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People Let You Down
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Life is getting expensive in every direction, and somehow the heaviest cost is still people. In this episode of The Heavyweight Collective, the conversation starts light with everyday life—gas prices climbing, grocery bills getting out of control, and the small wins that come with parenting when your kids start getting it right.
But as the conversation unfolds, it shifts into something deeper. A moment of discomfort sparks a real discussion about boundaries, instincts, and why ignoring red flags always comes with a price. From there, the focus turns to disappointment—friends who fall short, family who doesn’t show up the way you hoped, and the mental toll of constantly adjusting expectations.
This episode breaks down the difference between giving grace and getting played, and asks the real question: what’s worse, someone who flakes or someone who shows up and gives half effort? If you’ve ever had to protect your peace while still showing love, this conversation will hit home.
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Welcome Back And Quick Check-In
SPEAKER_01Welcome back, people, to another episode of We're Back. What up, folks? After these messages. Hey man.
SPEAKER_00You know the episode. What is the message? I don't know.
SPEAKER_01Episode 236.
SPEAKER_00Damn, we're there. We're there? Yeah. We're there. Yeah. Wow. That's good, right?
SPEAKER_01Oh wow. Wow. I don't want to say good evening. That feels weird.
SPEAKER_03Because it's not.
SPEAKER_01Niggas say what the fuck you want to say.
SPEAKER_00Morning, niggas. Yeah.
SPEAKER_02The Earth says hello. Oh my gosh.
SPEAKER_00It's my favorite family to deliver milk to. And that's what we're going to do.
SPEAKER_01We're going to use what y'all just did. Welcome to episode 236. I'm your host today, Mr. Kevin Wendell, with these two gentlemen and this lovely lady. Everybody, introduce yourselves.
SPEAKER_00I am Rachron DeLaghetto.
SPEAKER_03I am tired.
SPEAKER_00Exhausted.
SPEAKER_01It's your boy Molito. Welcome everybody. How's everybody been doing? We missed you guys last week, but we're here together, you know. For chisel. How was
Chasing Limited Shoes For Anniversary
SPEAKER_01y'all's y'all's uh week? The week wasn't too bad, man. I got my wife them damn shoes she wanted for her anniversary. What she wants. Oh, yeah. She wanted them damn, uh, if y'all know who Cranin is, the that powerlifting chick, her and her uh swall ass boyfriend Swall. Uh she wanted uh her shoes that had dropped. They're like a lifting shoe. Yeah, a lifting shoe. And they say just the bar on the side. So uh I I stayed up using my uh my talons with a finger hitting refresh. And uh I got a pair. And it every time I check the tracking, it's funny because it says that it's coming from Moby Dick Unlimited. That's hilarious.
SPEAKER_02It's strange. I was like that.
SPEAKER_00Did you spend more time refreshing with the PS5 or this?
SPEAKER_02The what?
SPEAKER_00The refresh rate to make sure you got them.
SPEAKER_01The uh these because these motherfuckers show out in seven minutes.
SPEAKER_03Okay, dang.
unknownDang.
SPEAKER_01They saw them in seven minutes.
SPEAKER_03Oh, I'm happy that you got them first though.
SPEAKER_01Yeah, and I hope I hope she can fit them because we couldn't get two pairs. The plan was to get two pairs, multiple sizes, and then send another one back.
SPEAKER_00But we gonna hopefully, you know. True to size, like as far as her feet.
SPEAKER_01You know how women say they feet change after pregnancy. Yeah, you know. You know, I I was at nine. Now I gotta wear a ten because I gave he gave you a baby. Well, your daddy also six five, nigga. So don't blame me.
SPEAKER_03Is it because of the baby or is it cuz of that nigga?
SPEAKER_01So don't blame me, nigga. You just gotta eat that.
Spring Break Chaos And High Gas
SPEAKER_01Yeah, so that was cool, man. You know that. And you know, my daughter's out on spring break and she is stressing me the food.
SPEAKER_03Oh, she is, y'all. I I'm so happy. You know what? Yesterday I woke up and made my kids breakfast. It was a celebratory. Today is the last day, or that was the last day of spring break. So I'm so ready for niggas to go back to school.
SPEAKER_00Yeah. We haven't even hit spring break yet.
SPEAKER_03Yeah, really? So my five-year-old had two weeks. Yeah, but I would take her to daycare here and there. But two niggas, they had a week, and they week felt like I got another I got another week coming up, nigga.
SPEAKER_01Thanks.
SPEAKER_03It just ate so much, and then my teenagers had the nerve to have me feeding other people. It was kids at my house all week.
SPEAKER_01Yeah, no, I got gas too high. All week. Gas too high and food too high. Maybe I'm happier, but I went to Sam's yesterday. I spent 80 before I got in the store because I went to the gas station first. Oh, yeah.
SPEAKER_03You don't do that on the same day. That's impressive.
SPEAKER_01I said, God damn. Man, that's fucking good. That's what that should have. And then I was stressing my wife out because after she was, you know how you you know scanning go, right? So she was scanning the go, and everybody like comments, like, where we at? Where we at? I said, I'm mad you. She said, we at she said something like we at 300 right now. I said, right now, yeah. I said, what can we put back, nigga?
SPEAKER_03We ain't even made it to the meat yet.
SPEAKER_01I said, let's put all this shit back, get some beans and rice. We finna kick it off school. Fuck. Yeah. Yeah, that 80 is like a half a tank for me. Yeah, nigga. Like, who? Oh, I didn't, you know, I thought about you because the guy in front of me, nigga, he had a uh 350 and he filled that bitch up. Did you say I saw somebody with diesel in front of me?
SPEAKER_02Probably cost him 350. Damn.
SPEAKER_01And the way he was looking at the pump, I said, he is stressing. Damn. I said, well, I said, at least it was a work truck. I said, at least you can write that off. I said, but yeah, that not unless it's somebody else's work. Like, you know, like you remember back in the day where the pump used to stop and you had to go pay again? It was one of them kind of. I said, nigga, if the pump stopped, you gotta start that shit over because they didn't want to make sure you want. That's a lot of money.
SPEAKER_03It's so sad.
SPEAKER_01Hey, La Ghetto. I'm gonna start stealing gas. That was your week.
SPEAKER_03I wish I could.
SPEAKER_01Huh?
SPEAKER_00Uh that just depressed the fuck out of me.
