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The sharp tank, the shark tank, no jumper, sharpest, coolest podcast in the world, and the most humble. Oh, look at that. Appreciate that. Yeah, today I got Flacco with me. How this one happened? It just happened, random, organically. Mm-hmm. We got the lovely [Music] Madison Morgan. Uh, I, I, I love that you came in today, baby. You know, 'cause we can actually sit down, you know, and have a conversation. You had said to me, you know, when you had reached out to me, 'cause you had reached out to me, you said, "Sure, yes, can we, can we do an interview?" Yes, sir. I said, you know, "Well, why do you want to come on my show?" Because see, Flacco, I don't know about you, church, but I like to ask questions. Mm-hmm. I like to ask, you know, an interviewer likes to ask questions. You know, no real, no, baby, no, not just no interview, just a real [ __ ] like to ask questions because, you know, I see that type of [ __ ] a dime a dozen in my life, so that don't really, that don't really move me. Yeah. You understand what I'm saying? Bloody woman. Yeah. It don't really move me. So I had to ask you, why was it that you wanted to come and get on the Shark Tank? And you had told me that you wanted to humanize yourself. That is correct. Humanize. What's that word? And before we dive into you, I, I got to know, Flacco, what's, what's "humanize" mean to you?
I think, okay, so, so like when you have like a character being played, right? You know, you know, she wants for like the Sims out there or the [ __ ] who, you know, like beat their dicks to her, to like kind of see her more so as a human and not just a, you know, a dick-beating tool, right? You think, yeah, for the purpose of this podcast? Yes. That is 100% correct. Okay. Yeah. Good one. Why do, like, why don't you want to be a dick-beating tool? Part of me. Why? Why? Um, okay, so why don't you want to be a dick-beating tool? Like, why is that not a thing you wanna? I love that men jerk off to me. That's, that makes me real happy. That's not an issue at all. It's not an issue at all. Uh, what I was taught by someone much more successful than I was, to humanize myself. So she's up there, she's doing better things than I am. Who am I to disagree with such advice? Who's that? Riley Reid. [Laughter] Did I put you in there? Yeah. Hold up now, bro. Come on. So Riley Reid gave you advice? Okay. So how do you think Riley Reid had, had has humanized herself? Been on podcasts, on mainstream, uh, appearances. And do you think people want to hear Riley talk or suck dick?
Well, I'll tell you what my little brother said. I think Riley Reid's hot. And I was like, "Gross." Like, "I know why you think that." He goes, "No, I've never, I've never seen a report." I go, "Really?" He goes, "Nah, I saw her on another podcast." I won't, you know, stay here. How to respect that [ __ ] of course she's lying. But what he said was, "I like her. She was cool. She was funny." And I like her bangs. She actually had a personality. And he's 19 at the time. So for a 19-year-old to say that, that's saying a lot. Hmm. You think so? I think so. Ain't even grown yet. That's the point. He's still pissing on his nutsack. I mean, I'm not trying to like, yeah, but I, I always say it takes a lot for a 19-year-old to humanize. But Madison, I always say, like, you know, anybody that's got "teen" in their age is still young, and they're still young-minded. So anybody that says that they're 18, 19, until you start to cross that bridge to where, you know, the, the lingo within the number of your, your age changes, I don't want to hear that because it still got "teen" in hell. They could be 19 and still act like they're 13. So, I mean, when, when you say like, "Oh, well, a 19-year-old," you know, said that, that's got to speak volumes. This is still a child to me. That's still pissing on any nuts and don't really understand life just yet. I'll think about that. I mean, you know, and you say this, your brother, right? Yes, sir. Well, you should put him on game and let him know that he's still pissing on his nuts. I do. I showed him, you know, straight up. I showed you. So, you, you say you wanted to come here though. Good kid. I'm sure. Good kid. But, you know, still has a lot of growing to do, naturally. You know, I'm gonna say that, just being a man. You know, I didn't understand it when people that were older than me said that to me, you know, well, I