Domonique Foxworth

Wasn't there a Halloween one? Yeah, wasn't there a Halloween one? I don't know. I thought there was a Halloween one.

Wasn't there a Halloween one? Yeah, wasn't there a Halloween one? I don't know. I thought there was a Halloween one.

I believe that's a real one.

I believe that's a real one.

Yeah, I don't consider them the same category. I feel like they're playing different sports. It's like, Tyler Perry is producer, actor, guy, and Eddie Murphy is like... Talent. Yeah, one of the greatest movie stars and comedians in the history of everything. Maybe his franchise isn't the best, but that tends to be the case. The most profitable things are not always the highest quality.

Yeah, I don't consider them the same category. I feel like they're playing different sports. It's like, Tyler Perry is producer, actor, guy, and Eddie Murphy is like... Talent. Yeah, one of the greatest movie stars and comedians in the history of everything. Maybe his franchise isn't the best, but that tends to be the case. The most profitable things are not always the highest quality.

I would love. I don't know if I would have been more impressed or happy or frustrated if David said he's seen all the Madea movies. I don't know how that makes you feel, because I know that this from my gallivant with Charlie, his friend, who is a well-to-do white, goes to see every Madea movie on opening night. Which, like, my reaction to that is like... Wait, why?

I would love. I don't know if I would have been more impressed or happy or frustrated if David said he's seen all the Madea movies. I don't know how that makes you feel, because I know that this from my gallivant with Charlie, his friend, who is a well-to-do white, goes to see every Madea movie on opening night. Which, like, my reaction to that is like... Wait, why?

Like, wait, what do you, I mean. There's an angle. What's your angle? Like, you just appreciate the cinematic quality of it, or you going, you laughing at or with Madea is my question.

Like, wait, what do you, I mean. There's an angle. What's your angle? Like, you just appreciate the cinematic quality of it, or you going, you laughing at or with Madea is my question.

It's like the flip, right? Flip-flop.

It's like the flip, right? Flip-flop.

What if he throw the PCL in there too? We get all of them.

What if he throw the PCL in there too? We get all of them.

David, is there, so there's no circumstance where you would not just take care of this guy? Take care? Like do the surgery? No, not use yourself, but pay for it. Take care? No, no, no, no, no, no. I mean take care of his knee. There's no circumstance.

David, is there, so there's no circumstance where you would not just take care of this guy? Take care? Like do the surgery? No, not use yourself, but pay for it. Take care? No, no, no, no, no, no. I mean take care of his knee. There's no circumstance.

OK, so there's a couple of reasons why I would push back and think that it will be worth considering. One is goodwill with your fan base, which maybe you don't care about. And two is long term protection against when this guy can't afford to pay for his own surgery because he doesn't have insurance and his whole life and family falls apart 10 years from now.

OK, so there's a couple of reasons why I would push back and think that it will be worth considering. One is goodwill with your fan base, which maybe you don't care about. And two is long term protection against when this guy can't afford to pay for his own surgery because he doesn't have insurance and his whole life and family falls apart 10 years from now.

there's a big expose about how David Sampson had a waiver in his face rather than help him out. Like, I would think that the $20,000 or whatever it would cost on the front end to get somebody right would be worth protecting yourself because you know what's not going to matter? Your stupid-ass waiver when you say, hey! Hey, I understand that his life has fallen apart and he is now without home.

there's a big expose about how David Sampson had a waiver in his face rather than help him out. Like, I would think that the $20,000 or whatever it would cost on the front end to get somebody right would be worth protecting yourself because you know what's not going to matter? Your stupid-ass waiver when you say, hey! Hey, I understand that his life has fallen apart and he is now without home.