SPEAKER_03I gotta go get gas when I'll leave here.
SPEAKER_00Yeah, that's what I was thinking. I was like, fuck, you're gonna have to do installments. I ain't got it on. I gotta fill the tank, but I can't.
SPEAKER_01The firm at the gas pump.
SPEAKER_00It's like look, brother, uh own the gas pump.
SPEAKER_03That is true.
SPEAKER_00I'm gonna give you about 15 today, and then we can go for that. Anyway, um it was cool. I uh
Kids Winning Awards And Daiso Talk
SPEAKER_00my uh son got an award.
SPEAKER_01That's what's up. Nice. Congrats, congrats.
SPEAKER_00He's super smart and entitled, but uh he's he's very, very smart. And he didn't know it was we it was happening, so we surprised him, and then it's always getting me every time he wins an award because he looks so terrified. Like when they tell him that you could take pictures, he looks super fucking and I'm like, it's in your blood, like people are gonna notice you. And he was like, I just don't like the attention. I said it's gonna happen. Then I start looking at his hair and I'm like, this nigga's hair is because I just paid for your haircut and it's already grown the fuck back. Like, that's fucking crazy.
SPEAKER_01Look at men's look here. It's either your hair or gas. Yeah, like and we gotta get around.
SPEAKER_02For real.
SPEAKER_00Oh, my daughter Ava also got her her grades up because she was struggling a little bit because she's usually the youngest in her class, but she her grades have come up tremendously. It was nice to see that. She's uh very, very angry with me because I won't take her to DISO.
SPEAKER_01So take her where?
SPEAKER_00Daiso, that uh the the Japanese store where you can get like all the stuff.
SPEAKER_01Oh, yeah, I don't know about that. Don't say nothing else. Well, you know now.
SPEAKER_00It's called Daiso. It's coming up, so and it yeah, they they specialize in import. So you like all the foods that you can get. They got women there too.
SPEAKER_01Man, you can't put that. Can we redact that? Like we put out something. I didn't I didn't say they're illegally.
SPEAKER_03You know, if they were there, they'd be illegal.
SPEAKER_02No, not necessarily. I don't know. You know? Okay, they couldn't. They can be on Visa.
SPEAKER_03That's not what they do in there. Not on Visa. I'm not saying they're illegal. The sale of them is illegal.
SPEAKER_01I know there's no trafficking or they can be on Visa. I never said we were they they we were selling them. You go, you know, that's how you approach them. Oh my gosh, I had a You're talking about like at the grocery store. Yeah. Uh my bad.
The Uncomfortable Massage Story
SPEAKER_03Yeah. I had a very uncomfortable massage.
SPEAKER_01Wait, wait a minute. Hold up.
SPEAKER_03Speaking of inappropriate.
SPEAKER_01Was it a was it a man?
SPEAKER_03It was a man. I don't know I don't even I brought it up, but I don't know if talking about it. Man, you gotta tell us absolutely. I know, I know, I know.
SPEAKER_02It was pretty uncomfortable.
SPEAKER_03I don't know. He was weird. Maybe I just thought he was weird. But long story short, so he comes to a part where he's massaging me, and I kind of feel like this motion going down my back. So that can only be happening. You're either behind me and you're doing this, or you're over me and you're doing this. Or you can have long armed. No, I seen him before he started. He wasn't.
SPEAKER_01I was trying to give him some great machine.
SPEAKER_03Um, and so in the midst of that, so I'm laying on the table, my head is in the thing, and then my hair is in a ponytail. And like very softly on my ponytail, I can feel something.
SPEAKER_01And I'm just like he thought his uh his uh uh Yeah.
SPEAKER_03I was I I mean I could be wrong to this day. Maybe that was his stomach, but still, that was just too close. I don't know.
SPEAKER_00Wait a minute.
SPEAKER_03So did you wear the bigger? Did you get the second baseball?
SPEAKER_01Did you get the second baseball? Just to clarify. Did you what did you think was grazing you?
SPEAKER_03I'm just confused about how his stomach in this you got that was very uncomfortable.
SPEAKER_01But he should have he should have had clothes on. He did, y'all.
SPEAKER_03What the fuck? I just mean in general. I don't want no man in front of me like that. Oh, okay.
SPEAKER_01What did you think was grazing you? His stomach was like. So you think he was standing over you just even felt his stomach?
SPEAKER_03Like, I don't know. In that area, I don't want any of him touching me.
SPEAKER_01But it But his hands were touching.
SPEAKER_03It made no, you know what I mean. I don't want any of his body to touch me. But the feel of it, the the motion on my back paired with me feeling something here. I'm like, that's a good one. So his shit.
SPEAKER_00Okay, let me ask you this. Was he a big guy? Like uh he was small, so he like him like five, seven, five.
SPEAKER_03Why are you like I'm crazy for this?
SPEAKER_02You're not crazy.
SPEAKER_00I'm just trying to get a clarification. Because if he was a big guy, it could have been his stomach. I would say I usually don't see no no offense.
SPEAKER_01Fat massousli. I just got one question. What were his thumbs in or out? Like so was his thumb.
SPEAKER_03Oh, you're so smart.
SPEAKER_01Was his thumb?
SPEAKER_03I don't know. That I don't know. I just know that this was the most.
SPEAKER_01Because if his thumbs was close to your spine, then you know he was behind. Yeah. Yeah.
SPEAKER_03So what the fuck did I feel? I don't the Holy Spirit? Hey, did you uh That could be true on the Holy Spirit?
SPEAKER_01I don't know if that's I don't know.
SPEAKER_03In the moment, I just kind of moved around a little bit.
SPEAKER_00At an establishment? I was gonna ask if he tipped him.
SPEAKER_03We're not gonna play it. He tried to tip me, clearly.
SPEAKER_01Jesus. It wasn't like one of them because I went to a Japanese place. And I don't want to like, but it was like I went in and I was like, this feels illegal. This feels illegal.
SPEAKER_03Well, it was a little weird. Like, I don't know. It was an establishment. Me and my best friends went. We were we were we were in Arizona.
SPEAKER_01Well they could get some crazy shit on the street.
SPEAKER_03One of our little activities we did was we went and had massages, and I don't know. Well, don't go. Literally. Literally.
SPEAKER_00Literally. That's a hell of a that's a hell of a way of saying statement, yes.
