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Speaker 2: K IAM six forty. It's Later with Mo Kelly.
Speaker 3: Let's go beyond the box score with our regular commentator
Speaker 3: Jackie Ray and Jackie Ray.
Speaker 2: Good evening.
Speaker 3: For the uninitiated, they may not know the name of
Speaker 3: Tyreek Hill, but for those who are in the sports
Speaker 3: know know that he is arguably the best wide receiver
Speaker 3: in all the NFL, the fastest guy in the NFL,
Speaker 3: without a doubt. He's had some, i'll say, not so
Speaker 3: fantastic moments off the field, but what I'm getting ready
Speaker 3: to talk about with you has nothing to do with that.
Speaker 3: By now, the story is starting to explode across sports
Speaker 3: and news media about this detainment, not an arrest, this detainment.
Speaker 2: Of Tyreek Hill.
Speaker 3: As he was driving to the stadium, literally right outside
Speaker 3: the stadium, he was pulled over by police, supposedly under
Speaker 3: the auspices of reckless driving. There is all sorts of
Speaker 3: video which has come forth which is showing Tyreek Hill
Speaker 3: face down on the pavement, handcuffed, hands behind his back.
Speaker 3: There is a dispute as to whether there was some
Speaker 3: sort of verbal altercation leading to that Miami Dade Police
Speaker 3: they have already put the officer involved on administrative duty,
Speaker 3: and there's an internal affairs investigation.
Speaker 2: And I got to get all this out here before
Speaker 2: we start.
Speaker 3: No bodycam footage has been released, but we know that
Speaker 3: Miami Dade does have bodycam footage. I say all that
Speaker 3: to say, from what I've seen, it doesn't look good
Speaker 3: for the police. I'm waiting for the bodycam footage. Now,
Speaker 3: let's listen to what Tyreek Hill had to say about
Speaker 3: it before I get to you, Jackie, I.
Speaker 4: Still don't know what happened, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: But I do want to say I do want to
Speaker 4: be able to use this platform to say, like what
Speaker 4: if I was at Tyreek Hill, bro, like first case scenario,
Speaker 4: you know, because it's crazy, Like I want to be
Speaker 4: a cop. One day, I got a state trooper, had
Speaker 4: all that, you know, so I got a lot of
Speaker 4: respect for cops, man, But obviously everybody has bad apples
Speaker 4: in every situation, you know, So I want to be
Speaker 4: able to, you know, use this platform, you know, to
Speaker 4: figure out to figure out a way to like flip
Speaker 4: this and you know, make it a positive on both ends.
Speaker 4: On my end, and then also Miami Dad, you know,
Speaker 4: so that way we can team together and you know,
Speaker 4: do something positive for the community, because that's what it's
Speaker 4: all about.
Speaker 5: Bro.
Speaker 4: It wasn't disrespectful, you know, because my mom didn't raise
Speaker 4: me that way, didn't cuss, didn't do none of that. So,
Speaker 4: like I said, I'm still trying to figure it out. Man,
Speaker 4: I'm just glad that my teammates were there to like
Speaker 4: support me in that situation because I felt alone, you know,
Speaker 4: and when they showed up, it made like it made
Speaker 4: me realize that we got a good team. This hit though,
Speaker 4: for them to like put there, for them to put
Speaker 4: their their life on the line, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: So it was amazing to see, man.
Speaker 3: Jack you ray all sorts of video, all sorts of witnesses,
Speaker 3: including teammates who are also placed in handcuffs and detained.
Speaker 2: Let me get out of the way. How did you
Speaker 2: view the video?
Speaker 6: So when I initially saw the video, I didn't know
Speaker 6: it was Tyreek Hill. I unfortunately just saw this as
Speaker 6: another Oh, it's a typical day in America. You know,
Speaker 6: cops got a black man detained for what should be
Speaker 6: a routine traffic stop and let me say this, and
Speaker 6: I respect what Tyreek said about you know, I wasn't disrespectful.
Speaker 7: I didn't cause I don't care if he did.
Speaker 6: Because a verbal statement from somebody in a car that
Speaker 6: you're pulling over should not cause you to be excessive
Speaker 6: in your perceived authority over that person. It should not
Speaker 6: cause you to detain that person violently when it's unnecessary.
Speaker 6: And if you are the type of person who is
Speaker 6: not capable of handling escalated verbal contacts, maybe you should
Speaker 6: work it CVS because being a police officer is not
Speaker 6: what you should be doing. But I do believe him
Speaker 6: when he says he was not verbally, you know, aggressive
Speaker 6: in any way.
Speaker 7: He might have known his rights.
Speaker 6: I know sometimes that annoys cops too, when they say, hey,
Speaker 6: can we search, No, you can't. What is your probable cause?
Speaker 6: So I know that sometimes when you know your rights,
Speaker 6: so we don't know. He says he doesn't know what happened,
Speaker 6: and I believe him in that, but he's absolutely right.
Speaker 6: Like at some point I feel like they understood who
Speaker 6: he was, and then that probably helped de.
Speaker 7: Escalate the situation.
Speaker 6: I was a little concerned because they put one officer
Speaker 6: on administrative leave. The videos that I've seen, at least
Speaker 6: from the passers by, Like you said, I have not
Speaker 6: seen the bodycam footage.
