Cobblestone on Maine. It's Saint Patrick's Day week. You gotta get to Cobblestone
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Fairport and driven by Victor Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram. It's Billified the Bill Moran
Podcast. Well, hello and welcome, Thanks for getting your pot on.
Thanks for telling a friend. That's how we spread the word about the pirate
ship, Danny Bill, so many things to tell you that have been going
on. But Jeffrey Rogers is back. Jeffrey with a cheek. Jeffrey had
reached out and said he wanted to come back and on and then Jeffrey,
you you have this lovely young lady who works for you. She can sit
in front of Michaelana be on too. We just need to adjust the light
and stuff. I but you can put those headphones on. He can move
that light a little bit back from so that the way it's not crowd crowding,
your cramping your style there and uh, those those headphones will work wonderfully
and we should all be good. What is what's your name? Ya?
Patrick? Nyeah? How are you not? Very nice to meet you?
Nya? All right, So Jeffrey, now Jeffrey walks in here and Jeffrey
says, starts talking to Danny. Danny wasn't here the last time Jeffrey was
on. And he goes right. So Jeffrey goes, man, I love
the I I love it because that's what you want. No, wait,
Naya, I have to ask you. It is Naya right, Okay,
So Naya I have to ask you. I want you to listen to what
happened before you got into the studio. Uh what with Jeffrey Rogers, who
who I am a huge fan of and I have. But there's lots of
stories I'm hearing about you. Some of the shitting's so good. Oh my
gosh, here we go. The shitting took it. But hang on,
Oh, I thought you calling me out. I'm not calling you out.
We'll get there, so I want to. So we're gonna have to adjust
the camera here in a little while to get Ni on so people can see
Nya. You can't, you can't. You know, she looks good.
She just came. She looks like she should be on TV. So U
But Jeffrey came in here and he said to Danny, basically, you're not
as fat as you look on the camera. No, actually, is that
basically right? In essence, I finished the sentence for him, because you
look you look you not as fat as like fat as usual. So I
started laughing, and I thought, now, Naya, as a as a
polite person, would you say that to somebody you don't look as fat as
you look on camera? Me personally? You know, I wouldn't. I
mean, my Jeffrey goes, but I'm just being honest, some honesty.
We don't want to hear you. Are you honest or you autistic? Right?
Have you been tested for autism? Because people with autism are very honest?
Well okay, he's getting back at my nephew's autistic. But listen,
listen, listen, listen, Yeah, right, listen. I had to
be I mean, GSO News and me as a reporter, like I'm known
for, like I have a reputation of being honest. I'm kind of nervous
on what Bill has to say because he said there's some not so good stuff
not on mind's focused on No, no, no, let's not focus on
that because I'm ready to back it up. Though I will think of ready
to back it up. We'll hear all that, but we're just okay.
But yeah, like I said, like the the camera makes you look like
a three hundred pound and I didn't realize, Oh wait, you know what
it is. You sure it wasn't Kevin that you're thinking, No, it
was him with him we're telling we're being really truthful. It was him inadvertently
truthful. I was being truth as soon as I seen him, Like soon
as I'm like Yeah, that's him. My voice is very distinctive, so
I'm sure that he realized it was bad. He's the guy always where's the
hat? I do? I do? Look like crap? Look like crap?
Will you sit all awkward? I do? Because when I sit up
straight, my back like gets all out of whack, my shoulders, so
I just like lean back. I look like I'm married now, man,
So if I look like crap, camera wait wait, wait, hang on
a second. So you're just mailing it? In mailing? Is that what
it is he's getting. He's getting a dad body, That's what it is.
I'm down seven pounds since I went to cartwrights all right on Saturday.
Now, listen, down seven pounds. I was, uh, I'm working
hard at this. I went out for a run today in this beautiful day.
He went out for too very slow jog. And I listened to an
episode from of Billified, this podcast from back in January, and we were
talking about the flu bomb that I was taking. Now, I take the
flu bomb to this day every night. What is that and the flu bomb?
Jeffrey is the flu bomb is ginger So I take I buy ginger root
and I was squeezing it through my garlic press, and I shot through.
I broke it. So now I cut the ginger in half. I had
to buy a new one. So I get about a quarter of a teaspoon
of ginger, A full clove of garlic I squished in there. I put
in half a lemon. I'll squeeze, so you get the lemon juice.
And then I put a little about a teaspoon of honey, and honey an
eighth of a teaspoon of cayenne pepper, and that's supposed to stop the flu.
I mix that up and I shoot it down. Well, there's all
kinds of other benefits to it. So do you bet even shots and stuff
or yes? I mean, I'm okay with that stuff. I'm all right.
The vaccination is what you're talking about. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
No, I'm fine. I'm fine with the vaccinations and things, and I
understand that. But I didn't always get the flu shot. I wasn't comfortable
with it, and I probably if we were given more of a choice with
the COVID shot, I'm not. I don't know where I would have gone.
I just didn't want to see people get sick and die. So did
you get I did. Yeah, that COVID shot. I literally, yeah,
I was. I've been telling people as a bit of a story like
that COVID shot. Literally like I almost died from that COVID shot. Like
that, that COVID shot was horrible. But unfortunately I had to take the
COVID shot because they wouldn't let me go on the cottage campus. Yeah,
without getting shot. I deal with the same thing. Yeah, sure,
So I mean I I did it, and I in mine was more for
family, and I didn't. I didn't know in the beginning. You know,
none of us knew. I don't. I have no idea. But
in that episode we talked about the benefits of garlic and how it's good for
your blood pressure and stuff. So I have been using this consistently now since
that day. So we're talking early pus, like at least two months January
seventh, So here we are, March seven, two months, right,
every day I take it. I do that shot sometimes twice a day,
every day, every day, every night, committed every night. Yes.
And the thing is like anything I can do that anything in life, anything
in life you want to do. You want to be consistent that right,
you want to be consistent in it. Like if you work out, be
consistent, you see gains, right, you diet right, you see gains.
So I've been doing it while I had a skin cancer. That's why
I have a little bandage over here. It was a basil cell and I
had to cut off. So but when you go in to the doctor,
they take your blood pressure. Now, my pulse has always been fairly low,
like I've set off alarms on ekg's, But my pulse is usually resting
somewhere around between forty five and fifty people, which is really good. Yeah,
I mean yeah, because what are you like forty I'm fifty two?
Oh yeah, I forgot you were old man. Yeah, man, bite
your tongue. Pushing it. Your fifties pushing it? What are you pushing?
What it's pushing it? Mull not be living till I'm ninety something.
You got your retirement plan and everything set. I don't retirement plan. I
mean as fifty is pushing it? Pushing what? One foot in the grave?
Yeah, that's what it is like it. But you got to teach
your life insurance. Is your life insurance policy? Also life insurance. You
can't even afford a grave. He might have one foot or toe in the
in the urn. Maybe I can't even Yeah, I can't afford to pay
attention. We have to bury him an installment, So fifty out of a
month, So Danny did they saw it was? I think it was you.
I was reading this stuff about blood you know, blood pressures low.
All this my blood pressure for when I was going to the doctor for a
little while was they were saying, nothing bad, nothing bad. So I
was one seventeen over seventy two, which is great. Yeah, and I
think it's because of the garlic. And then I went back and I was
one. But you jogged though, huh you jog not all? Yes,
well I know you don't jog a lot. Just because you jugged doesn't mean
your blood pressure goes down though. No, it's like stuff so your body.
I went a week later, right this pastime, and then my the
lower number was seventy seven. I go on, that's a little high.
She goes, no, she goes, he just walked upstairs. She's like,
you literally call it white coach. And it's like, you're fine.
She's like, because it was one again, one seventeen, but this time
over seventy seven. That's still like better than my best day. Yeah,
I'm telling you. I think a lot of that has to do with the
consistency of taking the Yeah, I really do. My wife just doesn't like
what I eat the garlic because I could smell. I don't know how I
can do garlic. I don't. I shoot it down. Shoot that.
You know what's good though? Guarding pizza. Yeah, I know garlic pizzas.
That's great, But that's going to the opposite now you'll die, na,
Yeah, keep it? Would you? If you weren't out on a
date? Do you have a boyfriend? No? Okay, Let's say some
young man asked you out on the date and he says it takes you go.
You go for pizza and he orders a garlic pizza. It you're gonna
go near him after that, right, I don't care. Let me tell
you something. When you shoot it down, it doesn't stick. It doesn't
come out my pores. I'm not wreaking a gar like, I'm not anything.
But sometimes if you eat something heavy in garl like like, it does.
Like if you if I have shrimp scampy with garlic, Yes, I
swear I sweat the garb. Yeah, because because they marinated even the garlic
saw and I take this, I squeeze it and I'm shooting it down so
fast because that Kai and pepper Man. So you you think that's helping you
from not getting sick. I think it helps me to ward off colds.
Got a consistent basis, honestly, you know, in a way where I
don't have to go to the doctor get put on a steroid to bring down
the sween. You when I get sick, I never I don't take any
medicine when I get sick. I literally I let my body heal naturally.
I'm like an I don't want to get sick. I don't even I want
to test it. I'm fine to get sick, you know, because your
body like kind of like, what's your body do? The immune system?
Yeah, this stuff also boosts your immune system, helps you prevent you.
I don't want I don't want my I want I want my immune system to
fight it off by itself, like without a push. Yeah, but that's
what systems are, all natural things feeding your immune system. This is all
natural stuff your body. And by the way, don't tell me young Jeffrey,
who's been working non stop running himself ragged, that you want to be
sick for a day. You don't want to be sick. I don't care.
I'm going to crime scene hoffing a. Yeah, well that they don't
want you around. Do you understand what I got job? I think I
know what happened when you got COVID. You have COVID once. Yes,
it was the government gave you COVID to keep you away from covering their story.
I don't even know that. Jeffrey did say something off off Off said
a lot of stuff. He did said something that was very interesting, say
a lot of things I've noticed, you've noticed trigger. How did you How
did you hook up with this guy? Actually Sunday I reached out to him
after making a Facebook post and we kind of set up actually today to meet
with each other and have lunch and met for about a couple hours. And
you know, it's grown since then and I'm here now. It's very becoming
very popular today on Facebook. So you say she's your employee. Yeah,
you're paying, she's spouted the team you're paying. I'm not going to say
everything on radio, but she wants she you know what employee means, you're
paid? She's paid paid? Yes? Does she know she's getting paid,
belified, betified, betified. Everything has to get down on paper every you're
right, negotiation, I got yes, correct, all right. So see
that's why you know what. That's why she's good. That's why I wanted
to she know hows to fix and correct things because me I will probably be
stuck in the bubble right now. You're fine, but I'm about I'm about
to get bilified, stuck in the bubble in a minute. You ain't how
how are you getting me? I'm ready for what anything? You're nervous?
