The Potnas kick off the show with a welcome and introduction of renowned Houston Chef, Meallionaire Trah (1:58)! The boys then get into a brief "Fit Check" (4:44) followed by a hysterical "Ice Breaker" about cooking, favorite foods and high school sports (11:35). In "News", the fellas discuss Drake's move to Houston, Tory Lanez' new mugshot, Dwayne Wade telling his wife about having a baby with another woman, and celebrity divorces/separations involving Teyana Taylor and Iman Shumpert, Jeezy and Jeannie Mai and Ariana Grande and Dalton Gomez (33:36). The Potnas then transition into stimulating dialogue unpacking key factors that lead to divorce and sustaining a marriage (47:36). In the "Highlight Topic", Meallionaire Trah discloses his culinary tactics, pet peeves, secrets and upcoming endeavors (1:07:57). To close the show, The Potnas' First Lady, SheIsSamBam, returns to test the boys' knowledge with her "Trivia" segment (1:31:48). You don't want to miss a second of this flavorful episode of your favorite podcast!
The Potnas kick off the show with a welcome and introduction of renowned Houston Chef, Meallionaire Trah (1:58)! The boys then get into a brief "Fit Check" (4:44) followed by a hysterical "Ice Breaker" about cooking, favorite foods and high school sports (11:35). In "News", the fellas discuss Drake's move to Houston, Tory Lanez' new mugshot, Dwayne Wade telling his wife about having a baby with another woman, and celebrity divorces/separations involving Teyana Taylor and Iman Shumpert, Jeezy and Jeannie Mai and Ariana Grande and Dalton Gomez (33:36). The Potnas then transition into stimulating dialogue unpacking key factors that lead to divorce and sustaining a marriage (47:36). In the "Highlight Topic", Meallionaire Trah discloses his culinary tactics, pet peeves, secrets and upcoming endeavors (1:07:57). To close the show, The Potnas' First Lady, SheIsSamBam, returns to test the boys' knowledge with her "Trivia" segment (1:31:48). You don't want to miss a second of this flavorful episode of your favorite podcast!
You're now tuning in to the sounds of the podcast podcast. Good morning, good evening, good afternoon, deep in the know, where you at on the globe. Ladies and gentlemen, it's time. Oh yeah, we back for episode 58. That's 58 for y'all. Yeah, man Of the podcast podcast, baby, uh huh, season eight, baby, season eight is the year of the eight, uh huh, lucky number eight. Thank you for tuning in to another episode of the podcast podcast where we're delivering our perspective on topics, news and shit. Baby, and without further ado, we're going to go ahead and get straight into this episode, episode 58,. Ladies and gentlemen, starting with the first up partner, give it up for their partner with the greatest vernacular. Ladies and gentlemen, dino Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa whoa.
Speaker 4:hold on the sexiest dad. Hold on, wait a minute.
Speaker 1:What the fuck? Who is that? Who is that? Give it up for Dino aka the Dixonary.
Speaker 4:Just blow the babies up.
Speaker 1:No, the kids are dropping the bomb, man. Oh, you're saying lying.
Speaker 2:Sheesh, last time they dropping bombs. It's ridiculous, it's not okay.
Speaker 1:And, ladies and gentlemen, I am none other. I'm the left wing side of the left field, tizzle baby. And today we got a very special guest, very, very, very, very special guest. So special that he said hey, yo, play my music one time. Play my music. All right, ladies and gentlemen, you were listening to the sounds that Jason Lyric. The song is called Table for two, but this isn't who we got here today. Ladies and gentlemen, our very special guest today, helen from studio what, houston, texas. Hey, yo, it's so special, baby, it feels so good. We want to welcome a renowned Houston chef. He is a new Helen from the preview and university and he is a Nimitz high school Cougars alumni. Baby, hey, we got to give it up for none other than millionaire trade. Hey, hold on, we got to turn it off for his part.
Speaker 4:God damn it.
Speaker 1:God damn it God damn it. Yeah, that was right on cue. You like that shit on.
Speaker 4:Got a table my food.
Speaker 1:Got a table. My fish Shout out to my nigga Millionaire trade.
Speaker 4:No, he said savor.
Speaker 1:Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, Got to save him Millionaire trade I savor my food.
Speaker 4:come on, man, you got to savor the flavor.
Speaker 1:Hey, why are you that? Nigga bro, I need to mess with his food. Are you doing a?
Speaker 4:demonstration Later on. I don't know about, I could have. It would have been dope.
Speaker 1:We'll do it next time. That's a fly ass song man. You paid for that feature. I didn't.
Speaker 2:Hey yo. He said I'm so fucking fly.
Speaker 4:He said pay for a feature. He rapped like that. He was just minting.
Speaker 1:I said, you pay for that feature.
Speaker 4:That's what I'm saying. People do that. That's not a thing. I don't know. I don't know.
Speaker 1:You just got to be, so fly and just have your connection so tight that you just have to be like hey, yo man I'm going to check him out because I like the sound of that. Oh, yeah, yeah, that was real. Hey, shout out to Jason Lyric man, we got to have you up here on the party. Is he a Houston native? No, he's Oakley. Oh, d-town baby. Hey, oh, hold on, hold on, hold on, yeah, I'm going to still listen to him.
Speaker 4:Triple D Shout out to the Triple D. I'm going to still check him out. We got a lot of partners.
Speaker 1:I know right, this is a little Houston Dallas B. Whatever we got to end the show.
Speaker 4:We got to cut the shit. Hey look, I'm one of them today. Yeah, I know.
Speaker 1:We all rock in a lot of blue today. We got sky blue, we got royal blue, we got the shit that I got it on.
Speaker 4:And I'm not even a blue fan. Yeah, no that's the thing, me neither. I don't even got a whole lot of blue I don't know.
Speaker 1:But look, ladies and gentlemen, for those that are listening, that are watching right now. We did not coordinate this, but what you got on your, we're going to get into a little minor fit check.
Speaker 4:Ladies and gentlemen right, quick, all right. So this is another Nimitz guy.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 4:My boy Duggie.
Speaker 1:Oh yeah, oh yeah, that's what's up. Shout out to Duggie yeah, I dig that. What does it say on there? Forever, yeah, forever. Athletic department. Yes, sir, no, I know, that's right. All right For show. And then Dino, what you rocking? Oh, do you? Before we move to Dino Trey, you want to show the squad where your show is, whatever?
Speaker 4:You mind, if I take the shoe, the shoe off and I go like they, they oh shit. I don't think you got the fucking wait, wait, hold on.
Speaker 1:You got to walk us through what this shoe is right now for our listeners that are watching right now, goodness gracious. I mean there's like at least eight colors on there and there's some dope shit on the interior of it too. Paddle leather yeah, walk us through what this is. This is a shine.
Speaker 4:This look like a Bayden Ape Air Force collab. Like that it's undefeated.
Speaker 1:Yeah, undefeated, and you can see the the logo imprinted and did it on the side. I ain't gonna lie.
Speaker 4:This made me a little sour. Undefeated Cause I used to be an Air Force one guy.
Speaker 1:You probably got the shittiest shoe out of the three of us right now, bro Crazy 97 was always riding 97, that makes sense. I mean no, I mean no.
Speaker 4:I mean he just feeling himself, he got some new shoes.
Speaker 2:Yeah, he's just feeling himself.
Speaker 1:I am I replenished my, my inventory, but no man this shoe is, it's beautiful man, and who would have thought that these many colors that would go together in the way that this is? And I know that that was kind of like tapping into your personal territory, just taking your shoe off.
Speaker 4:Yeah, man, he didn't ask me, he just ripped it off your foot.
Speaker 1:I was like you mind bro, like, but this is really fly I'm terribly impressed.
Speaker 4:I've never seen a shoe before. I've never seen a shoe before. I've never seen a shoe before. I just bought these socks today.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah, oh, cause we would have been smelling them, corn chips.
Speaker 4:No, herald brown, oh, the two of them, or they might not have been matching.
Speaker 1:Well, you can have your shoe back brother, yeah, yeah, I'm going to take my shoe? Oh, no, no, no, no no, I'm not taking off my shoes huh.
Speaker 4:You don't want to take your shoe off?
Speaker 1:No, All right. Well then tell the people what you weren't rocking right now.
Speaker 4:Everything connected. Like I said, I think it's part of the Olympic pack. They had red, yellow, blue. I have all of them at this point. Yeah, blue.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I've never seen any of the shit that you got on right now, except for the LA hat.
Speaker 4:But, you keep pulling out new things out of the closet, I don't know where, I don't know where.
Speaker 1:Look this ain't main character syndrome, at least I'm not trying to pull it.
Speaker 4:Am I bringing the best out of you?
Speaker 1:Am I bringing the best?
Speaker 4:out of you.
Speaker 1:Because why have I not seen this?
Speaker 4:That does not have nothing to do with you, but I'm really proud of you, bro, because you've been admitting lately that you acknowledge that it's me. You're a good person, bro, bro. I think we'll find a way to make it about him sometime, that's not being a nice person. You look so good Did you wear this? Because you was coming to see me? No, nigga.
Speaker 1:Oh yeah, look, All right, I'll walk you through what you got.
Speaker 4:Don't get it anymore, Bro. That's it, Wait.
Speaker 1:What you want to Is this a brand that you got on. I love the shirt. I am digging this For once. I actually envy what you got on.
Speaker 5:For once.
Speaker 1:That's really fucking fly.
Speaker 4:Okay, I take that as an ultimate. What?
Speaker 2:JTNT is an ultimate compliment.
Speaker 4:Oh man, we got them blue Gotcha bitch.
Speaker 2:All right.
Speaker 5:And then, last but not least, goddammit, You're gonna take my shirt off man oh, come on man, oh yeah.
Speaker 4:Hey man.
Speaker 1:So I debuted today on Instagram, which, by the time, I think you said dang it.
Speaker 4:I have no idea, I still ain't figured it out.
Speaker 1:I was very excited to add some new merch or some new items to my inventory of shoe collection. I think I feel like at this point, with over 50 pairs of shoes, because I don't know what the minimum threshold is. Dino, maybe you can enlighten me. But what? How many kicks does it take for you to become a sneakerhead?
Speaker 4:It's not about the number of kicks, it's the quality. The quality, yeah, because you don't have three kicks, but if all of them are fire kicks, I feel like I'm there now.
Speaker 1:I think you need more than three.
Speaker 4:I'm just saying like oh, not three what I know why you fucking saying three, somebody like you Not really. No, I'm more so I'm more so accentuating the point that it's more about quality of a quantity when it comes to shoes, and if you can see yourself a sneakerhead or whatever, a shoe connoisseur, so to speak. But because you can have 50 shoes naked, I'll be bullshitting.
Speaker 1:All right. So, ladies and gentlemen, what I'm holding up right now and I did not read the box, so I apologize for those if I he's gonna give it.
Speaker 4:It's gonna be a pain.
Speaker 1:But this is kind of like an aquifer, like an aquifer type of low dunk.
Speaker 4:Aquifer is like a Aquifer.
Speaker 1:What is that? It's an ointment. Oh shit, that's an aquifer court. Then there's aquifers. Then there's aquifers.
Speaker 4:Aquifers, I think, are like waterways.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah, well, there's a lot of waterway patterns that are happening.
Speaker 5:Oh are those called aquifers.
Speaker 1:No, but I just came up with it because I didn't read the box.
Speaker 2:Oh, okay, it kind of works.
Speaker 1:But no, no, no. So the shoe laces are baby blue and the sky blue is really matching the forever athletic department sky blue, dressy that, and then the Trey got on and then it has like this suede pattern design. It's like kind of metallic and holographic and then it has like this suede pattern inside as well. I thought it was really dope. I first discovered these shoes.
Speaker 4:If you're listening, I apologize on behalf of the department of aquifers.
Speaker 1:And then I got an Astro T on. He's definitely dragging it on.
Speaker 4:He said don't drag it. And then he described and the inside has a thread count of 200 poly I was excited.
Speaker 1:I think I chose that I'm a debut before the season ends. And yeah, man, I mean I'm just Look as a 90s guy, as a 90s guy and rocking Air Max 90s for like the past almost decade, I'm finally extending my olive branch out into different venues.
Speaker 4:He'd have been fired by me. So Dino is a 97 guy. All I wore around here was dunks. Air Max's forces, goddamn.
Speaker 1:But Dino is a long, goofy, lanky nigger and so I was like I like his style, but it ain't for me. So that's why I was kind of like.
Speaker 4:And now he's weighing up on me. I was ahead of the game, but now I'm kind of like into this so yeah. Shout out to money. I told him you need to tighten your security around this moment Because we wear the same size for some of them shoes, boy if you don't get it. So, watch just watch it, you would. So, have you seen my dunks, my aquifers, all right.
Speaker 1:Millionaire trade man. Thank you for it is a pleasure, brother, to finally have you on the podcast. Thank you for that I've been trying to have you on here for a couple of seasons now, and now we've finally been able to make it happen. Go ahead and tell us where you're from and what's your occupation, man.
Speaker 4:I'm from Houston, Texas. You already said it too. I am a private chef, slash event caterer. Yeah, so that's how I like, Dude. I've been doing that 100%. I've been 100% entrepreneur since 2017. Come on, man. Congratulations on that, bro. Thank you, man 2017,.
Speaker 1:Huh, that was before a pandemic, ladies and gentlemen, Before we even I was probably thinking it was pre-pandemic yeah because, look, I'm so tired of hearing all these people that found new careers through the pandemic and then I've already ended their careers at this point. Hey man, longevity and consistency is key, it's okay, you know what I mean. When it comes to your passion and whatnot, shout out to Dino too. No, no, no, you don't fall in that pool, brother, I'm sorry, well, because.