Speaker 7: But it wasn't just one officer.
Speaker 6: There were other officers there who, even if it was
Speaker 6: just one officer that put him face down on the concrete,
Speaker 6: they had an opportunity to turn that situation around and
Speaker 6: they did not. So the fact that only one person
Speaker 6: is on administrative leave does bother me.
Speaker 3: Well, this is at the beginning of the of the investigation.
Speaker 3: We will find out more and we'll get those answers.
Speaker 3: So I'm going to put my anger on hold, on hold,
Speaker 3: but it's going to be at the ready. And I
Speaker 3: say that because since we know there should be body
Speaker 3: care video, a lot of this is going to come
Speaker 3: out in the wash. In other words, we will know
Speaker 3: what was the verbal conversation which escalated to a confrontation.
Speaker 3: What I, as a lay citizen, don't understand. A civilian
Speaker 3: don't understand how whatever was said turned into a situation
Speaker 3: where you needed to one remove him from the car,
Speaker 3: put him face down on the concrete, and handcuff him
Speaker 3: behind his back.
Speaker 2: I've been detained before they put me on the curb.
Speaker 3: I need some explanation as far as why he was
Speaker 3: somehow a physical i e. Violent threat to detain him
Speaker 3: in that manner. Now, other Miami Dolphin players are going
Speaker 3: to have their statements taken as well, because some were
Speaker 3: also placed in handcuffs. The public story is that they
Speaker 3: were interfering or trying to intervene with the arrest.
Speaker 2: Again, well, you know that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: I'm also going to wait for the bodycam video. I'm
Speaker 3: trying to be fair, but I'm saying what I saw
Speaker 3: on video and how they took him down to the
Speaker 3: ground Lee me with a lot of questions that I
Speaker 3: think deservedly need answers.
Speaker 7: I've said this before.
Speaker 6: You know, a lot of people think the Black Lives
Speaker 6: Matter movement was about completely doing away with police.
Speaker 7: That's not the case.
Speaker 6: I do think we need to completely do away with
Speaker 6: police as it stands right now, because I think as
Speaker 6: it stands right now, it is a.
Speaker 7: Faulty organization at best.
Speaker 6: And so to expect people to not know the history
Speaker 6: of this country, know the history of black men in
Speaker 6: this situation, and to think that they're not going to
Speaker 6: somehow intervene, and then now you put them in a
Speaker 6: similar situation. Like Tyrek said, they put their lives in jeopardy.
Speaker 6: You have to understand that this is because of you.
Speaker 6: You have perpetuated this moment where people understand that they
Speaker 6: are not safe in your presence. So you can't get
Speaker 6: upset when they want to protect somebody who is not
Speaker 6: safe in your presence. And I respect Tyreek saying he
Speaker 6: wants to turn this thing around. How how many hashtags
Speaker 6: have we had, how many people have we marched for?
Speaker 6: Nothing has turned around. I don't know how he thinks
Speaker 6: he's going to be the caveat to turn I.
Speaker 3: Respect it, but how well, here's the thing I think
Speaker 3: that needs to be highlighted. And people may not know
Speaker 3: who Tyreek Hill is, but Tyreek has always been very,
Speaker 3: very pro police. So it's not like he's just saying
Speaker 3: something because he has this negative view of law enforcement.
Speaker 2: Now this is me talking.
Speaker 3: There is a historical I'll say, disconnect with understanding how
Speaker 3: the first point of contact usually goes with law enforcement
Speaker 3: and African American men. I don't want to assume what
Speaker 3: was on the mind of police, but I know the
Speaker 3: optic of this black man in this Lamborghini probably set
Speaker 3: the stage for something that wasn't a normal traffic stop interaction.
Speaker 3: He was cited for quote unquote reckless driving. I haven't
Speaker 3: seen the lead up to it, you know, I don't know.
Speaker 3: He might have been reckless driving. I honestly don't know.
Speaker 7: It's a Lamborghini. He was at least probably.
Speaker 3: Speeding, probably probably, but it should have been a ticket
Speaker 3: and go on about your way. And that's why I
Speaker 3: want to see the body cam video because I need
Speaker 3: to hear what Tyreek Hill said, which says, we have
Speaker 3: probable calls to search your car and to put you
Speaker 3: face down on the pavement in front of public view.
Speaker 3: So they're trying to embarrass him. That's what they're trying
Speaker 3: to do with his hands behind his back. And I
Speaker 3: want to caution people there's more that's going to come out.
Speaker 3: But from what I know, from what I see and
Speaker 3: what other people have said that they saw in that moment,
Speaker 3: even Drew Rosenhaus, his agent, was saying like, this looks
Speaker 3: really bad. Yes I know it's his agent, but I'm saying,
Speaker 3: you know, the mommy Dolphins have gotten involved, you know,
Speaker 3: and they have their own video from the stadium, so
Speaker 3: we don't have to guess about this This is going
Speaker 3: to be resolved and it's not going to be pretty.
Speaker 2: But all I'm saying is it's fair.
Speaker 3: I think it's fair to look at this through a
Speaker 3: particular lens given the disproportionate level of force which was used.
Speaker 2: That's all I'm saying.
