Speaker 1: Hey, everybody, welcome to Pink Shade.
Speaker 2: It's Monday, so it's mugshot Monday, and I'm here with Keisha.
Speaker 1: We're both a little we're both a little sleepy.
Speaker 3: We're sleepy. We're like old ladies sleepy.
Speaker 2: You need a nap or something like that, you know,
just discussing our nap schedule before we came on.
Speaker 1: So there you have it.
Speaker 4: And again this is how we share our brain. She
was wanting to take a nap. I always wanted to
take a nap. So she says, ma'am.
Speaker 1: Yeah, let's go early.
Speaker 2: Let's record it early, because and if you said you
couldn't record early, I was gonna be like, great, let's
record later and then I can take a nap.
Speaker 4: Yeah. I was like, you know what. When she said that,
I'm like, let's bang this up because I really want
to take a nap. So here we are.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's interesting. You know Amy Archer, our fellow leeper's sister.
Speaker 1: I don't feel like she's a napper.
Speaker 4: There's when is her birthday?
Speaker 1: She's a September libra.
Speaker 4: Now I knew it. I knew it. I knew it.
I was like, she's a little bit different kind of
Libra than us. There's a huge difference between this Septemberly
they are not real livers and October libres were the
real livers.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's what That's what I think. But don't say,
don't listen. We'll have a fistfight at Librafest. Girl didn't
get into it.
Speaker 4: Amy sure, Amy would not run you stop.
Speaker 2: Amy is sure, God bless, God bless. Okay, Well, let's
talk about these people. I don't know who's a Libra
here and who's not, and I don't care.
Speaker 4: I'm not claiming any of them to be livers. No,
those are some damn Leo's who else did I like?
Those are some cancers or some capricorns. These people, we
will not claim them as libras. No.
Speaker 2: So this is Love after lock Up, Season seven, episode sixteen,
skating around the truth.
Speaker 1: Okay, apropos.
Speaker 4: So how many more episodes do we have since we
don't really know what correct number we're at?
Speaker 2: So this is because it started with nine, so this
will be this is the seventh episode of this iteration.
Speaker 1: Now I have asked that question to my.
Speaker 2: We CV people, Hey ladies, let me know, and they say,
big announcement coming soon.
Speaker 3: So what can it be.
Speaker 2: Uh, the big announcement will be we're gonna continue with
life after lock Up.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't know.
Speaker 4: I think that at this point they should just trust
us with the information.
Speaker 3: We're not going to put it out there if they tell.
Speaker 1: Us not to, say not to.
Speaker 2: There's so much stuff that the TLC people tell us
that we don't know that I don't say, Like, if
you just tell me what's coming, I won't say it.
Speaker 4: I won't say it.
Speaker 3: But TV wants to be Bravo so bad.
Speaker 1: I know they want to.
Speaker 2: They want to, but there's secrets, their secrets well anyway,
so we don't know.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 1: This is the this is the what did I say?
Speaker 4: So?
Speaker 1: Nin ninth No?
Speaker 4: Sixteen?
Speaker 2: It started with the ninth and then we're on sixteen,
so it's six seventh episode and we just got a
new couple.
Speaker 4: So and we really could have gone the rest of
the season without one who sourced with myth Pipe since
he's Native American, that's what I'm gonna name him. Sorry,
myth Pipe wants to be Native American.
Speaker 2: I'm fascinated with these people because I'm sure you are
in no world is this going to work.
Speaker 4: So one who runs with Zebras maybe that's what one
named him, one who spoke, one who smokes with Zebras. Yeah,
so we have to give him because he's Native American.
Speaker 3: So okay, we're going to run with that.
Speaker 2: So oh so we're starting with them. That's okay, Charlie
and Hillary with one L. I always like a Hillary
with one L.
Speaker 4: I have only met in real life one Hillary, and
she happens to be my friend. And it's with two els.
Speaker 1: Two els.
Speaker 2: The one Hillary in real life I knew also had
two els. So Midwest Oklahoma now looks that up because
your my husband's from Oklahoma.
Speaker 4: Hey, from these streets.
Speaker 2: Well, Midwest City, Oklahoma is just a suburb of Oklahoma City.
It's really probably his address is probably Oklahoma City.
Speaker 4: Okay, So I don't know why.
Speaker 2: They're doing that, but so Oklahoma people come at me.
Speaker 1: I could be wrong.
Speaker 2: So we got Charlie h fifty five, unemployed in Hillary
age fifty eight, robbery and drug trafficking two and a
half years. So you knew immediately she was on was
a drug stitch gone wrong. Okay, So we open with
this man saying, you're gorgeous. You sexy thing. You're here,
You're alive. Hear me, roar and stacks on some bracelets.
Speaker 4: Okay, he is a stack, like a stack of stupid, Like,
who is this person?
Speaker 3: Where did he?
Speaker 4: Where are you from?
Speaker 1: What this is?
Speaker 3: This is a lot to throw at us.
Speaker 2: Mid season that it's either gonna fizzle super quickly or
it was so good that they put it at the
end because they're gonna transfer it over to life after,
you know what I mean.
Speaker 4: Okay, so let's go with it. So gonna be so good,
let's let's help, let's hope.
Speaker 2: So they keep showing a spider crawling around and at
some point I was like, Oh, is that like a
huge spider and that's like his pet? No, it was
just a gross spider. They wanted to show us, to
show us that he was gross and had spiders crawling
around his house.
Speaker 4: Here's the the TV. You didn't have to do that
to let us know he was gross.
Speaker 2: This guy, this guy, so he says, you know, when
I was younger, I got made fun of because I
had red hair, but now I embrace it. Some would
say I'm a wild child or a hot mess, but
I dress for my mood. Cowboy one day, biker one day,
rocker one day, and my hair is what they call
Indian red. I am part of the Choctaw chalk Taw tribe.
He tells us he was married twice ten years ago.
His second wife died of breast cancer. That was very traumatic.
It tore him apart.
Speaker 1: I don't know why he.
Speaker 2: Said twice ten years ago, like two quick marriages. I
don't know. But he's got on so much under eyeliner.
He almost looks like Kim Plath.
Speaker 4: I just feel like the Native Americans have been through
so much already. Yeah, throughout history, they gone through and
they still struggle. I mean, we are still trying to
really embrace celebrating their holidays, which we should.
Speaker 3: Yeah, for this foolery to.
Speaker 4: Come on our television screens and I don't know, I
think it's a claim. I think this is like a
one and fiftieth percent Native American person.
Speaker 1: See, we see that sometimes, we see that.
Speaker 4: Sometimes he just wants something to attach it on too.
Speaker 3: So there you go.
Speaker 2: So his brother walks in, his name is Bobby and says,
what the fuck are you wearing? That's not what he said,
but that's what he meant. He's like what is this
get up?
Speaker 4: His brother walked in with full disappointment. His brother walked in, like, I, oh,
I got to pay off this quick loan, this cash
loan that I took out. Let me do this episode
so I can pay it off and be done. But
unfortunately I have to talk to my brother.
Speaker 2: We are and Charlie goes, this is my club and
look and he says, you know, I reinvented myself. I
don't want to be playing Charlie anymore. I'm free and
alive in celebrating Charlie Red. This guy loves the night life,
loves attention, loves to rock out and have fun. And
Bobby's like, you do know, we're literally going to a
pool hall one block away, Like we're not going to
New York City to the club, and it's not nineteen
eighty two, Like what's happening?
Speaker 3: I mean, I I you know me, I love a
good animal.
Speaker 2: Print, so I don't mind an animal print and it
has splash here or there.
Speaker 4: This wasn't a splash. This was a whole pool of
zebra print.
Speaker 3: It was literally from heads.
Speaker 4: There are zebras passed a by, Like goddamn, he looked good.
Speaker 1: That's our skinny. That our skinny, that's our skinny cousin.
Speaker 4: Look, he got a little red and a little red,
you know, like it has had to toe zebra print
like this was.
Speaker 3: This was a lot.
Speaker 2: He's got on like a low slung chain belt and
you know, black nail polish and lots of eyeliner.
Speaker 1: And I don't get it.
Speaker 4: But maybe i'm pmising because you know, I still having obs.
But there's just something I swallowed, a snidge of something
that makes him endearing to me. Maybe because his wife
died of breast cancer and he's just trying to find himself. Okay,
maybe I don't know.
Speaker 2: I'd like to know when this Charlie Red loved to
rock out, loves attention, loves the nightlife. When this person
was born from his job? Or did he always dress
like this?
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like it. So now Bobby says, how is Hillary? And
he shows a picture of her and says, she is
so gorgeous.
Speaker 1: Can you believe it?
Speaker 2: She is fifty eight years old, but we're not sure
when she's getting out. So he goes, you know, it's
crazy because I've always been a bad boy, but now
I'm involved with a bad girl.
Speaker 4: I have never seen someone use the Snapchat fe filters
as much as Hillary does. She loves She's gonna keep
Snapchat in business always.
Speaker 1: She's got like the kitty the kitty ears and.
Speaker 4: She I mean you could just you know, where you
can see a picture like that's some sort of a
Snapchat filter on her face? And what does she she?
This is Chas and Bromlin in thirty years.
Speaker 2: Yes, but here's the thing, though, he's met her in person,
so he knows what she actually looks like.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 1: So we meet Hillary.
Speaker 2: So Hillary has sort of like a long reddish hair,
her man like her man. She's got orange eyeshadow to
match her orange jumpsuit. And she shows us her sexy
runway walk.
Speaker 1: Which I thought was pretty good.
