Prevention Talks Ep.14 Katie Dively, Annmarie McMahill, and Jay Otto

Meille akriaa elänvakuutuksessa on tärkeää, että lemmikilläsi on mahdollisuus parhaa sen hoitoon. Elänvakuutuksemme tarjoavat sopivan turvan kaikenlaisiin tarpeisiin. Sinä valitset vakuutuksen laajuuden, me tarjoamme maksuttaman etä elänlääkäriin, sekä nopean suora korvauksen klinikan kasalla. Luöllisää, akriapistefi! Hän on jopa silti ja minkä olet loppujen suomalaiset. Hän on jopa äärän, Sainta on jopa jääntäjä, hän on jopa jopa jäljää. Hän on jopa jääntäjä, Sainta on jopa jääntäjä, sainta on jopa äärän. Ja nyt on jopa jäljääntäjä, Sainta on jopa jäljääntäjä, sainta on jopa jääntäjä. Hän on jopa jäljääntäjä, sainta on jopa jäntäjä, sainta on jopa jääntäjä. Sainta on jopa jääntäjä, sainta on jopa jääntäjä, sainta on jopa järntäjä. Happy birthday, of course, possibly, that Audrey Hepburn, Happy birthday, Nick Aspern. Bloitit them. In big cities, look at the immigrants taking all that, they get free stuff, and we don't, they're doing all this for this, not that. They don't, they don't, don't change over here. Man, I got this stimulus there. Look at what happened. I remember specifically, they would run in, in a lot of, in a lot of battleground states with large black populations. They would run campaigns talking about transgender. And what they did was, I'll use our bigotries, our fear, our prejudice to accomplish what they want. It was a master class. The most ironic thing is they use keeping transgenders from being able to, to participate in sports, to keeping black people from voting. A master class in the Biden Compa. That's a little note from the GD section. It's the DL Hewglysail. Steve Jazz, he's a Steve Smart. It's the Jazzy Report, I'm a DL Hewglysail. The Supreme Court has temporarily restored mail order access to the abortion pill after a federal appeals court curtailed access to the drug. The high courts move returns to doctors in blue states for now, the ability to prescribe a drug used in more than two thirds of abortions and send it by mail across state lines. That has become a common way for patients to circumvent state laws, state bans on the procedure since Roe versus Way was overturned. Do you realize that there Louisiana has what 35% black, right? Mississippi almost 40. Texas pretty large percent of black people, right? Georgia, do you realize there'll be whole states with no black representation at all? Yep. Whole states. Whole states. But no black representation at all. That's about to say. And all these people like the boys, walkins and the Omar's and all and Amanda, you know, we need to all right. You listen. Now you ain't got a nice. Good. Get a man. It's crazy. Get him all crazy. Get him all crazy. And Steven A Smith, let me tell you something. I can't talk to him. I can't hear it. I can't. How do you lose Megan Kelly, Tucker Carlson, Nick Fuentes. You lost Joe Rogan. You lost the mega move. It is a real. How do you get it? He lost Nick Fuentes. How do you lose a white nationalist and gain a black apology? How do you lose Nick Fuentes, you know, Joe Rogan, Megan Kelly, Tucker Carlson, you, you, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a shoe booting the politician. Yeah, man. There you go. Yeah, they trading cars. I'm sorry. I'm going to rap. You are going to rap. You did this. Steven A Smith did this. Yes, he did. Everybody thought his takes were entertaining, but nobody really. He wanted to get into the political arena and he played it to the right. He went to all the places that black people that have a disdain for black people and he played fast. Let's see, Dad. Now look at where we're going. And now his hair line is going back faster than his credibility. Keep going. What else? Yeah. I like it. Steve A. Steve A. I don't say that about me. You say that about a lot of. No, I don't. What else have I said that? Well, I'm not going to tell you who you say that a lot. No, I didn't say I didn't say. Yeah. I didn't say I didn't. I rarely say I can't stand somebody. I can't stand Steve A. Well, I disagree. Let's just let's just agree to disagree on your quantification with rainess. Yeah. That's what we have. We could do that. But I know the people that I can't stand. He's one of them. I know I'm too. I hear while the time. That's not true. It's only one. I don't know that you don't know who I said that you said you can't stand Steve A Smith. That's something that's what I'm talking about. There's some other people hang on. Yeah, I ain't going to put you out there like that. I got my boots on. I say I rarely say that and never said it. All right. That's what we want. That'll do it for us. This is crazy. So a man losing the job and he asks his wife to pick up the building until he lands another job. He finally gets one. But the wife demands she pays her back. Dang. Are they married? Yeah. If I say wife, you're like my husband. No, it didn't mean it. I really don't know. I was okay. Obviously. Should the husband, which means, and should the husband have to pay the wife back for family expenses. Here, take a listen to this video. Audio. We came home and he was like, you