'm probably the only
way I get divorced if my girl wants me to
marry her. What you mean, trick, I'm like in my
mind right now, I'm like a dude point guard one
and done. One marriage and done. That's it. So what

(44:36):
do you mean my girl married? Don't you gotta be
already be married to get the voce? I'm already married.
I never got divorced. But in order for me to
divorce Joy, I would have to be ready for to
get married again. She wants a divorce, she does, right,
that what she said, But she used my name if
she wanted a divorce, she didn't stop using my name.
And then she did right, And then she going around

(44:57):
mess with all these these dudes trying to find me.
I'm here. They would never be me. You can't meet
him in poem on me. But it doesn't feel like
It doesn't feel like you because you guys have been
separated for a while. So you do you? She does
her thing right right and leave it like that? So
you just want to just stay married. She's going to
hill with me, that's an I don't mercy. Well, I know,

(45:23):
but I allowed her to date. Okay, she's allowed to date.
She allowed because at one point I thought you said
she don't date. I would terrorize the person she date
and make them not want to date her. At the
least I allowed her to date. She allows you to date, Well,
I'm from the shot, but they don't. Really. We run
our household, you know, we run our house. The men

(45:45):
that men ran our house. City girls down real bad
right now. But you had a whole divorce party. Yeah, yeah,
but but she had had three or four failed relationships
before my divorce. Part is that because of you? No no, no, no,
no no no, I stay. She Actually I thought she
wanted to be my friend because she said, you know,

(46:07):
it hurt me when I come somewhere and you leave,
Like you don't have to do that. We can still
be cool. And I thought she wanted to be my friend.
But then every time I do something, say something, she
take it personal and stop speaking to me like I'm
not a child man. You know what I'm saying. Don't
don't do be Like, if you're gonna be my friend,
be my friend. But now I need to start evaluating
these dudes who you messed me, because these is my
boyfriends and husband of the law. I'm a boyfriend crazy

(46:31):
because that's my wife boyfriend, my boyfriend of law, and
I'm his husband in law. We're gonna, we're gonna, we
need to we need to get a law. You need
to and you need to take care of my wife.
What about to do that? You can't terrorize It's just
this craziest trip. I'm not but I don't know. Why
would you want to terrorize him. That's kind of like

(46:52):
I know, I never tear I respect them, but they
need to do what they need to do. That's just
like I was. That's a that's just like I'm messing
with a married woman. I do anything in my power
so it don't hurt her husband or don't get back
to her husband. That's my duty. Okay, what you do know?
But what I'm saying, I don't. I don't. I don't.
I'm not be calling her phone all time of night.

(47:15):
I'm trying to fight her or don't know. If he
asked her, you would deny it. Yes, we got to
get it right because I'm finding out if somebody else involved,
it ain't gonna be three of us though, cheating, Like
like like what is you not doing at the house
that she's not happy breakfast. I'm doing my part on

(47:36):
the side. I know I'm doing my part tighten up,
but I man tighten up for your hood to find
out about us. You know, I was laughing when you
said the least can happen on social media. You beat
somebody up because you have the smartest, the new gangster.
It's an anti violence for him, for young adults and

(47:56):
the company and parents. And you're doing that on your
weekend for the trick daddy your friends because because what
I whatever, So okay, so Matt, My thing is, I
think kids fighting is healthy, because that's the problem. They
don't know how to fight. They don't know how to fight.
In Miami and a lot of urban areas in this country.

(48:18):
Whoever thirty year olds got thirties and switches. That's sad. Damn.
The average killings that's been going on been done to
and done by the age from the age of twelve
to seventeen. And they used to say, though, the government
bringing the guns, and I ain't used to believe it,
and I'm like, well, hold on, now there's a lot
of guns. It's still hard to believe because o'kay how

(48:41):
they're doing it, But they're doing it. So I found
that the kids are breaking the houses, breaking the cars.
So if you own a weapons, you need to put
your gun up, secure your gun, lock your guns, put
it up so your son do not get your gun
and go retaliate on somebody that hurt his fe somebody
that you know what I'm saying to social media too, though,

(49:03):
because you know when you got to fight back, when
you were a kid, you got to fight and it
was over. Yeah, and now it's an If you record
my children get jumped on, I'm coming at you. Don't
record my kids get jumped though, especially grown folks. Yeah,
I prefer to fistfight over the guns. But I would