Speaker 4: If you were modeling orthopedic shoes at a nursing home.
Speaker 1: Girl would have been great. She's not that Well, how
much older is she than me.
Speaker 4: It doesn't matter how much older has nothing to do
with you. This has to do with her.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, okay, you're right, you're right.
Speaker 3: I'm not fifty eight.
Speaker 2: No, I'm not, but I'm not far from it. So
she says she's serving three years for robbery and trafficking,
and then we see her rap sheet robbery a light.
Speaker 4: Sentence for what she's done in there for.
Speaker 2: Would you agree three years robbery, second degree conspiracy and
trafficking in illegal drugs? Maybe just because she was driving
the getaway car and she didn't actually go in and
do the robbery.
Speaker 4: Maybe, I guess we'll talk about when we get to
the bodycam footage that we got. Yeah it was a first,
don't yeah, body Yeah I like that too.
Speaker 1: I liked it.
Speaker 2: So she says, before I went to prison, I was modeling,
an acting and doing commercials and I got arrested because
I was driving a getaway car and for some reason
it sounded like a good idea to rob a gas station.
You know, drugs are the reason I was in that situation.
And then we see the bodycam footage and it's like
a bag of meth and like a loaded gun and
AMMO in the cars, like a loaded gun in the cart.
Speaker 4: And even the cop, the cop himself said, that's a
lot of myth. Yeah, so this is the one who
probably sees myth every day. He's like, that's a lot
of myth. That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: Three years Yeah, that's interesting. So you don't know, like
if she flipped on the other people.
Speaker 1: So she's the one to flip. So she got the
best deal, you know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So she says, since she's been in prison, she
worked a program and now she's over a year clean.
So good for her, Good for you, Hillary. So now
back to Bobby and Charlie. Bobby says, well, she was
a prisoner and you were her supervisor.
Speaker 1: How did that work out?
Speaker 2: So of course, omediately I thought was like, this guy
wasn't to see Oh, look at him, he could be
so easily overtaken.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's scrawnny.
Speaker 4: He's as scrawny as Hillary's hair.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, and in his own hair as well. And
he goes, I don't know, we just had chemistry and
we bonded, and so Bobby tries to be like you
were getting it. He goes, no, it was just talking,
none of that. But then after, you know, I got
fired because I was her supervisor. We were writing and calling.
She's so different than I am. She's been all over
the world. She's been to Paris, to London. She's had
high class living. But now with me, it's gonna be
low class living.
Speaker 1: Back to the spinal rule.
Speaker 3: Boy, Yes, because this is this is about to be
a web.
Speaker 4: Of lies, a web of drug use, a web of
a woman who's gonna take this man for all he's worth.
Speaker 1: And which isn't much.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So she says, Charlie, he's a rock star. You know,
we've been a couple for a year and a half.
So when she met him, she wasn't clean yet.
Speaker 1: Mm hmmm. She says.
Speaker 2: We were both employed by the Department of Corrections. I
was an inmate working at it as a cleaner, and
he was my boss. So she must be in a
very low, low, low level prison. That maybe is like
a like a part rehab, part prison situation.
Speaker 4: Because the prison is named after a doctor, yeah doctor,
So maybe it is like a what did they call
the Martha Stewart one the cupcake prison.
Speaker 1: Uh huh.
Speaker 4: This is like a chip to hooy off brand prison.
It's not a cupcake prison at all.
Speaker 1: Yeah, let's see, I don't see.
Speaker 2: I think I do have the name of it somewhere
because I had to look up like how far it was.
Speaker 1: From where he lived.
Speaker 2: So so anyway, she's gonna be It's okay.
Speaker 1: Blah blah blah. She says, he's a rock star. We've
been to a couple four.
Speaker 2: A year, year and a half. So she wasn't clean
when she met him, but she's clean now. They were
both employed. They ended up getting fired because somebody told
the higher ups that they liked each other and they
had been flirting, and.
Speaker 1: So he got fired. She got fired too.
Speaker 2: By the way, she says, she's been married three times.
Her other husbands were well off and she's kind of bougie.
She was into closed cars houses. But she wants to
marry him. She wants to marry him right away. She
wishes he could do more for her financially, but she's
not been totally honest with him.
Speaker 1: I mean, wow, just like right right away.
Speaker 4: All right, at least, I mean, listen, sometimes it's like
four episodes in before we find out what the big
lie is. But Hillary's like, look, I heard you already
had like six episodes.
Speaker 3: Now, so let me get it in there real quick.
Speaker 2: So in the car, Charlie tells his brother that he
wishes Hillary was going out with them. It would be
so fun if she was here, and you know, right
and she gets out, I'm gonna propose to her. We're
gonna get married right away. And his brother goes, how
are you gonna afford that you don't have a job.
You haven't had a job since you got fired. And
he says, man, you know, God will provide. Now listen
to this when I propose to her, I'm gonna propose
to her with the toe ring.
Speaker 4: Hmm.
Speaker 2: And the brother said, first, he says, a drill. You know,
it's real unconventional.
Speaker 1: That's how we are. And the brother goes, you're in
over your head, like what are you doing?
Speaker 3: But like, which toe is it gonna be?
Speaker 4: The ring toe, the pinky toe, the baby, the big toe?
Which toe left side?
Speaker 1: Second from the end?
Speaker 4: Yeah, all right, this is okay. We thought the pinky
ring from Platteville was something. This is maybe that's what
Native Americans do. I'll have to ask a Native American
person like, do you guys just do toe rings? No?
Speaker 1: No, no, no, okay, all right's just a Charlie thing. Okay.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: He wants it to be as weird as possible.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 1: So they arrived at the bar and I noticed that
he ordered a sprite. Although he does seem pretty fucked.
Speaker 4: Up now, I noticed that too, and I'm like, okay,
so he's telling us that he does not drink, he
is most definitely doing something else.
Speaker 1: He's very slurry.
Speaker 4: It may not have anything to do with alcohol.
Speaker 1: Uh huh.
Speaker 4: He is most definitely under the influence of something and
it ain't stage.
Speaker 1: I agree with that.
Speaker 2: So and talking to he says, when my wife died,
I became a heavy drinker and I smoke pot.
Speaker 1: But then I got a dui.
Speaker 2: It was a total nightmare, and I have had a
hard time maintaining my sobriety. I've stayed clean for a
few months here and there, and right now I've been
clean for a few months. I want to stay clean
for Hillary. She's done it for more than a year. Okay, Well,
you have to stay clean for yourself, not for another person.
Speaker 4: And we're only a few months in with the story too,
and he doesn't look like he's going to any professional place.
Speaker 2: No, no, no no. So Hillary calls him and she goes,
what are you doing bad? And he goes, I'm at
a club.
Speaker 3: Sir boy, stop so you had a local dive?
Speaker 1: Uh?
Speaker 2: And he says. She says, are you staying sober? And
he says yes, of course, and she says well. He says, well,
what's going on with your release? She says, someone saw
my blue folder in the case manager's office, which means
I'm going home. And he says, oh, I can't wait
to see you. So we can be hugging, loving, doving
in the bedroom. Hugging love and doven in the bedroom.
Speaker 4: I've heard fucking be called a lot of things. We're
never doving, doving, doving?
Speaker 2: Is he trying to say, like lovey dovey, but he's
kind of messed up, So he says, love and doven.
Speaker 4: I didn't think about that, that you may be onto something,
but either way he wants to fuck.
Speaker 2: Yeah when she first gets out, and she says, well,
I don't want to rush into things and I don't
want to have sex before marriage. It's the right thing
to wait, and he says, okay, I.
Speaker 3: See fifty eight.
Speaker 4: Uh huh.
Speaker 2: She's been very three times. Okay, and he says, I'm
just gonna go with the flow. I only care about
being together forever. You know, I'm here for you, You're
here for me.
Speaker 1: That's all that matters.
Speaker 4: So well, he was not very happy when she says
she wants to wait, because he put the phone, went down,
his head went down, like God, damn it, I need
a drink. He tried to snap back into it.
Speaker 1: Pretty quickly, and maybe he went in and had one.
We don't know.
Speaker 4: We don't know.
Speaker 1: So I'm talking to that.
Speaker 2: She says, you know, it's been a long time since
I slept with a man, you know, going on three years,
and now since i've been here, I'm a born again Christian,
so I want to wait for marriage. And there's something
I haven't told Charlie. My first husband still has feelings
for me, and we talk every week and he sends
me one hundred dollars a month, and he thinks I
should come to Florida to live with him on his yacht.
Speaker 1: And I will tell Charlie.
Speaker 2: About my ex once I get out well, well, first
of a minute, First of all, is it a yacht
or is it a boat?
Speaker 3: Because no, I think it's a boat.
Speaker 4: I think it's like a homeless person's boat, because why
is he only sending her.
Speaker 2: One hundred dollars a month if he has a yacht nothing.
If he has a yacht, he gets into a lot more.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think it's I think it's a boat. It's
probably not even a licensed boat. I think it's a
boat like in front of someone's house.
Speaker 1: Like when they're on Vaca.
Speaker 4: This is not a yacht. I don't know she knows
the difference between a yacht and a boat, but this
is not yacht man behavior. One hundred dollars a month.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Charlie.
Speaker 1: Charlie talks to these.
Speaker 2: You know, I was trying to say friends, but I
was trying to say a barflies.
Speaker 1: That's what I was looking for.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 2: He talks to these barflies about how that might get married.
Speaker 1: Right when she gets out.
