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Speaker 2: Let's get into it.
Speaker 3: Let's go beyond the box score with Jackie Ray who
Speaker 3: joins me in studio. Jackie Ray, the first story I
Speaker 3: wanted to talk about this evening and first good evening
Speaker 3: to you. It has to do with Joy Taylor, and
Speaker 3: people may not remember it's the same Joy Taylor. The
Speaker 3: context is key here, the same Joy Taylor who was
Speaker 3: on leave for a while from Fox Sports. She still
Speaker 3: does her podcast one of her podcasts. The executive that
Speaker 3: she was having alleged affair with and gained favors professional
Speaker 3: favors from has been since let go. And it's part
Speaker 3: of this wider overarching lawsuit by a former Fox Sports
Speaker 3: employee about sexual favors being granted in exchange for like
Speaker 3: TV show hosting opportunities. All that's relevant because this is
Speaker 3: the same Joy Taylor, when asked about femininity of feminism
Speaker 3: and asked about in cells and hyper masculinity, said that
Speaker 3: she wants to legalize prostitution. Now, I have to play
Speaker 3: the audio in somewhat entirety so you can hear the context,
Speaker 3: but you have to consider who is saying it given
Speaker 3: the controversy already surrounding her. So this is Joy Taylor
Speaker 3: in a conversation with Van Leith, and you may remember him.
Speaker 2: He used to be with TMZ.
Speaker 4: Yes.
Speaker 2: Do you care about the loneliness of the insult?
Speaker 5: I think that male loneliness is a massive problem. I
Speaker 5: think non getting male lonelieses are deteriorating society.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't think it's a massive problem.
Speaker 2: What do you think that fixing one?
Speaker 4: I think we should legalize prostitution.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 5: I have been standing on this for decades and I
Speaker 5: think that.
Speaker 4: The prostitution should be legalized.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 5: They will never do this, but that I think would
Speaker 5: make it.
Speaker 2: It would be a.
Speaker 3: Massive solve, massive solt because that's a temporary loneliness fix,
Speaker 3: although it's effective.
Speaker 5: What would be a long term fix to bringing people
Speaker 5: back together?
Speaker 2: What do you think? Okay?
Speaker 5: So, while it's a temporary fix, right, and many people
Speaker 5: will have some retorts to this, of course it's not
Speaker 5: a simple solve. But I believe that straight male biology
Speaker 5: and particularly men who have this sort of anger is
Speaker 5: because they don't get physical intimacy and they have convinced
Speaker 5: themselves the type of physical intimacy they would like, is
Speaker 5: you know their favorite porn star or favorite OnlyFans girl,
Speaker 5: or this unattainable beauty on Instagram who is never ever,
Speaker 5: ever ever going to vie you or meet you or
Speaker 5: talk to you ever. So they don't look for the
Speaker 5: physical intimacy that is around them.
Speaker 4: They don't go outside of their home.
Speaker 5: They don't go down to the local library, they don't
Speaker 5: go to their local bar, they don't go join a
Speaker 5: social group in order to meet people because they feel
Speaker 5: that this beautiful ten whatever is going to walk through
Speaker 5: the front door and set there and that's never going
Speaker 5: to happen.
Speaker 4: But they sit there scolling that they go hey hey, heye, and.
Speaker 5: The dms and they believe then that the women are
Speaker 5: not resplying to them because of feminism, Lord.
Speaker 2: There's a lot of joy.
Speaker 3: Taylor is looked upon by many as having slept her
Speaker 3: way to the top. Ye, just being honest with that
Speaker 3: as context for this commentary where she talks about basically
Speaker 3: breaking down relationships to just a sexual component, right and feminism,
Speaker 3: Where do you come out on this?
Speaker 6: First of all, if I was her attorney, I would
Speaker 6: drop her as a client immediately because She's basically dissolved
Speaker 6: intimate interactions as business transactions.
Speaker 4: Means half a like you did this?
Speaker 2: Are you talking about yourself or right?
Speaker 6: And she's saying it so emphatically, like, hey man, people
Speaker 6: got to get it where they get it. Let's make
Speaker 6: it make sense financially. So she's basically saying, hey, I
Speaker 6: know y'all know about this case.
Speaker 4: I did it.