SPEAKER_03I genuinely, I don't know. I somebody said something like about inappropriateness, and that's what made me think of it. But I rather No, you gotta speak your truth.
SPEAKER_00I mean you felt like you were the wrong way.
SPEAKER_01Thanks for sharing. If you feel like you're assaulted, we know we we we stand behind you.
SPEAKER_02Oh no, I don't think it's or over.
SPEAKER_01No, I no, I'll take the back. I'm gonna stand next to you so you can see me.
SPEAKER_02So you don't feel any kind of way.
SPEAKER_01I I think that uh that sums up the week there. Sexual assault. And y'all thought y'all thought we said asking they imported. Yeah, you're right. My bad.
SPEAKER_03It was just a little weird. It's a little weird. I would have shot that man.
SPEAKER_00Uh, I think, damn, today we're not a happy ending. I guess we're gonna be able to do that. That's an awkward ending.
SPEAKER_01We can kind of lead into what we're gonna be talking about.
Times People Let You Down
SPEAKER_01Self-defensive.
SPEAKER_03Yes, exactly.
SPEAKER_01Like, do you guys, what's the time when somebody completely lets you down? But looking back, it's kind of funny. I could give you one for me.
SPEAKER_03Damn, okay.
SPEAKER_01Go ahead. Get into it. Let's get into it. That nigga ain't shit.
SPEAKER_00Did you have kickboxing this week?
SPEAKER_03Niggas ain't shit. Oh, that was funny. See, it's funny now. Come on. Come on, Sharon. Tell us. I won't tell the stories, but No.
unknownCome on.
SPEAKER_01I'll tell my, I guess, about my my dad. It was on uh Father's Day. So I was trying to be a good uh good little good little tyke. A good little what? Good little tyke. Made him some uh sandwiches and some uh had some cashews. I didn't know how to fucking cook nothing. I was like a little kid. And I remember seeing this nigga walking down the street, like leaving. And I was just like, this nigga didn't even tell me he's leaving. It was on Father's Day. On Father's Day. And then I think he came back like the next day, like just drunk. And I was just like, This nigga did Father's Day for him.
SPEAKER_03Hey, I've had some Mother's Days away from my kids.
SPEAKER_01Because he knew what the fuck he was doing.
SPEAKER_02He didn't even say shit to me. I just standing here like this nigga believe.
SPEAKER_00That's funny. First day that I pictured you grown making sandwiches.
SPEAKER_01Like, I was like, Oh, if he did that, I would have been like, well, nigga, fuck it.
SPEAKER_00Like, that's what you want to do. Right.
SPEAKER_01I could have took you out. I guess I got lunch tomorrow, nigga. That's funny. Oh shit. I don't know. I don't know if I can answer that. Really? I know. I feel like that's that's a tough one.
SPEAKER_00Mine's just I plead the fifth because it has to do with the podcast.
SPEAKER_03Oh? No, let's get into it.
SPEAKER_00Just say past members. Uh. Oh, okay. And me la thinking it was funny after the fact. Okay. So, but in the in the moment, yeah.
SPEAKER_01I mean, if you want to.
SPEAKER_00Well, I'm just saying, it's the it you just realize certain situations in the moment, you're like, what the fuck? And then afterwards you just kind of chuckle about it.
SPEAKER_03Yeah. I watch moments like that. I don't know. I used to have a friend, homegirl. Um, she would like, she would either borrow money from me or she would ask me to like get her weed from this guy that I that I knew or whatever, right?
SPEAKER_01So she'd be in the plug plug.
SPEAKER_03So I would either get the sack for her and give it to her the next day or whatever once she buy my job or whatever, okay? Um, or she borrowed, let's say she borrowed $20. This motherfucker would pay me back, like, I only have $13, or I only have 16. Like, she always
Borrowing Money And Getting Shorted
SPEAKER_03would borrow 10 and pay me back 7. 20, pay me back 14. Like, that was really a letdown at the time, but you know, it would just like.
SPEAKER_01I think that's just the same lesson over and over again. You just didn't catch it.
SPEAKER_03Yeah, I did it. I mean, I think.
SPEAKER_01You know what my lesson is to that? What's that? Because I always thought that was funny when motherfuckers would ask me that. Hey, let me borrow like seven dollars. I'm like, nigga, you ain't borrowing shit. I'm gonna give you 20 and don't even try to tell me you give me a bit. Nigga, if you ask you for seven, you ain't gonna have 20. Like stop.
SPEAKER_03My cousin was saying the other day, he was like, if a nigga asked me for $20, I'm gonna tell him no, because if you don't got the $20 to do what you're trying to do, you don't need to fucking do it. And I'm like, damn, that's actually very true.
SPEAKER_01Sometimes I go, I understand why you want to go get that drink.
SPEAKER_03Hell no. But yeah, I mean, it's funny now, just because like I stopped, I would never can I get that 20. It's hard for me to. I don't like asking for my own money back. I think that's so weird. Like, I would never let you borrow money again, but I'm not gonna be that person who's like, hey, that good that I let you hold. Like, like clearly, we'd have talked seven times and you ain't gave it back.
SPEAKER_02I have no problem.
SPEAKER_01I have well one thing, uh I'm not asking for my money. One thing they ever taught me is that you have to get comfortable, have an uncomfortable conversation. So I have no problem. Hey, hey, Pimp, remember uh it's Friday was last Friday. Don't let no Friday pass, nigga.
SPEAKER_00You ever stand in line at the gas station and hear somebody pay for gas and you say, What is that for like you got a lawnmower or something? That's not gonna that's not gonna get you. Yeah, you're like, what the fuck?
SPEAKER_01No, see, I don't I don't judge them niggas because I do the same shit. It's it's well, you gonna be at the gas. I'll be my mama do that.
SPEAKER_03It's like you're gonna be back at the gas station.
SPEAKER_01This is what I do, this is what I do, this dude.
SPEAKER_03So you're not sending more.
SPEAKER_01So I'd be like, if I don't have enough gas to get to Sam's or Costco, I put just enough in there to get to see how much is it?
SPEAKER_02That's different.
SPEAKER_01Like, give me two dollars, nigga.
SPEAKER_02Yeah.
SPEAKER_01Two dollars?
SPEAKER_02No. Yeah, I'm going up the street. That's different. Give me two dollars. I don't need a whole gallon. I just gotta make sure I don't fucking break down.