Speaker 2: And they're talking to he says, it's true love, and
I don't want to let another man have an opportunity
to slide in and get her. Well, yacht man might
have already done it, so we don't know. So one
of his one friend is so drunk, is like, you
got you can't do like that.
Speaker 3: You gotta wait.
Speaker 1: You gotta see how you rock each other's world. You
gotta sample this stuff first.
Speaker 4: Well, she's not gonna let him do that before marriage.
So he's got to put that peaky ring toe on,
put that pinky toe ring on real quick before you
get sinny.
Speaker 2: So I can't wait to see this proposal. So, oh god,
he says, it's gonna be hard to have her in
the house. You know how women are. They like things
a certain way, and they say, well, how can you
afford a wife because you don't have a job. And
he goes, well, she's gonna have to get a part
time job, like we won't live like millionaires.
Speaker 1: Well why don't you get a job?
Speaker 4: Well, jam, those people don't live like millionaires, right, but
you're like a hundred, he's not even a thousandaire.
Speaker 2: So in the talking head, Hillary says, you know, Charlie
and I don't argue much, but he can't be controlling.
He wants me to work at Walmart, but I'm not
interested in that and I'm not used to working at all.
So hopefully this works out somebody like Walmart.
Speaker 1: I just got to get a job.
Speaker 3: But why just Walmart?
Speaker 4: Why not? I just want you to get a job.
Why does that have to be at Walmart?
Speaker 2: Maybe Walmart is known for hiring ex felons, okay, and there's.
Speaker 4: A whole list of places that will Yeah, I don't
know why Walmart does. He wanted to be a greeter
or cashier work in the Delhi Like, that's just.
Speaker 1: Real's specific efice. So then the guys are like, have
you told her about the settlement? And he goes, no, no, no,
you can't tell everything at once. This is why I
noticed him like a chain belt that wasn't even buckled.
I was like, what are we doing?
Speaker 4: What? He doesn't know what he's doing. We cannot see.
We don't have enough time to see here and figure
out what Charlie's doing.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, sots, and I have told her, yes, right,
but it's not that much funny. So in then talking
to Eddie says, I don't have any secrets except for
my finances. I have an insurance settlement that was two
hundred thousand dollars and I haven't told her because it
hasn't come through yet so.
Speaker 3: Does it tell us how why?
Speaker 4: Nothing? No details?
Speaker 1: What happened?
Speaker 2: Were you somewhere and like something fell on you and
you got an insurance settlement, you had a car accident.
Speaker 1: We already know you had a dui. Yeah.
Speaker 2: So and the talking that outside, the buddies and his
brother are like, he needs a pre nop, Like this
is crazy. She's going to take his money, and then
just said is he drunk? Why is he slurring? What's
going on? Like you can't really understand him?
Speaker 4: This is Charlie himself is a lot. Here we go
again with the person on the inside is.
Speaker 1: The normal one and that's questionable as well.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well by comparison to him. So she's gonna fuck
him so fast, like and I don't mean sexually, She's
gonna fuck over him pretty quickly.
Speaker 3: And she even goes home to him.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I have a feeling the reason we're getting it
at the end is maybe because it's short lived, but
you know, you never know, you never know, all right,
Dia and Cyrus, they're in the hotel with all the kids,
and I guess because spent the night in Denver because
they where they live is like two hours away, and
so through in the hotel and DIA's like, how did
everybody feel our children waking up to your dad cyrus
as she's braiding his hair horribly. So they're packing up
all their stuff and they're gonna go swimming at the
hotel pool before they leave. And the talking head she says,
I think he's doing okay with the kids. He's he's
just getting adjusted to being out, like everything's fine. So
she's telling the kids, get your energy out. We have
a long drive, and he says, I got to call
my mom. We're gonna spend some time together. So the
idea is that, like she's going to stay there and
swim with the kids, and he's going to go spend
time alone with his mother. So and then talking to
Eddie said, you know, my mom took it terribly that
I was going with Dia, that I wasn't coming with her,
So I really need to spend alone time with her.
Speaker 4: Okay, Now did you scream a little bit at the
TV when they left those kids in that.
Speaker 2: Pool, Well, they they were standing right by the door
so that they could look and I have to assume
like a production assistant was in there.
Speaker 1: But when they went all the way outside, I was like, she.
Speaker 3: Yes, Cyrus is bad.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but Dia is one of the dumbest people we
have met on this show on just multiple levels. She's
just that right there, concerned me, like, yeah.
Speaker 1: We're CP. This is not I didn't I didn't like it.
Speaker 2: So he calls his mom and she's like, you know,
I'm really sick, and he goes, well, mom, I wanted
to get to just spend some time with you today
and she goes, no, I'm sorry, I'm just really sick.
And he says, well, mom, you know, Dia is really
important to me, and she goes, well, you know, Cyrus,
I thought you were coming here to live with me,
but now you're not.
Speaker 1: And this has just been a complete rollercroaster.
Speaker 2: Oh it's okay, and the doc Neti says his mom
did a good job when he was growing up, and
he would never downplay what she did for him, but
she only visited him two times when he was locked up,
and that was lonely. And he cries and says he
has a lot of trust issues now from her point
of view, we've heard, you know, he got in with
the wrong crowd and his team, and he even he
has said he's been in and out of prison a lot.
Speaker 4: I mean, we've seen a lot of mug shots.
Speaker 2: So mom was like, you know, she probably said this
last time, like tough love. I'm not going to come
see you, you know.
Speaker 1: But I'm hurry.
Speaker 4: I'm wondering, like, is there a sibling younger than him,
Like she was at home taking care of another child.
She's like, I can't be up and down the roads
coming to see you. I've got this other kid, I've
got this yogurt shop. But is she really sick or
is she faking? Because even if I were sick and
I hadn't seen my kid in like six.
Speaker 1: Years, yeah, like wear masks. But yeah, come on over.
You know I would too. I would too.
Speaker 2: So we're kind of getting the feeling that maybe she's
not a great mom. But I don't since we heard
her side already, I don't know about that. So Dia
comes down and he goes, yeah, she's sick, so I'm
not going to go see her. And she goes, she's sick.
Speaker 4: That's odd, says the person who just left her children
in swimming pool supervised. Right.
Speaker 2: So they're talking to Dia says, I don't want there
to be a rivalry with the families like Romeo and Juliet.
Speaker 1: Girl don't do Shakespeare life that come on now.
Speaker 2: So in the car, they're headed home and he falls
asleep and he sort of jolts awaken, kind of does
that far away stare, and she's like, baby, are you okay?
Speaker 1: Baby? And the kids are like, what happened?
Speaker 4: Mom?
Speaker 1: Is he gonna kill us? So like this in the back,
people like Mom is the scary He's gonna get us?
Speaker 4: That was really fucking funny.
Speaker 3: He's gonna kill us.
Speaker 4: But they made this so dramatic, like I've woken up
like that before. He's just like, where the fuck am I?
I mean, she acted like he had been in a
coma for years and years and years all of a
sudden woke up, like are you He's fine?
Speaker 1: Well, she woke up.
Speaker 2: She he's startled, and she asked like he woke up
and was like, what the fucker, I'm gonna kill you,
sort of waving his arms around.
Speaker 4: He just really he just looks like real, I mean,
he just got out of prison. Yeah okay, he just
looks stunned.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah.
Speaker 2: So and then talking head, he says, I've been incarcerated
for about six years, and I don't feel comfortable in
a nice bed or nice blankets, and I wake up
six to seven times a night and just stare at
the ceiling. And I kept getting in trouble in prison,
so I was in the hole for a long time.
I've been diagnosed with anxiety attacks and depression and PTSD.
I really want to enjoy life again and move forward,
but this man is institutionalized. Like he tells her in
the car that he has thought about sleeping in the
shower because it would feel more like.
Speaker 4: Wait till you get to dance house. It's gonna be
like sleeping in the shower. It's so small, So don't
worry about that.
Speaker 2: They have a chicken coop and you can sleep in that.
So so she says, baby, you just jolted awake. Do
you think it's PCSD for being in prison? He's like, uh,
I was just asleep, Like.
Speaker 1: I don't know. And the kids are like, are you
okaysrus is our new daddy gonna kill us? What's going on?
Speaker 4: It's so dramatic, it's like it's cool, but they're feeding
off her.
Speaker 2: Yes, because she's all of a sudden panic. Yes, So
they arrived to a house full.
Speaker 3: Of word art.
Speaker 2: Now, when they drove up and the kids say, do
you want to see our chicken coop?
Speaker 1: She laughed and said chicken coop and laughed. You were
they talking about their room?
Speaker 3: I think they were because he's of a chicken coop.
Speaker 1: People online died to think that too.
Speaker 4: Do you think do you could take care of kids
and chickens? No?
Speaker 1: Good point, No good point.
Speaker 2: So they show him the chicken coop, the kid's bunk room,
and he helped.
Speaker 1: He helped with the kids in bed.
Speaker 2: But I'm like, did they eat dinner? Did you like
get them right out of the car and put them
in bed? Was there like an hour in between where
they got to run around? Or it was strange?
Speaker 4: I don't I thought it was strange how he was
taking them in and kissing them.
Speaker 1: Me too, You met them yesterday, You met them yesterday. Yeah.
Speaker 2: So in the talking head, he says, yeah, I really
know they're not going Sorry, she says. Dia says, I
really uh am happy because Cyrus says he wants to
be married sooner than later. And I feel like everything
is working out just like it's supposed to do. It's
been forty eight hours okay, two days. Okay, So I've
been talking to Ed. He says, since I've been out,
I've been trying really hard to show affection and emotion
and do all the normal person things that people do
if you have a family. But he doesn't know how
he's been in.
