3/17/26 The Sancha Feels Disrespected...? 🤦‍♂️ | Brown Bag Mornings

Hey, don't make your life harder than it needs to be. You really want to type Rob back mornings every single time? Nah, just hit the subscribe button, Perrito, do it, go! What's up? This is B-Rail from Cypress Hill. Where are you from, SS? Don't you know I'm local? Universal Studios Hollywood has been keeping a secret from us! And it just soft lunch, like our guy who, but it still wants to be with us real quick. Soft lunch, soft lunch. He'll hard, he'll hard post it soon. Even though we all know. That's crazy, Humberto. And you even asked her out at the marathon. The world isn't supposed to know that. No, they aren't supposed to know that. This is an interrelationship kind of guy, alright? Universal Studios Hollywood. We're coming after you too, because you should've hard lunch this thing, that they're soft lunching, which I thought was really, really cool, okay? I know we're all focused on the Fast and the Furious, right? Yeah, the Tokyo Drift Ride that's about to launch this summer. But downstairs where all the, where the Mummy and the Jurassic World ride are, is a new soft-launched little area called Jurassic Park through the Eras. Okay, they're going through their little, say they're saying, Eras. That's cool. It's a journey through the Eras. It looks really, really cool. You could check out this video. Roundback Mornings 106 on Instagram, which shows the behind the scenes look into it. There's meet and greets, there's different things from the actual movies that you can actually go and see in person. They even have characters from the movie now. If you remember the first movie, you remember this guy. He was low-key like the bad guy of all of it who was trying to sell the DNA. Well, there was a couple of bad guys. There's a lot of them. The old fool was there too, the old fool. Oh, yeah, that made the park. Oh, the guy that looks like the KFC guy. Yes, yeah. And then the other guy that was trying to sell the DNA got like a shaving cream can and tried to put all the DNA in there. He sounded a little something like this when he came to the end of his time at the movies. All right, son, son. I thought you were one of your big brothers. You're not so bad. You're not so bad. What do you want? Stick stick, stick stupid, not your stick point. You're not gonna lie? As a kid? That was one of my favorite scenes in the movie. That felt like revenge. Yes, man. It's all like you did. Well, there's a character that talks just like him, looks just like him in that little area too. Check this out. Do you know anything about the odd cans of shaving cream? Do I know anything about any odd cans of shaving cream? What a weird random question. Oh, bro, that sounds exact like bro. I don't know. It does. Yeah, so this is a really cool little area. If you're going to Universal Studios Hollywood and you want to check it out, it's soft launched as of right now. But the way that Universal Studios puts things together, I think this is just going to be an incredible space, especially for your dinosaur friend, which who is it? Yeah. I look he wish I was a kid again so I could see this. I'd be tripping out. Yes. Like, bro, they're right there. Someone's going to punch that guy. He looks too much like him. You big dope. Yes, it's like if we were to watch Selena's Killer, Yolanda, the actor. The actor? Yes, everybody hates her. She's a great actress, by the way. She got beef with the actors, too. Yeah, but this one in Universal Studios, like, he looks way too much like him and acts just like him. Yeah. He's too good for his job. You're right, Angie. Now they're going to have him roped off things. That is the New Jurassic World, a journey through the era's exhibit that has soft launched at Universal Studios. I'll give you word once it gets hard launched. Yeah. And also I'll tell you when. Umbecto finally posted girlfriend tips. True. Okay, she's a big fan. Zulu, come here. Now what's going on? Cheese Mation with Angie. Oh my God. What are you guys talking about? Umbecto knows. True. You guys, Kevin Hart hates himself and it's all because of a wax figure. Okay. What? So apparently there's a wax figure out in Vegas that you guys need to look at it at Brownback Mornings 106 on Instagram. Dude, he looks botched. It's made out, it's out in Vegas and it was made by Madame Toussaint. Yeah, yeah, that's nice. So like, Monarchie Sass is the place to get your wax figure. Yeah, but they botched them like they like, it looks nothing like him. When did you botch them? They made them tall early. No, it just looks nothing like him. Like you guys need to watch it or look at it at Brownback Mornings 106. Okay, boy, boy. Even Kevin Hart reacted to it, posted it with this song in the background, right? That's the Kirby enthusiasm. Kirby enthusiasm. Yeah, and it. That's the TikTok sound, guys. Oh, you better stop, brother. It's Kirby enthusiasm. I actually know it from TikTok too. Oh my God. That show came out in like 2001 on HBO. Clearly, I did not have cable and I've told you. So he reposted the video of his botched himself, right? And the caption said, WTF, what did I do to these people? This is an attack. Who in the hell is this? At some point, these museums are just trying to make me cry. All right. Does it look like anyone? Yes. Who does it look like? King Batch. You're so... It looks exactly like King Batch. That's what he said. I would cry too if it was like just a, I don't know, like somebody that's not me at all. And it looks like... And it looks like... Somebody else? Yeah, that's King Batch. Yeah, the guy that has spaghetti in his pocket. Lowkey, I thought it was Bobby Valentino. Bobby Valentino. What? King Batch, was he on... Wild and Out. Wild and Out. Yeah, he was on Wild and Out. I think he looks like... Cuba Gooding Jr.? Yes! The wax figure. The wax figure, yes. What's that about Kevin Hart's wax figure? No! I think he looks just like him. I want to know who the wax artist is and what reference photo he had. I just want to say Angie took two hours trying to find who it looked like. Yes, because I'm like, I have it in my head, but I cannot think of the name. How did you... What did you Google? Please, I'm scared. I'm scared. Oh, I told the... I was like, hustle and flow. Hustle and flow. That was Terran Tower. That's Terran Tower. Do you think Terran Tower? Look at Terran Tower. No! Oh my God. Oh, Angie. It was like two hours. I was like, just go home and... Terran Tower, Angie. Maybe that's who you're thinking of. I don't even know. That does not look like him at all. No. No, not him. This one wasn't it. Well, maybe... I don't even know. Cuba Gooding Jr. was not... Oh, Boys in the Hood. That's what it was. Okay. Okay. He wasn't that one. He wasn't that one. He wasn't that one. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. A young Cuba Gooding Jr. from Boys in the Hood. That's what I thought. Yes. Freaking Jose. I hate you so much right now. Oh, yeah, yeah. Anyways, yes. Check out his waxer. Yes. He's gonna roast it online. All right. That's it for Chis Mation. Brought to you guys by your Toyota dealers. I'm Angie from Brownback. Mornings. I'm Promo06. If it's hip hop, you know Lethe's on the... Yeah, go, rap sheet. Lethe's set, go. Okay, Snoop Dogg. He just got told off. He's got a lot of stuff. He's got a lot of stuff. He's got a lot of stuff. He's got a lot of stuff. Snoop Dogg. He just got told no by the feds. What are you doing talking to the feds? What do you think he's doing over there? No, the federal trademark, the FTC Federal Trademark Commission has said no to Snoop Dogg after he was trying to trademark. Read your Bible every day. No, it's not a good idea. Yes, from next episode. Yeah. So he wanted to trademark that, but it was officially ruled that the cannabis loving phrase was too common to function as a brand name. He's the biggest brand. Okay. Also, why would he trademark it when it was a Dr. Dre song and Nate Dogg sang that? Yeah. Because he likes it and he smokes the gun. I think all the beans. I think it's a bit late, right? Snoop is on the song. Yeah. But that's like me trademarking, that's right, that Angie says. Well, I don't know that you wouldn't, to be honest. That seems very like you. Is that wrong? If Snoop does it? It actually is. And do you see how he got denied? So will you. That's what I'm saying. Remember when he created it? Hold me up like. Thanks, it's on record. He tried to trademark it because all the memes that come out of it, that's like when you think of Smokey every day, it's literally him doing the hand thing and the movement and everything. Oh, but isn't that from another song? Look at us getting used to it. People use that as literally him doing the hand movements. They put the song and that meme. That's wrong. That's how they know they didn't grow up in the air. That was a whole different song. They were just mixing all things. That was dropping like it's hot. He wanted it for a chain of marijuana dispensaries to call them that for, which is very long for it. I smoke weed every day. It's very long for it. For like a dispensary. It is. Yeah. But on Tuesday, the agency says, no, we're not going to let you do that because it's too widely used. People can't trade like that. That makes sense. I'm not saying a hundred percent that what Nate Dogg's son said was true, but this makes it a little more likely. Don't say that. That's because it's like that. Nate Dogg's son, Enhale, had mentioned about supposedly there's a story that Snoop went over their mom's, her grandma Nate's mom's crib and took the, what is it, the master recordings of Nate Dogg and the family is upset about it. But he did say he came back. He's like, that's actually not true. Like, I don't know. My uncle said that. I don't know if it's true. And I kind of took his word for granted, but also he's tripping on me right now. So then I don't know what's real. Enhale was at Marathon Burger Long Beach with Snoop around. Okay. So then credit to him. He's very stopped. I'm just saying. That was my friends big from most friends media. I have no affiliation to Brown Back Morning. No. Much less. That's the sound of the police. The petty police. It's petty. It's just petty. I'm being petty. Petty, petty girl. Pretty and a pettiest. Pretty and a pettiest. Oh, yes. Oh, yes. One thing about our president Donald Trump is the man is petty and it is common knowledge to all of us at this point in time that he has major beef with Governor Gavin Newsom. Oh, yeah. Yeah. The beefy and Governor Gavin Newsom is like the, the anti hero to the anti hero of Donald Trump. Like they're like each other, but in different sides of the aisle. It feels like like a supervillain movie, like a Marvel movie. Yeah. Two supervillains just like, yeah, like one is matching the other. It's pretty, it's pretty gnarly. But you got to check out what Donald Trump is saying about Gavin because it ended up low key. He was throwing petty jobs at Gavin Newsom. But had you low key, you got