Speaker 1:I know you got it started in that, but you were kind of like I got started.
Speaker 4:yeah, During slash post-pandemic.
Speaker 1:Yeah, but I think that the pandemic just so happened to be going on in the back when it came to you that was a catalyst. Oh, that was.
Speaker 2:Oh shit, I was making so much money at the career.
Speaker 4:I mean it wasn't even about so much money. It was that I had about matched my salary of freelancing. I was like, okay, I can do this now. That's how I kind of started with you yeah, that's for sale.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah, yeah, okay. So there was a keyword that you had threw in there at the very beginning saying private, private. So kind of walk us through that. Like why do you have to stress the emphasis of being a private chef versus I guess, the opposite of that as a public chef?
Speaker 4:Like an restaurant. A public chef is someone that can come into your home and provide the service for you Cook right down the spot in your kitchen.
Speaker 1:Oh shit, oh okay. So you're the person that a lot of the ladies call on their Bachelorette trips whenever they going out to Cancun or anything like that.
Speaker 4:Actually I did do a Cancun trip.
Speaker 1:Oh, I know that's fucking right. Yeah, when did you do?
Speaker 4:that. How was that it was? I think that was last December. I want to say that was December.
Speaker 1:Man, they pay for your, they flew you out, flew me out and they flew me out.
Speaker 2:I know that's right, baby. I mean, I'm sure that's a part of like the package, the rate you put together.
Speaker 1:You gave them a discount on the food before them flying you out, or what?
Speaker 4:Absolutely not, oh god damn it. That's part of the package? Hell, no, that's part of the pricing, I would imagine yeah. It was about, I think, seven, eight girls.
Speaker 1:Word. Did you know any of?
Speaker 4:them Me, I guess. Oh, okay, they were a few. Of them were bottle girls.
Speaker 1:Oh shit, hey man, shout out to the Houston Bottle Girls. Man, Are they from?
Speaker 4:Houston, I believe so.
Speaker 1:Oh shit, hey man, they live in Houston. They live in Houston, they get it, so they do.
Speaker 4:Yeah baby.
Speaker 2:So question bro.
Speaker 4:You've done well, first of all, and also birthdays. I got a birthday coming. I might have to highlight you, oh yeah. So I'm curious, before you, like you get into the private chef game, did you work for a restaurant at all for any period of time, or you slid right into that being? Real life man the crazy part about it is, I didn't even set out to do yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah To be a private chef. Wow really. I bought a food truck and it was stolen. Oh damn, oh whoa.
Speaker 1:Yeah, you said okay, you've got to have to walk us through this. How in the well? Why did you want a food truck in the front Like?
Speaker 5:okay, take us all the way back. Just take us all the way back, Like have you always had a passion for food?
Speaker 1:Because as long as I've known you, trey, I've known you since like probably what? Like the fucking fifth grade or some shit like that. It's been a very long time, yeah and wow. I just never knew that you had this deep passion for food. You're so good at it and you have become to. You've gotten to the point where you are literally like a renowned Houston chef, which will eventually.
Speaker 4:If you go on Instagram and you type in Houston chef, my names, my page should be the first one.
Speaker 1:That's good SEO. That's what it says, what the hey man? Give it up, man.
Speaker 4:I was going to ask you why, why, why you start? Well, because I'm imagining you must have had some sort of like were you cooking young Were?
Speaker 2:you cooking in a house?
Speaker 4:Yeah, middle school. Yeah, okay, okay, yeah middle school and then, like college, came around and started cooking for like kickbacks and stuff. You've always had a passion for food. Yeah, it was always a passion.
Speaker 1:But were you doing that shit for free back in college? I was doing it for free, I was doing it for free then, but he was doing it.
Speaker 4:I should have started the business then, yeah, but I was just doing it for free, just because we was in kickbacks.
Speaker 1:Just show your skills off, and you were Just having kickbacks at the house and you can do it At that point? Did you have an idea, or like, have like had an inclination, that you were going to take it as far as what you did?
Speaker 4:No, I did not.
Speaker 1:Wow, he said he.
Speaker 4:It was people that was telling me that I should have started, that I should have been selling it, or why not making it into a business? And I got convinced by another friend brother's name Michael Thomas. Oh PVA bro.
Speaker 1:Yeah, and, ladies and gentlemen, when he said the frat.
Speaker 3:I mentioned it before, but you probably didn't fucking hurt.
Speaker 1:They heard it. They probably didn't hear it the first time around, but when I said noop, yeah, and I was like basically another known term for a young brother of Kappa Kappa, kappa, kappa, kappa, alpha Alpha.
Speaker 4:Alpha, alpha, alpha, alpha, sigh ladies and gentlemen, hey, god damn it.
Speaker 1:You know, I don't know what the fucking vibes is baby. Hey, I actually should have played that. That's what I thought you were going to do. I was waiting. I was waiting. Probably later We'll probably close with that song. Whatever, shout out to George Clinton and the Paramount.
Speaker 2:But anyways okay so.
Speaker 1:I'm going to go. George Clinton and the Paramount, you enjoy your cooking. Yeah, sounds like it.
Speaker 4:I don't get tired of it. That's dope man.
Speaker 1:That is so key right now I'm going to play a ding for that. Because that, yeah, I mean it truly is your passion. How long have you had a passion for it, though, like, did your mom help you in the kitchen or were you helping her out? I mean, did your mom help you. Were you helping your moms out or your aunties?
Speaker 4:Well, my mom, she cooks, but it was more so my dad. Oh, your pops.
Speaker 1:Was he a griller? Or was he like, yeah, smoker and all of that shit, not smoker as in like chain smoker in the end that cigarette shit I'm talking about like down south, dirty south, like Texas barbecue throwing like got the. Did he have a trailer smoker?
Speaker 4:I'm always thinking soul food, oh God damn it.
Speaker 1:What was your favorite food growing up? Ox tail. Oh my God, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 4:It's not a it's not a.
Speaker 1:It's not an S on there.
Speaker 4:I just want people to know it's not an S, it's not Ox tail.
Speaker 1:Oh, it's not Ox tail, it's Ox tail, it's single Ox tail.
Speaker 4:Oh shit, all right, now we're learning something now that's like a, that's a um, what is it? Pepeave?
Speaker 1:Man, what is another one of your pepeaves when it comes to cooking? Or just the insinuation or assumption of of?
Speaker 4:a chef, some get wrong or something. Yeah, something, people get wrong. Um, like people get wrong, um, I would say we do say Ox tail, I'm just thinking.
Speaker 2:I hear people say that a lot too, but on the menu it's just Ox tail yeah.
Speaker 4:You're not.
Speaker 2:are you Jamaican?
Speaker 4:No, you ain't got no Jamaican blood. Why would he say Ox tail, you think like, because that's a Caribbean dish.
Speaker 1:No, it's not. Where does it originate from then, Dino? I mean it's just I about to say oh shit, black black, black, black, black, black, black, black.
Speaker 4:Now I would say the diaspora is vast. So yeah, they make them in the Caribbean, they make them in other places after the other places, but we ate Ox tail and Ox tail. The funny thing wouldn't even like a a desire cut of meat. Yeah.
Speaker 1:Now expensive. That was the leftovers. That was left over. I apologize, it was a mistake.
Speaker 4:Yeah, smothered Ox tail, smothered turkey necks Like what we used to kill that boy, conrad All right?
Speaker 1:Well, potlucka, I got you into cooking and from there, I guess you just kind of like, like, when did you know that you were?
Speaker 4:good at it. Good question, I always been good at it, talk about it, I'm not that good. Now, some recipes may have been like trial and error, but I don't think I ever made nothing nasty, yeah Word.
Speaker 1:Yeah, Nothing nasty, but like, maybe like too salty or too savory, or is there such a thing as too savory, Like like, it's just like oh it's like it's too much flavor. I feel like that. I've experienced that before. It was probably like a pot roast or like a little, like it was just too much. I'm like, I'm like. I probably need her like a rice to be, to be a good base for this.
Speaker 4:It didn't have rice.
Speaker 1:That's a problem you didn't have rice without a rice yeah.
Speaker 2:What's the first?
Speaker 4:problem. That's the problem. It was potatoes, but the potatoes were like Cooked inside with it, right? No, it's not, not cooked inside.
Speaker 1:Look, not everybody's blessed like you.
Speaker 2:No, you're not trying Okay.
Speaker 4:Maybe, Matt Maybe Matt. He's saying like potatoes and carrots was cooked up in there. Yeah, so he's a gloopy.
Speaker 1:No, it wasn't cooked up in it, it was just like cooked around it and so like everybody has different way Look okay. Hey yo, our listeners that are watching that. Oh my God, oh yeah, all right, we're going to get straight into. We're going to loop it back around, but let's get into a quick ice breaker. Right, quick, what is your favorite food and why?
Speaker 4:To make or to eat. I feel like that's two different things. To eat Okay, go, you ain't never fucking thought about this. He liked to eat as much as you could, that's the thing, and I'm one of those people that I don't never have a like a taste for anything. Oh yeah, I can stop anywhere and get me something to eat.
Speaker 1:Oh word, oh okay, oh shit, I didn't really think about that. I can't stop anywhere and get something to eat.
Speaker 4:Well, not necessarily. Anyway, it got to be good, but I don't have, I don't be like dang, what can?
Speaker 1:I tell you, I got some ribs today.
Speaker 4:I got you.
Speaker 1:So when's the last time you had fast food?
Speaker 4:And not like fancy fast, like we ain't talking about five girls.
Speaker 1:Wait, Chipotle is fancy fast, fast.
Speaker 4:That's considered fast casual I'm talking about five guys, that's fancy fast.
Speaker 1:Fancy fast food.
Speaker 2:Wendy's breakfast I got a dope breakfast I had.
Speaker 1:Wendy's breakfast, I think I had it.
Speaker 4:when they first dropped it, it was in the airport and they gave me potato wedges.
Speaker 2:Do we want to count that?
Speaker 4:It's seasoned potato wedges. It was a dry, thin, I think.
Speaker 1:maybe I again, maybe it was a dry thin. It had to be in a shitty Wendy's no, no, no.
Speaker 4:Is it an airport with this? It was an airport, I think it's probably totally different.
Speaker 1:Well, I got it like when they first dropped. You got to go to one of them, things like the Wendy's. That's like standstill, and you're driving to El Paso or California or some shit and then you just pull off whatever you see at Wendy's. And that shit is like boy at like 8.30 something in the morning.
Speaker 4:I didn't even have breakfast.
Speaker 1:When you driving to Mississippi. Your next time going to Mississippi, pull off to a Wendy's in the morning.
Speaker 4:I used to go somewhere. I stopped, but I don't want to say it no.
Speaker 1:why you want to say it? Man, put your shit out there man Promote black business baby. It ain't black business. It ain't black business you from Mississippi.
Speaker 4:My folks are. I was raised here, I went to Jackson State my first two years.
Speaker 1:That's when my momma went.
Speaker 4:Yeah, I went to Jackson.
Speaker 1:Oh yeah, I completely forgot about that. That's when my people like my grandfather got his.
Speaker 4:He went to school there, taught ROTC there. My auntie, that's my people. Did you try out football out there?
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 4:You did, did you play.
Speaker 1:No.
Speaker 2:I wasn't with the.
Speaker 4:I had never sat on a bench in my life, so I wasn't with the walk on thing and then like wake up and go work out at five in the morning. Yeah, and did not play yeah.
Speaker 1:So I was like, yeah, I wasn't with it.
Speaker 4:He was like I'm too good to be. I feel you yeah.
Speaker 1:What position Running back? Oh shit, God damn it.
Speaker 4:Hey y'all, he brought a challenge you to a race.
Speaker 1:Watch out. First off, he can't keep up with me. See, there you go, oh shit.
Speaker 4:No, no, no, no, train was really fast. What?
Speaker 1:did you like mid-distance or something in school? No, I ran into the four-by-one with Marion and trained on it, oh yeah.
Speaker 3:I was pretty fast.
Speaker 1:No, I wasn't like at their level, but I did what I needed to do for us to place and get a medal and if I can, it was you, marion?
Speaker 4:Johnny, and who, karey?
Speaker 1:No, it was. I forgot what his name is Lyskin nigger. He was short stubby, and I mean not stubby.
Speaker 4:He was short and swole.
Speaker 1:It's not Adrian. What the fuck was his name? Andre, I think. I think his name was Dre Andre, I can't remember, bro, it was so many niggers that was in and out of track. I just remember that right after the race I immediately had to go to the restroom. I had never been so fucking nervous to run that race and it was a thing.
Speaker 1:After the race yeah, Look because Coach Johnson at the time, or whatever, and rest the peace to Coach Johnson. But the nigger had called me up and was like hey, thomas, you up, I'm like whoa, whoa, hold on. I was doing hurdles at the time. I did once in hurdles. You remember Coach Johnson? He was, uh, coach Lewis. Oh shit, god damn it. You're right.
Speaker 4:And I don't think he passed away. No, no, no, no, I'm talking about uh the uh, the limits yes.
Speaker 1:Okay, all right, we'll have an offline conversation or whatever I'm probably getting.
Speaker 4:He said RIP, I'm probably fucking this shit up. No no no, because Lewis was a newt too. Huh, because Lewis was a newt, kevin Lewis.
Speaker 1:No, I'm not talking about him, I'm not talking about them. No, I'm talking about uh.
Speaker 4:What middle school y'all went to? I went to Teague. Y'all were some Teague boys.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I went to Drew. Well, at first I was at uh, Um, Uh.
Speaker 4:I had transferred from uh.
Speaker 1:Wait then you started?
Speaker 4:When did you come from San Antonio to here?
Speaker 1:That was high school I like, so I. My freshman year I was at Carver, carver, the performing Magnus School, and that's where I was doing dance to theater.