(49:24):
rather us even find a better way to not even
process our emotions with violence. I don't know. We gotta
stop back doing. We gotta stop back spending Christmas and
Thanksgivings together. Families. Don't do that no more, these big corporations.
You gotta stop back giving people the days off on
the holidays so they could be with their family. And
if you got kids from different men, then you should

(49:44):
let your baby daddy know what my child is gonna
be with me doing Christmas. So if you want to
come come over. Therefore, you have to get back to
even having babies from people that you at least gonna
be able to speak to five years from now. If
he is scammer or drug dealer or a robber or
he ganged, ain't it, then that start the dude you
need to be having a baby with. And if you do,
then he got to understand my child ain't gonna be

(50:05):
around you. I feel like there's a political debate. I
feel like Chrick laying out his policies because there's so
many ways you could do it. There's a way for
you to get respect from your kids. McDonald's Come on, man,
they chicken nugget the kids to death. There's all they

(50:26):
chicken nigga chicken up. You go out to dinner, you
go to a last restaurant, they get their kids chicken
tenders and fries. I didn't bring you out dinner, order
no chicken tenner and fries. Bring the family together, pray together,
go to church. Stop letting your middle school and high
school daughters talking about they got a boyfriend. No, you
have a friend boy or a friend girl? A girlfriend?

(50:50):
You you got check last a couple of years ago,
when you're talking about Beyonce can't sing with that one. Okay.
So here's the thing. I wasn't saying that Beyonce can't
see it because I've known Beyonce since they were fifteen sixteen, Okay,
a lot of times. Okay, I have a lot of
love respect Beyonce is a hell of an entertainer. Correct.

(51:13):
But when I go when I when I put singles
in the category, I'm talking about Whitney Houston, I'm talking
about understand, I'm talking about Shirty Murdo. I'm talking about
Stephanie Mills. I don't know about the Dell. I think
Beyonce can hang with it. Dell. I'm with you on
everybody else. The Whitney Houston, Stephanie Mills, Stephanie Mills. That's
a different kind of I'm gonna give a perfect job.

(51:37):
I'm gonna say something that they ain't gonna like. Again,
out of ten females R and B singer that came
out in the last five years, five of them sounded
like Okay, who are they? The hers, the um, Sissa,
the girl, the name I can I can close my

(51:59):
eyes and not know who they are. That don't mean
I don't don't like them. They don't mean I don't
like the talent. But if I had to pull a
top team or top five, I wouldn't mention them. So
what they did they took a piece of a conversation
where we had that talked, that was all over the place,
and you noticed how loan the conversation was. They took
that one piece and they wanted to go viral and
it worked, and they wanted me to apologize. I didn't

(52:21):
feel like I had to apologize opinion. When I heard
you explain it, a little more understood what you were saying.
But people like Whitney and Stephanie, that's just different. That's
that's that's that's an other worldly talent. And Beyonce is
the other worldly talent too, But that's a I don't
think like. I don't think who wanted I don't think
he's funny. God damn trick. Why are you shooting everybody?
That's why? Why? What is the reason for ire up?

(52:43):
Red Fox, Robert Harris and Eddie Murphy And you notice
to say you say you say you don't like with
Whack dou On Clubhouse, you're doing the same thing right now.
But but but he's got with whack is targeting people.
I'm giving my opinion. I don't think I don't think that,

(53:03):
but this is unpopular opinion moment right, OK, Cat Williams
is funny. The only time I thought Kata was funny
when that little forteo had him in the choke. What
the cat do to you? Why are you doing? He
didn't do? Everybody why? I just don't think he's funny.
I think I love and respect beyond and everything she

(53:27):
ever done. Who wanted you to apologize when you said
they wanted me to apologize because because they don't know
what to be not to be high. It's a couple
of my business partners, a couple of my friends, a
couple of older women in my family were like, maybe
you should just apologize because you know, And I was like, APO,
apologizing is you're not supposed to apologize something wrong and

(53:47):
you know you did something wrong. An opinion. It's an opinion,
And I had with no intentions on hurt nobody feelings
or nothing like that, but I like who I like. Man,
make sure y'all gonna check out Trick Daddy your Friends
Concert April fifteenth to the seventeenth man that I got
my pots, make sure I got the pot line. I

(54:11):
can't wait for our vegetarian episode. Definitely amazing. Trick. You
gotta hit the dance for us one time. If you leave, man,
so d be like, but I do it like we've seen.
That's trick man. Come to the cosse. You see the
person you're saving for the weekend. I appreciate you for

