Domonique Foxworth
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931 appearances
21 recordings
2 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard Apr 2025
Domonique Foxworth’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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That's all I want to know. Can you fight, Steve? Can you fight? I mean, I heard the accent. I was like, he'd probably play your rugby. I bet he's a tough guy. See if I can get him into some tough guy talk. Eh, probably not.
Yeah, I think Tony can't. Uh-oh. Oh, this is the picture. Here we go. Let's go to it. Who is falling? That's me falling.
We did the three-cone drill, and I was ahead by so much, I decided to backpedal. And the one thing that I'm not capable of doing at this age is backpedal. Is the thing you were paid millions of dollars to do? That was years ago, too. That's like seven years ago, right?
Was it like those Steve Madden bowling shoes that was very popular? The old six? Popular. I'll tell you what it was. It's when Nike and Cole Hawn merged. And so I...
And Nike, I had a lot of Nike bucks from being a Nike athlete. And I was like, all right. Oh, what a time. Yeah, so that's what it was. They were leftover Cole Hawn Nikes. It was like, hey. And that was before we all just wore.
It was before we just all wore tennis shoes at all times now. It was like those were the most comfortable type of work shoes you could wear back in whenever that was. That completely makes sense. I told you guys that we're going to get to my racist cat. So I didn't know. I'm going to take it back. He's not racist. His name's Lamar. He's not racist.
He just has a healthy trepidation of white folk. OK, so we went to Aspen and while we were away, one of my wife's friends from college asked to stay at our house while they did some work at her house. So we're like, sure, fine, go ahead. You can stay there. She's white. Her husband's white. Their kid's white. They get there and they love cats and the cats there.
And they called and was like, we haven't seen the cat all day. They call the next day. We haven't seen the cat all day. Four days. They say, we haven't seen the cat. So we're all kind of nervous. Like, oh, they must have let him out by mistake while they were coming in.
It's a house.
It's not called that at all. You know how sneaky cats are.
Steve Martin. I'm going to leave. Sorry about that. Steve Martin. No, no, no. You're good. You're good. Everybody makes mistakes. Stay. Stay.
No, no, we're inclusive around here.
So we're all worried, and my wife and I are like, man, what are we gonna do? The kids are gonna be so upset. The cat's lost, probably dead somewhere. We get home flying. It was like, he could be dead in the house. It just don't stink yet. Like, I don't know. Or he ran out into the woods. So we get home at midnight from flying. And we walk in the house.
And the first thing my son does is call for Lamar. Lamar! He doesn't know. We didn't tell him. He's just excited to get back to see his pet. And so my wife and I look at each other like, oh, cringing. Like, oh, we just going to try to go to bed tonight and talk about it in the morning. He's, Lamar! The cat's in the house for four days. They're in the house and he's hiding.
And that's the only conclusion we came to. He didn't trust him. He was like, I don't know what y'all doing here. Are you guys colonizing?
Yeah. He spent his whole life in your house. Yeah. We got him from white people.
After that, those might have been the last. Do we know how those white people treated him? Well, we don't know. That might be it.
They're coming to take me.
That's what happened, is...
Who's eating this food? No, the husband, so it was, we put out enough food, so it was too much for them to tell the difference. But the husband said that he would hear stuff, and he just felt like he was there, but he just chucked it up to maybe creaking in the house late at night.
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