thought I knew it all, but you're still young, you haven't seen it yet. And I didn't believe that until I had to experience that. Young gun, cocky, as we all were. Yeah. I mean, [ __ ] yeah, as we all were. But I think these kids today, in some cases, I think these kids really got [ __ ] [ __ ] up. How so? Yeah. Why? Because, you know, when I was coming up, it was more morals, man. More structure. I don't give a [ __ ] what you did. I don't give a [ __ ] if you sold drugs. And I get it, Flacco. You'll be feeling like everybody that [ __ ] sells drugs or has [ __ ] in inhabited into bad ways, deserve 20 to life. But that's not the [ __ ] case. You know what I'm saying? Like, that's not what it really is, man. Some people had to do what they had to do because they had to [ __ ] do it. Correct. People, people fail to realize that. But as of for you talking to your brother, man, tell your brother, man, [ __ ] man, step up, man, and be a man. But step up and just be a man. You know, he's still a little boy to me. He's got growing to do. So I don't even want to talk about him when you try to say what he talked about for another [ __ ]. I'm just being honest with you. I don't want to, I don't want to worry about it. I don't really want to engage that. I'm really back here to talk to you on the Shark Tank [ __ ]. I got Flacco here. And when I talk to you, your main thing was humanizing yourself. And that's why you wanted to come here. So let's humanize. What do you want to humanize about yourself?
Ah, loaded question. A loaded question. It's gonna open up a lot of doors. That's what we do. You ask a question, and it opens up a ton of doors. Well, I think the first thing I'd like to start off with is, I luckily have a wonderful family. And I think that. Does your family know you do a lot of drugs? Do I do drugs? Yeah, you do drugs. Because I know that you do a lot of drugs. What are drugs? Drugs are banned. I know that you do a lot of drugs. Better [ __ ] just your work. We'll get to that point. I know what you do. Just as narcotics. I know what you've done on your birthday. I've seen a video of you on your birthday. A video? A video of you on your birthday where you had the little baton, a little happy birthday joint on top of your head, and you were sitting there, and you were sitting there ain't about no joints, and you were sitting there just nodding at the table. Oh, I know he gave you that one. Oh. [Laughter] Substances. Your ass wanted to go to the bathroom to go do more to get tooted for your birthday. Coke. Enough hair. And a crack. Ketamine was in the mix. That's crazy. So that story is wildly. Ketamine was in the mouth. Wildly exaggerated. Was it? Yes. Or was it true? Parts of it are true. Parts of it are true. The cat or the mean. [Laughter] I mean, [ __ ] like what you're about to do. Listen, I'll tell you all day long, I like to party. You like to party? I sure do. How far has it gotten you? Um, been fun. It's been fun. It's been fun. Has it been lucrative? Um, I think we're so. No. However, I think those people who work non-stop and they never pause and take a rest and enjoy the success and money that they have to party, wear themselves out, and they sometimes wind up having these crises later in life because they never stopped to enjoy what they worked so hard for. Yeah. Again, brother, me, come on, bro. Like, that's just, come on, bro. That's an excuse. That's an excuse for a lazy [ __ ]. Bro, come on, bro. It's facts. Again, I ain't calling you a lazy [ __ ], but like, that's an excuse for. Ladies and gentlemen, you're a lazy man. Give me that, bro. He ain't calling you one, but he's calling you. Oh, I can't be real lazy. That's no problem. I'll tell you right now. But my, my part is this, you know, I, I've never really seen, and I'm not here to knock you, I'm just trying to. We're humanizing. Sure. So I'm trying to understand, baby, when do you let the drugs go so you can actually start humanizing yourself? Because that's what you want to do. You got to probably let go of the hard narcotics. Yeah. Now, it's easy to be like, "I don't know." Yeah. "I don't know." That don't sound right. You know, but keep in mind, though, I know the exact story you heard. And keep in mind, only I saw it, though. I got to see it. So it's a difference than me just sitting there hearing it from somebody versus. Shut up. Do you want me to pull up the video? Should I pull up the video right here? Pull up that