Speaker 6: I think you should do it too, because otherwise men
Speaker 6: can't get what they need, because men are so devolved
Speaker 6: emotionally that they can't crave true intimacy. Intimacy has nothing
Speaker 6: to do with sex. That's then entire part that she's missing.
Speaker 6: True intimacy has nothing to do with sex, physicality, sexual
Speaker 6: intercourse is different than intimacy.
Speaker 4: Intimacy says I care about you.
Speaker 6: I care about you how you feel, I care about
Speaker 6: you mentally, I care about you spiritually. She just gonna
Speaker 6: skip over all that and say sleep your way to
Speaker 6: the top. That's what I took out of it.
Speaker 3: She boiled it down to if men could get more sex,
Speaker 3: we would have fewer mass shooters.
Speaker 2: That's what I read that.
Speaker 6: Yes, right, so, and let's be clear, mass shooters nine
Speaker 6: times out of ten in this country are not at
Speaker 6: the age where they should be having the abundance of
Speaker 6: sex that she is suggesting. So that kind of she
Speaker 6: killed her own argument right there. Unless you're saying you
Speaker 6: come out the womb aggressively and sexually frustrated, that doesn't
Speaker 6: make sense.
Speaker 4: So this is the problem. I have a problem with people.
Speaker 6: And I feel bad because I hope she don't hear
Speaker 6: this because I've met Joy several times. I'll probably see
Speaker 6: her again soon, and if she hears this or sees this,
Speaker 6: I said what I said. I have a problem with
Speaker 6: people that don't think before they speak, because you're dropping
Speaker 6: all these f bombs because you want to look like
Speaker 6: you're in the boys club. You want to look like
Speaker 6: you're one of the guys. You're not one of the guys,
Speaker 6: and you have capitalized on not being one of the guys.
Speaker 3: And I would say she has subjectified her absolutely, and
Speaker 3: how she presents herself in her work and obviously how
Speaker 3: she got the job.
Speaker 2: There was a sexualized portion to that.
Speaker 3: Let's be honest, right, she doesn't deny, or it hasn't
Speaker 3: been denied, that she has been sleeping with this married
Speaker 3: executive at Fox Sports.
Speaker 2: Oh and by the way, it was the one who
Speaker 2: gave her her job.
Speaker 6: And they are encouraging them to settle. So attorneys don't
Speaker 6: encourage their clients to settle when they think they can win.
Speaker 6: So there's obviously some truth to that. And she's led
Speaker 6: with her frontal assets for a long time.
Speaker 4: Intuit you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: Listen, I guess you have to tune into our YouTube
Speaker 3: show because we've been showing the.
Speaker 4: Video frontal assets.
Speaker 6: But when you are as a sports journalist, this business
Speaker 6: for a woman is very very sorry you're going to
Speaker 6: say something now, she said, this is colf copseelf, but
Speaker 6: it's very very hard. You have to prove yourself daily
Speaker 6: and if you lead with your assets, that is all
Speaker 6: you are seen as. And this entire conversation that she
Speaker 6: has with a man lets the world know she is
Speaker 6: okay with you seeing her like that. She clearly don't
Speaker 6: have daughters.
Speaker 2: No, she doesn't have any kids.
Speaker 4: I'm a mom where a mama at?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 3: She has she has a mother, she has a brother
Speaker 3: who's a Hall of Fame football player, and she has
Speaker 3: a nephew who is just drafted into the NFL.
Speaker 4: So I so what kind of conversations do you have
Speaker 4: with your nephew.
Speaker 3: I'm saying that she comes from a very male centered,
Speaker 3: let's say, locker room talk family.
Speaker 2: I would have to.
Speaker 6: Imagine so in that case, again, if you're having that
Speaker 6: locker room talk and your nephew or your brother comes
Speaker 6: home and say, yeah, this girl, you know, she played
Speaker 6: like she didn't want it. What kind of conversation she's
Speaker 6: literally leaning into. Male aggression is always going to be
Speaker 6: a thing, and instead of correcting that, we need to
Speaker 6: give into.
Speaker 2: That being accommodated.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and she should be ashamed.
Speaker 2: It's Later with mo Kelly. When we come back.
