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Speaker 3: when you don't get, you don't get. Now that she
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Speaker 1: Tell me.
Speaker 4: My food living I last when it throw our souls hell.
Speaker 5: Prayer. We pray, and we pray and we pray, and
Speaker 5: we pray every day, every day, every day, every day.
Speaker 4: You know I have the cross I was like, you
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Speaker 4: I probably said it more than once. But the original
Speaker 4: Crossroads track is my favorite, which is not that version
Speaker 4: that was the mainstream.
Speaker 1: No, I know this was the DJ or whatever.
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Speaker 4: I have not said one word, not what word.
Speaker 6: I was just being a hate fil anti pundy microphone, I.
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Speaker 7: Oh no, everybody, welcome back to another episode of Jade
Speaker 7: and x D.
Speaker 1: Hello, Yes, we're back. We're on a regular schedule. I know.
Speaker 7: For the last two weeks we have come out early
Speaker 7: because we had special collabs with our cousins down at Seeded. Yes,
Speaker 7: we had a wonderful Jade XD Getting Grown collab.
Speaker 1: Doctor Wyner's book.
Speaker 7: And so now we're back, you know, back to the
Speaker 7: ships being chao and and you know, providing giggles for
Speaker 7: twelve year olds.
Speaker 1: That's what we do here.
Speaker 4: Ah, that just feels so weird to say. I'm like,
Speaker 4: I'm like, we actually do not provide We.
Speaker 7: Should not providing, No, not at all young minded adults.
Speaker 4: So there we go for the rest of development. Squad gag, gag.
Speaker 4: We all stuck. Yeah, oh, what's going on? How are you?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 1: Oh good.
Speaker 7: I've been doing a lot of adulting lately, and I
Speaker 7: know that's such a millennial term. But that's that's the
Speaker 7: only verb I can describe of what's been going on
Speaker 7: around these parts. Like we had to upgrade some things
Speaker 7: in the home. Yeah, head, Like now we have this
Speaker 7: new internet which I could see into the future. Bitch,
Speaker 7: it's crazy.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean that with the highest absolutely respect.
Speaker 7: Okay, but exactly. But yeah, we've just been doing a
Speaker 7: lot of like, uh, well, a lot of it has
Speaker 7: been location scouting for Chris Rogers, but a lot of
Speaker 7: just been exploring seeing where our next moves will be
Speaker 7: because we realize that, you know, we can't be city
Speaker 7: folk forever. And uh also, l a is.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean.
Speaker 7: Like I've been watching I've been rewatching Friends, and so
Speaker 7: I'm at the end and so they're at the part
Speaker 7: where they feature faces. I'm at the part where they're
Speaker 7: at the end, and like Chandler and Monica are about
Speaker 7: to move to Westchester because they're they're adopting a baby,
Speaker 7: and they're like, we gotta we got to figure out
Speaker 7: if we go and raise the kid in the city
Speaker 7: or not. And then' and I'm like, you know what
Speaker 7: I understand. It gets to there's nothing wrong with raising
Speaker 7: a child in the city. I think that's great, But
Speaker 7: I do think there gets to a point in your
Speaker 7: life where you have to make a decision of like
Speaker 7: what do I want the rest of my life to
Speaker 7: look like? You know what I mean, orficant, yes and so,
Speaker 7: And that's what a lot of these trips around have
Speaker 7: been about, right like this, Like, you know, living in
Speaker 7: the suburbs, what does that look like? You know for us?
Speaker 7: Does that work for us as a couple? Are we
Speaker 7: city folk? Are we hybrids?
Speaker 1: You know?
Speaker 4: It's you all are more like suburban than I think.
Speaker 7: And like both of us grew up in the suburbs,
Speaker 7: So I all Santles is a little weird, but I
Speaker 7: would consider consider it more suburban than kind of I
Speaker 7: don't know, it's.
Speaker 1: A little weird.
Speaker 7: But he grew up and were like everybody had been
Speaker 7: centry home, you know. Okay, you know it's black people though,
Speaker 7: you know what I mean. So it's like a a
Speaker 7: balance of like upwardly mobile black people and and an
Speaker 7: urban environment.
Speaker 4: And I think all of it can work right As
Speaker 4: a city kid raised by city kids, raised by city
Speaker 4: grandma raising a city kid, you know what I mean,
Speaker 4: Like generations, I'm like that also is very feasible, and
Speaker 4: also so it's okay to want to pivot to you know,
Speaker 4: yeah and trying to figure out what your medium is
Speaker 4: or whatever the case is.
Speaker 7: Yeah, And I've lived in major cities my whole life,
Speaker 7: well longer now than I lived in my hometown. So
Speaker 7: it's kind of like, uh, you know, hey, girl, what's
Speaker 7: it like if you live near Coles You know what
Speaker 7: I mean? You know, what's it like if you had
Speaker 7: a lot? You know, what would I what would that give?
Speaker 4: Backyard Tristan's black ass. I was like, we should get
Speaker 4: a house, nigga, And he was like, I'm not mowing
Speaker 4: no lawn. And I said, why is that the first
Speaker 4: thing got your mouth? Like, I was like, I want
Speaker 4: to make a terrible joke and I'm not going to
Speaker 4: do that now.
Speaker 1: But like that's tee. Though.
Speaker 7: There are people who listen shovel the snow too. For
Speaker 7: what you better hire these little a little folk on
Speaker 7: children who need a check.
Speaker 4: Thieves say, these will niggas act like they don't need
Speaker 4: a check.
Speaker 7: That's true because I know they baddy is just like
Speaker 7: their grandma's yo.
Speaker 4: And I'm like, you've done nothing, Like oh my god,
Speaker 4: wring out my burger, bitch.
Speaker 1: Like the entitlement is brazy.
Speaker 4: It's like, okay, you're welcome for covey.
Speaker 1: And see.
Speaker 7: This is why parents letting their children be raised by
Speaker 7: iPads and YouTube and ship, because they'd be saying sassy ship.
Speaker 7: That's why Barney is on my list, because Barney has
Speaker 7: has enlisted this weird sense of community. That's that's ill
Speaker 7: informed and misappropriated. Clean up, clean up, everybody, do your share. Yes,
Speaker 7: that's I love you, I love me. We need to
Speaker 7: asterisks and conditions terms.
Speaker 4: I need five prince.
Speaker 7: Yeah, we're a happy family associates that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no community.
Speaker 4: Has earned Okay, and you don't deserve me.
Speaker 1: You don't deserve to basket my warm, glowing work.
Speaker 4: Okay. Oh god, what else happened?
Speaker 1: Oh I'm on furious thoughts this week?
Speaker 4: Yes, shut out to the brothers.
Speaker 8: Yeah, we had a wang dany listen listen, Yeah, we
Speaker 8: had a wang Dan.
Speaker 7: We talked about my conspiracy theories. How I think raising canes.
Speaker 7: Raising canes is a modality to spread whiteness, that's all.
Speaker 7: Also I feel about these dirty sodas. We've talked about
Speaker 7: this about Mormonism.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, Yes, soda. You put me onto the
Speaker 4: dirty sodas and then an article popped up on my
Speaker 4: ship the other day. No, not a post, an article,
Speaker 4: because that's different about the dirty soda. Not conspiracy, but
Speaker 4: just like epidemic. I don't know what you want to
Speaker 4: call it. It's insane. That's insane. Could I do a thirtychunce?
Speaker 9: Texas tab Utah is like land of the Mormon bar,
Speaker 9: which are all the soda shops that we have, because
Speaker 9: there's one on every corner.
