Episode 924 | "Reasonable Expectations"
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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 who do not have your best interests at heart or our own. Enjoy the show. Well, they is funny, though.
Yeah, they is funny. Because we're not going to properly attribute.
Of course not. It's they. Because one person is always they. Yeah, correct. And then it just travels. Even though I've seen people share a similar sentiment to it, but this person just worded it. What did he say? Something to the effect of it's. The Joe Budden podcast is the Wendy Williams for 40-year-old dudes. Yeah.
That ain't far off.
Joe Budden Podcast is the Wendy Williams of 40-year-old. I like to think that we do other things, too. But I think Wendy Williams is so dope to me, I don't take that as a dick. Yeah, word. Agreed. That's the thing with me, Joe. That's a legend. Wendy Williams is Wendy Williams. I think TV Wendy Williams, not radio. When they say that, are they trying to diss us? Yes. Oh, see? I'm slow. Wendy Williams is an all-time great to me. I'd be like, nah, they hit that on the head. They feeling us. And he said of a 30-year-old, 30-plus, his tweet says, Joe Button Podcast is just Wendy Williams' show for 30-plus niggas.
I would say 40-plus, but you 30-plus niggas ain't slick.
Yo, oddly enough, you sleep on our 18 to 35 demo. Oddly enough, you do sleep on it. A lot of people, there's a lot of kids. Yeah, it is. College kids, younger kids, my girl kids, my kids. Same. My kids, friends. Like, don't sleep on the young heads that listen to us. But I do understand the point. I get it.
And it's not wholly offensive.
Yeah, I don't... I'm not mad at it. I like it. Even if it was trying to be offensive. You need to offend better.
How does the conversation about Wendy Williams relate to the podcast's identity?
If you was trying to... Yo, I slapped the shit out of you, nigga. You came in here with all that energy, said we had a classic last episode, now you staring off into the fucking abyss. You came in here with all the energy, hyped me up, you put a battery in my back, you stepped the ish, you said we had a classic, and you staring off into the fucking abyss.
I was daydreaming me slapping him and him kicking me into the table. If I slapped a nigga, if I played slap him, would he have still kicked me? I was thinking, how far can I go in attempting to slap him? I daydream like, damn, when I fall in there, what I got to do? I swear. Glass is going to be in my ass pores. What up, nigga?
That was our HR fight we was having. Yes. Because the rule here is normally if you break the table, and audience, it's three topics. Yeah.
And one of them is very Wendy Williams. Right.
I don't know. The HR rule here, normally if you break the table, you're fired.
Yes.
Flip step to ish. and said, I'm gonna smack the shit out of you. And then Ish said, well, if you do, then you're gonna be on the floor and that table's gonna be broken. And you're gonna be fired. That's what Ish did say. I'm gonna get fired? I'm the only one? No, I said that too. I was like, why you don't think both of y'all get fired? But then Ish explained it, and y'all know I ain't being on his side, but he was right. He was minding his business at work. Somebody came in his airspace and assaulted him. He does have the right to defend himself. And in that, if something breaks, then what I'm going to do? Yeah. But just buy another fucking table. And that's going to take eight months for them tables to come back.
Then I'm going to have to go in there. You don't want that table no way anyway. Then I'm going to have to go in there. Yo, can I buy the display? You got to have that bullshit talk about buying a display.
So you're no longer changing the set?
You don't want this table anyway? Who don't want that table? You don't. Shit, I'll bring that table to my house. I love these tables. No, they don't. And I think they just go with mad shit. Anything. As long as you got the circular aesthetic.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is discussed at the start of this section?
0:00–2:14
2
How does the conversation about Wendy Williams relate to the podcast's identity?
2:14–4:38
3
What insights do they share about the dynamics of friendships and relationships?
4:38–58:30
4
What are the implications of public relationships for celebrities?
58:30–59:32
5
How do personal experiences shape views on relationships?
59:32–1:01:18
6
What happened during the White House Correspondents' Dinner?
1:01:18–1:58:02
7
What are the implications of asking for more money in the entertainment industry?
1:58:02–1:59:04
8
How does Jim Jones handle the situation at Lowe's?
1:59:04–2:53:02