SPEAKER_01So you are okay, because I've seen a car do that where I was like, but that's different.
SPEAKER_03Yeah, you're going to go fill it up. I'm saying people that literally just put that in their car and then gotta get gas again. Go to the next station. Go to the next station.
SPEAKER_01Just get to the next station, player.
SPEAKER_03You would have spending more money in gas. You buying gas all week.
SPEAKER_01Because I mean, sometimes I'm in a situation where I don't have time to go, and I I gotta just get like Phoenix somewhere quick. So I'm like, man, just give me five dollars. Let me go drop her ass off. And after I drop her off, I'll go over here and so about when I get her.
SPEAKER_03You always on your way to Sam's though. I feel like I do that too.
SPEAKER_01Oh make a or sometimes do it just enough to get to work that day. Because I don't plan on being there the next day.
SPEAKER_00Make an app and call it nigga, really? Like, really, nigga? Like, yeah, yeah, I did it.
SPEAKER_01Well, you guys completely let me down on that question.
SPEAKER_02I'm just wondering, like, where are we gonna go from here? I'm just saying, I'm pretty sure I don't give a fuck that's funny.
SPEAKER_01I'm pretty sure I've been I I know I've been let down a lot. I just don't I try not to remember you like, and it ain't funny.
SPEAKER_04Yeah, that's like that's the part. It's not fucking funny still.
SPEAKER_01All right, but how how about this?
Reliability Versus Expectations Debate
SPEAKER_01Do you think people suck at being reliable, or do we just have too high of expectations? I think it's a combination of both.
SPEAKER_03People fucking suck.
SPEAKER_01God damn, Sharon. Let's get let's get into it. She she in here with some strong feelings today. God damn.
SPEAKER_00She snorted. She did it. Did we catch that?
SPEAKER_02That's the it's the it always cleared up.
SPEAKER_03I need to compose myself.
SPEAKER_02No, you don't. Oh shit. I like unhinged Sharon.
SPEAKER_01Damn.
SPEAKER_03Damn. Turn up, turn up. Kevin, give her a drink. I take that now for real. I do think that people suck. And I think the reason why people suck is because, like, like what you said, the second part to that was, or do we have too high of expectations? People don't have high expectations for themselves, and that's why they suck.
SPEAKER_01Wait, hey, hey. I'm sorry. Hey, nigga. That's really that's why I feel like speak for yourself, nigga. I don't have high expectations.
SPEAKER_03Okay, that's you, but I'm saying people in general, the people that we're talking about that suck or don't suck.
SPEAKER_01Um Shirah, get your head in the game.
SPEAKER_03Pause, right?
SPEAKER_01I don't think I don't think you I don't think you have to pause. Like if we said that, yes.
SPEAKER_02Ever since you said that stomach grazed her ponytail, her head been somewhere else. Oh, sheesh, you're dumb. She's her head been somewhere. What was I talking about?
SPEAKER_03People suck because they don't have so if you don't have high expectations for yourself and and the way you present yourself in this world, then you're going to be a sucky person and you're gonna treat people worse than you treat yourself. So that's why I think people suck.
SPEAKER_01I agree with all that, but I also feel like you that's why you you adjust your circle to people who are at your level.
SPEAKER_03Of course. Yeah. Of course. Mandatory.
SPEAKER_01You know what I'm saying? Because you can't you can't be a person that holds yourself accountable and then be around people that don't give a fuck or no. Because people people that don't give a fuck is the reason why you start fucking up. Because sometimes I uh adjust my expectations to people. Well keep mine low, nigga. Then I'll never let you down. You're like, this nigga's overachieving. Yeah, keep it low.
SPEAKER_03You're so stupid.
SPEAKER_01Well, well, there's some people you know where you're like, I don't expect so you know, you adjust. That's like what niggas, hey man, you think Andy? I said, you could ask him. I kind of know what he's gonna say, but yeah, you could ask him. I said, I could be wrong, you know. It's gonna be a no, nigga. He's not leaving his house for this shit.
SPEAKER_00I'll just say I don't have high expectations of many, but it's usually based on trial and error. So you just be like, all right, I'm gonna give you a couple of times. Okay. And once this, all right, nigga, I just know where to keep you.
SPEAKER_03And that's like that goes back. That's how I feel like when we were talking about the borrowing money. Like, I yeah, you did some bullshit a couple times, but you borrow money from me.
SPEAKER_01But you ain't gonna trick me twice. Yeah, yeah. Yeah.
SPEAKER_03I feel like comes.
Boundaries, Grace, And Self-Awareness
SPEAKER_03I'm gonna give people grace. Everybody gets grace. I get grace from so I'm gonna give grace, right? So it might be a couple times because we all things are circumstantial, right?
SPEAKER_04So we fucking anywho, um, things can be circumstantial.
SPEAKER_03So I'm gonna give you grace, but you're not gonna take advantage. Yeah, I just think that I just wish people had self-awareness and because I a person that is self-aware and a certain level of certain self-respect, they're gonna pour that into their relationships. That's just natural. And so that's how you identify those people, but you know, everybody don't have to be on that level with you too.
SPEAKER_01But you also gotta understand that setting boundaries is healthy, yeah, it is, and so like I'm a I've I've I've I've put you in a box that you have shown that you can be maintained in, and I'm not gonna give you more space than what you can actually obtain.
SPEAKER_03Things deserve better, too.
SPEAKER_01Sometimes we gotta look at boundaries too. Like we also have to respect boundaries. Like, I think sometimes we set up a lot of things to be like, oh, I put boundaries up, but it's like, oh yeah, my boundaries might not align with your. Oh, that's right. So it's like, okay, so now we gotta boundary the boundary. Like I don't think you gotta bound to boundary. You gotta just r r respect everyone's decision as is. I think that that right there is just well is making the line. That's where my sliding scale is, because it's like with the borrower money, it's like some motherfuckers, I'm like, you're not borrowing this. Like I can't let you borrow this from your like here, nigga. Like, or if I don't got it, I don't got it. Like, I'm not gonna give you what I can't give. You know what I mean? My thing is I can't, I can't I can't give the niggas that I feel like on constant show up. You can't wait. What you mean? Oh no, no, no. They can show up, but it'll be like No, no, the nigga that you can't. No, nigga, they're gonna keep asking it.
SPEAKER_03Oh no, they're gonna be like, Oh, that's a okay, so But here's what you do.
