Fame. He'd like to be walked on a leash and play really dirty,
kinky sex games. He's the guy put the cock in the Peacock network.
Okay, bitch o listen to the Free Birds. Hey, everybody a J.
Benzi here with fame as a bitch. This is your free show for
October two, twenty twenty three. And there you are. There. You
are wanting some gossip. A very cute. Let me get right into the
gossip today. So you guys feel loved, still doing the free You're still
rocking the free. Have you come over to Patreon? You should. A
lot of things happened this week, especially Tupacs, you Coors m authorities think
they've locked up the man responsible for Tupacs, your Coors murder. I'm gonna
get into that later in this show, but I want you to know that
they don't. I have all the parts figured out with this murder, and
a guy like me who knew Tupac and did extensive research with many people in
the crips, in the bloods, and all sorts of people in the record
industry, they call me. They come to me Source magazine, Vibe magazine,
authors who are writing books on Tupac have come to me to get the
skinny, and I've given it to them. But you guys need to go
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ball of knowledge about what happened to Tupac Shakor and who were the shooters that
killed that legend way back in nineteen ninety seven. Cocks think they got everything
with Keyfi d Kyfe d Well. I'll get to them later on, but
just know there are many parts of a hit. There are many parts of
a murder, especially if it's gang related MAFI related, isn't. It isn't
just who pulls the trigger. There's as many as fifteen twenty people guilty for
conspiring to commit that act. I know a lot of these people who work
that way in their lives, whether they were the shot caller, the actual
shooter, the person driving the crash car, the person driving the car where
the weapons went after the deed was done, the person driving the car to
distract cops from hitting the fire hydrant. There's all sorts of ship that goes
on, but I'll get into that at the end of the show to a
degree. But to really know the goddamn skinny of it all. To know
how the all the machinations worked within a hit or a rubout or whack.
Go to patreon dot com. Slash fame is a bitch. I know everybody.
I've known everybody that's done everything when it comes to a hit. They're
my friends, and they tell me everything. You know, I've been wasted.
I'm not wasting. I've been spending a lot of time last couple of
nights watching the Apple TV series about Superman, Cindy Crawford, Linda Evangelista,
Christy Turlington, and Naomi Campbell. And of course I love it because the
birth of the supermodels was the birth of my gossip career. We kind of
all grew up together. I had those girls on my wall at the Daily
News office. I made no bones about loving them, and just being so
infatuated with supermodels and the whole modeling world, and being front row at Fashion
Week, front row at the Victoria's Secret show Man. I loved all of
it. I just the birth of the supermodel. That Janice Dickinson in the
eighties was a supermodel, but that term wasn't used back then. It began
to be used in the nineties, and then the George George the boy Boy
was just wrong with me. The video for Freedom George Michael, that really
exploded, and they showed those supermodels and I think also Tatiana Petitz she was
in that as well. It exploded. My walls at the Daily News were
covered with posters from Elite and Wilhelmina and four three of the biggest modeling agencies,
and there was just composites on my wall. I mean, back in
nineteen ninety two, I was crazy for Podma Lakshmi. You guys probably started
seeing her ten years ago on TV with these cooking channel shows, and she's
at the Indian Chick Who's gorgeous. She dated Solomon Rushdie and Podma I had
on my wall in nineteen ninety two when she was a kid goes back dad
for a lot of them, and people thought I was insane, But I
just love I love beauty. I love beauty. So when I was first
in New York City and running around the city for my stories and my reputation,
I remember being outside a place called Lucky Strike down on I want to
say Grand Street, the coroner of Grant and West Broadway. Maybe it's been
years, but it was when people smoked in restaurants and smoking clubs and lounges,
and all you could see in the window a lucky strike was just cigarette
smoke, just like right above the right below the ceiling, just enveloping everyone
there. And then I looked and I saw Cindy Crawford. No, no,
I saw Linda Evangelist, Christy Turlington, and Naomi Campbell. Cindy was
more sedate. Cindy stayed home. Cindy, after all, was a valedictorian
at her high school in Illinois to Calb Illinois. She wasn't like the other
chicks. You know what I mean was it had a background and dancing.