it. No. A job from it. Like anyone low key with a learning disability got a job from it. You got to check this out. This is what Donald Trump says about Gavin. His words. Newscom. Check this out. Because Gavin Newscom has admitted that he is a, that he is learning disabilities. Honestly, I'm all for people with learning disabilities, but not for my president. I don't want, I think a president should not have learning disabilities. Okay. And I know it's highly controversial to say such a horrible thing. So he knows what he said was horrible. Yeah. Gavin Newsom has said that he has dyslexia and G. Oh, same. Yeah. But according to Donald Trump, how dare a president have dyslexia. No. So what does that fool have? That's something else. All right. We'll check this out. Cause in this state, like literally seconds later, he proceeds to call Gavin Newscom the president. The president of the United States, Gavin Newscom admitted that he is learning disabilities, dyslexia. Everything about him is dumb. Oh my God. I don't know. Shut up. Shut up. Shut up. Shut up. I don't know. Dyslexia. No, no, no, no, no. You know what he said it, right? Okay. Okay. Hold on. Hold on. I, we got to get there because Angie has tea. Angie got the tea. I do. Make sure. He was like president of the United States, Gavin Newscom. Wait, what are you doing? He has to learn disability. After saying learning disability and you don't want your president to have all of that, it's pretty wild, right? But Angie, why do you think that Donald Trump is so angry at dyslexia? Because guess who also has dyslexia besides me? Who? Salma Hayek. And if you guys remember, no, no, no, this is true. Because Trump actually wanted with Salma Hayek and Salma was like, uh, no. Yeah. He's talked about, and she's talked, no, she's talked about it before. Moting him. Like she was like, no, no, no. Yeah, curvy. Yeah. When she was with someone, he was trying to hit on her and she was like, oh, no, good. And then he's like, we need a wall. Exactly. And now he started all of that. I'm serious. And now he's dissing people with dyslexia and Salma Hayek has all this. She has it. That's, that's a terrible. I mean, I know I'm not like the guy that's like, oh, look, he said something mean and I know we're way past the point of like, he's like, we're desensitized to, yeah, to him acting a certain way. But this is really like, how do you listen to this? This is so terrible for him to say such a thing about people with learning disabilities. And he knows it's horrible. He literally said, I know it's controversial to say something so horrible. So you know what you're saying. Exactly. And it's like one of those things like when you generalize, you diss a lot of people like just shoot at your opponent. Just, you know, just say like, you know what? I don't like him because of this. Now you're offending, you know, people in every single day life have learning disabilities and they still do great things such as Angie and Salma Hayek. And Salma Hayek. I see you do some great things. But yeah, no, it's, it's, it's really bad. It's terrible for him to say that. You know, I would have taken a 50 cent approach like not for nothing. When he clowned Mayweather and he was like, if he reads a Harry Potter book or something on him, $100. Because Gavin says that he can't, he doesn't read his speeches. He just goes off the top of the dome because of his dyslexia. But I would have had, like if I was a president trying to diss him without, without dissing the community. Like this is us just being full evil and like I want to get at my opponent. I would have just had him on a page and be like, read this or something. Like that's how you get at him without kind of saying, oh yeah, everyone there as a whole could not be president. And they're just dumb. Yeah, that was me. Yeah. Also, I didn't know where you were going when you said the 50 cent approach because that could be, you know, you're going to do a documentary on him. Well, there's so many 50 cent approach. That's what I'm saying. But that was going on. The Mayweather one. The Mayweather one. Yeah. You don't just follow up by calling him the president of the United States and then also look. Jesus Christ. The president of the United States, Gavin Newscombe. He's not the president, by the way. No, he's not. He's the governor. He's not the president. The governor of California. Exactly. we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we we You guys want to dump president? Do you? Oh no, I wonder what that would be like. Oh no. I'm gonna have one. Too much bedding is going on. Too much bedding is. Scrolling with dummies. Everyone is scared of getting abducted by... Oh here we go. This is hilarious. So dumb and then let's go into... Hold on! Look at his eyes! Look at his eyes! I'm out to something. I don't like Chico. You are. You are. Everyone's scared about getting abducted by aliens, right? Very much so. But we should be worried about what's in our oceans. Oh man. Storytime! Storytime! I love me a good storytime. Everyone thinks dolphins are cute, right? You guys like dolphins? They're cute and cuddly. No, I'm terrible. I don't know about cuddly, but I've always wanted to swim with dolphins. They make this cute little sound. Shout out Lisa Frank because she made dolphins a thing in the 90s. There were stickers, there were rainbow-y. Oh yes! I love those. I never trusted her. They're actually evil. And I will never trust them as well, Vic. There's a story going viral right now of a Florida man. Oh. Of a Florida man! Yes! It was on the news. He was abducted by dolphins. What? And he forced to build a city. Listen to this. Florida man claims to have been kidnapped by dolphins and forced to build an underwater city. The man was found early Monday morning on the side of a beach in Lee County, soaking wet, dehydrated and confused. When deputies arrived, he was drawing detailed diagrams in the sand. According to the man, a pot of dolphins took him while he was swimming and brought him to a place about 40 feet under the surface. He said they forced him to help build underwater structures. The man spent three days working on what he described as cities, towns and condo-like structures. Medical staff treated him for dehydration. Tests showed seawater and marine particles in his lungs, suggesting he had been deep underwater for a long time without typical lung damage. This can't be real. No. That sounds pretty real to me. Is that a real news? Yes. That is. Yes it is. Are you sure we'd be faking those? No. Okay. Because I believe dolphins are actually evil. Everybody talks about it. Who's everybody? I've only seen this one. Yeah, literally I've never seen anybody talk about how they're evil. I just about what they do crazy when they're together like crazy. Well, some TV shows have shown me that they're evil. Oh, is it The Simpsons? The Simpsons. Yes! They're over the world in an episode. There was an episode. You all are tripping. No, but The Simpsons is always right. What I think for sure is that we always look up for aliens. We should be looking down for aliens. Yeah. We should be looking in the deep sea for the aliens. And who lives there? So. Full orcas live there too. Dolphins. Plankton. It's like they're so cute that you would never think that they could do something evil. They're highly intelligent. Yes. Highly intelligent. That's why I don't trust them. Because they got ulterior motives. Oh my god. Yeah. They just have great marketing. What are they waiting for then? What do you mean? They're chance. They're like the Richard Ramirez of the sea. Oh my god. I don't even know who the Richard Ramirez is. The Night Stalker. The Night Stalker? Yeah, the Night Stalker of the sea. No, the one. Just wait. When have I been wrong? I'm just early. Just wait. By the way, it's Octopi that are going to take over the world. Octopi. Octopi? Octopuses. Oh, with the little toculus? Yeah. They're actually really, really smart and they can actually come online and take over the world. Oh. And they got a long one. Yeah. When they do it. What? They love to search how animals get made it on. You just got to know that. You got to protect yourself, man. Muchas gracias, Greg. Muchas gracias. Stop the weather with concrete. Let's get into it. And now, the weather. Oh, hell, dog. With concrete storm. It is going out for the weather Tuesday, March 17th. It is going to be hot again. Like I said, keep your water bottles and your Gatorade around the hot advisories and full effect all over Southern California. First, we slide to the city of Fall Brook. It's going to be hot and you're going to be all cooked. 94 and 61 degrees at night. Next, we grab the surfboard and catch waves in the city of Oceanside. Driving Michelada is down the throw. Both side. 78 degrees and 58 at night. Now, we wipe off the sweat in the city of Pasadena. Don't roll rage and catch a misdemeanor. 93 degrees and 69 at night. Lastly, we spread our wings and soar over Los Angeles. It's going to be hotter than a candlelit. 93 degrees and 64 degrees at night. Duel. Stay warm, guys. Yeah, happy St. Patrick's Day. Happy St. Patrick's Day. Where's green? Don't get pinched. Yeah. Drink green juices, green beer. Green juices. Stay healthy. And then, you know, just again, keep the water next to you because it's going to be hot. The green one. The green one. It's your boy, Kyle, because we're back in the morning. It's our power 06. Let's go. All right, check this out, homie. Need a homie or need some help? We need your help. We need a line. I mean, phone line. We got you, Fall. The homie help line. Nina needs our help. Nina hit us up and said, hey, Brownbag, my name is Nina. And I am having a tough time with planning my daughter's sweet 16 because of my horrible baby daddy. What? She said, uh, he won't attend our daughter's sweet 16 because he doesn't want his girlfriend to feel disrespected. Why? She said he's been absent from our kids' lives since I left him four years ago. Unfortunately, he was a chronic cheater. And while married, he got this same girlfriend, AKA, Sansha, pregnant, and they're still together, which is cool, I guess. They're making it work. Oh my God. She said, I've healed mostly from that drama. And I personally invited him, his girl, and their child, but he got mad. He won't even attend by himself because he's more worried about his girl feeling disrespected. The worst part is that if he doesn't go, none of his family will attend. Even after all this drama, my daughter still wants to invite him because she really wants the father-daughter dance. We try to think of a solution, but my dad is disabled and grandpa on her dad's side won't be going if her dad doesn't go. So at what point do I just let it go and tell my daughter she has to accept his decision to not go to her sweet 16? Or should I just keep trying to make it happen for her? Let me know, Brownbag. Yeah, that's really tough. That's tough because I'm sure there's emotions, even though, like, clearly you move on, you get