Speaker 1: He's he is very very very very institutionalized, very incarcerated.
Mind I don't.
Speaker 3: This is not the right setting for him to be in.
Speaker 4: He he is a person who should have gone to
a halfway house.
Speaker 2: Yeah, to acclimate back girl. Yeah, And he says, I
see how much Dia loves me and the kids love me,
and I'm really trying. I'm really trying. But it scares
me to think, like what if I suck as a
parent or a husband. You know, the kids don't deserve that.
Dia doesn't deserve that. And that's why I don't want
to propose. Okay, So that's okay. He's thinking more logically
than she is, something somebody with the brain. So he says, tomorrow,
let's sit down with your mom, like she hates me,
and Dea goes, it's okay, she hates me too, and
he goes, you know that's no, let's let's fix it.
I think her mom does hate her a little bit.
She does, she does, and the other sister was in
federal prison for cocaine dealing. She hates Dia Moore.
Speaker 4: I think the mom may need to, I don't know,
go back and rethink some of the things that she
may have done because two kids that dumb. I mean, yeah,
maybe she has three kids and the third kids really
fucking like a rocket. Sciencest totally totally.
Speaker 2: So she says, I want to talk to you about
while we were driving, I got a message on my
phone from Jayden and then we see the message and
says Happy New Year. Has my brother gotten out yet?
Speaker 4: Was he?
Speaker 1: What?
Speaker 4: Why is he not blocked off her phone? She loves
this attention.
Speaker 1: Oh yes she does. You can see right here.
Speaker 2: She goes, Now that you're home, will you address this
with him? She's trying to pick each other.
Speaker 4: I'm trying to see you back to prison because she
wants them to fight over her.
Speaker 1: Yes she does, she does.
Speaker 4: Knowing both of them are on what parole? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Fight?
Speaker 2: So talking to it, Cyrus goes, yeah, I don't know,
Like a man has to protect his woman. So now
they're in the kitchen, it's dark and she's cooking dinner.
And again I asked, did the kids not eat dinner?
Or is she making dinner? Like at ten o'clock, like
I was trying to.
Speaker 4: Count the egg rolls or piketos or what. I don't
know what that was, but I wanted one, but especially
at night because it was late at night. I was
just like the kids, Is that enough for the kids?
Speaker 2: Like I think Day had put the kissen. I don't know,
so maybe she got with some McNuggets in the car.
So Mom arrives and says, I was hoping to be
able to talk to you the first time I met
you in a in a no drinking setting, and he goes, yeah,
he goes, I understand, He goes for me, first impressions
are important, and so for that, I apologize, and she says,
I want to tell you something I don't expect. I
don't expect respect I demand, and he goes, okay, you
have my full respect. And she says, I want to
know your goals and like, why were you in jail
and I didn't do a background check on to you
like I did with Jade, And now I want you
to tell me yourself okay, and he says, when I
was seventeen, I did a lot of crazy stuff.
Speaker 1: I was on drugs. I got hit. I got hit
with a crime spree. Wait's not how that goes. Maybe no,
no you no, you didn't get hip. No you did
a crime.
Speaker 3: You did a crime, Yes you did.
Speaker 4: Look Mary Payne.
Speaker 3: Look, yeah, the boy looks like a six year old.
The missing tooth, he just.
Speaker 4: Waited for his tooth, and girl, he probably still has
hope that that tooth will grow back in Okay, So
everything that he says, I'm just glad he can talk,
because sometimes he looks like he can't talk.
Speaker 3: So I want him to.
Speaker 4: Go hug a puppy so bad, because that's what.
Speaker 2: They don't need a puppy in that house. It would
get lost in that room.
Speaker 1: So we see the list of his charges.
Speaker 2: Felony uh no, sorry, fella, in possession of a weapon,
possession of a controlled substance, trespassing, first degree automobile something vehicle,
first degree automobile vehicle eluding class five so he okay,
and motiv vehicles that motivated. So he stole a car
and then ran from the.
Speaker 4: From ther Okay, that's what I would do if I
stole a car. Yeah, I mean you may, it's reasonable.
Keep going yolo. Uh.
Speaker 2: And he says most of the charges were dropped and
when he got picked up, he was strung out on dope.
But he's seven years sober and no longer craves it
or wants it. So seven years sober from obviously just
from whatever meth is good.
Speaker 4: I don't think that's true.
Speaker 2: Uh, well, we don't know seven years sober from whatever
was his problem, but he definitely saw him drinking, so
he's not dead sober.
Speaker 1: He's just sober from that substance.
Speaker 4: I don't believe that.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, well we'll see.
Speaker 2: So the mom says, look, Jaden played this big thing
with her about wanting to be there for kids and
call me dad, and then he walked out the door.
Speaker 3: That's her daughter's fault.
Speaker 4: Yes, she keeps placing the blame on the men. The
problem is her daughter and not this guy is what
ten years younger than.
Speaker 1: Her, Right, Yeah, you need to be talking to your daughter.
Speaker 4: But she knows her daughter's too damn dumb to let
a thought go completely through there. So she's like, maybe
i'll have better luck talking to him.
Speaker 2: I think that's it, and Cyrus says, I've never asserted
myself as a dad, but I do have a good
connection with the kids, as I do with your daughter.
Speaker 1: And then they hug and she goes, if you fuck up,
I will fuck you up.
Speaker 2: And the talking head mom, the mom just goes outside,
you know, after she's done all this and she acts
like she's fine, she goes outside and says, I have
a feeling he won't stay. He's too young, he hasn't
proven that he could be a loyal dad or committed dad.
I just don't see it.
Speaker 1: He's not their dad. He's not their dad, he's not
her husband.
Speaker 4: And he won't have a choice whether he can stand
because the police is gonna pick them up. This is,
this is I feel bad for the kids too.
Speaker 1: They've got these guys coming in and out, in and out. Okay,
Kirsten and Brady speaking of dad's coming in and out.
So they're leaving the hotel and she says, last night
they didn't hit a home run, but they had some
second base action and they were back to the room
before the kids even knew they were gone.
Speaker 4: Oh. I was hoping they got a little bit more
done than that. I mean she took off for brawl.
I mean, can you just hoping she got it got
it in?
Speaker 2: Can you imagine if you're at the Hampton End, like
stopping on a road trip, and you just go down
the hall to get some ice cubes and you're like,
oh my god.
Speaker 4: Well, Mary Flake, where is the strangest place that you've
had sex?
Speaker 1: The strangest this? You know, I would rather not say.
I'll tell you off, Mike.
Speaker 4: You are such a proud I'll tell y'all.
Speaker 2: It's because sometimes people and my family listen to this
and I don't want to.
Speaker 1: I don't want to embarrass them.
Speaker 4: We know your mom doesn't listen to this show because
she says we cuss too much.
Speaker 1: I know that's true. That's true.
Speaker 2: So while i'll tell you, i'll tell you I don't
want to. I don't want to embarrass my family in
that way.
Speaker 4: But i'll tell you that well, I don't care.
Speaker 3: I am in the family embarrassment, so.
Speaker 1: Me too, I don't want to make get worse.
Speaker 4: There's two weird places, okay. One was underneath the what
do you call those seas like a car port like
the little thing, Yeah, yes, on a car on a
car in a car port, okay, uh huh. And then
the second was right outside of my apartment on the
not even like the balcony of a window, but like
in front of the apartment where it's like it was
like the third floor right.
Speaker 1: There, like on the landing kind of yeah, uh huh, okay.
Speaker 4: Those are the strongest places that.
Speaker 2: You couldn't just go inside the apartment. It just had
to be right there on the landing.
Speaker 4: Well, there's people in an apartment.
Speaker 1: Oh I see I okay in.
Speaker 4: The daytime, hmm okay, m yeah, I'll tell you all
what she said. If you pay me, I'll give you
thirty Oh my god. All right.
Speaker 2: So they go to a hibachi place and then they
fight about ordering food because.
Speaker 1: He wants to get This is so stupid.
Speaker 2: He's like, I want to get steak and Trump and
she goes, yeah, yeah, I mean too, I'm gonna get
stead So she goes, so it's gonna be steaking Trump
times two, and he goes, I can order my own food,
like you don't need because she's saying she'll order it
and say we want the same thing. But he's like,
I'm getting steak and Trump.
Speaker 3: So well, he doesn't want his steak cut the same way.
Speaker 1: As her, right, and that's what She's like, that's stupid,
because you should you should like medium rare. He's like,
I like medium, Well, I mean.
Speaker 4: I fight about that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's stupid.
Speaker 2: So she says, I'm sorry, I'm sid bossy. You'll get
used to it, and he goes.
Speaker 1: No, I won't, No, no, I won't talking to it.
Speaker 2: He says, it's annoying how she tells me how to
order food, and that's just how she views me as
a man.
Speaker 1: And it's respect issue and it's a big issue.
Speaker 2: And I love her, but I believe the man is
the head of the house and she should understand that.
Speaker 1: But she doesn't fully get it.
Speaker 4: Well, you also don't have a house. You don't have
a doorbell, you don't have a door knob, you don't
have a home.
Speaker 1: How could he what head of what house? Her house
that you're going to move into.
Speaker 4: He doesn't even know where she lives. He's never been
to her home.
Speaker 2: Correct, No, he's doing too much so outside, he says,
you know, there's the things I want to bring to
your attention, like would you order food for me? I
am not your child, I am your husband. And she goes,
you know, I've been living alone for a long time
and I'm used to calling the shots, and he goes, right,
but you need to let it go.
