Roy Wood Jr.

I think corporate, you know, in an unscripted capacity, I think we're past the legends.

I think they look at everybody as just replaceable.

From Chicago to Dallas every day to do two different shows.

Four years, I think.

Then birthed that into a syndicated show that entertained millions and raised even more for whatever disease you want to name.

He didn't raise money for whatever college you want to name.

He didn't wrote a six digit check.

Any black college you can name.

They all got money from Tom Joyner.

No.

And so but then imagine how much reverence you have for that project and that thing.

And then you get to sit with the person, that brainchild, all of it just on instinct.

No one told him he was like, I think I do this and this could work.

I do that.

Then maybe that'll work.

And there were people on the other side of the table telling him he shouldn't do it or.

All right.

Now that you're doing it, here's the rules to how you can do it.

And like this constant battle, like you always imagine that there is this land within corporate interaction where they stop fucking with you.

That's the pie as an outsider looking in, I'm just a correspondent.