No, I'm not nervous, actually a little bit. I can't lie yet.
Yeah, load, But I'm like, what's what type of questions?
Now? I'm intrigued. I want you to ask. I want you to
get deep into the questions. You're going to ask what? We will?
Just give it some time. We got a couple of seconds. I got
some I got stuff. I gotta get to you here. I'm ready things,
I got things. So what was I starting to say to you?
We're talking about the garlic. I know that that we have things cooking and
bilified. You're talking about that? Yes? Well, I got a sign
today from a listener sent this in twelve fucking rules for success. Now you
would you hang this in your office? Well, absolutely not. No,
I think I might, but I might put it where people because I think
some people do get offended by some words, and I do think words have
a little bit of power. But I remember what we listened down twenty fours.
Cancel cold. This says number one, do the work, don't be
lazy, do the fucking work. Don't be late. Stop waiting. It's
time. Everything has an F word in there. Three Rely on yourself.
Yeah yeah, uh, the universe doesn't give a fuck, right. I
think he's just left saying a word. No, it said the twelve.
I didn't buy this. Somebody bought it Jeffrey, and gave it to him
and gave it to me. You know, I forgot to tell my viewers
here. Yes, this is the I gotta tell my viewers that he why
did they not breaking if you're discretion, stop being a people pleaser. It's
sad. Yes, be practical. Success is not theory. Yeah, okay,
be productive. Don't is a b e f ing productive. Don't fuck
around all day is what it says. Would you like to read the rest?
Pick up at number seven? Oh gosh, number seven, Number seven
on there. This is from a listener named Kevin Jackson. Oh, I
really appreciate Kevin. Is great. I want to say this, you say
it, say it, just say it. Because this I like number seven
action. Let me see if I like some other ones before seven and go
right down the thing. What are we doing here? This isn't pract I
gotta, I gotta, you know me as like a professional journalist. I
got to make sure I'm reading everything correctly. But it says you can flop
here human beings. It says, don't be an effing baby. Life is
hard. Yeah. Yeah. And then the number eight says don't hang out
with funck wits. I like that one. I gotta steal that one.
Yeah, because you are the company you keep. You're the average of the
five people you hang out with the most. Yeah. I like that one.
I gotta steal that one. And then it said number nine says,
don't fucking waste energy on ship you can't control. Number ten stop bullshitting it's
fucking embarrassing. Number eleven says, I love this one. I love it.
Number eleven says, stop putting tocic shit in your body. It's fucking
stupid. Yeah, I love that one. I do love drinking, though
Number twelve said. Number twelve says, stop doing the same fucking thing and
hoping shit will change. Oh my gosh, I got it. Still that
well, I take this home. Let's just take a picture. Give me
that thing. It's a gift the h Yeah, we'll stop doing the same
thing and hoping that it's gonna get it's gonna change. The problem is that
it is the definition of insanity doing the same thing over and over again,
I expecting a different results. So you can't that that would be insane.
Now. The other thing I wanted to tell you was a band that from
that performed on a show that you loved. What was your favorite? Chitranos?
You got it. It's the greatest show of all time, the Sopranos.
How was that show? If you've never watched any show, this is
the greatest show my twenties. So I don't know what happened in like the
late nineteen hundred. So basically the show is about a guy going through a
guy going through a middle life crisis who happens to be the mob boss of
the of the North New Jersey crime family. All right, that is true.
The show is about how Americans lie to themselves on a daily basis.
But do you know the band A three No, the band that was in
there from here? Oh yeah, the Chesterfield Kings, Andy Babuk. So
I go upstairs to see our friend Andy. Little Stephen upstairs with him too.
He was not Andy, and the Chesterfield Kings are back together. Oh
no, kidd putting out their first album in fifteen years. Wow. First
song of the album drops Friday. They're heading out to play south By Southwest
Music Fest in Austin this weekend. In Austin, they're then going to play
a private party for the East Street Band and then they're heading out to Vegas,
San Francisco, La Phoenix. Yeah wow, Yeah, good for Andy.
Yeah, I think that's fantastic. So well, next week we will
have new Chesterfield Kings for you to check out, and he can check it
out in the meantime, but it will drop this Friday. When Little Stephen
was on center stage with Michael k back in like two thousand and seven,
yeah, they asked him, we're your top five records of all time,
and he immediately talked about a Chesterfield Kings record because he has such a great
relationship with Andy and the guys. I think he actually owns the band or
as part of the record label or something like that, and like that was
huge exposure for them. It was. It was very, very big.
And they're not even like particularly seeking exposure. They're just the four guys that
can rock. So what is that script you got right there? These are
my notes. I write all day. I write, I know what I
want to show. So I was like that I keep So I've been watching
a page. What really made me like interested in watching you lateies because I've
seen this on your lip and I was like, I gotta I told you,
yeah, I had a skincare basil, So you got it that COVID
shot it might be actually it might be Actually seriously, that's what you said.
You saw the big like it looked like a tampon stuck in my face.
It looked at huge And that's what I'm scrolling. I'm scrolling on Instagram
one day, I'm like, what was that? It was a podcast,
Pilly, it was that thing on your face. Maybe we should all wear
pet Tampa. There's new strategy to meeting himself and lately, I mean I
might that probably made views go up looking at that because that made me scroll
back. I'm this is kind of interesting. Now, why don't we,
uh we take a moment. Uh you do you do much on TikTok?
Not too much. I mean, I'm trying to figure out the algorithm.
I might press the video here and there, but I can't figure it out.
I post don't TikTok. I love TikTok. All right, well,
you know you do. They're trying to get rid of TikTok. We're gonna
talk We're gonna talk about it. We're gonna talk about that. And I
also want to talk about Jeffrey's experience when he came to a major event on
the East Side, Yeah, summer, a little bit of that. I
want to talk about this. I want to talk about it. Okay,
Yeah, we're going to get to that, and uh well we'll see where
else we go. All right, Yeah, and I do uh Race and
Randy at some point maybe Race and Randy, what's going on with Randy.
We're going to cover opposite end of the spectrum, the opposite ends of the
spectrum. So and we're going to try we are, thank you. We're
gonna try to check in with Randy. And then there's somebody else I really
want to get on, but I can't get a hold of this persona and
I need to see if I can figure out we're having some technical issues of
things. What's going on? Guess what happens with older people? You guys
like run into things that you guys are trying to like technology is like it's
it's really need to let me tell you something, Jeffrey, How do you,
Jeffrey, I'm forty three, Jeffrey, Jeffrey, you don't know what
you're talking about? Yes, because who set you up on all the stuff?
Who taught you that you had all this stuff right in your office and
they they should be using it? Who said that? Why that? Jeffrey,
Jeffrey. Let me tell you. Let me Jeffrey, let me tell
you. Hold on, please go, Jeffrey, Come on, Hold on,
Hold on, Hold the year, Hold a year, hold the year.
Okay, uh, well, talk to me about technology. You got
this same cameras. This is the problem with old people. They get too
excited when they teach us one little thing. That's what it is. Hey,
teach you one little thing? Cool up, Jeffrey. Can I give
you a piece of advice you Billy got those how many rules? Twelve?
That thing rules? Yeah, okay, and let me give you a thirteenth
rule. Don't walk into someone's let me room and take an fing dump on
the fing floor. That's all I'm going to say. I'm joking. I'm
joking. I got but I got somebody I want to get on. While
you're here, I'm so nervous, like what's going on? I don't know.
I want to find out if this stuff is real or not. Oh
my gosh, Yeah, we got team and we have to get Remind me
of your name again because I'm Maya, Nya Naya. Yes, I wanted
to say Nadia, and I know that it's not Naya. Definitely, definitely
sorry. Excuse him, excuse me because he is a little bit Oh he's
so we want to get Nia. Do you mind if we put you on
camera too? No, No, we'll put ny on camera. We will
get to all that next, but first be TV with fire peaching grill Danny
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I will be already should do for you. Brin Fayaz No, No,
I don't either. I asked Naya who her favorite art, not her favorite,
I did ask her favorite. She said that she has a lot that
she likes. And but she I said, disname somebody. And so she
said that you probably shouldn't play this because it's inappropriate. I said, don't
worry about it's all about that. I said, don't worry about that.
I don't worry about it inappropriate. You got this has kind of got that
old soul blues like what I like about it. Yeah, that's too.
Yeah. Now I'll ask you this. Have you ever listened to a guy
named John Mayer? I've heard of him. Yeah, I've heard of him.
He's not on my playlist, but he's got some music I think you'd
like if you like that, you know, because he's very bass. Yeah,
I mean this is what I like. This gives me like a night
like you're driving wrong at night. That's what I like about it. It's
like something and I can understand the lyrics. How hard do you like understanding
the lyrics? Is that a big deal for you? Yeah? Reminds me
of R. Kelly's Down Low. Yeah, for the video where he takes
this woman out for the A lot of people you bring up that man,
I wouldn't hang on. So I liked a lot of his music. Can
I liked a lot of his music. I just said he was talented.
But I can't I can't him his first first bill Cosby then R Kelly,
Now Diddy, I mean, well, Diddy stuff is not really getting out
too much because he's putting a lid on it. Yeah, they put a
lid on that he's trying to But I mean people, there's some scary stuff.
Yeah, you know who would know the most the security? Yes,
yes, Now that's where that's where a lot of like these documentaries about like
dead artists like Michael Jackson and like who is the other documentary? Like just
people like security knows more than anybody. Be nice that the security would speak
up while they're alive or well. I think a lot of times there might
be NDAs and things, right, non disclosure agreement except except when you break
the law. Though I'm about to start making people sign NDA's. Honestly,
because you're you, you speak, you speak, you speak sometimes at your
butt. But because you have to have you can write an NDA and it's
very easy to do. You could go to chat GPT have them. I'm
to stop making everyone signed, but in order for it to work, you
better have a lawyer look at it. Do you want to pay a lawyer?