Speaker 1: Like, I don't like that.
Speaker 2: I really don't like it. Okay, So okay, he told
her nicely.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yes he did.
Speaker 2: In the talking head, she says, I'm not ready to
loosen the reins. And he thinks it's his way or
the highway, and I don't. I don't know what to
think about that. Well, this is not gonna work then,
because he thinks you're okay with him being the man
of the house and bossing your children around.
Speaker 4: Yeah. That when he got back in the car and
kind of yelled at her kids like that, No, no.
Speaker 1: No, don't like she's letting him do it.
Speaker 2: I know, I know that's something where she should have
pulled him aside and said, well, let me tell you
something that's bothering me.
Speaker 4: Before you get your ass kids and you're talking to
quit talking to my This is a man who's still
in a halfway house. Yeah, and she's barking orders at
her kids, especially the little boy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't like it at all. I like it.
Speaker 2: So the car, she tells the kids like, get in
a buckle up because they're like, ah, they're acting all
crazy because they're kids and they just had a shit
ton of like sodium and sugar. Yes, And then he
says the same thing that she says, but in a
mean voice. He's get back there, buckle.
Speaker 4: I was like, I'm like, you need to bring that
bass and your voice down all the way like, and
she just keeps all going like it's nothing, and I
have an active dad, so it's not like she needs
some ran to come in.
Speaker 2: I mean, I'm going to tell you something that dad
we met with the with the he's not gonna like that.
Speaker 4: Don't make him put on his American flag overall to
get beating some ass in the front yard because that's
not cool at all.
Speaker 1: He's way bigger, way bigger than Brady. That guy was
like very beefy.
Speaker 2: So so they take him back to the halfway house
and he's like, She's like, why is this place located here?
It's like they want you to relapse. It's like totally
in like a gross area of town. But they're all like, bye,
we love you, love your dad to your dad, love you.
Speaker 4: There's too much new daddy stuff. Going on this season.
Speaker 2: Too much, so she says she does worry about him
staying sober and staying away from people in his past.
So then it's the next day or four days later
or a month, we don't know. And Brady cost Kirsten
and says, hey, tonight, we're having two newcastrole. Can you
send me some money so I don't have to eat
two new castrole?
Speaker 4: I love, Oh god, you would like, James. I fucking
love tuna casserole, extra monzrella cheese on top, so good.
Speaker 2: She says, I don't have it, And I'm not going
to send you money to get food delivered just because
you don't like what they're serving. I really want you
to try to get a job, and he goes, it's
hard for me to get a job here because I'm
only going to be here like two months. And she goes,
I feel like you're being held hostage. She goes, me too,
but I think that is bullshit. I'm sure that there
are that Halfway House has a service where you could
even though you're only going to be here three months,
we have a.
Speaker 4: Place where you can go work, yes, or he can
go work at Walmart, like Hillary's going to do when
she totally, totally.
Speaker 3: You don't have to tell them how long you're going
to be in town.
Speaker 1: No you don't.
Speaker 4: They don't ask that on the resume. I mean, I
mean on a job application.
Speaker 2: So's talking to She says, it's been a bunt and
I don't know what he does all day. I'm working
every day eight to four. And he promised me a
softer life, but what's he doing. I'm still paying for
everything and it is no different from when he was in prison,
because for now there's more expenses.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So then she tells them, I just got a letter
about how you owe thirty five thousand dollars in back
child support, and we have to start making the pack,
you know, chipping away at the payments so you don't
have to go back because they will send you back
to prison for this, they will. She goes, Maintaining the
payments once you get caught up is one thing, but
we have to find a.
Speaker 1: Way to get out of this whole first. Yeah, that
gave me anxiety.
Speaker 4: It's it. I mean, thirty five thousand dollars and you
haven't even made.
Speaker 2: It home yet, I know, And so they're gonna don't
And they got to come up with. Once he gets
a job, it'll have to have his wages garnish and
all that stuff.
Speaker 4: So so I wonder, Okay, so when you've been in,
I wonder if they give you a little bit of
leeway if you're coming straight out of prison before, because
I was the scholar's dad, like he. I mean, they
did the warnings. They did, they take it away your
driver's license, and then they went to, okay, you know
we're gonna take your tax money. He made all the steps.
So I'm remberingcing he's been locked up. Will they say, hey,
we'll give you a certain amount of time to get
on your feet. Yeah, I don't know how that goes
with the prison.
Speaker 1: That's a lot of money. It's a lot of money.
I heard a five dollars.
Speaker 2: So she says, well, I'm going to go over and
talk to Corey about how she canceled the plans and
didn't come. And he goes, just let it go, don't
start any drama, and are.
Speaker 1: Talking to her.
Speaker 2: She goes, thank god, Remy is okay, but I want
to be sure that was the real reason they didn't come.
Speaker 4: What if it wasn't, what, what are you gonna do, right,
I mean, it is what it is.
Speaker 2: We have to assume she got her money back because
I think she made a big deal about it.
Speaker 1: If she didn't.
Speaker 4: Yeah, So she goes over.
Speaker 1: To Corey's house, which appears to be a log cabin.
Speaker 4: I was like, okay, we kind of seen, like where
do they live again?
Speaker 1: They live? And remember that listener told me it's West Plains, Missouri.
Speaker 4: Okay, I mean it's a.
Speaker 1: Style of house.
Speaker 2: But on the inside it's like she's trying to be
like bougie with everything white, but it's a log cabin
on the outside.
Speaker 1: It's very strange.
Speaker 4: It was. And then there was a lot of word
art there was. She just didn't look like the word
art kind of girl to me. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I mean maybe it was an airbnb, we don't know,
but no, there is not. Because there was a huge
picture on the wall, obviously a quarry.
Speaker 1: And the twins and another kid. Uh huh.
Speaker 2: It was definitely a kid though, because I took a
picture of course on the other computer.
Speaker 1: But it was a definitely a kid.
Speaker 2: It was a son that one hair was taller than
these girls. But it definitely wasn't a dad because of
the way the kid was standing like, you know what
I mean.
Speaker 4: Well, that's what I was confused about, because I'm like,
this is a tall person. But we know this kid
is not older than the twins, But why is this
kid so tall and lawn?
Speaker 2: We don't know that this kid is not older that
she could have had a son when she met Brady,
and well she know because she was dating in high
school and this was like a high school romance, So
you're right, she could have had this. So the girls
are twelve, this could be an eleven year old boy
that's just as tall as the sisters.
Speaker 4: Okay, you know, I need to find her. I tried
to look up her Instagram. I couldn't find it.
Speaker 2: So she's doing her makeup at the kitchen table, which
is also maybe she's a makeup artist.
Speaker 1: She was practicing, but.
Speaker 4: It was very teenagerish of her to be at the
kitchen table doing it.
Speaker 1: I didn't quite understand that.
Speaker 2: So she asked her, like, why didn't you guys come,
and Corey says, honestly, the girls don't feel comfortable yet,
and I didn't feel the need to.
Speaker 1: Drive that far if they don't feel comfortable, so good,
she's on it.
Speaker 4: Okay, that's yeah, and it's a legit reason too.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And Kristen says, well, how can they ever open
up to their dad if they're not given the opportunity,
and she goes, honestly, curiously, he hasn't had a lot
of contact with them since he's been out, and I
feel like a lost time could be made up if
he would text them or call them. And he's more
concerned what's going on with you and him instead of
what's going on with his daughters.
Speaker 1: And what's on the menu at the halfway house? Exactly, Yes, yeah,
so I'm talking tout.
Speaker 2: Corey says, Brady has told her things about our relationship
that were not true, like that he took care of
the kids or that I cheated on him. He's never
taken care of the children, either I had them or
the grandparents had them.
Speaker 4: Here's the thing. Let's say he did have the kids.
Let's say she did cheat on him. He's been gone
for six years.
Speaker 2: None of that even it doesn't even matter now, It
doesn't like make him look better.
Speaker 4: No, you know, I don't know, and we know it's
a lot because he said he was on drugs the
whole time.
Speaker 2: So no, so they decided to get a drink. It
looks like a michelob Ultra skinny can, and that's what
it looked like to me, And Kirsten says to Corey,
I feel like our friendship blurs the line a little
bit when it comes to co paring the kids, and
I feel like we can talk as friends, and Corey goes, yeah, sure,
I understand that, but when it comes to the kids,
it's no one else's place to talk to me about
my kids.
Speaker 4: Whole thing, because you sent Rember that picture you sent
me they were like floating the river and bikinis, and
Corey was rattling yeah, but now there seems to be
a disconnect. It feels like the closer it got to
him getting out, Yeah, their friendship like shifted a little.
Speaker 2: Well, of course it's going to be tense because he
owes her thirty five thousand dollars.
Speaker 4: That would make that would fuck shit up for me.
I'd be like, your husband owes me money.
Speaker 2: Well, kirst is probably like, God, why did you have
to get the courts involved and send that letter to
our house? Like now it's all official.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Yep, So Kirsten says, well, I feel like I'm getting
my toe stepped on a little bit, like I made
the plans for you guys to come and you didn't come.
And it's not even really about the money. But Brady
deserves a chance to be a father. Corey says, he's
been gone for six years. We have our friendship and
that's fine, but I can't allow you to walk into
my house and tell me how I should be doing
things with my children and their father.
Speaker 4: Yeah she's not like you're Hereston where you just let
this man who doesn't have a car at home a job,
who's over there not eating tuna casserole, boss your kids around. Yeah, yeah,
she's and those are his biological kids. And I don't
think Corey would just let him come in and start
parting those girls.