video. I'm just saying. I'll pull up the video right here. Please do not pull up the video. Okay. So we don't need to [ __ ] each other. Please, sir. Please don't. I won't. I won't. As long as you don't [ __ ] me, I'm not gonna pull it up. As long as you just keep it real and say, "Yeah, I did do that. That is where I am [ __ ] up at." We're here to humanize. So the way I can help humanize you, baby, you can't, you can't hold the doors, you can't close the doors on me and lock them, but keep screaming past the door to tell me to come in. It's open. You can't do that. We're gonna humanize. Let's humanize, right? Let's figure it out together. That's what we're here for. Sure. So you were doing these things. That's how I knew because I saw the video. It's not just something that somebody was telling me. I know. I saw it. Your birthday, right? It was your birthday. You read dinner? No, it was not my birthday. It was not around. It all these. I'll at least say that it wasn't around your birthday. It was around my birthday. Okay. So it was for your birthday. We know this. No, it was not for my birthday. It's for a friend's birthday party. It's for a friend's birthday party. Yes. And what narcotics were you on that day? That I mean, ketamine. Okay, now we're getting somewhere. That's it. But now we're getting somewhere. I know it wasn't just here, but I just know that now we're getting somewhere because I want to help humanize, baby. This is how we have to. I have to baptize you. We have to tell all the truth, right? That way we can get to some glory, right? We can get to the promised land together. You know what I'm saying? That's what you were on. You know, I see that you be, um, you have done porn. You've done things like that. You've been in the industry, right? Yes, sir. Haven't had the greatest rapport. Rapport? Yeah. You haven't had the greatest rapport. You haven't had the, you know, um, the greatest name from, you know, other chicks that have been in the industry that have dealt with you, right? It's okay. Don't tell me that's in my face. But no, we're in the Shark Tank, no jumper, but this crazy podcast in the world. This shit's gonna get deep. So we're just, I'm, I'm here. I'm trying to help you out here, mama. You, you hit me. You said, "Sharp, let's humanize this [ __ ]." Okay, let's do it. We have to go through the faults first. Sure. So let's get through the faults so we can get to being a greater and better us. Yes. There have been females that are in the industry say that you don't have the greatest name. Okay. What do you, what's your take on that? What do you think that might consist of? Um, I had something pretty awful happened around Halloween, and since then, I would not strongly disagree with those women. What? I would not disagree. Yeah. What do you think that, uh, definitely let some stuff go? What do you think that there's, um, what do you think you can do to change, you know, the narrative that you feel like people perceive you to be today?
Well, I was watching a documentary on Eddie Murphy. Okay. And I don't know if you remember his scandal. Do you? No. No. Enlighten us. And Eddie Murphy was, as you know, the it boy of, I believe, the '80s. Yeah. He was untouchable. And he's a very, very, very talented, uh, entertainer, very gifted. What happened was, he got caught with a trans woman in his car about 20, 25 years ago. Whoa. Is that true? Yeah. You know, you're gonna get up right now. So he's driving around, I believe it's in like a Corolla or something. Eddie Murphy wouldn't drive like, why would Eddie Murphy drive that [ __ ]? So he's riding around in some car that's not gonna draw attention. And something was off the plate, something was up. So the police pulled him over and they said, "Hey, um, excuse me, sir, who, who, who was this woman in your front seat?" He said, and he, they said, "This looks like this woman does, uh, sex work." And he goes, "I don't know anything." Well, this wasn't a woman. This was a man. Correct. This was a trans woman. Yeah. I was a man. Okay. Trans woman. So trans woman. Yeah. So he is, I mean, you have to understand something, Flacco, where I come from, and I have nothing against. No, I understand. I understand. But, you know, they never told me that it was against the law to, you know, um, people as they were. I don't have a, no problem with you being gay. If you like me, and if that's something that you like to do, I have no problem with that. But