Well, I don't need to pay lawyers. I't know plenty attorneys who
were ready to look at it. They're going to look at it and charge
you. Yeah, I mean I can see. I'm not going to say
that. I can't say that I know. No, no, no,
no, no, I am going to say that. Actually, no,
there's pretty there's plenty of attorneys. But I can't say what I want to
say behind that, Yeah, because then I will put me that will bring
that will bring up some nonsense. Let's not bring up nonsense. Let's not
bring up nonsense. Now, NYA was talking about she actually knew or had
did she have your wife a students, a teacher or something, or like
she she knows who my wife is going to school? She was in a
musical. I think my wife directed Mary Poppins. Yes, but you were
going to east Ridge I was, and then and then you left east Ridge?
Why did you leave east Ridge and how sometimes that's a hard thing to
get a school district to do. Well, that's the Irondoquoid school district.
So you just left the school district, correct, I left the whole school
district. Yeah, correct, Yes, And why did you do that?
I feel like when the problems they overcame my learning. You know, I
go to school to focus on learning. And when I have to go to
school and and worry about looking behind my back all the time and worried about
what's going on, then, you know, I love to hear what you're
saying, it takes away from the learning. Yeah, that's what I go
to school for. I don't go to school to worry about if I'm being
laced in my food, you know. And that was a lot food when
I actually left East Ridge students correct, correctation, lacing people's food, want
them fentanyl, all kinds of different things, you know. So they were
being me like they were putting people and putting stuff in people's food. They
were giving kids gummies and they were being rushed out of the school. No,
they were being taken away by ambulances. Yeah, yeah, it was
when I talked about it, and not IM gonna laugh here because it's I'm
laughing because okay, let me be serious. I'm laughing because the city school
district try to come after me. I think they were gonna sue me.
But there was there's overdoses in kids who bring drugs into the school. Yeah,
and there's older people who would tell them to go to school. Sell
it, okay, and I put a story out about it. In the
skitty city school district basically try to make it a lie and say I was
lying and all that stuff. But there was enough proof and evidence in medical
documents to show that these kids had drugs in her system and everything. But
what she's talking about East Ridges is Easter is probably just as bad. But
that's an Irondoqoi school district. It's worse in the suburbs. People don't know
that. Yeah, it's worse than in the suburban schools. Yes, yeah,
Now my guys are older, well no, my sons are about your
age twenties. Yeah. I have one who's twenty three and one who's twenty
two. Yeah, okay, and my twenty two year oldsen will graduate from
college in a few weeks. But uh, they went to the suburban schools.
One went to McQuaid and one went. We were Pittsford for a while
and those are schools, right, You don't, I don't know if you're
on Instagram as much, but I like there's a lot of kids who communicate
with me, and there's a lot of people. There's a lot of drugs
that like veetanah on pills that are going through heavy through the suburban schools really
right now, Like it's I don't know this like since the pandemic, I've
been hearing more and more and more like recently, I just like I also
heard that you know, when the high school games going on, they will
go around the corner and start like doing them and going to bathrooms. So
naya, you're you think that that what's happening is is disrupting for people like
that are focused on their learning. Yes, yeah, that's why. Yes,
I was. Yes, I was very focused in my education. Got
it, you know I can see it. Yeah, So you got your
you got you know what they like to say, this is not a this
isn't a probably a proper thing to say. But you've got your ship together.
Correct, you're a young lady, You've got but you got your ship
together. Yeah, that's important and a lot of people have left east Ridge
because then really, correct, Yeah, it was. It was bad.
It's unfortunate because a lot of times like, did you ever look at going
to a private school? I came from a private school. I came from
a private Christian school. I was looking into Mercy High School. Yeah,
it was actually why why didn't you go? I just decided I, uh
not to. I decided to stay at east Ridge. I was given a
full ride. They were looking to get people of color, sure and diversity.
Correct, that's what they were looking for, and they were going to
give me a full ride. But you know, I said, okay,
I'll stay at east Ridge. You know, like your wife does you know,
plays and things like that, and I wanted to stay in that,
you know. I was, well, that's your home, that's where you're
right. I ended up passing up that opportunity. Okay, Well, is
it something that you wish you had taken getting up on or are you?
Don't regret anything that I've done, because I feel like if I could go
back and change it, then I wouldn't because you know, it led me
to being here today talking to you guys. So I don't regret anything.
No, I think that that's I think that's a really really, really intelligent
way of looking at things. And I think that that's somebody who's pretty self
aware, you, right, because being self aware is just kind of knowing
what you want. But Mercy, now my son went to McQuaid, I'm
familiar with Mercy. I don't. I don't have any daughters, so I
but I knew some families that I had daughters in that school and it's wonderful.
But I also totally get that this is my home. I mean,
these are probably kids that you went to school with since you were a kindergarten
correct, right, So that's hard to walk away from, you know.
Uh, but what an honor right to get a full ride? Right?
To me? That speaks volumes about you taking School of the Arts. It
was it was why didn't you take the School of the Arts? Same thing
that I was going to continue on with east Ridge and I still had,
you know, faith in the Irondequoi community. I didn't think that things would
get as bad as that. How hard was it for you then to be
able to get into because you graduated from Wilson, correct and that's the city
school district? Correct? Do you need you need to live within the district
or were they able to cut? So how did that work? Did you
have to move? Yeah? I ended up making the move. Wait,
your family moved correct? Correct? Really? Yes, I lived right on
Norton and so I ended up making a move to the city because your parents
but that it took a long time to make that decision. How was who's
your biggest supporter in My mother? Your mom? My mother? Yes,
So your mom says, well, okay, if this is what you want
to do, we're going to do it. Correct, and she packs up
to everybody and moves them correct me and her. Yeah, it's a lot,
I know. Yeah, Okay, what does your mom do? My
mom is a supervisor. Well, actually she just got promoted last Monday to
a program manager at EPI. Okay, all right, so she So you've
you've learned a lot by watching mom? Yes, correctly, I've been with
her every step of the way. Yeah. So she's she's gotten me to
where I am today. You know, I'm very grateful for that because,
you know, I probably wouldn't be here if she just like a lot of
these parents are doing. They're putting their kids out here and just letting them
know, what do you think the problem is when you're saying some pretty heavy
stuff, what is that? What is that where you're saying that the kids
are the parents are just putting the kids out there? It's it's the way
that these parents are raising their children, or it's their choices, because are
they not raising them? Maybe? Correct, it's their parenting choices, you
know, it's what they choose to do and what they choose not to do.
And a lot of these parents are choosing not to raise their kids.
They go correctly, Okay, So what what would you as somebody who's seeing
that or some of these people are your peers, some of the kids right
that that probably I would say that they're areund me correct, I've seen it
firsthand. I haven't been involved in it. No, do you think that?
So what what is your mom doing? Correct? Then I will say
she's doing everything correct? Yeah, I would say so to managing everything,
and you know, I'm her number one priority. And a lot of these
parents they're going they're putting Yeah, they got their priorities messed up. Yeah,
and they don't really care. I think it's another caring aspect of that.
A lot of people are just having kids just to have kids. They're
not having kids to raise them. Yeah, I think that there's another aspect
to to exactly what you're saying. Not to sound gross or perverted, but
sex feels good, correct, and there's a buyer, and a lot of
people don't, right, And there's a byproduct to that that that can happen
right if we're not if we don't take precautions. And I think sometimes when
there's not a lot of money and you can't do a lot of things,
it's easy to just go and have sex because it feels good and it's a
nice escape and so and sometimes things happen. Somebody else's study, I've seen
this. I've seen this study like a couple of weeks ago says like five
percent of Americans are like having sex to save money on rent. H.
Well, I don't know about that. I'd have to find that. I
that's not so. I saw. I saw it sounds accurate. Yeah,
what do you mean, you're banging your landlords? You get a little off
the top, that's what's happening. Seriously, you think I'm joking that's happened.
I don't think you're joking that maybe, right, I haven't seen that
study. I saw something that said people were having sex to lower their utility
bills because it made them feel warmer as well. Now that one too.
We haven't had a really cold winter, so I can't I can't say I
don't. I don't really know. I find this very interesting and and sort
of sad about the district because I think a lot of people will uh often
question and point fingers at the city school district to say, you know,
what's going on and all, but you had a better experience at Wilson than
you did it at a suburban school. Yeah, so maybe maybe we need
to take a step back and take a bigger look at things. I think,
to be honest, every school district has its problems. You know.
You kind of got to pick and choose what you want to deal with,
what you don't want to deal with. Yeah, because nothing is perfect,
especially in Rochester. Choose your pain. Talk to me about if you don't
mind racial aspects of things, do you do you experience so you would think
would be of a race racially motivated, not even racially motivated. I would
say black on black crime is overlooked, you know, And they kind of
don't really said that they don't. They don't. Why do you say,
why do you have that reaction? This is why I already got into politics.
Like let's see, I really got heavy into politics like twenty eighteen when
I was like a huge student advocate and stuff like that, like I will
go to the border education. But I think one of our main issues is
black on black crime. And like I said, you know in Chicago there
are nine year old little boys and girls getting shot and murdered, and you
got I mean, look at in the Bronx. The Bronx just had a
fourteen year old boy who was murdered because it was like he was a part
of a gang, like another gang murdered him. And I think that's a
main issue. Is we we okay as soon as a white cop kills somebody,
right, oh, it's you know, just burn down buildings. But
look what happened them Inphis a couple of months ago. Oh gosh, well
all you had all the black cops murdered this black guy need to get murdered
or beat bre or murdered, and you know, it was quiet. I
almost didn't know about the story till the Body Camp footage got released. They
did an episode of family guy about this where Peter accidentally shoots Cleveland's son,
so brid gets all outraged. So then Cleveland just steps in and takes the
blame, knowing Peter didn't mean it. Everybody, all the all the and
all the media go away, and they and he asked them, Cleveland,
wan't you do that for because you mentioned black on black crime? I'm doing
Cleveland's voice, and the media will go away. They did a whole episode
about what you're talking about? Why do you why do you think what what
do you think the problem is? Why do you believe or why do you
think that black on black black on black crime? Excuse me? Isn't isn't
talked about as much as you're saying. Well, I think a lot of
people are brain ross and I think a lot of people are stuck in their
ways from the like the Washington terms of what we actually I would take that
back. I would think they're stuck in their ways because back then, you
know, seventies, eighties, nineties, black people had harder times getting into
schools, getting into better neighborhoods, uh and and harder time is getting opportunities.
