Speaker 1: H h.
Speaker 2: So I saw.
Speaker 3: This TikTok that I wanted to share with you. I
Speaker 3: like sharing tiktoks during the podcast. I think they're fun
Speaker 3: to to talk about, like all the things that you
Speaker 3: know go along with them. And this one is from
Speaker 3: a prostitute or sex worker, if you if you will,
Speaker 3: and so I'm gonna bring her up and then we
Speaker 3: will talk about what she's sharing. And she's sharing about
Speaker 3: all the money she's been been making as a sex work.
Speaker 2: She'll she'll explain it here coming on.
Speaker 4: This is how much I make in a week as
Speaker 4: a Miami strippers slash as worker. The last night was Wednesday.
Speaker 1: I were my normal shift from like nine pm until
Speaker 1: five am, and I made one thousand, four hundred and
Speaker 1: three dollars cash, and then a guy s held me
Speaker 1: three hundred and fifty dollars for some lap dances too,
Speaker 1: So totally I made one thousand, seven hundred and fifty.
Speaker 4: Three dollars last night.
Speaker 3: Seventeen hundred dollars from nine pm to five am. One
Speaker 3: night of work. Wow, that's one night. Mah, we're not
Speaker 3: even through the video, like we're not. So that's one night.
Speaker 4: Last time I went into work and one of my
Speaker 4: regulars from New York came and I made four thousand,
Speaker 4: seven hundred and eight dollars. I'm kind of an idiot
Speaker 4: and forgot that I was filming this video, So this
Speaker 4: is all of my money from the past two days
Speaker 4: instead of just last night. But yeah, he paid in
Speaker 4: all fifties, which is really annoying. But I have a
Speaker 4: million visit.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's getting paid in fifties.
Speaker 3: Really annoying when you make almost five thousand dollars.
Speaker 2: All right, selling your snatch.
Speaker 3: Could have been ones, bitch, shut up, could have been pennies.
Speaker 3: That's your grief? Right, what a bad day?
Speaker 2: How are you functioning today?
Speaker 3: All these fifties? I just can't handle It's too much?
Speaker 3: Is that one hundred and fifties? I think? So?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Sounds about right? I mean, okay, so are we keeping track?
Speaker 3: So that was one thousand, seven hundred and now we're
Speaker 3: at forty seven hundred, So you just we're only on
Speaker 3: We've only done like three days, right.
Speaker 4: Billion fifties from Okay? So last night was Friday. I
Speaker 4: worked my normal shift. It was a fight night, which
Speaker 4: is normally really bad at my club, but I actually
Speaker 4: made some money tonight. I have one thousand, nine hundred
Speaker 4: and twenty three dollars here in cash, and then I
Speaker 4: also have another two thousand dollars that my customer sent
Speaker 4: me on Venmo last night, So I made in total
Speaker 4: three thousand, nine hundred and twenty three dollars last night.
Speaker 1: So pretty good night.
Speaker 3: So yeah, she's like a seven grand and a week's
Speaker 3: worth of wude.
Speaker 2: She's got more than seven grand. She's she's damn near.
Speaker 3: Yeah, still a lot of money. And she's this is Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday,
Speaker 3: four nights. We're not even into like Saturday. Right at
Speaker 3: the weekend shift. And I don't know if you caught it,
Speaker 3: but in true form, she was already like, oh I forgot.
Speaker 3: I was filming this video as we missed today and
Speaker 3: then so here it is.
Speaker 2: Now this is where it gets good.
Speaker 4: Okay, it is now Wednesday, and I'm realizing it's.
Speaker 3: We went Saturday, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday.
Speaker 2: You completely forgot.
Speaker 4: Didn't up take you guys on my Saturday and my Sunday.
Speaker 4: So this is my money from Saturday, and then this
Speaker 4: is my money from Sunday.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so she's now she's counting it on the video.
Speaker 2: You couldn't.
Speaker 3: I guess that is exciting. Sure to watch people watch
Speaker 3: account over twenties.
Speaker 4: Son of my Saturday money. I made three thousand, one
Speaker 4: hundred and twenty six dollars. Okay. And then Sunday a
Speaker 4: regular mine went out to Kiki on the River. We
Speaker 4: had some fun, We went to live, we went to eleven,
Speaker 4: We did the whole like Sunday itinerary, which you do
Speaker 4: in Miami. He's not from here, so he was just
Speaker 4: excited to go out. But like, I've already done all
Speaker 4: these things, so whatever, and.