Speaker 6: Absolutely, you should be able to say thank you, officer
Speaker 6: for my ticket, show up in court, or pay the
Speaker 6: ticket and beyond your way.
Speaker 7: This should not have happened like this.
Speaker 3: And I've known too many people who get mouthy with police,
Speaker 3: and let's say that was the case, and then not
Speaker 3: end up face down in the pavement with their hands
Speaker 3: behind their back, handcuffed, broad daylight for everyone to see.
Speaker 3: You know, if mouthiness and that's if that happened, If
Speaker 3: mouthiness was the key, well, then policing should be very
Speaker 3: different for everyone.
Speaker 2: That's all I happened.
Speaker 7: I've had it. On the flip side.
Speaker 6: I have a little baggie in my car that has
Speaker 6: my licensed registration, proof of insurance in it. I just
Speaker 6: I'm not having conversation either. You are been a problem.
Speaker 6: That's been a problem. When people are where are you going,
Speaker 6: I don't have to say that, yeah, that's been a problem,
Speaker 6: And so there's there.
Speaker 7: Where's the win in that?
Speaker 3: You know what I mean?
Speaker 6: If I have a conversation with you, but I say
Speaker 6: something you don't like, there's a problem. I don't say
Speaker 6: anything at all. There's a problem. So where's the win.
Speaker 3: We're gonna find out if there is one in a moment.
Speaker 3: It's Later with Mo Kelly. When we come back. We're
Speaker 3: going to stay in this NFL lane. Kendrick Lamar has
Speaker 3: been chosen to in some stories be the super Bowl
Speaker 3: halftime guests, and another story said be the headlining apt
Speaker 3: We're gonna find out what the truth is when we
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Speaker 3: Rapper Kendrick Lamar is now the halftime show artist for
Speaker 3: the upcoming Super Bowl. In February of twenty twenty five,
Speaker 3: when I saw the news, Jackuary, I was kind of
Speaker 3: taken back. I was like, I'm a Kendrick Lamar fan.
Speaker 3: But you know, if you use history as a guide,
Speaker 3: it's usually reserved for household names. World famous. Kendrick Lamar
Speaker 3: is very famous. He's not a household name. He's not
Speaker 3: world famous, and we saw like the West Coast hip
Speaker 3: Hop halftime Show, I thought that he would be more
Speaker 3: of like that. I've seen stories where he's the headlining guest,
Speaker 3: which says, okay, they're going to have like four or
Speaker 3: five other people join him, and I've seen stories where
Speaker 3: he's like the sole guest, the only one. What do
Speaker 3: you think about this announcement and do you think that
Speaker 3: there are any underlying I'll say hip hop politics, given
Speaker 3: that jay Z probably made this decision.
Speaker 6: Yeah, jay Z definitely made this decision, and I know
Speaker 6: he's a fan of Kendrick Lamar. Definitely think Kendrick Lamar
Speaker 6: will probably end up being the headliner. I don't think
Speaker 6: he will be the only person performing during the halftime,
Speaker 6: but Kendrick Lamar is world famous. If you are a
Speaker 6: hip hop head, if you are not, if you are
Speaker 6: not in hip hop, I'm telling you right now, there
Speaker 6: are people in Japan, China career that are singing.
Speaker 7: They not like us right now, word for word.
Speaker 2: But the people listen to the station right now who
Speaker 2: have no idea.
Speaker 6: Who we are, no idea, No, they are googling him
Speaker 6: as hopefully you're not driving, but other people are googling
Speaker 6: him as we speak. So hip hop is definitely a culture,
Speaker 6: and when you're talking about the culture of hip hop,
Speaker 6: Kendrick Lamar is definitely one of the icons in that.
Speaker 7: It'll be interesting to see.
Speaker 6: Because to your point, that's typically been what we've seen
Speaker 6: as far as the stage for the super Bowl, as
Speaker 6: we've seen world Doctor Dre is world renowned, you know,
Speaker 6: Snoop Dogg world renowned. So yes, they're hip hop heads,
Speaker 6: but they're hip hop heads that people even if you
Speaker 6: don't listen to hip hop, you know who they are.
Speaker 3: But they were even they were joined on the stage
Speaker 3: by fifty Cent and others.
Speaker 6: Yes, yes, so I'm I'm thinking in this's going to
Speaker 6: be something similar to that.
Speaker 7: Even they brought out Mary J. Blige. That's a big
Speaker 7: deal because now you're pulling in the people who like
Speaker 7: R and B. So hip hop is.
Speaker 6: A very specific cult like culture and I love that
Speaker 6: they're trying to kind of get that out to the
Speaker 6: masses more. But when you're talking about let's not forget
Speaker 6: the reason why the halftime show even exists is because
Speaker 6: the Super Bowl was mad that Living Colors Sole they
Speaker 6: audience for that that's right, right, So people right. So
Speaker 6: the goal is to not have people leave the set
Speaker 6: and to keep watching. So you can't just have Kendrick Lamar.
Speaker 6: You have to be able to appeal to people who
Speaker 6: might not be as invested in hip hop or don't
Speaker 6: know him as a hip hop artist. So I don't
Speaker 6: in any way believe that he is going to be
Speaker 6: the only one.
Speaker 2: Any chance that Drake may show up on stage with him.