Speaker 1: I don't think she'd let him come in and be
like book of your seatbelt. No, I don't know. No, So.
Speaker 2: Okay, so, but Kirsten says, but they're my step kids,
and Corey goes, I am their mother, right, And Curstus goes, oh,
I should just go fuck myself then, and Corey goes,
I think you should leave. The conversation is not going anywhere.
And I liked the calm, calm demeanor.
Speaker 1: Yes.
Speaker 2: So talking to Corey goes, I've seen Brady at his
worst and she's just now seeing him coming out of addiction.
And they are my children, and for her to come
in here and act that way is out of line.
Speaker 4: I would have to I'd have to agree.
Speaker 2: So Kirsten goes, you know, he spent five years in prison.
You think you'd want to give him a little joy,
let him see his kids. And Corey goes, I didn't.
I didn't put him there. He put himself there.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: And here's the thing, is not like he's even in
town to see what? Right? Right? Why should she have
to spend her money to drive what what was it
five hours?
Speaker 1: It was like five six hours?
Speaker 4: Yeah, for someone her kids haven't seen in six years.
Like they don't know him, they do not know him.
Speaker 1: She says, they haven't seen him since, say it was
five So Kirsten says, well, whatever happens between the you
two is between you two.
Speaker 2: And on that note, have a good night. Let me
slam this log cabin door.
Speaker 4: And she's like, wow, actually thought it would how sturdy
that it's hard? Wow? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Okay, Kaylee and Michael, So we open with him stranded
at the restaurant and they're on the phone and he
apologizes to her for some of the words he said.
She says, okay, I'll come and get you, even though
you're an asshole. And this is the episode of people
trying to figure out how to remove cameras. She's trying
to remove the camera, but either there's a full camera
man in the back seat or there's a GoPro in
the back seat pointing forward.
Speaker 4: They every time they tear down a go pro, there's
always tast still.
Speaker 2: Rolling and there's like and there's like six GoPros in
every car, you know.
Speaker 4: I guess they don't want the one that's right in
their face.
Speaker 1: I guess so.
Speaker 2: And so she just angles it so it's like a
shot of his shirt with the hot sauce on it
and then like her underchin.
Speaker 3: So she said that was a bed spot.
Speaker 1: It's not a good angle. Friend.
Speaker 2: No, So she says to him, you've taken no accountability
for anything you've done or said to me since you've
been out, and he goes, you need to stop telling
people you're forty two thousand dollars in depth because of me,
And she says, I have to spend money on the family,
and that includes you, and you had no problem spending money,
my money to build your stock portfolio. And he goes,
it was not your money. It was my money that
I put in and just let it grow. And she says,
the math is not mathing. You know, anybody as hers
were all either as hers, And she says, she says,
any money you have is because of me, and he goes,
that's not right. This is money I had separately. And
she goes, stop saying it's all my debt. Stop saying
it's all my debt.
Speaker 4: So but it is because she's the one with the
four kids. She doesn't even know like the paternity of
all of her children, right, so she's probably not getting
child support. She's adding on what she would have already
been paying, whether he were in the picture or not,
plus the money that she sent him, which is not
accurate at all.
Speaker 2: So he's going to have to show her where he
got the money for that initial investment. And I said,
you know, either way, she should not have sent him
money in prison if she didn't have it, and she's
got four kids. If she didn't have the money, she
shouldn't send it to him.
Speaker 4: The end. Yeah, I agree.
Speaker 2: So he gets out of the car at the halfway house,
it throws his shirt out of her and tells her
to clean it. I'm sure the halfway house people are
thrilled to see him walk in with no shirt on.
Speaker 3: Are you coming?
Speaker 4: Where's your shirt? Like?
Speaker 1: Get out of here?
Speaker 4: So you have a shirt? Yeah.
Speaker 2: So the next day she calls and says, can I
come over and talk to you? And so he walks
up and they talk about his knee is better or whatever,
and she says.
Speaker 1: Hold on, Yeah, what happened to Mikey overnight?
Speaker 4: Why what? He looks like he put on twenty five
pounds when he came out in that Sheen outfit that
he had on.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think it was. It was a big boxy
It was just a boxy shirt and those boxy shorts
that everybody.
Speaker 4: With it looked dowee. I wish it looked boxy. It
looked round to me. I was just like, no, he
works out.
Speaker 1: Like That's what I was saying.
Speaker 4: It was weird, Like we just saw this guy with
his shirt off and he looked great.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Then he comes and it's like that the swilling from
the knee go to like the lower part of his body.
Speaker 1: It was brown. I think it was just an unfortunate outfit.
Speaker 4: Oh, I do better. Just he should have came out
with no shirt on.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that would have been better.
Speaker 4: Would have been better.
Speaker 1: So he walks up and she's with her smile like
I always.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: She says, you have anything to say, and he goes, well,
you should not have thrown hot sauce on me, and
you should not.
Speaker 1: Have left me there. She goes, look, I did do.
Speaker 2: Some things wrong, but you don't need to talk to
me that way. And then the talking d He says,
I explained to her when I got out, it was
going to be an up, way back, up, way uphill battle.
I'm gonna be dealing with the halfway house. I got
to deal with getting back into society. I gotta get
myself a job. I have to get myself on my feet,
and then I got to work on this relationship. I
explained that to her. So then she says, look, I
did things wrong, but you shouldn't have said I'm like
my mother, because that's the one thing, right.
Speaker 4: I mean.
Speaker 2: They were digging at each other pretty bad. Yeah, and
he says, I'm sorry for that, and then they hug
and they kiss and he gives her the rings back.
But we know he's with tattooed girl, tattooed faced girl,
and we know that she's married to somebody else.
Speaker 3: This is like her fifth marriage.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she's not a quitter. She's not a quitter.
Speaker 4: You know she's not. No, I mean she's still committed
to that lie about that that mommy makeover that we
know she didn't get.
Speaker 2: There's no way that she didn't get it marriage. She
went to the same person that Britney from the Valley
went to. Didn't work, didn't take it.
Speaker 4: I didn't.
Speaker 1: Oh no, it didn't take which is fine. Just stop
talking about it.
Speaker 4: He's talking about it's like stop. Yeah.
Speaker 2: And if the forty two thousand dollars a debt probably
includes the twenty five k that she's mommy maker, yes, yeah, I.
Speaker 4: Would be more pissed off about there, Like why did
you waste that money? Money? All right, Gigi Moo moo Bonita.
They just need their own thirty minute show.
Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 2: So Mumu was gonna go roller skating with his cousin Tyrell,
and they go to get their their skates and Tyrell
gets an eleven and then Mumo jokes and says he
needs a thirteen, which we.
Speaker 1: Know you wear a size A. We saw those boxes.
Speaker 4: You may wear size thirteen and baby shoes, but you
most definitely don't wear size thirteen and wommen's shoes.
Speaker 2: So that he says, Bonita's gonna come and drop off door.
I know Benita won't steak, she's not gonna want to skate.
And then after she drops off door, I'm gonna get
Gigi to come because I want to see her skate.
This is a bad idea bad So over at Gig's,
she gets all excited because she found a thong in
the couch.
Speaker 1: She said it was her old thong.
Speaker 2: She's got too many pillows, too many pillows on those couches.
Remove half those pillows. Nobody can sit on those couches.
Too many pillows, too many pillows. But she says, I
don't know what's going on with Mumu, but I know
he's lying about something, and he's staying between my house
and his cousin his house. But I don't trust him completely.
He's acting weird and I know eventually it's going to
come to light. You know, I really don't trust any
man with a baby mama, he has four, he.
Speaker 4: Has four, and you're still having sex with him though, Yes,
And any man who's been in prison, if they are
dating a girl who has her own place, that's where
they're going to be at every night.
Speaker 3: There's no need to go to your cousin's.
Speaker 2: House now, so you know, none need to go to Tyrrel's.
So and the talking head of Mumu says, as a man,
I want to be.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I rewound it many times. I was watching on
the screener so I couldn't get close captions, but he said,
as a man, I want to be sure my love
life is screeked. Now is he saying secret? Is he
saying straight? Is he saying discreet?
Speaker 4: Well, in Toddler's speech, I think he meant to say straight,
but you know, when you're two years old, you can't
say the worst straight. You say street, he says.
Speaker 1: He says screet, screaked.
Speaker 2: He says, is he trying to say discreet and secret
and then you messed it.
Speaker 1: Up and said screet?
Speaker 4: He doesn't need to.
Speaker 2: He's also drunk or something, because he is. I mean here, hi,
Before we even get to how drunk he gets to
the skating ring. He says, Gigi and I've been up
and down. But Bonita and I we are not good,
and I gotta.
Speaker 4: Try to almost got up the other night.
Speaker 1: I gotta get it screeked.
Speaker 2: So Bonita says, our relationship is not good right now,
it's complicated. I do not consider myself engaged, and I
do not want to have a broken family. So i'most
go with Gate and I must spend quality time as
a family. But my instinct is telling me something's going on.
I guess my instinct is going on.
Speaker 4: I think every time she says intuition and stomach, we
should all just take a shot.
Speaker 1: She says stomach like like I can't stomach that.
Speaker 4: I can feel it in my stomach. I can. I
can feel it, but stomach, it's.
Speaker 3: Always her stomach.
Speaker 4: It we get it, yeah, get Anita.
Speaker 1: Yes.
Speaker 2: So in the car, Bonita's driving door to the skating
rink and she's Bonita says, now, who all's coming skating?