Speaker 3: He just gave me five thousand even, So wow, five
Speaker 3: thousand dollars. Here you go. That's that's a lot of money.
Speaker 3: She's young too, by the way, she looks maybe twenty three,
Speaker 3: twenty five. Maybe maybe she looks pretty young. So we're
Speaker 3: easy at like fifteen grand easy and a week's worth
Speaker 3: of yeah, and a week's worth of working.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, very good.
Speaker 1: Sunday.
Speaker 4: I was super hungover Monday, which is why you're getting
Speaker 4: this update on Wednesday. So that brings me what.
Speaker 2: Happened to Tuesday. That's her day off.
Speaker 4: It's a day of rest, little for five nights of
Speaker 4: work at the strip club to eighteen five hundred and
Speaker 4: ten dollars. This was a very good week, not my
Speaker 4: best week, but I'm very satisfied with how it went.
Speaker 4: This is actually my second best month of all time
Speaker 4: so far, and I'm trying to hit a pr this month.
Speaker 4: So I need to make a little less than fourteen
Speaker 4: thousand dollars over the next six shifts and yeah.
Speaker 3: We'll see if I can do it shifts, by the
Speaker 3: way she said shifts shift.
Speaker 4: The goal is fourteen thousand more dollars in November. I
Speaker 4: leave for Thanksgiving next Tuesday, while on Tuesday the Tuesday
Speaker 4: coming up, So we'll see if I hit it. I'll
Speaker 4: keep you guys updated. Also, I always see comments of
Speaker 4: people saying like how do you get people to pay
Speaker 4: you to go out to dinner or to like go
Speaker 4: to brunch or whatever. Just tell them like, my time
Speaker 4: is money, and if you want me to skip going
Speaker 4: into the strip club, then I need you to commentate
Speaker 4: me like what I would have made at the club.
Speaker 1: And you can lie to them.
Speaker 4: Just lie to them and be like, oh, on a Sunday,
Speaker 4: I normally make like I don't know, five six thousand,
Speaker 4: and then they'll be like, okay, I'll just give you
Speaker 4: five thousand, even if you wouldn't even if on a
Speaker 4: Sunday you'd make like a thousand bucks, just tell them
Speaker 4: five grand, like shoot for the stars.
Speaker 3: It's not that hard or Okay, So let's just say
Speaker 3: because she said sixteen thousand for the week, and she
Speaker 3: said that that was a good that was her second
Speaker 3: best month. Yeah. Yeah, So let's let's just say her
Speaker 3: average just ten thousand a week, right, and let's just
Speaker 3: assume she doesn't work every week. Let's just say she
Speaker 3: works forty weeks, right, that that's four hundred thousand dollars. Yes,
Speaker 3: that's a lot of cash for shaking your ass or
Speaker 3: giving them to snatch exactly exactly or doing what God
Speaker 3: knows what, exactly.
Speaker 2: Whatever they want. Guys can't do that. Guys can't do that.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah they can. Yeah, maybe you're channing tatums up there. No, no, no,
Speaker 3: and I trolls like us candy. Yeah, yeah, no, we could.
Speaker 2: I guess.
Speaker 3: Okay, you're probably right. I'm thinking of it in the
Speaker 3: wrong pool though. Yes, we instead of like literally cad
Speaker 3: uptons of the world, right, which is what we're hoping for,
Speaker 3: we have got to visit retirement home no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 3: you get the Mama June's of the world.
Speaker 2: No, okay, you're thinking in the wrong class.
Speaker 3: Okay. Men are men, right, whether they like vaginas or
Speaker 3: whether they like dick. Right, So you gotta find somebody
Speaker 3: on the mail side and the homosexual world, got it
Speaker 3: that has that kind of money And yes, then okay, because.
Speaker 2: To be an escort, you do not have to be a.
Speaker 3: Ten right now, you would You gotta be somewhat attractive. Though. Listen,
Speaker 3: if you Paul, if you like dial up one eight
Speaker 3: hundred rentahore right, and they're like, all right, cool, we'll
Speaker 3: send Sherry over, She'll be there in like twenty minutes, right,
Speaker 3: And then Sherry pulls up and she's looking like, Mama June,
Speaker 3: You're not going to be disappointed.
