And now, Roma Wines, R-O-M-A, made in California for enjoyment throughout the world. Roma Wines presents...  A suspense play produced, edited and directed for Roma Wines by William Spear. Suspense, Radio's outstanding theatre of thrills is presented for your enjoyment by Roma Wines. That's R-O-M-A, Roma Wines. Those excellent California wines that can add so much pleasantness to the way you live. To your happiness in entertaining guests. To your enjoyment of everyday meals. Yes, right now, a glassful would be very pleasant, as Roma Wines bring you Rita Hayworth as Laura, with Hans Conrad as Elmer in a remarkable tale of... Suspense! The most thrilling world series in recent baseball history. And now, the exclusive that I promised you earlier in the program. A report so sensational that I'm going to devote all of my remaining time to it. I have before me a copy of a document, delivered in person today to the district attorney's office by one, Fredonia Bell. Fredonia Bell was the trusted personal maid of Laura Starling Morton, whom you will remember from the widely publicized murder trial of just four months ago. This document is a statement written by Laura Starling Morton in her own hand, and it begins as follows. Only regret that it will be impossible for me to be present when this is read aloud. What I shall relate here concerns three men. Of these three men, it is not on behalf of my husband Robert that I write, nor on behalf of my husband Charles. This is for Elmer. But I don't think that Elmer will ever see it. For Elmer, too, is going to die. Yes, Robert? Where is my electric razor? In the medicine cabinet, where it always is. Oh, for the love of God. No, Robert, I wish you wouldn't shave while you're in the bathtub that way. What's the difference, darling, where I shave? I like to shave in the bathtub. Well, I just don't like to see you meddling with electricity while you're in there. You might get a shock or something. Yes, sure, sure. Mrs. Thomas Edison. All right, so go ahead. I don't care. Listen, darling, listen, I like to shave in the bathtub. I'm relaxed in the bathtub. I read in the bathtub, I think in the bathtub, and I'm not going to change my habits even for you. I know, dear. I suppose that is a lot to expect. Robert! Robert! Then I stood in the door of the bathroom and looked. A good, long look. Then I called a doctor. The doctor called the police. The police called the district attorney. And I found myself confronted by a young man with red hair and glasses who gave the immediate impression of being clever, unscrupulous, and objectionable. That was Elmer. Mrs. Williams, I'm Elmer Garner of the district attorney's office. How do you do, Mr. Garner? I thought that you and I better have a little private chat. What about, Mr. Garner? About your husband. What about my husband? Mrs. Williams, I'm going to be very frank with you on a number of counts. I'm what's known as an assistant district attorney. Mr. Garner, I have just lost my husband. I hardly think... I'm coming to that, Mrs. Williams. The district attorney has put me on this case because he thinks he doesn't have a case. Protein investigation. Now, maybe that's because a DA is essentially a nice man with nice instinct. And I'm not, but I don't agree with it. About what? About not having a case. Because I can smell him, Mrs. Williams. I can smell him a mile away. What can you smell, Mr. Garner? Murder. Oh, I see. Good. Your attitude's very good. No phony hysteria, no fake indignation, realistic. I like that. I'm that way myself. Mr. Garner, I'm trying my best to maintain my composure under trying circumstances. And I must say, your extraordinary infinuation does not make it any easier. Now, look, I know you killed him.  I said it's going to be very frank with you, Mrs. Williams, I am.  Not too difficult for the little. I should think it might, since it's utterly untrue. Now, let's see what cards I hold.  You were before you married anyway, right? Right. And your technical knowledge would have told you that a man using a faulty electrical appliance while sitting in a tub full of water stood an excellent chance of electrocuting himself. I also know that a man firing a bullet into his head would stand an excellent chance of killing himself. Well, the insulation on the cable of that electric razor was frayed. Now, that might have happened through normal wear. It also might have happened because it was tampered with by you. And then again, as you say, it might not. Would it surprise you to know that we've got your fingerprints all over that razor? It would surprise me more if you hadn't on everything else in the house for that matter, Mr. Conner. Uh-huh.  You're right. It would have looked funny. You were smart not to wipe off those prints. Very smart. Thank you. However, so much for the means, now for the motive. We can establish, of course, that you and your husband didn't get along. Unfortunately, you could establish that about many husbands and wives. And that your husband was insured for $50,000 in your favor. And that there's about $50,000 more in community property and that you inherit, right? Naturally.  But it doesn't prove anything. It doesn't, Mr. Conner. That depends on how it's used by the prosecuting attorney. That's me, you know. I know. Do you have a lawyer, Mrs. Williams? Not yet. Uh-huh.  That would have looked bad, too. There's a lawyer right on tap. But you're going to need a lawyer, you know. So it would appear. All right. What about me? You. Sure, I'm a lawyer. You just finished telling me that you would be the prosecuting attorney. Well, that's just the point.  You see? Yes. I see. All I want is half. $50,000. No. What's the matter? Too much? No. Well, look here, sister. You don't seem to realize that I'm in a position depending on how I handle this case. Either to set you free or to hang it. That, Mr. Conner, is where we disagree. You mean you're one of the gamblers I can't do it, huh? If you wish to put it that way. All right. But $50,000 is going to look cheap. Cheap when they slip that noose around your neck. Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, cold, calm, emotionless. The same Laura Williams who carefully calculated, carefully planned and premeditated the murder of her husband. I ask the death penalty. I must ask it. For Ponderwell, ladies and gentlemen of the jury, if you set her free, if you set her free, believe me, this will not be the last accident to mark the bloody trail through life of Laura Williams. And when that accident occurs, when the next victim is struck down, his innocent blood will be on your hands. Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, have you reached a verdict? We have, Your Honor. What is your verdict? On the grounds of insufficient evidence, we find the defendant not guilty. Mrs. Williams, I guess the sporting thing is to say congratulations. Congratulations. Thank you, Mr. Conner. I'll say one thing. You got what it takes. You know, the jury was evenly divided the whole first day. Do you know that? Yes, I knew it. So I wasn't too far wrong at that, was I? Just far enough, Mr. Conner. Say, listen, again, just a sporting proposition. Tell me. Did you? Did I force it? Oh, come on. We're alone here anyway. It doesn't matter because you can't be tried twice for the same thing. You know that, don't you? Yes, I know it. Well, did you? Yes! You cheap contemptible blackmailer. Yes, I killed him! These Roma Wines are bringing you Rita Hayworth with Hans Connery in Three Times Murder, a radio play by John DeWitt and Robert L. Richards. Roma Wines' presentation tonight in Radio's Outstanding Theatre of Thrill's Suspense. 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For gracious dining, enjoy Grand Estate Burgundy or Sauterve. Remember the name, Grand Estate Wines, crowning achievement of vintner skill, presented by Roma, the greatest name in wine. And now, Roma Wines bring back to our Hollywood sound stage, Rita Hayworth, who, as Laura Starling Morton continues the reading of a document in three times murder. A tale well calculated to keep you in suspense. Perhaps I gambled too recklessly with Elmer. I have since had caused wonder. But there were things that I could not foresee as well as Elmer. Suffice it to say that after my acquittal with a hundred thousand dollars from Robert's estate, I moved into another city and took up my life again under another name. That there is Laura Starling. I met and married Charles Morton, a charming and eccentric man of twice my age, whose genius is the research chemist to count not only for those qualities which endeared into me, but for a very considerable personal fortune as well. That my conscience bothered me not on the least, and I was quite happy, and that as the years went by, I had seen, I thought, the last of Elmer.   Besides, I have a surprise for you. And bring that other coffee cup with you. Yes, yes. You're simply priceless. It's a cake, yes. This is our anniversary, darling. Our fourth anniversary. It is? Why so it is? Laura, this is so thoughtful of you. I'm afraid I'm hopeless, my dear. I know it's the husband who should be thoughtful.  Now sit down and relax for a while. Here's your cup. Thank you. Charles, what's in that cup? The coffee. Charles, I'm sure that even in the atomic age, coffee does not come in the form of white crystals. Oh, yes, yes, yes. I'd finished my coffee and I was doing some other things there. Charles, what is it? The thioclorate. You see, at the moment I'm... Charles! Why, that's deadly poison. Oh, so it is. You see, the thigh has seen radical, follows its tendency. I wish you wouldn't mix things up in the cups and dishes that way. It's dangerous. Dangerous? Well, suppose you've got the cups mixed up. Suppose you're crashing. Good heavens, Laura. Half the stuff we use in chemistry is dangerous if you go to drink it, but who's going to do that? It's like, well, like eating soap. You wash your hands with it every day, but who'd think of eating it? Well, now you take that cup right back out to the laboratory and empty it and wash it out. Charles, I was wondering, since it's our anniversary... Yes? Let's go out to dinner and celebrate. Oh, yes. Yes, I think that's a splendid idea. Oh, my goodness. What? I completely forgot. My brother's coming to see us today. Your brother? Well, my half-brother. Charles, I didn't know you had a brother. Oh, didn't you? Well, you see, he's been in the army for almost five years. He just got back a short time ago. I got why yesterday, saying he's passing through town and he'd like to see me. So I thought... Does he know you're married? Well, I suppose... Well, I suppose he doesn't. As a matter of fact, we've never been very close. Neither of us much letter writing, you know, so on. But he's the only relative I've got. That all the sympathy I've wasted on you because I thought you were an offer to something. I was, practically. When's he coming? Well, this afternoon sometime, I think. Well, I guess that's your answer. I am sorry, my dear. My child, that's all right. I think your brother would like to go out and celebrate with us. Well... He's not in here. Hello there. Hello, Charlie. Come in, come in. Now I want you to meet my wife. Laura, this is my brother, Elma. There was no doubt that it was Elma. There was no doubt that what he recognized me. And there was no doubt in my mind as to how he intended to play his hand this time, either. For he gave no public sign of recognition but simply looked straight at me and smiled and smiled and smiled. So, you've gone into private practice, Elma. Criminalized, I suppose? Well, there's no appreciation in this country of men who hold public office, financially, at least. You always did have your eye on the dollar, didn't you? What about you, Riker Charlie? What have you been up to? Just put it around here in my