Speaker 4: We don't drink alcohol or do drugs, and so it's
Speaker 4: kind of our vice. That's insane. You're gonna in the
Speaker 4: name of John Smith or whatever that that motherfucker's name is,
Speaker 4: you're gonna You're gonna rot your fucking teeth out. All
Speaker 4: you need is a Chabani cookies and cream and doctor
Speaker 4: pepper and vanilla syrup, tortellinos or whatever that fucking brand is.
Speaker 7: Why they have right and yeah, because and they can't
Speaker 7: have like coffee, so they have to have like.
Speaker 1: A whole bunch of other sugary shit in it to
Speaker 1: make it.
Speaker 4: Like so we dry humping and drinking high fruit toose
Speaker 4: corn syrup in the name of some golden plates. Let
Speaker 4: me stop, let me just let's just move on, because
Speaker 4: what's the going on with me? So I celebrated eleven
Speaker 4: years of weddedness. Yes, congratulations, thanks uh, that was a
Speaker 4: good time. We went out. We are really like sitting
Speaker 4: in our what we like to do mode, you know
Speaker 4: what I mean? This morning I told him yesterday, I
Speaker 4: was like, we have to get up in the morning
Speaker 4: and go to Costco. And he was like, okay, I said, no,
Speaker 4: I want to get in there with the black cards
Speaker 4: where we get in at our early So we got
Speaker 4: to get up at this time and he was like,
Speaker 4: all right, bet got up this morning, stopped, got our
Speaker 4: coffee because that's our thing, and then went on to Costco.
Speaker 4: And it was a seamless, a seamless little trip. And
Speaker 4: it was like, look at us.
Speaker 1: Errands.
Speaker 4: We do errands, you know what I'm saying. And every
Speaker 4: time we do errands, we're like, we should do errands
Speaker 4: together more. So we did that this morning. I did nigga.
Speaker 4: I did a lot this move. Because Noah is turning thirteen,
Speaker 4: I know I have a teenager. I'm having a teenager.
Speaker 4: As you are listening to this, your girls about to
Speaker 4: be thirteen, and so we're doing a big welcome to
Speaker 4: I got a banner that says, bro, you're a teenager.
Speaker 4: Br and so we're gonna do a cookout and she
Speaker 4: that's what she wanted. She wanted to cook out, and
Speaker 4: I was like, see, I love that you're sitting staunchly
Speaker 4: in your blackness. That makes me happy. Yeah, so that's
Speaker 4: what we're going to do to celebrate her in her
Speaker 4: new iteration of this of this life.
Speaker 1: Yes, her next, Yes, her next stage. That's so cool.
Speaker 7: You know, you know, I love watching children grow from
Speaker 7: a distance, but you know, you know, the love and like,
Speaker 7: damn nigga, this, this nigga grew inside of me, and
Speaker 7: now I'm watching this to become a whole adult with
Speaker 7: their own opinions and personality and their own sense of humor.
Speaker 7: You know, she's so funny.
Speaker 1: It's interesting to watch.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it is. It's interesting to watch even when you're
Speaker 4: doing it. Because if you have an out of body
Speaker 4: experiences who I'd be like, damn nigga, like you mine,
Speaker 4: that's crazy. I get to experience you, but you came
Speaker 4: through me. It's yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's very like micro macro situation.
Speaker 4: That's fair.
Speaker 7: Well, we're gonna get into some more weird shit today.
Speaker 7: We're gonna talk about some shit that we found in Ohio.
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Speaker 4: Day an age is a chaos are really?
Speaker 1: They really are?
Speaker 7: Also last announcement, uh, the XD experience on YouTube is back.
Speaker 7: So I know that a lot of people have been
Speaker 7: taught up coming up with substacks and things.
Speaker 1: And I have made it.
Speaker 7: I have to make an official video why I'm leaving
Speaker 7: a substack. But I I I've talked about it maybe
Speaker 7: on here, but they're pro not SI content.
Speaker 4: We talked about it before. It's they they did they
Speaker 4: lest some ship slide and it was you.
Speaker 7: Know, And so I'm just making the personal decision to
Speaker 7: back away from that space, not just for also for
Speaker 7: another reason too, because substact be platform and people that
Speaker 7: I know, I'm like, oh, this because you're white, you
Speaker 7: know what I mean. So I'm also really this is
Speaker 7: what I was telling Fury. I was like, going back
Speaker 7: to you YouTube. It's what I know, and it's home.
Speaker 7: And also I think people join subsect because it's very
Speaker 7: easy to monetize.
Speaker 4: And which I you know, I'm not mad at I'm
Speaker 4: not mad.
Speaker 1: Yes, however, you know what, I'm gonna get canceled.
Speaker 4: So no, I was like, there's a lot of people
Speaker 4: who you subsect because.
Speaker 7: Also there's people that do and I think that there
Speaker 7: should and there's people that do and I think that
Speaker 7: they shouldn't.
Speaker 4: Well that's in general, and that's how that's all that.
Speaker 1: I don't know, you know what it is. I think
Speaker 1: it's maybe it's because I'm.
Speaker 7: I'm entering a newer stage of get off my lawn era.
Speaker 7: I'm in the I told the trade, shoot me era,
Speaker 7: hit me, hear me out.
Speaker 4: So like I was like, please, please, please, did You've
Speaker 4: been getting yourself in a lot of motherfucking trouble lately,
Speaker 4: so you make sure you get just say what you
Speaker 4: go to say?
Speaker 1: I forgot, now, damn it. What was I don't know
Speaker 1: you was.
Speaker 4: About to go on a tirade about substack or people
Speaker 4: people you know.
Speaker 7: Oh, I know about monetization. That's where this was going.
Speaker 7: I'm from the old school. I think oftentimes that monetization
Speaker 7: needs to be earned and not given initially because often.
Speaker 1: Because oftentimes.
Speaker 7: People are given opportunities. Now this is gonna stop even meaner,
Speaker 7: I'm stopping here, So nope, Well.
Speaker 4: I will chime in and say, I do think that
Speaker 4: your niggas should not be getting paid off of giggling
Speaker 4: at other people's videos, like you editing yourself giggling at
Speaker 4: something somebody created is not right. And so yeah, I do.
Speaker 4: I do agree with you in that sense.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you have.
Speaker 7: There has to be some work behind what you're being
Speaker 7: monetized for.
Speaker 1: I also think that I know, but like.
Speaker 7: Like I've looked at substects and I'm like, how are
Speaker 7: you making money off of this?
Speaker 1: And people are making giving you money.
Speaker 4: I'm only subscribed to like three yeah, Kia because Kia
Speaker 4: is doing one called The Spiral Notebook, which is good. Again,
Speaker 4: a doctor, a writer, somebody who's al I don't want.
Speaker 7: To let me not say I'm villainizing the whole platform.
Speaker 7: I think there is there is value in it. I'm
Speaker 7: just saying for me.
Speaker 4: Holly. Holly is like, that's somebody you need to watch
Speaker 4: and follow her ship. Yes, you're not ship, you know
Speaker 4: what I mean? And like like she is, she'd be
Speaker 4: doing she'd be doing stuff and teaching you niggas things.
Speaker 4: Chucky Cruz this other chef I follow, like he does
Speaker 4: phenomenal recipes that give great, great, great ideas and concepts,
Speaker 4: you know, and I really really love him. So there's
Speaker 4: people doing stuff and then some of you niggas just
Speaker 4: be doing stuff.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and you know, the argument could be made the
Speaker 7: same for us, I guess, but.
Speaker 1: It's very Bianca del real.
Speaker 4: It's like I hate a read while I sit here
Speaker 4: in a red wig.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I'm well aware of this of the schism here.