if you have something that's down that's an oddity, and not any, I'm gonna just classify you. And that's just my opinion. I don't have to sit there and, you know, there's no hate crime to it. But I just look at things a little bit differently, right? I just refer to anyone of that nature as a transformer. We'll continue. Yeah. Anyways, so they, uh, pull him over. They're like, "Who is this woman sitting in your seat?" He goes, he says, "I'm a good Samaritan. I picked her up to get her right." They're like, "Yeah, we don't trust that [ __ ] for one second." So they took him in, or I don't know if they took him in, sorry, I'm probably wrong on that. But anyways, I don't know if they took him in for questioning or what. But of course, they took, uh, the trans woman out and they were like, "Hey, what was he doing with you?" So I'm not a fan of anybody ratting on anyone. But the man was caught. So she said, they're like, "What was he doing with you in the car?" She said, "He wanted to take me to a hotel room and take photos of me." And well, we can all guess what else he wanted to do. Yeah. So remember, this is 20 years ago. It's Eddie Murphy, [ __ ]. People were just, you know, oh, I can't believe that. And people love to see people's downfall. They love to see people fail. Which is what the last six months have taught me. But anyways, what he did to solve that problem was, he laid low. He took a break. He had plenty of money. He reappeared in Mulan, all the Shrek franchises, and a bunch of kids' movies. Cashed out, went back to his house with his 10 kids, and called it a day. And hardly anybody remembers. See, uh, you didn't know what the scandal was, right? But, but like, what happened on, um, Halloween, I got locked in a car with someone who I was dating. They get locked in the car with somebody who's [ __ ] dating. Y'all must have been locked in together, right? Yes. So we went to EDC, and he was already being like, he wasn't someone I was particularly into. He's just kind of around. I'm like, "Whatever." He's like, "I bought, I actually had this weird feeling, and I'm not into the spirituality aspect of things, but I had this weird feeling like I shouldn't go." But he was like, "Would already blow you the ticket, you should go with me." So I'm like, "Okay, fine, fine." So I go. And, um, we get there, and he, he's a big guy, so he starts like pushing past people. He's like, "I'm like having to run up to catch him and like scream." Like he's just like having a, like this meltdown. And then I lost my card and my ID. And I was like, "Hey, can you just wait here?" Because I knew, I think at this point, this guy was gone. He's not gonna help me. I don't, I don't care. So I was like, "Just, oh." And he was trying to [ __ ] one of my friends on top of that, in front of me. So I was like, "Oh, yeah, you're definitely gone." Why were you mad about that [ __ ]? Y'all. Oh, I don't care about that. I don't care. It's my, it was my friend from high school. But they're both your friends. Mm-hmm. Y'all like, she was fine. She didn't do nothing. Y'all like EDC, y'all getting high, and y'all [ __ ]. Oh, we didn't [ __ ] there. Well, I'm just saying, y'all at EDC, y'all getting high, y'all partying, y'all doing y'all things, right? By my point is though, he was like screaming at me, but he's like, "Oh, I'll wait all day long for her to come back." But he couldn't have given a [ __ ] less if I was 20 feet behind him. And not only that, he's like knocking in front of people who are trying to take photos, like he's just embarrassing the hell out of me. So I'm like, "All right, cool. I gotta, I gotta get out. Like, this guy's getting really weird. He's getting really aggressive. Like, I, I don't like this. I've had worse happen to me before a long time ago, and I know how this [ __ ] goes, and it's not pretty." So EDC, it's about an hour drive away from anywhere near for, uh, the laws of the city. So they can have it all undone throughout the nighttime. It's an hour away at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway, and there's no service. So I knew some people there, and I'm like trying to text him like, "Oh, can you please help me? Like, I need to get away from this guy." There's no service. I'm unable to get help. It's hours of him screaming at me, calling me every, every horrible name of the book about what, uh, what a [ __ ] I am, what a miserable [ __ ] I am, about how I'm ruining his life, how