Speaker 2:And then um.
Speaker 5:Well.
Speaker 1:I got a boyfriend and then we moved up to San Antonio and I was there for two years at Steel and then Ray had to call your mom out like that.
Speaker 4:Huh, he could have just said I moved to San Antonio.
Speaker 1:What the fuck is that my mom was living, bro, my mom's never been married, whatever, but she's done a great job, a hell of a job, raising four kids on her own and stuff whatever.
Speaker 4:I understand. That's what I feel like.
Speaker 2:I didn't mean it like that.
Speaker 4:Alright, so fast forward. Alright, let's move fast, nigga. And then, uh, one thing led to another.
Speaker 1:No, I just had to throw out there because I felt like that y'all were going to bring up like why don't you move to San Antonio?
Speaker 4:So, anyways, we moved to San Antonio. Who from Mississippi?
Speaker 1:Alright, I fell into the pressure from him, though, when it comes to this nimmah shit and then uh, after that, yeah, cause coaching did come, though Coach's day had passed away. I just, you don't fucking. You ever remember that I thought his name was Coach Johnson. I may have been.
Speaker 4:Like look, I had.
Speaker 1:Coach to blur.
Speaker 4:Cause I went to three of the motherfuckers Coach you talking about wasn't even that nimmah, that's what I'm thinking Like, literally, bro. That's why I had to say that, cause I would check Coach's word Coach Calis, coach Nick and Coach Lewis from the Come From the Main Grace Center.
Speaker 1:So which one was the big one? Cause I thought the doubt, Coach Cubs.
Speaker 4:He did Shopping in Disco. He was Shopping in.
Speaker 1:Disco.
Speaker 4:No.
Speaker 1:That was the coach you think about was we're going to have to talk about.
Speaker 4:We're going to have to ask Ricky, he was.
Speaker 1:Maybe, maybe Cause Coach Calis. Ricky don't know track, he doesn't know cross country. No, no, no, I said Ricky, which Ricky Mexican Ricky?
Speaker 4:Like Castillo yeah.
Speaker 1:But that's why you thought that I ran a long distance, whatever mid distance, cause he ran that I didn't run that shit, I was, I was.
Speaker 4:I don't remember his coach name, cause he wasn't.
Speaker 1:Yeah, no, no. No, I didn't know it's a long story short. Oh he, a new coach.
Speaker 4:Damn. Why is this y'all?
Speaker 1:everywhere. It's just to stick with what was associated with track bro. Like you, just get the bubble guts right and for our listeners that have no idea what Southern Slang is you said after the race. Normally it happened before, but I had got called. I wasn't expecting oh running with some shit.
Speaker 4:But you didn't feel until after.
Speaker 1:Yes, because, like I was running with the big dogs, these were the fastest niggas in the school, okay. And then we were running like Nah, I just ran the bubble guts for sure. High, uh, a hybrid guard race At fucking. I think at the time we were at North Shore.
Speaker 4:That was always the first track meet of the year.
Speaker 1:Oh, my God bro.
Speaker 4:That track meet was always cold, like 20 some degrees outside, fucking freezing that was the first track meet of the year.
Speaker 1:The temperature was easily in the 40s and it was in a rain that morning. That fucking track was all fucking dewy and shit.
Speaker 4:I feel like that was like 10th grade.
Speaker 1:No, no, it was my senior year, bro. Your senior year? Yeah, it was my senior year. And that's when, like later on in that year, like that's when niggas started going to the league and started getting contracts and shit, or not to the league, but to college, to college.
Speaker 4:Yeah, yeah and then, so Huff wasn't on the relay.
Speaker 1:No, yeah, no, no, no, it was Marion. Marion was the last leg. The third leg was no, actually I was the third leg, I was going to start second, but then Coach yes, it was Coach Callis.
Speaker 4:It wasn't.
Speaker 1:Johnson. We know that it wasn't Johnson, but that's Coach Callis.
Speaker 5:Yeah, it had to be Coach Callis.
Speaker 1:A nigga that looked like Chris Tucker or whatever.
Speaker 5:Yeah, that's Coach Callis.
Speaker 4:So you're not crazy? No, I'm not crazy, I was trying to help.
Speaker 1:I think it would make you sit tonial, it was within a span of 10 minutes and it was the most nerve-wracking shit and whatever. I had just finished hurdles and then it got to the right and I was putting my one of my ones back on because it was cold as shit. And then next thing, you know, thomas, you're up. And I was like yeah, yeah, what's up, coach? And I thought he was asking me to start getting the shit together because it was like the last we about to wrap this shit up. And then he was like no, I need you. And I was like what?
Speaker 4:You were asking something you don't usually run. No, I don't. Oh, it was a relay.
Speaker 1:Huh, look, I used to. You can't pace niggas when it comes to like the 100 and stuff, but I would just run with them, like in practice, because I wasn't nearly as fast as them.
Speaker 5:But I could do enough to keep up. You can keep up.
Speaker 1:Okay, okay, and so he. I think it was Huff that had to get out the race, because I think he pulled a hammy.
Speaker 4:That's Johnny.
Speaker 1:Harris, Okay yes. Yes, Okay now the fucking.
Speaker 2:Yes, bro.
Speaker 4:We had a dead coach, a nigga named Dray, on the team.
Speaker 2:What do we have?
Speaker 1:That's my last year at Nimitz with such a blur bro, I vaguely remember it. So niggas asked me all the time bro, you remember Keisha? You remember I'm like damn, I was a little bit of a blur, but long story short, he called me to the race, whatever, and the shit was this. The entire fucking time it was literally just like this in my mind, just pacing in the pulsing of a heartbeat.
Speaker 1:And then like yeah, and normally that shit would come like before the race, but that shit was happening all throughout and then I just remember, everything went silent and then the gunshot ran off and then niggas started running and then I went from being the second leg to switching off at the last minute, like being the third leg, right before the race, and so I had never ran third leg before and so I had the fucking curve. These were in anchor, yeah, exactly.
Speaker 4:At least I wasn't in anchor, but that baton handoff was so flawless.
Speaker 1:I just felt like a champion at that point. Imagine if I would have fucked that up, though yeah, this would be a different memory.
Speaker 4:You wouldn't have forgotten none of the body we got there in place, though, so it wasn't like completely perfect, but look it was my first four by one race, because I only did like three after that and we definitely didn't place at that point.
Speaker 1:We wrote the whole book right now. So can we keep the original cast and characters and we're going to make them into a TV script.
Speaker 4:Ok right, let's do that. All right, so shout out Dre and Coach Johnson. Shall we get into the new movie?
Speaker 1:Yeah, we're going to say them for the new TV show. Coach Cowles was my favorite coach, though he was the one I felt like that always kind of just believed in me and gave me chances and whatnot, because I would have started originally in mid-distance With Ricky.
Speaker 4:But you know, remember this, nigga named.
Speaker 1:I had a lot of coaches in high school, but anyways, let's get into the new movie. I have a question for y'all. I got our new Uh-oh.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:So there's a lot of shit going on in Houston. One Good or bad.
Speaker 5:No a couple of good things.
Speaker 1:I mean there's a lot of things. Beyonce's in town or whatever. So shout out to Queen B. And then Houston has been so prominent lately that Dre has fucking moved to Houston.
Speaker 2:Did y'all know about?
Speaker 1:that I mean he's mentioned, like Perlin and Like he been, all the states and all the neighborhoods in Houston he done been through his motherfucker like every weekend, like he got a property here somewhere already? No, I don't think he officially posted on Instagram that he has property now I saw him driving on a golf cart. Yeah, but anyways, did y'all see Tori Lane's jail transfer in his new mugshot In prison?
Speaker 1:He ain't gonna serve all these cops he look rough man them hair plugs, is he already was looking rough, that's the thing, he had, money yeah. He been looking rough, he a ugly nigga huh.
Speaker 4:Nah, his scalp just been hurting for a minute.
Speaker 1:He been holding. It look like some white things that were coming out of his pores, man, it just wasn't looking right.
Speaker 4:It wasn't looking really good. He can't get the upkeep.
Speaker 1:Exactly, that was Greasing.
Speaker 4:Gray.
Speaker 1:Very unfortunate man. You shouldn't shoot people in the foot.
Speaker 4:No.
Speaker 2:I didn't.
Speaker 4:We mentioned Bees in town. Quick question T I felt this way we know Beyoncé Ticket, beyoncé sold out. Because my barber's work traveling for a shout out nail. I go by NRG to get my haircut and he got like a sign that has like oh, renaissance tour, and it says sold out, biggest day. You know where you can't come. Anybody. Y'all would pay that grip and we know what the price, let's say the range, is between 500 and 1,000.
Speaker 1:Oh, you asked this before I wanted to show.
Speaker 2:Trey.
Speaker 1:I was capping, bro, there's literally some white chick popping out of his head. I don't know what that is.
Speaker 2:You see that, I think that's just a picture, though.
Speaker 4:Why would there be white stuff like that's the glue? From the piece oh man, that is what this is the glue from the hair piece. He wears a hair piece. You see his hair for real. It's like patches of his hair gone. He's balded.
Speaker 1:You just got to go bald at that point.
Speaker 4:That's what I say. He was bald.
Speaker 1:I guess he didn't like it, and you can see, like the hairline where I guess, like it was covering up his head that boy look rough, he look like an old school, though he look like he original Hoover crib. His name used to be Bubba in high school or some shit.
Speaker 4:Yeah, Leroy.
Speaker 1:I can't even say that, because we know what Bubba.
Speaker 4:Bubba ain't bad. Bubba's parties go hard, but I ain't gonna lie. He look like he played football in 1930s bro.
Speaker 1:He got a comb over.
Speaker 4:People used to comb their head to the side, Damn. Dino.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah, yeah, enough of that. Did y'all hear about Club Shay Shay which?
Speaker 4:is basically.
Speaker 1:Shannon Sharp. Yup, Shannon Sharp's podcast. Shannon Sharp doing some big business over there. In first take he had Dwayne Wade on his podcast recently. Did you see that episode?
Speaker 4:I didn't see the whole episode. I saw the clip about when he asked him about Gabriel Yen, with Telling her he had a baby on the way over there.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah, yeah, let's listen to this clip right quick. In the relationship war.
Speaker 5:there's something that transpired, Was it? Harder for you to sit down and have a conversation and to tell her that something had happened outside of the relationship or losing the finals. Way harder to have a conversation with my now wife who wasn't at the time but my now wife about it.
Speaker 4:He said that a lot, though he tried to think about every now and then he's trying to get at date.
Speaker 5:You're thinking about what you're gonna say and you're also thinking about how she's gonna react. I mean not gonna play this whole clip, but it's not scary One. The whole situation is scary. Your public figure, that's what I didn't know about. But you.
Speaker 2:You know that this is gonna Clearly if my now wife took a relationship with her in her life.
Speaker 5:Right, and no matter what people say on the outside or what people want to think this and that, ultimately you gotta sit with you and you gotta sit with this person and this is who you're gonna be with. And I had to sit with my wife about this and had this conversation. You told her before it became public. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I did.
Speaker 1:Because that.
Speaker 4:I didn't know about that.
Speaker 1:I can't lie to you With that said just imagine if you had did some shit or whatever. So I'll try it. You're single right. No, I'm not. Then we can all kind of Indulge in this hypothetical. Then Okay. Imagine if you had did some shit, whatever you inebriated and you got involved with a woman Like post hanging out with the fellas and stuff, whatever, and some shit led to another, and then you got involved.
Speaker 4:Like usher confession style, you interrelate, but you're not married, you don't get out pregnant.
Speaker 1:Well, I mean, in this situation, he did get somebody pregnant right. So imagine if you were in that scenario situation. How would y'all handle that?
Speaker 4:With somebody I'm with. I got somebody else pregnant.
Speaker 1:Your current lady right now. How do you break that down to her? Isn't that tough?
Speaker 4:I wouldn't know what to say because I wouldn't do it. I mean, this shit is wild. You gotta be an NBA baller. She's handling it.
Speaker 4:In fact, I ain't gonna be honest the first thing that came across my mind and you know I'm thinking hypothetically, because my current lady is not, you know but you know I'm convinced all women have some crazy, seriously thoroughly embedded in their psyche that comes out with certain things happening right. The first thing, when you said what would you do, I was thinking man, get my pistol. Because I'm thinking, if I tell my woman this, like my life may be in jeopardy, because it's one thing to step out on your lady, like I always say take care of home, bro, don't do dirt, but if you do it, be clean. You know what I'm saying, which I don't think anyone should cheat, but take care of home, no, no, no.
Speaker 1:Look, try to stand on his own ground right now he's like hey, anybody can get it. No, but look for sure.
Speaker 4:Don't go make another family bro Like that's crazy. Look, I mean like.
Speaker 1:But come on, man, Like this shit just so happens to happen. My question to y'all See it don't just happen to happen. Look, I mean like a baby, a baby Niggas pull out game, or niggas probably fucking raw. Or if they got a condom on that shit, probably got a slit in it, or you need to get a smile, a smile aside. You ain't never had sex in every age. Okay, so before your lady right now. How did you like? You ain't never had no scares. How did that go for you?
Speaker 4:Oh, that's a different question. Have you had scares? Yeah, but why did you have a scare Not?
Speaker 1:our wife. But how did you have a scare Like, how did I?
Speaker 4:You probably don't wear a Jimmy, but like.
Speaker 1:Yeah, so you don't. So you don't got the Jimmy on.
Speaker 4:I don't just like.
Speaker 1:So why was that a scare? Did you nut in her? No hey, I'm not, but it's that sure he probably was, you know. I don't precom.
Speaker 4:Oh no, did I get out quick enough? Like you know, you question that little precom.