know, but I lost my job. I'm like, all right. So, later like the bills, it was time for the bills or whatever. And he was like, okay, you know, I'm not working and I'm just, oh, whatever. So I told him I said, look, if I pay these bills, are you going to pay me the money back? This man has a nerve to tell me why should I pay my wife back for paying our bills? I told this man from day one, my money is my money and his money is our money. Why should I spend my money paying the bills? Like, no, he should have paid me back. That's a trifling woman right there. That's trifling. That's a trifling man. And no. You know what? You know what? I got time to fool around you. Listen, this is what we asked. He loved the man, lost a job, asked his wife to pick up the bills until he left another job. The wife says, okay, but the man's he pay her back. Right. Do you think he's wrong? 877-242-242-6. Also, hit us up on Twitter, @deo-uglyradio or on Facebook. The deo-uglyscher on the website is thedeo-uglyscher.com. Do you think the husband have to pay the wife back for family expenses? That's crazy to me. That's the question we're going to ask you. 877-242-242-6. But right now, we're going to our social media. Special, okay, what are they saying out there? So we got Eddie from South Dakota and Eddie said, man, mayor, it sucks. [laughter] You know, I do think that there is something societally. Like, I have, I've had to say, once you get this for me, I left my wallet. Right? Right, I've done that before, right? Yeah. But I know that I have to give you your money back. Oh, you're talking about me. Yes, I know that. Okay, I thought you meant for your wife. Well, I know that I have to. I know that I got to do it. Right, I know I got to do it. Even though I would never do that. I would never do that because I think that somehow women think that giving change back is or not making them whole after they've extended themselves to you is, I don't know. Maybe they think you're using them. I don't know. Maybe you think it's the right way. out of the order. I mean, I am going to have to push back just a little bit only because I think that the dynamic of the relationship determines that I think if your wife has to pick up the bill because you left your wallet at home, I don't know why she would ask you for the change back because or ask you for the money back because I'm sure all the money. All the money is coming into the same place. But if it's a friend that you were not saying, and you say I left my wallet at home, yeah, I'm going to ask for my money back. But I think in this particular case, I think the wife I agree with you is trifling because they are married. They are partners and where one is weak, the other is supposed to be strong and has nothing to do with. Now you got to pay me back. I'd be with a broke person, but you wouldn't. I'd be with a broke person. I've been found alive. I'm been alive. The difference is when you married your wife, she was making more money than you. That's okay. That's not retail. It's different. It's a different situation. My wife's wife, me and she marry you. Okay, let me explain this before this gives us some BS woman's light guys. I made 75. She made 625 for three weeks, three weeks, three weeks, but for 40 years. But she, listen, she loved you before you were this big superstar. Okay. You didn't have all that. I love her. She was broke. You know what? You always broke. No, no, no, no, but three weeks. She wasn't. If you were with somebody, it was broke. You would start to hate it. That's what I'm saying. They were broke together. Okay. If you were with somebody that's broke, you would start to hate it. If I was broke too, I don't hate her for her broken ness. If I was broke too, I would not hate her. I don't even pity her because she's broke. I don't care. I don't judge her. You don't pity her. I don't. Look at her. Look at her. What's that smell in the house? Oh, bro. No, what are you doing? What else are you going to do? That's horrible. And that's you. Wow. It is the deal. You can show your 20, 20, 60, and Baker's field. You are up next. Baker's field is the Texas of California. So, amen. Husband loses his job. As his wife to pick up the bills. You know, till he gives another gig, she says this. He came home and he was like, you know, babe, I lost my job. I'm like, all right. Cool. So, a month later, like the bills, it was time for the bills or whatever. You know, and I'm like, you know, the bills do they, or whatever. And he was like, okay, you know, I'm not working and I'm just, or whatever. So I saw him. I said, look, if I pay these bills, are you going to pay me the money, babe? I told this man from day one. My money is my money. And his money is our money. Now, should a husband have the pair of wife back for paying the family bills? Let's give, what do you think? No, it's household bills, man. That's good. You know, you, you would think that a marriage is a team. It is a partnership. It is a togetherness with this. You're no longer to you are one. So be out on. Look, come on, man. Thank you. Simple. Yeah. It really isn't that hard. These, these kind