Speaker 3: Let's talk about boxing because there is another Mike Tyson
Speaker 3: biopic in the works. I think this is a third
Speaker 3: to four the eighth, and this was going to start
Speaker 3: Jamie Fox. I want to get your thoughts on that
Speaker 3: when we come back. It's Later with mo Kelly, going
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Speaker 3: the box Score with Jackie Ray and Jackie I have
Speaker 3: always been and will always be a Mike Tyson fan.
Speaker 3: Same I've had the opportunity to interview him twice.
Speaker 2: Both times I was scared to death.
Speaker 3: I'm being serious because if you're around Mike for any
Speaker 3: length of time, you know that he could possibly snap
Speaker 3: at any given moment.
Speaker 2: Right he could, but.
Speaker 4: He's self aware.
Speaker 6: Now he's self aware, excuse himself when he feels that way.
Speaker 3: And also he smokes enough weed to keep him moderately calm.
Speaker 3: I say that I know his public life arguably as
Speaker 3: well as anyone, and part of that has to do
Speaker 3: with there have been a number of biopics. There was
Speaker 3: a Hulu series, there was I just know about the
Speaker 3: leading actors. It was won by Travante Rhodes. There was
Speaker 3: one Michael Jai White. Yeah, and now they're talking about
Speaker 3: one which is going to be released with Jamie Fox
Speaker 3: in the title role. This is biopic focusing on I
Speaker 3: don't know another part of his life. I mean, we
Speaker 3: know his story. He was a boxing phenom, he went
Speaker 3: to jail for rape, He continued boxing afterward, and it was,
Speaker 3: you know, the crumble of his personal life, his marriage
Speaker 3: to Robin Gibbons, that infamous interview with Barbara There's not
Speaker 3: any more to tell. Why another one? And why do
Speaker 3: you think Jamie Fox would attach himself?
Speaker 6: You know, I was thinking about that because Jamie himself.
Speaker 6: I was like, Okay, what time frame are we talking
Speaker 6: about right now? Because Jamie Fox will never size wise.
Speaker 6: He does a great impersonation of his voice, but it's
Speaker 6: a caricature. Yeah, yeah, and it's it's it's funny, it's comical,
Speaker 6: and a lot of Mike Tyson's life just isn't that.
Speaker 4: So how are you going to portray that?
Speaker 6: And look wise, Michael Jai White would have been better,
Speaker 6: you know, because he he played Spawn.
Speaker 4: He has the thicker build, you know, so.
Speaker 2: Let's be honest. A gap of the teeth and all
Speaker 2: the subtleties.
Speaker 6: There's subtleties that would have made you like there was
Speaker 6: a moment when Will Smith played Ali.
Speaker 4: You forgot it was Will Smith and he was like Ali.
Speaker 2: I forgot Jamie Fox was Ray Charles.
Speaker 6: Exactly, And so you're not gonna forget that Jamie Fox
Speaker 6: is playing Mike Tyson, and I love Jamie Fox as
Speaker 6: an actor, but there's just too many physical difference that
Speaker 6: it's going to make you, make it impossible for you
Speaker 6: to get past that. The only thing that I can
Speaker 6: think is that Jamie Fox is at the point of
Speaker 6: his career where he doesn't really need to make anything else.
Speaker 6: So maybe he's doing this because the producer, writer, director,
Speaker 6: maybe they're friends, and he's like, if I attach my
Speaker 6: name to it, because when you're up and coming, or
Speaker 6: if you're not really known in this town, it's just
Speaker 6: not going to get any traction. But if you attach
Speaker 6: a name like Jamie Fox to it, then all of
Speaker 6: a sudden, these doors are opening. That's literally the only
Speaker 6: thing that I can think of that makes this plausible
Speaker 6: for him.
Speaker 3: Because I don't know if there's any real interest in
Speaker 3: telling Mike Tyson's story.
Speaker 2: We've heard it right, well, we remember.
Speaker 3: It, we lived it, we've seen it, we've seen it
Speaker 3: told by another filmmaker, another director of the Hulu series,
Speaker 3: or I don't know what new ground you're going to break.
Speaker 3: And also in this post Me Too world, I don't
Speaker 3: know how palatable the darkness of Mike Tyson is. And
Speaker 3: we like this new Mike Tyson.
Speaker 6: We like the funny Mike Tyson who's cracking jokes when
Speaker 6: he's winded after having one of these old man boxing matches.