Christy was just a beautiful girl in northern California that was discovered along with my
ex girlfriend, Carra Young. They were together, they lived in the same
town. They took the bus to ghost seats and auditions and crazy. And
Linda was this Italian girl who was very awkward in school and then she began
to be a model and trotted out somebody Spottler and she's look blowkward. But
one photographer said I want her. I'm going to use her for this campaign,
and he did and her career blew up. So Linda Christie and they
know me what called a trinity. In New York City. If they went
to a nightclub or a restaurant, your place was made. The next year,
you'd have lines around the block with the off chance of seeing those three
beauties. So I'm watching this show on Apple plus Apple TV. It's interesting,
it really is. It shows you the inside of these girls. I
mean a lot of you don't know. There's a part of my history with
Cindy Crawford what she calls me, that evil person, you know, it's
the whole thing. Actually, I'll read you to something right now that will
make some sense about who I was back in the day. And when I
left the Daily News on I was pushed to leave. What exactly I thought?
I want to read these to you. It's my last column that I
ever wrote back in nineteen ninety seven. Most journalists or news personalities don't get
a chance to do their last column or their last newscast for fear that you'll
say something bad against the company you work for. I begged Pete Hamill,
my editor in chief and my idol, let me have one more column,
and he let me do it. So I really voted him for that because
I got to say exactly what I felt. I'll read this to you real
quick and we'll get back into the supermodel tango. So I'm gonna read this
to you. It was published on March thirty, nineteen ninety seven, right
before Easter, okay, and I wrote an article called Don't Cry for Me
Wilhelmina, actually a takeoff on Don't Cry for Me Argentina. I wrote Willemina
because I was always known as the guy who couldn't get enough of supermodels,
and Wilhelmina was a big modeling agency. In fact, I dated the owner's
daughter, Jesus Christ. What a long tangled web I weave. But anyhow,
I wrote that by the time you read this, I will be gone.
I always wanted to say that. Maybe you didn't hear but me in
the daily News ain't married anymore. The divorces amicable, mind you. I
get to build on the successes this column generated from me, and they get
to fill the space I leave behind. It's okay, I'll be fine.
It's a lot like the way the end of my first marriage went. I
still loved my life, but I was always turning my head. For a
good four years, maybe even five or six or seven, I didn't write
the conventional sort of gossip column. I always aim to report the truth,
but tried to spice it up with a little humor and attitude. It was
about stone cold honesty and the rubbery face of hypocrisy. Some of you got
behind it, some of you didn't. In time, I kind of liked
reporting on my fun more than anything else. I was living a life and
compiling memories that competed with the people I was reporting on. Do you know
how many times me and my boys Rocco Chico, Johnny Boy, Frankie Giant
would turn to each other and say, how are we gonna top tonight?
How are we gonna talk tonight? And then we go out the next night
and top it. I'd be a liar if I said this approach won me
the respect of all my colleagues. But I'm a guy who'd rather change his
addressed than his style. Here we go, this is what happens, this
is what happened to me, and how I began to extricate myself from gossip.
I'd be a liar if I said this approach won me the respect of
my colleagues. But I'm a guy who'd rather change his address than his style.
And here we go. The thing is, one night, it suddenly
didn't seem right to eavesdrop on Jack Nicholson. I wanted to make him laugh
in his limousine. Didn't seem right to corner Warren Batty. I wanted to
talk girls with him. Didn't seem right. To get dirt on Robert Evans.
I wanted to sleep and his infamous bed. Didn't seem right to degrade
you Hefner's marriage. I wanted to swim in his grotto. Didn't seem right.
Inquiring on Frank Sinatra's health. I liked running around with his daughter Nancy.
I didn't like snooping on John Kennedy Jr. I'd rather toss of football
with him in Central Park. And finally, it didn't seem right spying on
Mel Gibson's personal life. I liked sharing screen time with that guy. So
little by little, I'm being pulled away from being a responsible journalist, and
I'm flirting with fame. In the end, I grew tired of walking into
a room and having to decide which half of the room like me, and
which half was only pretending to like me because of my job. And believe
me, I figured it out. So you're gonna all stop fronting. What's
more, I resented sitting across a table from Robert de Niro and having him
think of me as a man he should fear. I hate that Sean Penn
won't look me in the eye, that here we go, Christy Turlington thinks
Aliker, and that Cindy Crawford months referred to me on TV as that evil
person. Frankly, and listen to this. This is twenty twenty years twenty
six years ago, twenty six I'm still saying the same thing, but I
started saying it twenty six years ago. Frankly, the gossip industry has been
diluted with too many people who think they have a hook into every rumor out
there, and they don't. It makes those of us who do, those
of us who work hard at making contacts and honing our intuition, seem like
vicious hacks. And really, who's kid knew? You guys know I have
Hollywood on my mind, and my gossip credentials don't get me past the gates
at Paramount Pictures any easier. The bottom line is I wish too hard for
something, and I got it. I penetrated a group most gossip columnists cannot.