better. There's still that betrayal that you felt from your person that, and he's with the girl that he cheated on you with. You know? So I'm just wondering how much of the way that Nina is moving is coming from being upset about that? And how much of it is like, truly working for their child? Because she's also said he was been absent from four years. So baby girl 16, that means this happened when she was 12? You know, that's a big life change for her. And I'm also wondering, like, again, it's really, unfortunately for adults that are going through a split and there's kids involved, they do personal things. You know, it's really tough to put your personal stuff aside and really do good for your child together. Like, really just be like, hey, I couldn't, I can't stand you, but let me just, let me pretend that I can stand you in front of our kids on both sides. Because one will try to do it and the other one could be talking mess or treating bad. Like, for both to come on in a court of that after a breakup. For two people, period, that breakup and having a good accord and they're not going to talk smack about each other is hard. So imagine someone with a child. Baby girl was 12 when they broke up. Now she's 16 and dad has said, look, I can't go because my girl would get upset. That would be very hurtful if I was the 16 year old. Yeah, yeah. No, you understand. But Nina's saying, hey, my daughter just, she can't accept it. She does not want to, she wants to father daughter dance, you know. I feel like she has that picture in her head of the father daughter dance that, you know, she really wants it to be done. And it's like, of course, why wouldn't she, she has a father. She has a dad. You know what I'm saying? Why does y'all not being together mean I can't have my father? Yeah, that moment. You know? And how much of that is like on whose part? Yeah, she invited the girlfriend to. Yes, and their kid. The whole family. Yeah, after they, you know, broken. I know I'm honestly still stuck on the, on the fact that his girl feels disrespected. I mean, it's just like, fool, like she cheated or you cheated on her with her. That's his past. She probably has the audacity to still feel disrespected. It's crazy. The baby daddy's girl. Yeah. The girl is probably one of those type of girls that's like, oh, I don't want you anywhere near your ex. Yeah. You know, because she knows he's a cheater. But they have a kid. So, and it's like one of those things, how you got him is how you lose him. I was about to say that right there. Right. So it's like, she's like, no, you can't be around your ex because you're a cheater. Yeah. I know first hand. Being around my ex is one thing and I get why you wouldn't want me around my ex. Being around my daughter is another thing. You haven't been around your daughter for four years. Yeah, that's terrible. That's why. That's a whole different, like you can't say your girlfriend is. Feel disrespected. That's just okay. Yeah. And honestly, the family part too, because you got to think of it, this daughter, that's half of her. Yeah. You're not just like, dad not showing up is not, dad not showing up. Are you keeping dad from the party is not just against dad. It's against half of who that child is and their identity and who they are. Half of their life's memories is with their father and their father's side of the family. So you're taking that away. If you're, if you're not careful, that can lead to children that may be resenting their own selves because they're their part. That's that's their, that's them. Yeah. That's them. And it's, and you really got it. I cannot stress this enough as somebody that who's been through a very, very rough time and custody stuff. And it's really, it's a really touchy subject for me because I tried really, really hard to make sure that my oldest son had a relationship and that we were as amicable as possible. But even then it kind of, and turned really, really horrible and probably one of the worst times of my life. But understanding that that's half of them. Yeah. You're going to make them, if you're trying to turn a kid against another parent, you're going to make them hate half of themselves too. They won't ever tell you it'll be quiet. You know, it'll be a very quiet thing they go through. But you're going to make them feel about themselves a certain way. And you got to be really careful of that. Not know, I don't know if this is Nina's side or if this is baby daddy's side, but you both like, I cannot do a story like this and not give you guys both fair warning and any parent going through a split. We are the adults and we are, we, these things can tear a child apart from the inside scars that they don't show outwardly. This can happen to them. And if we look at this as a personal vendetta of this person on deserve to be a baby daddy, this girl don't deserve to be in her kid's life. All of that is going to go into a person that loves you guys both deeply and maybe can't show it to you. Maybe can't show it to her or him when they're with them. But that is what they're going to internalize and they're going to grow up broken, you know, because they don't want to let you know how they felt. I'm sorry to get on this like really crazy field. Go ahead. The child of divorced parents and then a child that I couldn't just make it work with my first son's father. A scene what that did to that beautiful child that loved us both so deeply and put him through hell that, that I don't want that to get to happen again. We have Nina on the line. Yeah. To see more of like her, her perspective on the story. Good morning, Nina. Hi, good morning. Nina, we have a bunch of questions. First of all, I want to acknowledge you were done dirty. Yep. You were with this man and you had a 12 year old and he cheated on you and he stayed with the baby mama. That's a lot to even process in four years because that's at least 12 years that y'all were together. So it's really tough to, to, and I'm sure there's moments where you think you got it all healed and then something kind of triggers you or brings back that trauma. But it's an unfortunate and as much as you got done wrong, it's going to be messed up to say this. It's not about you right now. It's about your daughter. Right. And so now it's your daughter's six. Sweet 16 and take me through that. Take me through getting past your feelings and inviting him and him saying no. All right. Good morning. I'm just before I get started because my son, he, he's nine and we listened to for most of the stories on the way to schools and he really wanted to say hi to all of you guys. Oh, if you can just say hi. Oh, of course. Break. So he's home. Oh, what up? Hi. What's up, bro? Hi. I'm just at home right now. You're just at home right now. What's your name? Frankie. Frankie. Frankie, say what's up to LA. They're all listening. Say what's up Los Angeles. What's up Los Angeles? Frankie, you got a best friend you want to say hi to bro? You got a best friend you want to say hi to? Um, no, I don't think they listen to this radio. Oh, they're missing out. They're missing out. They're missing out. They're missing out. Yeah, they're missing out. Number one sign. Okay, bro. Bye. 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Um, cause he was a tow truck driver and he, she was a manager at one of his property. And so they had already been going back and forth, back and forth. Yeah. Hold on one second. Hold on tow truck driver and truck driver. Two very different. Still a truck to piece of the pie. Two pieces of the pie. Lots of time on the road. But it's just different. It's just different. It is different, but it's the same. No. How long were you with him before the babies? Um, about 13 years before the kids. Oh, no, before the kid. No, no, no, he had, um, so one year. Yeah. Pretty much we have one year. Okay. And he had the baby. It's more than just the one daughter that we have together. Um, we actually have four kids together. Um, and I've just been holding it down. Even, you know, I've taken him for child support, everything in the world, but he, um, found a way to, um, you know, just work under the table and, um, you know, he doesn't pay anything. And that's what, that's one of the things that, um, I've told him, I don't need any help financially for my daughter's party. I don't need anything from you at all, except for you, for you to show up. Okay. So I have a couple of questions because I asked you to kind of go back into the putting your things aside and, and like kind of, I'm wondering. Hmm. You said he hasn't been in her life for the four you guys, four years. You guys are broken up. Have, has he not seen her? Has he not seen them? No. So, um, he's messaged back and forth for the first two years he was, um, into drink. He was a heavy alcoholic. Um, and then I guess he claims to have been sober for the last two years. So for the first two years, he was kind of, um, he would text them, like shoot them a random text, like once every six months or once, you know, very, very seldomly he did. And he saw our oldest daughter once at a taco truck with their, with his new son. And then he hasn't seen our oldest son at all in four years, um, except for the first time a couple of months ago. Um, and then he hasn't really seen my daughter, my younger one that's having the birthday. And this is cause he doesn't want to like you're open. Yeah. You're open to it. You've been open to it since the beginning. Yes, I had. Well, not when he was heavily drinking because I just said, trust his, um, his judgment. Um, you know, was he drinking before you guys broke up? Oh, heavily. Hmm. So wouldn't it be the same? Like the drinking part? No, he wasn't, he wasn't, whenever we would go out, it was just me and the kids. He never went out with the kids. He was already distant when, like you mentioned, when, when you guys were together. Yeah. Okay. Oh, so then afterwards you're like, yeah, you can't be around. The kids. Yeah. And then, um, you know, it was little conversations here and there. I could see he, you would hear a difference in his, um, the way he would speak. I could, I could a little bit more, um, Phil reassured that he wasn't drinking more because before he would always, he would drink almost from like, um, just any, for any reason. And, um, he, his speech was slurred or he just sounded different on the time. And, um, then he assured me that he, after a couple of years, he finally had stopped drinking for the betterment of his life. He said, um, and so, you know, I just thought maybe now it'd be, um, ideal just for my daughter's happiness and what she wants to invite him to just do the father daughter dance. And that became a whole fiasco itself. You invited him just to do the dance. No, I invited him to the, to the event. The whole party. Okay. Yeah. Him and his family. Cause you said, yeah. I hang on his family and his family, um, even back when I first started planning to like, of course, tell me what I can help you with. Her uncles