laboratory. You mean right here at home? Of course. Oh, I guess that's new since you were here last. Well, there's a lot that's new since I was here last. Yeah, she's right in there, right at those doors. Oh. Isn't that sort of a nuisance for a wife? Or isn't it? Not the least. Why should it be? Oh, no, not Laura. Don't try to cover up my feelings. Just before you came, she was scolding me for carrying entire Chlorate around and the family coffee comes. Well, now, isn't that interesting? Isn't that a coincidence? Why? I was just thinking what a fine setup for a murder. Somebody poisons a chemist in his own laboratory. It looks just like an accident, isn't it? You'll find that Elmer has a morbid mind, my dear. He used to try people for murder back in Illinois. I tried some beauties, too. Well, I've got to get along. Sorry I can't accept your invitation for tonight. Well, but you are staying over for a few days, aren't you? Oh, yes, yes, yes. I'll see you again soon. Well, good, good. Oh, don't bother to come to the door with me, Charlie. I know you want to get back to work. Well, I... Perhaps Laura will, huh? Give us a little chance to get acquainted. Well, yes, of course. Well, uh... Call us Elmer, don't forget. Oh, you can depend on it, Charlie. Little Laura with you. What do you want? What do you think old Charlie would say, if he knew? I asked you a question.  It'd never be quite the same, though, would it?  I'm afraid things would be kind of under strain around here, Laura. You do have a price, I suppose. Am I? Well, the way why is so eager to pay at this time? I'm happy here. I'm at peace with myself and the world. I don't want anything to... No other reason. What other reason would there be? I suppose all this property would go to you in the event of another little, uh, accident, huh? You don't really believe that. The motive and the means. Money and poison. How much, Elmer? No, no, no, you've got me wrong, Laura. I don't want money. When did that happen? Did it ever occur to you that I might simply be interested in my brother's, uh, welfare? No. All that has occurred to me so far is to wonder why I had to pick the one man in the world who was related to you. You want to hear my proposition? I'm waiting. The motive and the means. Well, it's always the means for an intelligent person such as you, Laura, but if we took away the motive... The motive? The money. The will. No motive, no temptation, you see? I see. And in a way, of course, that's for your own protection, too, because if Charlie ever so much as slipped on a banana peel and you inherited that money, there isn't a jury in the world that wouldn't convict you, Laura, simply on your past record. You realize that, don't you? Yes. So, you see, no motive and no case easy, see? What do you want me to do? Get him to change his will. In favor of his own living relative, I presume. That's me. And then? Well, that's all. You're in the clear, because after that, Charlie couldn't suspect you even if I told him. He probably wouldn't believe it. Throw me out of the house for persecuting his little bribe. Maybe even change his will right back again, you see? All right. You can do it, can't you? I suppose so. Oh, I know you can. I know you'd better. Well, I don't want your money. I only want you. Well, I know, but after all, I'm considerably older than you are, my dear, and chances are that someday... No. The whole idea of losing you and then profiting by it, it's just hateful. But who else would I leave it to? Leave it to your brother. Alma? Why, no, it doesn't matter, but it won't. Well, I... Oh, please, darling, for me. All right, my dear, if it really makes a difference to you, now don't you worry about it anymore. I'll take care of it sometime. No, I want you to do it now, right away today. Well, I'd have to get in touch with my lawyer. I'll call him for you. I'll get him on the phone right now. My goodness, Laura, you act as though it were a matter of life or death. Elmer Garner, please. This is Laura. Uh-huh. It's all right. It's all arranged. Is there? Yes, the lawyer is coming tomorrow. You sure? Well, I was standing by the phone while he talked to him. Did he tell the lawyer what changes he wanted me? Yes, he did. Not that I think you'd ever tell a lie, Laura, but how do I know this is all true? Hasn't he told you? No. Well, then perhaps you'd better drop by this evening. Well, that's more like it. I'll expect you after dinner. Elmer arrived this evening less than an hour ago. We were having coffee in the living room. Earlier Charles had been showing in through the laboratory. It was not until after that that I had a moment to speak to him alone. Oh, wonderful fellow, Charlie, so trusting. Did he tell you? Oh, why? The will. Oh, that, yes. It seems that I'm to be old Charlie's beloved heir. He still can't understand it. Are you satisfied then? My dear, Laura, I was never more satisfied in all my life. Almost evens things up, doesn't it? Almost. You never forgot that, did you? That you lost. Lost? Who says I lost? The game is no, but the whistleblower says so. It is for you, and I'll get out of here. Okay. Okay, all in good time. Sorry, I had to leave you, but those reactions have to be checked every hour, you know. That's all right, Charlie. Laura and I were just going over old times in Illinois. You didn't know we both came from Illinois, did you? No, never had any last. Oh, I'm sure. I told you, Charles, you must have forgotten. Oh, yes, yes. Well, all right. Have coffee ready? Yes. Will you have coffee with us, Elmer? Oh, you bet I will. Anything in it? Nothing, my... Charles always takes his black food. Laura does make the best coffee. Well, here's to Laura's coffee. There was something about his smile when he said it, and then all of a sudden I saw it. I saw the whole terrible thing. Healed over. Charles! Yeah, I wouldn't be surprised if that was thiochlorate poisoning. Motive and the mean. And the