of, these, it's these kind of women that make me think that young men have a harder time getting married. These kind of women with these kind of ideas that I, you were, I'm going to pay the bills this time, but you're going, what is all that about? Yeah. Yeah. This is like somebody who tell you that they see a commercial when McDonald's is going up. And then they go, oh man, I can't believe that they raise the prices of places I ain't never going to again. You know, it's disingenuises with it is. So the question we're asking, a man loses his job. He told his wife, it take care of me until I get back on my feet. She does, but now she wants to be paid. That is a sorry ass woman. What are long they been married? I don't care how long it is. That's a sorry ass woman right now. What do you think, Junior? Well, what happened? Sorry. Yeah. What happened to the, uh, for better off, for worse? Yeah. But what's wrong with being a team? Okay, I'm, uh, I'm a score, but when your time comes, I'm not going to do nothing. You know, no, man, you're a team. You supposed everybody's supposed to get in there and, you know, put up points when you can't. I think it's people's assessments and worth of relationships now. Yeah. I do. I think that, but I think traditionally, I think that that a lot of women feel like if I borrowed a hundred dollars from you, right, and I said I was going to pay you back. You want me to pay you back? Well, I, I promise, you're not going to believe this, but it depends on what our relationship was. I'm saying me to you. If I ask you to loan me a hundred dollars from me, okay, see, there we go to all that all of just the, no, honestly speaking, honestly speaking, if you really needed it, what would you don't? I would give you the money. So let me ask them, we had to call this call for really and what do you need it for? Because those adjectives are very important. You know, I'm packed your egg. Yeah. If you really needed the money, if you was in a hot spot, I'd be like, I got you. Oh, God. But the thing is, I know you don't need it for me. If you, you were just testing me to see if I would give it to you or not, that's the kind of stuff you do. Thank God, I would have to be tested because you have all these. I will give it to you. Okay. I don't need a hundred dollars. Okay. What if I need five dollars? I'll get it in the reach for my bag. I'm not. Five thousand dollars right now. Jealousy. Jealousy. I'm gonna call it common. This is this. I need thousands. Oh, we. No, that's not true. That is not true. We need a five thousand dollars from you. My first question. We like what you do. See, that's that's the thing. But then I would, you know, why would any, why would they need to be any questions at all? I wouldn't ask you one question. I wouldn't go, what are you going to do with it? Not at all. Oh, you, see, you know, when you think of like that, it's true. I know you to be a lying ass. You know, I would never do that. And you try to be a. I will ask you what you wanted the money for. No, but you would ask me what happened? You's a lie. That's what I expect. If I ask you right now, the borrow of five thousand dollars, what would you say? I wouldn't have. Because first of all, if you ask me that, I'm gonna tell you, I'm gonna tell you, you ask me, let me tell you. First of all, I would think if you came to me with that, you must be in dire straits. You must really need it for something. And I'm not going to ask you because it might be criminal and I have plausible denial. So if I had it, here you go, how let me when you can. That's the last. He says I'm going to ask her and I wouldn't. Okay. So let's, let's go ahead and play this out. Hey, Deacon, I borrowed five thousand dollars. Not now because you, you know what? You're on the great board and you two good for McDonald's. See? That right there just played itself out. So the question we're asking, this is a scenario. Let me feed you this for you. I'm like, all right. Cool. So a month later, like the bills, it was time for the bills or whatever. So I told him, I said, look, if I pay these bills, are you going to pay me the money, babe? I told this man from day one, my money is my money. So do you think he was wrong? Do you think she's wrong for asking for the money back for the family bills going to the phones? I think he must have a bad conception of what marriage is. I don't even understand why he was settled for an agreement where your money is yours and his money is theirs. I don't understand that either, but I think I agree with the man. We ain't a thing together. So if you paid the bills for this month, good. And you know, when I get the money, I'll pay for the bills the next month. But for her to get them want the money back, I'll find that a little bit, not marriage minded. He should pay the reason I said that because he was stupid enough to mind, huh? And that's a verbal contract. And he agreed to that. So me personally, when she had told him something like that, I would have called him but I'll have a fit direction. No, I mean, she tried to get her, but yeah, he should pay because he agreed to that. Well, I