I think that's not so much the case anymore. I think, and
it goes back to what Naya says that there's a lot of parents who are
just not raising their kids the right way anymore. And you know a lot
of that has to do with uh economy. Right. So in the city
you're okay, but hang on a second. Now, you were twenty one,
twenty two, twenty two, Yeah, do you have any friends that
are parents already that are your age? No? No, okay, okay,
yeah, no surprising, He's always going to say. Sometimes, you
know, you say parenting is a tough job, but if you're if you're
young, and I know a lot of I know a lot of young age
twenty one is not outrageously young to have a kid is not perfectly fine,
there's but if you know how to raise them the right But the thing is
that twenty one, I wouldn't I couldn't have done it. I don't know
that I could have done it when I was twenty eight. I want to
know. Yes, you have to want it, you have to want to
know. And I feel like money isn't even an aspect really, you know,
people get up. You don't have to have all the money in the
world. Don't you know you're gonna have don't If you want to be a
great parent, you're gonna get up and be a great parent, no matter
how much. Is the one thing you think that a parent needs, the
one the one thing this world. I think it's I think there's two things
in the world, two real things. One is fear. What would be
the opposite of fear? And it's not exactly the opposite, but I think
you hit it. What do you think your mom has for you? A
great what I would say drive, Okay, which is part of I was
gonna say love, love, That's true. I was gonna say love.
I think that you have to have great love. And when you love,
you drive, You've got the drive that you're gonna do it for and all
that stuff. And I think you got to really have a great love.
And I'm not saying these people somebody doesn't love their child, that's not fair
either, But they may not love themselves, and they may not have a
belief in themselves to get up and go. You know, you're talking about
your mom moving up the ladder in her job. That's pretty damn good,
but you know, and a great, great message to be sending. But
for other people, if they don't feel good about themselves. If you don't
take care of I always can't help yourself, then you can't help anybody else.
You take the words out of my mouth. You took the words right
out of my mouth. That's absolutely correct. I think that's someone wants to
bring so many people together. Yes, it does. And just keep ragging
over there, and I just I just feel like, I just feel like
I'm a power source. I'm just enjoying all this right now. How did
you show? How did you meet her? How did you meet So?
There was a bunch of people like so now mind you. There's people who
like make jokes and stuff like that and tag me in a bunch of things.
But I've seen her post and people were tagging me in it, and
I overlooked it like one day, and then I seen it again, and
then somebody text me and I was like, yo, you need to check
her out. So then I looked at her page and then I've seen she
was in college for journalism. I was like looking at comments and I'm like,
hold on, somebody around my age, you know, And I'm like,
well, I always wanted to find somebody meet like a female version.
I never could do it, and then I found her and I actually looked
at her like page of stuff, and I was like, I met with
her. Yeah, if you were trying to find the female you I'm glad
you didn't. That'd be ugly. Like I said, again, though I
tried to hold it in. You know, I'm kidding you. You know
I'm busting your chops. I know why. Actually I do know you're you're
busting because you gotta say what the post said, though, you gotta say
it. So, oh, that's what it says. Okay, that's what
it said. I'm trying to put my phone here because now my water is
going on. I who got two phones? Man? Be careful? All
right? So what did the post say? So her post? Oh,
okay, there we go. So her post was like I want to be
like Jeffrey Rodgers when I grow up. Really really. I made the post
at like two o'clock in the morning, not thinking anything's gonna come from it.
Yeah, it's always the do you want to do? You want to
be kind of an independent journalist? Correct? Yeah, you want to start
your own thing or that's what my goal is is to be international international.
I don't want to just stay in the United States. I want to experience
as many different cultures as possible, you know, I want to I want
to report real, real news, so I want to sugarcoat it. You
know. Look, Christian, I'm in poor right. Are you familiar with
her? No, I'm not. Well. She was a war reporter.
Was the phrase was, where there's war, there's I'm on poor. And
they'd send her literally everywhere in the most dangerous situations. I was speaking to
her about like this book I was reading about the guy who got his legs
blown off, the reporter and he's like still reporting and he's willing to go
back out again and do it. I can't remember the name of the book.
What was the story about the newsroom that got shot up by the person
who hated journalists and he shot up a newsroom. I think it's Washington.
Was at the Washington Post or Somber. Somebody got some news organization, newspaper
got shot up, and the people who got hurt and shot some were killed.
Unfortunately there were others who were injured. But they decided ethically speaking,
they had to continue to cover the story even though the story was them and
it was you know, it was a case study in journalism and ethics and
going the extra mile and covering a story when you're now part of the story.
You're at FLCC correct down in Canada, Agua. Yeah, that's uh.
And this your first year. It was my second semester, second second
semester, so first year. Yeah. So you graduated high school last year?
Yes, okay, and you should? Can you intern through FLCC.
I can look into it. I haven't seen any opportunity so far. I
haven't. It's not a lot in journalism. It's really not really at the
TV station oh out there. Yeah, but you could do an internship anywhere
and apply the credit, you know, yeah, because uh, and you
can even probably do international study even through the community college, because my brother
did that and uh studying in England. He was through a community college and
then he went to a four year university to finish up. Yeah. I
plan on going to USC when I'm done here next Yeah, USC University of
Spoiled Children, huh whatever, that's the that's really what it is. It's
a good school. It's a great school, great school and a lot of
money, great location right in nice, warm, sunny California. But you'd
be such a hit out there, right look forward. Yeah, that would
be that would be big. Well, that's what the story was. Although
snowplow parents would send their kids in Hollywood who were trying to get their kids
ahead, and they send them to the us C. Maury Lachlan and from
Lori Lachlan, I haven't seen it yet, Kobe Bryant's daughter goes there.
Zoom does she? Is she that? Who? Now? Yes? Oh
yeah, oh my yeah, the young one huh oh yeah, because he
was my age. Yeah, no, I know, I just it doesn't
seem that long ago to me that they unveiled the statue with all the dispelling
errors, and actually it was actually four years no, did you see that?
You know what's crazy too, is four years ago today the pandemic started
because it was Friday thirteenth. It was Friday the thirteenth. It was Friday
the thirteen, yes, because I remember I was it was actually March eleventh,
but the last World Health Organization and then Monday here they made everything shut
down, right because I'm Friday the thirteen was my last day of school.
A yes, and that is that is true. I was when I was
a high school. I loved skin. I loved school. I mean I
remember it like it was yesterday. Literally the lunch room was empty, like
it was like like teachers, everybody. I was like nervous. I'm like,
this is out of a movie, Like I've never seen the school that
dead before. And what I was like tenth, tenth grade or eleventh grade
when the pandemic started, and I literally like my principle, which was like
one of my like what I call it administrators, one of my administrators.
She will always be so dramatic, like, oh my god, they're about
to shut down schools and buildings. She will always be dramatic like that.
She was cool, but always be dramatic. But I'm not paying no attention
now. On computer class, we go on computers and that's all that pops
up in the screen. So now like nobody's doing no work for the rest
of day. After we get out of lunch and it's like crazy, like
everybody's focused on this. So like me thinking, you know, just be
a ten to lefth grader, like you know, this is nothing. Literally
like our phones get all these alerts and that was it. That was the
last time I like physically was in like high school. Like that was a
sad time for me, like, I'm not gonna lie too, like I
was, like I was so depressed like during that time because school was like
my second home. Yeah I believe that. I mean, my my son's
graduating college. He didn't have a graduation. I mean I did, and
we had it like on the football field he did too, but we parents
couldn't go. His mom lives out of state. She didn't. You can
only bring two people, two three people. Yeah, so you graduated what
year? He was twenty twenty mine was twenty twenty one, twenty twenty one,
so by that point things that had improved a little bit. I cried
when I graduated. I couldn't stop crying that day. That was so emotional
for me. Gosh, I love school, man, I loved high school.
Well, you could always go back. I'm in college now, yeah,
but I mean, like it's not like high school. Like high schoolers
were like, what's less? Fine? You got MCC and then what hopefully,
like hopefully things go right at Brockport. Hopefully they go right at Brockport.
Why would they go right? Yeah, hopefully things go right? Now?
Mind you you know, I'm I'm I'm a like a like I want
to like I'm good at saving money. So if it's where I can get
in and where I don't have to like spend a bunch of money or no
money at all, then that's right. That's right there. Now. I'm
also looking at like schools in Florida, but I really don't want to leave
New York right now. I don't know. All right, well whatever,
whatever it's gonna be. I think Brockports wonderful. I want to go to
our porsel bad because it's like that's my dream. Well, if you if
you've got, if you've got, I'm sure you could get scholarships and things
to a professor. Listen. I'm just hoping that one day as some professor
or somebody from Brockport just seize me and just be like, come on in,
well keep going. It could happen, come on showing up. We
will will take a moment, and then what we're gonna do is we're going
to try to find find this person. Okay, all right, it isn't
bad, Jeff, it's not bad. It's not bad. I might not
be able to get hold of the person, so that that may be the
bit of the problem with the warm weather Danny boy. We had a nice
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a deck that could be rebuilding. You have a deck that needs some
rebuilding. Yeah, I don't own it, but I'd like to make a
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Yes they have. Oh, they've messed up the wreck room, they
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stuff. This is John Mayer. This is called Slow Dancing in the Burning
Room. It's from the album Continuable. It's that type of song you listen
to when you It's not a siding a little long, it's and this song
is like it's that you know, it's deep in you remind me of somebody.
I'll tell you about the second I can't see No howlds you lack Alan.
It's that song where you finally turned fifty and you know you can't go
back man, where you go to man, you get older, you know
your knees start cracking. Showed is just can't lift. Yeah, this is
what you're saying, we listened to this kind of music when you're old.
You're saying this is old man rock, the type of you know I'm trying
to say. You're trying to say this is old I know. I know
you listened to a lot of sad old music too. I don't listen to
sad old music. Now. How nice is that song that we just heard?
It was like, yeah, I would listen No, I would listen
to it too. But it kind of reminds me of Bill, though,
What do you mean, because like it's slow and it's kind of like that
song where you listen to quick. I can't. I can't. I'm really
trying to imagine you like running and jogging, like I really can't do it.
What do you mean you can't do it? I can't imagine you running
and jogging, man, Jeffy, real quick, let me see if I
can call this. Go ahead real real quick. You asked, yeah,
one thing you got to learn? Bill asked, adaya question? You just
walked all over let What was the letter answer? Well, yeah, you
were saying something. Now, I go ahead about the song John Mayor song,
I said, I must be old than too. Oh I have old
soul. Yeah, I have old so, but like not that old so
though, gosh, nineties. Let's see what we get. Let's see if
you answers, Let's see if he answers. You may not answer. Now
what do you? What? Do you? Why? Why take that?