Speaker 2: You're not gonna be like what the fuck is this?
Speaker 3: Now? If I called and I said I need a
Speaker 3: bb right, then no, I wouldn't be disap That's what
Speaker 3: I'm saying.
Speaker 2: I look for yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 3: And men have weird Not everybody wants the perceived student
Speaker 3: council president girl right right, right, the cheerleader right, Not
Speaker 3: everybody wants that, right because that costs more money, absolutely,
Speaker 3: and I think that that runs across the homosexual side too, maybe,
Speaker 3: so they don't want Now everybody wants Channing Tatum. They
Speaker 3: can't afford Channing table, right, So you get Gorman instead, right,
Speaker 3: you get DJ Qualls right right right? And my second
Speaker 3: thought on that is you grow out of that eventually,
Speaker 3: don't you. I could see where it could be a
Speaker 3: you know you, somebody could get trapped in that lifestyle,
Speaker 3: especially making that much money.
Speaker 2: But yeah, you grow out of it eventually, don't you.
Speaker 3: So let's okay, so psychologically and this is gonna We're
Speaker 3: gonna jump into another genre for a second. Yeah, the
Speaker 3: story about the man who blew himself up in a
Speaker 3: cyber truck in Las Vegas, that went down a rabbit hole,
Speaker 3: all these things, but you know what it ultimately was.
Speaker 3: The toll on the amount of people he killed weight
Speaker 3: on him every day every night since then, and it
Speaker 3: finally broke him and he killed himself and tried to
Speaker 3: kill some other people.
Speaker 2: It looks like in the process that's it.
Speaker 3: Anytime you do things that involve other individuals, it can
Speaker 3: weigh on you. And this type of thing weighs on
Speaker 3: you for one reason or another. You start questioning your
Speaker 3: self worth, you start questioning the people around. Maybe you
Speaker 3: get into a situation or you mingle with some people
Speaker 3: that put you in bad situations. That shit tax is
Speaker 3: on you. Trauma is a real thing. It has many
Speaker 3: different levels and layers. Trauma isn't just being abused as
Speaker 3: a kid. And so I think the trauma you go
Speaker 3: through weighs on you and you feel like you can't
Speaker 3: give it up because that much money, and you feel like,
Speaker 3: what am I gonna do? I don't know how to
Speaker 3: cut harr yet. I don't know how to be a
Speaker 3: releasing agent in an apartment complex. You don't know yet,
Speaker 3: and so you have to take that leap or you're
Speaker 3: forced to. Right. I've dated a few ex strippers, and
Speaker 3: that's kind of why I bring that up. I'm like,
Speaker 3: I think they just kind of either aged out or
Speaker 3: got tired of that lifestyle. I don't know. I never
Speaker 3: asked them why I got out of it. You know, well,
Speaker 3: stripper I would put different to me. I'm I'm putting
Speaker 3: stripper and in this example because that's what she is,
Speaker 3: a stripper and an escort, right right, Yeah, as far
Speaker 3: as I know, I don't know any escorts, but I
Speaker 3: would think, and I'm just being honest, even with this job,
Speaker 3: like I'm just getting tired of getting up at three am.
Speaker 2: That is true.
Speaker 3: Everything weighs on you after a while, you know. That's
Speaker 3: why we have retirement. I would like a little bit
Speaker 3: of normalcy, right, Unfortunately, Yeah, And I don't know when
Speaker 3: that's going to happen, but I can get the idea of, like,
Speaker 3: you're just tired of going out and working till five am, right,
Speaker 3: I'm tired of getting pounded regularly, right, or like, yeah,
Speaker 3: I'm going to nursing school, Like I get that that
Speaker 3: would get old. Yeah, people that work, even like people
Speaker 3: that work the overnight shift, that weighs on you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you want just a little bit of normalcy.
Speaker 3: So I don't know why this industry would be any
Speaker 3: less susceptible to that mindset. Absolutely right, But damn that's
Speaker 3: some good money, but you just you know, walk away
Speaker 3: from I mean, if you're smart with it, but if
Speaker 3: you're just spending it like crazy. Twenty three year olds
Speaker 3: aren't exactly known for being real good with her no
Speaker 3: no no no, going out and shopping and hitting the
Speaker 3: clurb and this and that and the other.