were like, what can I help you with? And I, you know, I, I just told him, you know, we'll just send you to say the dates when we have more information. Um, his, her, uh, well, a little same thing, you know, just all this talk. And then, um, but then they found out that one of the uncles ex-girlfriend is going to be there. So they don't want to go and then they use that as an excuse first. Why would that happen? Yeah. Why would you invite her? Well, I invite her because she's more a part of my kids life than they are now. I, I, I, the actual family is not a part of the life. She is more. Yeah. She's the ex of the uncle of one of the uncles. Yeah. I wanted to deal with her like, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Um, and we hang out way more like she asked to see my kids versus my, my ex-girlfriend. Yeah. Yeah. And then, um, and then of course, just to make things even more comfortable going out of my way for my ex, you know, I told him he can invite, of course, you can bring his, his girlfriend and their son. And, um, yeah. And, you know, it was like a, it was like a battle back and forth. And he wouldn't even give like a full answer. He would just kind of, um, try to avoid answering it, but by going around in circles, like beating the bush and, and I told him, like, if you don't feel comfortable, then just at least come for the father daughter. That's, you know, like some, some part of it. So she has that memory with you or she can have a picture with you of that special day. Yeah. And it just blew up even more into like, you know, how he believes that she, the girlfriend's going to feel disrespected and it's not fair to her. And it's just my heart tells you to see my daughter. Like every time she just, she cries. What part is she going to feel disrespected? Yeah. Have you talked to her? That he's spending time with his daughter. Like what's the reasoning or that you, that you're there. I mean, I think it's more than just like, I'm there and he thinks that everyone's going to look at her, um, you know, give her dirty looks. And I told him, like everyone's past your guys's drama, whatever you did four years ago, like no one cares about it in that same limelight anymore. Like they, and they understand that I've been able to move past that. And you know, my kids, I've even encouraged my kids like, Hey, like, if you guys do want to, you know, visit your dad, it was like the, you know, what's her face is going to be there. You know, are you guys going to be okay with that? And they, you know, my girls are girls, girls. At first they're like, Oh heck no, like we don't want to see her. We, you know, like my boys don't really care. They just, they don't care about drama. But eventually my girls have also said, like, we don't care anymore. Like if we have, if we're going to meet with her, then we're going to meet with her, if that's what it takes to see dad. I'm like, yeah, that's, that's cool. You know, and like their, their dad just keeps finding excuses or making excuses to why, you know, he can't go. Have you tried talking to her? Um, no, she changed her number and I don't have it anymore. We have his. You can tell him. Yeah. Oh, he won't give that to me. He just wants you guys so separate. I'm wondering, cause I wonder, it's a lot to, to be like, dang, like she feels disrespectful for what? Yeah. And, and I'm wondering, could they do maybe because I used to go off on her. I mean, I won't lie. I still understand the boy at the beginning. Yeah. I mean, if she gets those dirty looks, that's warranted. Like you broke up a family. Like that's just not on my daughter's party. Yeah. I said, you know, one thing is like, girl, she'll get, yeah. She can't control other people. For yous is nothing. Yeah. For yous is nothing. I'm not. There's people in our family that still get it after 20 years. Yeah. You know it too. I'm wondering, could he just do something with your daughter? Like him and them? Well, that's what she, I think he had, um, suggested. That's good. Her, but she said that's not what she wants. And, you know, he, cause he had promised her even a couple of years ago that he would of course attend to her party. Like, so in her eyes, it's another like false promise or another promise that he's dropping. And, um, so I just feel like if that's what she wants and she doesn't want to do it with him afterwards, because of, you know, her own emotions or reasons, like, then he just needs to suck it up and just go. But I know he won't. And to see my daughter's emotions every single time, it's heartbreaking. Yeah. Because it's not her that, it's not just her that wants to see him. You know, it's all four of them. It is. It is. And it seems like he is saying no, because he's kind of being in his brain loyal and doesn't want to disrespect the girl he's with now. But it's unfortunate because you guys don't forget you respectfully. Like if I'm him, like it's nothing to do with you, but like those are his children, those are his babies. He saw them be born. He has memories with them. He helped name them. He spends time with them. He loves certain things about them. Like little, little memories they just had between them. All of those things have gone out the window and it's a really, really, it's really sad to be in your children's shoes. And that's all you're seeing. And it does seem from what you're saying that you've given the olive branch. Like, look, we've gone through this stuff. Yes, you guys did me dirty in the worst way, but be there for your kid. Even if you're not there, like you don't mind them hanging out, them being together, even if it's not the sweet 16. Cause what's that? When is the sweet 16? On June 6th. On June, you have time. Even if it's not there, go take her. Like take your kids. Or is he, would you let him take the kids like for the weekend? Um, well, he's taken my nine year old for the day because that's the only one that's, um, been willing to go lately, but I won't allow him to take them overnight because he's been refusing to like give me his address. And I have like sole physical and legal custody. And so I told him like, if you're, you know, since they haven't ever slept the night with you since you last lived, like spend the day with him. What about like older ones? Oh yeah. I've encouraged it. Well, the thing is that he made plans with them and then he last minute does cancel. Oh yeah. So he's broken their heart. Time and time again. Because yeah, because the last time they made plans, they said that at first they only wanted to see him, especially not having spent time with him in four years. They didn't want his girlfriend there. And, um, so last minute, then he canceled his plans for the second time. And so that's when I spoke to the kids again. I said, you know, you guys, unfortunately. I'm not trying to force you to meet his new, his girlfriend, but it looks like that's the only way you're going to see your dad is when the girlfriend is present. So won't you just be open minded to it and just see how it goes. And I've raised my kids with him in the household and without him in the house. So I've raised them to be very respectful. Don't, don't make, um, you know, garras don't, don't, don't talk to them disrespectful. You know, just enjoy the time that you have and if she's there, like just be, you know, respectful. Yeah. And honestly, your mom, so they're going to like, you can tell them this, but like when they see her, like that's a, yeah, because respectfully it's not one, it's what you did to my mom, but also before you, we were in a home together. We were a whole family and now we're not. So they, like they have their own personal issue and all of them, and then data and all of that. Like, yeah. And that's what they do because when he was still here and one of the drunken men said he was on, he, he, we got into a fight and he was like, quote, unquote sick and tired of, um, of, um, hiding his secret of having a baby. And he went into the kids room. I remember it was like almost midnight or something. And, oh, he had a baby on you. You guys were together and he had the baby. Yeah. Okay. We didn't know. We thought it was like, he went in there, he went in there to let them know, like I have a baby and you know, I can't hide the secret anymore. So they've already been like, so that's who they associate the girlfriend with. You know, like she, she broke, like they, they, for a long time, they thought that she was one to broke up our family. Of course. So I had a, and I understand that, um, and I just want to show them like, but it's not her. It's him. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Now she knew he was married. Yeah. It was both of them. Yeah. She would. Yeah. When I would read up to her and tell her like, what the heck? Um, and I would say, you know, he's married. He has kids. He doesn't have one kid. He has four kids over here. Like you're going to catch however you caught him now, like this is exactly how he's going to leave you. You're, he's going to be your, you're, and you said he's cheated on you before. Oh yeah. Okay. But, and then you stayed. Mm hmm. I stayed because we, like one thing I learned girl, and it's the hard way in therapy is what can you hold yourself accountable for too? Cause that's 13 years too. And maybe it was, he'll change. Maybe it was cause all of this too, like he's, he's a heavy drinker. Yeah. He was doing it when we're together. Uh, he did. Like he, like he cheated. Yeah. He was doing that when we're together there at that part too. It's like, how, how can I hold myself accountable for what happened to me? You know, what like of, of staying, not, not that you're wrong. You got done dirty and you got done dirty time and time again. And maybe your heart is too good to have understood that it seems like when you had the baby, did he leave you or did you break up with him? No, I was the, I was the idiot where I, um, you stayed. I kicked him out. Yeah. I kicked him out and then, um, just seeing, you know, it was one of those things where I thought I was staying, uh, if I let him back in or if I stayed, it'd be better for the kids is one of those situations. So he left you ultimately, he left you for the other way. No, well, after I kicked him out, yeah. Cause I would find him sleeping in his truck. And, um, then I found out he was going back and forth over there, but he was still hitting me up and then out of like, maybe just feeling alone or sad or just the morning of the, of the loss of the innocence of our family. You know, I took him back and I said, I'm willing to, if once I start healing, I'm willing to accept your son and we can be a family, all this dumb stuff, you know, and then he just kept cheating though with her. And then I would find out and then finally the last straws, you know, I had a night where, um, I went after him and you know, I took the kids and he left and he left the next day and then we were, me and the kids were a bit of come back home and we've been here since. Wow. That's a