(54:34):
having trick. Daddy Ceo, Ceo, It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning,
Happy Humpday, guys, morning, good morning, morning. Everybody is tj Envy,
Angela Ye, Charlomagne the guy. We are the Breakfast Club.
Good morning on this Wednesday, this Humpday. Let's get to
the rum as. Let's talk Snoop, oh gosh, report got

(54:59):
Angel well Snoop is appearing on Drink Champs that's gonna
drop tomorrow. And one thing that they talked about and
the teaser is a collab with bad Boy and death Row,
so we could show growth and progression that we can
move forward and we could take this bad point death
Phone what it used to be and making a collaboration

(55:21):
on peace and love, because that's that's where I am.
I'm shooed and puffy you know what I'm said, along
with the videos wrapping danced and yes, stop being brandwashed.
I love Puck, I love his kids. Now what's happening? Now,
what's happened? My own death rows, I'll do the talk

(55:41):
that tough. Yeah, I wish we could have did that,
you know, back in the days. All right, Well, about
six years ago, he was on Crown with Elliott Wilson
and he talked about when he called Sugar on the
phone while he was incarcerated and asked him if he
would be open to establishing a truce with Diddy and Biggie,
and he said that Shug said he would never call
the truth. So that was a silly choice by Shug,

(56:06):
all right. Wendy Williams is definitely still having issues with
Wells Fargo, with her bank. We told you previously denied
her access to her financial assets. Well, her attorney has
done an exclusive interview with US. LaShaun Thomas is her name,
and she said while Wendy is able to pay for
food and things like that in her daily life, her
clients still cannot log into her online accounts and see

(56:28):
what's going on with her assets, including what items have
been deducted from her accounts. She's concerned that this issue
has been dragging out for a significant amount of time.
She said, we certainly did not think that, considering the
length of the relationship that she's had with Wells Fargo,
that they would draw this out to the extent that
they have. Imagine, you've made all this money and you
can't even go and see what's happening in your account.

(56:50):
That would make me extremely nervous. And so, you know,
Wells Fargo. They're saying that they don't believe that she's
of sound mind, which is why this is happening. This
has been happening for quite some time though. But doesn't
a doctor have to say that, right. Isn't a doctor's
letter or some type of doctor reference the reason why
the bank can do that. The bank just can't say, hey,

(57:11):
look a little off, so we can't give you money. Clearly,
clearly we're not getting all the information right, We're not well.
The bank piles a guardianship petition for the appointment of
an overseer of her assets, and according to her attorney,
she told you knew she believes it's a ploy to
keep whatever has been going on with these accounts away
from Wendy and so I don't know how they're able

(57:32):
to even do those things, but they're saying that they
believe that she's a victim of undue influence and financial exploitation.
That was the letter that was filed to the court
in February and obtained by NBC News. All right, now,
Magic Johnson has told the story before about choosing Congress
over Nike, and now you get to see that play
out on the HBO show that I know you guys

(57:53):
have been watching Winnen drop on a clue ball for
one in time, one of the best shows on television.
Right now, just to refresh you on that story, here's
Magic Johnson talking about missing out on five point two
billion dollars. When I first came out of college, all
the shoe companies came after me, and it was this
guy named field Night who just had started Nike. All

(58:16):
the other companies offered me money, but they couldn't offer
me money because they just started. So that he said
something stocks, I'm gonna give you a lot of stocks.
I didn't know nothing about stocks. I'm from the end
of the city. We don't know about stocks. You know,
at that time, Boy, did I make him a step.
I'm still kicking myself. Every time I'm in a Nike store,

(58:38):
I get mad. Right, I could have been making money
off of everybody buying Nikes right now. Man. They offered
him a dollar for every shoe that Nikes sold and
a hundred thousand shares in stocks. Oh my god, man,
but you can't call it him a stake because he
was a young kid coming out of the hood at
the time. He simply did not know. Well, the Nike

(58:58):
wasn't big during that point, right, he said, Converse gave
him a hundred thousand dollars a year, so at that
time he needed money. He didn't understand financial literacy at all.
You coming out the hood, he need you want to
check him out. I want to get mom in him
out the hood now. And even if he did, he
looked at back and said, who the hell is this
new company? Conversus? What's popping? I'm gonna stayble cover. Yes, well,
he's kicking himself, yeah hindsight. Hindsight is twenty twenty. But

(59:19):
you know you gotta give himself grace with that one. Yes,
I'd be probably kicking myself. Dam I could have missed
out on five point two billion. But do you really
miss out on things? You don't miss out on things
that are meant for you. You don't. I truly believe that. Well,
you can watch that play out on Winning Winning Time.
It's fantastic, by the way, that is I'm like, I
love Winning Times. Flew to my man Rodney Barnes. They like,

(59:40):
that is a great show. All right, Well that is
your room of reports. All right, thank you, missy. Yes, listen, man,
I need all my fat asses to come to the
front of the congregation this morning. Okay, we need to
talk to each other. But one in particular. His name
is David Stover of north Port, Florida. Okay, it's not
a nice word. What fat. I'm referring to myself too.