motive of the real beaut this time, Laura, because you had to kill him before he changed his will. Me, there? You killed him. Sure, but that's not what the jury's gonna think. Of course, I'll get the money anyway. You couldn't very well collect me. Because I'm gonna hang you. My study. And once more, I'm waiting for the police. There is no escape for me, of course. Elmer knows that. But there's one little thing that he has forgotten. The last play of the game. For I've just drawn up a will of my own, leaving my property, and everything that I inherit from Charles to Elmer. It's dated three days ago. This statement I shall give into the safekeeping of my personal maid for Donia Bell, who after all is said and done, has been the one true friend I've ever had. I shall give a tour with certain instructions for its eventual disposal, which I know she will follow to the matter. When that is done, have beside me a glass of water. It contains thiochlorate. The motive and the means. Because you see, when the police come, it is Elmer who will have to do the explaining. Not I. And he will have to explain two bodies and mine. Throughout the world. This is Ken Niles, and it's my exceedingly pleasant duty, Miss Hayworth, A, to compliment you in the name of some twenty million listeners who must have loved your performance just now, and B, to present to you this gift basket of grand estate wines with the compliments of Roma. Thank you, Mr. Niles. Excuse me, I'm a little out of breath. I don't usually kill so many people, at least not in one day. How does it feel to play a murderer? I love it. I've been looking forward to appearing on suspense for a very, very long time. Of course, Bill Steer, your world champion producer director, is one of my oldest and deadest friends. Well, from the way Bill is waving congratulations and blowing kisses from the control room, I'd say he still loves you. Rita, I suppose you'll welcome a restful evening at home after such an exciting broadcast. As a matter of fact, we're having a few friends over tonight, Ken. Well, from your basket here, let me recommend for your guests Grand Estates Ruby Port or Golden Muscatel. You'll find either of these Grand Estates California wines with a delightful expression of hospitality when friends drop in. A delicious treat later in the evening with cake, nuts, or cheese. You've sold me, Ken. Good. And Rita, Grand Estates Ruby Port and Golden Muscatel, like all Grand Estates wines, are born of choicest grapes, then skillfully guided to taste perfection by Roma's master vintners. Necessary time and patient care endow each precious drop of Grand Estates wines with brilliant clarity, full fragrance, and mellow taste that bespeak at truly magnificent wine. So to enjoy the ultimate in wine excellence, the wine to serve is Grand Estates wine, presented by Roma, America's greatest vintner. I'll remember that. Fine. Say, Rita, we're looking forward to seeing you in Columbia's Down to Earth. Isn't that the one with Larry Park? Yes, I enjoyed making it, but the picture I'm really looking forward to is the new one I'm about to start. Also a Columbia picture. Oh? Well, why are you so particularly excited about it? Well, Ken, because in it will be my favorite actor, and it'll be directed by my favorite director, both the same man who also happens to be my husband, his name is Orson Welles. Good night, Rita. Next Thursday, same time, you will hear Mr. John Lund, a star of Suspense, produced and directed by William Spear for the Roma Wine Company of Fresno, California. Suspense is broadcast from coast to coast and to our managed women overseas by shortwave and through the worldwide facilities of the Armed Forces Radio Service. This is CBS, the Columbia Broadcasting System.


This paper investigated the geometric quality of depth data obtained by the Kinect sensor. It analyzed the influence of various factors such as distance to the sensor and its resolution on the accuracy of the data. Results showed that the accuracy of the data increased with decreasing distance to the sensor but was affected by the low resolution of the depth measurements. This article was authored by K. Koshelhem.


Going on, everyone. Sam here with Layton Sportsguards. We're in 23 tops, finest baseball hobby. Eight bucks, case break, number 95. Pick your team's style. Read off the list of our names. Our team's got Antonio M. with the Nationals. Ryan H. Bluejays, Chris S. Redsox. Dallas V. Marlins, David S. Whitesox. Gary A. Brewers, Twins, Pirates, Giants. Glenn W. Braves, Orioles, Reds, Angels. Greg E. with the Rangers. Jamie R. Guardians, or Jaime R. with the Guardians. Jared W. Mariners, Jeremy M. with the Mets. Keith M. Tigers, Kenny K. Cardinals, Luke S. Royals. Matthew W. Astros, Michael B. Rays. Michael Z. Diamondbacks, Michael B. So Michael B. R. Rays, Michael B. A. with the Padres and then Michael Z. with the Diamondbacks. Paul S. has the Athletics. We've got Ron A. with the Cubs and Phillies. Shane R. with the Dodgers. Tom C. Yankees and Wayne P. with the Rocks. So good luck here, everybody. Again, let's get mosaic sold out, guys. Teams are really, really marked down and that's kind of unreal, actually. 