lot. All right. All right. Uh, we're going to get calls and you ultimately want to know what, what. Should I keep pursuing or try to have another civil conversation with him or even with his family about going or should I just take it for what it is and leave it alone already and accept, you know, accept it and help teach my daughter just accept his decision. Has she spoken to him? Yes, they did. And she ended up crying really hard the last time because he was just going around in circles about if he could go or couldn't go. He wouldn't just give her a straight answer. Yeah. Okay. We just hung up. Okay. KPWRFM HD one Los Angeles, it's power one, oh six. LA is number one for hip hop and we need to take your calls to help Nina. Nina was with her man for 13 years and four years ago, she found out he had a baby with somebody else and that broke up their family. They have four kids together and since then it's, he has rarely really seen the kids. Um, he makes promises and then doesn't show up. And now it's one of her daughters sweet 16s and she wants the father, daughter dance, all of that. I can totally just see her yearning for her dad, even if she says she's upset. There's still, and I, and she's probably very upset, but there's still that want and need for that relationship with her dad. And it seems like he's saying no because he doesn't want to disrespect his current uh, girlfriend. And so now to, um, come and be like, Hey, let's intermix after all of the drama. It's really tough. You have to work on the drama first. Yeah. Cause I think it's no way anyone would want to do that, whether you're right or you're wrong, you're not going to want to now intermix and understand within. Another relationship where you guys have beef, like there's beef there. Yeah, for sure. Nina's good, good about it though. She's like, I don't feel any which way about it anymore. It's all dead and gone, but I just don't know why he wouldn't want to come through to be with his daughter. And on his end, it might be, he's said, I don't want to disrespect my girl. People are going to look at her weird. And those are all in his brain valid points because this is his new family. Yeah. That these are all valid points in his brain of I got to respect her. And on her side, she's like, no, I don't care. It's about our kid. Right. Valid point. It should be the priority point. But already if he had left you and left the family, it's not the priority point for him. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? So you kind of have to deal with the cards that you're dealt. Like you have to work on those cards and it takes a lot of being outside of yourself. A lot of, I know I was done wrong. I know you deserve this down the third, but I'm going to give you this thing called grace and try to figure out how we can be copa static so that our child can benefit off of that. That's very rare. That's point zero, zero, one percent of the population, less percent of the population that is divorced or separated with the child involved. There's a very rare occurrence. This is easier said than done and in a perfect world and all of that. But if you really want to have that talk and that like that moving forward in that progress in these children's lives, that kind of has to happen. Yeah. If there's no way around it, there's no way that you can beef with with each other and then fake it on this. Yeah, like nothing. No, there's no way. No. So she's just trying to figure out, should I try to have the conversation with them or should I just tell my daughter like, Hey, it's time. It's time to get over it. It's time to accept that he's not showing up. It's time to accept that. Like, and it's really hard because it makes you feel chosen over. Forget. And I told Nina herself, forget how you feel. It's going to make your daughter feel it makes your daughter feel she got abandoned. She got betrayed. Yeah, she got chosen over. She's not good enough for her dad. Yeah, that's what these things are going to make that kid feel like. You know, growing up with divorced parents is terrible. It's horrible. Yeah, it's terrible. That's like, I grew up like that, too. Like my parents were divorced since I was born, like basically I was a kid. So then when my dad got another family, I hated that lady and her daughter too. Because my dad doesn't have any girls. So he treated her like a daughter. Right. And I was just like, no girls on your family. No, yeah, yeah. So then it's like, bro, what's going on here? So I hated them for the longest. And then my mom and dad had beef, but they never like showed it in front of you in front of me. But I could tell like when my dad was up at the game, sit over there. Like, yeah, it was like he would show up. He would show up. Yeah, but it was still kind of like a damn like what's going on here. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You have that energy. You see, you feel it. You feel everything. Yep. But now you're really cool with that sister. No, this is a different dad. That's a different. Different. Yeah. Well, you have one dad. No, she has a different dad. She has a different dad. My sister has a different dad. Oh, OK. Yeah. Yeah, I'm confused, but I'm sorry. All right, Nicole in Huntington Park. Let's go to Nicole. Nicole, good morning. Good morning. Hi, Nicole. Nicole, so you're 15. Yeah. OK, Nicole. And this is a lot for a 15 year old to talk about. But can you can you can you tell us what made you call in today? I wanted to call them because I'm going through the same situation because my birthday was on Sunday, too. And since I have an inconsistent father, I was like. This seems sort of like the same situation I'm going through. I was like, I want to call in to help because I didn't invite my dad because he's obviously not always there. So I wanted to. Call and tell her my thoughts. Yeah, please do. Please do. Nina is trying to figure out what she should do for her kids. Sweet 16, because dad doesn't seem to be willing to put his pride aside and maybe prioritize her versus his new family. Yeah. Um, I feel like Nina to help her daughter realize that her dad is not going to be there instead of trying to force him to go because he already was saying like that he wasn't going to go. And I feel like if he just if he if she forces him to go, she's just going to get a bad experience out of it because it's also been a while since he's seen her. So I feel like it's just going to create a bigger problem because of his new family. So yeah, that's a lot. That's a lot of of great advice coming from a 15 year old and you've been through it yourself. And you mentioned that your dad's not not consistent. Yeah, I guess how would you how did you take it as a 15 year old? Because to I guess we all don't know how Nina's daughter will take that stuff. I just had to accept the fact that he's not going to be around a lot because it's been like this, like since I was little, since I was like baby. So I feel like maybe I just I just kind of adapted to it. And I just like accepted the fact that he's not going to be around a lot when I was little. So like now that I'm older, he's like he's here, but then like I don't talk to him at all. So like he's like a stranger to me, like a long distance relative that I don't see anymore. Was it tough at first because now you seem like you're very understanding and you and granted, you probably still have moments and that's all valid, all valid, by the way. But it must have taken some time. Yeah, it took a while for me to like just accept the fact that like he's not going to be there for me a lot. But I just I don't know, I just kind of. I don't know. I'm sorry. I'm kind of nervous. You're doing amazing and that's a lot to talk about. And thank you for giving us the perspective of the child in this. You don't know how much you just helped. Besides any whatever any adult can say about another adult, like what you said about the child's perspective is so important. And you seem to talk so confidently and so sure of yourself that I'm sure that like you you've been through a lot to get here. So I just want to thank you for calling. Thank you. You're welcome. What is it? Disneyland Naut. You want to go see Kanye? What else we got? A glass is everything he's funny and fluffy. I'm going to see concrete. What do you want? What do you want? I'll give you the world right now. Get it. What's her dad? Greg. What a handful. Get out. What? Should I? Where? Yes, come on. Get out here. I got thrown out for less. No, it wasn't less. Nicole. Nicole, what you want, baby girl? Um, Disneyland. There you go. There you go. I'll give you two. Congratulations. They're going to Disneyland. We're even here in those things. We're going to catch you there. I'm on his face right now. All of our love to you. Thank you for calling in. It takes a lot. It does. I was in your shoes. My parents broke up when I was 14. So all of these feelings and and I just want I just want you to know that we got you. We got your back, Mama Sita. Thank you. I love you guys so much. Oh, I love you back. Thank you. I love you back. And Greg sucks. Don't worry. He does. He just. Yeah, he wanted to. He sucks. Yeah, he sucks. He's like, what the fuck? Yeah. He got dead. Yeah, it's OK. He needed his dad. He's not there. And he needs his dad. True. Oh, my God. No, but I love that. You know, her saying that because, you know, again, I was in that position too. And, you know, I didn't speak to my mom for about four years of like, you know, my younger youth or whatever, like 17 to 21. And when I accepted that she I wouldn't see her. It hurt way less. And it's like, and if I did, then it was like, OK. And, you know, it was similar. She was in a relationship I didn't agree with. And I'm like, I don't think we're going to have a relationship until that is over. But I knew eventually it would be over. And these are very adult decisions to make. Yeah. These are very things that you didn't need to. You shouldn't have had. No. But you're saying there is a power to once you do that. Oh, yeah. Accepting it. It's not fair. You shouldn't have to go through it. But when you understand, no, you just like see it like you don't. And it's so sad, like you don't hope for something that is telling you is not going to happen. It's kind of got to let that hope die. And I know it sounds dark, but it does. Because that's your parents. Easier. Yeah. But once you accept that, they're like, you know what? Like she's not going to call you and be like, I'm sorry. Like that's not going to happen. But the it can happen once circumstances changed. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? For me, it was like once she got out of the relationship, we were back to being great again. You know what I'm saying? But until that changed, it couldn't be the way I would want it to be. Yeah. Let's go to Jorge and Pacoima. Is this Jorge from Pacoima Hills? Probably. Oh, good morning. It is a long time. What's up, bro? Talk to us. What would you tell Nina about her situation? She doesn't know if she should try. Keep trying to have her baby daddy be a part of her daughter's sweet 16. The daughter wants him there for the father daughter dance, but it's been four years since he's really been there. He is currently with the person he cheated on her with and broke up the whole family for. He says he doesn't want to disrespect that new family. And she feels like, dang, should I help my daughter accept this is not going to happen? Or should I keep trying to make this happen? Oh, yeah. Well, first of all, that's dirty. You guys told me after that 15 year old, we're all in motion over here and Greg, I hope you're not a gas today going home. But yeah, gas is expensive. It is. I hope you have to go to the most expensive gas station today, Greg. I hope the fuel pump gets stuck. See what you did? I wonder why all the listeners hate me. Is this what you said? It's a truth. All right. Jorge, talk to us. What would you tell Nina? I had a friend, all the exact situation. She was Nina, whatever Nina tells the dad, he's not going to listen to you. This coming from her. So this one situation, the daughter was a C16 as well. The daughter was doing a digital invitation. So she was sending reminders like, oh, we're 60 days away from the thing from the C16. The dad kept calling the daughter, hey, yeah, I'm a beater. I'm a beater. I'm a beater. So in the last, the one like maybe 20 days before there, I see you guys in 21 days. I'm so excited. We're going to have a great time. See you all my family. Yeah. And we have a special father daughter dance. He put it on blast and sent it to all the everyone that was invited. So he left it on the dad now. The dad was up to the dad no more. So put all the stress and everything on the dad. Yeah, he showed up. Yeah, he showed up. But he's already the scene bed. This one's already the scene bed. When he had like care in the picture family. He saw her at the taco truck. Didn't even buy her taco. So basically set him up there. Yeah. But you're saying like the daughter did it. The daughter was the one. So you're saying put him on the flyer? Yeah. In attendance one night only. Yeah. Hasn't been seen in four years. Oh my gosh. Hitting the stage tonight. Oh my gosh. It's your dad. Yeah. Ro. No. Okay. Did your homie show up? He did. The story gets even crazier. Oh what? Tell. Tell. Tell. Tell. Tell. Tell. Tell. Tell. So he was he had hooked up with the the mom's niece. So the niece didn't show up. It was crazy. He got drunk. They all got back together and they're still back together now. What do you mean they all got back together? What's he and that's why the new girl don't want him there. Exactly. Because he's a cheater. That is why. Yes. Thank you. Oh, that's impossible. Hey, remember this? No, they're going to get her. Because she even said I was willing to put aside that he had a baby on me. And to step the baby. They accept the baby. The new girl knows he's a little flusy. Yeah. The daughter's like. They can't be trusted. And the new girl knows that she's taken him back before. Even through the most horrendous stuff. He's going to be dancing with the daughter. All emotional. She's my family's back together. I want my family back. Oh, God. This is what I want. I thought she thought it was me. Oh, that was drunk. Kids, you have another kid. You have another brother. Stop. Be very careful outside. It's going to be really, really hot. There's like a crazy heat wave. It's winter time. Take care of yourself, the elderly, the babies, and pets. It's a lot of taking care of ourselves. But don't forget about our fur friends. Because then being outside is really, it's too hot. It's even too hot. Put shoes on your dogs. Yeah. I'll have them. They have shoes. He's already cheating. Oh, my God. He's cheating. Yeah. What? Cheating? Are you guys trying to steal me a look at Charm? Cheating. You're cheating by eating the shoes. Why are you eating right now? He's disqualified. What do you mean they're in front of me? Sounds disgusting, by the way. Doesn't it sound disgusting? Makalas. That's a skull. Guys, they're hating on me. Look at Charm. You're a little bit Irish now. I am. Oh, true. They just do you. Girls are Irish. Yeah. Talk about it. How do you celebrate it? We went to a St. Patrick's Day party on Saturday. OK, what is that like? Super dope. I had corned beef and hash for the first time. What is that? Cabbage everywhere. Exactly. Yeah. It's honestly, a lot of things are just different things. I don't know. It's like a potato. And then it's like beef. But it tastes like birria. Like it's like kind of like shredded beef. But there's no juice to it. OK. Still pretty good, though. OK. What you guys do, is there a pinata of swords? Oh, yeah. There's Irish dancers. There's people that come in like traditional Irish, you know, like wear. And then the guy in a kill comes play as a bagpipe. And then everybody's drinking Guinness and Jameson and Ginger Ale. And everybody's wearing a green shirt. It's pretty sick. Did you wear a skirt? I didn't this time. But they're getting it made next time. But yeah. No, it was pretty cool, man. I'm not going to lie. Like it was it was vibes. It was vibes. Faking the skirt crazy. Yeah. Yeah. I would be him. It would be him. All right. So look, we won't get lucky right now. Did they play this song? They didn't. But they had a dope ass band playing all over the gyms. All right. We have Knott's Break Farm tickets on the line. And we have three contenders. We have Greg, Angie, and Victor. In front of them, they have... Me Lucky Charms. Yeah. They have the cereal in front of them. And there's a gold coin somewhere in your guys' little bowls. Gold coin records, baby. Okay. This is so much cereal. This is a lot. This is the biggest marshmallows ever seen. Vic, Julian and Corona thinks you're going to win this game. Let's go, Julian. Olga in K-Town is going for Greg. Oh, yeah. And... That was good. That was good. And Nadia inside of Anna is going for Angie. What? Nadia. No, that doesn't sound... Oh, we were supposed to do... Nadia. Yeah, right? Nadia. I got you. What? I'm like, I'm like, I'm Cholo for Santa Ana. I don't know what the... All right. Iris Cholo. All right. So you guys have to... With no... Using no hands, you're already using hands, Vic. Using no hands. I'm not cheating. You got to dig into the cereal and pop out with the gold coin. Whoever does it faster wins. There's only one? Is there only one gold coin in there? There's three. There's three. So we got... Get all three? Three in each. That's a lot of coins. So let's get all three? All damn. All right. Get all three. All right, I'm gonna play some Get Lucky While You Do It. That's a lot of coins. When it starts, you go. Do not use your hands. Vic, drive. Put your hands behind your back. Okay, but what? Okay, but what am I supposed to eat? As opposed to getting the coins, my friend. What if I... Okay, hold on. Stop asking questions, Chris. Three, two, one, go. There's no milk in this, by the way. It is just... Oh, this is gross. It's just them digging in. Angie's cup is going away from her. Vic is doing a great job. I do not know how Greg is doing. You guys really want them to do three? Angie got one. Yeah. What that mouth do, Angie? Ooh, grab cold coins. She has two. Angie's about to beat Alia. Angie has three. Congratulations. Bam, wait. She's going to play. We have balls. That's harder. Nadia. Nadia. She could just move it out the way. Nadia. Nadia. That's not fair, my friends. My friends, that's not fair. I didn't do it. Oh, where's my tongue? I didn't do it. That's a play. Maybe it's not a make-shash. I don't even have a pot of gold at the bottom of my rainbow. Nadia, congratulations. Oh, there it is. Congratulations to you, Nadia. Bruh. Oh, my God. You're welcome. You're welcome, Nadia. This thing was very deep. Look, I'm sinking my... There's not even none in mine. Stop yelling. There's none. Don't worry, Los Angeles. You guys sit low. It's all the way at the bottom. All right, that's it. What's up? This is B-Rail from Cypress Hill. Where are you from, Esse? Don't you know I'm local? Waymo's got an op on the loose, an op on the loose. Come in your way, Los Angeles. Waymo is the self-driving vehicle. And I'm going to lie, a lot of the college kids love taking Waymo's. Yeah? Yeah. I know we've kind of taken a little bit like, hey, we don't trust the car, it's going to drive itself. Where is it going to be? Where is it being remote? Remoteed from? Yeah. Who's driving it? Do they have a California driver's license? All of that. No, no, no. Waymo has an op coming, and it's by the way of Amazon. They have Zooks robo-taxies. They're coming through Uber, too. They teamed up with Uber. So you can now order a Zooks, which low key, if you look at it, it looks like a little robot, little van thing of a bomb. Check it out. Browmide Warnings 106 on Instagram on our stories. You can see what it looks like. And it seems like it can be a multi-passenger type of deal, where you can go in, order the Zooks, and just ride around town in a self-driving minivan. It's like the ones in Vegas, right? The ones on the street. Yeah, there have been some in Vegas. Yeah, the ones in the end. Question, is it cheaper because there's no driver? This is a good question. I don't know. Well, is Waymo cheaper? No, no, it's not. And that's my frustration with these. Like, what is my incentive? To not interact with the human. I like talking to the people. No, you don't. Yes, I do. No, you don't. There are some people that don't like talking to people. In Vegas? You're going to say to me. Oh, what? We've been having a grand old time with the Uber drivers in Vegas. You're probably so annoying. That's why you have a low score. They have a low score. Wait, don't you have no Uber? You pull the lift. Yeah, I'm a little banned from Uber. Yeah, you're a lot banned from Uber. You can't get that happen ever again. But the thing is, no, getting to know the people, the drivers, like they'll put you on the culture of the city. I find out their whole story every time they take me to the airport. The culture of the city? Yeah, in Vegas. In Vegas. Oh, in Vegas. What about here? When you travel. No, not out here. I'm going to talk to somebody out here. You're so tall. I know everything. No, you don't. I like it. I don't have to interact with anybody. Just stay quiet, shut up, and just drive. No, I just feel like, OK, so then the whole world or the city is going to start turning into just robot cars. Amazing. Welcome. Amazing. That's what we're like. I was talking about the red carpet when he went earlier this year, I believe. And he was like, yeah. I wanted to come on the red carpet. I'm not too sure which award show it was. It might have been the Grammys, yes. I'm not nominated nothing, but I just wanted to be here because I wanted to see the award shows before it gets taken over by robots. Like soon robots will be interviewing you and AI is going to be right here at the award shows. Similar to like if you went outside