Speaker 5:I don't know if I made it out quick enough or I don't know.
Speaker 4:You know, and so it's like Indiana Jones. Did I make it out enough?
Speaker 1:Yeah, but I've had a couple of those before.
Speaker 4:I never just was just Just straight up shooting clubs of just, ah, no, rambo style is crazy, that's right Every man aged at 30 to have a scare.
Speaker 2:Everybody, I'm pretty sure, had a no-sees.
Speaker 4:But how did you handle your?
Speaker 1:scare Just.
Speaker 4:See if you guys got a problem.
Speaker 1:All right, all right, all right All right.
Speaker 2:another question, Another question.
Speaker 4:You said take a cigar. No, take it to God.
Speaker 5:Oh, take it to God.
Speaker 1:Oh okay, Would they? Are you fully confident that your woman would leave you if you put her in that predicament? Yeah, definitely.
Speaker 4:Let me think. Let me think, hold on. Let me think, Another baby, yeah, she out of here. I ain't no wife I would hope she would leave a nigga like I ain't go a lot. I don't know if I can still be with her if she didn't wanna leave me.
Speaker 2:Why would you stick it around for this boy?
Speaker 4:What about me making you want to stay? After that you got this career. You like me too much. Cause that shit wild.
Speaker 2:I mean, I'm packing my bags. She's packing her bags. We got it, bro, yeah yeah.
Speaker 1:All right, so, and then, what else is in news? I have a question for y'all, because a couple of things have been transpiring.
Speaker 2:Okay.
Speaker 1:Tiana Taylor and Emma Shumpert apparently have been separated for the past three years right.
Speaker 2:And they have. Officially Tiana has. Officially they compare to T&Homies, but they have separated for me. Yeah, they've been separated for nearly three years.
Speaker 1:Yeah, mutually right, but they've kept that under wraps. So applause to them for doing that, because we definitely appreciate somebody that keeps their business under wraps.
Speaker 4:It'll take time to figure you out, or whatever it is.
Speaker 1:Yeah, for the past three years they've been separated, and then again.
Speaker 4:She came out recently and said all this yeah, I saw that, but I didn't know it was three years.
Speaker 1:And then, additionally I didn't fact check it you know, we talked about this last part, I believe, but GZ and Genie Mai they have. Gz has filed for divorce. Genie Mai has recently contested the divorce.
Speaker 4:She's trying to make it worse, she's trying to make it worse.
Speaker 1:Okay, so, before I go on, because there's one more divorce that's happening as we speak.
Speaker 4:More than that, yeah.
Speaker 1:yeah, there is, but there's one more notable one. But with the Genie Mai stuff. Why do you think that she's contesting it? Do you think that she's like you're not getting out of marriage and bondage with me, or do you? Or not bondage, but marriage with me? You meant that. Or do you think she's like nah, we gotta settle and have better settlement terms.
Speaker 4:I mean so. Usually you contest because you don't agree with the terms of the divorce, or you're trying to patch it up. You're like no hold on, let's see if we can make it work, baby. That's literally what I just said I believe she wants to make it work.
Speaker 2:For real, I believe so.
Speaker 4:Well, cause they both signed pre-nup, so I would imagine like why would you contest?
Speaker 2:She doesn't get anything?
Speaker 4:out of the divorce.
Speaker 5:But what does that say for you?
Speaker 4:keep your individual property right, and then I'm sure they have an arrangement.
Speaker 1:But what does that say about GZ then? Because it's just like like cause normally, wow.
Speaker 4:I don't know. Maybe GZ had another baby.
Speaker 1:If she don't, no, no, because before him, like she said, she would never have kids.
Speaker 4:I saw what she said she would never marry a black man. Basically too.
Speaker 1:Oh shit man. You see, how that turned out.
Speaker 4:All that changed, though.
Speaker 1:when she got married, she married these snowmen. That's crazy, man. Hey, where's this fucking boy in that Don't get it so deep.
Speaker 4:I mean I, you know.
Speaker 2:She's ridiculous.
Speaker 4:I love, love bro. So I mean I'm not. You know that was. I want to see them work because we all got behind that.
Speaker 1:We loved their look, we loved like, especially like the whole revelation that she had talking about she never had kids, she never married a black man and then, like she just you know, seemed like a helpless romantic.
Speaker 4:And then I think she don't want to be a baby mama. Well, she, oh yeah, she don't want to be like a statistic baby. But would she be a statistic? I don't know how they rock over there.
Speaker 1:What's her background? What's her? I mean, we know she's Asian, but we don't like being the means of the GZ to snowman. Let me look it up.
Speaker 4:And then being a baby mama to a GZ, to snowman, it's like are you fellin' to the stereotype? Yeah, fell into the stereotype and they usually stick with their kind. Of course they encourage it.
Speaker 1:Yeah, which I mean you know?
Speaker 2:She is, I mean I encourage is a beautiful thing.
Speaker 4:I love, love bro. So what? What makes you happy with her reason? What makes sense to you and your cipher man? Go for it.
Speaker 1:She's half Chinese and half Vietnamese.
Speaker 4:Yes, oh, she's a little beautiful mix.
Speaker 1:Okay, All right girl. Well, hopefully they make it out. And then Ariana Grande and then and her. I didn't even know that she was fucking married. But to some, to some guy named Dalton Gomez. But they're divorcing after two years.
Speaker 4:So she was married.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 4:Yeah.
Speaker 1:I mean, she don't have been through so many different guys and whatnot. But, the fact that, Big Sean, she rest a piece of Mac Miller but, yeah.
Speaker 4:I remember that one.
Speaker 1:Yeah, Y'all remember when nevermind I'm gonna bring that Stop. God bless, god bless. Yeah, what's the nigga that dated Kim Kardashian, pete Davis?
Speaker 5:Pete Davis, oh shit.
Speaker 1:Yeah, she was involved with him. Shit man, she never been to my other block so I don't know if she's like the celebrity the little thotty thot.
Speaker 4:When they pass around or whatever. My wife didn't even know she was older than 19.
Speaker 1:Fam she after two years this time. Lloyd said two years they've been married. That's crazy. So I'm like how long have they known each other and dated before then?
Speaker 4:Because I felt like she was just with who Exactly? Who was the last one? I don't know, my nigga got lost.
Speaker 5:That was my point, that was my point.
Speaker 2:So I guess what I really know about, like what's the last song she had?
Speaker 4:What's the last thing you heard? I don't see her own the voice.
Speaker 1:Listen, listen, listen. But there's a reason why I'm bringing her up. So is marriage overrated, or is it the people doing it?
Speaker 4:You tell us marriage. I think the way you phrase it is wild bro.
Speaker 1:Like don't duck the question Is marriage rated or?
Speaker 4:I think, given the context you've given with the people, I think I understand what you're asking. But the way you phrase it is like nigga, we all, of course we can't is marriage overrated or you married so you say, yes, overrated? That's like saying, of course.
Speaker 1:Well, from your lens and seeing how people are doing it, the way you phrase it it's not a question I can answer.
Speaker 4:You see what I'm saying. So it's like the question I think you're asking is like why is marriage? Because, bro, the divorce rates up in 2023? Marriage does not. People are getting married much later. If they're getting married at all.
Speaker 1:Let me rephrase the question Do you think that the public thinks that marriage is becoming overrated? Or is it just the people's misconception about marriage, because the divorce rates are at an all time high now and the fact that these people are like almost in a sense, like testing marriage out? I gotta be honest with you.
Speaker 4:This is a question I've thought about a lot. At least I'll tell you what I've thought about. And then this is the way that the question was initially. But, like, I've put a lot of thought toward, why is marriage what it is today? Cause, like, when I talk to our contemporaries, our peers, about marriage, bro, it's like people look at it way different. And I'm talking about like people who had a great example of marriage. Look like you know what I'm saying. So you can't use the excuse oh, I didn't have my dad around. Oh, I didn't. No one was married by my grandma and they died when I was three. Like you can't use like bro, just ideologically, I know people who don't believe in the idea of marriage.
Speaker 1:Trey, what so it's like I don't.
Speaker 4:I don't know what got us to where people are like not getting married as often, where marriages aren't working.
Speaker 1:Yeah, trey, I want to know your thoughts, like based off of everything that you've seen. I don't want to be one though, like what's your perception on the field when it comes to marriage and how they perceive it?
Speaker 2:and how they're treating it. No, not yet You're planning to get married, but how long you been with your lady If?
Speaker 4:you don't mind, let me ask you it's fresh?
Speaker 1:It's fresh, okay, but you do plan at some point to get married to someone, okay, yeah okay, so, but did you grow up around like your family and your friends and your family friends like being married and staying in?
Speaker 4:No, I haven't seen many successful. A lot of us have Successful man, just know.
Speaker 1:So, but what about now? Has that changed? Clearly no Damn.
Speaker 4:Still what I'm saying, bro, it's a thing, there's people our age like in our age group that are getting married and divorced within a year. Yeah right, or getting engaged.
Speaker 5:So what do you think is the problem?
Speaker 1:Engaged and not even making it down the aisle.
Speaker 2:They know you're making it down the aisle. So what do y'all think is the problem then?
Speaker 4:That's what I'm telling you. I don't think people are taking it seriously. Not necessarily taking it seriously or they're not like fighting to keep it going.
Speaker 5:Committed to the journey is what I was gonna say Cause people, I don't.
Speaker 2:They underestimate it.
Speaker 4:They underestimate it and I think social media plays a part in it too.
Speaker 1:Oh, God damn it. These sound the magic fucking word baby. This is what I'm sorry, Everything on social media.
Speaker 4:What people? That people don't post the best. They only pay. They only pay the right pay.
Speaker 1:And then you have no idea what's going on behind closed doors, right, I mean? I think it's supposed to be this thing, listen, and I think that when it came to Tiana Taylor and Iman, shrumpert, right, shumpert, shrumpert.
Speaker 4:I got Ray Shrumpert in my mind Shrumpert, shrumpert, shrumpert. He from Mississippi too, by the way.
Speaker 1:Shout out to the ship Foods on my mind, ray Shrumpert. Whatever, we're gonna have a long conversation after this and we got kind of like a little fun activity for you at the end of this. But anyways, man, I think that a lot of the culture, if you will a lot of folks in the black community were riding behind and believing in their, in their holy matrimony, matrimony.
Speaker 4:Did I say that one. Oh, you talking about.
Speaker 1:Tiana and Iman. Yeah, Tiana and Iman.
Speaker 5:Like we believed in them.
Speaker 1:And we supported them. We were excited. They were like the young. They were practically like the young Will and Jada, if you will, right and we were getting behind the sport, but I was behind the sport. Well, because, like they were both successful in their own fields of endeavor.
Speaker 1:Iman with basketball and then Tiana with entertainment and performing the singer. She's one of the most talented singers out there right now and she's retired out of the. That's a whole other story that we're getting to later, but what I'm saying is like that they had a really dope bond and relationship and chemistry that a lot of people like got with, and for them to like say that not only are we separated, but we have been for the past three years, that set a lot of people back. They're like oh shit, if they not even working out, then what does that mean for me?
Speaker 4:Yeah, I've seen a lot of them, right.
Speaker 1:So like. But Trey had mentioned something you know, saying that social media plays a huge part in being a culprit as to what is creating the divide. But I feel like that you didn't agree with me. When I've mentioned it before in the past, it may have been framing, but why do you agree now? Well, so I think Can you expound on your not thought For sure.
Speaker 4:I think, Expound, I think the thing I agree most with is that people don't don't aren't as committed to the journey. I don't think people realize how much work relationships take to be successful. You know what I'm saying, and so when I say I agree, it's because I mean we all consume social media. I, honestly, probably consume more social media than traditional media. I don't watch a lot of TV, bro. I don't watch a lot of shows and sitcoms and all that shit. I watch probably more social media than TV.
Speaker 5:Yeah, things have changed for sure, as you're sitting down and watching the TV.
Speaker 4:I don't really do a lot of that. So if what you're and what you watch is only, like you said, the positive stuff for the most part, and so if you only see the light in relationships, then that's your expectation. You know what I'm saying. And so, like if you watch nothing but I don't know, a certain same thing they say with like a pornography, and when you watch it too young, if that's all that you know you're not experiencing it, you think that's what it is. Well then you have a. You have a. It's like an unhealthy relationship Misconception.
Speaker 4:Exactly, it's a misconception, and so relationships is the same thing. People get into them, experience their honeymoon phase, and I think it's golden. And then you have a disagreement, you get around them and, of course, you ever cohabitating. That's the normal thing.
Speaker 1:You learn bad habits.
Speaker 4:You know before marriage and you're seeing the real them and you have to ask yourself, when you're getting married, can you live with this person in their quirks and all of your qualms with them forever? Can you deal with this? You know what I'm saying? The answer is if you choose to make it yes, then that means you have you, not them. You have to figure out how to deal with that, and they don't. A lot of people don't make it past the honeymoon phase.
Speaker 4:Yeah, for sure, that's what I'm saying, and beyond that, it is literal work, like you have to learn, you have to work to learn them and you have to work to learn you.
Speaker 2:And every season. They know Every season and every fucking season, Because when they say they're cute they're like good or bad, for better or worse.
Speaker 4:That you're gonna, you are. Everyone is going to experience that.
Speaker 1:I have a question for y'all. I have a question for both of y'all. What is the hardest thing that you've been through in a relationship and it could be the one that you're in right now, currently but what is the hardest thing to you that you have gone through?
Speaker 4:in a relationship you mean like a singular occurrence or like in general the hardest thing in a relationship.
Speaker 1:It can be an event. It can be an actual event. I actually kind of want y'all to pinpoint an event or a. That's hard A term, a help me out, dino. A term oiled tumultuous, maybe A tumultuous Okay Point or phase in your life, in y'all's relationship that, and it can be current or a past relationship as well, but what was the most tumultuous period in a relationship for you? I?