he, and we were, we were nothing serious, by the way. We'd been casually seeing each other for five months, and he's an industry guy, so I, I know the deal. It's like, I've never gotten in his way. I was like, "Do you like, have fun?" Yeah. So he's like, "You're controlling." I'm like, "Controlling? Like, you post drawing, you know, other chicks all the time. I don't comment." Nor am I a believer in Rocky. But he just, like, I honestly blocked out some of the obscenities he said because he just ran out of him. But anything horrible he could say to me, he kept screaming and screaming and screaming here for hours, and I'm trying my best to get away. But keep in mind, I lost my card and I lost my ID. So my phone, at least, was fully charged, and I was like, "All right, at least I have that lifeline." So we get to the cab station, it's freezing because they had it done in October due to COVID, and I'm, you know, half [ __ ] naked. And he does the thing too, where he's like, kind of going back and forth, like every, like once an hour, he'll say something nice, like, "Oh, like, dude, what do you want to do? Do you want to get a ride? Do you want to do this?" Blah, blah. And finally, I'm like, and I, and none of my friends are replying. I'm like, "[ __ ], I am stuck with." Why are you mad? Why do you, why the [ __ ] do you think it's cool to hang with people like, and I hate to even say this because I hate hearing stories like this, right? Like, somebody like nobody like that. The lights are on, but nobody's home. Like, even dealing with somebody like that, and even considering that being even your own. Hearing somebody, "Oh, well, you know, you can't even find the [ __ ]. He's somewhere moving. He's high. You're high too. High [ __ ]. Can't do nothing together. What y'all doing? Y'all might as well win just got a room, [ __ ], and box yourselves in the [ __ ]. What are you doing at that point?" I'm just trying to figure it out. Like, I get people want to have fun and do [ __ ] like that, right? But look, you, even to hear you say, um, how old are you? 28 years old. 28 years old. When them was gonna turn into you know the answer to him. Would you let me finish my story, please? Damn. But I'm trying to really figure it out because the story is taking us nowhere. But the story's taking us nowhere. Okay. It's taking us nowhere. Continue. But it's taking us nowhere. All right. We can skip it. No, keep telling it. Right here. Right. So like she, okay, so like what the story is about is she's gonna tell us why like the women in the industry. I'm gonna tell you why I got locked in a car. Well, you're taking a lot of time up talking about how you [ __ ] got locked into four doors, okay? Come on. I know how EDC works, okay? Skip that part of the story. How the [ __ ] you get locked in there? Give us the meat and potatoes of the situation, okay? So no card, no ID. It's freezing. No ID. It's freezing. I don't know what to do. But my plan was to give 100 bucks at this point because I had no right home. I said to myself, I said, "Once I get service, I'm gonna let him keep the money and I'm gonna get out of this car." So as soon as I get in the car, he told me, "[ __ ], you're going nowhere. You'll go over the [ __ ]. I tell you like I'm gonna tell you what to do. I'm gonna do this." This is someone who had never acted this way before in their life. If you meet him, he just seems like real mellow, real whatever. But, um, but yeah, screamed at me for over an hour in the car about a long day. I'd known him five months. How do you know he's never acted like that in his life? Then, oh, he's acted like that in his life. I did some research. I'm just saying, five months. That's, that's what I'm trying to get to. Like, five months. How the [ __ ] do you know what he's done? You don't know. You're just getting to know him. You're at the five-month marker to where the true him's probably about to come. Well, naturally, yes. So I had to beg, plead, scream, hyperventilate, do it because at that point, I'm like, "I don't know if he's gonna kill me. I don't know if he's gonna do this." Like, I guess he was so out of control. I'm like, "I don't know what this man is gonna do, but it looks like he's gonna hurt me." So he finally, finally drops me off. And my girl, so I call my girlfriend, I'm like, "Hey, I need help. I can't go back to my house. He knows where I live. Can I please come to your home? I, like, I just need to be around