Put the headphones on, dude, It's okay. I was seeing like,
Okay, you has been forward. It's your voice. Now I'm gonna try
one more time, one more time. Let's see what we get. Please,
let's say you're forward the way he might answer, you get a little
frustrated with me. Let's see trying to find out. I think you need
to call one more time. Your call has been forward one more time,
one more time for no, no, no, no, no, no,
Now let me I'll wait a minute. Now. Is there somebody that
you go back and forth with on social media? There is? I can
tell what this. There's plenty of people I'll go all right, But there's
one guy who tries to debunk you or make you look bad. There's plenty
of people who No. I I think I've mentioned him to you before,
And I can't remember the person's name. And I would call I wish would
saying the name. I wish I would too, because that's why I'm trying
to call you. Let me try it one more time. We'll try one
more Yes, we'll try one more time. Did you text them or communicate
like him on the show? No, you should have, so you have
been prepared well. I tried calling earlier but I couldn't get them. Maybe
sleep sleep has been forwarded. I don't know. Did you shoot him with
X? I will do that. I will do that. But this person
was saying that there are a lot of there's somebody who goes at you and
says nasty things about you and stuff people always do. How do you handle
that? Does it bother you? Does it hurt the I mean, it
doesn't hurt my feelings, but like it doesn't hurt your feelings. It's just
like, come on, now, maybe I really worked hard for when somebody
said something about you getting into a knife fight with somebody, or that you
you got accused of stealing something recent? Is that all? Now? I'm
just asking there it is? I knew it? What I know it?
I know it, I know it. What are you talking about? I
knew it? Wait what are you talking about? I don't because I don't
know what I don't know what it is. I don't know what it is.
Okay. There was somebody who's online and it's just I'll tell you what.
The person I'm trying to call is my fourteen year old son who does
not live in the Rochester area but follows all this stuff and did a whole
deep dive on you and said to me, this guy, somebody picks on
this guy a lot, okay, And he said, this person accused him
of stealing stuff. This person accused like the person's accusing you. But I
said, I don't think that that stuff's true. So and he said I
don't either. I'm just telling you, but there's somebody who's picking So when
you go, ah there, I don't know what you're talking about. So
there was this huge incident that occurred. Unfortunately I had a press criminal charges
so recently. Yeah, okay, so this happened. You had a press
criminal charges. Yes, so something happened to you. Yeah, so unfortunately
what was supposed to be my mentor, Yeah, Well, who does he
go by? His name is Justin? Does he have a handle on YouTube
or something? No? Is it Justin on YouTube? No? You must
be talking about Viper. Yes, that's who it is, Viper. Viper,
according to my son, says a lot of things about you, so
Viper. Viper. Now, I'm not trying to be mean to you.
No, no, no, no, Viper does it. I don't think
he lives in the city, and if he does, he needs to be
educated more. Now, Viper, he comes after me sometimes, I mean,
sometimes he says good stuff about him then sometimes, so it's confusing.
I think he's unbiased. Sometime I think he's unbiased. But Viper, there
was a story that came out and it was the whole situation. Unfortunately,
I ran into a situation where this guy who was supposed to be my mentor,
he didn't like the stuff I was reporting on, and there was a
situation and there was also a situation that went on behind the scenes where I
was accused of stealing his stuff and you were accused of stealing his stuff.
Yeah, because we shared the same office, Viper or this other person,
this other person. Okay, so Viper catll this information from my page,
because this all came from my page. But this situation broke out like crazy,
it went viral. Gosh, it really because I was thrown through a
wall like literally thrown to the wall, like there was like a hole in
the wall, like that got thrown through it. Now, hang on a
second, what you laughing at down there? You pictured him like a cartoon
character going through Did you see the vie? I think she's seen the vi
was on while it was happening. Wait, so this was live you live
streams. Yeah, I did what happened because I want people. I wanted
people to see the real him. So it turned into physical altercation, it
got it got it turned into a physical I was basically treated as like a
blow up doll, just getting thrown all over the place. Well you didn't
try to fight back. This dude was six four hundred pounds, like four
three hundred pounds. Yeah, okay, So basically he came in and mind
you, I was moving out of my office to go to a smaller office,
and I'm in the process of like finding apartments, so I wanted to
go to a smaller office and kind of meant me and my mentor's X mentor
with somebody that caught a mentor. Basically, basically, he didn't like the
stuff that I was reporting. He didn't like my style of reporting. He
gave me an opportunity to have the office a year ago or two, and
the relationship like last year, started going down because he started accusing me of
stealing like electronics from him, stealing money from him, doing fraudulent activities on
this account or whatever the case may be, like me swiping his card and
stuff, and none of that was true. I think he just had his
own personal things going on in his life and he took it out all on
me. And I was on the phone one day or I went live.
I went live, and I was telling people because I was hearing more rumors
about this situation and him coming out about me and saying stuff. So I
went live and he seen me live at the office. I got off the
live and right like I called my aunt on the phone, he came in
and literally threw me, like picked me up. Like I was like like
this dude is huge six foot something. Does he built or is a huge
like uh fat fat yeah, he's like round, yeah he's yeah, And
he lifted me up and threw I mean it's all on video, like I
posted like I was thrown. The whole room looked like a crime scene.
What were people now, Naya, you watched this on on what was on
Facebook live there in Canadagua, you know, at school, and I logged
in and I saw it was a lot going on. So you got tossed
around like a rag dolls broken everything, really and so now you press assault
charges on him. I'm gonna say the wall I was thrown into. You're
thrown into a wall. Now you did this all live? Did anybody try
to come and intervene? And all that was the wall I was thrown into.
We're on a podcast, so you gotta have to oh, it's all
right, Oh yeah, but yeah, it's just like you went through a
wall, and so it actually looks between a picture and a table. He
hit He got you in there perfectly. Yeah, what hit the wall?
Your butt, my head, your head? Yeah, it looks like one
of those cartoons. So wait, So what were people commenting on the night
you're watching? What were people commenting? They had to be making fun,
They had to be making There had to be jokes. There had to be
jokes flying. It was. It was a lot going It was like a
thousand people, but there was a lot of there. There had to be
some jokes. Jeffrey, did you go back and read why are we talking?
About the jokes right now we're talking about that was more than that Downtown
fight from a few years back with Big Baby fight, you know what,
Bill a Fi. There was so many there was There was memes about it,
there was means memes and all right, so wait, you're what now,
Naya said your mom? What did your mom do when your mom was
on the phone? Your mom? Oh, yes, she was like on
her way, like she was like, what is going on? Ready?
Yeah, she was ready. So why would this guy come in and start
throwing you around like that? Because he just had a lot of frustration built
up and a lot of it. I always if your first instinct is to
hit somebody or put your hands on somebody, there's something wrong with you.
Again, he was going through a lot of personal stuff. Okay, a
lot of person understanding of you to say that because he put you through a
wall. Yeah he was, you know, he was going through a lot
of stuff. He still is going through a lot of stuff. I just
think I was blaming for it, and I was like the closest thing to
him at the time. Yeah, so he kind of like took that out
on me. Okay, So where so what is that? Did you you
still have the same office space. Yeah, I moved out completely, you
did, I moved out completely. I'm going to relocate. So where's your
office now? There's nowhere? Okay, So yeah, so we're looking to
relocate. I've been looking at some places. But I think it happened for
a reason. Because after that video came out of me getting through and through
a wall, I've had the biggest opportunities probably in my life. I've gained
over like six sponsors, dumb commercials. Like, it's been a busy last
couple of weeks since that happened. I'm doing commercials. Worth it. It's
worth getting thrown through a wall. It was worth it. I'm doing commercials
now, new sponsors, up dates, all right. I love it.
I just unfortunately took the best situation to spun into gold. Yeah. Yeah,
so I had to be scary and also and during this time too,
so I'm also in this documentary that's being filmed about me right now. So
our artie's doing this huge documentary on me, and it's exciting. I'm very
excited about it. They around me like cameras and stuff like that, and
yeah, it's kind of have you ever watch like cops but it's the version
of mine, like the news reporter version of it, like I'm like following
police chases and yeah, so it's it's coming soon, it's coming soon.
I think it may talk to me about when you were Did you think you
were going to die when he came I I was gonna die? You knew
that? Yeah, I knew I was going to die. Did you get
did you say anything to like I'm not get off of me? And what
did he say? He just I don't know what he said. I'm getting
thrown all over the place, but he just kept saying like he hate me
and stuff like that. Yeah. I wish I could play the video now,
but he says like a word that you know? So are you yeah?
Are you able to? Are you suing him? So I did.
I did press charges and the d A didn't see the So in New York
State he to be doing any jail time for those type of charges that would
be considered harassment. Yeah, but then the DA will the DA looked at
the video and they were like, hold on, why does he not have
more charges? And I was like I don't know why either. I wanted
to make an example out of him. But if this was down south he
would be doing some years, but this is New York States. All right,
Well, talk about because Bell reform is sort of what you're referring to
Bell reform and like they're softer on crime, like it sucks, like somebody
can throw you, throw you through a wall, and that's harassment. I
would assume it would be assault, is what I'm thinking. I don't know
why, I like, hang on one second, that's him, Jamison,
Jamison, I was I've been trying to call you. Can I I need
to call you on the phone phone though, all right, we got him.
Man, I just can't believe Bilified here is pushing Jamison pushing. What
can you hear me? Hanging? We're not connected. I don't know what
happened there any help or right there? We're all good? Jameson, Yes,
sir, So I've been trying to call it because Jeffrey Rogers is in
the studio. Cool And remember you told me some things about Jeffrey, And
when I was hearing that, Jeffrey live streamed himself getting beat up in his
office. Really, yes, but what were the things that Viper was saying
about Jeffrey? Does he know who directed by viprus, Yes he does.
Okay. He was saying in one of the things that you stole a MacBook,
a phone twenty five hundred dollars. So hang on now, hang on.
That must all be your mentor who accused you of that stuff, and
Viper found out about it because you wrote about it? Did you write about
that all on? Like? No, he posted that who did? He
did? He did, and so Viper saw that. Yeah, yeah,
is that? And but that's not true? No, alright, he's saying
that's not true. But the guy came in and beat him up, threw
him through a wall. Yeah, threw him through a wall, right,
Jeffrey, Yeah, yeah, all right, what else, Jamison's anything else
you heard about him? That you faked getting shot at and that you had
no shots in your car at all that and that you had sexual relations with
a sixteen year old girl. Okay, there it is. Oh gosh,
those are big ones there. Okay, so let me clear the year with
that. Okay. So those accusations came from because I didn't want to be
friends with a comedian in Rochester. I'm not gonna say his name. I'm
not off off the air. If we might we might know him. I
might know. No, you definitely don't know. He's so like, so
corny, he wants to be Yeah, we know, we might know him.