SPEAKER_01Nah, I don't have it. Yeah.
SPEAKER_03I I learned a long time ago to not be so like, like, oh, can I borrow this? Yeah, like, because that's my genuine, like, oh yeah, you can borrow this, especially if you telling me the date you're gonna give it back and all that. Like now I'm very like, I always make it like, all right, like because I want you to feel like because people start to, and that's what's fucked up about people, because just because I gave it to you with ease doesn't mean I don't need it back. Yeah, and that's what I think people forget. I think all my I don't care if if it's ten dollars. Like, if you give me ten dollars, I owe you ten dollars, period, and you're gonna get your ten dollars back. But people start to look at it like, oh, like she didn't really trip when she gave me this ten dollars, so she must not know. Why would you think that?
SPEAKER_01Yeah, it was ten dollars when you asked for it, and that was funky. There's some interest too. All of a sudden it's funky.
SPEAKER_03All of a sudden it's a funky ten dollars.
SPEAKER_01It wasn't funky when you needed that shit, though.
SPEAKER_03No, for real. I just I don't that that gets me like hot because like the the borrowing money shit. I don't say this to the camera.
SPEAKER_01I get you go ahead because I gotta let me say this. Hey, just because of what I'm saying don't mean I got it to give, so don't call me.
SPEAKER_03That's why literally. Or people watch you spend your own money and think you got it for somebody else. I'm spending my money, I could be irresponsible. That's what I'll say. I could literally be irresponsible. You can see me spending money like, oh, she got it. No, I just am very irresponsible. My bills ain't paid. What if what if that's the case?
SPEAKER_01Damn. I hope that's not the case.
SPEAKER_02You know it's not.
SPEAKER_03What if I'm outside and my lights is off at home?
SPEAKER_01I hope not. You got kids.
SPEAKER_03No, you know that. All right.
SPEAKER_01You already know these bills uh it's possible.
SPEAKER_00Uh now if I'm outside, but I will payment arrangement anything. Gas sum for me.
SPEAKER_03Well, that's anything could get a payment arrangement. Anyone could get it.
SPEAKER_01I was at Sam's. I was at Sam's like, maybe I should get this goddamn card because fuck I don't like credit cards. Cost too much, goddamn.
unknownDamn.
SPEAKER_01Oh shit. Oh, like the gas card, credit card? Just a Sam's card, nigga. Um just cost him.
Inner Circle Trust And Phone On Silent
SPEAKER_01What happened? Oh, you went down?
SPEAKER_04It was he really got it.
SPEAKER_03God damn. I just looked up and I was like, oh, wait. No, that was funny. You should have saw it in action. It's face kind of that shit just shifted.
SPEAKER_01Yeah, but let's mix them up. So see who gets it here.
SPEAKER_03Yeah.
SPEAKER_01No, I'm gonna keep the one I got.
SPEAKER_03But yeah, I'm sorry. That just really I'm passionate about that.
SPEAKER_01But yeah, but people you but you're right though, because people will see how you spin it and just assume you got because I know. Yeah, because I've had family talking about, oh, I know y'all, y'all living good.
SPEAKER_03You tell me I'm rich all the time.
SPEAKER_01You are.
SPEAKER_00Uh you have a sunroom.
SPEAKER_03You got a sunroom, nigga. What the shut?
SPEAKER_00You got a sunroom and you have so in your house.
SPEAKER_03You have negettes catering.
SPEAKER_00Yeah.
SPEAKER_03Y'all are so annoying.
SPEAKER_01What did you say, like, I live in the the upper bed side, and I'm like, that only is I said I what did I say?
SPEAKER_03I said I live in the upper hood. Upper hood. Like, you know what I mean.
SPEAKER_01The upper hood is crazy.
SPEAKER_03You can hear gunshots, but they're in the distance. Yeah, they're over there. I'm not in spirit.
SPEAKER_01You sound like me. I'm like, no, nigga. You're like, oh, are you saying I'm over? I live in the east side. I'm not where they do the fuckery. It's quiet in my neighborhood. So what's your rule now for uh not getting let down anymore?
SPEAKER_03Don't play with that.
SPEAKER_01Don't happen here.
SPEAKER_03I don't I don't have friends.
SPEAKER_01I thought I was a friend.
SPEAKER_03I just don't talk to people. No.
SPEAKER_01Damn.
SPEAKER_03I just leave my friends. No, you know that's not disturbed.
SPEAKER_01That's let's go back to that first question. Now I have an answer.
SPEAKER_02Oh, that's funny.
SPEAKER_01I mean, I just I just I I I have very low expectations in general. Damn, that makes me think of fucking uh TV lowered expectations. Because I I don't I don't um I don't expect a lot from people because I don't want people to expect a lot from me. So I I just I I match energies.
SPEAKER_03So if I if I reach out Are you talking about random people? Let's talk about the people that are in your life.
SPEAKER_01I'm talking about people in my circle.
SPEAKER_03Oh, you don't have high expectations for the people in your circle?
SPEAKER_01Not not not more than what they'd have for me. I think it's standard. I'm my I'm my standard's my standard, so I don't perceive it as high. So like I wouldn't ask anything from I wouldn't ask anything of any one of you guys that I wouldn't be able to wouldn't be willing to do myself for that. So I don't see that as a high expectation. I just see that as an expectation of that's funny. I like that when you're like, should I call this nigga? Because one day he might ask me, oh, should you just I mean that's you can think of stuff that we probably do feel.
SPEAKER_03Like I didn't think about it. Yeah, that makes sense. Yeah.
SPEAKER_00There's certain people I just use for interpreting.
SPEAKER_03What does that mean?
SPEAKER_00If I need to go to certain hoods or I got you.
SPEAKER_01Neighborhoods or I thought you meant like show Hey Otani's interpretation. Put some on the boots.
SPEAKER_02I'll also say make sure your loud is in your pocket, okay?
SPEAKER_00I don't I don't know the the understood practices around here.
SPEAKER_03Let me um what's the question again? I'm sorry.
SPEAKER_00Oh Lord.
SPEAKER_03Because I I I wanted to ask you.
SPEAKER_01What's your rule now for not getting let down anymore? Oh I thought you answered. He was like, don't play with me.
SPEAKER_03No, I didn't say that, huh? Don't play with me. I don't want nobody. Don't I really do mean that from the bottom of my heart? I'm like dead ass.