And she says pop, Pop, Lacey, Zoey.
Speaker 1: And Benita says, who's that? Now, who's that? Who's that?
Who's Ezoe's? She is? She's from from school?
Speaker 2: Who's at and r goes yeah, and Bonita goes, that's
a friend from school. She's coming to the skating rink,
and Dwyr goes, I don't know.
Speaker 3: You never tell the little kid the business.
Speaker 4: A little kid will always rat you out, whether on
purpose or accidentally. Here's the perfect example.
Speaker 1: So she doesn't know Zoe, but I guess we must
have told her a girl is coming in. Yes, that
you get that you can play with Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah, Like stop he's so stupid, man, She's so cute.
Speaker 1: From the backseat, She's like, I love you. She's really cute.
Speaker 2: So now we see Mumo when Tyrell taking shots Red
Bull and Tito.
Speaker 4: Yes, okay, So does the skating ring have a bar
or is this a b yo b.
Speaker 2: I think it's It was a rec center. It was
like a Baltimore City rec center. So I think they
rented the whole thing out for shooting purposes, or they
went like one hour after it closed or one hour
before it opens or something. Okay, because later you're on alcohol.
Speaker 1: And well, or they just did. But they weren't trying
to hide it, you know, no, they were not.
Speaker 2: So Bonita and do your walk in and Banita hugs
him and goes, well, you sound drunk.
Speaker 1: He's like, so she puts her skates on. He goes, oh,
you get you gonna I thought you're gonna dock on skate.
You're going skating. You're not skating.
Speaker 2: Now she's now, she's got a little cup and she says, listen,
now she's saying this in front of you or which
I didn't like. Yep, but she's I just want you
to be honest. I got a feeling you're dealing with
somebody else. And he goes, no, no, no, no, no
no no. So they start skating. The talking dad he is,
it's Bonita. She knows everything. She's got intuition.
Speaker 1: I don't know how. It's creepy.
Speaker 4: I tell you. Every time they say intuitional, surprisingly, as
horribly as they speak, they do say the word intuition correctly.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, they know exactly what it is because.
Speaker 4: She is because she could feel it in her stomach.
I feel it in my stomach. I feel it in
my stomach, yes, and sometimes it's her ass. She feels
it in her ass yet ye. Yes.
Speaker 2: So they go skate together and she says, you know
you're playing games, and uh, you know if you don't
figure it out. I'm gonna figure it out for you.
And she goes, you know you're a smooth talker. You're
smooth talker. And if you've been, if you've been fucking
anybody since, you stop sucking me. And he goes, what baby,
And she goes, all right. He says, let's get a
clear mind and a clear space and we can talk tomorrow.
And she goes, why why tomorrow? Why not tonight? Why
why can't we talk to her?
Speaker 1: What to tomorrow?
Speaker 4: Well, first of all, y'all are both a little bit tipsy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, But they go outside and his phone ring he's
like his ringer off, he's ringer off.
Speaker 4: Why did he not just have his mom pick up
Diuore and bring her to the skating rink? Why would
you invite the baby mama knowing your girlfriend's gonna come
as well?
Speaker 1: Because he's trying to smooth it over with Bonita.
Speaker 4: He has proven to himself and all of us he's
too stupid to smooth anything over.
Speaker 2: He's not doing a good job at this game.
Speaker 4: And he says, we weren't doing a good job at
our coverage of the of his scenes either.
Speaker 1: Well, he just didn't like that you called him a
sixth grader.
Speaker 4: Okay, I'm sorry, you're twelve. That's a sixth grader.
Speaker 3: You're twelve.
Speaker 4: How about that? He said he has seen He says
he has seen horses before Mary Payne.
Speaker 3: Okay, good horses.
Speaker 4: He said, he's seen horses and cows. Okay, good, good,
good at the farm.
Speaker 1: Good.
Speaker 2: So he looks at his phone and goes, it's nobody,
and she goes, that's what I'm talking about. That's what
I'm talking about. Let me ask you something else. Door says,
so named Zoe would be here, and I gotta tell you,
I know every child in her class. There's no child
in her class name Zoe.
Speaker 1: Who is Zoe? So he goes, so is.
Speaker 4: One of his sister's friends.
Speaker 2: So then she she goes to leave, and he walks off,
and the phone rings and he answers it, and he says,
when do you come to the skating rink? And she goes,
I'm going to leave my house now, and so Bonita goes.
Speaker 1: You know, I got to you know what, He got
his car back. But he had been where supposed to be,
had been, had been his cousin, had been in his
mom's where's his car where's his car? He got his
car back? Where's his car? So then he's like, I
gotta get Bonita out of here.
Speaker 4: A s apny does.
Speaker 2: So then he goes back over to it and she goes,
who is Zoe? And she says, look, I'm starting to
feel like everybody knows something but besides me, And he
goes to.
Speaker 1: Hug her and she goes, get off me, bro and walks.
Speaker 2: Off, and he's all drunk and fucked up, and he's
all drunk and slurring like, I love you tomorrow, I
will end produce you to somebody. You get, I'm gonna
introduce you to somebody, and I'm will show you what
I'm talking about. She says, show my fucking door, bitch.
Speaker 4: You went from broda bitch in two seconds.
Speaker 2: So then he calls Gigi, and Gigi calls him and says,
I'm here. So I think that when they're doing this
talking on the phone where he's like, take a left,
take a right, park here, I think it's all about production,
like a production wants you to do. I think that's
what we're not seeing here, is that a production wants you.
He's saying to her, production wants you to do this. So,
so Bonita sees this car pulling up and goes, whose cars?
Speaker 1: That? Whose cars?
Speaker 4: That?
Speaker 1: Now everything is starting to piece together, and so she
gets out of the car and walks back into the.
Speaker 4: Skate riney she does.
Speaker 2: So he's on the phone with Gigi going no, no, no,
park here, park take a left and take it right
into the parking lot. And then you hear her going,
why do I have to come in the back. Yes,
and Bonita walks in and goes.
Speaker 1: Okay, take a left, take right into them.
Speaker 2: Okay, okay, all right, okay, fine, fine, fine, fine, take
my mic off. So he is like this, yes, and
Charles and Nikita are like, oh.
Speaker 3: It's too close for comfort.
Speaker 1: At this point, stepdad, Charles goes, whoa, she rolled right through.
There's nothing we could do about it.
Speaker 4: Who's gonna try to fight Banita at this nobody it's
gonna try to fight Banita? No, And we know his
little bit he has surely cannot. I mean we saw
her push him softly, push him down on the couch twice.
That wasn't even her full strength, right.
Speaker 1: There was like damn.
Speaker 2: So and Bonita says, as she's walking out, Yeah, she
got her mic off and she's walking down.
Speaker 1: She goes, bitch, I ain't fucking crazy.
Speaker 2: I am done. All of you motherfuckers. Everybody can suck
the fucking fattest part of my ass. Leave me alone.
I'm so happy my intuition works. And she gets in
the car and starts trying to take down the GoPros.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but she never she never goes far away from
the skating rink.
Speaker 2: No, because she does want to see what it is.
She just doesn't want to act out on.
Speaker 4: Camera because I'm like, she sees this car, why not
just wait in your car to see who is coming out?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, So Charles is saying, I don't want any of
this chaos. I don't want any of this chaos, and
Moon goes, wait, I just want it.
Speaker 1: I want peace.
Speaker 2: So Mumu then sends his mom and Charles out to
get Gigi and he's He's going, man, you can't make
this shit up, Like this is crazy. So he goes
out to the front and tries to talk to Benita,
who drives off. He hops on a scooter that he
didn't pay for and tries to catch her, and he's like,
she's around here.
Speaker 1: She's on one of these side blocks. Let me get
her location. She is hiding, and you know she is.
Speaker 4: And it was just a scooter.
Speaker 3: It was a green scooter that was bigger than him.
Speaker 1: The Lime scooter, those Lime scooters.
Speaker 3: Yeah, like he's trying. He can't even ride the scooter right.
Speaker 2: No, because first of all, he didn't put any money
to power it, so he has to like manually do it,
it'll go. But if you put the money in, it'll go.
You know, this man.
Speaker 3: Right here, he's fucking horrible.
Speaker 2: So I'm talking to her. He goes, I don't even
think I'm caught. I know I'm caught.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 1: Well, so we see mom.
Speaker 2: And dad, Charles and Nikita showing Gigi into the skating
group through the back and they're like here you go,
vip hau huh. And the camera is following them, so
she probably thinks that's why they're doing it. Yeah, So
Bonita is stopped at a stump light where she could
like she's just circle in the block. So she's just
doing lefts around the block and she is yelling out
the window at him, please be fucking for real.
Speaker 1: And I don't know what he says.
Speaker 2: It's something slurry. I had to rewind him, but it's
something like, I'm on probation. I'm not trying to do
all that for real. Why did you double back?
Speaker 1: You're doing the.
Speaker 2: Most or something, and he knows that she's just circle
in the block, So he walks into the skating green
and I'm talking to Bundita says, I'm not about to
play these games. I am a grown ass woman. I'm
gonna spare myself, my dignity and take my ass home.
I'm not gonna crash out. I know what I know,
I see what I see. I'm not stupid, I'm not crazy.
Speaker 4: Okay, but Benita, we have seen you crash out. You
just took everything out on these goat bros. You're still
stalking this building.
Speaker 2: Like she's I I applaud her for trying to keep
it in check and not get out and try to like.
Speaker 1: Beat his ass, beat this girl's ass.