Speaker 2: If she's living like other twenty three year olds and
Speaker 2: piling that money away, she'll easily be a multimillionaire.
Speaker 3: In ten years. Maybe she is in Miami though Miami
Speaker 3: is very expensive. Fuck Florida in general is just very expensive.
Speaker 3: Everywhere is expense. You get caught up in the lifestyle, right, right, right,
Speaker 3: So I could see how you know that could last
Speaker 3: She made what sixteen grand in a week?
Speaker 2: That may just only last her a week.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but I'm fascinated by people that do this industry
Speaker 3: and like try to make get into something right and listen,
Speaker 3: I'm not shunning that career. Like do what you want. Man,
Speaker 3: I don't care, I don't care, but you can't go.
Speaker 3: It isn't dangerous right when it comes to you don't
Speaker 3: know who you're with so far as like the John's
Speaker 3: in this case, you don't know what they're capable of. Yeah,
Speaker 3: of course there's the practicing safe sex. You know, the
Speaker 3: drugs that get involved to the that's the obvious, right,
Speaker 3: The obvious is the sex part and the danger that
Speaker 3: comes along with that. To me, it is the part
Speaker 3: you're not aware of. You're when you get in a
Speaker 3: car with a stranger. That is dangerous, absolutely, even at
Speaker 3: like on a dating level. Yes, I have read countless
Speaker 3: stories of where, you know, guy hooks up with this
Speaker 3: girl he met on tender or whatever insert dating app
Speaker 3: here and ends up getting robbed, you know, because they
Speaker 3: were just using it to find unsuspecting people. And that
Speaker 3: that sucks. But that's not It's not just limited to
Speaker 3: the Internet and the online dating world. You can meet
Speaker 3: anybody real live met I'm at a grocery store. Yeah,
Speaker 3: you know, you take them out and the next thing
Speaker 3: you know, you're getting fucking robbed outside the lobies. Yeah,
Speaker 3: or you go to their house and you don't because
Speaker 3: you're you're like, oh, we've been on a few dates.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 3: I'm just saying, like in general, that stuff's dangerous absolutely.
Speaker 3: And you that's the part that I think about is like,
Speaker 3: just even if we talk about all the time, you
Speaker 3: don't know somebody, right, even if you think you do,
Speaker 3: You're right, lifelong friends, family, That's why this is all.
Speaker 2: That's why I don't like people at my house, right,
Speaker 2: I don't know who you know?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 3: I have a thing where I don't like pictures of
Speaker 3: my girls posted online. They ain't nothing wrong with that
Speaker 3: because I don't know who you know, I don't know
Speaker 3: who your friends is, right right, right right, And you know,
Speaker 3: kids don't have to be naked for some creeper to
Speaker 3: fucking beat off to them, you know.
Speaker 2: Yes, as sickening as that is.
Speaker 3: And that when I went on babyk last year, Yeah,
Speaker 3: when we went to Florida last year, I had my
Speaker 3: youngest boy come to the house and watch the house right,
Speaker 3: feed the dogs for me while I was out or whatever.
Speaker 3: And that was one of my things. You know, listen,
Speaker 3: your girlfriend come over and hang out. I got no
Speaker 3: problem with that. Even then, I'm a little literally little leery.
Speaker 3: But you know I said, your other friends not so much, Yeah,
Speaker 3: because I don't know who they are. I blame it
Speaker 3: on my dad too, because he was the same way.
Speaker 3: You know, I don't know what your friends are capable of,
Speaker 3: and I don't need him in her case and my joint, Yeah,
Speaker 3: trying to steal my shit, you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: And always at that point in time in my life,
Speaker 3: I was like, Dad, you're crazy, man. But looking back,
Speaker 3: I'm like, you know that was on something the we
Speaker 3: know and I think I've sure this shared the story
Speaker 3: with you off air. Maybe is that there's somebody here
Speaker 3: that his wife brought somebody over the house so she
Speaker 3: could change before they went out or something, and then
Speaker 3: that friend told someone else and they came and robbed
Speaker 3: the house. Yeah that's not Yeah, And I'm getting ready
Speaker 3: to have kids that are gonna have friends that come over. Right,
Speaker 3: you gotta put them through a twenty two point betting process. No,
Speaker 3: you just got to become vulnerable, absolutely right. Yeah, and
Speaker 3: it's their house too, and take a chance. Yeah. Yeah,
Speaker 3: you know. I got that autographed Trey Gman beer. All right,
Speaker 3: it's in my It's in my cabinet on display or whatever.