Speaker 4: Okay, I've just you It's fine.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I'm self admittedly you know, you know I paved
Speaker 7: the way I told the trade shoot be that's where
Speaker 7: I bet.
Speaker 4: I think I hate that phrase. Oh oh. If I
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Speaker 10: Dark because mymrus.
Speaker 1: And we're back.
Speaker 7: So I think we'll do this with every state. But
Speaker 7: this is the Ohio Project where we discover odd things
Speaker 7: in a state where you may or may not live,
Speaker 7: news stories, articles, things that caught our eyes, and things
Speaker 7: that are happening in your neck of the woods because
Speaker 7: you know, Ohio is, you know, one of the dark
Speaker 7: places in America.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean?
Speaker 4: You know there's a theory about you know, places that
Speaker 4: are inland. You know what I'm saying, or my own
Speaker 4: theory should I say?
Speaker 3: You know?
Speaker 4: And and that's not to say everybody's wonky. That's just
Speaker 4: to say, you know, wonky things can happen you don't
Speaker 4: have enough element of water directly near.
Speaker 7: You and I used to I used to be a
Speaker 7: resident of the state. You know, I used to be
Speaker 7: a buck eye, if you will. But you know, thank God,
Speaker 7: and I.
Speaker 4: Got a great amount of family in Cleveland, and you know,
Speaker 4: got a lot of love for Cleveland. You know, my
Speaker 4: kids are in Cleveland. Shout out to the shout out
Speaker 4: free phobe, shut out the Cyahogakyahoga County Juvenile Detention Center.
Speaker 4: Not shout out because fuck the system. But you'll know
Speaker 4: what I mean. What's your first what you what you
Speaker 4: discovered in Ohio?
Speaker 7: I want to talk about something, you know. In order
Speaker 7: to talk about where we are, we have to talk
Speaker 7: about where we've been. Ok So I discovered this piece
Speaker 7: from twenty one years ago, or excuse me, thirty one
Speaker 7: years ago. May seventeenth, nineteen ninety five, The La Times
Speaker 7: reported man arrested in probe of illegal shipment of plague bacteria.
Speaker 7: What this's from the Associated Press In Columbus, Ohio, a
Speaker 7: man who said he was a white supremacist was arrested
Speaker 7: for allegedly obtaining bubotic plague bacteria through the mail, and
Speaker 7: investigators say they are trying to learn what he.
Speaker 1: Planned to do with it. That's crazy. Larry W.
Speaker 7: Harris had rather radical views and told colleagues at a
Speaker 7: food testing lab where he worked that he was a
Speaker 7: white supremacist and sympathetic to the Militia movement. Superior Lab
Speaker 7: spokesmen Brett Start said Tuesday the company fired Harris on
Speaker 7: Monday because he used lab equipment and certification without permission
Speaker 7: to obtain the bacteria. Starrett said Harris was a well
Speaker 7: and tanking specter at the suburban Dublin lab. He was
Speaker 7: charged with buying three hundred dollars worth of Ursinia pestis,
Speaker 7: the bacteria that causes bubotic play. Police alleged he bought
Speaker 7: the vials through the mail by falsely claiming that he
Speaker 7: owned a laboratory. Officers searching Harris's home in Lancaster, Ohio
Speaker 7: after his arrest Friday said they spotted an Aryan Nation
Speaker 7: document hanging on a wall. They also found hand grenade triggers,
Speaker 7: homemade explosives, and detonating fuses. Sterrett said Harris told him
Speaker 7: he was a member of white separist groups, including the
Speaker 7: National Alliance. I'm gonna stop right here for a second,
Speaker 7: so you.
Speaker 4: Know, you know, in all the times that we've ever
Speaker 4: heard about the bubonic plague. I didn't know, like really
Speaker 4: what the bubonic plague does, so I looked it up
Speaker 4: while you were reading this.
Speaker 1: Mm hmmm h.
Speaker 4: Sudden onset of fever and chills, extreme weakness, headaches, and
Speaker 4: muscle aches. Bubos. I'm sorry that word is so dark.
Speaker 4: There's a science scientist right now who scringing because they
Speaker 4: know what the bubos means. The hallmark symptom is the
Speaker 4: development of swollen, painful, and inflamed lymph nodes, often in
Speaker 4: the growing armpits or neck.
Speaker 1: Let me continue.
Speaker 7: Police confiscated the freeze dry bacteria, which is harmless in
Speaker 7: that form, before it could be reconstituted. The bacteria can
Speaker 7: be reconstituted by using a combination of heat and water. Harris,
Speaker 7: forty three, pleaded not guilty to receiving stolen property, a
Speaker 7: charge that carries the maximum penalty of eighteen months in
Speaker 7: jail and the twenty five hundred dollars five His lawyers denied.
Speaker 1: Comment.
Speaker 7: Bubonic plague killed one fourth of the European population in.
Speaker 1: The Middle Ages ages. Excuse me.
Speaker 7: Although fatal if undetected, it now is treatable with antibiotics,
Speaker 7: said Ohio Public Health spokesman Randy Hertzer.
Speaker 9: The first recorded instance of the Black Death in Christian
Speaker 9: Europe was in October thirteen forty seven in the port
Speaker 9: of Messina in Sicily. A fleet of ships had arrived
Speaker 9: carrying goods from the Black Seat, but by the time
Speaker 9: it reached Messina, many of its crew had died and
Speaker 9: the survivors who remained were visibly sick.
Speaker 7: Authorities were alerted by a suspicious telephone operator at American
Speaker 7: Type Culture Collection in Rockville, Maryland, which sold Harris the vials.
Speaker 7: The company's vice president, Frank Simeon, said Harris represented himself
Speaker 7: as a microbiologist who was qualified to receive the bacteria.
Speaker 7: Star said Harris was certified only to test drinking water
Speaker 7: for the bacteria, so he planned on setting.
Speaker 4: A European I'm sorry epidemic. Why do they always go
Speaker 4: to disease?
Speaker 1: Like?
Speaker 4: Why is set? Y'alls og?
Speaker 1: That's what they know?
Speaker 4: What did they hold on? Let me look this up.
Speaker 1: Hold on like Buboni plague is crazy? You know what
Speaker 1: I mean? Like I'm gonna hit you with some ancient shit.
Speaker 1: What do you mean?
Speaker 7: This is why I think tinfoil hat, This is why
Speaker 7: I think COVID becoming. These diseases are new things are
Speaker 7: coming from the water from that as being defrosted big
Speaker 7: due to global warming and Nigga's making ugly flyers with
Speaker 7: AI like things are being melted in the ice caps
Speaker 7: from prehistoric times getting into our water, into our fish
Speaker 7: and all of a sudden, bamed, we got COVID and
Speaker 7: whatever the fuck.
Speaker 4: Because y'all wanted to put Martin Luther King in a
Speaker 4: mesh tank top.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but yeah, Papa was big racist. It was like,
Speaker 7: I'm a part of groups. I'm a community. It's always
Speaker 7: nice when people find their will find their park, you
Speaker 7: know what I mean, they find like their their group,
Speaker 7: you know, racists or not, you know, I.
Speaker 1: Mean, at least we know where they all.
Speaker 4: Are, where we can you know, you know what put
Speaker 4: those white hoods on. It's easy to.
Speaker 1: Be racist up front, you know.
Speaker 7: You know, and that's also you're not real racist if
Speaker 7: you're not standing up in it, right, like you know
Speaker 7: what I mean, Like like those are the worst kind
Speaker 7: like people who are like covertly racist, y'all know, Yeah,
Speaker 7: Like I.
Speaker 4: Just just they're in the financial district.
Speaker 7: Right just because you you don't say the N word,
Speaker 7: don't mean you don't like us like.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean? Yeah, you know.