Okay, like literally literally a lot of rumor up about he made that
rumor up about me. Oh was that nineteen at the time. Yees,
So he made that rumor up about me. And so you were nineteen and
the girl was sixteen. No, there was no girl at all. There
was no girl at all. But here's what I'm trying to say, nineteen
and sixteen is not that bad. I I often, I'm not going to
I'm not I'm not saying that. You don't have to say anything. I
think sometimes they should lower the age of consent. It's seventeen in New York,
I know, but it's sixteen in other states. Yes, and you
should. They should fifteen lease states, they should lower it. I don't
think you should go too low, but dead six Yes, when it says
sixteen here, that's used US three. It doesn't mean. It doesn't mean
sexual activities of sixteen and someone who's older. There's still an age gap.
You can date, no sexual relations. It's different here in Alabama. You
can be sixteen to date somebody. But you can't have sex, even though
it says it's the age of consent. Yes, I understand, but my
but my point is, James, someone who was sixteen had sex with someone
who was nineteen. They're pretty close in age. I'm not I'm not saying
it's right or wrong. I'm just saying it shouldn't really be anybody's business.
Now. If it was someone who was thirty and there were the now I
might start racing. I think. I don't know. It's just that rumor
went around and I didn't. I mean, it didn't damage me or anything
like that. I mean viper took advantage of that one. Yeah, without
no proof for evidence, and there was like even so many people standing behind
me during that whole situation, and like nobody never came out. I'm like,
well, there's if this is true, let the girl come out,
Let her come out. Contact whoever y'all say, is whatever that it was
all rumors. And then what was the other one? He said, Oh,
I faked being shot shot se so mind you, I was shot at
by the Kia boys and they tried to say that I was fake shot at.
But there was like crime scene photos. I mean, all this is
public information like my tires did get shot out, one of my tires,
Dick, get had you showed me the picture? Yeah? All that?
Yeah, so all that did get shout out, you know again, just
people trying to try to career in this scene. They said that those videos,
they said all that, those photos and stuff from the crime scene are
old and have been used. And Dad, if nineteen and sixteen isn't that
bad, isn't it? Okay? If I have sex with a senior in
high school, that's what. No, I'm not trying to be funny.
That's what you're saying. If a senior in high school would have sex with
me. Let's say I was a girl and then there's a dude who is
a senior in high school and he has sex with me. James's okay,
jameson are you sixteen? No? Okay? Then then rest. But but
dad, Dad, I'm fourteen. Three years from now is seventeen. That's
a senior in high school here, Yes, okay, So if I had
six with a senior in high school, that's fine. That not should be
frowned upon, should not be looked at. It's physically okay, you're you're
you're twisting my words, and I understand why. What I'm trying to say
is I don't believe it should be a criminal case. It should not involve
the police. Should it involve parents telling you to maybe keep your pants on
and to wait until till you're older. Yes. Absolutely. If that's not
a criminal case, that would be me right now having sex with someone who's
in elementary school. That is a criminal case. Jameson, that should be
a criminal case. Yes, it should. What two seniors having sex?
No three year age difference? If I'm twisting your words, you don't think
that three years should be a criminal case, right? Just three years a
part is not I said nineteen and sixteen should not involve the police unless it
was four three years. Yes, I under I know I can do math.
What I'm saying is I don't believe it should. I don't believe it
should involve the police. It should involve parents, but it shouldn't involve courts
and time and paperwork and all that that that means the legal system is uns
is a complete waste of time. Now, if someone did something where they
forced themselves on you will then absolutely, yes we should have a criminal case.
But the other stuff should be parents talking, or grandparents talking, or
aunts or uncles or somebody even friends, a priest, a pastor, whatever.
But I don't think there should be a court case for that. No,
I think it's a big giant waste of time. So if you had
a kid who was in the fifth grade elementary school, Jamison, Jamison,
you're not going to be able to win this argument because what you're doing are
hypotheticals that I'm not saying. I'm not saying fifth grade. I'm saying sixteen.
I'm saying sixteen, Jamison. Let me say it again, I'm saying
sixteen. Okay, So you're saying that just because they're more mature, right,
since they're not kids and it's still three years, it's okay. But
that sixteen year old is still a child. That nineteen year old has a
job. They're able to get any job they want, They're able to go
on road trips, they could be working anywhere. They are a grown person.
They are legally grown, they're legally an adult. That is true.
What I'm saying is that if they were to lower the age of consent,
I don't think that that is something that should involve a court case. No,
you will not change my mind on that. Okay, I'm not trying
to change your mind. I don't think that that would be the case anything.
And then on directed by Viper, when he was talking about that situation,
he showed d MS. He showed from from what I from what I
from what I remember, he showed DMS of you and that girl. I
don't think so, No, I don't think so. I would have sued
him. Yeah, sure, I would have sued him. I've seen his
video. I know no video he's talking about. I've seen it though.
Yeah, I would assue the daylights out of him. All Right, how's
the bike good? Good? And I heard the wheel was on backwards,
I guess so, yeah, all right, everything going good? H Yeah.
I just got back from basketball and you got your You got your card
today? Yes, sir? All right, I can't wait to see you.
What does he get? How much can I how much can I charge
you for? Like? How much can I use it for? It's only
it's only a twenty five dollars Amazon card. It's just twenty five to Fox
one d Yeah, well it's only twenty five. Okay. The bike was
a lot was it was his birthday, it was his birthday and he got
he got, he got a knee bike and all do you got? Oh
you got to meet by because I was about to say, yeah, all
right, make sure you're not cheap or anything. All right, Jamison,
I'll talk to you, buddy. That was a lot to take in.
Love you, I love you too. Can say one more thing? Yes?
Uh? Free tay save what? I love you? What did he
say? Free? Who? Three? Ta seve? I don't know who
that is. I don't know who that is. I don't know. Okay,
that's here. That was a lot to take in. What was a
lot to take in. That was a lot to take in. I didn't
know he was going to bring that up though. That was two years ago.
Well let me tell you something. You that rumor there, you are
a pro. Yeah, you stayed right in the pocket, handled it,
not get flustered. You answered the questions and you didn't deny that those rumors
were out there. But you know there are rumors. And I think one
day time you come in you impress me. Listen, I'm good at damage
control. I am so good good at damage control because now people don't nobody
even know about that. I mean, that's that that little YouTube video.
No, I just dust that under the carpet. Yeah, all right,
most of these rumors they don't have no proof for evidence, So I'm just
like, okay, yeah, but you don't want to Yeah, you want
to want to keep the rumors going. You don't want to keep the rumors
going. I don't I don't know who's creative people, But you want to
avoid trying to become right, you don't want to be the news. You
want to report the news all appearances of evil. Dude, you want to
keep you want to keep your nose. You know they say clean, nose
clean, so to speak, because you got a career, You got a
huge future in front of you. Do man, you do so as of
right now, you got to avoid any type of trouble. I'm serious.
Listen, after that situation happened, I took advantage and now like I love
it, like I'm really professional, Like I take I want to move this
year. I feel like this is a gonna meal good. This is a
funap this year. I'm gonna move good. That's awesome. And you got
some great help. Yeah right, who uh will take a moment and then
when we come back, I want to ask you about your I want to
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this. Nia Patrick doesn't remember this. Eighty eight? Uh yeah, I
think so. You don't know Billy Ocean. Anybody know Billy Ocean. Your
mom would no, Billy Caribbean and Queen she is not. You know what
is is very polite. It's you gotta play the hook, Billy, you
play the hook? Hang on there? Don't you know the song song?
I heard the song of random bad when you were aware grand the game.
Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, so many Yeah, all right,
So Jeffrey my Son called back again. Okay, he wanted to argue
some more and make his point. He wanted to argue with me. He
wanted to argue with everybody. He's fourteen, they want to argue with That's
that's the that's the age I started. Yeah, it's the age I remember
being at. Yeah, you don't want to argue with everything, which is
fine. Uh So let's see, we wanted to talk what new things are
happening at GSL. Give me that real quick, because I don't know that
we tak the GSL. We have new sponsors. But this year we are
expanding, like I mean, we've been expanding, but like more frequently,
so like covering news in Batavia towns like the farther town so covering news in
Batavia, Syracuse and Buffalo, and I see the State Fair. I will
be working at the State Fair this year doing what working as a reporter like
with them and everything and talking to people. So this is exciting to expand
now with that, also hit one hundred thousand views in one week. That's
great in one week. So gso News is also more fast and reliable.
I'm also coming out with an app because Gesso News app is coming. It's
coming, So that's coming. When then we have Naya here, who's going
to be helping me get to more organized with like news and a new face
and its news. I wanted to come into this year strong. So who's
doing your app for you me? So I bought my website so I'm I'm
good at coding and programming and stuff all that. So it's in the works.
It takes it takes days, maybe months. It takes days, days,
months. I'm impressed. I like it. Well, of course you're
impressed. You're fifty years old. You don't know nothing about his technology.
You shut your punk ass over there, all right? So now tell me
you went to the PGA, Yes, Kill Country Club. I have my
first beer there. That's where my wedding was there when I got married.
Wow. Was it expensive? I don't yeah? Probably. So you went
there, but the PGA was trying to keep it. I think they wanted
no cash on premise. No cash yeah, so everything was like debit card
or credit card. Yeah. So I came there with like one hundred between
one hundred and like three hundred dollars cash, Yeah, just because I was
coming there to spend money and buy gifts, and you've had between one hundred
and three hundred or one hundred I can't remember. It was a big gap.
Yeah, I don't know. Maybe it was like three hundred dollars or
two hundred dollars in cash. All right, Okay, so you had a
couple hundred bucks. Yeah, and so you tried to buy things and they
wouldn't let you because they said, we're not accepting cash. Yeah. Okay.
So then after that, like cops are crawled on me like well wha,
wha, wha, whoa, whoa, whoa woah, time out?