17 to go. That is, again, breaking next. Let me just drop a Facebook on that and we'll continue on. Let's get a Super out of here. Super's like gorgeous in this, dude. Yeah, I pulled the Austin Riley Moment Super Auto. That was nasty. And then we got the, what else did we pull out of here? I pulled the Riley Green Super and there's like one or two others. Plus you have the Hidden Gems one. Like the ones that are numbered to five. Like there's a lot of cool stuff in there. What's up, Puka? How you doing, buddy? All right, finest time, finest time. It really is the finest time. And off we go. That's gonna be two 100, Vladimir Guerrero Jr. What? Vladimir Jr. That is a Chris Bryant Refractor, base and base. I guess either 10 or 11, probably 10, I would say, Nicholas. Between 10 and 11 Eastern time. Like Lou, Joey Manassas, 300. There you go, Nats. Walter Chuck and Bobby Whitt. Oh, Hoppy. Eight boxes of, what's eight boxes of NC? Refractor Anthony Volpe. There's a Dermis Garcia. Rookie Refractor Otto for the A's. Congrats, Oakland. For this, you could just do color, like golden under. No, with a green under on this one. Green under, yeah. World's finest, Will Smith. Francisco Alvarez, Zach Wheeler. Yeah, my guess is it'll be added to the schedule the next couple of days. Would be my guess. What's today, Monday? Probably either today or tomorrow. Freddie Freeman on the rivalries die cut. Whoops. No, it's supposed to be, it's supposed to be before. Max Scherzer, there's Rondo Cunha, Josh Young. I think like everything was an eight box case it felt like today. Let me change that. Oops, that's four box case. My bad. Yeah, definitely not eight boxes. Man, eight box case. Eight box case of NC would be nice though. We'll say that would do probably pretty fine. Headliners Dave Winfield for the Inks. They have green mini diamonds of Ken Walter Chuck to 125. Yeah, that'd be a lot of NT for sure. It'd be a dual case there. Would be a dual case there. Zekele Duran refractor rookie, Michael Harris, and base. Headliners Devers, there's a Jermaine Palacios. Go into the Tigers. Nice one there, Detroit. Brian Beyo and base. About the boost of finest. Yeah, wild card starts tomorrow. Of course, Yankees lost last game of their season. Of course. DL Hall to 250, rookies of Shea Langlears and Nester Cortez to 99. Nice one there, Yankees. Nasty Nester is correct. You'll also see him back on the mound next year. I am excited. There's Brett Beatty refractor rookie, nice. For the Nets. People are all excited for next season. Yeah, I am. I was excited for next season in July. I was like, all right. Pretty much. It's time to move on. Jacob DeGrawb to 175 for the Rangers. Senga in a, oh, pregnant. Let's run it off and yeah, next season here we come. Yep. Bryce D'Rang refractor rookie. Fordo and Morena. Yeah, I'm excited for the wild card tomorrow for sure. Headliners, Mariano. We'll have that on here, which will be nice when I'm breaking it tonight. Kyle and myself, that'll be a good time. I got 10 bucks Tuesday tomorrow. Everybody putting in black football releasing on Wednesday. That's gonna be good. The checklist is kind of nuts. There's some really cool names on that checklist. Couple of guys that I haven't seen signed in a while to Josh Young to 300. Trout to 199, there you go, Angels. And Langlears. Forget who it was. There's one like, one name that really stood out of like somebody I've not seen signed in a while. Cal Raleigh, I forget who it was, but there's like a name or two on there. I was like, damn, dude, that's kind of nuts actually. Verlander. It wasn't even like a huge name. It was just like, wow, dude, I've not seen an auto there in like 10 years. Tatis. That's awesome. Oh, it's awesome, dude. Green, Shane Langlears, 99 for the ace on the rookie's auto, congrats on that. The ace doing good. The ace doing very well here. A's always do well in this gunner rookie. A's have so much volume. Yeah, very. Colonial crews refracted, and A's. Especially, yeah. From a rookie standpoint. Yeah. 27 of Bowman. That went already unless it is choice as well. Choice, that goes tonight. Random team choice goes tonight, Simcha. That goes at 6.35 p.m. Eastern time. Tomas picking up the Hornets in Arnie picking up a couple of Crown Asia team all. We are down to 16 to go, everybody. 16 to go, 16 and 15 on our two Mosaic breaks. So thank you there, appreciate you. Tomas picking up the Hornets in Mosaic. Again, a lot of good teams still on the board here. Yeah, no problem, Simcha. Yeah, so Kyle's breaking tonight. Forrest is off today. So Kyle jumped in and is gonna take that shift. Then it's a Green Lava Luis Castillo to 99. Riley and Corbin Carroll. Juan Grissom. Say headliners, Vlad E. G., Riley Green. Purple Yoshida to 250. Not bad. Take that for sure. Check up the Grom Refractor and Ethan Small. Rookie autograph for the brew crew. Nice one there. That is headliners Griffey. Soto and Goldie. Refractor of Libertor. Harrison Bates. Gold, Gabriel Moreno to 50. Nice one there on the rookies for the Diving Becks. There's Nick Prado autograph for the Royals. Rookie as well. Rookie Betts headliner, Space and Base. Byron Buxton, Refractor. I'd say blue. Max Scherzer to 150. Space and Base. Daniel P with the Mavs in 32. Thank you, buddy. Hey, yeah, there you go, John with the Raiders. To...  There is Mosaic again. 16 to go. So down to 20 to go and NT, that means now. Again, the only football break of the morning will be NT football. That is a vapor wave to, or just vapor to 250. You can tell Marte Gunner Henderson, Rookie for the Henderson for the Orioles, of course, and Marte for the Diving Becks, Garrett Cole, Refractor. Space and Base. Jeter headliners for the Yankees. Excited to see what our Moments Auto is gonna be out of this. Love those. Aaron Judge to 199. George Kirby, Refractor, and Base. JT Real Muto, Base and Base. Averpoo Hall, so there's the speaking of Moments. Gold, Craig B, she know, God, that's so cool, dude. I've been looking at this exact card on eBay. Congrats, Astros. Hell yeah, Astros. There you go. Who got Houston? Oh, that's awesome. Matthew W, congrats, man. That's freaking awesome. That's awesome. God, that's so cool. Just trying to buy that one on eBay. Literally that exact card, the Gold Moments Auto of BGO. 1.2, 1.515. Yep, my guy right there. There's my guy. James Altman, nice last team mojo there. Congrats on that Dodgers. There's a little scratch top left. I'll send an empty box in wrapper. It's still a very nice hit. Congrats to the Dodgers on that one. That is my guy right there, Mark. That is, BGO is my guy, man. BGO is 100% my guy. Love me some Craig BGO. Nolan R or not. Got to see Marco in the saltier. Vladimir