Speaker 7: It's because they don't want to be a part of
Speaker 7: They think being racist means like a hill buildy, and
Speaker 7: that's not what that means.
Speaker 4: No. No, A lot of you all who are moving
Speaker 4: to these black neighborhoods and causing the gentrification. You're racist
Speaker 4: when you don't exactly You all are racist as well
Speaker 4: in your marals.
Speaker 1: In your cozy couches with a m.
Speaker 4: And your sustainable water bottles. You too are a racist
Speaker 4: liberal lady. My first story is pretty straightforward and to
Speaker 4: the point. I just thought it was, you know, a
Speaker 4: possibility model for anybody who might need it. A Canton
Speaker 4: woman was arrested for allegedly trying to remove her boyfriend's
Speaker 4: testicles during the physical altercation at home. Jamie M. I
Speaker 4: don't know, but I'm sure he deserved it. Maybe it's
Speaker 4: a white lady. Jamie and Gamble, thirty nine, was not
Speaker 4: successful in her attempt, but did cause serious harm to
Speaker 4: her boyfriend's gentle area, which required medical treatment, according to
Speaker 4: the Stark County Sheriff's Office. She also hit him in
Speaker 4: the face, authority said, and she was arraigned on felonious
Speaker 4: assault and domestic violence charges. I want to know what
Speaker 4: he did.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I mean, and for disclosure, nobody should be hitting anyone,
Speaker 7: regardless of you know, put her hands on anybody.
Speaker 4: However, in the words of that lady, that lady overseas,
Speaker 4: I don't know where she is.
Speaker 11: I beat men for a living. I'm recently started the
Speaker 11: business where I beat men. So you are in a
Speaker 11: vialent relationship. This boyfriend is trying to scam you. He's
Speaker 11: you're confused about him. He's cheating on you, he's beating
Speaker 11: you up. It's actually giving you more money than any
Speaker 11: COUNTINU creation anywhere.
Speaker 1: What you got.
Speaker 4: And uh whole.
Speaker 7: This is a recent story, and this is something that
Speaker 7: happened that's been happening a lot. This happened in New York,
Speaker 7: and I've noticed that. But I'll share the story.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 7: This is from twenty twenty five. Quote I buy crackhouses,
Speaker 7: end quote your house is trash quote billboards drawing criticism
Speaker 7: in Cleveland.
Speaker 1: So in Cleveland, a billboard.
Speaker 7: That reads, yes, I buy crackhouses, put up by what
Speaker 7: appears to be an out of state investor, is drawing
Speaker 7: sharp criticism across Cleveland. After backlash from community members at
Speaker 7: city fit in, city officials that particular sign has been
Speaker 7: taken down, but others like it remain in place. Local
Speaker 7: real estate investors Avery and Tania Mullens said the signs
Speaker 7: go too far to me. It just wasn't funny, said
Speaker 7: Avery Mullins. What was your point? I didn't understand, Tania
Speaker 7: Mullins added. The Mullins, both born and raised in Cleveland,
Speaker 7: have seen these billboards pop up across the city with
Speaker 7: slogansregaging from yes, I buy crack houses to your house
Speaker 7: is trash, I'll pay cash. The ads come from John Williams,
Speaker 7: a self proclaimed investor out of from out of state
Speaker 7: who has launched a high visibility campaign across the Greater
Speaker 7: Cleveland area. While the messaging may have may be intended
Speaker 7: to stand out, the Muments said, it's deeply disrespectful, especially
Speaker 7: in communities that have long fought against disinvestment. So there's
Speaker 7: this man who doesn't live in the state of Ohio
Speaker 7: who is trying to turn part to Cleveland into a
Speaker 7: cash cow by making provocative billboards to buy up properties,
Speaker 7: which and I'm going to assume turn them into things
Speaker 7: that people of that community would be pushed out of
Speaker 7: you know, yeah, of SAand serif numbers on buildings, you know,
Speaker 7: the vibes.
Speaker 4: Back and back to we said this, We said this
Speaker 4: recently a while ago. Who fucking knows what's y'all's fucking
Speaker 4: obsession with crack?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Man, what's your obsession with crack? Y'all got a fucking
Speaker 4: obsession with crack, crackpie, crack cookie, crackhouses.
Speaker 11: Hey, I'm Christina Tozzi from Momo Fuckre Milk Bar, and
Speaker 11: we're gonna.
Speaker 1: Make the crack pie.
Speaker 4: It's a really simple recipe. You bake off a note
Speaker 4: cookie as a bar.
Speaker 6: It looks kind of just like you're your standard oal.
Speaker 4: You don't even know crack. You don't know crack? Yeah,
Speaker 4: what is it smell like?
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 4: You know what I'm saying. Who are your family? Does
Speaker 4: somebody ever steal your refrigerator?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 7: Like? I can equate this to like wearing a rock
Speaker 7: tea and never hearing the band, Like this is something
Speaker 7: that had that ruined family's lineages, community, These industries even hell,
Speaker 7: you know, acted policy intentionally against races of people. I
Speaker 7: but this is this is a thing though too Right,
Speaker 7: the further we get away from history, the more people
Speaker 7: forget conveniently, right, That's why, and that's why I say
Speaker 7: Negro on purpose. But yeah, you know, or I or
Speaker 7: how we have to honor remember that. Yes, Juneteenth is
Speaker 7: to be honored and recognized of when uh, you know,
Speaker 7: folks were freed late late, however you know they weren't
Speaker 7: the last ones. It was New Jersey, you know, stayed
Speaker 7: on the books.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean.
Speaker 7: It's a lot of things that we have to like
Speaker 7: continuously remind folks because if we didn't, folks would you know,
Speaker 7: go by the wayside. And that's why I'm so thankful
Speaker 7: for grandmothers and grandmothers who we have who don't necessarily
Speaker 7: make tacos, but to pass down these types of stories, right,
Speaker 7: so that we don't forget because they're not going to
Speaker 7: tell these stories in a Hoff and Mifflin book.
Speaker 4: No, we need as many hot water corn bread grandmothers
Speaker 4: as possible. You got to hold on to it, and
Speaker 4: we need to make new hot water corn bread grandmothers.
Speaker 4: You know what I'm saying. I know y'all want to
Speaker 4: make tacos, but we need you. We need you to
Speaker 4: pick up the mooo, put down the fashion and continue job.
Speaker 1: Cast tired.
Speaker 4: Okay, put on a pot of beads and get to
Speaker 4: ancestral work. Bitch, we got things to do.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Oh gender specific, yeah whatever whatever.
Speaker 4: You know what I'm saying, Because La La Ree would
Speaker 4: be a fantastic grandmother. You know what I'm saying, like
Speaker 4: passing down black ass fucking tradition, a curiousity. Davenport would
Speaker 4: be a fantastic black grandmother. Mm hmmm mm hmmm.
Speaker 1: Yes, what's your story? Your next story?
Speaker 4: The general manager at Grayton Road Tavern received a strange
Speaker 4: phone call from her manager on duty just before nine
Speaker 4: pm on Monday, Jennifer Natalie or Natal I don't know
Speaker 4: what the fuck said, She was called when her employees
Speaker 4: found out a woman had crawled up through a ceiling
Speaker 4: tile in the women's bathroom and hadn't come out. It was, honestly,
Speaker 4: just one of those phone calls you don't really ever
Speaker 4: think you're gonna get. Dal said. I asked her to
Speaker 4: put me on FaceTime. She did that, and it was true.