Speaker 6: Now listen, I would I would pay the five thousand
Speaker 6: dollars to see that in person.
Speaker 2: But think about what that would do for ratings.
Speaker 7: That would be amazing.
Speaker 6: If I was Drake and I was on his team,
Speaker 6: I would advise no because in that case, it has
Speaker 6: to be some sort of battle and you could give
Speaker 6: him every weapon in the arsenal, and he's not going
Speaker 6: in that battle. So I would not put him in
Speaker 6: that stage.
Speaker 3: And I was wrong for doing that for people don't
Speaker 3: know Drake who most people know. I would think more
Speaker 3: people know who Drake is as opposed to Kendrick Lamar
Speaker 3: and Kendrick Lamar have had a long what they call
Speaker 3: rap beef where they've gone back and forth with distracks,
Speaker 3: disrespecting each other insulting each other, and it has been
Speaker 3: the talk of the hip hop community for the better
Speaker 3: part of six months now. And I'm saying, wouldn't that
Speaker 3: be something if they both showed up on stage at
Speaker 3: the same time.
Speaker 2: Since we're only talking about ratings, not reality.
Speaker 6: People forget rap and hip hop are not the same thing.
Speaker 6: Drake is a rapper, which means he kind of embodies
Speaker 6: this persona. He has no real life experience behind his
Speaker 6: lyrics word on the street, he has a ton of ghostwriters.
Speaker 7: Kendrick Lamar is entrenched in the culture. He grew up
Speaker 7: in the culture he is part of hip hop.
Speaker 6: So they're two different artists, which is why I don't
Speaker 6: see them ever being on stage at the same time,
Speaker 6: especially with this this beef that Drake has no chance
Speaker 6: of winning.
Speaker 7: But if the Super Bowl and jay.
Speaker 6: Z was smart, I would at least leak that it's
Speaker 6: a possibility, even if it doesn't happen.
Speaker 2: People just to find out.
Speaker 7: Absolutely absolutely.
Speaker 3: Now, let me just ask you switching gears. Caitlin Clark,
Speaker 3: she's now and I don't know if it's desertedly so,
Speaker 3: but she's now in the MVP conversation, she has turned
Speaker 3: around the Indiana fever. They're in a playoff position at
Speaker 3: the moment. What do you make of that banter?
Speaker 7: It's unwarranted.
Speaker 6: I think her, you know, calling her the Rookie of
Speaker 6: the Year is great, but the Rookie of the Year
Speaker 6: and the MVP, I just she does not have the
Speaker 6: accolades the history of someone who deserves that status. I
Speaker 6: think it's you know, I get it. She brought with
Speaker 6: her a ton of fans. If you're going to go
Speaker 6: into a fight, bring your people with you. So I'm
Speaker 6: not bad at her having these accolades. I understand why
Speaker 6: it is like that. Her fans are relentless and they
Speaker 6: are devoted and die hard. So thankfully it's not that
Speaker 6: kind of voting is not up to the fans. It's
Speaker 6: media journalists that typically do that. But at the same time,
Speaker 6: media has kind of cultivated this war between Angel Reeves
Speaker 6: and Caitlin Clark that they have both admitted it doesn't exist.
Speaker 6: So if you're talking about media, it could potentially go
Speaker 6: either way.
Speaker 7: But I think true.
Speaker 6: WNBA voters no, Asia Wilson his hands down the MVP.
Speaker 7: It's not even a question.
Speaker 2: She's having one of the best seasons ever.
Speaker 7: Absolutely, and shout out real quick.
Speaker 6: I'm going to vote Derek to hanby La Sparks even
Speaker 6: though they have the worst record in the league, most
Speaker 6: most Improved Player of the Year ten seconds.
Speaker 3: Since they have the worst record, they're gonna have the
Speaker 3: first pick. Is it Page Becker's I'm.
Speaker 6: Still trying to figure that out, simply because of.
Speaker 7: The expansion team.
Speaker 2: So I don't know what it's right.
Speaker 6: The expansion team has to have access to players. I
Speaker 6: don't know how that's going to work in the draft.
Speaker 6: I still have to figure that out. So what I know,
Speaker 6: I'll let you know.
Speaker 3: It's later with Mo Kelly, Jackie Ray, thanks so much
Speaker 3: for always coming on.
Speaker 5: Thank you, Wimo, KELLYM six.
Speaker 3: Live everywhere on the iHeartRadio app. And when you're in radio,
Speaker 3: you usually spend your time flipping through your phone looking
Speaker 3: for different stories, things to talk about it and everyone's
Speaker 3: while a story that is not about anything, it's not topical,
Speaker 3: it's not timely, but it just jumps out at you
Speaker 3: and it's like, this is interesting.
Speaker 2: This is one of those moments, and this is for
Speaker 2: the for the guys, We're gonna have a heart to heart.
Speaker 3: I know some ladies called in on Friday night, and
Speaker 3: they said, I don't know about when you know, when
Speaker 3: you guys start talking about guy things. Well, this is
Speaker 3: going to include the ladies as well. We're gonna have
Speaker 3: a guy moment, but it's going to include the ladies.
Speaker 3: And I found this article on BuzzFeed and it was
Speaker 3: saying men are sharing how they know when it's time
Speaker 3: to leave a serious relationship. And I was running down
Speaker 3: this list and I said, oh, oh, these.