I got beyond the velvet ropes. I didn't need the special ticket,
and they always had a table waiting for me. I did the things,
I became the item. On the way out, I want some of you
to know a few things about me. I kept more secrets than I revealed.
I protected more of you than I could have hurt. And I threw
a lot more left jabs than right hooks. And yeah, my conscience kept
me up at night. Thanks to your phone calls, letters, death threats
and back room beatings. I learned a lot about myself along the way.
You helped shape me, and that helped me shape the column. And here's
a little irony for you on the way out. It was my editor in
chief, Pete Hamill's short stories published in the Sunday Daily News some twenty years
ago that motivated me to become a writer in the first place. Our parting
is just another form of him motivating me to move on with my dreams.
In a sense, and pardon the pun, I'm leaving the News for Pete's
sake, So Downtown dies and my resurrection begins on Easter Sunday. Downtown was
the name of my column that ran once a week. The daily column was
called Hot Copy. Downtown was about me and my exploits. But I wanted
you to hear that because as I'm watching this show with Cindy nail me and
you know, Cindy Crawftt didn't like me back then because she was in love
with Randy Gerber, her now current husband, but she left him for Richard
Gear And if you're Randy Gerbert, what can you do? Richard Gears a
big movies thought Randy Garber was basically nothing back then. Cindy left him for
Richard gear. It's a story, big romance. They used I think tinfoil
as rings back then on a getaway, and it hurt Randy Garber. In
fact, I put a picture of him up on my wall because I called
him to Saint Randy, the guy who waits for the perfect girl, who
wouldn't wait for Cindy to have her dallian to the movie star and come back.
But before the world knew she went back to Randy. I knew because
I used to follow Cindy. I had Linkling. I had a spider sense
that she was, you know, kind of cutting things off with Richard gear
I went and see her one night. I knew she was going to show
but a restaurant called Nino's on the Upper east Side First Avenue. One of
my publishers told me she's gonna be here tonight to see Regis Philbin and his
wife Joy. So I went there ahead of time. I grabbed a photographer
from the Daily News, Johnny Rokea. I said, stay outside, bro,
she's coming. Take a picture of us in the way out, a
picture of her on the way out. I heard she's not wearing a ring.
And I watched her walk in. It's in my first book, Fame
Ain't in a Bitch. And I watched her walk in and there was no
ring on her left hand, and I said, holy shit, I could
ask her if she's still married. I could look at her hand and ask
her, or just make a facial, just make a face where I could
shrug my shoulders, like where's the ring. And she looked at me dead
in the eye because she knew what I was coming for. And she got
real close to me and said, please don't ask me anything, and I
wrote my book that her breath smelled like lavender, and I was just blown
away, transfixed. I never got the sorry. I didn't talk to her.
I left, and the photographer, Johnny, said what happened? I
said, maybe I'm losing it, but I can't ask her. Oh man,
I'm sitting down there for the picture. I know, Johnny. I'm
sorry, but she's in there with no ring on her finger, so when
she comes out and you can still grab it. Anyhow, I kept following
her. One night she went to a Saturday Night Live after party. I
metronome this place on Park ev and get downtown. I followed her, and
I watched her fake hailing a cab, and then she went on the other
side of the street when nobody was and walked down a half a block and
a car pulls up to pick her up, and it's Randy Garber. And
I saw her and him, and they looked at me, and I nodded
in my head, like I get it. I never wrote about it.