think she's tripling. And once she didn't get married for the right reasons and two, you are always supposed to support the other half. A great example for me is when my husband lost his job, I had to go out there and I had to work and I paid our light bill and I watered the bill and I had enough left over to get me a 10 piece nugget from McDonald. Which is supposed to just support the better half. She wronged because when your marriage filed to say, but better for worse, for richer for poor, to death do as part. Her money ain't just hers. Her money belongs to them too. So it's like, hey, she's supposed to pay them bills. The file saying for better for worse, let's start there. Let's talk about it. This is the worst, right? So why can't she go ahead and pay for it? You've been saying all these years you've been married. And then if you don't pay it, then you'll be, she'll be as aware with no lights, no water, and nowhere to say. Come on. She's delusional. She should pay her back and serve her in papers all at the same time. That's not a wife. She's crazy to tell. I mean, God, what about for better for worse for richer for poor? I mean, the guys at a hard time, you lost your job and me to tell me if you pay the bills, I got to pay you back. She's off for herself. She's not even concerned. I mean, he's paying the family bills. She's not paying the bills. He's built. He's paying the family bills. So what does she get without a job? And she was on the other foot. Well, she liked the same thing told her out. I'll pay out. Pay your credit cards. But you got to pay your back when you get a job. That's not fair. They're here to lost her damn man. So I was been losing jobs, a baby take care of me for a little while, I get a job. He gets one. She wants her money back. You think he she was wrong? We go through the phones. That man is just going to leave her as quickly as possible because when it when disrespect starts like what she's doing, it only gets worse. I've been I lived through it twice and it only gets worse in time. It first it goes with disrespect about money. Then it's about disrespect about being a man. Then it's just all type of all type of mess going break out. So the brother need to go on trying to get a job, give her a divorce and walk on the part of there. I don't feel like he need to pay her back, especially if they not lacking for nothing. Man, no, you shouldn't give her her money back. He should take that money down to the courthouse and file one absolute divorce and get rid of that crash test dummy. She crazy. She need to sit down somewhere because first of all, when you take those guys for better off on work, hello, they say to both of them for better for worse. That man was at his work. She's supposed to pick up that tab. That's why it's called marriage, meaning two people. So I don't know what she talking about. She just being selfish. We do joke around about, oh, my money is mine and he is as I was. That's a joke. But when it come down to sers and bills taken care of your family, which consists of more than one, it ain't about you. It's about our family. I'm going to get her a little selfish self and sit down somewhere because that's not cool. He need to check that for her and her place and say, no, you want to pay these bills or we're going to be in bed. They know you and me also that woman to love her rabbit. As my wife, what is this man lost his job duty because he got hurt? Where does he and lost his job due to an illness and that was yours. The nine it was mine as my own. That's a BS. You know, I hope that man will leave her because she don't deserve him. If I were him, I'd trade her in. I don't know where she gets the idea that he pays all the bills and she keeps her money. That is absolutely absurd. I don't even know why that even deserves a question on the deal here to show, but no, absolutely. I think it's at the end of the day. If we are married, it's us not one on one, especially not saying my money is my money and your money is my money. That doesn't even make sense. That's not a marriage. That's a part of the parent tree that's falling apart. He's the divorce her and move on because they ain't going to work out. I think this guy's wife is trifling. Mirage is a partnership. You are a team. You have to move forward together. And sometimes another person has to pick up the sweat. But one thing I think she said was before they got married, she said that her money was her money. His money was both of their money. So he should have not married her to the game was because she told him right off the bat that her money was her money. So, you know, who fought his back? He said it paid attention to what she said. It is the deal. He'll show you 20, 20, 60, and Baker's field. You up next. Did you see? You know what I can't stand? This is what I can't stand. First of, I can't stand when you see somebody evolving. Like, like, did you see? They they was tearing Mike killer Mike up. Yes. I did see that. I did see. You didn't just lose weight. You lost a lot of credibility. It was a zippic for your soul is what you love. Coming there with a wrinkles shirt