Speaker 4: Was a person who crawled up into the ceiling. The
Speaker 4: bar staff called police and the woman was found in
Speaker 4: the ceiling over the kitchen. In surveillance video shown in
Speaker 4: the media player above. The woman is seen walking into
Speaker 4: the bathroom and sometime later a ceiling tile falls in
Speaker 4: the hallway. It was a really hot day. I can't
Speaker 4: even imagine how hot it was for that two hour period,
Speaker 4: Natal said. Police told Natale the woman had pulled similar
Speaker 4: stunts in the past. The bar is known for its
Speaker 4: Queen of Hearts game, which left uh blah blah blah
Speaker 4: blah blah. Oh that's what it was. Okay, yes, no,
Speaker 4: we can't blah blah blah blah blah. The bar is
Speaker 4: known for its Queen of Hearts game, which left one
Speaker 4: lucky winner with five point five million dollars in March.
Speaker 4: This may have been the motive behind the woman's desire
Speaker 4: to hide in the ceiling on such a hot day,
Speaker 4: but Natal said the money isn't even kept in the restaurant.
Speaker 3: So Craton wrote, tavern in Cleveland is perhaps best known
Speaker 3: for its popular Queen of Hearts drawing.
Speaker 7: We now the olders thing called woman was trying to
Speaker 7: sneak her way into getting the jackpots.
Speaker 4: Makeshawn is here and she was shiding in the ceiling.
Speaker 4: So this lady basically crawled up in the cling trying
Speaker 4: to rob them. Yeah there the spy, you big like bitch.
Speaker 4: How much effort did that take?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 4: And when do we m you know what? Let me
Speaker 4: not because I'm not a contractor, but I'm like, those
Speaker 4: flimsy ceiling tiles really they are a hazard.
Speaker 1: And I'm wondering when we're going to Can.
Speaker 7: I ever tell you the rat story at my old
Speaker 7: job I've had.
Speaker 1: Over this years ago? Mm hmmm.
Speaker 7: So I used to work overnights in the Lower East
Speaker 7: Side at a uh facility for people who had dual diagnoses.
Speaker 1: And so.
Speaker 7: In my office cobby area, it was drop ceiling that
Speaker 7: you have in an office, right, so you could easily
Speaker 7: lift a tile and.
Speaker 4: See me everything.
Speaker 7: Yeah, so that they had like a rat infestation, and
Speaker 7: so you could hear them, the rats galloping running, and
Speaker 7: then you could see like the tiles moving and the things.
Speaker 1: So I worked overnight.
Speaker 7: So I left that area where my little desk was
Speaker 7: supposed to be, and I say in this other plat
Speaker 7: where the concrete was. And they were like, I'm like,
Speaker 7: I'm sitting here, y'all can fire me, but I'm calling
Speaker 7: ocean tomorrow.
Speaker 1: So they were like, no, no, no, don't do that.
Speaker 1: Don't do that, don't do you know? You know I'm
Speaker 1: good for I don't believe it's you know, there's different levels.
Speaker 1: I love. She got corporations, Oh yeah, yeah, I tell it.
Speaker 1: Call on me, you know.
Speaker 4: Do we have home work?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Otherwise I'm like, no, I told you that story yesterday
Speaker 4: about that man. I'm not snitching on no drug addicts.
Speaker 4: You know what I'm saying. I'm not, you know, just
Speaker 4: scrim get out of here.
Speaker 7: Sometimes you just need a little bit of community policic,
Speaker 7: not to be confused with vigilante.
Speaker 4: Not to be confused with white vigil.
Speaker 1: Now some of these think of a way word too.
Speaker 1: I don't need that.
Speaker 4: I don't know the.
Speaker 7: Prophet yahweh and them being a part. You're not gonna
Speaker 7: get me.
Speaker 4: No, you're not, you know what? To your point now
Speaker 4: the story?
Speaker 7: Can I can I tell you something that I that
Speaker 7: I hated about this week? So Oprah did you see that?
Speaker 1: Did you see? I know?
Speaker 7: And I'm going to get the full thing because the
Speaker 7: internet went wild about it. And I'm like, if you
Speaker 7: would like actually think about and listen, it's fine.
Speaker 1: So Oprah was on a talk.
Speaker 7: And the talk was about the Oprah Winfrey Show specifically,
Speaker 7: and the question was about like her audience and the
Speaker 7: clip which is taken out of context, but if she
Speaker 7: talks about Whitney relapsing, Remember she had the two day
Speaker 7: interview the first time. The first day was fine, the
Speaker 7: second day she had relapsed and she had fell off
Speaker 7: the stage.
Speaker 1: And Oprah talks about.
Speaker 7: You know, the trust she had in the people in
Speaker 7: the audience who didn't go into the press and say anything.
Speaker 1: And she was like, that was the power in the
Speaker 1: magic of her audience.
Speaker 7: The Internet went wild and was like, we didn't need
Speaker 7: to know that story, We didn't need to know that
Speaker 7: blah blah blah blah blah. And I'm like, well, sure,
Speaker 7: but she's not like it's not like she's disparaging Whitney
Speaker 7: or anything. She's not, you know, she was just telling
Speaker 7: an experience. And then Pat Houston was like had to
Speaker 7: be like, you know, how dare Oprah express that? You know,
Speaker 7: like everything was untrue, Like she kind of went off
Speaker 7: on her, and I was kind of like, yeah, two
Speaker 7: things can be true here. And the second thing is
Speaker 7: that I hate that I'm going to have to side
Speaker 7: with Pat Houston because on one hand, Oprah has a
Speaker 7: right to talk about her experience and her show at
Speaker 7: the Oprah Winfrey Show. And at the same time, she
Speaker 7: didn't have to use that specific exam was like, what was.
Speaker 4: The purpose of that story though, Like, what was the
Speaker 4: context surround it?
Speaker 7: The context is about her audience and the power of
Speaker 7: the Oprah Winfrey Show.
Speaker 12: Let's turn to Oprah and the bombshell about Whitney Houston
Speaker 12: that she kept hidden for nearly seventeen years.
Speaker 7: Like that's that's essentially what it was. It was not
Speaker 7: about to disparage a celebrity that was just the one
Speaker 7: celebrity she happened to talk about that was in a
Speaker 7: very volatile state.
Speaker 1: So I understand that.
Speaker 7: And then like, and then people began to question Oprah's
Speaker 7: journalistic integrity. And I'm like, now, don't do all that. Now,
Speaker 7: Oprah is a journalist.
Speaker 4: All right, I'm not.
Speaker 7: It's just like and again, Oprah, Oprah deserves read still
Speaker 7: get me wrong, right, Like I always talk about I
Speaker 7: always talk about her and Monique, But I think in
Speaker 7: this scenario has been taken too far. But I also think,
Speaker 7: you know, maybe another example could have been said, Folks
Speaker 7: get very Folks are very sensitive. Even if it's the
Speaker 7: truth y'or not or your truth or not. And this
Speaker 7: is like when when Patty was talking about Luther being gay.
Speaker 4: Yes, I thought, I literally just thought about that.
Speaker 7: And you know, it's not that there's harm behind it,
Speaker 7: because there wasn't, like you could tell when there's when
Speaker 7: there's malicious intent to things.
Speaker 4: The mothers high and dry old mother's I said, I
Speaker 4: think every mother's day, I'm gonna find it. Need to
Speaker 4: make it her and be like we read what happened. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I think I feel multiple ways right, Like you could
Speaker 4: have used another example. Also, we all know that our
Speaker 4: beloved struggled, you know what I mean, it is public information.
Speaker 4: But then also if this was information that was never
Speaker 4: put out there, why is it need to be put
Speaker 4: out there now?