I let her have her privacy, but I knew that she was, you
know, moving on from Richard Gear. I did mention it on my e
TV show, The Gossip Show, and that's why Cindy said, I'm an
evil person. I could have been much worse. Christy Turlington owes me a
lot. Well. Ed Burns owes me a lot. The actor. We
used to live in the same building in the West Village and and I was
dating the model Carra Young, who's very friendly with Christy, and Na owed
me el your name and all the girls. Linda, she grew up with
Christy, so they're best friends. So one night car I said to me,
you know, Christy thinks Ed Burns is cute. Ed Burns was just
making his bones in some movies. He did The Brothers McMullen, an independent
movie that got a lot of attention, and he looked at my building with
his girlfriend, Maxine Bonds. And I got that information from car. So
one night he's walking his dogs, I'm walking my three Yorkies. And we
used to walk our dogs together, me and Ed. And he has that
voice way up here. You know that talks high. Not I thought you
talk so high. When he made the movie with Robert de Niro with a
cop movie, it was so bad they had to do the whole Ed Burns
had to loop his lines again in a lower voice. Was a disaster,
disaster. Denniro said, we can't do this. He sounds I guess I'm
fucking Helium. Bring it down. They relooped every line it Burns did in
the looping room, like that's horrifying. Anyhow, I forgot the name of
the movie, but just look at bed Burns and Robertson Hero a terrible movie.
We're taking a walk and I said, I gotta tell you, some
somebody beautiful really likes you. Yeah, I said, yeah, my girlfriend
car youngest, Yeah, I wore she is. Oh yeah, I said,
Look, she said that her girlfriend, Christie Charling, didn't really think
she shoot Christie Charlington. Yeah, the fucking supermodel. I know she is.
She thinks she huote man, really and I can see the wheels turning
in his head. Ed was a player. Ed was around town. You
know, he was definitely ensconcing himself in shell business New York with his scripts
and screenplays and what have you. And all right, he put himself in
the right spot to meet Christy. They met, they had dinner, and
they've been married and have children. It's been many, many years. He
knows. He owes me for that. And they all Campbell's stories. I
used to nail her in my column because I thought that when she was dating
one of the guys from You two, I hated it. She was dating
Robert DeNiro. I left Robert DeNiro for the guy in You two. She
was dating Adam Clayton for a year ninety two ninety three, and he made
it very public. He wanted a date with her, and she went ahead,
and you know, made his life by dating him, and Adam Clayton
was never happier. There's a big story that Adam Clayton is very He's very
fine when it comes to what's in his pants. Put it that way.
So Naomi's dating DeNiro, Adam Clayton makes a play for her, and she
goes with Adam Clayton. DeNiro finds out they're in France, I think in
Paris, and DeNiro flies there with an engagement ring to show her how much
he loves her. But when he gets to the hotel they're at, or
wherever they're staying, Adam Clayton answered the door naked, and the nero looked
at his monster. He pivoted, turned away and went back to America.
Maybe he slept in Paris one night, but he went back but Naomi I
wrote about those stories. She couldn't stand that I knew about those stories.
She had a great source, and unfortunately her source was the publicist she paid
to protect her. This publicist is very good with me. We we dated
now and then, and she gave me everything. She's now married to Kyle
McLaughlin. But Desiree was a great publicist who knew how to play the game.
So they only didn't like me. One night, years after New York,
I'm living in lam at the restaurant. Ago after Ago, we all
went back to Richard Perry's house. Richard Perry's a big music producer, Rod
Stewart, Point assists, you name, and he produced so many big hits
you have no idea. Every time you went back to Richard Perry's house.
He had a beautiful home of Sunset above Sunset Bivard, beautiful views, and
this room downstairs was a jukebox featuring all the music from the recording artist he
represented and worked with. It was a great jukebox. And the pictures over
the walls of him and the movie stars, and everybody brought their own cocaine,
Richard I coke, and it was just a crazy fucking who's smoked weed?
Who did this? And I went back to his house one night.
What she'd always invite us, me and Gumpel and other people and ranging out,
I'd throw my blow on the table and Naomi's in the room and she
sees this. At this point she knows I dated cars, so she kind
of must think, well, he must have something redeemable about him. And
she comes up to me, H, y, Naomi, what's up?
What should I call you? Owe me? That's what your friends call you?