Speaker 2: Are all unmarried people. These are all unmarried people. Here's
Speaker 2: what I mean.
Speaker 3: Elmer, you've been married before, but I don't know how
Speaker 3: long you've been married. Mark, you haven't been married, but
Speaker 3: you're like, you know, long term relationship. Neither of you
Speaker 3: are going anywhere. Nobody wants to marry my student alone, okay.
Speaker 3: And twelve sharp you have been married, so you probably
Speaker 3: know where I'm going with this. These are some of
Speaker 3: the reasons that men are listing when they know it's
Speaker 3: time to leave a serious relationship. Me, this is like
Speaker 3: every day of marriage. But hear me out, okay. And
Speaker 3: this is like they called answers from people on Reddit.
Speaker 3: That's mistake number one. You can't take it so seriously.
Speaker 3: But there is some truth to this. First. The answer
Speaker 3: was given was when men know when it's time to
Speaker 3: leave a serious relationship.
Speaker 2: Quote.
Speaker 3: I asked myself if I could be happy with this
Speaker 3: person forever?
Speaker 2: Am I waiting for them to change?
Speaker 3: If I wait for them to change, I'm relying on
Speaker 3: something I can't control. I'll become resentful, and they'll resent
Speaker 3: my attempts to change them. At that point I leave.
Speaker 3: They can change or not, but I am in control
Speaker 3: of my happiness. I can look for someone who makes
Speaker 3: me happy.
Speaker 2: Close. Quote see that's a single person.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you've obviously never been married a day in your life.
Speaker 2: Number two. Quote day dreaming about being single and how
Speaker 2: less stressed you'd be. Close quote see anyone.
Speaker 3: Who's married is like just laughing at this, Like yeah, okay, yeah,
Speaker 3: I just wait to get married.
Speaker 2: Number three.
Speaker 3: If you prefer to be alone rather than in her
Speaker 3: or his company, it's time. No, that's Tuesday. Finally you
Speaker 3: got one rights, I love it. Here we go, Tuala.
Speaker 3: I'll just look at you when I say this one.
Speaker 3: Number four, When the thought of seeing them or him
Speaker 3: brings you more dread than joy, it's time to move on.
Speaker 2: You single folks.
Speaker 3: Kill me, Lord of mercy. Here's the biggest difference. And
Speaker 3: my single friends actually me exees, my mary friends told
Speaker 3: me this when I was getting married. They said, look,
Speaker 3: when you argue, the difference between married and being single
Speaker 3: is simple. When you're single, you can think about leaving.
Speaker 3: You can go just stop out of the house and
Speaker 3: you know, go to your friends or something and tell
Speaker 3: them to go to hell. When you're married, you just
Speaker 3: go to another room in the house. Yeah, because you're
Speaker 3: not going anywhere. You can be mad. You just need
Speaker 3: to go somewhere and pout for an hour or two.
Speaker 3: But you're not leaving.
Speaker 2: That's different. Right, go running air, but your ass is
Speaker 2: coming back to the grocery store. Right. You know why.
Speaker 3: Because you've been married, you understand. Okay, number five and
Speaker 3: this is this is true. Oh my goodness, this is true.
Speaker 2: Quote.
Speaker 3: When you're driving home from work, do you ever say
Speaker 3: to yourself, maybe I should take the long way so
Speaker 3: I can enjoy a few more minutes of peace before
Speaker 3: I get home and get the raft.
Speaker 2: That's not when you feel it's time to leave the relationship.
Speaker 2: That's Wednesday. That is actually when you're married.
Speaker 3: Yes, before I step my ass in this house, let
Speaker 3: me take a few more moments in the garage. Maybe
Speaker 3: I should close the garage door and keep the car running.
Speaker 3: Breathe it some more carbon monoxide, get a little more
Speaker 3: light headed, maybe pass out. Even Number six quote when
Speaker 3: you are not respected and either side does not give
Speaker 3: the relationship priority.
Speaker 2: You're single. You're single, You're worried about the wrong damn things. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Number seven, when you're questioning while you're still in it.
Speaker 3: It may be about the same time you find yourself
Speaker 3: asking where did the person I was dating go?
Speaker 2: See that's year one of marriage.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I'm like, yeah, year one you start you're what
Speaker 8: wait wait wait wait.
Speaker 2: So you do this all the time. It's like, wait
Speaker 2: a minute, I didn't know this about you. Wait.
Speaker 3: Obviously you don't live with that person, so you don't
Speaker 3: get to know they're like they're living habits and bathroom
Speaker 3: habits and all that kind of stuff. You get to
Speaker 3: really know a person, it's like ooh, ooh, ooh. You
Speaker 3: go from that to that. That's some magical stuff. Wait wait,
Speaker 3: wait what That's how you.
Speaker 2: Get into bed, that's how you look in the morning,
Speaker 2: That's how your breath smells.
Speaker 3: Oh no, you stink. Go take a shower. Please, No,
Speaker 3: that's not that's not a joke. That's real, that's very
Speaker 3: that's real life. That's real life. That's the difference between
Speaker 3: infatuation and love because you get, oh.
Speaker 8: That first married gas from under the blanket like that and.
Speaker 2: It ripples the blanket. Yeah, he hot boxes you.