Speaker 3: And I told my boy, I was like, listen, plenty
Speaker 3: in there drinking the fridge, right botle liquor wreck here,
Speaker 3: have at it. Stay away from that goddamn can in the.
Speaker 2: Case right there.
Speaker 3: I don't need your friends be like we're out of booze.
Speaker 3: But we got this one can here. Let's I've seen
Speaker 3: enough movies. I know what's up. Yeah, not that that
Speaker 3: can's worth anything. It might be. I don't know. I
Speaker 3: don't know, and I have to go and look. I
Speaker 3: just I hope I can instill in my kids respect
Speaker 3: like I'm trying to do that now, So you're gonna
Speaker 3: have a partygram people are fine, right.
Speaker 2: Shut it down before the whole school shows up.
Speaker 3: Well, I don't know what happened, Dad. I mean, I tried,
Speaker 3: and I just got out of control. I tried to
Speaker 3: have boundaries, like I want my kids in my room.
Speaker 3: It's like, it's not a big deal. Okay, I'm the
Speaker 3: same way. I've always been that way. Why can't the
Speaker 3: kids come in here? Because I got stuff in this
Speaker 3: room that the kids don't need to be messing with.
Speaker 3: I eat guns and seas, you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: My wife when she goes out of town, she leaves
Speaker 3: notes for the girls and then I put them in
Speaker 3: their bedrooms at night, right, And they were taking a
Speaker 3: shower in our shower and I came in and they
Speaker 3: were going through her drawer. Oh.
Speaker 2: I was like, what are you doing? Who're the scene?
Speaker 2: Where the notes are?
Speaker 3: For that? Mam leise, I'm like, don't be going through
Speaker 3: a door. Later, my wife kid lost tooth. My wife
Speaker 3: put them like some stuff in a drawer and I'm like, hey,
Speaker 3: that's good idea. Why because your kids are going through
Speaker 3: the drawers, She says, why'd you let them. I'm like,
Speaker 3: why did I let them? I'm not the one who
Speaker 3: has the rule that they can be in here, right,
Speaker 3: it's on you, lady. Yeah, like this was your call.
Speaker 3: I'm against it, damn sticky fingers. But the point is
Speaker 3: that you don't know. When you're not around and you're
Speaker 3: not looking, you do not deal with the exactly because
Speaker 3: why we did the same ship when my parents were gone,
Speaker 3: you know, they go get groceries for the afternoon or whatever.
Speaker 3: I mean, my brother would be in their rifle into
Speaker 3: to the point to where you know, they put locks
Speaker 3: on their bedroom's door, on their bedroom doors, you know,
Speaker 3: and would take the key obviously like lock your like
Speaker 3: locked bedroom door. Yes, a locked door in the house
Speaker 3: with the key with the key, and we couldn't get
Speaker 3: in there.
Speaker 2: And then we learned how to start jimmy and locks, right.
Speaker 3: So it didn't really it helped a little bit, but
Speaker 3: we stayed wild. To me, yeah, yeah, I'm all for boundaries,
Speaker 3: but to put a lock in my own home. Now,
Speaker 3: I've lived in houses with people like roommates, and I've
Speaker 3: had locked doors then, but these were people that they
Speaker 3: had no obligation to me, right, right, right, and these
Speaker 3: are your kids. You'd think they would know.
Speaker 2: Better, you would hope, and it's just as likely.
Speaker 3: But to me, you're like, what message of my trust right,
Speaker 3: like I'm showing I don't trust, is.
Speaker 2: None at all whatsoever?
Speaker 3: So it's like, I I know it was that way
Speaker 3: when we were living in Alabama, and I want to
Speaker 3: say it was that way when we were living here
Speaker 3: as well, But to be honest with you, I eventually
Speaker 3: stopped going into their rooms, you know, And so I
Speaker 3: don't I don't know. And then I moved out, So
Speaker 3: I don't know. If they kept that same thing with
Speaker 3: my little brother, yeah whatever, but I know me and
Speaker 3: my older brother had to deal with it.