Guerrero 250, what'd you say? Got to see Marco in the saltier. Yeah, headliners each year. Not a ton, I was just being super stingy. And he ended up selling it to somebody else who offered it. I think it sold for full bin price. Jordan Walker Refractor. I was trying to get it for like 20 colors under bin price because I'm a scumbag. But that's a 300 Christian Yelich. But I don't know, I think it's sold for like 50, 55 around there. I don't remember exactly how much it was badly as well. Probably green rookies. Refractor, Max Meyer, rookie, face and face. Say headliners, Aronado, Alvarez and Wheeler. Matthew Liebertor to 175. And then Kyle Stohr's Refractor rookie auto. Nice one there for the Orioles. Chris S, pick up the Cs. Thank Chris, appreciate you, buddy. Picking up the Celtics in number 51. Or no, not 50, whatever the number is. Mose, thank you there. That is Logan O'Hoppe, Refractor of the big unit. Down to 15, everybody. Halfway there, Luba up to 250. You got a lot of inexpensive teams remain. A couple of decent teams. I know the Warriors and Rockets are still on the board. Those are probably the two biggest, the Vladimir Guerrero. Refractor, Warriors and Rockets. Obviously you're chasing all kinds of step stuff with the Warriors. World's finest gold, Robbie Devers. Nice, the 50. Congrats on that there. Red Sox and Aronado, Ken Waldechuk. Going to the A's. Moreno and Senga. So we're down to 15 to go on the next one.  Let's get that filled up. Like I said, teams are very generously marked down for y'all to get it filled up. Mostafiyoshida. Yeah, Mosaic's always going to be a lot of fun. Of course added in the new color this year. That's a rose gold piguero to 75 for the pirates on the rookie. Face and face. All right, Celtic's off the board. Yeah, so the Nuggets, Warriors, Rockets, Spurs and Jazz, I would say are probably the biggest teams left. They're all marked down. 15 to go. Probably for the cheapest we've ever had them in Mosaic this year. 15 to go. Breaks next. And 15 to go. Or some Mosaic basketball. Well, they've got Contender's Optic basketball. Got two inner cases at it. We're finishing off with a case of NT. Green lava to 99, Corey Seeger. Oh, the, that is a show hey. Refractor and Matthew Libertor. Green wave auto to 99, congrats there at Cardinals. Very nice, very nice. You're not Alvarez. Nolan Gorman Rookie around Bacuña. That is a headliners of one Soto. Shay Langler's refractor rookie. Senga and Alex Bregman. White Bull, Javi Baez to 250. Going to the Pagas and base. Francisco Alvarez, Nolan Gorman, J-Rod. Usually it's 20. Usually it's 20. Javi Baez, sometimes it's 30. Depends on what products in it more than anything. Tree, but we didn't have breaks last Sunday so we had like, that was basically the week three and four. Basically for that one. Adrian Beltrate, Blue Auto, Vinnie Pascantino to 150. Vinnie P, the pass watch. There's Mike Trout, World's Fine. So yeah, usually there's a 20 box every single Sunday. There's always a football mixer on Sunday. Oh, it's always the last break of the night on Sunday, a football mixer. Pascantino refractor rookie, base and base. Headliners Nolan Ryan and Jordan Alvarez. World's Fine, it's Miggie. I never know, I know, sad man. Simeon Woods Richardson, there's an Alec Burleson refractor rookie auto for the Cardinals. That's Cards, Riley Green. Rookie's Kodi Finga for the Mets. See a banger out of these last two boxes. Headliners, Winfield need something big. Josh Young, see a red or a super or a big orange of some sort would be awesome. Any of those would be cool. Mookie Betts refractor, base and base. Being out of all of those. Blue is JJ Bleday and base. Again, guys, 15 to go on the next one. That is Mosaic basketball, 15 to go. There's your link, that is breaking it next. 15 to go, 15 and I believe 15 on the other one as well. So halfway there on both, many Machado to 199. Very nice, very nice, base and base. Oh, 15-14, even better. Well, we asked for some sort of red and there it is, Jordan Walker. That is a red rookie, red black vapor it looks like of Brian Servin, four or five. So now that's just gonna be the true red right there for the Rockies, congrats Rockies. Very nice, four or five on the red. I got faked out by the purple up there. Looked a little darker. Very nice though, congrats on that, Rockies, that one should be fine. Very nice. Ron Rocunha, an Adley rookie in there as well. Puginami, that is a purple Pascantino to 250. Yep, Cal Mitchell refractor rookie, Alvarez rookie as well and base, last pack of Fox seven. Yoshida, Headliners Ripken and Corbin Carroll rookie as well, very nice. Bobby Whit Jr. to 125th, Josh Young. Adley Rushman refractor rookie, nice one there for the Orioles. Goldie and Joey Manessas. Green Gunner to 99, congrats again. Baltimore, nice one there. And a Simeon Woods Richardson refractor rookie auto. That is going to the twins. Headliners Bryce Hapa, Rato Santana. A Shane Bieber refractor, Michael Harris rookie. To 300, Freddie Freeman. Mike Piazza to 300, Oscar Gonzalez for the Guardians. Nanny Machado refractor, Lenin Sosa on the auto. Congrats there, White Sox, very nice. That's Chicago, Mike Trout and Aaron Judge. Judge, refractor Garrett Mitchell, Headliners Mariana. Anthony Rizzo refractor, J. Rod refractor. A Chris Neelich headliners and base. All right guys, do a quick recap here. Pretty solid case overall, some cool cards in there. We had two 99, Gunner Henderson, Corey Seager, Luis Castillo to 75, Poguero to 50, Robbie Devers, Gabriel Moreno. Autos now, we had base refractor autos, Lenin Sosa, Simeon Woods Richardson, Alec Burleson, Ken Waldechuk, Kyle Stowers, James Outman, Ethan Small, Jermaine Palacios, Dermis Garcia, Nick Parato. Two 150, Vinny Pascantino to 99, Matthew Libitor, Shay Langlears, Nessar Cortez, gold to 50, Craig Bijio, and four to five on the red, Brian Servin. That'll do it for the break guys. Thanks again for the fill.