Speaker 7: Like it's like so also, I also don't think this
Speaker 7: was like she was at a talk and somebody filmed
Speaker 7: it with their iPhone, So it's not like this was
Speaker 7: a public Yeah, she was at a talk, but it
Speaker 7: wasn't like produced to tell this story even.
Speaker 4: Mmm, so it kind of okay, So maybe it was
Speaker 4: just kind of.
Speaker 1: An she's in conversation with.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's tricky, that's tricky, and you know I'm not.
Speaker 4: I'm not a nig go as far as died or
Speaker 4: to fit Oprah Hill, but I know I can understand
Speaker 4: why it's a it's a polarizing because we love Whitney
Speaker 4: so much, right, and so you know, and I think
Speaker 4: and she's also been dogpiled on for so long because
Speaker 4: of her struggles and her addictions. So I know people
Speaker 4: are like, you know, we don't want to add to that,
Speaker 4: and you want to keep put respect on her name.
Speaker 4: It's the Yeah, it's multiple things happening here.
Speaker 7: Yeah, because it's also yeah, but then also Pat Houston,
Speaker 7: you know what I mean, Like you have you put
Speaker 7: Whitney Houston in a casino? Like did I tell you
Speaker 7: when I went to the casino, they have a Whitney
Speaker 7: Houston slot machine?
Speaker 4: Abat is I don't feeling Whitney's gonna give you some money.
Speaker 1: I mean I've already got two.
Speaker 4: Million, Like that's just cheap. So it's like why, that's
Speaker 4: just why, like.
Speaker 1: Haunts everybody, that's right, everybody.
Speaker 4: Who deserves it. She and she knows, she knows who
Speaker 4: deserves to be haunted in the ways that they deserve.
Speaker 4: So let's, you know, may they have the day that
Speaker 4: they deserve. Yeah, it didn't sound malicious. Though it didn't sound.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Let's take a break and we'll be back with more
Speaker 7: stories from Ohio.
Speaker 4: It after these messages, will be right back.
Speaker 1: Hey man, it s worn little be damn know how
Speaker 1: you are, and we're back.
Speaker 4: Mm hmm.
Speaker 1: So my next story is it your turn? In my turn?
Speaker 4: I think it's my turn.
Speaker 1: I think go ahead. I'm sorry and to.
Speaker 4: Your point to earlier of wayward niggas as well, a
Speaker 4: man suspected of shooting two people with a blow dart
Speaker 4: gun and back to back broad daylight attacks this week
Speaker 4: in the same Cleveland, Ohio neighborhood has been arrested. Police
Speaker 4: said the forty two year old suspect. Yeah, a forty
Speaker 4: two year old suspect whose name was not immediately released,
Speaker 4: was arrested on Tuesday on suspicion of felony assault following
Speaker 4: a two day man hunt. According to the Cleveland Police Department,
Speaker 4: one of the victims was shot multiple times with blow
Speaker 4: darts and had to undergo surgery. According to police, the
Speaker 4: bizarre attacks unfolded around four pm local time in the
Speaker 4: Clark Fulton neighborhoods of West Cleveland. Police said in a
Speaker 4: statement on ABC News. A woman targeted in the first
Speaker 4: incident alleged the suspect, whom she recognized from the neighborhood,
Speaker 4: verbally insulted her and struck her in the face with
Speaker 4: his hand in an unprovoked attack. The victim alleged that
Speaker 4: a short time later, the suspect confronted her again in
Speaker 4: the parking lot of a family dollar store, according to
Speaker 4: the police report, and the man allegedly pulled out a
Speaker 4: blow dark gun and fired it repeatedly at the woman,
Speaker 4: striking her with needle like darts at least five times.
Speaker 1: This clip totally blew me away.
Speaker 13: Personal trainer Shoe had hung is in his gym showing
Speaker 13: off the power of his lungs with a homemade blow dart.
Speaker 4: Does this guy have superhero.
Speaker 1: Lung She dark? And what was in the dark?
Speaker 4: There's just darts?
Speaker 7: She was They just maybe I maybe because I've been
Speaker 7: sickened by a television because in my head I'm thinking
Speaker 7: there's some like poison.
Speaker 1: On the dark, you know, like, oh yeah.
Speaker 4: No, but I also okay. While at the hospital with
Speaker 4: the first victim, the police received a report that a
Speaker 4: second person had been shot with a blow dark gun
Speaker 4: in the same Clark Fulton neighborhood near the busy intersection
Speaker 4: of West twenty fifth Street in Clark Avenue. Officers who
Speaker 4: responded discovered a forty year old man suffering from wounds
Speaker 4: in the blow dark gun attack. That's just a crazy state.
Speaker 4: It's a crazy I'm glad nobody was killed. But this
Speaker 4: nigga was really running around shooting people with a blow
Speaker 4: dark gun. So I looked him up and he is
Speaker 4: not well.
Speaker 8: Oh he don't look well. Oh no, he don't look well. Oh,
Speaker 8: but okay, that's what happened in Ohio. A nigga was
Speaker 8: shooting people with blow dark guns.
Speaker 7: Yes, oh I see him. Oh no, he looks like
Speaker 7: a Negro Rodney Dangerfield. Yes, I'm going to put him
Speaker 7: on the screen here so you all can see.
Speaker 4: But yeah, that's why. Okay, I'm not laughing at that.
Speaker 1: Yes, my next story.
Speaker 7: Where to go? Actually, no, where to go? Oh I'm geezy,
Speaker 7: Oh here we go. I'm sorry this happened or this
Speaker 7: is posted.
Speaker 1: Today? This morning.
Speaker 7: Man sentenced in burger service dispute in Warren so In Warren, Ohio,
Speaker 7: a man charged with causing a ruckus at a Warren
Speaker 7: Fast food restaurant over his dissatisfact over his dissatisfaction with
Speaker 7: his food order, was sentenced last week in Warren Municipal Court.
Speaker 1: Moulder.
Speaker 7: Belden pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct in connection with the
Speaker 7: December twenty twenty five incident and was sentenced to one
Speaker 7: year of probation. He was also ordered to not have
Speaker 7: any contact with the restaurant. According to the police report,
Speaker 7: Belden and a woman he was called police after they
Speaker 7: were not happy with the service at the restaurant on
Speaker 7: South Street Southeast. When officers told Belden that their food
Speaker 7: order was not a police matter and said he wanted
Speaker 7: the officer to do his job to take a report,
Speaker 7: the report stated, it goes on when the officer told
Speaker 7: Belden he would have to leave, he refused, stating he
Speaker 7: wanted his burger. The situation escalated from there when Belden
Speaker 7: would not provide the officer with his ID and became argumentative.
Speaker 1: According to the police report, do you want to play
Speaker 1: with me? Who? Do you want a piece of this.
Speaker 6: Killer?
Speaker 4: Let's get out of here.
Speaker 7: He was then handcuffed and placed in a cruiser where
Speaker 7: a police stay. He threatened to fight officers.
Speaker 4: He was hungry. He was hungry. Mmmm, my father should
Speaker 4: have been banned from a couple of places himself.
Speaker 1: I Oh, let me read the real story.
Speaker 4: Hold on it before.
Speaker 1: Here's what happened.
Speaker 7: Okay, A couple dissatisfaction with their food order at a
Speaker 7: local fast food restaurants out of control and ended with
Speaker 7: a man being arrested at a woman getting a parking violation.
Speaker 7: The report stated that the officers were called about ten
Speaker 7: to fifteen pm Wednesday to a fast food restaurant on
Speaker 7: South Street on reports of a customer banging on the
Speaker 7: front windows because they didn't want to wait for their food.