on. Do you remember when I got in trouble with that girl and he defended her the girl Angela stand king that broad. Yep. I remember that too. We got into it. She gonna come to you guys security. I said I got in the airport for the same way you got makeup. So nobody see nobody get ugly. That's what I do. And do you know that call me? And and and you and I'm going to try to call it back. What do you mean talk to me? Well, they kill you. You got the proof it. No. I mean, and all of these. He specifically was a Bernie bro specifically. And then he helped even Eddie Gladwell like a lot on NBC. It's students are random. All these people that were too smart. I have the Mark Lamar Hill. All in did it. All of them. What I said when I said about Kamala was 2019. She was on the field of other people. And I you know, obviously I have to own my part in that. But you can get me in wrong. It's loud about it. Sir, get me in wrong. Get me in like, well, you know, like Mark. Like I used to wonder what happened to him. Because he was saying he had his own show. Yeah, I remember. And you see my head comments and now I see what I would have. Because you lost. Quasabit. Listen. If Nina Turner, all in people just was saying crazy stuff. Oh, who could ever form an idea that this would be better. Than anything. How do you care about people when you would seem to do bad? So they come to your way. I think exactly. Uh-uh. The people, the bright people who are shocked, the bright people who did not. You cannot lead if you didn't anticipate any of this happening. Nobody. Nobody is shot. Ninety-seven percent two percent of black women who voted ain't shocked. 87 percent, eighty-six percent of black men who voted. What they did was two things. One don't vote. Don't vote at all. Car Charlemagne, this apathy to give both the couch. That kind of ass with Kilders that don't vote at all. Come on, man. Oh, man. I'm just saying all of them. But that, but that's why I don't have any respect for them because to me, the one thing I respect about you, the whole thing with the common in a situation, you came forward and you said, this is what I got wrong, right? And your apology was just as loud as the criticism to me, all of these people who said these things regarding, common of regarding voting, regarding the Democratic Party and all of these things. Now they're somewhere in a corner. Just quiet. Yep. Thank you so much for joining me today here on talking all that jazz on the D.O. Hugh Lee show. Really appreciate that. Of course, I appreciate you having me. So tell me a little bit about your podcast, the daily play with Joy Taylor. So the daily play is a daily sports podcast. It's sort of a mini pod, but we're going to go over all the top stories of the day. Give you the facts. And then of course I will give my opinion as well, so let's you know what my perspective is. But you know, it's a, it's a mini pod. It's an easy listen. You know, you're taking the kids to school. You're on your way home after all the zimpholes or, you know, you're about to cook dinner and you just want to know everything that you've missed. That was for and yeah, I'm really excited to be a part of the everyone's family. Well, I tell you what I love the most is hearing what your opinion is about. Something I love that you have a great take. I love the fact that, you know, you have an interesting perspective in terms of, you know, the background that you come from and and I already know it's not easy being a female doing what you do. But the fact that you hold your ground, you have, you have a very strong opinion about things. And I love that. Can we expect to hear more of that? Yeah, yeah. I mean, I definitely want everyone to know what the story is and what's going on. I think the fact matter, but obviously everyone has been perspective and when it comes to sports as a sports fan, we all have our ideas on how everything's going to go or what change is needed to be made or if our prediction was correct and, you know, just our perspectives are just a part of being a sports fan. And agreeing and disagreeing. I always say that animosity is the love language of sports fans. So I'm obviously excited to be able to share my opinion on everything that's going on. It's a really fun time right now with the playoffs going on and the NFL draft is happening. So yeah, you'll definitely get my perspective and my very strong point of view. But you're worth happening as well. I love that. I think it's so important to get the facts because I think there are a lot of, you know, we already know this. The fact that social media has given birth to so many different platforms. A lot of people who just have opinions and don't have facts. And I think it's a day society where so much is uncertain. I think we need to hear a lot more of the facts. And then it's so funny. I think about how social media has even changed the not only the world of sports with the players. And even to a certain extent, you know, the host of these sports talk shows, right? Because, you know, now social media turns a sport, you know, not just about basketball. Now it's about fashion. It's