and like, let's say 2022, that would be the moment before we got autonomous driving cars that just are on their own and without us. Like he's like, it's just the change of the time. Yeah. You always got to trust what I am. You do. He said it in a lot of words, but you got to just trust what he says. He's always right. I hope we see these little Waymo's at like takeovers and stuff. Just hack them. Just little Waymo's. Imagine they have their own little culture. Waymo's are getting it. Like Waymo's getting into places they shouldn't be for the record. Like he there was a standoff, the police standoff and the Waymo's are crossing. Yeah. But Waymo's versus Zooks, that's going to be the real thing. What happens? Is it the San Francisco started Waymo's I believe? And then versus Amazon. The Southerners versus the Northerners. That's crazy. That is. What are you talking about? Yeah. Yeah. Like up top and then down south. Yeah. There can be beach on it. Oh, he was. Yeah. While you were thinking. Okay. Wow. I know. I was talking about the Gorda. There's some homies out there right now like, hey, what's up? Homies. Oh, no, I'm talking about the American Revolution. But. You're not saving yourself. Come here. Now what's going on? Cheese Mation with Angie. You guys trip out because Apple is actually making it easier for us to spy and be nosy. What? Apparently Apple has like recently patterned some ideas about coming up with different products. One of them being AirPods with a camera. Oh yeah. There's a little Apple Cheese Mail on the loose right now. And just giving us all of them. They want to see the like my ear wax or what? No. So it's a that's a pattern idea saying like the cameras could be used to scan the environment and enable Siri to see what you see. The side profile of your face. But how? These are again, these are just ideas. It's patterns that they've gotten. So they want just maybe they're getting it so other people don't do it. Yeah. Like they're brainstorming and like, all right, let's build. Let's try to build something with this integrated and let's patent it just in case. By the way, anyone got some AirPods in here? I do. I do. I do like on you right now. Yeah. You know that we're using AirPods wrong? What do you mean? What do you mean? What do you mean that we're supposed to lock our AirPods into our ear? How? Take out their part. Take out their part. So usually we put them on our ear. Take off your headphones, bro. You don't need to hear this. Greg is stupid. I'm kidding. Okay. Put it in your ear how you normally would. Yeah. Okay. That's the wrong way. You're supposed to lift it up, lift it up and lock it behind. No, the other way. Lift it up the other way and lock it behind your ear and it's supposed to stay put. That doesn't even I have to like I don't want to touch your ear. But yeah, it's supposed to lock. It's supposed to wedge in between your ear to stay in place. No way. Right? I feel cool. Right? What? Can you tell it's there? Supposedly we've been using it wrong that there's like a lock feature on your AirPods instead of letting the stick part hang down. You're supposed to twist it up and let it lodge in your lobe. I don't like it. Okay. I don't feel it. What? Like not even there. Oh, what? Is that wild? But if I see you. I didn't try it. But if I see you I'll be like, Greg, you got something in your ear. Like it looks awesome. Nah, bro. I'll with it. I'll with it. I like it. And you try it. I'll try it. I'm getting them out. Everybody get your AirPods right now. You guys have AirPods? I don't have any. Okay. Because honestly, like for me, like the longest time, like I hated like having any AirPods or any like earbuds because like it hurts my ear. After 30 minutes, like I start feeling like it's bruised or something. So maybe that's cool. You see, let's do it. Lock your ear. This is comfortable. I like this. Okay. Right? Lock your ear. All right. All right. Sorry. We're trying to experimentation. Okay. All right. Lock it up. Go all the way up. More. More lock it up. It's falling out. It's falling out. More lock it up. Like more like wedges between your ears. I think her ears are still there. And then there. What? Let's do that. It's not wild. Let me see. Let me see. Let me see. Let me see. They're gonna take pictures soon. No, it's actually really comfortable. Like it's still in my ear and I'm like, this is tight. I learn things sometimes. What? Okay. But there's 14. You're so smart. Yes, you guys, a lot of people are looking at this one kind of weird because Apple's coming up with a smart glove. Smart glove. Hey, your glove. Oh, to help control your home supposedly, right? Exactly. It's supposed to be to control your home with the smart glove, but people are getting ideas already. Oh yeah. Jose already has one. Yeah. Jose already pre-ordered. Yeah. Because what he does in his home with his hand is not to be smart. It's not smart at all. No, nothing. Now another thing is Apple is actually pedaling in AI glasses. So it's going to be really similar to like the Ray Bands meta glasses. So trying to compete with it. Oh. I hope you could start seeing things because with the photo I saw, like you could see things in your glass lens. Yeah. Meta glasses don't have that. So pair that with the glove? Yeah. Knocked up like that. Like your messages on the airline. So pair that with your AirPods? Maybe these are not a good idea because Jose also purrs. The Fordy experience right there. Oh. So, so. Okay. All right. That's it for Chesmeation. Brought to you guys by Yota Dealers. I'm Manti from Brown Back. Mornings. I'm proud of what I was saying. All right. Try the AirPods trick, but not the one Greg thinks. No. Give it a tip, pop. You know Letty's on the echo rap sheet. Letty set go. The luck of the Irish. Hey, it is St. Patrick's Day. So congratulations to all St. Patrick's. Woo. Let's go. Let's go. Happy singing. People. Conor McGregor. Green background records, baby. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. How does your girl, because your girl's Irish. Yes. Do they do something special today, my friend? Yes. She's going to play with my chalele. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, no. Victor. Oh, sorry, Jordan. She's got a dig for me. Pothim. Oh, I'm sorry, Jordan. Cross the rainbow and everything. Yes. I have a list of rappers you didn't know were Irish. And the last one is going to surprise you. So could be there, just like it surprised me. But yes, Vic is his girl is Colombian and Irish. Irish. Yes. She's Colombian. Yeah, vibes. Vibes. Do not say anything about her girlfriend. That's his girlfriend. That's a weird combo. It's a great combo. Oh, not weird, but I've never heard that. Really? Irish and Colombian. I listen to Carol G. She does. She does? She looks like Carol G. She does. Carol G and my desires. But yes, let's get into this. So first and foremost, we all know this song, right? We know and we love this song back in the days. So this is from House of Pain. Shout out to Everlast, who also had a solo career afterwards. These are known rappers, represented it. This is Lowkey and Anthem. Did they play this at the party? They didn't, but they should have. They should have. House of Pain. House of Pain. Openly Irish. Yeah, they had the flag on their thing. The flag. All of that. You guys need to jump around. Jump around. Get out and jump around. That's why they said it like that, bro. Now you listen to it. It sounds like very Irish. Get out and just sit in the room. What? Bro. I'm really nervous to them. Jump around. Another rapper that is of Irish descent. No. Yeah. Yeah. Bro, come on. I've been started from scratch. I'm about to play. You jack up. Everybody get dressed. You have a lot of other songs you could have played. Big favorite songs. Yeah. I know. There's so many other better Eminem songs. I just put Eminem in the system and since it's B, it came up first. Besserk. Yeah, because of, because ABC or it's getting, I get it. Well, that did kind of sound like Beastie Boysish. That was my problem. It's his day, bro. It's about to kick off this party. Looks whack. Let's take it. God. Now, here's a little story. Oh, no, enough. Enough. Okay. Okay. They should play this one at the party too. Hey, and you know that if they were to have played, hold on. Go ahead. Because this is someone that I tripped out. But if they were to have played, like, let's say some, dang, I hate that things are in ABC order over here. Oh, my God. The organization. No. We need to be less organized. If they were to play, crooked smile. Cool. Jay Cole. No. What? He's a rapper you did not know has Irish descent. Now we know he's biracial. He's black and white. His mother is white. And while he was in Dublin, Ireland, for a concert for his For Your Eyes Only tour, he told everybody out there that, hey, my great grandma, she comes from where you come from. What you did to know I am about 90 years ago, maybe, but about 90 years ago, my great grandmother on my mother's side. Wow. There you go. There you go. All right. Play this. And the lucky party. Yes. That was a great back record. Oh, I bet you didn't know Jay Cole was blimeyish. Great one. That was great. Say it again. I bet you didn't know Jay Cole was blimeyish. Yeah. The luck of the blimeyish. Oh my God. Jay is. That was rap Gio. That was cool. Right? I'm still in all like what? Yeah. Yeah, that's from you. Yeah. Shout out, Jay Cole, man. And shout out Berserk. Oh, yeah. And then I have Japan and all that good stuff. All the blimeyish. Your Irish playlists should be more popping than it is, is what I'm saying. Hell yeah. Yeah. It shouldn't just be bagpipes. You could also play some Jay Cole wet dreams to the bagpipes. Do you think Brian McKnight is also blimeyish? Brian McKnight. Yeah. Mick. Mick. Oh, just stop. I'm just going to. Just stop. You're good. And then Naidah went, just stop. I'm out of thoughts. Conqueror's coming back. Okay. Dejalo. I love a green beer. Good. Shots out of the plumbers. It was a national or world plumber day the other day. I just want to say that even before I knew this information, I was shouting y'all out and I was saying thank you for your job and everything that you do and how you take care of all of us. Thankful for your credit. Very thankful for the plumbers. But if people start switching up on you plumbers, this is why. Okay. There is a new theory that people that have jobs that are not AI needed, like someone that's going to your house and doing plumbing work, like AI cannot take their spot. Yeah. No. That those people are going to be ending up making LeBron like money. Vikk is very excited about this. Yeah. I mean, it's like, bro, what I never thought the guy that would come over and fix my drain because there's like too much hair and then he shows his crack would be a multi-billionaire or however much money. And get this, these commentaries come from the founder of Uber, who just so happened to manage to take a lot of other people's jobs. Taxi drivers. He would know. Taxi