Speaker 2: I do.
Speaker 3: The only time I remember going to my parents' room
Speaker 3: was during Christmas because they they kept the Christmas gifts.
Speaker 3: You go in there, sneak and try Christmas. Yeah, And
Speaker 3: I think when they found out I was doing that,
Speaker 3: my dad started lining leaning his guns up against the toys,
Speaker 3: and then I was, you know, I was scared of gun,
Speaker 3: so I was like, I'm a.
Speaker 2: Little draw If I touch it, it may fall over and
Speaker 2: go off. Yes, yeah, nobody wants that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Yeah, Christmas is ruined and I know my kids
Speaker 3: are about that age, they'll start going to look for
Speaker 3: Christmas presents. But I think you have to have like
Speaker 3: an a little bit of ownership. Like if they go
Speaker 3: looking for me and ruin Christmas, that's on them. I
Speaker 3: am not going to create a stress for me. There's
Speaker 3: no reason I can't. As you pointed out, with the lock,
Speaker 3: they'll find a way, So why engage. We never dug
Speaker 3: in their rooms for Christmas presents. We always wait until
Speaker 3: they were wrapped and would try to carefully and skillfully
Speaker 3: unwrapped the presents. Yeah, right, and uh it worked sometimes,
Speaker 3: but sometime they always knew that. I don't know what happened,
Speaker 3: but they always fucking knew. Maybe maybe the tape didn't
Speaker 3: stick and a fucking flap came up, whatever, I don't know,
Speaker 3: but there were times it's like they fucking knew we'd
Speaker 3: been in there digging around. Yeah, and they there was
Speaker 3: one Christmas where they took everything. We're taking everything back,
Speaker 3: We're taking it back to the store. Y'all can't stay
Speaker 3: out of the goddamn gifts. Were taking them all back
Speaker 3: to the store. No, don't do that, And they did,
Speaker 3: they did. They did put it in their trunk.
Speaker 1: Oh.
Speaker 3: They they thought that we'd take them back to the store,
Speaker 3: but there was just all in the trunk, so we
Speaker 3: ended up getting them.
Speaker 2: How much. How heartbroken were you?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 2: It was terrible.
Speaker 3: Man. I was what maybe nine at the time. So yeah,
Speaker 3: did you go ever? Did you ever?
Speaker 2: It was after that?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 3: Never did. I never personally did after that. And I
Speaker 3: don't think my older brother did either. Yeah. Yeah, you've
Speaker 3: heard me say this for And I think when it
Speaker 3: comes to like kids opening gifts are going into your room,
Speaker 3: it hardly matters, because I'm sure I think it's more
Speaker 3: important as a parent to lead with love than anything else.
Speaker 3: And people mistake parenting as compliance on if you are
Speaker 3: doing well as a parent, and I just don't adhere
Speaker 3: to that mindset. Whether it's right or not, I don't know.
Speaker 3: I'm just saying I always go to the Ted Bundy reference.
Speaker 3: I'm sure Ted Bundy's parents did all the things they
Speaker 3: could to think they were going to raise a good kid,
Speaker 3: not a murderer. I'm sure John Wayne Gacy's parents did
Speaker 3: all these things to think they were raising a kid
Speaker 3: to be a good, productive citizen. But you just don't know, No,
Speaker 3: So it hardly matters. So that's why I'm a believer
Speaker 3: of then just lead with love because then in the end,
Speaker 3: when they're in therapy for bearing kids in the basement,
Speaker 3: they can go, well, my parents love me, true, but
Speaker 3: I don't need dead kid on my hands. You know,
Speaker 3: it wouldn't be on your hands, it's on theirs.
Speaker 4: Well.
Speaker 3: No, but if they go into the room and they're
Speaker 3: messing around, find a loaded pistol, because it does stay right.
Speaker 3: But that's okay, that's on you though to you to
Speaker 3: be responsible enough to keep them safe exactly. But you know,
Speaker 3: I also come from the mindset of what good does
Speaker 3: a gun do if an intruder comes in? If I'm like,
Speaker 3: hold on, wait, when we get the box off the
Speaker 3: top shelf of the closet, unlock it, Yes.