Yeah? Can I call you owe me? Yes? Of course you
can call me ow me. She pulls you right in. She knows exactly
what the fuck to do. She's a gangster. When it comes to that,
that's too much for you to do, Ja, I think, all
I should do something you do? Yeah, but I don't want to see
you get hurt, doll, Right, how do you go first? And
that's how we had a little friendship there. Every time I've seen her since
then, we give a wink in an odd because we had that naughty,
naughty moment. But well, that's a long way of saying. Watch the
Apple TV show about the supermodels. It's really interesting and intriguing, Christy Turlington.
I'm sorry on Linda Evangelista does not look the same. She went through
some health issues. Her face is still beautiful, but she she beefed up
and there was a time where many photographers who worked with her in her prime
did not know who she was. That's how big she got for whatever.
I think, some immune issues, whatever. So she wears some big clothes
to kind of hide it because the other three still look out standing, and
but she's still beautiful in the way she speaks is funny. It's good stuff.
Watch it. Let's talk about Maurite Ceo Umanski, this guy, you
know, Kyle Richard's husband for the Real Housewifs. Don't tune out, guys.
Some guys tell me, yeah, I tuned down when you start talking
about the Real Housewich. It's not so much about the Real Housewives. It's
about marriage and general and relationships in general. So hang on, don't split
you guys split to write me notes during the show. You split because I
mentioned a name. Just hang on, Let's see what it's about. Ritzio
Yumansky is now wanting to make it clear that he and his estranged wife,
Kyle Richards, are separated. Last week, he promised. Now now we're
not separate, it's all fine. We're never thing the same roof. Everything's
great. I know he was full of ship back then, but he said,
Look, we're human beings, Okay, we have emotions, we have
feelings where we're going through a really hard time. I get it. We're
currently separated. We're not talking about divorce, and we're trying to deal with
this stuff internally with ourselves privately. Bullshit, you're talking about divorce. You
can't. Once you do the separation thing, divorce comes up. So I
know that's a bullshit line. I'm going through this now. He's been confusing
fans, even confusing his ex wife or wife Kyle, because he's been insisting
on a recent episode of this podcast called Red Mike, that he and Kyle
were not separated, and he explained that he only meant to say that divorce
is not up for discussion at this point. It is. It always is,
it always is. They've been married since nineteen ninety six, twenty six
years together and change. But things have been tough one in the past year.
But we're not ready to throw in the towel, he said. Now
they share some kids, the daughter is twenty seven years old, Alexia Sophia's
twenty three Porsches fifteen. You know, he says that the wife didn't cheat
on him with this country singer Morgan Wade. I beg to differ. I
could see body language. But whatever he says. Ah, there's no doubt
in my mind that Kyle has not slept or cheated with Morgan Wade. They're
really great friends. They're filming stuff together, they're doing stuff together. They're
not in a relationship. Marzio, Ma, what are you doing? Of
course they are bro you know, they're out there in Paris. Kyle's pseudo
directing the documentary on Oh, she has a lot of experiences directing documentaries.
Whatever the fuck. Of course they're banging. Of course they're banging bony parts
together. Of course there's scissor sisters. But he thinks there's absolutely no chance
she slept with Morgan Way. They're just great friends. Wrong, dude,
wrong. He did say being on Dancing with the Songs has been very therapeutic
for him while they figure out their future. It's been amazing. It's made
me feel like a kid. I feel like I'm fifteen. I'm having the
time in my life. Well, don't feel fifteen, because fifteen year olds
don't know shit about women. Okay, you gotta go get laid, Maritio,
you gotta go get laid. These two stopped having sex a long time
ago, maybe after the last kid, because you know, I don't know
Kyle having carpet appeal. That doesn't come up with somebody in one day.
When a girl has carpet appeal. You know what I mean by that pillow
biding appeal. It's not something that happens in an afternoon. It's something that's
im brewing for a while. And this poor guy can't keep up, can't
keep up. He does not stay on the script. There's a script here,
Okay, Real Housewives. There's a show dependent upon drama. So this
is a script that you gotta follow Morerizio, You guys get paid a lot
of money for that fucking show. But if I was his buddy, I'd
be like, please date somebody, anyone. Just go out show your strength.