Speaker 4:don't know, that's tough, like you saying, with my current or just any relationship.
Speaker 1:I'll put it like this All right, and this is full Any relationship ever. Yeah, yeah, yeah. All right so I'll say at one point I'm gonna say shit, it's hard to be in a relationship. Okay, you got chores ready, go ahead. I'll shoot, because I Gosh my ass hurts, it has something to do with.
Speaker 4:We actually kind of broke up because of what I do for a living.
Speaker 2:Like when we first got together.
Speaker 4:everything was cool, and then all of a sudden it was like you were traveling a lot.
Speaker 1:I'll say it.
Speaker 4:Okay, she said what I do isn't the way to raise a family, it's not job security. Wow, not that again. Wow, and I forgot it was the third one. But, yeah, but everything was good in the beginning, and I don't know the facts of why she did that, so I don't want to speculate and say what I think. But yeah, everything was I'm talking about like the beginning. She got my chef jacket made for me, oh wow. She would get in the kitchen and be a set of hands.
Speaker 4:And then, all of a sudden, it's like I don't know. And I don't know if I was, if I was to share how much money I was making, she would have been fine with it. Okay, so did you keep her out of the business side?
Speaker 2:Yeah, 1,900,. You know how much money.
Speaker 1:I was making, oh, okay.
Speaker 2:So it's funny that you say that Cause that's like money, infidelity.
Speaker 4:Those are like two of the hardest things to navigate in a relationship.
Speaker 1:But I don't even think infidelity is enough at this point for a relationship to end.
Speaker 4:I think it's more so connected. It was never our baby Connectivity. We ain't gonna be able to go out to eat tonight. I can't even know if you can wait.
Speaker 5:Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 4:Money was never the it was never.
Speaker 5:She had a problem with your job. I don't just mean money in a sense of like.
Speaker 4:She felt safer if I was to still be teaching or something, which that's stability. I think that speaks like women they crave stability, they love stability, right, security, and so that's why it makes you attractive. That's why black men. But it's a such thing as an entrepreneurial spirit. You don't have to be an entrepreneur to understand what's going on.
Speaker 1:But I think a stigma that gets attached to us and this is not necessarily a negative stigma, but more so a stereotype that we get associated with is that we don't like entering unions and relationships unless we are good ourselves. When we take care of ourselves and we got our foundations straight, then that's when we're willing to start exploring life with another person.
Speaker 4:Yeah, I think that's, yeah, that's what's wrong with it. Well, I mean for sure, before I get married, for damn sure.
Speaker 1:But I was in my well, I hate to say it and I don't mean this in like the most narcissistic way, but I've never kind of like been in a position to where, like I was struggling and I wasn't ready, I was always ready to do life with somebody.
Speaker 4:Always.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I was always ready to.
Speaker 4:You're the hopeless romantic dude.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah, I mean like I love being in love, bro, Like, and I love like just building with somebody. I didn't, I never liked doing life by myself at all and that was even like, even outside of an intimate relationship I love like yeah, like I love engaging with people in general, like I can't. My life and how things have been panned out has not been a solo effort or endeavor, even though at times I like to work by myself Papatizzo.
Speaker 4:Yeah, I just realized something.
Speaker 1:And I have. I want to share my point too. Did you About my past?
Speaker 4:Well, I think maybe a little bit.
Speaker 1:True, I think you got to be a little bit.
Speaker 4:Did you get a? Did you get a whole phase? Did you have a whole phase college?
Speaker 1:Yeah, I definitely did In between Sam and my last relationship, yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, you remember that phase.
Speaker 4:I saw him just making. I was trying to. It was a wild fucking eight months. You was going from it. It was my new year too. You kept a girl, you kept somebody on your arm. So I'm just wondering, and what I mean by new year?
Speaker 1:is. It was my first year as a fresh nuke you know, if you will, like I was, you know, the first eight months of crossing my fraternity was very, if you will, the key word and vocabulary word of today is tumultuous. Man it was very riveting, that's what I'll say.
Speaker 4:You talk about, when you my whole phase.
Speaker 1:Yeah, like, I mean, like I had never went through so many. I'm so excited, bro. It's excitement but it's embarrassment because, like you know, like I got burned a little bit too during that period and I'm taking care of now. Huh, burn, burn, yeah, burn, burn, like, like.
Speaker 4:I should write man let it burn.
Speaker 1:Yeah, like I wasn't that disgusting, but I got involved with some. I got involved with some disgusting that was a real whole thing, women. And then, yeah, it got there. Hey, baby.
Speaker 4:But I made it through.
Speaker 1:We all been there. I'm blessed to be, oh hey, look, I was like.
Speaker 4:I was like I'm trying to help my hey y'all. Y'all be there. Wee, wee Look but, but, but what I'm saying, okay, so so let's transition this into like my whole little story.
Speaker 1:In the past I dealt with somebody who just wasn't loving on me enough, you know what I mean.
Speaker 4:You mean physically, yeah, so like Touch and yes.
Speaker 1:No, no, no, no. It's not what I mean. It's one of the dealer. I have a healthy balance of love language. Is somebody's phone ringing? Is that yours, Somebody?
Speaker 4:Oh, wow.
Speaker 1:Everything good. Yes, oh, it was a, oh, a DIV. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, shout out to the IV man. But anyways, yeah, I have a healthy balance of like the love languages, right, but my number one is access service. But at the time I wasn't, you know, I didn't, I wasn't too keen on that, right, yeah we ain't on the.
Speaker 1:It was just more like, if it's going to be in a relationship you got to, you got to love on me a little bit because now you not doing that like it's going to make me think some a certain way. And then we in college and stuff, whatever, I'm sitting here thinking that you really not, you probably involved in some other guys or some other you know, and so at that point I started kind of feeling confused, jealous, insecure. I was feeling all kinds of things and I was kind of like thinking like maybe I'm the problem. So I decided to exit that relationship and you know, try to move on Before or after your?
Speaker 1:I'm not going to disclose that, brother. Ok, but I just want.
Speaker 3:I'm trying to get some context.
Speaker 1:Yeah, for once I don't want to give no context whatever, but because I have a very vivid past. But what all I want to say is that there was a point in time where I it was a valuable learning lesson for me to learn how what I wanted and needed for my future life.
Speaker 4:You know what I'm saying, so you learn what you don't want, so you know what you do.
Speaker 1:Yeah, exactly it's all like and this is what I want to challenge the listeners to, you know, to understand, when it comes to this relationship, especially the listeners, that this is really for the listeners that are single in our, in this you know the vocabulary word to motorist market of dating. Goodness gracious, could you imagine being single right now? Well, he was like what could y'all imagine? No, could y'all imagine being single?
Speaker 4:Right now he's the closest to single you you yeah, he was single, I mean he's been in relationship.
Speaker 1:So when before that?
Speaker 4:he's before your relationship right now, Trey.
Speaker 1:Do you remember how treacherous and how volatile? That market was what did it take for you to find your woman right now?
Speaker 4:Yeah, I mean, I'm trying to figure out what do you mean nowadays, Because actually we knew each other already. She does, she went to see. So that helps, that helps Absolutely. Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1:What does it take to find your person to like, like? So knowing them helps, you know, helps a lot, but if you don't know them, then it's more so. Like them checking off your checklist, if you will, of You're bandwidth and even that you willing to what your interests are in your partner. It means, like let me ask you this Do you look? Do you want your partner to be similar to you, and in terms of interest and behavior and personality, or would you?
Speaker 4:rather have a contrast. It helps what helps?
Speaker 1:Have it somebody that's like you or have somebody that's like me opposite?
Speaker 4:So you need to have some some level of overlap contrast right you have to have some level of Of like you know, parody some. You gotta be parallel in some ways and you got to have some level of contrast. In order for that to like cuz puzzles, you got to have opposite parts so that you Click right, right. So you know, I think it's a good balance. But for you was it like a certain baseline list, like I gotta check these five boxes. You got to be you know, damn, I can't say that Okay, you got to be Christian, maybe you got it. You know I'm saying, you know, like Black man, cuz I'm a black man, you know. So you got to want to have kids, maybe at some point, and you got to have a job. Like it would you have like a base, baseline list that you have to check? Yeah, okay, I would imagine so most people do right, right, right we can move on.
Speaker 1:I just want to kind of close this with saying, like to our listeners like hey, really like, take relationship serious. If you want to be involved with somebody, you believe in monogamy or polygamy or whatever it may be right it involves and you like investing into that person more so, like, what I mean by that is knowing how, like why do y'all give me shit when I ding myself in the point? Why can't it be just a notable point, cuz I ding y'all when y'all hit notable points anyways, I'm not gonna let y'all fuck up my, my, my clothes.
Speaker 1:Need to invest in, in the individual that you're looking to build a future with. Meaning like that you are. You said that was you hitting the D? Yeah, come on now. Meaning that like you need to know their quirks. You need to know that we're about. Not that we're about, but not all the way about.
Speaker 1:Yeah yeah, don't, don't, don't track your people unless they're in danger. But if it gets to that point, yeah, you can share locations and whatnot, but more so, it's all about communication. Communication is the key in the foundation to y'all's relationship. If you, if you Communicate your expectations and what it takes for you to love you or for somebody to love you at the very tippy top, I mean, of getting things started, then it's left off after that baby.
Speaker 4:I'm gonna get him a cheat code. You ready, yeah, yeah. I've been married nine years. I make ten next, come on man.
Speaker 1:I've been married for five. Five plus and we've been dating for ten plus years. Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 4:I'm gonna get you right behind us baby. Yeah, if, whoever y'all let's, if you, if you want to be in a relationship with another human being, right, right, here's a cheat code. Cuz he's right, it's communication. But like, even when you, if you can like, you can communicate with me often everything follows and.
Speaker 4:Nah, like you can communicate with me wrong as hell, and you can. You can tell me all the right things and say it's so Shitaly that I will not receive anything that you're saying to me, you know I'm saying, and vice versa. So I had to learn to talk to my woman for her to receive me. Because I'm a, I'm more abrasive. I can't. I'm from where I'm from, but we just talked to each other different from green spot. So I was used. I'll crack jokes on her, just regular shit. I made a crown accident. I was like shit. So I had to learn to handle her different. But like when you learn to communicate, like how now I mean yes, what, why, and all that, but like if you learn how to communicate with your, with your person man You're.
Speaker 4:I mean, that's a cheat code, boy. It take time if you can learn that.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I'm telling you, things will be so much because you can talk about anything because that will lead to the red flags and that will also lead to the green flags too, and the yellow flags, like I'm not too sure.
Speaker 4:But I'm a white flag. You know when to give up. Yeah, you can't wait. Did that happen?
Speaker 1:for you, dre, like you kind of had an idea, like, okay, I know I Want to, if I want to continue pursuing this or not.
Speaker 4:Yeah, yeah, yeah, oh, for sure, all right, cool, everybody have a crossroad. You know we got to decide. Okay, am I gonna make this something?
Speaker 1:All right, let's get into the highlight topic. Baby, hey man chef cooking with the pot boy, with millionaire tray, all right, so let's circle right back around to. You know this business that you got. So we already talked about when and why did you get into cooking? But we want to. I Want to personally know what cuisine, which cuisine is your specialty? I mean, we know that we got seafood, italian comfort food, barbecue, american, like what's your specialty?
Speaker 4:I feel like cooking in it. God damn it.
Speaker 1:He said any in everything is anything that you get you can't cook when I go, even ask that cuz. I'm not gonna assume he gonna. No, I'm not gonna assume it. What can't you cook, or which what? What will you not cook? What do you refuse to cook?
Speaker 4:Oh Listeners, chillin is pork skin.
Speaker 1:No, it's not like raw pork intestines it's no, I'm thinking, I'm thinking about it's rectum.
Speaker 4:It's the yeah, oh, it's the intent.
Speaker 2:I mean, it's the intestines.
Speaker 1:It's the intent is a fill with what I'm thinking about. Pork runs pork pork intestines, that's right. You know I used to love chillin. Is growing up, I used to eat them with mustard and hot sauce.
Speaker 4:I just I don't you still eat them?
Speaker 1:Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 4:Well, I haven't had them in a long time.
Speaker 2:I haven't even know if I still eat them in that cuz.
Speaker 1:I, yeah, it's been so long, yeah, and I don't even hold out, and it depends on who is cooking them to not eating them.
Speaker 1:For most people, I mean, yeah, and you need to clean them, even if they come clean listen when I was growing up, man, but this is when, back when Houston had four seasons, my mom used to make chillings in the garage when it would be freezing, like in the middle of like, exactly, but I used to smell that aroma or whatever and I used to, couldn't wait to like, get that. That used to be like my sweet potatoes.
Speaker 5:For you know, I'm saying yeah, no and then one day.
Speaker 1:I just like you know you ever heard like the whole, the whole thing train. Don't be judging me like that, bro.
Speaker 2:You're judging real hard.
Speaker 1:I know you say nothing, your face is saying it all. But you know, like you ever heard of the, the, the adage of every seven years your taste buds change. So I think when I turn like 14 is when, like my, taste buds had changed. I was just like no, I stopped yeah and then it wasn't like people that influenced me, I just probably know what happened think about that around 14.
Speaker 4:That's when you start getting the. You know certain higher levels of enlightenment you learning more about, just scientifically probably realized that this was yeah but you were eating.
Speaker 1:No, I've always known that it was. It didn't bother me at that point. I just thought that food was food and that's that's what we needed to in order to survive, and I was just one of my Favorite things to eat. Until one day I woke up and it almost turned into an allergic reaction. Like I don't even eat pork in my pride and I can't.