Why were the now hang on? So you said you asked people like can
I give you cash? And you paypilled me or cash at me? Which
I guess that's not the type of environment. This was more like a witch
fancy. Well okay, but I mean I I those people. That was
ghetto to them. I guess, all right, well now it's ghetto to
them. But do you walk up to complete strangers and ask them I did
cash app No? Do you have you done that elsewhere? Yes? Yes?
And it works Naya. Complete stranger comes up to you and says,
Naya, I have twenty dollars cash? Can you cash at me? So
I can use Apple Pay If I give you the twenty will you cash app?
No? You know what, I don't trust people. Yes, thank
you, don't thank you? So wait a second, now, hang on.
I just want to point out a thing because you you were saying,
basically you felt like it was a race, a racially motivated no, like,
did you think people were saying no because you're a black guy. I'm
going to say that out there. No, but I mean, were you
did you feel that? When you're allowed to feel that? But I feel
like I feel I feel like I was like one of the I was like
I was like one of them. I was like one out of five black
white cookie. I get Tiger woods. Mind you, that's what everybody calling
me. They see me with the hat. They listen, they see me
with the hat on, and like photographers are coming up to me and hey,
no, I'm just telling here all right, all right? So I
mean even when I posted the pictures of me at the PGA, they was
like, are you Teller was or are you Jeffrey Alight? They did not
look comments are still there, Yes they did. Okay, now, but
I would like to say that Naya would not would also be uncomfortable if someone
said that because I don't know you. Some people may not have cash app
they may not have that stuff. So it puts you in a bad pause.
But the other thing is, Jeffrey bro that picture. That picture doesn't
help man. That was me. I'm sung a picture. I'm seting a
picture. He's got another one, he's got let me see if I can.
I mean, let's be fair here. You walk, You're a quick
lance. At a quick glance, you could be Tiger Wood stunt double at
a quick glance. I'm telling you, I'm like, at a quick glance,
you're a handsome guy. I get it. I get it. But
okay, but my thing is you're also a pest a little bit sometimes that
No, that's a good thing reporter to be. You're tenacious, but you
have no fear, is what my point is. And so you'll walk up
to a stranger and I will tell you I wouldn't care if the person was
looked like me. I look like you look like me, look like I
could care less. I would probably say no, I think I had like
a follower. I think you asked me when I was here, can I
did, and I said no? What you said no because I was black?
That's what you told me. Yes, that's exactly right. No I
didn't. But you know what. Wait, Jeffrey, and and and and
I too. I've never been anything but what I am, right, So
I've never experienced the world that you've seen. I think. I don't know.
I can tell you this. I do have a niece and nephew whose
dad is from Somalia and his his and his mom is myself. I know
you're completely You're definitely not racist at all, like I know, like I
know that because let me not bring I'm bringing politude. You're a full democrat.
I don't know before a libertarian, Well he's democrat. I don't like
hurting people. I don't like I want all human beings to be treated well.
I want everybody to have an opportunity. I like I like a lot
of your opinions, though I'm not allowed to all right, well, I
like a lot of them, thank you, But I would like you know,
I like seeing you know what. I like. I like this,
young lady. I like what you're doing. You know that I like seeing
the hustle on I've said about my kids. My my I come from a
family of people who are highly educated with doctorates and master's degrees, and I
only have a bachelor's degree. I did go to college. My sister has
a doctorate. My brother in law, who was from Smalling as a lawyer.
Uh, my dad has a doctorate, and my brother is a master's
I don't have that. What I've said about my kids was I wanted them
to have a motor, meaning I wanted them to have a motor to do
something, a drive to do something. Yeah, and my one son was
a student athlete in college. He's going to graduate in a couple of weeks.
Uh. Was also does weightlifting competitions on the side. He's super strong,
and he also had a job and he kept a three to five throughout
his you know, throughout this think about me, I did have a And
also, let me bring up this because when you said, like not afraid
as a reporter, so yeah, hey, let me finish, let me
say, let me, let me brag about my children for just a month.
He's I want to be like Nya, Nya's mom, who I would
think her mom brags about NYA all the time. I think she should.
She should. So Jamison, who was just on the phone, he's fourteen.
Jamison goes out and washes windows and cleans out garbage cans all that,
cause he likes money and he likes to make his own stuff. And he
wanted his e bike and all these things. So he puts some money in
and family and he got the e bike. And then my oldest son is
did not go to college Bowed. He's twenty three. He's a big guy.
He's like six foot eight and he is a waiter and also works at
a Toyota factory and he wants to move to New York City and he but
working all the time. A motor, is what I'm saying. And that's
what impressed me about you. You have a motor, you're all your stuff.
I found I only heard of you, or I guess I only heard
of you when the Codec Center thing happened and all your news got picked up,
right, And I was really impressed, and you should have been in
a proud of that. Mune. I couldn't sleep for the last those couple
of days because I was so excited. I can't like my phone was blowing
up. Yes, I think that's great. So what were you gonna say?
You want to go back to what? So? Yeah, so I
want to go back to when you said I'm not afraid? So like the
last was it last week or two weeks ago? I was at the press
conference where the guy they had got, the guy in custody for killing the
sixteen year old girl that I was missing. I don't know. You guys
heard about that, and I was like, I asked a question, and
I'm I'm like people, I'm known for asking these type of questions, so
they try to like they get nervous when they see me. I feel like
they look at me like because I simply asked, I said, well,
what type of relationship was happening between him and the young lady? You know,
she was sneaking out several times. There's cameras on the street and ring
camera footage shows her going in and out and at so you think there might
have been a romantic relationship. There was definitely some type of relationship, you
believe. I believe that. I think so. Yes, And you saw
the footage, Yeah, there were people like ring camera footage like because this
girl warning through neighborhoods and yeah, and they had that as evidence that they're
using that all those evidence. I think, yeah, So do you think
that there was somewhere they would call it unrecoided love where all of a sudden
she said, I don't want anything, because what is he? I think
he was twenty eight years old and heaped. I think there was. I
think she was getting tired of it, and at sixteen you kind of mature,
like what you want like I did. She didn't probably don't know any
better. She I think you kind of know, like you get to know
better at sixteen, like what do you want to have sex with? And
or now? I think there was like she was getting maybe tired of having
sex or didn't want to do it anymore. What I'm saying is that you
really don't know what you wanted sixteen years old. Yeah, I know what
I feel like she was fifty. I don't know. Oh yeah, I
got. I feel like she knew a lot on him and knew so much,
and then once he probably realized that she was got to be about to
be done or something or going to come out about it, he did that.
Okay, well that's terrible. Yeah, And I'm glad they caught him,
and I think there's more victor for sure, more victims by the same
guy. I think, do you think he's a serial killer? That's what
a serial I think there's more kids who he may be doing stuff with and
they haven't come out. Are afraid. Oh, I understand what you're saying.
You think, and he might he might have, he might haven't.
He might have you think killed some other people. That was just he just
got sloppy. I just think that. I think, Wow, that would
be terrible. Don't you think someone would be reported missing based on what There's
a lot of kids missing in Rochester. There are a lot of kids missing
every freaking day. Okay, but yeah, but like, okay, there's
missing kids. How could you connect the dots that they're all? But I
mean, are they teenagers? But that's what I think, Yes, teenagers
around her age. And that what made me wonder a little bit. Ni
Nya, excuse me. You were shaking your head and nodding in agreement.
There are many kids missing. There definitely is, and I think that a
blind eye. Are they a blind eye? Because maybe they're black kids?
Of course they're automatically think that they're runaways, you know, And like I
said, you don't guarentee once again, you know, do you think some
of it may be sex trafficking and things? It could be a lot.
Anything is possible. Anything. Do you know anybody who went missing or had
any trouble personally? But you know, just being on social media, you
see it all the time, you do, and you know there is a
majority of them that are possible runaways. And you know there ever came back
and that goes for male and female bad situations to get and we'll never know
pretty much. Yeah, how how what are we not hearing about things in
the city of Rochester. I think crime is being downplayed, not by law
enforcement but by the politicians. Mayor has spoke out about all the crime going
on. He might go like the press conference like every now and then,
but he doesn't like directly addressed it. I think police are forced in a
position they don't want to be in. I think the district, in the
city school district is hiding things, uh and they're not showing things that the
people, the taxpayers deserve to see. They need to fix the potholes,
that's the main issue. They need to fix the potholes. Please God fix
the potholes. There's just a lot of stuff that is downplayed. And I
think, you know, citizens of Rochester, they're so forgetful. Well,
when when you talked earlier and you said something to the effect of you said
something too effective black on black crime? Yeah what what downplayed? So much?
Downplayed? But when you see downplay, what would be a way to
you will never prevent it? Yeah, you'll never prevent it. I mean,
but is a lot of the when you call it black on black crime,
would you say a lot of it is gang related? A lot of
it is not. See a lot of it is not not A lot of
that used to be the case years ago. Now it's like social media,
so people just getting angry and not being able to control their emotion. I
think that's a part of it. You get so angry that I come into
your office and throw you through a war, Right, that's a part of
it. Like Rochester was known for like gang violence, black and black gang
violence, that's not the case anymore. I think gangs here in Rochester,
New York are very unorganized, and I think a lot of gangs in general,
and this new generation all over the country are very unorganized. A lot
of this is social media, hearsay she say. And also guns are more
accessible. Now, why do you say that everybody has a gun every You
can buy a gun from anywhere now, like you can hear anybody on the
streets, black white neighborhoods. It doesn't matter. Anybody can get a gun
now, like literally anywhere in the country. It is so easy to get
a gun, a firearm in the country now, because to try to get
one legally is a lot Like I remember somebody trying to get me to get
a pistol permit and it was like filling out and I was saying encyclopedia.
But that's an old man term. It's like it's just a lot of paperwork.
And I went and I'm interested that. I mean it is do you
feel safe? Would you feel safer if you had a gun? No?