Speaker 7: When the officers arrived, they encountered Belden and a woman
Speaker 7: at the front walk up window. Officers said the woman
Speaker 7: was yelling at the workers inside, and Belden was recording
Speaker 7: on his phone. When officers asked the woman to stop yelling,
Speaker 7: she told them that she didn't have to because of
Speaker 7: free speech. The female employee told officers that she was
Speaker 7: very busy trying to complete orders. The officer told the
Speaker 7: employee to close her window and get back to work.
Speaker 1: And everything else.
Speaker 7: Oh, he was handcuffed and placing a cruiser where police
Speaker 7: say he threatened to fight that punk bitch and the
Speaker 7: short bald one, referring to officers. He was just about that, yeah, yeah, and.
Speaker 1: The bald one, oh my gosh.
Speaker 7: Oh full Circle Building was charged with this orderly conduct,
Speaker 7: and the woman was cited for parking in a handicapped spot.
Speaker 1: I don't know if the makeup.
Speaker 7: Was Warren Warre in Ohio, but I but yeah, I
Speaker 7: thought that was It's funny.
Speaker 4: That is funny. Y'all need to leave these employees alone too.
Speaker 4: You see what's wrong with people in their entitlement these days.
Speaker 4: I don't want to wait for my food, so I'm
Speaker 4: a bang on this motherfucking window and cause a ruckus.
Speaker 4: They had to be.
Speaker 7: Drunk, they had to, Like I like, I get attitude sometimes,
Speaker 7: you know me, there's sometimes where I could be a bitch,
Speaker 7: But they're like banging on stuff like that is that's
Speaker 7: that's obnoxious.
Speaker 4: I will say I do fucking hate. I will if
Speaker 4: I go out to eat with you, not you, you're
Speaker 4: not rude. But if I go out to eat with
Speaker 4: you and you're rude to the staff, I will never
Speaker 4: fucking eat with you again. Yeah, And I'll tell everybody
Speaker 4: else not to eat with you either, because you're a bitch.
Speaker 1: Like I never started. It's the energy they give me.
Speaker 7: I'm like, okay, girl, well we could go to to
Speaker 7: do bitch.
Speaker 4: That was my father many years ago. Don't judge him now.
Speaker 4: There was this can spot and you know, he loved
Speaker 4: the chicken, and every once in a while they'd just
Speaker 4: be throwing thighs in there, and he would never he
Speaker 4: would always pay for the breast only, and so it
Speaker 4: was one of the times he went back. He was like, yo,
Speaker 4: gave me thighs. They were like, it's breast and he
Speaker 4: was like, this is a thigh. This is dark meat.
Speaker 4: They broke the chicken open, He's like, this is a thigh.
Speaker 4: So they are trying to fuck him over. He got
Speaker 4: really really pissed off. He hates thighs and threw that chicken.
Speaker 1: At the wall. Oh that's very mean.
Speaker 4: And then he left and they are the whole thing,
Speaker 4: because it's the whole family out of the rest. Anyway,
Speaker 4: that was many moons ago. He was young and immature.
Speaker 4: That's when he used to go to check.
Speaker 1: Them.
Speaker 4: But that's also to your point about like how you
Speaker 4: gonna handle because you could just be like, oh, our bad.
Speaker 4: We'll fix you, know what I'm saying. And it's just
Speaker 4: it could just.
Speaker 1: Be that, you know, it was a literally a.
Speaker 7: A mistake that you It wasn't gonna cost you much
Speaker 7: compared to all this strife that you causing elsewhere.
Speaker 4: That's why I stopped going to Kumkow because them niggas
Speaker 4: tried to convince me white meat dark meat was white meat.
Speaker 4: And I was like, I'm not even gonna do this
Speaker 4: with you all anymore. I'm just not gonna come here anymore.
Speaker 4: You're not even that good. They fell off like I
Speaker 4: was never really into them. I was Chinese food. Heart
Speaker 4: ease was better, right, Yeah, when I want caught fire,
Speaker 4: they still got them, though.
Speaker 7: Park, that was the best one. That was your turn, right, Yes.
Speaker 4: A former strong Strongsville City School employee has been indicted
Speaker 4: for the alleged theft of several high price items, including
Speaker 4: a barn purchased using school district funds. The Lorraine County
Speaker 4: Sheriff's Office and the State Auditor executed a search warrant
Speaker 4: at the residence of Robert Schwermann, forty nine years old,
Speaker 4: who was a former maintenance foreman for the Strongsville City
Speaker 4: school district. The investigation involved the alleged theft of sixty
Speaker 4: five thousand dollars worth of material goods from the district
Speaker 4: dating back to twenty thirteen. According to the state auditor,
Speaker 4: who held a press conference, Schwerman is accused of stealing
Speaker 4: an upgraded John Deere utility vehicle valued at more than
Speaker 4: twenty thousand dollars and a nine thousand dollars zero turn lawnmower.
Speaker 4: He also is accused of stealing a small barn from
Speaker 4: school grounds, which authorities later found in his yard.
Speaker 13: You're thinking about making the move to Strongsville, Ohio, but
Speaker 13: you want to know the good and the bad, the
Speaker 13: pros and the cons, the yin and the yang. Well,
Speaker 13: in today's video, we're going to do just that, where
Speaker 13: you're to review the pros and the cons so that
Speaker 13: you can decide whether it's going to be a good
Speaker 13: fit for yourself and your family.
Speaker 4: This man was shameless treated the school district like his
Speaker 4: exclusive personal home improvement store. A new home generator, utility shed. Okay,
Speaker 4: so I'm gonna read all the lists right. This is
Speaker 4: some of the property recovered during the search. A generator
Speaker 4: valued at basically four thousand dollars, a thermal camera thirty
Speaker 4: seven hundred dollars, a snowplow thirty five hundred dollars, air
Speaker 4: conditioner twenty five hundred dollars, a utility shed twenty five
Speaker 4: hundred dollars. Twenty five hundred dollars for a shed. Nigga,
Speaker 4: I get a couple of hours to make a tiny home.
Speaker 1: That's it.
Speaker 4: I was like, that's all that. A showcased Amazon a
Speaker 4: water heater. This nigga bought a car port, had an
Speaker 4: air puri.
Speaker 1: How do you fire?
Speaker 4: That's He was indicted, Uh, go away, Alabama. He was
Speaker 4: indicted for thefton office in Temper with evidence, both third
Speaker 4: degree felonies. We know what he was latinim Shorman. But yes,
Speaker 4: this nigga, this nigga was like, I'm going to work
Speaker 4: here and build myself a farm in the meantime.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 4: Love it. The audacity of you all, the audacity of caucacity.
Speaker 1: Wow, this is my last story of the day. Okay.
Speaker 7: It is a very very very petty story.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 1: Most legal stories are.
Speaker 7: So Cyahoga County, Cyoga, Cyoga County.
Speaker 4: I think it's Cuyahoga, Cyahoga.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 7: Loses copier case spend fifty five thousand dollars in tax
Speaker 7: dollars on losing effort. So in Cleveland, the county violated
Speaker 7: state law for two years by trying to charge more
Speaker 7: than two hundred thousand dollars for CDs loaded with copies
Speaker 7: of property records, the Ohio Supreme Court ruled wednesday. The
Speaker 7: High Court said in a seven to zero decision that
Speaker 7: the county must provide CDs of recorded ds and mortgages
Speaker 7: for one dollar, ending a dispute that costs county taxpayers
Speaker 7: as much as fifty five thousand dollars in legal feeds
Speaker 7: and garnered international intention because of a county employee's verbal
Speaker 7: acrobatics in defining the word copier. So I'm going to
Speaker 7: read you what happened during this argument. Um, I'm not
Speaker 7: going to read you the ten pages because no one
Speaker 7: has that time.