Speaker 6: You know, he's just a kinder, gentler Tyson. So to
Speaker 6: your point, this this went in the world of cancel
Speaker 6: culture because we didn't cancel Mike Tyson went to jail
Speaker 6: and people were talking about whiz it again now so
Speaker 6: we can fight again, Like I just didn't have that
Speaker 6: level of cancel culture back then.
Speaker 4: So why would he sign off on it?
Speaker 6: Why would he subject himself to the opinions of a
Speaker 6: generation of people that know nothing about him personally, never
Speaker 6: got to see him fight, don't understand that he's arguably
Speaker 6: the best heavyweight fighter of all time. Why would you
Speaker 6: even do this? I don't really know what the thought probless.
Speaker 3: Is other than the money, because he obviously gets image
Speaker 3: and likeness.
Speaker 2: He gets paid handsomely, I.
Speaker 6: Assume, right, But there's there's everything has a cost too,
Speaker 6: of course. So now, if you're doing this for the money,
Speaker 6: wants this generation that feels so entitled to have a
Speaker 6: thought about what you did way before they were born,
Speaker 6: that's going to affect your ability to make money in
Speaker 6: the future.
Speaker 2: I mean, we look at it. Let's be real.
Speaker 3: If you go back and tell the Desiree Washington story
Speaker 3: of the forcible rape by Mike Tyson that he was
Speaker 3: convicted for, the convicted of he spent four years in
Speaker 3: prison for it, against the backdrop of a Diddy and
Speaker 3: a Cassie video of a R. Kelly and what we
Speaker 3: know now or what we think of violence against women
Speaker 3: in today's world. I don't know how that story is
Speaker 3: either revelatory or a moneymaker or somehow ratings pleasing, depending
Speaker 3: on the format.
Speaker 6: Unless you're intentional about keeping those aspects out and you're
Speaker 6: just telling maybe the mental physical toll that boxing put
Speaker 6: on his life. You can't really do a biopic if
Speaker 6: that's what you're doing, though, So that's where the confusion
Speaker 6: for me comes in.
Speaker 2: All those things come together.
Speaker 3: Yes, you can tell the Don King portion of the story,
Speaker 3: how Don King stole all his money, but you have
Speaker 3: to also talk about the Robin Gibbns portion which ran
Speaker 3: parallel to that, and the alleged violence in their marriage.
Speaker 3: You know, I just don't know the appeal of a
Speaker 3: of a Mike Tyson story. Now with Mike Tyson still
Speaker 3: living and that story already haven't been told.
Speaker 2: Yeah, at least twice.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you know, and Netflix, I know they're looking for
Speaker 6: more and more content. You know, it's the battle of
Speaker 6: the streamers right now. So I get why they would
Speaker 6: want to do this, But who's the audience base? Because
Speaker 6: in truth, I think the only people that would want
Speaker 6: to watch this are people who already know the story.
Speaker 3: Already know the story because boxing in and of itself
Speaker 3: is not as popular as it was during Mike Tyson.
Speaker 6: Because you don't have any good fighters like that anymore.
Speaker 3: Right, It's an mma world as far as sports combat entertainment.
Speaker 2: So I don't know who wants the movie, who.
Speaker 3: Is gonna benefit from the movie, or who's going to
Speaker 3: care about the movie. And if it's just a favor
Speaker 3: like you possibly suggested, where you have Jamie Fox doing
Speaker 3: a favor for an up and coming filmmaker.
Speaker 4: Else do something else, this just seems.
Speaker 2: Below pun intended. He's punching below his weight.
Speaker 6: Yeah, unless Jamie just said to himself, you know what,
Speaker 6: my Mike Tyson impersonation is unbeatable.
Speaker 4: I want to do a whole movie about it.
Speaker 6: And maybe you know that's the only thing I can see,
Speaker 6: and he's a great impressionist, but impressions don't make movies right,
Speaker 6: and skits don't do well as movies. He's a great
Speaker 6: impersonator of Prince when he sings. I would never watch
Speaker 6: a movie with him talking about have you.
Speaker 2: Ever heard him do Donald Trump? It is, it's flawless, flawless, amazing.
Speaker 2: It doesn't mean him want to feel right.
Speaker 4: So I don't.