(01:00:02):
I am trans fat. Okay, okay, we'll discuss for after
the hour. People know what I'm talking about when I
say we're fat asses. All right, we'll get the fat
ass I've seen you. I'm not talking about your literal ass.
You talk the way you get down with your snacks. WHOA,
all right, we'll get to that. Will you eat your snacks?
It's the breakfast Club, goodboard. Here, the Breakfast club. Your

(01:00:24):
mornings will never be the same. Hey, it's Angela yee.
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telling them to watch out for Florida. The craziest people

(01:00:48):
in America come from the Bronx and all of Florida. Yes,
you are a donkey. It's the Florida man. A chapped
and at m for a very strange reason. It gave
him too much money. Florida man is arrested after definitely
and an attempt to electro hit his cudget wife. Police
arrested in Orlando man. We're talking to Breakfast Club Bitchy

(01:01:09):
Donkey of the Day with Sharlom hain't a guy. I
don't know why y'all keeping here, Get y'all let well,
douvall is that damn Florida? Okay? Donkey of Today for Wednesday,
April thirteenth goes to David Stover. Stover of Northport, Florida. Okay,
that is a city located in Sarasota, Florida. And what
did your uncle Sharla always tell you about the great
state of Florida. The craziest people in America come from

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the Bronx and all of Florida, and David Stover is
no exception. But today your uncle Charla would like to
discuss with you something We don't talk about it enough,
and that's something is gluttony. Okay. Gluttony is defined as
the over indulgence, our lack of self restrain and regarded
the food, drink, our wealth items. Gluttony is one of
the seven deadly sins and most of are most of

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us are gluttons for pain and food. Okay, David is
a glutton for food, clearly, all right. Going up the
elders around you would tell me my eye longer than
my stomach. Okay, some people say ey's bigger than the stomach.
Tomorrow of the statement is it's the saying used to
say that someone has taken more food than he or
she can possibly eat. I'm looking at David's chin and

(01:02:13):
neck area from his mugshot, and he's absolutely been this person. Okay,
I'm not body shaming here. I'm just making observations and
based off what David is getting Donkey of the day
for he is clearly a fatass, Okay, And that's okay,
all right, now, you don't have to be physically obeast
to be a fatass, though. That's the thing. You don't
have to be physically obeast to be a fatass, even
though David is a human fudge cake, okay, little jellybelly.

(01:02:36):
From what I can see, it's his behavior that's more
fact than his actual physical appearance. Okay. Look, I know
I'm a trans fatass. Okay. That's why I discipline myself
during the week in regards to my meals, and I
do my cheat meals on the weekend because when I go,
I go, all right, I'm the guy who goes to
Chick fil a in orders the number one large no cheese,

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than orders four scripts to go with it, then says
add another large fry to That makes no sense at all.
All I gotta say is let me get a number
one large and the number four large. Would I be
a three hunder four count four count? Please? The only
reason I don't order it like that is because psychologically
when you order two meals from any fast food restaurant
for yourself, you've reached levels of fatness that no fatty

(01:03:17):
mcfaddi has reached before. Okay, I'm the guy who literally
this past weekend, ordered grilled wings from a place called
The Roasted Wing, but then ordered all sides from KFC
dropped on a clue bombs from me mashed potatoes, biscuits.
Colonel corn All Large ordered two of every side. No, no, no,
I'm not trying to be a chin holder. I'm happy

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having one chin. I'm just a person who identifies as
a fat mess. Okay, I'm saying all that to say
when it comes to fat things, it takes one to
no one. I've done a lot of factivities in my life.
But David Stover of Northport, Florida, or should I say
north Portly, Florida, he takes the cake. He didn't literally
take the cake, but he would have if there was
cake to be taken. David Stover, fifty seven years old,