everyone welcome back to a new session on dentistry and more so today we'll be covering the concept of prevention so the last session we had covered concept of causation so how the disease is caused we had covered all the theories and all the concepts so now we'll be moving on to the concepts of prevention how to we prevent a disease and what are the concepts available on what levels we are going to prevent a particular disease so that we are going to say in this particular session so just like Benjamin Franklin said and also prevention is worth a pound of cure always prevention is better than cure so in our country the third world countries or developing countries all may always keep on to the curative part rather than the preventive part curative part or curative medicine is always very expensive it might break the backbone of a individual or a family but the problem is the preventive side of medicine or preventive aspect is not much given importance in our country compared to the western countries so prevention is always better than cure so what is prevention prevention we know the word itself says free event action it's just like stopping an action because the action of stopping something from happening so we are going to prevent something it's very simple as that prevent free event action so we are going to prevent a certain action that might cause a disease when we apply this to our disease prevention smoking causes lung cancer so we are preventing an action of smoking so that it won't result in lung cancer so let's see what are the levels of prevention so basically we have four levels so we prevent diseases under this four level that is primordial prevention primary secondary and tertiary it depends on the complexity if we see the disease the disease not it occurred here and tertiary prevention the disease as shows is complete effect okay so it is going by disease severity so in true sense we can say that primordial and primary are true sense of prevention because after primary prevention the disease already are into action so we are just limiting the or halting the progress of disease in primordial and primary the disease is not yet occurred so we are preventing actually the disease so let's move on to the primordial prevention so primordial prevention is newly emerged concept of prevention it's nothing but preventing the occurrence or preventing the occurrence of a habit or a risk factor just like the smoking causes lung cancer we are educating students or we are teaching some young people that the smoking causes lung cancer so that they don't acquire this risk factor that is primordial prevention the primary prevention is different primary prevention is like the particular individual or a group of people is already having the habit but we are modifying the risk factor so that they won't get a lung cancer or they won't get a disease modifying the risk factor and preventing the occurrence of risk factor is different so the primordial prevention is preventing the occurrence of a risk factor how we how do we do that by establishing a social economic and cultural pattern so that they won't have a habit at least that is a risk factors so that is primordial prevention primordial prevention is prevention in the very early stage so we know that primordial prevention is just like this is coronary heart disease or arterial occlusion so what we can do is we can prevent the intake of meats we don't take meat at all or we teach the people not to use meat or red meat controlling the red meat is primary prevention primary prevention whereas abstinence complete removal from the diet or complete removal of the risk factor is primordial prevention so primary prevention as I told you the person is already having a habit or a risk factor for a particular disease so it is by definition actions taken prior to the onset of disease in primordial and primary disease is not yet occurred so what all the actions we taken prior to the onset of disease which removes the possibility of that disease will never occur so suppose a person is under smoking he's been smoking for few months or few years so we are going to give a tobacco cessation counseling he has not yet developed any disease or any lung cancer anything so we are going to educate him we are going to modify his habit or a risk factor so that he won't get the disease that is primary prevention primordial is we are educating the people not to smoke primaries we are modifying the smoking habit by educating so this is primary prevention and it will be always at the prepathogenesis phase of a disease natural history we have seen prepathogenesis and pathogenesis prepathogenesis we speak the disease is not yet occurred the pathogenesis not yet entered the risk factor is not yet entered into the body but the particular person is not yet acquired the particular risk factor so it is always at the prepathogenesis phase of a disease the health problem so we modify it we we educate we modify it we promote health so that the patient will change the habit or reduce the habit or control the habit so that he won't acquire the disease so it is all about a concept of positive health this primary prevention so we can just see that high serum cholesterol you know it causes coronary heart disease so we ask them to control the diet or we put them on a diet when we ask them to control his consumption of red meat or any other oily stuff so there is factor is controlled or modified so that he won't get the coronary heart disease so that is a primary prevention so it is also like symptoms are preventing HRA infections and immunizations preventing diseases like polio BCG vaccine all the vaccination which we give to children to prevent diseases all our primary prevention so there are basically two types of primary prevention then is mass approach and high-risk approach that is one is group approach population approach we have to apply to a big group of people we have to modify our decisions so that it will benefit a very large group of people that is mass approach high risk group strategies we have to focus on a very particularly risk groups okay so population strategies directed towards the whole population irrespective of the risk level so all population it will apply directly to the whole population just like the ads for the health education videos we seen before the movies against tobacco so it is applying to everyone a free group of individual is seeing kids adults males females everyone is seeing it so that is a population strategies just like a small level reduction in the blood pressure or a cholesterol level it can reduce a incidence of coronary heart disease on a very large scale because we are applying it on a very group big group of people so if it has an AC a very small