Speaker 6: Maybe maybe some older gentlemen they get corvettes. Maybe Jamie
Speaker 6: makes unnecessary movies.
Speaker 3: We'll have to wait and see Jackiwarray very quickly. How
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Speaker 2: I'll get to we'll.
Speaker 3: Get We'll have Please try to talk about Angel Reese
Speaker 3: and Caitlyn Clark over the course of the season. They're
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Speaker 4: Yep, people, there you go.
Speaker 2: I know Harry, he's a great person. He couldn't vote
Speaker 2: for me at the time. Now he can vote for
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Speaker 1: I love.
Speaker 4: Excuse me, excuse me, excuse me.
Speaker 2: I love he's so good, follin so good. But I
Speaker 2: wouldn't want to see a movie then.
Speaker 1: No.
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Speaker 3: I love me a burger. I don't have them as
Speaker 3: much as I used to, but I do love the.
Speaker 2: Taste of a burger.
Speaker 3: Cheeseburger specifically, And if we go around the country, it varies.
Speaker 3: And we have a map which is put together by
Speaker 3: door Dash of the favorite types of.
Speaker 2: Burgers via state.
Speaker 3: You have the choices of chicken burger, cheeseburger, turkey burger,
Speaker 3: regular hamburger.
Speaker 2: And veggie burger.
Speaker 3: I don't know why veggie burger should be honest list,
Speaker 3: that's apocryphal, that's horrible.
Speaker 2: I can have a veggie burger.
Speaker 3: I mean, look, I will listen to like a beyond
Speaker 3: meat burger because at least tastes Yeah, that's pretty good.
Speaker 2: It's a good analog, but not veggie.
Speaker 3: No. I've had a black being burger. It didn't taste
Speaker 3: like no veggie burger.
Speaker 2: No, didn't. It tastes like it.
Speaker 3: But if you're wondering what the burger of choice is
Speaker 3: for California, you'd be surprised to know it's a chicken burger.
Speaker 3: That's a contradiction in terms. Arizona is cheeseburger. Nevada, Oregon, Washington,
Speaker 3: and Idaho mark all good old fashioned hamburgers.
Speaker 2: That's it. That's it.
Speaker 3: That's that's the top burger. According to door Dash, dull. Well,
Speaker 3: look at the states, they're all dull. Okay, am I wrong?
Speaker 3: We don't laugh at my jokes and not give me
Speaker 3: a rib shot. That's not why Wyoming their turkey burger. Uh,
Speaker 3: Montana and let me see, yeah, Montana, North Dakota, and
Speaker 3: South Dakota they are all veggie burgers.
Speaker 2: That's surprising. That actually legitimately shocking.
Speaker 3: And uh, Michigan and Wisconsin also veggie burger's.
Speaker 2: Weird.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, this is according to door Dash, state of
Speaker 3: Illinois veggie burger, State of Missouri chicken burger.
Speaker 2: Nebraska. I want to take a guess.
Speaker 3: They seem like a like a real meaty state, right, yeah,
Speaker 3: you would think, yeah, it's.
Speaker 2: Just regular hamburger.
Speaker 3: Uh. Texas, you know that's got to be like a
Speaker 3: right bacon, nothing but red meat, right, Yeah, it comes
Speaker 3: with paddles, according to door dash, and I'm calling bullsh
Speaker 3: no chicken burger.
Speaker 2: I don't think.
Speaker 3: No, well, barbecue, I guess, yeah, but it would still
Speaker 3: be beef.
Speaker 2: It wouldn't be that's chicken. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Louisiana, according to door Dash, is also a chicken burger. Uh.
Speaker 3: Carnacius said, no, Mississippi turkey burger. That shouldn't even be
Speaker 3: a thing. That's for pink o commies. Turkey burgers.
Speaker 2: I love Jake Jackson veggie burger. Hell no, flam baa.
Speaker 3: This is kind of shocking that all the South are
Speaker 3: like in the veggie burgersh Florida and Georgia and South
Speaker 3: Carolina they are chicken burgers. According to door Dash, North
Speaker 3: Carolina is turkey burger. Maryland going up that eastern seaboard
Speaker 3: is turkey burger. And I'm a little slow on the
Speaker 3: draw because they don't tell you the name of the state.
Speaker 3: I'm just going off of memory, just looking at the map.
Speaker 3: What state is?