Speaker 4:I can't eat pork now.
Speaker 1:I don't. It's not part of like my I don't eat a lot.
Speaker 4:That's what I'm saying. I don't eat pork chops. I don't need it, the closest thing.
Speaker 1:I can consume Probably it's pepperoni, but even then, like I gotta have like a very limited amount.
Speaker 4:No, oh no, I can't even be there's a lot of people in the world of yeah, don't eat nothing else pork but bacon. Yeah, that's it, yeah.
Speaker 1:I cannot, so I don't. Bacon is almost it almost just as bad because I'm allergic to bananas and coconut. I'm severely allergic.
Speaker 4:I can't even be in the coconut, coconut banana.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah, yeah, you know, you remember you, you were part of. Dino had like these super they. They were the opposite of ripe, whatever that may be, but they were like brown and spotty bananas.
Speaker 4:Yeah, it's over right, making fun of him.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I don't know what the fuck he was doing, but I walked in that house and I was like brah, can't be and they had to. Dispose of the bananas or whatever, and I felt really bad because I know that they really just yeah, he, I didn't know he, it was that serious.
Speaker 4:And then my wife has some coconut rum and just made my nigga drink this you're trying to be fancy has coconut flakes but anyways, so you can cook anything.
Speaker 1:What's the hardest thing for you to cook?
Speaker 4:Hmm, can you?
Speaker 1:have at least one floor tray, please for the second podcast.
Speaker 4:Well, I've been doing this so long, so it's like repetitive. Well, what did?
Speaker 1:you have. What did you used to have trouble cooking in?
Speaker 4:rice rice.
Speaker 1:Yes, rice. I thought you were something as simple as rice. Why a lot of you have trouble rice, so you like complex dishes it could be over, like you can over cook and make it mushy.
Speaker 4:Yeah, too much water. It can be rice. You have to. How do you cook rice perfectly, not wash it. Yeah, not wash it to be honest with you, I will use boiling a bag of rice in a minute in heartbeat Express if it's during the weekday, because nobody can really tell the difference, right?
Speaker 1:It's not like somebody like Gordon Gordon Ramsay can be, like this fucking rice. You would never do like a competition, like like Hell's Kitchen or like beat Bobby, play see that you want to do chop.
Speaker 4:Oh. Bobby, bobby I have a friend that be Bobby play my homeboy chef kill.
Speaker 1:Yeah, we got you on the pot eventually too, bro. But uh, but yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, oh okay. So how do y'all know each other?
Speaker 4:Um, actually my profile twist is his best friend. Oh, okay, yeah, okay. What if we go on the opposite end a set of something that's really really hard? What's something that is there? Is there any dish, since you don't have technically like, oh, this is what I do Because you do it all, is there anything you would consider signature? If for nothing else, by the the, this is something that people ask for a lot Lamb chops. Yeah, that's, that's what it is.
Speaker 1:Yeah, so that's the. That's the stuff that you get asked to cook I like. Why? Why do you think that I don't make them jerk?
Speaker 4:I got the best lamb chops in the city man.
Speaker 2:I mean about the bottle girls in the club said that and they're doing them everywhere.
Speaker 1:So that means look his taste everywhere doing. I had the best lamb chops and I haven't had too many, but what was this fucking? Pattern from every other on a gaspy Uh is it no, no, no, no, no, not gaspy second water shit I'm. I need to be enlightened. But there's a black owned restaurant and I think it's called.
Speaker 4:Mother black spots to know what's that shit?
Speaker 1:that the two-decker spot.
Speaker 4:I think taste taste bar. Yeah, taste bar.
Speaker 1:Taste bar. No, no well, I went a separate time for a birthday dinner.
Speaker 4:He's a noob too. Huh, the chef there.
Speaker 1:Hey man, shout out to the news, man, we fucking doing the day, huh. But yeah, that don't those lamb chops a fam.
Speaker 2:I thought it was flawless, but your shit is better than that.
Speaker 1:Oh my gosh, I cannot wait to try yours, bro. I see that being a popular item that's, that's. Why? Why is? Why is a? Full menu and people will still go on there, found Dino did you do your homework before this podcast and like check out his His.
Speaker 1:Instagram or no, just his Instagram bro, I mean, yeah, these are succulent dishes and and just trays like Shaving, just dishes that are just coming out, just voluptuous Lobster crab legs and stuff, the shit that you be seeing on tick-tock and stuff. Yo, they bit off of his style and how he displays. Oh, now you know what? Now you want to be fucking humble, oh my god. Yeah, I ain't got your ass. Anyways, what's the funniest or worst experience that you've had with a client? Oh, oh.
Speaker 4:Oh, I got it, gotta be some they gotta be something that's like man. You got the bags. It was cool, but man, this was some bullshit.
Speaker 1:You know, you can't remember like something that just was an unforgettable or somebody unprofessional, maybe Too much people okay, oh, here we go, oh, hold on.
Speaker 4:People need education, bro. Not everybody knows what this really is for real. Talk to him when I I don't like people that ask me Do I take food stamps?
Speaker 2:Damn they make the groceries me grow.
Speaker 4:Can they go make the groceries for me?
Speaker 2:What is? Send me a grocery list and.
Speaker 4:I can go get it and you can come cook it. They don't got. Wait, wait, wait, wait.
Speaker 1:I don't got this back. I'll run this back, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. You said wait, but it's usually when your clients ask you, can you go get the groceries.
Speaker 4:They think it's a cheaper route. Route to take. Oh, like in the girl, how about you just?
Speaker 1:go get like the dollar. Dollar 39 pound of ground beef.
Speaker 4:You get like the tortillas over here 39 pound lamb chops, but they make health. They may have food stamps or no. Somebody with food yeah.
Speaker 1:I'm sure. Yeah, damn that's. I didn't even know that was a thing. I'll do it, that's right in that car.
Speaker 4:I'll be for a private shift. Yeah, no, that's.
Speaker 1:I can't get over.
Speaker 4:Thing is, I'll still do it, but I'm gonna wait you taxing you on the back end. Oh. That's how and that's how you get a rap songs right there, nigga.
Speaker 1:Oh, you still gonna come out. That will pull that wallet out nigga. Yeah, I still finna have to pay, come on.
Speaker 4:Can I make groceries and I swipe for the lamb chops?
Speaker 1:Have you ever received that?
Speaker 4:I mean now I will say this cuz I I like all my customers, Okay first of all of course. But yes, if I know you Like, if we cool, yeah, then I can do that for you. But if I don't know you, if you don't, if you enter my DM, like that, that's.
Speaker 4:it is crazy, that's another thing I can tell who's serious about booking by the conversations. Yeah yeah, they may think I'm rude or something or unprofessional, but I will not reply to you. I if I can tell how the conversation is going, that I'm not gonna.
Speaker 4:So can I interject real quick right here as a fellow entrepreneur who is working for himself and had to really had to find a value, had to learn to sell my value and be okay with that People. If you want, if you want to acquire somebody's services, please, please, just pay him what they worth. Yo just paying what they were come on. If they want to bless you, let them bless you. Yeah, don't go out, ask for it. G Listen, and I want to tell y'all this too Okay, most of us chefs in Houston, we're in a chat together.
Speaker 1:The current like yeah, when you try to like Get your pricing together you know what I'm a go to my other nigga that I can do.
Speaker 4:We pass work to each other somebody.
Speaker 1:Hopefully that shit don't backfire and somebody try to undercut one of y'all. I do it for 250 if you do. Yeah, I mean that's all grass have snakes, yeah, like all grass.
Speaker 4:It's not necessarily undercutting some people prices are.
Speaker 2:They can, and they can do it, we're willing to do it for that price that's.
Speaker 1:So you, you are clearly passionate and clearly you stand ten toes down on your capability of cooking. Have you ever received criticism about your food? I'm assuming you mean negative criticism cuz constructive, like it could have been better.
Speaker 4:I was doing brunch at this spot called Hinky and Polly, like right when you enter downtown.
Speaker 1:Okay, I never heard I should let a bunch.
Speaker 4:Okay, you're, I have these um, I had made a barbecue sauce out of crown apple. Okay, and it was a young lady, she didn't quite she didn't like like crown apple, I guess. Yeah, yeah, it was kind of she didn't like, kind of like sweet barbecue.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that's how about, say I was?
Speaker 4:probably what it was. She wouldn't what tanky yeah.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 4:Yeah, so that was about yeah.
Speaker 1:Do you look at food as a science or like? A matematic formula Like okay, I know what goes well, because I know what's the ingredients, what the ingredients are for this particular Item, and if I blend it with something savory like this, I can make a beautiful Combination. I was like a art, yeah.
Speaker 4:They're a science. Is that how?
Speaker 1:you look at food.
Speaker 4:I mean, how did you know to?
Speaker 1:make barbecue sauce out of fucking.
Speaker 4:You do have to. What? Because you have like Jack Daniels and stuff. Jack Daniels, they make barbecue sauce, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1:Jack Daniels has a barbecue sauce. That's the fact. Yeah, okay, dude, I thought they had a maple syrup.
Speaker 4:Ain't ever seen it.
Speaker 1:I'm probably complaining.
Speaker 4:They have a Merging to.
Speaker 1:Somebody has somebody. Somebody has a whiskey, whatever. Yeah, it's probably Jim Jim. Yeah but, Anyways, the fact that you just okay, so it is kind of like a science for you, like you're like you got learn some basics, okay, so what are the basics? What's your? So you say you can cook anything.
Speaker 4:Yeah, they don't have. You need know how to make a room, or maybe a basic best of me like a certain basic things you need to learn. I burn, I've been, I've been trying to get this out of you but I burn I love. That's why I love to cook too, for real.
Speaker 1:So yeah, I like, I like to grill Okay, that grilling is my specialty and and I've been dabbling in smoking, you know half a decade, but they finally stopped trying to, like you know, see me we did have a grilling competition and then I I Technically won that in this house.
Speaker 1:Oh, he knows, he can't see what we were cooking chicken and fish and I am Excellent at fish and we made a seven and and everybody loved it. But he did get me on the chicken which I, you know, respectfully concede to him. He had this Korean barbecue chicken. That was excellent and they were like fought the bone drumsticks Chicken drumsticks. Yeah, yeah, he, he killed that shit, but it's been a good like Almost two years since we did the competition.
Speaker 4:but we're overdue for another one. We haven't done savory steaks yet I make a house. I mean Garlic compound butter in a chip, a homemade chimichurri. You can't trade with the same money.
Speaker 1:So the next time we're gonna have you on next season.
Speaker 4:I'm trying to next season.
Speaker 1:We're gonna do, we're taking the podcast to another level, meaning that, like we're gonna kind of do some some, some vice-land, like.
Speaker 2:Oh, we're gonna take it out like we're gonna take it out of studio.
Speaker 1:We're gonna be in a kitchen with you and we want you to walk us through. Like just you know, it could be a basic.
Speaker 4:It will pay you, would it? Yeah, bro, yeah, but you gotta walk us, you gotta choose the menu, though.
Speaker 1:You gotta choose the menu and and we have to be able to it's almost like a painting in twist Class. If you will, yeah, you gotta guide us through it and show us that we're gonna, we're gonna come. I'm completely novice and we will, you know, concede to your expertise, but for sure we're looking forward to you leading that class. So if, if you are down to do that, I got you.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah for sure. So, um, but Took to put a bow on this, right. I want to ask two things. Like I want to kind of reroute it back to that food truck like and tie it into like what's the big scheme, those the grand scheme, the big picture, what does that look like for you? Is that a food truck? Is that a restaurant, a franchise? What do you look to do with your business right now?
Speaker 4:Yeah, do you want to break him or the? You know, actually the name of the food truck is called spuddies. Okay, loaded tater spuddies, loaded tater tossing wings. So you right, you spun it back. No punitive, you, you, you. So you said your truck was stolen. Uh-huh, and I'm running it back now.
Speaker 1:Okay, beautiful, that's how I was. Yes, that's what's. How does somebody steal a food truck?
Speaker 4:Business. You know the equipment and stuff in there is worth.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah, oh, so that's so. It was stripped.
Speaker 4:They stripped the stolen strip.
Speaker 1:Do you think that was like a s-eyed job, like somebody didn't knew about you, or like how do they know to get? Inside the trailer if you had it like under lock and key.
Speaker 4:They can get in it, bro. I know a dude who had a car detailing business. They stole his van and took all that power wash all that stuff out of there.
Speaker 1:That's unfortunate. You gotta get a garage Houston they'll hit a lick on anywhere.
Speaker 4:You can you can live in uh energy corridor, katie, you can live anywhere nice and they go this is why I I sometimes like, I don't recommend the military, but then there are times where.
Speaker 1:I do. I'm like if you just take a couple of Of courses with or not courses, but like the training with special ops. And that's teach you how to do some crazy you can.
Speaker 5:Uh, yeah, you can, but it's gonna cost you a fucking dime.
Speaker 1:It's didn't really cost me too much, I mean but a lot, but a lot of scars and a lot of.
Speaker 2:Bain and suffering, but you know.
Speaker 1:But but I just bring that up because, like man, I just hate to see that happen to my brother's man. Um, these unfortunate mishaps, but it eventually.
Speaker 4:It's part of the part of the journey, part of the origin story. I know it's not shitty to say, but I do believe it's supposed to happen.
Speaker 2:Not that you post your raw, but I mean but shit like.
Speaker 4:I do believe everything happens for right. I trust, I trust the most, I, so I believe everything. There's, there's, there's, there's a lesson in everything. There's light in everything.
Speaker 1:I feel like that's why he has the confidence. Look, trey has always been one of the most composed individuals I have ever known to be and like it used to come like when it comes to test taking, when it comes to like being on the field and all that shit bro.