SPEAKER_01It's the way your facial features change so quick.
SPEAKER_02Me? Serious because I'm not sure.
SPEAKER_00Yeah, it goes from serious, it goes serious real quick.
SPEAKER_01She's like, she'll smile at her.
SPEAKER_00Like, oh shit.
SPEAKER_03Send damn. Don't because I want to right now, I mean it. Like, don't play with me.
SPEAKER_01She said, like, she got a razor blade in her hair.
SPEAKER_03Yeah, like I might.
SPEAKER_01I believe you.
SPEAKER_03I mean.
SPEAKER_02You from the upper hood.
SPEAKER_03I am. But no, I just I also feel like, I mean, like when you're talking about like people uh not having high expectations for people, I don't have high expectations for people, but I have like a circle of trust, right? Yeah, within that circle of trust, whatever that looks like, like I have really rich relationships with people. Not a lot of people, but the ones that I have, they're very like nourishing for me, you know? And so I hold on to those, and then everything else, it's like I don't really need like to be honest, um, because I'm so rich over here in relationship with that, but I don't know. I just feel like do not disappear in real life. It's not just a thing on your phone, it's it's a real life.
SPEAKER_01That shit is peaceful. I'm telling you right now.
SPEAKER_03It's a nice, yeah.
SPEAKER_01That shit is peaceful. I think I told you was that last week I told you, nigga, I just realized my phone been on silent for four days. I didn't even realize I've just been peaceful.
SPEAKER_03It's
Bible Analogies And Comedy Break
SPEAKER_03nice.
SPEAKER_01I love that way, too.
SPEAKER_03I think that you can be like, and I'm a friendly person, but I think I always think of like like in the Bible, Jesus had the 12 disciples, but when it was like when he knew what was coming or whatever, and he was in the garden and he went to pray, he only took three of them. And like he only talked to those three. Oh, those were homies, homies, those was those was, yeah, them was the ones, right?
SPEAKER_01The inner nigga, yeah.
SPEAKER_03He only took, yeah, like ripping. Yeah, not for real. Because one of the niggas that was over there, it did not be one of the niggas. That's really real. It's really a thing.
SPEAKER_04Yeah.
SPEAKER_03But you know, he took his three people, and I I I always think like that. I just think you know how many niggas you can get to go to church and you start I know I heard them to actually start telling the Bible stories. Nigga, if they took his he took his day ones with him into the garden. Word shit.
SPEAKER_00Yeah, you know, if they talk more like this, nigga, I'll be because he knew he knew them niggas over there was a little weird. Yeah, yeah, yeah. No other niggas acting funny type, you know. Nigga, that's the same shit happened to me.
SPEAKER_03Like, what for real, y'all. So you gotta have your people, you know? Yeah, that's how I feel. You gotta have your people.
SPEAKER_00He'd read up on this nigga, Jesus.
SPEAKER_03You do.
SPEAKER_01That's funny that makes me think like he had some some some niggas was not on his side though.
SPEAKER_04Yeah.
SPEAKER_01When he was when he went to walk out on the water, because he was like, all you gotta do is believe, and all them niggas just. They were scared. It's like I was spinning right here.
SPEAKER_03We can go all day because they were scary. That's what that was. You can't have no scary niggas around you.
SPEAKER_01That's what niggas go to.
SPEAKER_03He told him, he said, he told him, come to me. He stepped out of the boat and was like, oh. Oh, you know. Oh, you ain't with me. And he said, I just told him, he said, why you lose faith? Like, nigga, you see me standing in the middle of the water. That was Jesus being you see me healing all these people every day. He was disappointed.
SPEAKER_01He was like, he answered the first question. Like, look at look at this nigga.
SPEAKER_02For real.
SPEAKER_00I ain't gonna hold you though. If if this was uh skit, that'd be another word was I think you get more This should be a skit. That should be hilarious.
SPEAKER_03Should I start telling Bible stories like that?
SPEAKER_01That's yeah, it'd be better than that one guy who's just crib walked with the Bible because the devil's a motherfucking life.
SPEAKER_02Oh my gosh, I remember that was crazy. That was crazy. That was actually crazy. Hell no.
SPEAKER_01Oh, Druski's hilarious. Drewski is out of his mind. I'm like, hey, that dude.
SPEAKER_03Drewski is the funniest nigga. Drewski, if you ever see this, you the funniest nigga.
SPEAKER_01I was like, you right.
SPEAKER_03It was when he was doing like his eyes and like looking straight at the camera. That was so accurate. I fuck with Drusky. I hit dog a holler.
SPEAKER_01I find it funny how the name of it. Well, he he wasn't even making sense. But y'all said that bitch made sense what you saw.
SPEAKER_03Right. Right.
SPEAKER_01So which is it?
SPEAKER_03No, the the little pyrotechnics.
SPEAKER_01Yeah.
SPEAKER_03And but no, did you hear what he was playing the song he was playing, though?
SPEAKER_01What was it?
SPEAKER_03Um, that um first day out by T Gresley, and he had a lot of things.
SPEAKER_01Oh, yeah, I did hear that. That's right.
SPEAKER_03Because I thought I was tripping. I'm like, why is this song playing? And she danced. That was funny.
SPEAKER_01Oh, Andrewski. What you got, Andy? What was the question? That's it. What's your rule for your rule for not getting let down?
SPEAKER_00Oh, I I thought I answered that already. Yeah, I always just keep my distance, and I don't I don't have any high expectation. I give you a couple times. Once I learn that, that's where I keep you. I always keep you there.
SPEAKER_01Even on defense? When he when he's not hitting the shot, you close out.
SPEAKER_00You just triggered my 2K. I just I answer that. That's the reason why I keep niggas on mute. Because he's gonna hit the shot every time.
Muting People And Gaming Chat Chaos
SPEAKER_01Speaking of, I turned my guy, I turned goddamn chat on Fortnite. I said, I don't know why I did this. I had to cut that shit off.
SPEAKER_00Oh shit, I did that on a battlefield. I didn't realize it was, and the somebody was like, Flo sicker, flow sicker, come revive me. I said, Who the fuck is this? Jesus?
SPEAKER_01I had a motherfucker, he was he was typing. Oh lord.
SPEAKER_02And the group, so you know how uh your squat box? Yeah, Mo, I'm right here. Pick me up. I'm nowhere near you. I'm not coming back to get you cut. Y'all sound old.