drivers, deliveries, all of that. Yeah. Just ended up autonomizing it some way somehow. He said, yes, AI will make human labor far more valuable. And he predicts that plumbers could make LeBron like money in this new automated world that we've all been talking about. We talked about earlier, Zooks, the new like autonomous vans that are going to be out here in Los Angeles. You got Waymo's. You got Chajipati and we do. And so sometimes like, look, I saw a person like it was a viral story of a man that was able to sell his house in four days because he had his Chajipati figure out the paperwork and handle it versus going through a real estate agent, which sometimes takes months on months on months, if not years to find that and then also get paid off of it. Sorry to tell my real estate buddies, but that's Chajipati coming for you. Yeah. So these types of jobs are getting, I guess, consolidated into like, hey, I could just have Chatt do it or I could have AI do it. However, the Uber founder is saying jobs like plumbing, how Chag can do that? They can't fix a pipe. Not at all. And that's good because plumbers are like, they've always been an honorable job, you know, something. But now it's like people used to have dreams of the league. Now they're going to have dreams of cleaning pipes. And that's amazing. I'm laying it right. Mario and Luigi didn't do that for you. No. Oh, they're plumbers. Yeah, they're plumbers. No, those pipes are scary. They had mushrooms all over the place. Yeah, it's so tight. Let's go down this one. See what happens. Okay. Yeah. So just so you know, all of our hardworking plumbers out there, which I already know you make that bread a period. You do. Period. You know how you're making dough is just going to be that much more. So when you get your million dollar contract, just remember your home girl. Yeah. She'll help you out. I'd like to see AI smell like cigarettes and talk like if you know. They don't smell like cigarettes. They don't smell like cigarettes, bro. Plumbers. They don't. Bro. Maybe yours. A couple of stogies for the gamehouse. Is this okay? Bro, how you going to hate on literally everything? You need to buy a screen of. What? I've never had a plumber look. Show up like that. I'm a cheap brain. I'd like to see AI flash its crack at all of us. All right. Just make the studio sound. I can't make that noise. Dude. Concrete. Save us. Great start. Hello, studios. What's 9 plus 10? 21. Look at the studios food. Pretty good. It is going down studio food today, Tuesday, March 17th. Do you guys believe in luck? Yes. I do. Really? You guys do believe in luck? I don't. No. Say yes. Yeah, you do. No. I think like, I think like Richard Weisman, scientist who did a 10 year scientific study into the nature of luck. Okay. And it has revealed to a large extent that people make their own good fortune and bad fortune. Yes. So you put yourself in situations of bad and you put your situations of good. I believe in that. I believe in that. I believe that you create your own luck. You also believe in luck or else you wouldn't gamble. Right. But you're like, no, that's luck. I'm going to get lucky. Yep. Bruh. No, I believe in the Lord blessing me. Oh. That would be great. That's what happens with people. That don't get it. Yeah. I haven't deserved it yet, Lord. The only time I get lucky is with my girl every night. You feel me? That's the luck then. What? That's the luck. That's the luck? That's the luck. Okay. What was the last time that something lucky happened to you? Wicked up. Oh my God. Oh my God. Hey, this is morning. That's a blessing, boy. That's a blessing. Like finding 20 bucks or... Oh, you know what? No, Vegas, I want five bucks, the most I've ever won. That's luck. That's luck. First time too. You'll see the bluster. How about you? How about you? What was the last time you got lucky? I actually found like $150 in my pocket the other day and I was down bad. I needed some money. Wow. So I was like, yo, this is... You blessed yourself. It was cash too. And I was like, yes. Good for you. Yeah, it worked out perfectly. Sometimes when I'm like low on funds, I'm like, oh, I really need money right now. Really. And then something will happen. It's like, hey, you want $500? And I was like, oh my God, literally just what I was asking for. It happened. Post it sometime. Oh, post it. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I want to book you for something. And I'm like, oh my God, that's so crazy. And it makes you feel really lucky. There it is. Well, Los Angeles, I hope you get lucky today. And also Los Angeles. Los Angeles. Los Angeles. Los Angeles. Well, Los Angeles, I hope you get lucky today. A little lucky ritual? Like a little. A me a lucky ritual? No, you know what? I just, I just, I just try to do the right thing every single day. And hopefully, you know, the gods bless me. Yeah, they bless me. OK. Yeah, that's it. Stay smart, America. Hello, studios. Look at this, studios house food. Shoot with a J. Shoot it! Play ball! All right. I am fired up and pissed off, you guys. OK, so quick interruption while he's excited. Does anyone else miss the Freddie Freeman intro? Yes. Oh my god, yes. I want to do it so bad. I hate this. You guys, no, you guys will learn to love it. You guys will learn to love the new one. Like it's your stepmom. OK, all right. Moving on. First, Staples 7. Not over it. Why didn't you change it? Because change is good. Change is better. Well, I like what I know. And it turned us up. And we are all happy to hear you talk. No one improved. And now we're just like, what is this? Freddie Freeman has like a legendary grand slam in the World Series. Yeah, he switched it to. This is the reason you don't like this as much yet. It's because, yes, he's new. You guys will learn to love it. He hasn't played one inning for the Dodgers. I'm just early. I'm not wrong. You're giving him a song on the station? Yes, because he's going to be incredible. If he's bad, I'll take the intro. I'll swap it out. How about that? If he blows a save the first time he gets a chance, swap it. I'm looking for the original one. Vala conmigo. That's what it's called. Oh, I got it. Angie and Greg, you can sit this one out. Hold on. Shoot with the J. Shoot it. Play ball. Oh, yes. Oh, what's going on? Hold on. My board is on. OK. Hold on. I do. OK. I do this one. Shoot with the J. Shoot it. Play ball. Oh. Hey, hey, hey. Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. Right? Whatever. Hey, guard it in a great bowl. OK. All right, look. First staple center, now Dodger Stadium. So weird. Oh, man. You taught him right? You have to say it in that song. It's just weird to hear it. Fucking that voice. First Dodger Stadium. Go ahead. There you go. There you go. There you go. OK, now go, go, go. First my intro song. Then staple center. Now Dodger Stadium as we know it will never be the same. Why? Because the Dodgers reportedly reached an agreement with clothing company Uniclo for naming rights to the stadium. All right. So Dodger Stadium, what? No. Wait. Dodger Stadium is now going to be called Uniclo Field at Dodger Stadium for now. And right? So all signage and scoreboards are going to say, you know, Uniclo Field at Dodger Stadium. A lot of people like you, let me, are saying it's not a big deal. No, I didn't say it's not a big deal. I said it's the field. Just wait. So a lot of people are saying it's going to be still be called Dodger Stadium. OK. But this is what we like to call in the industry a soft launch. Don't fall for the misleading. What industry are you in? The industry way right now. Don't fall for the misleading propaganda. Because it's not going to be called Dodger Stadium anymore. All right. It's still going to be called Dodger Stadium. No, just wait. I researched and I read a bunch of US news sites, the same one you read, Letty. And it's like downplaying it, right? Which ones did I read? You read them all. I didn't read any. OK. So look, you didn't read any? Of course I did. I didn't read any. Well, I read a bunch of them and a lot of them are like downplaying it saying, OK, it's still going to be called Dodger Stadium. It's just going to say Uniclo Field, right? Yeah. But then I started researching Asian websites, OK? And I went to one called Chosun Daily. They have a completely different narrative, Letty. They're bigging it up. Was it in English or? Yeah, no, I translated it. Oh, Google. I translated. It was in Korean. I translated it. So they're bigging it up. This is what the headline reads. I bet. Historic Dodger Stadium renamed Uniclo Field, OK? In this article, it says that they pursued this contract because they're spending over 100 million US dollars or approximately 149 billion Korean won. Wow. OK, so this. Yeah, but Uniclo is Japanese. I know, but this is like they're marketing to the Asian, you know, their Asian constituents. So the thing is. So what are the Japanese sites saying? Did you think Uniclo is Korean? No. I like Uniclo. I like Uniclo too. We have Korean players on the team as well. But I'm saying they're bigging it up because they're like, look, you guys, like they're renaming the whole thing. Or maybe things are getting lost in translation like you're losing this. Absolutely not. I'm telling you guys, they're bigging it up. It's easy. They're sending one press release to the Asian, you know, market. They're sending one to the US market. We're going to lose our mind. I kind of feel like they all said the same thing. They didn't. No, they didn't. Because they are saying is going to be called what you call Uniclo field, right? And Uniclo field is the field. Yes, but not one website that I saw in US said that it was going to be renamed Uniclo field in a positive manner. They're saying everything is going to stay the same. They just reached an agreement and now it's going to be called this. This is saying like, yo, this is a big deal. It's not going to be called Dodger Stadium anymore. It's going to be called Uniclo field. And it's just a soft launch. Trust me, you're going to see it. You're going to see it. We love you so much. And we appreciate your contributions. Yeah, but sometimes you've taken it too far, bro. It's going to be called Uniclo field. So that field gets sold, right? Yes. Yeah. The naming rights. Like wasn't it Estrella Jalisco? No. No, that was the that was a sponsor. The beer company. They had they had a sponsorship with them. Okay. He's so agitated. So what did Uniclo buy? Like what is it? The naming rights to the stadium. They actually bought them. According to this one site. The Korean website. Yeah, the Koreans know. And how legit is that website? It's 100%. Oh, just because it's not in English. It's the Korean media takeout, Angie. Oh, yeah. Come on. It's not propaganda. This is written by Kang Woon-suk. All I'm saying is that. What if it's a blog? You're sounding crazy. No, this is real. He sounded really crazy. Trust me. It's because he changed his song. Uniclo field. 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