Episode 921 | "Cheeks Come Out At Night"
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What is discussed at the start of this section?
The thoughts, views, and opinions expressed by this podcast, as well as its hosts, are for entertainment purposes only. I repeat, it is not serious. It is not real. No one is exposing, revealing, indicting, or telling you anything about themselves. Also, we do not encourage you to try this at home. We are trained professionals. Do not have your best interest at heart or our own. Enjoy the show. What? Any wins this year? No, Mona. I don't have any wins against my BM this year, but I got two of them. Lifetime. What's your record? Two lifetimes, two wins in 25? That's crazy. We don't go at it a whole lot. We don't really go at it, so it's peace. Yeah, we peaceful.
Now that's love. When you pass all that, that's love, man. That shit in the world. I'm just saying. That be your bro at the point. Like, I'll fuck with you. That's why I gave you a baby, right? Yeah, like that. Like, I liked you back then. That's lit.
That's lit.
Yeah, that was crazy. Remember we made a human? That was wild as shit. Yeah, we thought we was gonna really take it the whole way. That was crazy. Yeah, that nigga look like my grandpa. Look at him, yup. Every time you think about me, bitch, look right in that room, bitch.
That's me, bitch.
And you walk like me, bitch. Then they go try to have another kid and neglect yours.
Oh yeah, now you could. You know the bitch love, you know she love the kid, whoever dad in the house, that's who she love the most. Yeah, she keep giving your son that nasty fluoride toothpaste.
I don't know what y'all be doing to y'all kids. I'm telling you, them motherfuckers getting tortured at the crib. Shout out to my BMs, man. Yeah, shout out to your BMs, bro. Shout out to mine, too. Yeah, y'all add to the peace. This peaceful version of me you see today, it's a little bit, but I should send my first BM a couple dollars.
I wish I knew Wet Joe.
Yeah.
Huh? I wish I knew Wet Joe. Yo, do you hear him? Yeah, he's been tight. That'd be my dog, I'm telling you.
Wet Joe? I know it, bro. I used to watch this thing on TV constantly.
He wasn't what, on TV?
No, he wasn't.
No, not on TV.
He's wild then, too. I just don't know that.
I was on Pills on TV. Yeah, this is totally different.
They don't have a cool world.
Do y'all like this Joe better? Yes.
I'm not saying he's ass, but I would have enjoyed how I fucked up Joe.
No, you wouldn't have. We like this Joe better, Mark.
And he would have liked me, too.
No, no. That's what I'm saying. I like you like this, but this is the main you I know, but I didn't know.
Did you know fucked up?
No, that's what I'm saying. But I just like him like this. I don't like the fucked up friend. And you don't smoke wet, so you don't get it.
That's what I'm saying. But some people love their friends when they fuck. I smoked wet. I would have liked the nigga. I'm telling you. I didn't know what. We done got dusted a couple times together. No bullshit. That's a real bond with your friend. Get dusted with your nigga. You don't break up with your nigga you got dusted with years ago. Y'all share that.
Love, Bo. Drug friends are good friends.
Sort of.
I said get dusted. Wet is Bo.
How do personal experiences shape views on relationships?
Bo is weed and wet. Come on. Is it hard to keep drug friends when you stop doing drugs?
Not necessarily. You should get rid of them, right?
It depends on the drug.
People, places, and things.
It depends on how hard the drugs.
Like crack, I would stop fucking with them. You know what I mean? Like, I went and visited the crack house with my new sweatsuit on. You know when you start smelling crack, you get that new sweatsuit? You know how they do? They get them teeth, that new sweatsuit. It's nobody more cocky than somebody fresh off crack.
Like, six months old?
What? Six months old with a carpet? That motherfucker cuss you out over that spot.
Niggas said you know how when they stop smoking crack, they get the new sweatsuit. Niggas forget. New joints. No, cold Nikes with the sweatsuit.
Niggas forget quick that they was in them alleyways wiping their asses with snicker bar wrappers. That shit is a fucking distant memory.
What?
Niggas get real cocky like, okay, you gained 10 pounds.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is discussed at the start of this section?
0:00–2:58
2
How do personal experiences shape views on relationships?
2:58–7:28
3
What insights are shared about the impact of drug use on friendships?
7:28–1:06:17
4
What do the hosts think about the impact of personal relationships in professional sports?
1:06:17–1:06:37
5
How do the hosts react to the idea of escort pricing?
1:06:37–1:07:18
6
What are the implications of drafting a player's significant other in sports?
1:07:18–2:03:02
7
What are the implications of NDAs in relationships?
2:03:02–2:03:17
8
How do relationships change when fame is involved?
2:03:17–3:11:44