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was arrested Monday at Wednesdays at Wendy's because he was
arguing with the staff. All right, the man ordered a
twelve or twelve, which is three or fourth fours and
it wasn't twelve items in there. Okay, where is my
full piece nugget spicy? No, that's not what he was
talking about. He was arguing about the fact that he
was demanding a law enforcement discount from Wendy's and started

(01:04:19):
threatening to report staff to corporate for not giving it
to him. Well, here is the problem, ladies and gentlemen,
David is not law enforcement in any way, shape or form. Okay.
FBI for him stands for Fat Baston Incorporated. And this man,
according to police, was a regular at this Wendy's for
the past two years, and the workers said he used

(01:04:40):
to get a discount at the Wendy's because he had
a friend who was a cashier there side dish. Some
of the greatest factivities happened when you have a friend
who works at a fast food restaurants. Propped on to
clue'se bombs for all the friends who work at fast food. Okay,
I had a homeboy who worked at McDonald's back in
the day when I was a young teenage lad and
I would get high and go there and get forty

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chicken McNuggets and a two cheeseburger mill with a large
fry for no damn reason. Not back to the main course.
David had a friend who used to be a cashier
at Wendy's, and, according to the rest report, when the
worker left the job, David aka Chunk of the Century
pretended to be a law enforcement officer to get free food.

(01:05:21):
David that might work at Duncan, that might work at
Chrispy Kreme, but pretending to be a law a law
enforcement officer to get a bacon data and the words
of my guy an Ore, you gotta relax, okay not.
A manager of the Wendy's told investigators that David used
to tell workers he was an undercovered DA agent and
would occasionally flash a badge when asked for proof. D

(01:05:41):
e A. David eats, I can't think of anything for
a except ass but as has zero calories, so that
don't count. But David used to pretend to be a
DA agent, but he denied ever claiming to be a
DA agent. However, he did admit the carrying a concealed
carry permit badge, which he claimed he showed the poise
because they asked to see it. Stover faces a charge

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of impersonating a law enforcement officer. The crime of falsely
impersonating an officer is a third degree felony in Florida
and is punishable by up to five years in prison,
five years of probation, and a five thousand dollar fine.
They call that a five for five. David, Okay, I
have nothing else to say here other than I don't
feel bad about any factivities I participated in this weekend,

(01:06:26):
because this is the fattest story I've heard all week
and it's the fattest story will possibly hear all muff,
Please let me give David Stover the biggest he hall heh, heh.
You stupid mother? Are you dumb? All right? Thank you
for that donkey of the day. You want to play? Alright? Whine?

(01:06:47):
I see it in your eyes? All right, let's play
a game off? Yes? What writ it? David Stover, fifty
seven years old of North Portly, Florida, impersonated a law
enforcement officer just to get free food from Wendy's. Jus
what RACI is? Angela white? Okay? What makes you say that?

(01:07:12):
I don't know, I'm just guessing. Chur okay, okay, envy white?
What makes you say that, sir? Black people don't imperson
ain't no police officers. I don't know I've seen black
people do that. Yeah, I don't know I have I've
actually personally seen black people do by Yeah, at a
fast fo not for free food, not for free food,

(01:07:33):
not for free food. Usually what it was it for,
usually pulling over other drug dealers. They don't take the
same thing to rob people. They're gonna go the way
they're gonna go with chicken wings and no nuggets and
fro Well, both of you, all right, David Stover, David Stover, okay,

(01:07:54):
clearly a chin harder. How many chins you count there? One, two, three, three,
four fortunes? Yes, David Stover is white ladies and get
them all right? All right, Well, I'm not judging either.
I do fat things, okay, but if this is not
the fattest story you ever heard in your life, close
to it, and maybe you're more of a fat ass
than David Stover. All right, you're not greeding. You gotta

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be the mental leader. Impersonate a law enforcement officer just
to get a free meal from Wendy's. Come on, man, now,
if it would have been Chick fil A where you
looked at them a different no, still you're still still factivities,
factivities and factivities. Okay, I'm not taking no penitentiary chance
for a factivity. What about if it was finger looking
dropping the clues bond for the licking. See he's dropping

(01:08:37):
the clues bond for the licking. I can my Mike
can see you doing it for the licking. I'm just saying,
who's everybody in Florida who has been to the licking?
You know what I'm talking about? All right? Well, up
next ask Aye eight five eight five one five one.
If you need relationship advice at any type of advice,
call ye now. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the
Breakfast Club. Relationship advice, need personal advice, just the real advice?