somebody." And then she remembers this part of him screaming at me on top of the phone, trying to get me back in the car, wouldn't let me go. Start partying too much and, uh, tarnish my name a little bit after that. Wait, so you started partying and tarnished your name due to that situation or several other things? But that was the main one. Yeah. You're bullshitting. That's a drag. That's a drag. Don't you. Okay. Me neither. Okay. No, 'cause that's some [ __ ] 'cause you and I both know you've grown as [ __ ]. You and I both know you put yourself in them positions. It wasn't just him. You put yourself in that predicament because you already probably knew what you was dealing with. You're not dumb. You're not dumb. I don't heard you talk other places, so you, you're not stupid. You put yourself in that predicament. So to sit here and be like, "Well, I don't know how I could." You never even talked about how you really got in. You only talk about how you got out. The reason I got in it is because I had lost my card and my ID. You lost your card and your ID, and I was unable to reach anyone else. Hey, man, [ __ ]. If you got it, all you got to do is just hop in the cab, man, to go back to your room. You ain't got nothing going on. Your ID and your man. Come on now. I know EDC. And you didn't just go by yourself neither. You went with multiple people. You just went with just one other person. No, you went with multiple people because that's how that party, right? That's how that part. And they left. And they left you. These were your friends. Listen, he's your friends, sir. You ain't talking to the police. No [ __ ]. Ain't no interrupting nothing. I'm just trying to figure it out. You called me. You called me. So I'm trying to figure out where can we humanize you at? Because you have to really get past the [ __ ] that you really own. You haven't blamed yourself, not a piece of it. It's what you put. You say, "Oh, well, you know, I get, I did this." No [ __ ]. That all of it was your fault. You know anything I ever fixed? Oh, I'll give you an example. I'll give you an example. Okay. Look at me. Don't roll your eyes. Wayne, come on. I ain't the teacher. You ain't in class. You gotta roll your [ __ ] eyes. This is my best attempt to be patient. To be patient for what? Towards you. Why? We're here. It's real. We in the field. Why not? I want to hear your insight to it, but I also want to hear you blame yourself for it because I've had to blame myself. All the real ones. Don't want you to say nothing, but just look at me. Just look at me. All the real ones didn't have to go through it, man, of blaming themselves because, guess what? You go through that same turmoil again and again and again. You might not know it. I can't be your therapist, baby, because you ain't gonna pay enough. But what I can tell you is, it is your fault. It's gonna be my fault if anything happens to me or anybody else. Learn that. Learn that for you. You can't keep blaming other people because, guess what? When you do, do it. Don't do that. 'Cause I'm watching you. When, when you continue to keep doing that, you'll keep going through the same cycle because you don't blame yourself. Putting yourself in [ __ ] up predicaments, even getting high. But I guess getting high to you, hun, you think that's just the best predicament to put yourself into? Of course, it's gonna go haywire. Some, nobody's in their, in their right mind. And nobody has your best interest. I'm being honest with you. Nobody has your best interest, but you know that. You just like to play. I can see it in your face, mama. I can smell it. I've been around it for a long time, so I know when a [ __ ] kind of, you know, for real. And if it's just kind of [ __ ] and just kind of going through it, like, yeah, okay. Keep giving it to me. Yeah. Keep stocking it. Timmy. Of course. Whenever you're done. Are you done? Are you done? I know if you really want some insight. I'm trying to help you. I want you. You came here for a reason, so I want to help. I don't want to slander. I don't want to bash. I'm trying to figure out when do you blame yourself for it? Because you have to at some point. That's my game for you. I'm talking about really blame yourself to look at it like, "Well, damn, if I probably wouldn't have went with this man." Yeah. "I'm not gonna [ __ ] with him no more." Well, sir, you haven't also given me a chance to answer your question. I've been sitting back the entire