about, you know, what's going on in their personal life. You know, what politics obviously will you be covering some of those topics on your show? And how important do you think it is to have that type of intersection? In sports. Yeah, whatever the biggest stories are is what we're going to talk about. So, you know, generally, like right now it's a very busy time for games. There's, you know, the NBA playoffs going on baseball, you know, you have, like I said, the NFL draft just happens, the NHF playoffs. So there's a lot of like on court, on field news happening right now. But there are also times throughout the seasons throughout the year where a story will completely take over. The sports and culture, entertainment, news world, that transcends sports. And well, definitely let everyone know what's going on with that when those happen as well. But, you know, sports isn't easy. Microsino society. So it's always played a role in culture. It's always been a part of music. It's always been a part of politics. It's always been a part of social issues. The social media has just given every single athlete a voice in that space, whereas before maybe it was only the top athletes in the world who were able to use their platforms for that. So it's not new. It's always been a part of sports. It's always played a role in shifting society, shifting culture and shifting conversation. And I'm really glad that athletes are using their platforms to share what they believe about things. We're getting to know who these people really are, what they really stand for, for better or worse. But in the end, you know, if you're passing about something, I think you should have the right to share your voice. Why? Because you're an athlete. Should you not talk about politics? Don't you still have to go? >> I'm going to vote on them and I'm going to give my opinion just like every other time. I think it's a really big time. I couldn't agree more. The only thing I hate sometimes is when some of the more negative things you're absolutely right throughout history, we've always had athletes who had a particular political stand and have gone down in history with some of the most memorable pictures that we've seen and things like that. The only thing I hate sometimes is sometimes the smut can I don't know, overshadow someone's greatness, because of social media being able to amplify that particular narrative, which sometimes irritates me to no end. But I think the fact that we have people like you are able to not only give the facts about something but also be opinionated about what you feel in terms of what your perspective is. I love that. I love the fact that you are now going to be part of the family to be able to bring this to us every day with a daily play with Joy Taylor. I think it's awesome what you're doing. Anytime I can be of service to you, you need anything, just reach out. I appreciate you so much Joy. Thanks for stopping by. Thank you. Now it's time for what you need to know with one of all these civil willks. It's civil willks with what we need to know. Officially, spirit airlines has been grounded out of business, canceling all flights and liquidating after failing to get a federal bailout. Passengers are being directed to Delta and American for help in securing other flights. In a devastating blow to civil rights, Senator Rafael Warnaug of Georgia blasted the Supreme Court's 6-3 ruling against Louisiana's majority black voting map. Revere now, Sharpton taken Governor Ron DeSantis to task calling his impression of Hakeem Jeffries racist and dehumanizing. In Oklahoma, a weekend party at Arcadia Lake outside of Oklahoma City turned deadly leaving 10 people hospitalized and it's met Gala Monday, Beyonce returns to co-chair the world's biggest fashion night as she treats the red carpet as her canvas for the first time in 10 years. Welcome back. I'm civil willks being formed be empowered. Thank you so very much, civil judgment. Made in full. Well, I guess we can't be more than the deal you will show coming right up. Mr. Dio, you will show. It is out of the deal you will show your 2026 edition. In case you're going to be in Bankersfield, which is the Texas of California, the Arkansas of California. You know, they know they have in Texas. I mean, in Brinketsfield, what? - This really heavy crew, this the same kind of crew they had in Venezuela. So it's like industrial crew. So they pump it out. They take it out seven miles, bring it back in, call it, "International Crew." (laughing) And I make it up. They also grow raisins and cotton. - Raisins and cotton. - All right, that means you grow grapes, right? - How does I say, how do you grow raisins? - No, no, no. - Grow grapes, right? - But they're raised for raisins. These grapes ain't going to no jelly. - Got you. - They're raising. - They make raisins. - No, they produce raisins. - They make it no wine out of them. - Yeah. - Did you see Gavin Newsom on Bill Maure? - Yeah. - You know, Bill Maure, I just, like, he's like, you sound just like Trump, it's a joke, right? Why wouldn't the comedian know that he was joking? - Yeah. - In this