(01:09:04):
Call up now for ask Ye wanting Everybody's DJ Envy,
Angela Yee, Charlomagne, the guy. We all to Breakfast Club.
It's time for ask Yee. Hello, who's this? This is Libby.
I'm so excited that I got through to you guys.
What's up? What's up? What's your question for? Ye? So
I have this boyfriend and if you want to call

(01:09:24):
it that you broke up with me yesterday. Oh, but
I have to take him to and from work every
day because he doesn't have a driver's license. Long story there,
but we keep getting in fights, and he keeps gaslighting
me on the way that I feel about things, and
takes it so personal and then tells me how he
doesn't want to be there, how he doesn't love me,

(01:09:45):
how he wants to break up with me, But then
when he goes to do it, he realizes that he
doesn't have anybody else in his support bubble anymore, and
that I'm the only person left. So he makes it
to where he doesn't leave, and I'm stuck. Libby. First
of all, a couple of things here. You don't have
to drive him to work every morning because he doesn't
have a license. That's not your responsibility. And secondly, who

(01:10:08):
wants to be with somebody that's always threatened to break
up with you but then doesn't because they don't have
anybody else. So he broke saying he broke up with
you already yesterday. Yeah, so now you guys aren't together anymore.
I mean, as far as I know, he doesn't even
like and it wasn't even like a breakup to the face.
He texted me and told me that he didn't want

(01:10:28):
to be my boyfriend anymore and that we just do
your own thing, and then doesn't talk to me from
like five o'clock yesterday till this morning. So didn't talk
to me when I took his as or took him
to work, Like Marta, why are you still taking him
to work even though he broke up with you? Because
if I don't, then he's stuck in the household day
with me, and I don't want him in the house. Oh,
you guys live together? Also? Yeah, so is he moving

(01:10:52):
out now? I mean, I have no idea. You won't
even like look me in the face. And the whole
thing started because I have friends that are dudes, and
he's so insecure about it. But I have not given
him a reason to think that I have cheated on him.
Well a couple of things. Why are you? Why are
you staying with him? I'm just curious to do He

(01:11:14):
just kind of he just kind of listen with me
at this point. Okay, can you move? My name is
on the lease, so I can't leave until the lease
is up. When is the les December? And is his
name on the lease? No, he's got to go. Give
him a good old boot he's got to go. Yes,
your name is on the lease. He doesn't have a license.

(01:11:36):
You're driving him to work. You don't even you're driving
him to work because you don't want him to be
in the house with you. He's breaking up with you,
he's not speaking to you. Do you love him? I mean,
to a certain extent, I do. What happened. We had
an event that happened in January that like made me
like adore him for a while. But it's just one
of those things where he just keeps doing the same
thing over and over again, even after I tell him

(01:11:58):
over and over again, like hurts my feelings. Then he
just takes it with a grain of soult. Do you
love yourself? Yes? I love myself? Okay, So why would
you allow somebody to treat you like this? If this
was one of your friends telling you, this is what
somebody's doing, what advice would you give her? All? I
told her to leave, okay, So now what advice would
you give yourself? I mean, I've told him to leave,

(01:12:19):
and I've told him to get out, and at the point,
at this point, it's just kind of were roommates and
he's saying half to build type of things. Yeah, Now
he's gotta go. You gotta be able to live your life.
You're not gonna be not wanting to be home because
he's there, driving him to work. You're not doing those
things anymore. That's not your boyfriend. You guys broke up.
You have to make him leave. Your name is on
the least and his isn't. He's got to go. You

(01:12:40):
have the and the good thing that I love about
this for you is that you have the upper hand
in all of this. You have the power to make decisions.
Never feel like you're stuck in a situation. You're not stuck.
You're all right this morning, all right, Libby. I hope
you get it together and get him out of there.
However you have to do it. Hopefully he's not. You

(01:13:01):
don't feel like there's any physical danger, do you. Oh no,
he's more scared than me than I am at him. Okay, perfect,
we'll get him out of there. Tell him he's got
to pack his things, and what is it the thirteenth,
Start looking for a place by May first. He's got
to be gone. Okay, all right, let'd be good luck.
Thank you, you guys have a great day. Alrighty, now

(01:13:21):
ask Ye eight hundred five A five one oh five one.
If you need a relationship advice and any type of advice,
call ye. Now it's the breakfast Club. Good morning. I'm
gonna keep there's some real advice with Angela ye gets
ask Ye morning. Everybody's dj Envy Angela Yee, Charlomagne the guy.
We are the breakfast Club. We're in the middle of

(01:13:43):
ask ye Hello. Who's this Hello? You hear me? I
can hear you. What's your question for you? Good morning?
So my father wants to come back into my life
after about ten years just because I had a daughter.
That's the long story short, um, he texts me last Friday. Oh,
please forgive me. I'm so happy that you had a daughter.

