Episode 966 | "Amongst The People"
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What is the opening disclaimer and why does the show start with a legal disclaimer?
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. It's way too many of y'all in various hoods that say, yo, ain't nothing going to happen to you while you're with me. Shout out to the hockey, yo. And that's just not
true.
It's just a lie. It's true for three or four people in every hood, I'm sure. But it's way too many people saying, yo, you with me? You ain't got nothing to worry about. If you hear that, worry. And a lot of it, appetizer or worry, main dish of worry, worry. It's worry time. Trust me. It happened to me right when I was with them niggas saying that. A few times. Yeah. Real quick. And then you can't look to them and say, what happened? What happened? No, no, Flip, I saw on your stream. Mark, please. I also saw, I apologize. I also saw on social media you had wifey on. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. She
came. That was a
cute moment. What happened to make that happen? Nothing. She just came. Yesterday I was filming and she just walked in my stream. Nothing happened. She walked away. I can't stop the stream and tell her to move. She just walked into it. That's what she does. It's her stream, too. She was watching me. What's yours is hers. Because the cameraman that stays at my house, I end up finding out he was messing with my niece. Huh? Yeah. That's good for you. No, no, no. I'm just telling you what happened. You're right. So somebody
put my name in the
comments. Somebody put my name in the comments, TJ Chill, mind your business, early. I'm like, who the fuck calling my real name? But then when she came home, she said, mind your business, and walked in so I knew it was her. And she just did that. I appreciate her being on the stream. I love her.
I
love seeing her. I love love. It was just beautiful to see. I don't get to see y'all together.
Well, I don't
like when she's out there like that. I try
to hide
her. You always talk about keeping them in restricted spaces.
But
me and
Joe
in the same type of time. Your wife's still looking good. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. She just came from Trinidad. I ain't going to lie. I want to share that with y'all. She was in Trinidad. By herself? With her friend. She was with her family, my brother-in-law. Uh-oh. And I ain't going to lie, yo. Uh-oh. She ain't called me one night. I didn't like that. No. She didn't call me one night. I ain't like that. Now, she spoke to the kids. Don't speak to the kids. Don't use that. I do tricks like that. Don't speak to the kids. No, you call me. I had something nice because it was our anniversary. I couldn't make it out there. I had a lot of money to get out there. Wait, wait. Your wife went to Trinidad for your anniversary?
No. Let me explain. We were supposed to go together.
This is like a Mark story. No,
listen. We were supposed to go together because it was the Caribbean Awards, and I was supposed to be a part of the Caribbean Awards. Scheduling and stuff. And our anniversary. No. There was a bag in Baltimore that I went to go get. That's a hefty bag. That was good.
She
understands it. She went to Trinidad, and I had something nice set up in the home, like happy anniversary. I had 18 roses. I had the thing up there. I had them set up at the house. In the Trinidadian home. In the Trinidadian home. Oh, that's why. So when she went there, it meant a lot to her. Even the stuff on the bed, like she slid it down. I said, take that happy anniversary shit off the bed and sleep. She didn't want to remove it. She wanted just to slide it down and lay down. That's some cute, weird shit. I don't like that. That's good, though. So it was one day she ain't call me, nigga. I ain't like that, Joe. Yeah, see. I spoke to her early in the day, but call me at night, nigga, when you about to sleep.
Just be careful with that, man. Call me at night when you about to sleep.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the opening disclaimer and why does the show start with a legal disclaimer?
0:00–20:57
2
How does the conversation shift to talking about checking in with partners and the anniversary trip to Trinidad?
20:57–42:31
3
Why do the hosts dive into the Lioness season finale and then debate the “king of R&B” title?
42:31–1:04:20
4
Why are the hosts debating funeral costs, casket choices, and burial traditions?
1:04:20–1:32:17
5
What sparked the heated debate over Shaquille O'Neal’s honorary FBI badge and his online exchange?
1:32:17–2:00:01
6
How does the conversation shift to Jay‑Z, Cap, and the recent book controversy?
2:00:01–2:07:17
7
What is the controversy over the NFL tryout and Kaepernick’s story?
2:07:17–2:32:44
8
How do they discuss wedding performance costs and baby‑shower planning?
2:32:44–3:07:08