Speaker 2:Like I've had a.
Speaker 1:yeah, I know cause, johnson, I'm not fibbing, bro, Like I like I've had a lot.
Speaker 4:You've, you've proven that, you, that you actually, yeah, experience this. Yeah, but your memory just boys. But when I say, like I'm trying to, get the niggas.
Speaker 1:Let's forget about coach Johnson. I'm probably gonna take that whole bit out of the fucking body. That was a cost that died man. I'm sorry.
Speaker 4:I probably Pulling up a coach that I have no idea.
Speaker 1:All right, where's the big picture? Look like for you.
Speaker 4:Um, yes, okay, the fool truck. And then the big picture. Buddies, right, spuddies, yeah, that's what's up, the big picture like.
Speaker 1:That okay, is it what it sound like? Like baked potatoes?
Speaker 4:Loaded tater tats.
Speaker 2:God.
Speaker 4:Y'all posting up on and it's like different types of loaded. I have about 15 different ones, and you can my god.
Speaker 1:When you see the.
Speaker 4:When you see the name of these particular types like, then you'll understand why their name like yeah, like, okay, like one is called the dream chaser. Okay, okay, you like, can you? So I'm imagining got some.
Speaker 1:Oh, it's like a Philly inspired. Yeah, yeah, yeah Okay.
Speaker 4:Okay, I dig it.
Speaker 2:I'm already with. Oh, I have another one called it a Guerrero.
Speaker 1:Latino, that's.
Speaker 4:So, yeah, I'm fucking with it, I'm fucking with it.
Speaker 1:Hey, I'm telling you wrestlers making the comeback bro.
Speaker 4:I'm telling you, I mean wrestling never was just like everybody was on it, but I mean people ain't been on like it's starting to become prominent again you think so yeah, hell yeah, like we just talked about the rock last week, you saw, that's it, that's true, that's it, that pop, I mean.
Speaker 4:You know what Audience was like they had no idea here's why I give you that, because I mean just by the sheer fact of course, like, even if you Weren't so into it, it's still has popping up in my cipher, but it's usually kind of tied to the fact of how a lot of these fighters is like yeah, they cross over the nation. Yeah acting in the UFC, and then he over here, like oh, is that? Oh, boy is he?
Speaker 1:is he? Because the legends are still active, like legends like staying the rock, whatever. I'm sure hulk hogan is probably gonna be dib dabbling back and forth into it, but some of the legends are in the business RIP.
Speaker 4:He are more about to go. He had, he won foot in the gray.
Speaker 1:Yeah Well, we wrote okay, rick rick flattin.
Speaker 4:He right behind him.
Speaker 2:Oh.
Speaker 1:All right, well, okay, well, younger notable Like.
Speaker 5:John Cena the rock, yeah Triple.
Speaker 1:H is running the business now for wwe Chris.
Speaker 4:Jericho is running a.
Speaker 1:Yeah, but not to get back into that, but, but that's the OGs now. Yeah, man, I am super excited. We are excited for spuddies to like take a launch. Do you have an idea of like when that's gonna take off?
Speaker 4:Within the next two weeks oh.
Speaker 1:That close. Hey, yo, you heard it here first on the partners podcast baby.
Speaker 4:Hey, I won't have to. Yeah, we're gonna have to post whenever you, whenever you post up, let me know, please. Yeah, what's the four names? Buddies, what?
Speaker 1:loaded tots and wings spuddies. Loaded tots and wings by millionaire trade.
Speaker 4:Ladies and gentlemen, hey man wings on a side dish.
Speaker 1:Oh, cut it out, damn it. The wings are a side dish. That's normally an appetizer, that's turned into a main course.
Speaker 4:You're not coming to now.
Speaker 1:Yeah, they there if you want them and if you ask a lot of different black people and just any brown people, what is your favorite? Like cheat meal, french fries. They love potatoes, man, I know.
Speaker 4:I do Well see that. Get back to the diaspora like we. I mean we. It's a reason we eat what we eat.
Speaker 1:Yeah, it's almost time. That's good.
Speaker 4:That's a good husband, yeah but uh, I can't wait it's. Congratulations on that, bro.
Speaker 1:Yes, bro, yes absolutely.
Speaker 4:Yes, I never got to the finish of it.
Speaker 1:Okay, yeah, please yeah.
Speaker 4:I'm, I wanted to, to make my own, like I want to get into gas stations. Hmm, it's my order I want to be on the level of buckies with it.
Speaker 1:Oh, wow, oh. The level of buckies for our listeners. Buckies as a is a restaurant.
Speaker 4:There was a time before it was a buckies. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, yeah, yeah yeah. Before bucky, like bucky, became buckies, there was a you know I'm saying that's a buckies is a prominent gas station that has like just Just about everything associated with.
Speaker 1:they got barbecue, they have a whole bunch of notable snacks and In things that within the gas station that you, it's a dope as convenient gas station you gonna have you gonna have a convenience store. Yes, they got deli sandwiches and all of that, but man that's dope.
Speaker 4:So a spuddies franchise.
Speaker 1:Essentially yes, all right.
Speaker 4:I love it All. Right, man, and I have other restaurant ideas that'll be breaking more or so, yeah. So this is the beginning of a whole bunch, of whole bunch of how it's higher.
Speaker 1:That's the start of something new, right. High school musical.
Speaker 4:I've been open up a location in Mississippi.
Speaker 1:That's dope man. See you, buddy. Well, at this point in the show we have a little interjection that I wanted to have in the episode Wait.
Speaker 4:Sam, we haven't done it all season. I mean there's some trivia or some sort of question she is.
Speaker 1:San. Bam is here, ladies and gentlemen, Academic spelling he or goddamn trivia. We got. She is San Bam, here the building.
Speaker 4:Ladies, and gentlemen, hi, is that Sam?
Speaker 3:It's been a while I've been mommin it. Yeah, how you doing you good I'm mommin, I was falling asleep to me I'm oh shit, all right.
Speaker 2:Well, I'm glad that we called you in right before Again, let me tell you something about the new season of love is blind.
Speaker 4:Oh yeah, you Ladies in your house that been um.
Speaker 3:I'm 36 minutes in, so let you know. Wait, there's a whole new season. Yeah, they're in houston.
Speaker 4:Wait, love is blonde remind me.
Speaker 3:Oh, they're here. Remind me what this is. I don't watch real.
Speaker 4:TV. So what is? Jen watches this, but what is this? I don't. Is that the one where they don't see each other?
Speaker 3:Why do I feel like you're so much louder than me? I?
Speaker 1:think you're just yelling, okay, but um.
Speaker 3:Love is blind is like You're going in the idea of, like you don't know what this person looked like, what their race is. You don't know what they look like, what the races all that. You just go in and just have conversations and like fall in love Based on who that person is and you don't see him. You have to propose and agree to get married before you say them, oh damn.
Speaker 4:Yeah, that's see again people, people just playing with marriage, man, people just playing with marriage.
Speaker 1:All right, so I have uh, I have requested the presence of shea sandbam to return back. To the pot in this podcast. It's good to have you first, lady. Um, now we have you back, because we wanted to participate in the infamous trivia with shea sandbam, oh shit.
Speaker 4:All right. So one question, I know these are going to be.
Speaker 1:We're gonna. She's gonna ask us uh, the ground rules. Ladies and gentlemen, um is this. If this is your first time experience in trivia, this is one of my favorite things to do on the podcast. Podcast, and we have different iterations of um in additions of trivia, but this one will be just knowledge based, just pop culture based right?
Speaker 3:Oh, it's not pop culture. Is this like random things you learned in school at one point?
Speaker 1:Oh, Are you smarter than the second grader? I mean, it's a student.
Speaker 3:Yeah, what's he want? All the ISD did for y'all.
Speaker 1:All right, who wants to go first? Trey, you being our very special guest.
Speaker 4:Come on. You know, be funny is if you say it like. What gray level teak each of these questions, is it yeah?
Speaker 3:I ain't got time for that. Yeah, all right.
Speaker 1:Here we go, trey, oh, and in in terms of like, how long you have? You have until the end of the song. Oh, actually for the second time, if for grade or below you know what, for the second time, let's limit it to 10 seconds and then I'm gonna end the song and then you got to provide an answer, just to prevent delay. Okay.
Speaker 3:So go ahead, samar, I'll let you pick your subject. You on science or social, I or? Math the statue of liberty was a gift to the us. From where?
Speaker 4:I actually know this, I did too, you know, okay, yeah, I think I'll pick a country. Europe.
Speaker 1:She's like country, not continent, oh.
Speaker 4:It's just, that's broad.
Speaker 1:Do we get a chance of still?
Speaker 3:yeah, but you're not getting the point. It's not your question.
Speaker 1:Okay, is it friends? All right, let's go with dina, you know what's your subject?
Speaker 4:I'm gonna go with art.
Speaker 1:Oh yeah, give him science, give this nigga science.
Speaker 3:Okay, okay, I can make it work, nope.
Speaker 4:No, give me no art Okay. All right, here we go.
Speaker 3:Where is mount rushmore located that ain't art. That it's an artist had to structure it.
Speaker 1:Who's the artist that made mount rushmore?
Speaker 4:That's too much mount rushmore is in uh, that's in uh mount rushmore.
Speaker 2:Oh yeah, that's it. You mean like the state. No, pull up a chair from outside. You mean the state that's in washington, what I mean?
Speaker 4:vermouth. Wait, wait, wait, wait. What? Where's mount rushmore?
Speaker 1:vermouth. Oh no, no, that's right, that's right yeah.
Speaker 4:I don't know where.
Speaker 3:It's in South Dakota.
Speaker 2:I don't stupid ass.
Speaker 4:South Dakota.
Speaker 1:Oh my god.
Speaker 4:I thought it was in Vermont. I think we need to fact check that, oh yeah. We all said Vermont South.
Speaker 1:Dakota. No, I think it is in South Dakota bro.
Speaker 4:No, it's in North.
Speaker 1:Dakota. No, I think, I think the falls.
Speaker 3:It's in west Dakota. It's in South Dakota bro, it's in west Dakota.
Speaker 1:No west Dakota.
Speaker 4:It's the coda jt.
Speaker 1:Let's go All right, let's get it I thought for sure I was gonna hey.
Speaker 4:This ain't no bias If I get it right.
Speaker 1:I'm just smart.
Speaker 4:You know the answers, bro. That's that. No, no, I did it. Yeah, they did this to get. Of course, y'all gonna fucking say that he will get shit, we're gonna mess.
Speaker 3:the answer is uh, uh, rural borealis, oh, what is the clinical name for the thigh bone?
Speaker 1:I, I what up on your bitch ass huh the TV. What's the TV? And that's the like, the little shit right here that Like that okay you're pelvis.
Speaker 4:I'm glad that I was a TV at Dino bro Okay, next question.
Speaker 1:All right, tray, tray you up.
Speaker 4:Oh, we do a three round. Yeah, okay, rounds.
Speaker 1:Until we determine yeah, I mean what's three rounds? Yeah, we got three rounds.
Speaker 4:It makes it you good.
Speaker 3:What is a group of lions called?
Speaker 4:I know this one. See, come on y'all. I'm a lion, though. Come on, I heard a prize. Good shit, Dino. No, you said a herd.
Speaker 1:Yeah, oh, what is the? What is the? A group of rhinos that's called a crush. Yeah, a crash, crash.
Speaker 2:It's crash.
Speaker 3:Yeah, okay, no, we got that from our Disney world. I'm Safari.
Speaker 4:Yeah, this one teaches you some shit, bro. Now crush the sound made up. Yeah, I don't sound, no better. Yeah crash.
Speaker 5:That's fly.
Speaker 3:They both sound fake Mingo's Shrimp a flamboyant a flip oh.
Speaker 4:Oh, that's not a block.
Speaker 1:All right, Dino you next that's a mom joke.
Speaker 4:Yeah, no, no that's real. That's not the thing that'll make sense, oh.
Speaker 5:Flamboyant cancel.
Speaker 4:I go to the zoo and this LGBTQI a night. And I'm told him oh, flamboyant, I'm going to jail. I do got a crazy story how I got hit on, like really. Flamingo yeah, I Tell the one day it changed my perspective. I make you on like I feel so bad for so many years that women got catcalled and stopped deflecting.
Speaker 1:Answered the question.
Speaker 4:Oh, you asked me a question already.
Speaker 3:No, I think so we talked about flamboyant All right, let's go.
Speaker 4:What's happening?
Speaker 1:I'm gonna get this anyway, yes, we got a wrap up. We kept trade where.
Speaker 4:What was the first?
Speaker 3:aid in the US.
Speaker 4:The first state? Mm-hmm, that would be Pennsylvania. Oh, told you he was gonna get that shit wrong. I knew somebody was gonna get that shit wrong. It was Jamestown. No, jamestown, virginia, virginia. She said what's the first state?
Speaker 1:Yeah, it was Virginia. Tray, get a chance to steal. Okay, no where's the first state?
Speaker 4:Oh, you don't know this shit. Jt, you read the answer. Oh my god, no, no, no, no that's the only one, because I gave it as a sample question.
Speaker 1:I was like don't ask me this.
Speaker 3:But we found out what it was like.
Speaker 1:And the only reason was because I live in the east coast, james, that's not, that's not it, no, no. Yeah.
Speaker 3:Bro it's on their license plate to. I would never look up a Delaware license plate. It says the first thing.
Speaker 4:Yeah, I would have never known it.
Speaker 3:I.
Speaker 4:Like Delaware punch though. So what Jamestown coming in that James?
Speaker 2:was the first city. That's where the first settlement yeah colony.
Speaker 4:Okay, okay. I got you, so I'm before statehood.
Speaker 3:Who's turn is it, you know?