Speaker 4: You know, I'm assuming she's doing that because her kid is.
Speaker 2: There, because her kid is there and she doesn't want
to act crazy on camera.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but the fact that I appreciate that it's this man,
what does he think to your is gonna go home
and say, right, you've had her around?
Speaker 3: This woman and there's zoey. Oh that was I was
with Zoe is.
Speaker 2: Zoe's mom, and then Zoe, Zoe's mom and dad were
holding hands. Yeah yeah, So Nikita as Mumu, everything okay,
and he goes, how'd y'all let Bonita walk up on
me like that? Let and Nikita goes, well, she's fast.
It happens really fast, and then Gigi walks up and
so we hugs her. He hugs Zoe and she goes
to get her skates on, and Nikita says, son, you
have to make a decision. This is too messy, and
he goes, mom, I'm gonna try to introduce.
Speaker 1: Them to each other and we could be like a
hollygu couple. And she looks at she says, for real, son, no,
we raised you better than that. You need to make
better choices.
Speaker 4: So wait a minute. She was okay with raising him
to be a drug dealer a criminal, but hey, we
raised you better than the fuck two women at the.
Speaker 2: Same time, they said, she said that is that is
where I draw the line.
Speaker 4: And why is were her earrings Chinese fans?
Speaker 1: Were they they were they were leather.
Speaker 3: They were they were done?
Speaker 1: Remember what you duck feet no, they look like those
well they kind of did look like duck feet, but
they were leather like webbed fans.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they were leather. Okay, they were a no oh okay,
well I didn't mind.
Speaker 1: I think she's stuck.
Speaker 4: Your I think she's so pretty well, I think she's
a whole fucking hot mess.
Speaker 2: So Nikita says, have either of these women giving you
the idea that they are interested.
Speaker 4: In this plan?
Speaker 3: Yeah, and he goes, well.
Speaker 2: I tried to tell Benita I wanted to introduce her
to somebody, and she started flipping out and she.
Speaker 4: Was understand what the fuck? She well, he she can
hardly understand what we barely made out what he was
saying with the I'm gonna introduce you to some.
Speaker 1: One and I had to rewind it four times.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and Nikita goes, so you think you're gonna be
one big, happy family And he goes, yeah, like I'm
not gonna lie.
Speaker 1: My plan is not working out like I thought it would.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because it's your plan.
Speaker 2: And Nikita goes, what happened today is too much and
you've put me in the middle of all this. Now
you need to finish what you started to make some
decisions why don't you go ahead and have that conversation today?
And Gigi comes up and it's like, come skate, come
say He's like, okay, it's my boo, come skate, and
Nikkita's like, oh my god. So Nikita says, I don't
know what he thinks the end result is going to
be from all this. But I can't do this anymore.
This is too much. He needs to have this conversation today,
and if not, Mama's going to say something.
Speaker 4: Oh shit, now all your women out of control, Like
now your mom is not even on your side, Like, yeah,
she tried, but yeah, she tried to help you out
because she didn't realize that your ultimate plan was to
live with both of these women.
Speaker 1: He thought she thought, eventually you break up with one. Yeah.
Speaker 4: I think she thought he was going to break up
Bonita with Bonita and be with Kichi.
Speaker 3: But that's no.
Speaker 1: He can't hammer for women anyway.
Speaker 2: So the next time on, Charlie says, Hillary has never
seen me in full Hollywood read and he stands outside
the prison waving at her in like a pimp coat.
Speaker 4: Oh good god. Well, at least the one's zebra print.
Speaker 1: He can get a job at a costume shop. I
mean he likes to dress up.
Speaker 4: Yes, he does Halloween shop or.
Speaker 1: Something, yeah, yeah something. Corey calls Brady and says, you
sent your wife over to do your dirty work.
Speaker 3: Oh boy that she I hate that she did that.
Speaker 2: And then Brady calls curiously, is like, I told you
not to go over there, and I have to say anything.
Speaker 1: She's like wow.
Speaker 2: Now back to Rich and Felicia, who didn't see this week.
She shows up at his gym and it's like why
and he's like, why are you here? You don't want
me here, you don't want me here. And then we
see Hailey, Stephanie and somebody else outside, and then we
see Hailey trying to bum rush him and Felice she's like,
we're not gonna do all that.
Speaker 4: How does she even figure out what fucking jim he
works out at?
Speaker 1: Because production told her? Okay? Then we see.
Speaker 2: Lulu is sitting here and Banita is sitting here, and
then Gigi comes and walks up and Bonita says to
him you love her and throws a drink on him
and once or twice, and then Gigi says.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's my man, Bonita.
Speaker 4: Okay, Well, hopefully we get the mustard scene.
Speaker 3: It seems a little bit.
Speaker 2: Sa beige stage, like they figured out how to do
this before to make good TV. Now do I think
all along they've known about each other?
Speaker 4: Not? Maybe not, but I'll say this for for something
to be so fake. Uh, Bonita is most definitely carrying
them on. She she's doing the better acting. Yeah, the
three Yes, most definitely she needs to spin off, Yes
with subtitles off. She's heard her own dating show.
Speaker 1: She's TV gold, she really is.
Speaker 4: She is.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she's really great. And at first I really loved
Gigi because I thought she's just so, she's cute as
a button. But now I'm really just like, go with Bonita.
Speaker 1: She's a badass.
Speaker 4: Well, Gigi has most definitely let Mumu drain her soul. Yeah,
the three days that he's been out, Yeah, she looks
totally different.
Speaker 1: So God bless see.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's it, everybody, that's our show tomorrow. I'll be
here with Kimberlee for TLC Tuesday. Let's see Wednesday, Keisha
and I are doing our Welcome to platfor rewatch that's
over on ten dollars Prime Thursday. While I have Marissa
Melissa raich On. She is your bitch therapist on Instagram.
Speaker 1: Love her.
Speaker 2: She's so smart and has the best takes on Bravo
and Whatnot. Friday, we do ninety Day Last Resort and
then thank the Lord, thank yeahweh We're done with this
is Polly whoa.
Speaker 4: Whoa, Hey God, I hain never been so happy to
end the show. Oh my god.
Speaker 2: I listened to our recap today to be funny. Sure,
we didn't shit on it too much.
Speaker 4: We're not going to see you fuck your screen. I
was watching with everybody else, but you hate it so much.
Speaker 2: We did say at the end, if it comes back,
we'll still talk about it.
Speaker 4: And for the a Bin Yeah, Gigi, Mumo and Bonita
maybe on this is probably next season.
Speaker 1: That's a great point.
Speaker 2: Great point. It's a crossover. I also have an interview
coming up this week. I'm not sure what day it's
going to come out with Paula of Thomas and Paula
from this current season of ninety Day Og. Not Pow
and Russ Paula, but Paula of Thomas and Paula. You
would like her a lot on Keisha because she gets
she gets everything. She manifests in miniature, so like she
wants a nicer couch, so she buys a miniature.
Speaker 4: She how hurts it's.
Speaker 2: Really really cute, and she's like, I always wanted like
a really nice bathroom, so I bought this little miniature toilet.
So she buys everything in miniatures to manifest.
Speaker 4: Fuck with that.
Speaker 2: I like, yeah, she's very she's interesting, she's resilient. And
then she lives with the guy in the States, Thomas,
who literally has like yoga blocks and like a camping
table on the ground, and she's like, we're gonna have
to get a dining table, I mean, and he's like, no,
this is fine. He's minimalist. And she likes to buy like.
Speaker 1: Thousands of miniatures.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 2: He got mad at her because she wanted to dress
her for her clothes. He's like, you could put him
in this bin.
Speaker 4: She's like a bin.
Speaker 1: She's like, I live here, I need a dress her.
Speaker 4: Oh bet, she better get a miniature. New Man and
he's our manifest and a better man because this guy
wants of about.
Speaker 2: A pin and they're gonna get married on the Queen
Mary Boat because it's haunted and that's what she.
Speaker 1: Wants because it's Haunted. So you like her, like her?
I love that.
Speaker 2: So she's gonna be on this week. I don't know
what day I'm putting that out. I'm interviewing her this week.
I'm excited about that.
Speaker 1: And that's it, everybody.
Speaker 2: Also this week, Kisha, I'm gonna dropping an ad on
Instagram for a product I'm endorsing called the Perfectly Snug.
And it's one of those things you put on your
bed and it cools or heats you.
Speaker 4: Okay, I may need that.
Speaker 2: The code is pink shade fifteen percent off. But you guys,
when you see the ad that I did.
Speaker 1: That Anna helped you with.
Speaker 2: I mean I wrote the script for it, and then
Anna shot it from me, and then I sent it
over to my social media manager who made it into
an ad. You guys are gonna die a cringe, cringe
at how cringey I am. Oh, yeah, yeah, I'm gonna
send it to you just so you can tell me, like,
don't even put this out in the.
Speaker 4: World, can I Is it going to make me not
want to claim you anymore? No?
Speaker 2: I mean I sent it to the company and the
Perfectly Snug, and they were thrilled.
Speaker 1: They thought it was hilarious.
Speaker 4: Okay, okay, I can't wait to see.
Speaker 2: It, so be looking for that that's perfectly snug. You
can look it up and if you want to go
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Speaker 1: It's a great product. We have it. We love it.
I love I love a breeze blowing through me when
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Speaker 4: I do too.
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that's all everybody.
Speaker 2: Make sure you're following us on social media, the leg
Real Lounge of Keisha and Pink Shade Pod, and we
will see you on Wednesday for Plasto Ye