Speaker 7: That's you.
Speaker 2: No, that was you, that was you. And they want
Speaker 2: to play like they did it in their sleep. No,
Speaker 2: you were awake. You were awake. We all heard that.
Speaker 2: Get you, but out the bed. Look I got I.
Speaker 3: Got some gas X in the in the in the
Speaker 3: medicine cabinet, I know.
Speaker 2: And be just divorced before this show's over, okay.
Speaker 3: Number eight I would also say that sometimes people just
Speaker 3: come into our lives to teach us something. Once the
Speaker 3: lesson ends, you feel stuck repeating the same patterns, and
Speaker 3: it's time to move on to the next lesson.
Speaker 2: Single person, A crazy single person, And Mark, you're awfully quiet. Yeah,
Speaker 2: my MIC's been shut off, awfully quiet.
Speaker 3: I have nothing to gain by contributing to this, nothing
Speaker 3: at all.
Speaker 2: Number nine is quote when your effort no longer matters.
Speaker 3: Oh, you're four, You're four, you know, that's just the
Speaker 3: way it is, you know, And this is something else.
Speaker 3: And I learned because I learned a lot from married
Speaker 3: people preparing me. They said, marriage is not fifty to fifty.
Speaker 3: That's a lie. Sometimes it's eighty twenty U. Sometimes it's
Speaker 3: seventy thirty her. Sometimes it's one hundred to zero. And
Speaker 3: you will find hopefully the balance over the totality of
Speaker 3: your years together. But it's not like fifty to fifty
Speaker 3: each step of the way. That's a lie that I
Speaker 3: had bought into when I was a singer. Like noh,
Speaker 3: it should be a fifty to fifty relationship. It's not
Speaker 3: ever fifty to fifty. There's some months where she's pulling
Speaker 3: all the weight emotionally because I may be tied up
Speaker 3: in my job or something, or I'm not focusing as
Speaker 3: much on the home life. And there's sometimes where I'm
Speaker 3: pulling all of the weight emotionally. What are these emotions
Speaker 3: you speak of? Well, yeah, see already I'm shitting the
Speaker 3: mic back. Yeah, you won't wait into it with that, Yeah.
Speaker 2: Big mistake. I retract all of that.
Speaker 3: You don't have to worry because they don't listen to
Speaker 3: our show. True, it's true, that's true. No, But see,
Speaker 3: here's the thing, friends, suffering. One actually does because she
Speaker 3: posts about it. Well, she she knows what we talk about,
Speaker 3: but she may not know, you know, from corner to
Speaker 3: corner what is said in the show. My problem is
Speaker 3: my wife's friends and co workers listen to the show.
Speaker 3: So anything I say, they run back and say, did
Speaker 3: you hear Do you allow him to talk like that?
Speaker 3: Did you get did you give him permission.
Speaker 2: To say that? Oh my god, I.
Speaker 3: Was shocked.
Speaker 2: I know you would be.
Speaker 3: You've heard it right, expecting her to say either no,
Speaker 3: I didn't hear it, or yes I did and I
Speaker 3: didn't care, because they want to see some sort of
Speaker 3: reaction out of her, and she's used to it.
Speaker 2: And if it's not that, it's like, did you hear
Speaker 2: what they said about Kendrick Lamar? What did he say
Speaker 2: that at home? Too? Is that an act?
Speaker 3: Oh? No, it's it's it's all the time. It's all
Speaker 3: the time. So it got to the point where she says, well,
Speaker 3: why don't you just ask him? Say, well, you live
Speaker 3: with him. No, but but you listen to him. I
Speaker 3: don't listen to him. Lord just start start, you know.
Speaker 3: And so I try to keep my professional life separate
Speaker 3: from her professional life. I don't talk to her about
Speaker 3: what I talked about for the sake of her coworkers.
Speaker 2: You know, the co workers are going to say whatever
Speaker 2: they're going to say. I think this list is.
Speaker 8: Really really misleading, and the men who contributed to they
Speaker 8: should have been very very clear on their status in life,
Speaker 8: and they shouldn't put this out as just general advice.
Speaker 3: Relationship, yah, marriage and single life. When I say single
Speaker 3: life is in you are unmarried. If you're unmarried, you're single.
Speaker 3: You may be tied to some one mark runner, but
Speaker 3: you know you have if you wanted to, even though
Speaker 3: it may be painful, even though it may be cumbersome
Speaker 3: and you have to untangle your lives, you can leave
Speaker 3: without getting any lawyers involved. Generally, Yeah, and that's all
Speaker 3: I'm gonna say.
Speaker 2: What does she have on you?
Speaker 3: I beg you to keep me the hell out of it.
Speaker 2: I mean, is it like a picture? Is it hidden
Speaker 2: in the corner and she can stab the picture? Is
Speaker 2: it like I don't know what?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 3: She does have access to my vintage comics while I'm
Speaker 3: away at work.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, there's there's extortion.
Speaker 3: Possibly I could come come home to a pile of
Speaker 3: vintage comic book ashes.
Speaker 7: No, God, please, no.
Speaker 2: Has she ever like dangled them out the window? No?