Speaker 2: They're a loaded real quick hold on, don't yet yet.
Speaker 3: Yeah, But you're making a thought based off something that
Speaker 3: hasn't happened. Absolutely, absolutely, But I've also making a thought of, well,
Speaker 3: if it does anything, does happen at least I gotta
Speaker 3: grab and go right again, You're making a rule and
Speaker 3: making parenting decisions.
Speaker 2: Off of a hyperbolee event.
Speaker 3: That has not happened, absolutely and statistically won't. Maybe no,
Speaker 3: statistically it won't that. Maybe I know somebody who that
Speaker 3: did to happen, sure, but how many people do you
Speaker 3: know it hasn't. I'm not saying it does not happen, right,
Speaker 3: We're talking about the odds of it happened. Yeah, it's
Speaker 3: very slim, and I'm not gonna be on that side
Speaker 3: of it did happen? You know what I mean? Well,
Speaker 3: even if you engage with somebody, you were on the
Speaker 3: side it happened. So if you just stay the fuck
Speaker 3: out of my room, then you got nothing to worry about.
Speaker 3: No dead babies. Yeah, because you never know. Kid might
Speaker 3: be a stripper making nineteen grand.
Speaker 2: A week, ridiculous.
Speaker 3: As the pairer, you can ask them for money, or
Speaker 3: I'd be like, you just made nineteen thousand dollars in
Speaker 3: one week?
Speaker 2: No, come off a hundie, No, come on, I raise
Speaker 2: your ass?
Speaker 3: Uh? Are you proud proud that my daughter, in this case,
Speaker 3: my daughter would be making twenty grand in a week
Speaker 3: from stripping and escorting. That's a tough one. I'm gonna say.
Speaker 3: I wouldn't be exactly thrilled about it. I think there's
Speaker 3: other ways that you could do that sort of thing.
Speaker 3: I feel like, man, this is probably gonna piss off
Speaker 3: all the sex workers and the fact that are fucking
Speaker 3: listening to this. I don't give a shit, but it's
Speaker 3: kind of a shameful way and a lazy way to
Speaker 3: make money. It's kind of a lazy way to make money.
Speaker 2: So you're saying it's not work.
Speaker 3: Basically, just as much as we don't have real jobs,
Speaker 3: you see what I'm saying, because people have, you know,
Speaker 3: given it. Oh, you don't have a real job. You're
Speaker 3: just a guy on the radio. You just dj you
Speaker 3: just play music, you just talk. It's not a real job.
Speaker 3: When I was DJing in the clubs, that's not a
Speaker 3: real job. And my argument was I provide a service
Speaker 3: and I get paid, you know, which is the same
Speaker 3: argument that this broad here could use.
Speaker 2: She provides a service and she gets paid.
Speaker 3: Much like the influencers on social media, listen, they figured
Speaker 3: it out.
Speaker 2: Good for them.
Speaker 3: It's fucking it's a lazy way to make money. Though
Speaker 3: I think I am not one that subscribes to that mentality.
Speaker 3: I think that that and if I'm just being not
Speaker 3: I think that's an ignorant statement because, as you know,
Speaker 3: editing videos. Shooting videos is not a walk in the park, right,
Speaker 3: and just be because your definition bill, you uh, definition
Speaker 3: of work is sweating, it doesn't mean it isn't.
Speaker 2: Oh no, I get it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, listen, bro, I ran asphalt with my brother and
Speaker 3: I have roofhouses before, and I've done that kind of hard,
Speaker 3: sweaty work. And I chose to work inside as opposed
Speaker 3: to outside.
Speaker 2: I tell my brother that all the time. Yeah, you
Speaker 2: chose to work outside.
Speaker 3: I chose to work inside. You know what I mean.
Speaker 3: I just feel like laying down and spreading your legs
Speaker 3: and letting somebody pound you for twenty minutes, you know,
Speaker 3: for X amount of dollars. And maybe it's a jealousy
Speaker 3: sort of thing. It possibly you'd like to get pounded for.
Speaker 3: I mean, fuck, somebody pay me for sex. Well, yeah,
Speaker 3: who wouldn't. Okay, you're getting late, you're getting paid. I
Speaker 3: think that might be the most honest thing you've said,
Speaker 3: is that there might be a little bit of jealous maybe.
