Chapter 1: What introductory remarks set the tone for this episode?
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Enjoy the show. Why I'm getting slow in my... I'm getting slower. You should never think he's just talking. I ain't even get it. You know what my problem is? I give people, humans, the benefit of the doubt more than... The benefit of the doubt is dead. Nah, once you know who somebody is, you kind of, I know Mark is on bullshit. The second he sit there, it's all bullshit. Yeah, that's all it is.
Yeah. Mark made a funny that went totally undetected by me, but once I got it, those are the best.
I still ain't get it.
Those are the best. That's cool. Re-saying it won't be funny in a second. You had to be there. You had to be witty. It's one of those things. How you fuck so many bitches without wit? Because you did. You did. God damn. You did your numbers without wit. That's crazy. Are you witty? Wait, are you? That's why I'm not dragging it. I'm just asking. Huh? Are you witty? I had to be something.
I ain't had no trauma to bond over. I had to do something, you know what I mean? Oh, you're shooting back. What's up? You know what I mean? Man, there's plenty of trauma in there for you to bond over. Oh, okay. Oh, shit. You know what I mean? It's cool. Okay, so you are witty, and I'm leaving the low. Just tell me yes. Get away from me, bro. All right, forget it.
You don't think he's witty up here? Huh? You don't think he's witty up here? You always say that. You're telling us you take a sip. Or he'll just stare at you. He got to learn how to not take the sip. Do I think Ish is witty up here? I think Ish is witty. I do. That's my man. I ain't never going to talk. Y'all can't trick me. Y'all can't trick me to talking bad about my man.
Y'all trying to trick me. Yes is the answer to that. Yeah, I think so. I don't think he's witty with the bitches. He might put on a little extra weight. Never the case. He up there still doing that stupid 89 shot brother bullshit. Joe, Joe, Joe. You witty with the bitches? Say where it is born. Where it is every... Joe, stop.
Okay.
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Chapter 2: What are the Valentine's Day plans discussed?
I never heard that before. I said that's how that song starts. Y'all ain't gonna sit here and do a QVC on my lotion. That shit all right, yo. Mark, you had some, too? Yeah, I had some. Y'all think my shit the party bag.
I ain't bad.
That shit got the whole room smelling good. That shit all right, bro. Mic check, one, two, one, two, mic check, one, two, one, two. Oh, Miami, what up, what up, what up out there? Yes, sir. Oh, wait for the ladies, oh, wait for the ladies. Happy Valentine's Day, you heard?
This is definitely the Drunk White Girl set.
I feel like I'm in a Grey Goose commercial.
This is definitely the Drunk White Girl set.
Shout out to the Patronies out there Happy couples out there
Didn't think so.
I ain't gonna lie, I had a time in Florida when this run was going on. I ain't gonna hold you. I was still outside when this shit came out. I had a time in Jersey. I was still outside when this shit was on.
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Chapter 3: How do the hosts reflect on James Van Der Beek's passing?
I am going to try to get in there. Yeah, same to you. Same. Ish, what you up to? Shit. He don't celebrate this shit. He don't do Valentine's Day.
He buys flowers every week. Every day is Valentine's Day. Slacking off. Aw, damn. What was I saying?
Nothing for reals? Probably like a month ago. Oh, it's still here. It's people that... You good? So you're not doing nothing for real? No, I ain't doing shit. Oh, God. Did your... If you don't mind me asking, did your lady... Did she do that before you? I don't think she... She wasn't familiar with the holidays. My life didn't exist before me, bro. I'm joking, I'm joking. I don't know.
You don't know how to answer that? No, because... What was the question?
Did she do Valentine's Day before him?
My girl celebrated Valentine's Day before me.
Oh.
Because she lived a whole life, and then if you're going to be with somebody, Valentine's Day just stops. Oh, I didn't take it like she didn't. All that's a blur. All that's a blur. It's like, no, I'm playing, but... No, no, no. I'm joking, but no. I don't know, but... Like, I'll tell you all that shit from day one. Like, I don't do Halloween. I don't do Valentine's.
Like, you know what I'm saying? The first date? No, but, you know.
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Chapter 4: What historical context is provided about societal divisions?
He tries to divide us a lot. He does. He has to stay together.
And the thing about it is... Divided states of America. The thing about it is, guys, I need you to know, back in the day...
when the evil rich tyrant was going too hard you pulled him out the castle into the town square and you decapitated this nigga like first he would first he would divide us and we would be fighting over potatoes and shit but then everybody's starving and you lost three of your kids you get to thinking the king's robe is covered in diamonds let's get this nigga and I can't get a loaf of bread
I love how y'all paint y'all. You pull the tyrant out to the town square and you cut his head off. Put on a spike. And you put it on a spike and you all night. And then the next day you wake up and realize we don't know how to run this shit.