Speaker 3: No, I mean that's like a you know, a deal
Speaker 3: breaker right there. You don't, that's oh you'd leave then? Yeah,
Speaker 3: that's an emergency break glass material right there. She's never
Speaker 3: done that.
Speaker 2: Okay, this is so good? Whose idea was this segment? Is?
Speaker 3: This? Is?
Speaker 2: This is not? Are you someone uncomfortable? No?
Speaker 3: No, I'm fine, but we are up against the clock.
Speaker 3: Really we really have to go to news. It's Later
Speaker 3: with mo Kelly k IF I AM six forty. We're
Speaker 3: live everywhere on the iHeartRadio app. That was a perfect
Speaker 3: lead into horoscopes. When we come back to perfect exercise
Speaker 3: for you according to your astrology sign that's next.
Speaker 1: You're listening to Later with Moe Kelly on demand from
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Speaker 3: find out the perfect exercise for you according to your
Speaker 3: astrology sign aries. Your perfect exercise is boxing, which is
Speaker 3: a boon to body in spirit for mars in aries,
Speaker 3: mars it at home in aries and able to fully
Speaker 3: flex its might You guys are intense, Therefore you need
Speaker 3: intense workouts, high intensity interval training, hit trainings. They call
Speaker 3: it cardio, weightlifting, strength training, anything to make you feel
Speaker 3: powerful and strong, Anything fast paced that allows these hot
Speaker 3: heads to channel their anger, aggression, and excess energy. It's
Speaker 3: beneficial to both mind and body. Boxing is a natural
Speaker 3: fit for this sign, as is anything that incorporates challenge
Speaker 3: and competition. Taurus Plates in the Park is a perfect
Speaker 3: way for Mars and Taurus to get a burn in
Speaker 3: under an open sky, fresh air, and endurance training for
Speaker 3: those whose Mars falls in the bucolic earth sign of Taurus,
Speaker 3: Taurus is a sign that loves grounding and connecting to nature.
Speaker 3: You really want to be doing exercises that emphasize endurance,
Speaker 3: strength and connection to the earth. Gemini mark, let's have
Speaker 3: it Rollerblady. Of course, roller Blady gives Gemini Mars freedom and.
Speaker 2: Variety with some likelycra shorts. Right yeah, absolutely, of course
Speaker 2: is there another nine.
Speaker 3: Mental stimulation, social interaction, and a heavy dose of variety
Speaker 3: for those whose Mars loquacious Gemini. Good exercises for this
Speaker 3: Mars sign include circuit training and group workout classes in
Speaker 3: a more social setting like Zuma Kickboxing. I think they
Speaker 3: meant zoomba, kickboxing, pole dancing, or spind Join a tennis team,
Speaker 3: join a racquetball team. You really want to focus on
Speaker 3: fun and what lights you up. Another solid outlet via
Speaker 3: unstable footing roller blading. Of course, well it could have
Speaker 3: been worse. It could have been like pickleball. Well, and
Speaker 3: work in the pole, of course, well it did, say
Speaker 3: pole dancing. Cancer water for water, cancer Mars find support
Speaker 3: and release in swimming. Mars is in its fall in cancer,
Speaker 3: meaning the planet has difficulty expressing itself. To honor this
Speaker 3: lead with gentle movement, you don't want to be doing
Speaker 3: anything high intensity. Pilates and yoga are amazing for you.
Speaker 3: Work got at home, It's perfect for you.
Speaker 2: Guys.
Speaker 3: Tai Chi will also work for this Mars sign, as
Speaker 3: you're able to have that fluid balance and also that
Speaker 3: gentle emotional balance that resonates perfectly with cancer's energy. Leo, Well,
Speaker 3: Leo Mars was born to play ball. These big cats
Speaker 3: are essentially big kids. Leo's rule by the sun, and
Speaker 3: the sun represents your inner child, So doing exercises that
Speaker 3: make your inner child happy is going to benefit you
Speaker 3: so much. This Mars sign taps into what they love
Speaker 3: to do when they were a Kiddo's be it climbing
Speaker 3: cheek excuse me, climbing trees or kicking ass at kickball.
Speaker 3: Leo is also the sign of high drama, grand gestures
Speaker 3: and performance art making, dance and boxing beautiful avenues for
Speaker 3: self expression through physical activity.
Speaker 2: Virgo, You're up next.
Speaker 3: Virgo Mars delights in measurable results. Rugo is a very
Speaker 3: detail oriented, very precise, very health conscious sign. Fitness focusing
Speaker 3: on proper form, perfect alignment and buildable flexibility is especially beneficial,
Speaker 3: So yoga is perfect for you.
Speaker 2: Virgos. Virgo Mars needs.
Speaker 3: To monitor their fitness progress with the tracker app or device,
Speaker 3: as organization is erotically satisfying to this sign. Okay, Virgo,
Speaker 3: get your fitbit on Libra. This is for you, Elmer
Speaker 3: as the sign of partnership. Mars and Libra natives benefit
Speaker 3: from having a pal to sweat with. For those with
Speaker 3: Mars and Libra, balance is the name of the game
Speaker 3: and the grind Libra is the scales.
Speaker 2: Right you want to balance workout.
Speaker 3: Split for your routine throughout your week, for example, weightlifting
Speaker 3: one day, walking ten thousand steps the other day, and
Speaker 3: taking different classes. Talking about balance. Libra is an air sign.