SPEAKER_03I hope y'all know that.
SPEAKER_01I am old, nigga. I'm proud of me. And I'm I'm about to be 40, nigga.
SPEAKER_03Hey, man.
SPEAKER_01Should have said each other.
SPEAKER_03What's the alternative to getting old?
SPEAKER_01Dying.
SPEAKER_03Exactly. So I'm like, oh, I love being older. Getting older.
SPEAKER_01Oh no. I don't.
SPEAKER_03What do you say?
SPEAKER_01Depends on what it's for. Don't worry about it.
SPEAKER_03I'm gonna move past it.
SPEAKER_01Hey, this is my
Flakers Versus Half Effort Show-Ups
SPEAKER_01last one. I'm gonna say, who's worse? Someone who flakes or someone who shows up and half-asses it. The flaker is worse. I don't know. I don't know. It depends on the circumstance. Nah, I'll still say the fuck because at least if you if if you half-ass at least you helping sell. There's some effort. Hear me out. Yeah. There's some effort.
SPEAKER_00I'll give you an example. Okay.
SPEAKER_03Yeah.
SPEAKER_00A mother shows up to a school, fucked up. She showed up. But the emperor was there.
SPEAKER_03That is a very good example.
SPEAKER_01That is an emperor. But it sounds like the intentions were good.
SPEAKER_00But what I'm saying is the kid in that moment might just say, please don't fucking show up like this. It would be better if you didn't show up.
SPEAKER_03Yeah. And you know what? Yeah.
SPEAKER_00That's true.
SPEAKER_03And you see, that's evident in like, not to get deep, but that's evident in like absent parents versus the parents that have the kids waiting at the door all the time.
SPEAKER_01I don't want to be an absent parent so bad.
SPEAKER_03Stop. I'm being serious.
SPEAKER_01Like stressful.
SPEAKER_03The parent that is halfway in the kid's life and halfway out, and you know, and then there's just a parent where they don't know who that motherfucker is, and then that's just their life.
SPEAKER_01So I I think the one that's completely absent is a little bit better than the one that's that's because they're not just letting the kids in that situation completely absent is better because now you're playing with the kids in front of the kids. Exactly.
SPEAKER_00And that's yeah, not to get too personal, but that's my exact circumstance. If a motherfuckers show up, then it's like, I would have preferred you didn't show up.
SPEAKER_03Yeah. So let's say um Well, I mean, that yeah, that's pretty deep death. I think we got the answer. So you well, that's those answers.
SPEAKER_01Because that's only on the uh side like that.
SPEAKER_03But if you're like if we're talking about like a job, right?
SPEAKER_01We got friends, you ain't gonna, they ain't gonna do, they ain't gonna be in the same expectation as that.
SPEAKER_03So let's say you're moving. Use a different example.
SPEAKER_01Oh, don't call me.
SPEAKER_03Let's say you're moving.
SPEAKER_01I'm flaked. No, he's gonna flake Well, you know what's funny is I asked somebody this, and I was like, who would you in your phone would you call like to help you change your tire? And he was like, uh I don't nobody because I don't want nobody ever calling me.
SPEAKER_03I was like, oh shit, okay.
SPEAKER_00It's honesty.
SPEAKER_03If if you were moving, would you rather the person to have come and not really move shit, not really helping pick shit up? But but they sure but they do move some stuff. Like maybe, like maybe it's another guy and you expect him to help you with the heavy lifting, but he over here just with that nigga.
SPEAKER_01I go, hey, you know what? Go get lunch.
SPEAKER_03So you're gonna still put him, you're gonna still get some use out of them.
SPEAKER_01Yeah, damn.
SPEAKER_00Oh man, I just tired of full circuits. Like, here's $20. Don't give it back. Just go back.
SPEAKER_03Don't give it back.
SPEAKER_01Hey, don't worry about coming back. Just because they ain't gonna pay for shit now. Hell no. That's just I'm gonna write him at Chick-fil-A.
SPEAKER_00In that moment, I might pay for peace.
SPEAKER_01Chick-fil-A, nigga?
SPEAKER_02You could not eat Chick-fil-A for $20.
SPEAKER_00I mean, you can get like a yogurt.
SPEAKER_02Maybe a little Caesars.
SPEAKER_01A parfait. A drink. No, I mean, I mean, for one person, you get a kid's meal, you're fine.
SPEAKER_03My dumb ass best friend last night.
Dinner Bills And Expensive Cocktails
SPEAKER_03But then why should you that be a dumb ass? We went and had dinner at Mario's. We always do like this. So we once a month, we do Mario's for dinner. It was like 7:30 for our nightcap. But we went to that's what I was like. I thought about it. I was like, damn, because dinner reservations was a little bit more. Sunny step up.
SPEAKER_01That's some old shit.
SPEAKER_03I laughed to myself because I'm like, dang, I'm really saying nightcap. It was literally eight. Like I remember that. When we were leaving, it was eight o'clock.
SPEAKER_01There was niggas getting ready to leave the house. Yeah, it was.
SPEAKER_03Yeah, no, seriously. When we walked into Mission Inn, it was just bare. We were like, and it was barely eight o'clock.
SPEAKER_01Still setting.
SPEAKER_03Uh-huh. It was. But we sat down there and we always get like a drink or two or whatever. And usually, like honestly, there, when there's a lot of people, somebody like always ends up buying us a drink. Like that kind of always ends up. But nevertheless, this night, it was just me and her. She's like, I'm gonna have it.
SPEAKER_01It felt like that.
SPEAKER_03No, it's just like it always happens.
SPEAKER_01Niggas be buying me drinks, nigga. He don't get nothing in return. Thanks for the drink.
SPEAKER_03It don't even be niggas. Like I anyway.
SPEAKER_01Thanks for the drink, sucker.
SPEAKER_03What she gonna sound like that. I hate y'all. Right. Right. Stop my voice. She just turned 75. Right. Sucker. And I smoke cigarettes. Like all of a sudden. But she she wanted, we were we ended up having espresso martinis. And we had got two. Okay. And then we were talking to the guy, the bartender, and she's like, oh yeah, we'll have two more. Our bill was $87. Yeah, that's good. Who are you drinking espresso martinis? Like, what are you doing? $87. Okay.
SPEAKER_00That's the going rate, lady. The regular guy.