Speaker 2: So maybe so, I mean we started that in the beginning.
Speaker 3: You and I can't do that, you know, and let well,
Speaker 3: you know, you got to go to a certain crowd
Speaker 3: or whatever. Yeah, maybe so I don't know. You're probably right,
Speaker 3: it probably is jealousy, but uh, you know, listen, two
Speaker 3: eaches their own. Yeah, I'm just not somebody that thinks
Speaker 3: somebody's work is is lazy. I like to use the
Speaker 3: illustration of being a dog walker in San Francisco. The
Speaker 3: only in between that job and being on the radio
Speaker 3: doing this job is I just put the ship in
Speaker 3: my hand in that job, right, I get that because
Speaker 3: they're shit in this job.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, every job's out.
Speaker 3: You can't that because one could make the argument that,
Speaker 3: you know, laying asphalt is lazy work too, because all
Speaker 3: you're doing is just time to make the doughnuts, right,
Speaker 3: you know what I mean. I don't believe that. I
Speaker 3: think that shit's hard. There's to get up and do
Speaker 3: that every day. Is not in the extreme conditions, Yes,
Speaker 3: extreme hats, extreme cold, Yeah for sure.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Sure.
Speaker 2: And my hat's off to those guys.
Speaker 3: Yeah, my hat's off to anybody that has a job
Speaker 3: for a long period of time. Yeah, and true, Deat
Speaker 3: at least she's fucking working. At least this broad's working.
Speaker 3: Maybe a stripper, it may be hooking, whatever the case is,
Speaker 3: but at least she's not being a fucking leech on society. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I know what I mean.
Speaker 2: Don't hate the don't hate player, hate the game.
Speaker 3: Okay, So I'm suppose to respect to the women that
Speaker 3: you know are just baby factories to collect government benefits
Speaker 3: and never fucking work a day, and they that's not
Speaker 3: a job, right, That's that's kind of what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: I mean, But that's not what she's doing. No, that's
Speaker 3: not what she's doing. But she could be.
Speaker 2: She could be a leecher on society and she's not.
Speaker 2: And that's what I'm saying. Yeah, that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: Is like those ones there, I get the fuck out
Speaker 3: of here with those it be a leech, a parasite
Speaker 3: somewhere else. But at least she's working. I may not
Speaker 3: agree with it. I may not want my daughter doing
Speaker 3: something to that.
Speaker 2: Wrong with any of that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you don't have to agree with it. You don't
Speaker 3: have to. You don't even have to. You know, think
Speaker 3: it's respectful. It's their thing. But to me, you're working now,
Speaker 3: is she's paying tact I don't know if she's paying
Speaker 3: tax I think it's fucking wild to go online and
Speaker 3: be like this, how much money I make right.
Speaker 2: You're asking to be audited.
Speaker 3: Right, what's on the TikTok? And I saw your video.
Speaker 3: I am with the irs. We notice you haven't paid
Speaker 3: taxes in five years, right, and you're not reporting as
Speaker 3: a self employed Uh huh yeah, do you have your
Speaker 3: own name? By the way, they also the pain like,
Speaker 3: so I pay my mother in law in cash right
Speaker 3: for helping us out with the kids. And I feel
Speaker 3: nervous just carrying that much money and I'm not carrying
Speaker 3: seven thousand dollars. Do you think she puts that in
Speaker 3: the bank? Maybe maybe you start putting big amounts in.
Speaker 3: They have questions, right, So now it just stays under
Speaker 3: the mattress that she's getting fucked on. I mean that
Speaker 3: was the whole thing with the weed industry, right, is
Speaker 3: that the banks wouldn't appreciate. They wouldn't because it's federally
Speaker 3: against the law. There was issues with banks and not
Speaker 3: so that's why some banks don't do it.
Speaker 2: And then all this cash just laying around, and that's.
Speaker 3: Why people do I legal drug sales. They have all
Speaker 3: this cash. That's why it makes it fucking danger. That's
Speaker 3: why gangs are a thing because they help provide protection
Speaker 3: right right.
Speaker 2: There's like the system is fucked. Man in that regard anyway,
Speaker 2: Good for that? Who are Yeah, it's getting fucked.
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Speaker 2: You guys have a fantastic week.
Speaker 3: By bye.