spirit, airlines, things, man. I'm gonna tell you something. - Mm-hmm. - The business model was always flawed. - Right. - It was always flawed. The only successful discount airlines that have listed them, I think I'm a Ryan Air in Europe, they do okay. But the only successful discount airline, Southwest has been so successful as this guy, airlines, so they think they're real airlines. - They're not discount anymore. - They're not discounting you. - Now they're trying to bring them back. - Oh, and they're bringing their seeds. - Their air rates are the same. I just did looking for an upcoming flight, and I compared it. It was actually $2 more than American. - Yeah, right. But what they did was they started out, and that thing was we get you there in time, we'll get you there cheaply, and they will get you there safely. And you didn't pay for bags or anything. As a matter of fact, they were the one of the only ones after 9/11 that didn't take a bailout. Because their fuel prices were grandfathered in. They had the best safety record in the industry. Now you have spirit airlines, and they were predicated on undercutting the big boys, but that was also based on cheaper fuel prices, and the minute the fuel price, and Jim blew the same thing. - Well, the sad part about it is you have set over 17,000 people now, and immediately lost their job via email overnight. - In the in an industry where they haven't been hiring for two years, and when I see these mega people, Elizabeth Warren blocked the merger, you dumb ass, there's nowhere, a center that can block a merger. They're so stupid, they believe that. - Oh, it is not. - Like when they talk about Joe Biden passing, Joe Biden couldn't pass anything. He's a center, he could vote on something, he could write something, but he couldn't pass anything. And what they do is count on dumb people, repeating dumb things for God, Elizabeth Warren, a judge nullified the merger between spirit and Jeb Blue. And that was, and both of them had flaws, those models, those margins, the way they ran, they couldn't have any significant fluctuations in fuel prices. And they did. And now they did, and then he was talking about giving them half a million dollars, that's pennies on the dollar, those shareholders would have done that. - That's crazy. - That is crazy. And then on top of that, you think about all the people who had a return flight or on the spirit, they were stuck. And you go to their website, there's no customer service, there's absolutely nothing. They just simply said, you know we wanted that. - Do you know this is got all planes? Like it's planes in the runway. - Yeah. - It's like I got off the plane yesterday and it was, it was gates that still had the thing on it that folded up, they just, it was like, you're not remembering in a color purple when they started fighting with a time to go forward and everything happened. That's the spirit. (laughing) - That's the spirit. - Now here is the "Military Man Jamal Kingsley" returning to exposed racism hidden in our everyday lives. - Hello, my brothers and sisters. This is Jamal Kingsley, the "Military Man." He had to expose racism, hidden in our everyday life. Why is it? Apple AirPods only coming white. Is it because if they were black, no one would listen? Think about it, my brother. And why is it? When you bang your toe on the bed at night, your toenail turns black. Is it because when you think of black, it always reminds you of pain. I was watching an old time western movie. And why is it? Good guys wear white hats, but the bad guys always wear black hats. I guess you're gonna try to tell me that good guys wear white and bad guys wear black. When everybody knows bad guys wear blue. ♪ Come on what is your name ♪ ♪ Like the kid who goes ♪ - Jazz Mayan. - Hi, man. Tell these people what's trending. - Well, the Met Gale is tonight. And boy, it's all over social media, but not for the reason that you think. - What do we think? - You know, 'cause normally everyone's, the pomp and circumstance of the fashion and who's gonna be there. Well, now it is who is gonna be there. 'Cause a lot of the celebrities are dropping out because Jeff Bezos and his wife are serving as honorary chairs and the official sponsor. And a lot of people are like, "I don't know." - No, no. - Never mind. - Be good. - I won't see us there. - Be good. - But not only that, they're like, you know, New Yorkers are notorious for letting you know how they think. So they've been doing things like putting pea bottles all around the Met Gale, with Jeff Bezos' picture on there. They even, someone created, yeah. No, it's fake pea. They even created a video that has been shown on the building that he lives in. It's like a 20 million-- - What building it is in? - Well, I don't know. Well, this is a penthouse building. That's all I know. - Oh, yeah. - And the video features a 71 year old woman, a Mary Hill, a black woman, who's one of the warehouse workers. And she is letting Jeff Bezos have it. She was like, "Listen, I've been working in your facility for 30 years." She was like, "You making all that money?" And we doing all the, like it's