No, No, I probably wouldn't. I'll probably be a little more fearful
if you had a gun, yeah, yeah, because now I have to
Now I'm like, I feel like I have to use it now. Yeah,
and then if something goes and it wouldn't maybe necessarily be confident enough to
use it. Yeah, yeah, I mean, think of how many times
it puts me too much time to think, yeah, there're shootings and people
don't get hit, right, but somebody in the house sitting watching TV does
right terrible And I think, you know, people, because I know there's
gonna be oh, why don't white There's gonna be people that are black and
be like, why don't Why don't white crime is the thing? But per
capita, black on black crime is like, well, here's the here's the
thing. White and white crime isn't called white and white crime. It's just
called crime. Yeah, you know what I'm saying. So black and black
crime is it's unfortunate that it has to be labeled. They can't just be
called crime. It's crime. You're a human being, it's crime. I
don't care if you're black, purple, yellow, orange, white. It
should just be crime. But it is an interesting thing because I think a
lot of times there are boundaries drawn around race and that a lot of times
people don't. People care more when if there's black on white crime or if
there's white on black crime, which can happen as well. And I think
in those cases that becomes racial. There's a racial motivation that people look for
right there, They do, and it could just be so many people like,
yeah, they just just see the thirteen year old has been charged with
like manslaughter here in Rochester, New York for shooting a fifteen I mean,
guns are way too accessible now, way too accessible. So how do you
fix that it's damaged? Do you know how to fix it? Do you
have a suggestion? I'm not saying now, I'm gonna hear that we need
to focus on the true problem, which it comes from being race. You
know, people need to focus on how to release their their anger correctly.
And you know, there's a lot of trauma childhood, trauma that is internalized,
and most of these children out here, they don't know how to release
that, so they automatically resort to violence. And there's a lot going on
in community is where violence is around them, and they resort to the fact
that they think they have to get a gun to protect themselves, which ends
up not really being protecting themselves but hurting someone else. So I think that
is really need to focus on what's going on in the house. You said,
yeah, and people downplay counseling too. People definitely downplay counseling. I
think that a lot of these issues would not be going around if these people
did get into counseling and you know, and found coping skills and got into
that. Because I think truly that's where that's where it comes from. I
will say it is one of the most important things and I've said it many
times in this podcast that an adult can do is learn to control your emotions.
But also, like the United States also has downplayed a lot of crime
now like in many states, crime all right, but whether they downplay it
or not, it's still happening. What Naya is saying is a way to
actually get to the root of the problem, which is something everybody goes we
got it. Sometimes you can't find the root of the problem is too late.
But the root of the problem is she's saying, is it begins with
sitting down and having a conversation with family in some situations all though, no,
not at all, but but early on, right, learning to control
your emotions, not getting angry because somebody said something on social media about you
or a friend, or we're going to get them, So now it's become
a retaliation. I'm going to get them when I see them because they said
this on social media or they have something that I don't have, and I
deserve to have it too, So I'm going to go take it right,
you know that that kind of thing, and I don't I'll ask you,
did your mom? Is it just you and your mom? It's me and
my mom and my stepdad in one household. But I would definitely say me
and my mom have a How long has your stepdad been around? Since I
was about six years old? So most of your life? Correct, So
he's kind of been the dad right, correct? Yeah, yeah, yeah,
for most of your life? Correct. I would say, really,
my mom has been the mom and the dad, you know. Yeah,
Well, it's hard sometimes when you know it's not your bio. Like I
would be nervous of not wanting to upset your mom if I said something to
you, you know what I mean, to discipline the case, like,
I'd be very cautious of all that. So I'm sure that's the thing.
But I would assume, like, did you often sit down together for me
or correct? Yeah? Yeah, yeah. We've always tried to keep an
open relationship and one of the main rules is is that if I tell her,
then she won't get mad about it. If I lie, you know,
that's when the problem was gonna, you know, come about. And
even if I did something wrong, as long as I'm open and upfront with
her, then yeah, I don't have to really faces as much backlash as
if I go and if I put it aside and you know, lie about
it, try to hide it, you know. And so we just keep
that open relationship. Wow. I find the two of you very impressive.
And we didn't talk about anything I was intending to talk about except that TikTok
may go away. Will you do a final goodbye TikTok video? If TikTok
does go away. I don't know if you know this, but I think
it's going to the Senate. Yes, yeah, So I don't know if
that's something that work. I worry about freedom of speech, but I but
again, this is a for profit thing. It doesn't prevent you from saying
anything you want. It just doesn't let you do it on that platform.
But you got other platforms. So TikTok. I enjoy TikTok myself. I
have old man TikTok. You want to know what's on my TikTok. My
TikTok has how to stretch. Yeah, I'm not kidding. You're kidding.
The flu bomb. I got it from TikTok recipes. I earn stuff on
TikTok. It's faster too, it's not like you gotta go search up and
it's kind of like almost right there. Yeah, it is right. So
but there they are legislation dubbed the Protecting Americans from Foreign Adversary Control Applications Act.
Boy, that's a big mouthful. Uh, and so we'll see.
Basically, I think they're worried about China. Yes, that's exactly what they
always warning about China. China is already so deep in this country. Now
just shut up. Yeah, well, that's the attitude that's going to allow
it to spread. That's what we don't want. That's why you want to
bud and then they're already Yeah, but you get a lot of our technology,
a lot of weapons, a lot of everything. I mean, they
know the ins and out of this country. Now, right, we gotta
start like stopping them. Well, it'll be interesting, you got you gotta
start somewhere, because it's the attitude while they already have it, that it's
gonna kill it. Same thing with the guns thing. I don't know what
to do. Well, we just gotta can't do anything about it. If
you keep saying I can't do anything about it, it's gonna get worse.
Yeah. I kind of got the attitude where like, yeah, well,
it's like people said, they already have all our information. Look, I
here's the way I've I've often lived my life not very different from you,
Not so much on foreign policy, but for if somebody else is doing something
that I may not agree with, I don't care as long as it doesn't
hurt me or hurt someone I love, or hurt you, or I don't
care. If people want to go out and express their opinion on things,
that's fine. Just know that by definition and opinion is halfway between fact and
fiction. There's some things that supportive, but the rest of it could be
made up stuff, and you gotta tolerate that. And just because you don't
like something somebody's saying, that's the beauty of this country and the free speech,
and it gives you the opportunity to go out and do and say some
of the things you say which eventually gets you thrown through walls. To watch
yourself. Once you have to record this show, I have to get some
I gotta I gotta this show is amazing tonight. Yeah. Yeah, you
were a big part of you were a huge part of that, and so
it's nooth of you. Yeah, learned, what's your lessons learned? Uh,
you know, and just don't get you know, just to try to
avoid getting thrown through drywall. Look, Danny, there were so many things
I wanted to bring up for you. Uh, that's okay, we got.
Well, the ride chair vomit scam. Okay, yeah, it's a
it's a scam that's been going around. You were a ride chair guy for
a minute, I was. But well, we'll save that. And then
uh, the TikTok oh on race and Randy I didn't get to Yeah,
he already texted me. I said, I said, we had tech problems,
which is not exactly wrong. But I'll have to get him another time.
So Naya was really a pleasure meeting you. Do we want to ask
her about the church thing? Really? Oh? Yeah? Yeah, real
quick? Can you tell us about the church thing? Oh my gosh,
yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, So I was brought well,
my mom was informed about a church through one of her peers, and
so she asked me to come along with her. And so when we had
a service. It was a lot of it was a lot of drama,
but ended up it was it was alright, you know, it wasn't too
bad. I hadn't been to church in years before that, so I didn't
really know what to expect, you know what the new churches. So what
kind of struck me was at the end of the ceremony and or whatever you
want to call it, a service, Yes, the service, a screen
was brought down that stated cash app of the church, Apple Pay, Google
pay, zell. I didn't even know. I don't know that that's necessarily
I think I know why. Yeah, so fewer and fewer churches now what
they usually do is like they have they have cult tithing right, and people
who are parishioners will give money to the church, right. And a lot
of churches are finding it now that they don't want to like make it look
like they're asking for money. Well no, no, what my point is
is that they pass to they didn't, So that's that's that point. So
the point is, instead of passing the plate, which is what they offered,
do they take an offering? Right, It's called an offering, And
a lot of churches have stopped passing the plate because it looks like there's this
connotation of their money grubbing. So the idea is it's easier just to donate
through these apps. If you want to donate, here are the options.
If you want to give an offering, here are your options. So we
don't have to pass a plate or handle cash. Ready that stuff. You
can if you want or you don't, but you're not gonna be shamed by
the offering plate going by if you don't put something in it. Does that
make sense? But then again, you know what the offering plate going by.
You can look in it and see, you know how much money,
how many fives, how many ones a couple tens. A lot of times
they put it in an envelope. You don't know what's in it, off
to the check. I remember one time I feel like I was preer pressured
to sorry for interrupting you, but yeah, yeah, sound sorry. The
other day, like I went to church. My church is good and I'm
not gonna shave my church at all, but like I felt like it was
a lot of people that got it because we still do the thing, like
they accept like digital currency, but like they our church is big on like
we're taking a bitcoin. Our church is big, and like people get up
and actually put money. It's not past, like people actually put the money,
yeah in it. Yeah. And I like one day it was like
basically the whole church got up and I was like that was the only when
I didn't get up. So like I had this twenty a lot of pill
in my pocket, Like I didn't want to put the whole twenty dollars in
there? Did you take ten back? So I had to put the full
twenty dollars in. Oh now, when I was when I was a kid,
I went to an evangelical church growing up, and somebody, somebody wanted
to took money out of the plate, and I remember some people getting upset.
My father said, that's kind of the purpose of it. We should
be helping those, especially those who were Let me, let me try that
next time. Maybe takes Maybe you try that. But the other thing is
I would say, like, no church runs on air, right, so
it needs you do need money. You want to keep the lights on,
you want to do that sort of thing. I hadn't seen or heard of
that naya that you know, but interesting way to do it. If that's
how people are spending money and they're willing to do it. I mean it
didn't work for me. You know, I offer me a church. I
think most churches actually do accept, like you know, offerings through through wraps
and Stuffah. Well, but but it's not you don't You shouldn't feel obligated
to give if you don't feel, if you don't feel, but you shouldn't
feel obligated to give. If you don't feel you should give, then don't
give. Like Jeffy. You shouldn't have felt that you had to give.
You shouldn't be guilted into giving. It should because you want to give.
Jeffrey Field, I wanted to give. I wanted to give, but not
that month. Yeah, I get that. So next time he said,
why did you reach in and just take out of ten? Not that month?
Or you can be with all right, take out fifteen? And then
I'm scared. The next I'm scared to ask the old lady next to me,
because then then I feel like, oh, you know, you don't
want to put the food in it, I just forget. Do you think
you'd be shamed? Yeah? I was hungry. I was hungry too,
because that that was my lunch money. Right right, we're gonna wrap it
up, you guys. Just a real pleasure talking to you. Very interesting
stuff. Now. I love what you had to say about the guns and
I'm just crime. I think that's uh. And the school, yes,
yes, all that all that stuff, so all right, Jeffrey Rogers,
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