Episode 932 | "Fresh Moissanite"
episodePreviously titled “Episode 932 | "Fresh Moissanite” — renamed by the publisher on Aug 5, 2026
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What is discussed at the start of this section?
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Wild aggressive. To some tenants who have not paid him his monies yet. And it's May 27th by the time y'all are hearing this. And he was tight about it. Now, what I don't understand is... He been in the landlord game for so many years that he should kind of know what time it is. You know, the weather getting nice. You know what happened? I can tell you what happened. What happened? You know, holiday weekend just passed. Oh, yeah. And it was Memorial Day weekend. That shit slid across the ground. That shit slid across the ground, and he seen one of them tenants out there. He don't seem like he's too pleased with that response. Dog, niggas is outside. Niggas is on Dykeman. They going to be outside? Niggas is traveling.
They in the airport. Nobody is paying you that rent, dog. You're not getting that rent. Don't do that, because at first you thought he was asking about the rent for June. Yeah, that's what we thought. I thought he was being thirsty, texting on the 27th saying, yo, you know June is coming up. He said no. He said no, they missed May. But I'm like, April. April. I don't stop. Now you adding shit. I said April from the roof. Okay, but then... It's April too? All right, that's only two months. You do math, right? So that's two times... What's your late fee? $150? Shit don't matter. We're going to get you $300 for your troubles. Yeah, we got you. We're going to pay the late fee, nigga. You're not getting that rent until like August, September, dog.
Fourth of July coming up. And they know that... And they know that... And they know... Shit, they know they got a sweet landlord on their hands. Why you think they ain't pay April? He ain't going to kick him out. Oh. It's a dude.
He says a couple niggas. Oh, it's a couple?
How does the landlord's situation reflect tenant behavior?
He need that money. Look at him. I used to take that shit personal. He got on his, I need that money sweats, too.
And his sneakers. And his sneakers.
Nah, he got his whole outfit right now is, I need that money, yo.
What's happening? You want me to spot them?
What's the rent?
I'll pay. Let me pay.
Let me pay for it since you look like you really need it.
We're going to hold you to it. Shut up.
Shut the fuck up.
They listening. They probably got Patreon.
What do you need? $7.50? What's your rent? What's your rent at your spot you be charging these niggas? $6.75? It ain't much. I'll pay it. If you're going to leave them good people alone when the weather's breaking in New York City while the Knicks want, I'll pay it because you're sitting there tight in the face looking like you really need to. Don't chase nobody for money. Are you better than that? You're a better man than that. Your character, everything you stand for, your integrity, your principles, all of that.
You don't need to chase nobody for money.
Come on, nigga. I ain't seen the ish this mad. And if you're going to chase somebody for money, don't wear your own brand. Don't do it in that's that ish. Do it in something else. I can't afford nothing else. I got it, yo. I know. When they told you they was going to pay it? Send it over. They not even hitting them back. That's what I want to know. No, some nigga said, oh, yo, first week of May, I got you. Ah. We in the last week of May. That nigga sent me. Something happened. Yeah. My bills. The weather. My bills. Fam, the weather. Nah, they know you got that big pod money.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is discussed at the start of this section?
0:00–2:32
2
How does the landlord's situation reflect tenant behavior?
2:32–4:19
3
What insights are shared about the Knicks' performance?
4:19–1:00:00
4
What are the implications of Kevin Hart's recent comments on comedy and race?
1:00:00–1:00:31
5
How does the discussion shift towards the impact of corporate decisions in comedy?
1:00:31–1:00:56
6
What critiques are made about the standards for black entertainers in the industry?
1:00:56–1:56:53
7
What did DJ Head announce about editing songs for radio?
1:56:53–1:57:19
8
How does the discussion shift to the impact of edits on music?
1:57:19–2:53:32