Speaker 2: What? I know? It's a skill New York. Any guesses there,
Speaker 2: I'd say.
Speaker 3: Cheese, Mark, let's go out on a lemon, say cheese
Speaker 3: veggie burger. Come on, I know this is invalid.
Speaker 2: I know.
Speaker 3: And Pennsylvania it's a chicken burger. According to door Dash,
Speaker 3: California is a chicken burger. I could almost believe that.
Speaker 2: I could. I really could. Yeah, I can hear the argument.
Speaker 3: I can see chicken or veggie burger in Tala and
Speaker 3: you have to eat it while you're wearing a che
Speaker 3: Guavara T shirt.
Speaker 2: Right, And that's about the only state it works makes sense.
Speaker 2: I caught that monk well, and I'm not even there.
Speaker 2: We go, what's it take around here?
Speaker 3: A lot?
Speaker 2: A lot?
Speaker 3: No, this is because this pronunciation was so bad that
Speaker 3: I'm so sorry that I got it. Maybe Senor Cavasis
Speaker 3: can correct me. Well he does. How much Venish do
Speaker 3: you speak? It's light I can get I can get by.
Speaker 3: But what about your parents? Uh? They they're pretty uh
Speaker 3: they're pretty pronounced.
Speaker 2: I mean they know how to speak Spanish. Okay.
Speaker 3: I didn't know if it was a conscious decision on
Speaker 3: their part to either teach you, because some what friends
Speaker 3: I have, they say their parents did not want them
Speaker 3: to learn a language.
Speaker 2: They want just the full immersion in English. And that
Speaker 2: was it.
Speaker 3: That's what happened. They taught me Spanish. That was my
Speaker 3: first language growing up, and then when I went to school,
Speaker 3: my mom made me learn English. So I hear that
Speaker 3: all the time very quickly. Alaska, what do you think
Speaker 3: they want up in Alaska? Now they have to get
Speaker 3: this correct. Have got to be a Hamburger up there.
Speaker 3: It is Hamburger, yes, Hawaii, a hamburger with pineapple on
Speaker 3: it and burger chicken burger okay. And you say, what
Speaker 3: mark a burger with pineapple on it? It says Hamburger
Speaker 3: does not say pineapple. So that's probably close enough. And
Speaker 3: that's about it. Yeah, I mean, cheeseburger was only in
Speaker 3: four states. Is so disappointing to find out about our
Speaker 3: cellow citizens. Look, you would think, you know, mom, hot dogs,
Speaker 3: apple pie, Cheeseburger's got to be right there, right, Yeah, No,
Speaker 3: that's not the case.
Speaker 2: That's weird.
Speaker 3: Look, this is the most popular burger by state according
Speaker 3: to door Dash. Whatever that means, whatever that's worth. What
Speaker 3: even is a chicken burger? That's against the laws of
Speaker 3: God and man and I'm against it. Well, I think
Speaker 3: of it this way. I like chicken sausage, but I
Speaker 3: don't think of chicken or like a chicken link. I'll
Speaker 3: eat a chicken link, a chicken hot link, but I'm
Speaker 3: not eating a chicken burger. Yeah, it's just a chicken
Speaker 3: sandwich right that point, right at that point, like a
Speaker 3: chicken breast, are actually ground chicken it No, it's ground
Speaker 3: chicken in the form of a burger. Y. Yeah, I
Speaker 3: don't think so negative. I'd rather have a chicken sandwich.
Speaker 3: Thumbs down from all the judges. I would rather have
Speaker 3: a chicken sandwich or a chicken link before i'd have
Speaker 3: a chicken burger.
Speaker 2: Same. You're wasting everybody's time, and I'm not eating veggie burger.
Speaker 2: I'll eat.
Speaker 3: A beyond meat burger, but I'm not eating a veggie burger.
Speaker 3: Tastes completely different. It tastes like vegetables. Don't describe it,
Speaker 3: you know, squashed together. It doesn't taste like any type
Speaker 3: of meat substitute or meat analog. Some of those fake
Speaker 3: meat burgers actually don't taste too badly. No, the Beyond
Speaker 3: Meat and an Impossible are the two bad I think
Speaker 3: Beyond is probably the best.
Speaker 2: Probably the Beyond they don't do well with.