(01:14:03):
Last time I spoke for saw to him was during
Hurricane Dandy. He pushed my mom down and then I
had to I basically fight him, you know, and should
really really random that he wants to come back into
my life just because I had a daughter, Right, I
advise here, Okay, well, you don't have to allow anything
to happen that you don't want to, and you can
take your time. You don't have to make a decision

(01:14:23):
that's permanent. Right now. So if you're not comfortable with
doing something, don't do it now. If you want to
take it slow and have conversations, meet up with him
without your daughter until you decide what you want to do.
You have every right to do that, but to dictate
how this happens for you and what you're comfortable with. Yeah,
it's gonna be hard for me because knowing that he
left me during I wouldn't say my most vulnerable years,

(01:14:44):
but growing up I was fifteen. I'm twenty six now,
you know, and me seeing him give attention to my
daughter is going to crush me because it was going
to be knee stritting for that attention in the first
place since you left. You know what I'm saying. But
these are some things that might be important for you
to address because I'm sure it affects you someway somehow
in your everyday life. Yeah, and so if you feel

(01:15:06):
like before you allow him to see your daughter, you
want to address those things with him and work on
repairing your relationship and even involve a therapist so that
you guys can talk to each other together with somebody
to mediate the conversation and for you to be able
to use the tools to be able to express yourself
because I would love for you to see some type
of closure or some type of healing for your situation. Yeah,

(01:15:30):
you know, because you never know how that affects, even
how you treat your own daughter. Yeah. Yeah. I always
told myself I don't have people to look up to.
I have people who I don't want to be like,
such as my father. You know what I'm saying, and listen,
those are important lessons too. I'll never do what he did.
Some people end up being just like their father, and
some people end up being the opposite because they don't

(01:15:52):
like how their father was. And it's great that you're
an amazing dad, but I do feel like with these
unresolved issues that you have, you know, and you have
every right to walk away if you sew toos you
have every right to say no, I'm not doing that
in your own time and at your own pace. All right.
I appreciate you, Thank you so much. All right, take care?
All right? Ask ye ain't on dreat five eight five

(01:16:14):
one oh five one. If you need relationship advice to
any type of advice, you could hit ye. Now. Now
we got rumors on the way, yes and speaking of parenting.
Gabrielle Union and Dwyane Wade have a new product on
the market. All right, we'll get into that next. It's
the Breakfast Club. Go morning everybody, DJ Envy Angela Ye,
Charlomagne the guy. We are to Breakfast Club. Let me

(01:16:35):
shout out to my god daughter today. It is a birthday.
Every birthday day, Ja. Shout out to anybody celebrating their
birthday today. I think Dis's birthday is this week too,
Every birthday to every shout out to him. I got
boo from Flea Club. It's his birthday today too, all right,
what a boo? All right, let's get to the rules.
All right. That was all Kelly's audis back in the day. Boo,

(01:17:05):
you don't remember. It's all good, remember, King, It's all good.
I hate you. It's only one boo here for you,
all right now. Gabrielle Union and Duade and Wade have
released their first Proudly baby care products. That's for babies
with melonated skin. So they launched their first five products
available via the Proudly website Gentle body Wise, a hydrating

(01:17:28):
baby lotion, nourishing oil, all over balm, and a Gentle
Touch Baby wipes pack. So congratulations to them. They said,
we were proud to have built a diverse team of
experts that reflect the communities were serving, because we truly
believe that's the best way to do business. All right now,
Kim Kardashian recently did an interview and she was talking about,

(01:17:49):
you know, her new boo and everything. It's the Not
Skinny but Not Fat podcast. And here's what you had
to say about first meeting Pete Davidson. But I saw
him at the mat and he knew I was hosting
SNL but it wasn't announced yet, and so he just
gave me good advice and he's like, hey, take my
number if you if you need anything. And I had
some gloves on and I couldn't get in my phone
with the gloves, and I was like, oh, I have

(01:18:10):
gloves and I can't. And he was like all right, cool,
and he like walked away. But I was gonna be like, oh,
but take much, you know, and then but it was
like no. And so we never connected or anything. People
think that you guys started this during rehearsals, but that
part isn't true. You met that night. Yeah, we met
that day. He came and we did one dress rehearsal.