And meanwhile, they still want their privacy. Here's an idea, guys,
here's an interesting approach to maintaining privacy, and it involves not talking about
yourself constantly. Okay, don't post things incessantly on social media. Don't put
yourself on every piece of media you can get your hands on. Try that
for a while. I know they have this bond. Of course, after
twenty plus years, you're best friends. I get it. I'm great friends
with my wife Lola, I know. But you know, look, he's
pushing a reality show. She's pretending to be a actor. Just it's a
bunch of lies. So but this is how fame envelops people. This is
how a little bit of fame gets to be, gets to be an ember
that turns into an inferno, and you find yourself inside the forge of the
white hot flames of fame. There's an irrit there is an irresistibility about about
it, like a moth to a flame. They know it could burn them,
but still they go. But imagine being jilted for the troll that Kyle
is scissor kicking with. It's a it's got to be a blow to a
man's ego. When Luke Diamond Phillips wife left him for Melissa Ethridge many years
ago, I wrote about it a lot in my column. I think I
broke the story. Actually I'm not sure. I don't remember, but either
way. I know. Melissa Etheridge called me up upset that I once asked
in an article, will Melissa Etherridge make a great father? She didn't like
that. Clearly she was the more macho one in the relationship. Lu Diamond's
wife was more feminine. About a month later, I'm eating at the table
at some I don't know, some charity thing. I'm with Luke Diamond Phillips.
At my table, I'm at Jesus Christ. But that's how publicists know
how to make their money, because they knew that he and I would have
a talk and it would end up in my column, and then their venue
they represent would be in the column represented in the column mentioned in the papers.
That's how the game is played. A matter of fact, I remember
one time Ronald Goldman and his wife, you know oj OJ's murder. Her
parents were there, I mean, Ronald Goldman's parents were there, and this
publicist calls me, you want to go see Rent tonight? I said,
no, I've seen it a few times. I love it, but I've
a j go tonight. Why I got tickets behind Ronald Goldman's father and mother.
Oh God, I told them this day because we gotta go. It's
the biggest story in the world. We gotta go and talk to them.
I go there and there they are, right in front of us, right
in front of us. I couldn't ask a question. I said, Linda,
I can't do it. I can't, you know. She goes,
I understand, And you know what, you showed me a lot tonight.
You show me you got compassion. I wanted to see what you do,
so let's get out of here and grab some dinner at Patties. But you
already showed me that you're not that kind of person. And that made me
feel really good. But I just couldn't lean over and ask him a question.
I felt awful. I used to get great tickets to every fucking show,
every premiere. I remember I asked ones to get tickets to the premiere
of Beauty and the Beast because I was dating this model, or trying to
date this model, Tasha Divas Venezuelos, Portuguese and South Africa. I told
you about her, the one who was going to go to I went to
Paris to break up her wedding to Prince Albert. It's in my book,
but I told him I'm gonna go to Beauty and the beasts. Why I
said, it's about you and I. You're the beauty and the beast.
She hugged and kissed me. Oh, no, Pope, if she's not
true, is it is? Oh? I love those days? It were
crazy? But where was that Mauritzio and Kyle? Someone gorgeous and younger is
going to sweep in there, Kyle while you're playing footsie with that fucking lesbian
singer. Marizio is attractive, he's successful, and you're annoying. Okay,
you're pretty, but you're annoying. And something tells me he's already you know,
he's already done that. And they're keeping a lid on it for some
reason. But as for Kyle, look, a person has only so much
energy, physical and emotional to expend in a day. Does she want it?
Does she want to spend it with a tattooed, thuggish looking woman or
her husband? Does he want to be a kid again or a husband?
There's a big questions they have to ask. But when I see him,
I think of the horns. I think of Corluto, you know, but
Corluto is an Italian. You know. Italians love a good hand gesture.
We speak with our hands as much as we do with our words or our
mouth right, and we can express a whole bunch of human emotions with our
hands. Some gestures that use more often, but one we hold the pine
corn hand or the finger finger purse gesture. That's when you put your thumb
in sad all your four things, and you put it up like, hey,
oh, what do you want from me? You know you've seen that.