Speaker 4:history was my favorite subject in high school history.
Speaker 1:You know, that's my major.
Speaker 4:That was my major. That's my major before we turn out too many papers.
Speaker 1:Always so used to be a major. Then you stop.
Speaker 3:Jonathan.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yes, how many teeth.
Speaker 3:Does an adult have 32? That is not your question.
Speaker 1:Some what is I believe it was. That was my, that was gonna be my. I was gonna honestly say 33, but I was gonna have a odd number, cuz it's symmetry?
Speaker 4:Yes, it's 32.
Speaker 3:But it don't count.
Speaker 4:Ask him another one. I'm sure you got back up.
Speaker 2:Oh, because, I did exactly.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I'll take a lot of stuff for you.
Speaker 2:I'll take a little bit.
Speaker 4:But what you're right?
Speaker 1:you answer for me. Okay, he don't get the, he'll get one, right.
Speaker 4:Okay, that's good. This last question, let's go. No, you didn't get that right.
Speaker 1:No.
Speaker 3:You said Vermont, I got the, I got his right, you got his right, just like he stole yours, let's go. What's happening? You know what's the first a and NASA stand for?
Speaker 4:Oh, the nation of the aeronautical Association of aeronautics.
Speaker 1:No, no, no, no. You said what you said.
Speaker 2:No you said what you said. In Texas it's the national is an aeronautic space in aeronautics.
Speaker 1:But you shouldn't have changed your answer if you would have just All right, try, try the truth, I don't think there's 13 red though, I think there's.
Speaker 3:I said, 13 total.
Speaker 1:Oh, how many stripes? Yeah, oh, but you asked, you just asked how many stripes on the US flag.
Speaker 4:Oh, come on, man, come on, you better get this fucking right. History buff, history made. How many are red for the colonies? The 1313, the stars of the States.
Speaker 1:Yeah, wait, I don't think there's 13 red, though I think there's.
Speaker 3:I said 13 total. Oh, there's how many stripes. Yeah.
Speaker 1:Oh, but you add, if you just ask how many are red, right.
Speaker 4:Yeah, that's a bonus bonus Okay there's more white than red. So I'm, I'm saying of course, more white than red.
Speaker 1:No. Symbolic they came and took over the red, seven white in in six red right.
Speaker 3:Yeah, sure, yeah, okay.
Speaker 1:All right, last question right.
Speaker 3:Okay no.
Speaker 2:I have a few more.
Speaker 3:Oh yeah, a few more.
Speaker 1:I think she's gonna tell them cuz they needed in order to catch up with you know.
Speaker 3:I'll call the process by what the plant makes its own food.
Speaker 1:Photosynthesis man. I'm fucking killing all niggas man. Hey, just ask them the rest of the questions, just so that.
Speaker 3:How many zeros are in the numeral for a million?
Speaker 4:Come on Wait that's, no, that's. Right now. Roman numerals shit out. You said what ten is X? No, wait, wait, wait, you know, you know this.
Speaker 1:You know, listen to the. Ask him the question one more time. She said Roman, no, no, I promise you're gonna get this. How many zero Dino? Zeros in the rose it listen, she just say nothing about Roman rule.
Speaker 4:She said no a million.
Speaker 1:I'm listening to what she just said.
Speaker 3:Zeros in the numeral, so like the number oh, one million, oh, you just count them.
Speaker 1:but Fam, are you serious? There's six nigga, god damn no there's six, yes, six, zero.
Speaker 4:I heard so my god zeros are in the role You're thinking about, a billion, but I know why.
Speaker 1:Like, like, so Trey wasn't, like he was incorrect, but I see his thought process behind it. You just add answered a little too fast Like I'm. I'm fucking leaving you.
Speaker 4:Congratulations, right, what was? What was the last one? See, when I was thinking six, I was thinking like six hundred thousand. Yeah, six figures.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 4:I was. I thought too fast, yeah, yeah, slow down. That's a lesson everybody just slow down, all right.
Speaker 1:Well, let's, let's go ahead and just crown JT as the champion.
Speaker 3:Do you know who wrote the national anthem?
Speaker 1:Yeah, oh, was it a Betty, no shit wait, wait, wait, wait, wait wait wait, wait, no, no, not Betty Crockett, it was Fuck. What is her name? She's on the quarter. Susan B Anthony. Susan B.
Speaker 3:Anthony Did not right the fucking made the first. Johnson made the flat exactly.
Speaker 1:Who wrote the national anthem?
Speaker 3:It was Something for like with some white women.
Speaker 1:It was some white woman that wrote the national was it a woman. No, it was a man.
Speaker 2:Definitely a man.
Speaker 1:Yep, Amazing grace you know who, who shot John Kennedy nobody's gonna answer the question, John no no, I was a ram Lincoln.
Speaker 3:That's a ram Lincoln's.
Speaker 1:I don't know who. Dr Keanna Taylor who wrote? Who wrote the national anthem? Our partners in the in the vicinity right now. Who wrote the national anthem?
Speaker 3:I like how y'all all deflected, because none of you.
Speaker 1:I don't know the shit.
Speaker 4:Hmm, oh, it was Matt there's a war Maths you know?
Speaker 1:hey, you just combined judge math is with a general.
Speaker 4:Oh, you said, what's that?
Speaker 1:The national national anthem chest the W Nimitz National anthem. Look, we don't know that shit by heart. I gotta ask you about that.
Speaker 3:Francis Scott Key.
Speaker 4:Francis Scott key shots it, shots it all. God, yeah, yeah, yeah, hey all right, ladies and gentlemen, that has been a beautiful.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I won.
Speaker 4:He was horrible. That was bad.
Speaker 1:That was what. Yeah, you gotta what.
Speaker 4:We'll have you back and we can do by the way, auto for fifth grade or below. Do you know I was the?
Speaker 1:technically I am. Hey, I'm a product of all Dean. I made it. I've made straight A's. National anthem I didn't know that.
Speaker 4:I would have got it right on the text.
Speaker 5:Yes, I would say that's how about the show hey?
Speaker 4:my composition was the model composition back in the Tars test day.
Speaker 1:Oh, that sounds like a familiar term. They use mine as a transparency. In fourth grade it was all about memorization they would. That's all they were teaching us exactly.
Speaker 4:I would remember that I got commended on all of that facts. Oh, commended yeah you graduate.
Speaker 3:Don't know that shit.
Speaker 1:No, no trade was more than fuck.
Speaker 3:I know I got a perfect score on the Texas. I got a perfect score in history.
Speaker 4:Actually I got perfect score everything, but I miss one question.
Speaker 1:You always. Would you say a, b on a roll Me on your bitch as.
Speaker 3:Huh me.
Speaker 1:Oh, I wasn't a GT kid but man, I used to hate your mother, fuck my daughter.
Speaker 4:I never. Oh well, good for fucking her, she's Spanish immersion shadow.
Speaker 1:I was never good for, good enough for GT and stuff for that. But that's okay, because look at me now, baby. Look at me now. No, I'm gonna go to my mother.
Speaker 3:They probably didn't recommend you because you're ADD.
Speaker 4:No, I had. Most of us had a shit, though.
Speaker 3:I'll be on it probably. Like they deflected it or something else, so you probably, but I didn't even have ADD.
Speaker 1:No, I was a diagnosed as ADD back then. I wouldn't know what they said don't send his black ass to our class.
Speaker 3:He would be the track with the screen. You, because your focus probably didn't do. You were high functioning probably myself.
Speaker 4:They had no reason to test you, but you definitely got a.
Speaker 1:You definitely what always been a judgment.
Speaker 4:But, bro, it's okay, you need GT, cuz you JT. You know what we do need weird people.
Speaker 1:You know what we do need you need to give a round of applause. We need to give a round of applause to our guests. Yeah, man, it has been a fucking privilege to have you here, bro. Thank you for taking the time to be here with us and at this time we wanted to present you with a little memento or two.
Speaker 5:You know, yeah, yeah, there's some representation of the partners podcast.
Speaker 1:And then, at this point, ladies and gentlemen, you already know it's our traditional segment called the toast. So get them up, get them up. Get them up, tell you got some shot glasses or something. Let's take a shot, baby. Let's get it going. Yeah, yeah, let's get it. Y'all know where the cabinet is. Yeah, the little cabinet above the air fryer, yeah, yeah. And then grab the big ass bottle to get it. That's up in there. Just go ahead and bring it out. Hey man, that's a family function.
Speaker 1:Over here in the partners podcast, baby, we got a wealth of partners that have been on the podcast before, Boy, it's a pot is right here oh we're not special brand pride we need for the pay them, but we are gonna yeah, you'll get some shot glasses going to surprise of I guess I'm dressed going now sound a little bit better. So pride upon me. Who said that? Yeah, yeah, I know, my pops looks like Drake's daddy.
Speaker 4:No, I would. I would just not today this is great Huh, just kidding.
Speaker 1:Sam is convinced that, uh, and you don't have to partake in it. If you don't want to try, it's up to you.
Speaker 3:I have a theory.
Speaker 1:But we can talk about the fact that I don't know this witness until you said that you have a thing that you said that I can't unsee it. I rude the theory you look more like the theory than you do, right, yeah for sure, for sure.
Speaker 3:Oh, so there's this theory Youngest no, no say oh, we're gonna make a documentary, about sure, and I'm gonna be right, somebody, oh, that's some money for show or some time.
Speaker 4:Can we get an interview?
Speaker 1:or your own sins, nigga. Yeah, all right, all right, ladies and gentlemen, it's been a fucking grand episode. This is actually one of my favorite of the seasons. I probably say that every season, because we are just producing heat Constantly left and right. Man, it has been a wonderful season, though we're passing it back over.
Speaker 4:That's an accurate.
Speaker 1:Oh, she is Sam, are you not protect, protect. And for those hey go ahead listeners if you, if you can go ahead and get your shot glasses or your beverages of Any type of liquid courage that you have fruit juice.
Speaker 1:Um and and raise them up. Ladies and gentlemen, take a toast with us. God damn it. We are about to cheers to y'all for just sticking up with us. For you know, throughout the season and just throughout this whole lifetime of the podcast, shout out to all those strong women out there, just because because y'all make this country go around and round, oh shit, not even country the world, because we got worldwide listeners, baby, god damn it.
Speaker 4:And then I see y'all for sticking around.
Speaker 1:Yeah, so that's all the chefs out there doing the fucking business. Man, hey, yeah, thank you for For this hell. What's the prayer? What's the black prayer?
Speaker 2:Lord.
Speaker 1:Jesus, we just pray for this food to be nourishment and strength and health for our bodies.
Speaker 3:Bless the hands that prepare.
Speaker 4:Bless the hands that have prepared this food and bless these beverages that we Like a mud brother, just just a Communion.
Speaker 3:No.
Speaker 2:Thank y'all forever.
Speaker 4:Who stuck around for the entirety of J2's of J2.
Speaker 1:J2.
Speaker 4:Shout out to Kiko baby man for sticking around. For those who stuck around through the entirety of JT sneaker update, I mean that's about.
Speaker 2:The Townsend's.
Speaker 1:TNT that's in the building. Shout out to millionaire tray man. We appreciate what you do. We can't wait to get some more delicious. Congratulations on the especially for those who have tasted it for the first time, what's everybody?
Speaker 1:Hey, prosperity, life and success to everybody in this room. Baby cheers to y'all. Oh yeah, oh yeah. Yeah, I'm a key to like a motherfucker and what I was trying to warn everybody if you're gonna take a shot of tequila, the and I learned this from a a Connoisseur in tequila you have to inhale it. What take the shot and then, Excels.
Speaker 4:I'm like that's terrible.
Speaker 1:That's the easiest way to take it. Why? Why does it look so painful? You even had a chaser, all right. With that being said, ladies and gentlemen, that is all that we have for this episode. Thank y'all so much for joining us. For episode 58 and Trey, you have a social media handle that you would like to tell the people how to find your bro. Yeah, it's how the people, how they find you millionaire underscore tray.
Speaker 4:You got spare that yeah.
Speaker 1:Not you looking at the card.
Speaker 4:LL I own. Oh, I re underscore. Talk about it. T r a h.
Speaker 1:Come on, baby, I know that's right. Shout out to me and a tray. Follow him on all platforms.
Speaker 4:You go to your searchable on your Instagram and you type in Houston chef, I'm probably the first one that's Shout out to SEO.
Speaker 1:Hey man, you heard it here first, baby millionaire tray. All right, and then Dino, how can?
Speaker 4:they find you one of those man. You can find me at the dictionary T, h, e, underscore D, I, x, o and a r.
Speaker 1:All right, you can find me at I know JT, that is I know JT on all social media platforms and you can find all of us know the partners podcast that's at POT in a gas podcast, all of our latest content. Visit our website, www that potas podcast, calm for to stream all of our previous episodes. Hey, keep sending in those inputs. We are can continue it. Oh, she is Sam Bam. Oh shit, I forgot. Yeah, follow, see you, sam Bam at Regular oh yeah, just spell it regularly, baby, all right, and then yeah.
Speaker 1:And if all the potas podcast already said that, and then visit our website to stream all of our episodes and then you can DM us Any input that you provide to us. We may or may not include it on the partners podcast live, all right in the future episodes, if we got the season finale next week, you know.
Speaker 4:I'm ready, ready.
Speaker 1:We ready to close our season eight it's been. It's been a fun one, All right leave us a five-star review on all platforms, however you're streaming or listening to us, we love y'all, we appreciate y'all. Shout out to millionaire Trey once again.
Speaker 4:And did y'all notice that the million are spelled.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 4:That's why you gotta spell it out for the people to get to catch that. That's clever. Okay, all right, go press everybody All right, we got y'all.
Speaker 2:We'll see y'all next week. Peace.