Speaker 3: The sausage, and I've tried their sausage, like the breakfast
Speaker 3: sausage doesn't quite hit the mark.
Speaker 2: But the actual burgers, the quote unquote burgers.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because they even have that it has like the well,
Speaker 3: not to be grotesque, but it has like the blood
Speaker 3: like a regular patty. Yes, like, yes, it has a
Speaker 3: reddish streak to it. Yeah, and it's fake blood. It's
Speaker 3: not blood, but I forgot what it is that they use.
Speaker 3: But yeah, it's a coloring, that's it. Yeah, but it
Speaker 3: looks like an actual piece of beef. And the consistency
Speaker 3: is very very close to its very close. Like if
Speaker 3: I didn't tell you market advance, it probably could fool
Speaker 3: you if I didn't tell you to be I'm not
Speaker 3: against those. I've had some because of the but I
Speaker 3: keep really yeah, that was the only reason I actually
Speaker 3: even started trying them, or even because at the time
Speaker 3: my wife was a vegan.
Speaker 2: She's less than a vegan.
Speaker 3: Now, I don't know what to call her, but you know,
Speaker 3: she's eating some stuff that's not on the vegan menu,
Speaker 3: And so I started trying that and it wasn't real
Speaker 3: good at the beginning, but it's gotten progressively better over
Speaker 3: the years. Now it's not something I have all the time,
Speaker 3: but it does cut down on the amount of red
Speaker 3: meat intake. That.
Speaker 2: Yeah, men your age need to watch their red meat in.
Speaker 3: Look, it's true. It's true. I don't eat cheeseburgers and
Speaker 3: steaks like I used to. Then there's you know, there's
Speaker 3: a good reason to because I just don't.
Speaker 2: I don't want to have cancer too soon.
Speaker 3: That's right, Less red meat, more prunes.
Speaker 2: You keep myself prayful.
Speaker 3: Yeah, anything else you want to know about my No,
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Speaker 3: It's Relater with Mo Kelly. The color of your aura
Speaker 3: based on your zodiac sign. We were really over last event,
Speaker 3: so we're gonna have to rush through this aries your
Speaker 3: aura color is red. Red represents the root chakra and
Speaker 3: is most aligned with Ares, who connects with this energy center.
Speaker 3: Is the color of passion and desire, which the fire
Speaker 3: sign resonates with. Red allows aries to be adventurous and
Speaker 3: spontaneous while charting new territories, giving them the courage and
Speaker 3: strength to fight battles.
Speaker 2: Taurus, your aura is green.
Speaker 3: Green is a sign of creativity and love, two of
Speaker 3: the significant attributes that Taurus holds near and dear to
Speaker 3: its heart. Venus, the planetary ruler of Taurus, aligns with
Speaker 3: green because it represents money, romance, and sensual pleasures. This
Speaker 3: is all the more reason for green to show up
Speaker 3: as an aura color for the Earth's sign Gemini. Mark Ronner,
Speaker 3: I'm listening. Your color is rainbow, not really a color, but.
Speaker 2: Ok yes, are you? Are you outing me tonight? I'm reading? Okay,
Speaker 2: I'm reading the paper. Sure.
Speaker 3: Gemini is known as the most versatile sign of the zodiac,
Speaker 3: and its twin symbols often associated with a rainbow aura vers.
Speaker 3: This connection highlights this verse the full spectrum of emotions
Speaker 3: and traits that Geminis experienced throughout the day as multifaceted
Speaker 3: and dynamic individuals. The rainbow aur adds depth and variety
Speaker 3: to this air sign's personality.
Speaker 2: I'm not that versatile. You got that risk so everyone knows.
Speaker 3: Cancer your silver Silver is associated with the Moon, the
Speaker 3: planetary ruler of the sign Cancer. Silver auras are extremely
Speaker 3: rare and indicate that a person possesses strong convictions and
Speaker 3: a deep connection with the world around them. Those born
Speaker 3: under the sign of cancer are in tune with their
Speaker 3: emotions and the rhythms of the universe, and have a
Speaker 3: natural ability to be empathetic.
Speaker 2: That's foosh.