time, just listening. I can only go so long to where I got to pick up the pace so it's not dull, okay? Just saying, okay, while I'm waiting for you to ask the question, you are the interviewer. Interviewer, when do you start to blame yourself? Should have picked better company. Better company? Yes. Yeah. Can always blame the company because you keep choosing the company. Yes. You, you keep choosing the company. So you can't always blame them. You invited them in. You opened the door. As I did. Okay. Then. So why even try to keep looking at me like I'm telling you something dumb? Or you keep trying to sit there and put your eyes down and try to do all this little weird [ __ ]? Nemo. What's wrong with you? Nemo. That's you. Remind me of a little fish. I like Finding Nemo. A little fish. I like Finding Nemo. I'm just being honest, dude. No, I see you. You remind me of a little fish. That's why I called you there. You're a little fish, but you want to be in a big pond, baby. And maybe you're not ready for that just yet. You might look. The realest game I can give you, reevaluate yourself. Sometimes I've had to do it, mama. Even if it breaks you down. It's broken me down. You ain't nothing different. You ain't nobody different. And what makes you think I haven't done the same? Because you sitting right here looking at me in my [ __ ] face, bullshitting me. I see it in your face. You got a shitty ass way about you. You like to just kind of like mosey along, you know what I'm saying? And think that shit's gonna work for you because everybody got the wall pulled over the eyes. See, you try to sit there and you try to do hoodwinks to people. You try to hoodwink them. Oh, well, you know, let me tell them what I would, what I think they want to hear. Of course, let me tell them what I think they want to hear, and maybe they'll accept it. And if they don't accept it, it'll make them look weird. No, you look weird already because you haven't accepted the fact that you [ __ ] up. Officially, professionally, and mentally, you have [ __ ] up in your choices. So when you can start accepting that, I promise you, mama, you will start to grow. You won't stay down forever. You will not stay down forever. And it won't matter what anybody says at that point because, guess what? You have outgrew them at that point. So who's gonna [ __ ] with you at that point? It's levels to this [ __ ]. Get off level one, and maybe you can get to level two. Get off and trying to always look to blame the next person. I used to be like that for a long time to think it was cool to blame the next person because I'm dealing with them in certain situations. But then I had to start really like looking at it like, "Damn, when do I start blaming myself for real?" As much as it [ __ ] with me because I was very prideful. I get it. You're very prideful. You want to blame the next person. I get it. I've been there. It feels like so if I say so. No, I know. So, okay. I see it in your eyes. I've looked like that before, okay? Just trying to get through it. Okay. She's not really receptive, man. Like, not at all. No, like at all. Not at all. And I'm really trying to like give the game to it like, "Hey, I just want to see you like, you got to start to like, we got to do it for us first." Of course, to make it. But you want to be a maggot about it. Okay. That'd be the problem. Oh, man. Wait for it. Of course. We will respectfully not waste any more of your time because I feel like we're weights. We're probably wasting your time at this point. Correct. However, you feel, right? Go ahead and ask a question. If you're 28 years old, right? Yeah. Probably broke and not doing well, feeling like with a [ __ ] name. Why not be receptive to a man who females come to pay for some game right back for some game? And you're getting like an hour of this man's time to just have enough games. Not broke. Thank you. I'm like, "Come on, bro." Like, you're broke, baby. You walked up the block. You were hot. Yeah, brother. You're broke. So what the Uber would have stayed with you? He didn't stay with you. He left you. We no longer. I'm gonna tell you this. We no longer wish to speak to you. And I'm gonna tell you this, baby. Hey, it's not a problem at all. We love you, baby, and we wish you the best. The Shark Tank, no jumper, sharpest, coolest podcast in the world. And we better keep these maggots up off the stage. We love you, baby. Be safe. Church, put your maggot ass on.