everywhere there are signs all over big buildings to say boycott the Met Gale. Like it's crazy, but that's New Yorkers for you, right? - Well, here's the thing. You can own anything except the culture. Like you can approximate it. But once you have crossed a certain line, this is a war about everything. What those people want is to, they're like hermit crabs. They move into an old thing. The culture is the culture. If they don't mess with you, they don't mess with you. - They don't mess with you. - That's why every time he gives something at the Kennedy Center is it flops, 'cause nobody, you can be cultured there when you chat. He's there. - Kid rock. (laughing) - Leigh Greenwood. - You can't, you can't be Greenwood. Oh my goodness. (laughing) - You can't do it. You can't approximate the culture. You can, I guess you can, you think you can co-op it, but the culture is the culture. - Yeah, without question. I mean, you know, what are you gonna do? Anyway, also trending, I don't know if you saw this scary video, there was a black guy driving a bakery truck, delivering some pastries, and a United flight on its way back from Venice was flying too low and hit the roof of his truck. And you know, he has a video, 'cause he, I guess they, I don't know, I don't know why the video was rolling. Maybe they wanna make sure he's still in the pastries. I don't know, but you see him just riding along Anything in it. And all of a sudden you see these giant wheels of like this massive plane come down and just, you know, take the top of his truck. Oh, I guess, but he's okay. I'm sure his bank account's going to be better. What he is is rich. Yeah. Oh, super rich. I never get a trace. You work and I want to go see him after the accident. He said, I could have got hit by a board here truck. I could have got hit by a snapple truck, boy. But he man, I think you're going to have bread in it for real. Real. So for sure, it's a bread to bread. But that's what's trending. Luxury meets legacy on one boy's 2026. Do not miss nonstop entertainment. Starry me deal. Hugly along with TI key sweat. Rick Ross King George 803 fresh in a whole lot more. NASA, offensive performances and the beat city party and Bimini. Locking the cabin now at one voyage cruise.com. All right. Would you learn the day? Jed. So we were talking earlier about the demise of spirit airlines and how a lot of people, you know, the domino effect, the suffering of a lot of people from employees and all the like. Well, I thought this was so cool. There was a pilot for a spirit airlines that was retiring. And this was his last flight. Right. Well, that flight guy canceled. So his son is actually a pilot for Southwest. So Southwest extended a flight to him. Preferring and they ended up giving him not only the flight, but also the ceremony or final trip that they do for you typically. And I thought it was so cool because he was going to miss out on all of that. They did where the fire trucks come out and do the water thing that he comes through. And then when he got off the plane, they were all there to clap and sing for him. It was. They don't know. But his son actually flew the plane that brought him home. I don't know how many times I've been on the plane. I don't know how many times I've been. And that was here in Dallas. It's a nice. I was on a plane when a dude who was retiring son got his license. Oh, that's cool too. It was very cool. It was very cool. Skip my man sheet. I'm what you learned today. Well, you'd been proud of you. You're a brother, man. Over the weekend. Remember, I told you I was going to play in the era of Ronnie L. Davis foundation with the golf driver. Absolutely. Well, hey, it paid off. I hit. I had an eagle. I'm trying to promise to go in. No, I got witnesses. You can. Hey, did you pay him? I crushed, hey, I crushed it over 300 some yards, drove the green and then put a chip did in from about 20 yards out. No, no, no, no, no. No, he was done. He was done. I don't really. He hit it. So I swear to God. I don't believe you. I don't care what you do. I got witnesses. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. Hey, if I go lie, I don't know. I don't know. I'm going lie. I ain't going lie about dead. I'm going to do something. I ain't get paid for it. I was just kind of curious. The leader of North Korea lies about it. So I guess. Yeah, but we had a good time out there raising a lot of money. It was great. Working great lately. Raising a lot of sand. Now, every whole one liked that. I was there. It was just one. If everyone was like that, you would not be working for us. You would be playing on the side. That is so true. But you would be. Yeah. All right. Coming up on the next deal, you can show sometimes people get really upset with the things I say. Give them an opportunity with a segment called Ford and New Deal, you believe. Plus, we're going to honor someone's benevolence. The human being of the week is the deal. You can show. We will definitely see you on the other side, Kyle. My favorite short bus operator, Paul Les String. We got to go. Tau. It's the deal. You can show. See you on the other side.