SPEAKER_03I don't think we've ever spent over like $50, but that's and that's what I brought up. She was like, yeah, coffee. Coffee got them high tariffs. That shit was crazy. I feel like that was crazy. Like it's one thing if you have dinner and drinks, and you like at the at the restaurant, we had like a bottle of wine with our dinner. So that was like, whatever. That made sense.
SPEAKER_01But $80. That bartender was like, damn, they got money. Now I I want y'all to realize that shit was about 20 minutes ago. She said she ain't had it like that. She just had dinner with a bottle of wine. Shut the fuck up. And then left dinner.
SPEAKER_03Left dinner and spent $8 at a bar. No, I didn't. It was two of us.
SPEAKER_00So you split it? I spent.
SPEAKER_03Oh, okay. Yeah, we always split it. Damn. It's my best friend, but what the what? I ain't taking her out. Like.
SPEAKER_02Not strong.
SPEAKER_01Activate. She activated her pepping. I ain't paying for no I ain't paying for no beach.
SPEAKER_03No, I'm small. That's my girl. But no, yeah, we split it. But that's normal. Yeah.
SPEAKER_01We used to.
SPEAKER_03We do it once a month. That's our little thing.
SPEAKER_01I think as dudes, we
Sharing Food And Protecting Your Plate
SPEAKER_01just split the check.
SPEAKER_03That's what we do.
SPEAKER_01No, we split it. We split the check in the corner who got what. No, it's. Do you really? No, you're going to use my receipt. You get your own. Yeah, yeah.
SPEAKER_03But I feel like guys don't share. Like when everything, we share with your.
SPEAKER_01Let me get a bite of that. Like, hell no. I think it's probably these my wings. So you can't have a wing. Get your own goddamn wings.
SPEAKER_03That's probably why. Because girls are going to share. If we order four things at the table, we're both eating all of them.
SPEAKER_01I know. That's why it irritates the fuck out of me. When I order something I want, and then the two women at my house reach their hand in my. No, you got what the fuck you wanted over there.
SPEAKER_03No, but you have that right there on the table. We're all the table. This is how you supposed to share at the table.
SPEAKER_00I was going to say you generally buy spicy. No, I can't do that. I can't do that. But yeah.
SPEAKER_03But you're supposed to let people try. Like I went to the biggest. No, the fuck you not.
SPEAKER_01We all we all looked at the same menu. Why do we have to?
SPEAKER_03Also, this week I went to dinner for my cousin's birthday. It was three girls in my little baby.
SPEAKER_01Again, balling again.
SPEAKER_03No, shut up.
SPEAKER_01Eating out, balling. Wouldn't gas and garbage. No lie.
SPEAKER_03I'm using, I'm trying to think of examples.
SPEAKER_01Top five New York MCs. Okay, that's fine. We're not gonna lie.
SPEAKER_03I hate y'all.
SPEAKER_01Okay, you're trying to think of examples.
SPEAKER_03No, I was just saying when we all sat at the table, we also it was like, oh, this is good. Let me try it. Oh, this is good. Here, you want to try it? Those are my cousins.
SPEAKER_01Unless it was like Buka De Bepo or some shit. Yeah, the only time I do that is if we're at like a like a like a Thai food restaurant where the serving sides are meant to be shared. That's why you get the right. I don't do that shit. I order salmon, not you.
SPEAKER_03And then we had a buttercake and we ate that all together.
SPEAKER_01See, when when me and my wife first got together, I used to order my steak, you know, medium rare. I was like, oh, I'm safe. And then she's like, one day she got brain off the trash. She's like, that's actually good. This is what I'm saying. So now I'm like, I can't even order. There's something I can order that's safe that won't be tasted. Yeah. I gave up on that. I was just like, go for it. Like if the kids order mac and cheese, I know I'm eating.
SPEAKER_03That's how I feel. When when I go out with my kids, they know we're gonna order, everybody's gonna order whatever, but everybody's gonna eat that.
SPEAKER_00Do you at least like the mac and cheese? No.
SPEAKER_01No, especially. It's trash. That shit trash. The one mac and cheese that that sucker free, then that shit, that shit was fire. The way Felix was eating that shit, I said, and I tried some of it. That shit.
SPEAKER_00I'm so mad at that, because when I looked it up, that place didn't exist anymore. I was so mad.
SPEAKER_03I gotta make you a macaroni cheese.
SPEAKER_01I don't I don't want any. I don't want any. Why? I'm not a mac and cheese person.
SPEAKER_03I was about to say my mac and cheese is fire. I'm pronounced mac and cheese.
SPEAKER_01It doesn't matter whose mac and cheese it is. I'm not sure. I'm not a mac and cheese person. All right, guys.
Wrap-Up And Subscribe Reminder
SPEAKER_01Episode 236. Yeah, you bring some candy yams.
SPEAKER_03I bring both. Oh, they do together.
SPEAKER_01We're just talking about food.
SPEAKER_03They go together. Yams and mac and cheese? I got y'all next to the top.
SPEAKER_01We'll look at that. Because we we recording this and like I don't know how long this is gonna last.
SPEAKER_00Did you say 236 or 237? 236.
SPEAKER_01So you said what yeah, we're gonna this is recorded. So you yeah.
SPEAKER_00So, yeah, we're getting mac and cheese.
SPEAKER_01Yeah.
SPEAKER_03So remember the number. And yams. And see when we get it. Macron and cheese, yams. It's gonna be episode three or two. I can put like some wings or something.
SPEAKER_01We're gonna play that. I mean, go ahead and do some beef ribs, too.
SPEAKER_03I said wings. Nigga. Did nobody say nothing about no goddamn ribs? What?
SPEAKER_01I mean, if you want to do some beef ribs, some beef ribs, oxtails, you know. Yeah, we're doing the whole thing, you know. No, that's simple.
SPEAKER_00Sorry for your man.
SPEAKER_01All right, guys. I think I'm uh bug us out. Yeah. All right, y'all. We love y'all.
SPEAKER_00Likes, like, subscribe, share, comment.
SPEAKER_01All that shit. Till next time.
SPEAKER_00Peace, peace.
SPEAKER_01Peace.
SPEAKER_02Sweaty. That's rap, y'all. That's that's how she wrote. So make sure you click like, subscribe. Tune in, we're on Australia platform. So until next time. Well hi lad you.