Speaker 3: There needs to be a focus on both variety and consistency.
Speaker 3: Because Libra is the sign of partnership, group workouts and
Speaker 3: couple workouts are an excellent fit and the fits of
Speaker 3: a different variety.
Speaker 2: Libra is ruled by Venus.
Speaker 3: Venus the planet of beauty and aesthetics, so those with
Speaker 3: their Mars here will do well to look good for
Speaker 3: their workouts. Look hot while you get even hotter, folks,
Speaker 3: Twalla Scorpio, Here you go, Let's go. Scorpio rules the
Speaker 3: eighth house of sexuality, and this Mars sign flourishes in
Speaker 3: erotic influence influence exercise practices. Mars is the ancient ruler
Speaker 3: of Scorpio, and this Mars sign is marked by intensity
Speaker 3: and an intense need for challenge martial arts like jiu jitsu,
Speaker 3: boy thaie, and taekwondo, as well as a boxing practice
Speaker 3: where you can think of their ex while beating the
Speaker 3: ish out of a punching bag. Because Scorpio rules the
Speaker 3: eighth house of sexuality, erotic tinge workouts like pole dancing
Speaker 3: and stripped teas aerobics are especially well suited for.
Speaker 2: This Mars sign.
Speaker 8: Yes, stripped, tease, aerobics, tie and pole dancing.
Speaker 3: So you get a pole and Mark gets a pole.
Speaker 3: All right, you guys are made for each other. Holes
Speaker 3: all around, a lot of poles. Sagittarius, that would be
Speaker 3: me represented by the mythical cinaur. Horseback riding is a
Speaker 3: perfect way for archers to flex their martian might.
Speaker 8: Wait, wait, you go horseback riding?
Speaker 3: That's what they're recommending. Haven't been on a horse in
Speaker 3: at least forty years. For those who mars falls in
Speaker 3: the sign of Sagittarius, you want to be doing exercises
Speaker 3: and workouts that align with the sense of adventure, spontaneity,
Speaker 3: and freedom, enrolling class pass to ensure they always have
Speaker 3: access to the new and the novel saj Folk is
Speaker 3: a sign symbolized by the half equine half human centaur,
Speaker 3: making horseback riding a perfect fit. You couldn't pay me
Speaker 3: to get on a horse at this point. Yeah, look
Speaker 3: next cruise when you go on this shore excursion horseback riding? No,
Speaker 3: because I will fall off a horse and bust my ass.
Speaker 3: Can we call it ai to make a most centour picture? Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: I'm quite sure he could. Ye, quite sure he could
Speaker 3: no pole for more. Huh, No, it's implied. The pole
Speaker 3: is implied.
Speaker 2: No, no, it isn't.
Speaker 3: Capricorn, symbolized by the goat. Rock climbing is on brand
Speaker 3: for Capricorn.
Speaker 2: Mars.
Speaker 3: Mars is exalted in Capricorn, the sign of dedication and gains.
Speaker 3: A challenging discipline practice that yields measurable results will feed
Speaker 3: the fitness fire. For this Mars sign, strength training is
Speaker 3: going to be huge for you. You need to have
Speaker 3: a structured weightlifting routine or program that you're into. Rock
Speaker 3: Climbing is a natural fit for a sign symbolized by
Speaker 3: the ever striving keep on climbing sea goat. It gives
Speaker 3: you that physical challenge coupled with strategic planning and overcoming obstacles.
Speaker 3: Aquarius Finally, we finally got here, and I did not
Speaker 3: see this in advance. Pickleball is both niche and collaborative,
Speaker 3: two tenets of the Aquarius spirit, and Aquarius Mars is
Speaker 3: oxygenated by innovation and social engagement, making niche workouts in
Speaker 3: group fitness classes a wonderful fit, join a pick a
Speaker 3: ball team or take up running. The latter can be
Speaker 3: leveraged into charitable pursuits, issue awareness, supportive causes, and fundraising
Speaker 3: you know what I mean, all of which speak to
Speaker 3: the water bearers. Human humanitarian spirit Variety is key for
Speaker 3: this Mars sign, as they tend to get bored of
Speaker 3: doing just one thing Pisces. The fluidity of ballet suits
Speaker 3: the temperament of this Mars sign. Pisces is synonymous with
Speaker 3: spirituality and intuition in kind and in tune. Those with
Speaker 3: this Mars placement incorporate meditation, subliminals, and high vibrational frequencies
Speaker 3: into their workouts. Exercise practices that benefit Pisces Mars include
Speaker 3: anything that engages both the body and the mind. Dance,
Speaker 3: particularly the fluid movements of ballet, reflect this water signs
Speaker 3: boundless connective nature. Pisces Mars peeps sometimes struggle to express,
Speaker 3: rather than repress, their anger, making martial arts a truly hearing,
Speaker 3: healing experience for them. How is it I didn't get
Speaker 3: martial arts because you like riding horses? That's what your
Speaker 3: sign is? Are you saying, guitar? Are you saying like
Speaker 3: with a saddle or bear? Never mind?
Speaker 2: Yeah, bare back, We're just gonna let that hang out
Speaker 2: there raw, so to speak.
Speaker 3: All right, hang it out there, yep the time k
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