(01:18:32):
We need a better orangin store make him sound more
superhero superheroic. Well, she did talk about his BDE, like
did you see the BDE that everyone talks about? I
was like, not even focused on that. And then when
we kissed, I was just like, hmm, really but like
a stage kiss. Yeah, it was a stage kiss, but
it was like still like a little zing, you know.

(01:18:56):
And then I was like, wow, I really haven't kissed
anyone else in ten years, so maybe I'm just like
being stupid. And then a few days later I was like, hmm,
there is some BDE action and like, where how am
I gonna? I just got to get myself out there. Now.
Didn't she go to the met with Kanye that time?
But she had the gloves on at all. I didn't

(01:19:16):
go together. That's a better origin story, all I know.
That's what I'm talking about. You make a sound like
you got bit by a radioactive spider. You know what
I'm saying, got a bit by DDE? Are you intrigued
by that? A big worm, big radioactive worm? Now. Kim
Kardashian also revealed that her and Kanye did not speak
to each other for eight months. So did he accept

(01:19:38):
the divorce at first? Like really well? And then it
kind of shifted. I think we went off and on.
You know, we went about eight months without even speaking
to each other at the beginning of the divorce, and
then you know, we started talking again and I went
to the don entrepremiere. I mean, he would still see
the kids and stuff. It's just fit, you know, him
and I just took a minute of not talking. And

(01:20:00):
I think it all in relationships that it'll be like that.
I mean, I think that's understood being with somebody for
so long, you have numerous kids and y'all break. I
get that, right. Sometimes you gotta just take a little
pause for a moment, all right. Now, Floyd Mayweather versus
Javante Davis not in the ring, but some social media issues. Now,

(01:20:22):
Davante had posted, l had a press conference today and
fight on the same day. No matter how much money
you have, you can still be jealous of an MF boy. Now,
apparently Javante Davis was in rage. He was holding a
press conference to May twenty eighth fight with Rolando Romero
and on the day that it all went down, and
when tickets went on sale, Floyd Mayweather confirmed his comeback

(01:20:43):
in Dubai. Now, Floyd Mayweather has since said that it
wasn't his decision to have his you know, have his
announcement and his press release that day. He said, Anderson Silva,
who's also featuring on the same May fourteenth card in Dubai,
had to fly out of Miami, so we couldn't do
the press conference on any other day. But they said
we'll pay you one million dollars to do it. So

(01:21:04):
I said, no problem. I could feed my family with that,
he added, So he wants Javante Davids to know that
he didn't do that to hate on him for his announcement. Now.
Flay Mayweather also said that he doesn't know if that
exhibition fight in Dubai will happen. You got another exhibition
coming up, right, Yes, this is the exhibition that just
the exhibition that's been pushed back. You know, it's been pushedback,

(01:21:29):
you know what it's times, you know, because it could
be because of what's going over, what's going on, you
know far as with the people over in Dubai. At
first they're supposed to be in February, and they talked
about March and they talked about April. So the day
just keep getting pushed back, you know, over and over again. So, um,

(01:21:51):
I guess noticing we're going in Um May, if I'm
not mistaken, so well, if it means anything, I'm a
boxing fan. I would have never known those two things
happened on the same day if they didn't tell me, Like,
I'm aware that may was supposed to be doing another
exhibition fighting. I'm aware that Javanta Davis his fight. I'm
sure Javonte Davis was more sensitive to it than we

(01:22:12):
would be too as an audience when he saw that
happened and he signed to and you know, Javonte also
had Floyd Mayweather also responded on Fight Hype about some
other things that Javonte David said about him being jealous.
He said, as far as me being jealous of anyone,
and I'm not just talking about my fighters, I mean
God has truly blessed me and put me in a
position to be able to give back to my fighters.

(01:22:33):
If giving back his jealousy, then that's what it is.
Fighters and individuals are going to feel like they want
to feel in My job is to always be the
bigger person and continue to stay positive and push from
my fighters to be crazy. Yeah, that's tricky. I don't
see how Floyd could be jealous of Vanta if you
know Jivante signed to him. When Jivante win, Floyd wins, correct,
and Floyda's Floyd already. Yeah, I don't know where their

(01:22:54):
rift is coming from. Something else. I'm sure some people.
All right, I guess there is. Well, I'm Angeli and
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