Speaker 3: Leo, Your color is orange. Orange is a vibrant and
Speaker 3: creative color, much like the astrological sign Leo. They are
Speaker 3: linked because Leo is known for its desire to express
Speaker 3: itself and showcase its unique personality. Orange is closely associated
Speaker 3: with the Sun, which rules Leo, making the two a
Speaker 3: perfect match. They both provide energy, and they provide each
Speaker 3: other with energy, enthusiasm, and originality.
Speaker 2: Virgo, Your color is tan.
Speaker 3: A Tan aura is found in someone responsible, reliable, and methodical.
Speaker 3: They have a chill approach to matters and calmly deal
Speaker 3: with situations. Virgo always puts reason above emotion, which is
Speaker 3: why a Tan or a is profoundly aligned with the
Speaker 3: Earth sign. Also, Virgos have a grounding energy that connects
Speaker 3: them to having a robust tan aura.
Speaker 2: Libra, your color is pink. Pink is the color of love.
Speaker 3: No other zodiac sign except for Libra can wear this
Speaker 3: color better or with more pride. Libra, who represents the
Speaker 3: air part of Venus, loves the color pink because it's
Speaker 3: robantic and references their heart, art, filth, sentiments. Scorpio, let's go.
Speaker 3: Your color is magenta. Magenta is an intense aura, aligning
Speaker 3: with one of the most ardent zodiac signs. The color
Speaker 3: infuses stubbornness, intuition, and fearlessness. Scorpios embody those qualities, even
Speaker 3: though they keep them hidden from those only in their
Speaker 3: close circle and orbit would be privy to. This color
Speaker 3: can influence others, which Scorpio is known to do from
Speaker 3: an emotional place. I'm as Sagittarius and my aura color
Speaker 3: is teal. Get the f out of.
Speaker 2: Here it is till you're a very tell young man. Yeah.
Speaker 3: A blue or teal aura represents someone who is an
Speaker 3: optimist and enjoys life to the fullest. Sagittarius individuals are
Speaker 3: known for their quest for knowledge, fun and good times.
Speaker 3: As a result, these colors can effectively symbolize them. Additionally,
Speaker 3: this color will support Sagittarius on their recent adventures by
Speaker 3: helping to protect them from encountering issues along the way. Capricorn,
Speaker 3: your color is due to brown. Capricorns are creatures of habit.
Speaker 3: Although they work hard and enjoy life, they prefer to
Speaker 3: maintain their routines and live without drama. The ara color
Speaker 3: judo brown allows them to connect with their earthly sensibilities.
Speaker 2: Are you embellishing this? No? It says brown?
Speaker 3: Okay?
Speaker 2: Brown? To do? Brown? Okay to brown.
Speaker 3: Like the song, they tend to stay away from theatrics
Speaker 3: or trouble, which they find preferable. Aquarius, your color is
Speaker 3: urine yellow. A yellow Ara symbolizes someone who is Are
Speaker 3: you sure you're not embellishing this?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 3: That's what it says to A urine yellow auras symbolizes
Speaker 3: someone who is highly communicative and upbeat. The moon with silver,
Speaker 3: this yellow is urine. As an air sign, Aquarius easily
Speaker 3: expresses their feelings, making this ability a natural trait. They
Speaker 3: possess a positive vibe that many admire. Like the color
Speaker 3: urine yellow, the water bearer a voice negativity and strives
Speaker 3: to eliminate grow up you guys, Come on now, grow up,
Speaker 3: you grow up and eliminate any unneeded energy from their life Pisces.
Speaker 3: As we close out, their color is indigo. Individuals with
Speaker 3: Indigo auras are often considered extraordinary. The end chakra is
Speaker 3: associated with heightened empathy, psychic abilities, and sensitivity as it
Speaker 3: connects to the third eye, also noticed the sixth chakra.
Speaker 3: Much like the Pisce sign of Pisces, this color, which
Speaker 3: is linked with the water sign, encourages those with Indigo
Speaker 3: aras to embrace their dreams and visions by providing them
Speaker 3: with spiritual insight and a sense of enchanting mystical power.
Speaker 3: And that's the color of your aura, based on your
Speaker 3: zodiac sign. And I told you just what was on
Speaker 3: the sheet. I didn't embellish it in any way. Oh,
Speaker 3: I like magenta. It's like blood. It's fancy.
Speaker 2: You're in yellow, doody brown to brown.
Speaker 3: Brown. You don't know that song mark the half black
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