You've seen people use their two things, their index in the middle thing
at a restaurant and they move it up toward their mouth. They asked for
spaghetti or a menu. But there's one thing we use with the pinky and
the index finger that means cornuta. It's the evil eye. We'll use that
against the evil eye. It's called the horns. Cornuto is the horns,
and it's used for a lot of things. You know, you've seen knick
knacks, you've seen key rings with the horns. I know, when you
put them down, it's a lucky symbol. When you put them up,
it's a different thing that means someone's cheating on this guy. You see pictures
of people who put the horns up, the index in the pinky behind a
guy in the picture that means he's a cuckold. That means his wife is
cheating. All right, that's what that means in Italian. You may do
it as a joke, but you don't know what it means in real Italian
Greek folklore. That's what it means, and it comes from a very crazy
story. The connection is insane, but this is how mythology works. It's
connected to this mythological birth of the minotaur, you know, the half bull,
half human creature that was conceived by Pacife, the queen of Crete.
She had this white bull and her husband Minos, who was the King of
Crete, was gonna sacrifice it. So to uh Minos, the king.
This horned beast that came out of this improbable love affair was a reminder of
his wife, who liked the fuck around. I mean, she fucked around
with a bull. That's why she gave birth to a half bull, half
human. And the fact that this little baby came out with horns that those
horns mean cheating, you being cheatlon, That's what that that's where it comes
in. That crazy It comes from that story. We've used it for many,
many centuries obviously, but that's what I feel like flashing whenever I see
Murrizio, I want to put the two things behind his head. Tomorrow,
all the people on my patron page, you're gonna learn all about Megan marcol
possibly replacing Diane Feinstein as a senator from California. Oprah Winfrey's name is being
bandied about. I'll tell you, as I've told my patrons for many,
many months, that Megan Markol wants a career in politics. That's why she's
she's should it up next to some of the big players in California. She
wants politics. She thinks that's the place she's gonna make her money and be
most remembered for. I don't think so, but that's where she says she's
going. But more important, on today's Patreon episode, I tell you the
ins and outs of what happened with Tupac su Corps murder and why the arrest
of Keefe d Keifie Davis is not the end of it all. Even Tupac's
sister has mentioned the last couple of days, there are many parts of his
murder and this is only one part. And that's true. Remember when there's
a hit that goes down that the block thansters learned this from the Italian gangsters.
They learned it from the underworld mafiosa. When you're killing somebody, when
there's a hit going out, it's not just a person who pulls the trigger
that's guilty. That's the shooter. There's the person who orders the hit.
That's what Key FD was to the Tupac murder. He's the shot caller he
called a hit. You also got people who drive crash cars. As I
said earlier, you got people who drive a car where the weapons get tossed
into after the shooting and they drive a separate way. You got people who
crashed that cars into fire hydre So cops go there. These people are clean,
there's no guns in the car, clean license. They know who they're
picking. That's why he got like Sammy the Bobervano, who they say is
guilty from nineteen murders. No, he said he didn't murder nineteen people.
He was involved in nineteen plans to murder somebody. He could have been the
shot caller, he could have been the crash driver. He could have been
a guy driving the car with the weapons. But either way, he was
involved in nineteen hits. The same thing happened with Tupac. They're not telling
you the guys who pulled the trigger. I know who pulled the trigger.
Three guys. I've been saying if a long time. I've proved so many
people wrong because I stuck to my guns. And now it turns out that
I've been right. So you want to hear the answer, Go to patreon
dot com slash fame as a Bitch's five bucks a month twenty shows. At
least twenty shows a month for just five bucks a month. Over there and
do it. Get to know what I know. You'll be the hit with
all your friends when you hang out. Oh, I know the true story
about Marie's healing trial. I don't kill Dupac. And then you guys will
just go on your way and you'll love the fact that if you listen to
a J Ben's' show and you'll know everything I know, you'll be the hit
among all your friends. All your friends will say, he knows everything.
We gotta go there, sell and sell because hey, listen to a J
Ben's is show, the Free Birds show. Leave the birds and come with
all of us. I promise it'll be fun. All right, guys,
I'm a J Benz. That was your free show for October two, twenty
twenty three. Come on, come on, come on, let's go,
let's go. You're almost there. Welkis tomorrow. I'll talk to you to
Wednesday, maybe tomorrow if you get off to your little bird Perch's talk to
you. Thank you for listening. Fame as a Bitch is an AJ Benza
Workhouse Connect production featuring the endless wisdom, insightful commentary, and sometimes fucked up
perspective of a J. Benza. Executive producer Mike Agavino