We fucked.
It's the truth. Text me before y'all come. Load them things up. Shout out to J. Cole. Have fun driving. That Civic looked like shit, though. That part is a little extra. No, it ain't. That part is extra. You could have got a better Civic. He said he got some new speakers. He's good. They're working on it. He might got some 15s in that. You got the solo barrack in the back. You know what I mean?
And J. Cole is like 6'4", 6'5". He's big for the Civic.
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Chapter 5: How does the discussion shift to the impact of celebrity status on behavior?
He didn't look funny in the Civic. That's what I'm saying, yo.
He looked funny back then in that motherfucker, too.
I came from here. It's nostalgic. I think it's fire. I think it's fire, too. I think it's fire. I'm also 6'1", so I mean... You got your Adidas on. You think I'm wearing the shoes to make me be tall? What? You think I'm wearing the shoes to be 6'3"?
We know about the height in this room.
Hey, yo. You got two fingers. Oh. Oh.
Whoa.
You didn't say it was deathbed. My dog is on some shit. He said it was deathbed. You can get the two figures. He's spicy in here, man. Yo, I'm telling you. Yo, yo. He's spicy. But look at me. He's going to look at me. Honestly.
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Chapter 6: What are the implications of Geechee Gotti's recent legal troubles?
Leave me alone, y'all. Leave me alone, y'all.
Maybe we'll be butterflies. Honestly.
In a shopping bag. In another lifetime, me and this nigga take over fucking, where you from?
I know I ain't from Irvington.
East Orange. Man, East for me and this nigga that took off East Orange in the 80s, boy.
Back to back.
But look at me, but with the E's. Nigga, I say stop tapping me, look at me. Look at me. Look at me. Honestly, with the E's. Yo! Ice was about to disconnect all this shit and make it so my girl wouldn't see my iCloud and whatever the fuck came in. Whatever Ice did, my girl dropped him. That's hilarious anyway now it's time for my favorite part of the show price All right. The big game is over.
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Chapter 7: What are the implications of poverty on decision-making?
Yo, I've been getting this off. I'm going to get it off again. Yo, I got this off in Cincinnati. I'm going to get it off again. I'm going to Ohio. I'm going to get it off again. At what point and at what age does that thinking change is what I'm asking. At the end there, man. Answer me first before you go on. I'm letting him go. Well, I was responding to something else. You want?
I can answer you.
Me. Answer me, please.
One, it don't ever change until you find something else to supplement that income. And that's the gift and the curse of the streets. The same way it's the gift and the curse of the bartender chicks. Until you find something else that can pay. One of my niggas lost his job. And he was like, yo, dog, back to the streets. The streets are always there for me. Always on it.
So until you find something else that supplements that income. So now we see, especially in New York, it's a worldwide broadcast. I can only speak for New York.
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Chapter 8: How does fame impact one's choices and opportunities?
Now you see all the old bartenders, all the old strippers getting into the real estate game. Selling Frenchies. They all selling breeders. They all selling breeders. I disagree with what you're saying, because you know why?
In my experience, when people change the answer to that is when you grow up to a certain extent. When you get baptized or you take Shahada, where you make that decision where I don't do shit like that because I don't want to be a part of shit like that. I've seen people change on that nowhere.
You get to a certain level, whether it's maturity, whether it's loving God, loving the world or whatever, where I don't do that anymore.
And a lot of times when you do those, make those better changes for yourself, you kind of draw positivity in and then you get this new career. Or be a close call. Or you get caught. Or you go wrong. That is a very small number. I'm saying in my experience, it's like the diehard street niggas I knew, they did not make money in real estate first and then switch. Those niggas made a decision.
They was broke as fuck. And then they were blessed with whatever the next hustle was.
Because in a way, you have to kind of make that thing where I don't do this no more. I don't give a fuck what happens. I'm not selling poison to my community. I don't care what happens. I'm not risking my life by robbing the bank. I'm not doing that. No. You know what I mean?
I love my life more. I care about my kids, whatever that thing is. And then, you know, things change positively. As far as when I've seen diehard real street niggas change. I never really seen, you know, it happen just because they tried something legal and they're working.
It's like, oh, let me do this because Grease said it. And then you want the money from everybody.
I would like to add to that, too, because the other part that's blurry for me is, like Ish said, the streets are always there. Always there and always on. Refer to it as you need. Right?
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