Speaker 1: So what is a photo copy?
Speaker 7: Here the overall cases about whether deeds and other records
Speaker 7: at the county Recorder's office should be readily available at
Speaker 7: a reasonable cost. The lawyers involved in the case say
Speaker 7: the question about the photio cop about the photocopier is technical,
Speaker 7: getting an arcane point of law.
Speaker 1: So they have an.
Speaker 7: In depth discussion about photocopying machines. So I'm gonna read
Speaker 7: you some. These are the conversation between lawyers mar Burker
Speaker 7: during your tenure in the company, in the computer department
Speaker 7: at the Recorder's office, has the recorders offer Recorder's office
Speaker 7: had photocopy machines?
Speaker 1: Objection any photocopying machine.
Speaker 7: When you say photo copying machine, let me be Let
Speaker 7: me make sure I understand your question. You don't have
Speaker 7: an understanding of what a photo copying machine is. No,
Speaker 7: I want to make sure that I answer your question correctly, Dave.
Speaker 7: I'll object to the tone of the question. You make
Speaker 7: it sound like it's unbelievable to you that he wouldn't
Speaker 7: know what the definition of a photocopy machine is. I
Speaker 7: didn't ask him to define it. I asked him if
Speaker 7: he had any When you say photocopying machine, what do
Speaker 7: you mean? Let me be clear, the term photocopy machine
Speaker 7: is so ambiguous that you can't picture in your mind
Speaker 7: what a photocopying machine is in an office setting. I
Speaker 7: just want to make sure I answer your question correctly. Well,
Speaker 7: we'll find out if you can say yes or no.
Speaker 7: I can do follow ups, but it seems if you
Speaker 7: really don't know in an office setting what a photocopying
Speaker 7: machine is. I'd like this Ohio Supreme Court to hear
Speaker 7: you say so. I just want to make sure I
Speaker 7: answer your question correctly. There's different types of photocopiers, Dave speaking,
Speaker 7: instead of you're not under oath, this guy is. So
Speaker 7: they go on for pages about hold on, I'm sorry,
Speaker 7: I didn't know what you meant. I understand that there
Speaker 7: are photocopy machines and there are different types of them,
Speaker 7: just like are there any in the recorder's office. There
Speaker 7: are some different cars. Some of them run under gas power,
Speaker 7: some of them under electric power. And I'm asking you
Speaker 7: if you could help me out by explaining what do
Speaker 7: you mean by photocopying machines. That's a great point instead
Speaker 7: of trying to make me feel stupid. If you feel stupid,
Speaker 7: it's not because I'm making you feel that way. Objection.
Speaker 7: I have self confidence and I have no problem. I
Speaker 7: don't think you're stupid. I think I don't have any
Speaker 7: problem answering the question. I think you're playing games with me.
Speaker 7: So they're going on and on. What this is a
Speaker 7: court deposition? Mind you for ten pages of them arguing
Speaker 7: about what a photo copy machine is. To get to
Speaker 7: this space of can these records be available for a
Speaker 7: public assumption.
Speaker 12: I'm asking you to answer that, so if you could
Speaker 12: explain to me what you mean, I'm not going to
Speaker 12: do that because I want you. I want to establish
Speaker 12: on the record that you really don't know what it is.
Speaker 12: I want to establish that. Now, do you know what
Speaker 12: it is or do you not know what it is?
Speaker 12: Do you understand what that term means in common parlance
Speaker 12: or not.
Speaker 1: That's what we're.
Speaker 7: Doing in the legal system, friends, and it costs the
Speaker 7: taxpayers fifty five thousand dollars for them to have this conversation.
Speaker 7: That could have went to our program, that could have
Speaker 7: been fixing a pothole, that could have been to a
Speaker 7: teacher's salary, that could have went to so many other things.
Speaker 7: But y'all spent I'm sure hours discussing this inane asked questions,
Speaker 7: I don't know what you mean what a photocopy is?
Speaker 4: Explain this on some Kelly Roland excel ship or is
Speaker 4: this some some deflection because we're doing because.
Speaker 7: Sure it's first reflection, because who doesn't know what a
Speaker 7: fucking photo copy is like you're playing dumb again.
Speaker 4: If you all listen to season three of Cereal, it
Speaker 4: specifically talks about the Cuyahoga County justice system.
Speaker 1: It does, it does.
Speaker 7: Yeah, they're being they're being real dismissive and and eluding
Speaker 7: and all that stuff and a loofah.
Speaker 4: Willfully aloof all right, my final story, I fucking hat.
Speaker 4: And then everybody stopped and ordered panero on our on,
Speaker 4: you know, on our dimes, not hours, but you know
Speaker 4: the taxpayers dimes mm hmm, and maybe got some fillatio
Speaker 4: in their office. All kinds of things, all right. Pink oinc.
Speaker 4: Man calls police to report he's being followed by a
Speaker 4: pig so in north Ridgeville. North Ridgeville on Saturday morning,
Speaker 4: officers got a call from a man they thought was
Speaker 4: drunk or hallucinating. The caller said, while walking home from
Speaker 4: the train station, a pig started following him and he
Speaker 4: didn't know what to do. At least, he called the
Speaker 4: police right thinking he had just left the bar in
Speaker 4: Alaria named the train station. Police went out to pick
Speaker 4: up their obviously drunk caller. When officers arrived, they found
Speaker 4: the man's stone cold, sober complete with his four legged
Speaker 4: stalker in tow. According to authorities, the caller, whose name
Speaker 4: is Ryan Singly, told them he was walking home from
Speaker 4: the actual Amtrak station when the animals started following him.
Speaker 4: Singly said the pig was friendly and acted like a dog.
Speaker 4: It was staying close to me, rubbing against my leg
Speaker 4: and was trying to climb up my legs to get
Speaker 4: me to pet her. Singly said. In the end, the
Speaker 4: pig was very cooperative and was placed in the back
Speaker 4: of a police cruiser and taken to the station. Police
Speaker 4: put the animal inside the department's dog kennel until it
Speaker 4: was reunited with the owner. She was very sweet and nice,
Speaker 4: and the responding officer was in good spirits about the
Speaker 4: whole thing. Authorities did say if the owner was cited
Speaker 4: for having a pig on the loose. Either way, it
Speaker 4: sounds like Singly will be avoiding Bacon for a while.
Speaker 1: The pig was in her with her people, so she
Speaker 1: felt comfortable.
Speaker 4: Maybe he had a familiar smell.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's so funny.
Speaker 4: I thought that was a nice, feel good, bizarre little story.
Speaker 4: I'm surprised I actually thought, and I avoided it on purpose.
Speaker 4: I thought you were going to have some stories from
Speaker 4: East Jackson.
Speaker 7: No, no, I should make that we watched that on Patreon.
Speaker 7: I If so, then I'll make it public that post
Speaker 7: public and you all can go watch. That's that's the
Speaker 7: ultimate East Jackson, ohio zany story.
Speaker 4: That's what I thought you were going to do. But
Speaker 4: there's so many more, so many.
Speaker 7: Yeah, check the link of the description box and you
Speaker 7: can see that post for free. Yes, if it's there,
Speaker 7: If it's if, if we did on Patreon, it's there
Speaker 7: then if it's not, then I don't know where it is.
Speaker 4: I would also like to note every last one of
Speaker 4: my stories all happened in twenty eighteen. I said, let's
Speaker 4: give a theme, so of all the wonky shit that's
Speaker 4: happened over time, all of those things happened just in
Speaker 4: a span of like six months of twenty eighteen.
Speaker 1: That's like crazy. Well until next time, friends.
Speaker 4: Bye. He hasn't moved it over now, but