effect the outcome will be very drastic very big outcome will be there because it is applying on a very big group of population a big group of people so that is a population strategies might not be very effective but the next strategy will be effective that is higher strategy we have to select the people with special risk or high risk example smoking cessation programs should be applied to smokers because we apply the population strategy on every people we applied people those who are not smoking but it might not be a 50 they won't take it very seriously but when we apply it to very special group those who are in need that is smoking cessation should be on smokers that is higher strategy so population strategy and higher strategy are part of primary prevention so next is secondary and tertiary the disease is already occurred now we are going to limit the impact of this disease that is secondary and tertiary so secondary is just like halt the progress of a disease at a very early stage and prevent the complication so secondary is just like if we take a dental caries dental caries is already okay we are going to restore it and to get back to its function that is mastication that is secondary prevention we take dental caries primary prevention we have to go for a fluoride therapy or pitonfisher sealants because the dental caries will not occur secondary prevention is like we are treating the disease primordial prevention the same scenario we apply we are teaching the students or we are educating not to eat chocolates or to dish toys that is primordial prevention can also come under primary prevention so the risk factor modification and risk factor prevention is different primordial and primary so but the second prevention is we are modifying the disease so we are treating the disease or we are preventing the disease at a very early stage so that it won't get complicated and result in more morbidity so secondary prevention is most commonly it's based on the natural history of disease if the particular disease has very long natural history you can get the patient at a very early stage just like cancer treatment for a cancer patient pick as a patient at a very early stage can reduce the complications and we can save the patient so the tertiary prevention is like we are just disability limitation the disease has caused its full impact the tooth dental caries has caused the tooth destruction like tooth became non vital the crown is completely destroyed so that you you can't use it for the basic masturbatory function so what you do you limit the disability and rehabilitate so you do pulp capping or root canal treatment and you rehabilitate with partial danger fix a partial in the grounds implants or other things so it is disability limitation and rehabilitation now prevention it's not at all a prevention in sets since we are treating all these under different different levels this is tertiary prevention so we can say that it is just a disability limitation and rehabilitation it is a measures to reduce or limit the impairment and disability and minimize the suffering so that is a tertiary prevention just like rehabilitation of patients with polio myelitis strokes we are rehabilitating with equipments and blindness injuries so enabling them to take part in social and not in a regular way at least they can take part with the equipments or with the rehabilitative measures we provide so that is tertiary prevention so this is a primary prevention like we are educating with signboards asking to wear helmets so this is secondary prevention these two are primary prevention secondary prevention accident is already awkward these both are to prevent accident so these two are two components of primary prevention that is health education and specific protection this is secondary prevention accident but we are taking as early as possible and this is tertiary after the accident amputation of limb happened so we are replacing it and we are giving rehabilitation we are providing wheelchair or any artificial leg so that is tertiary prevention social rehabilitation vocational and medical rehabilitation so the primary prevention is to teach them not to prevent not to an accident secondary prevention they have accident but we take them as early as possible so that the complications will be less tertiary prevention it has full-on effect of complication and now we can't do anything now we just rehabilitate the patient so that's all about the prevention so primordial primary secondary and tertiary prevention so primary and primordial are true sense of prevention secondary and tertiary are the management of the disease complication so that's all about the levels of prevention next class I'll come with our modes of intervention how do we apply this levels of prevention in practice so various methods in preventive measures so that's all about levels of prevention thank you


Boss talk, who your girlfriend favorite? Boss talk, we gon' do it how you want it Boss talk, yeah, everybody on it Boss talk, it's a unique hustle Boss talk Check it, check it, check it, it's a unique hustle It's your boy E-C-E-O And I'm here with the lovely official Mr. Mako, what's going on? What's going on, what's going on? You done know? Ay man, so, man, here we go again, man You know, if some people you know They don't even need no introduction When I say that, I found this cat Right here, man, I ran up on him, man One of my partners told me about it He said, man, go check him out I said, man, this nigga right here is talented, man And I see what they trying to do with this boy I mean, this boy here can go pop He can go rap, he can do whatever And that's why I was like, man, I love what he got, man And how he bring it to the table, man Flex and fab, baby, what's going on? What's up, my boy? Ay, man, save, man You're welcome to be here, man Cause I feel like I'm sitting in the presence of greatness, man Cause I know already, ay, no, man I know, I know it's gonna happen It's gonna work, nigga, that's what I'm talking about It's gonna work And at the end of the day, I see what it's doing And I know the numbers and I'm looking at the algorithm And I say it's gonna work And that's when you know Like, I got an ear for music And I see what you're doing Yeah, I don't judge like everybody else And my top three, when I do the top three It's always different from everybody else's Cause I look at things from a different perspective But when I see you I just know that you can break culture barriers Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah And that's the part of you that everybody should be scared of If they're competing Cause really, you should be competing Anytime you get on the mic You're gonna look at the other cat that's in your realm And be like, okay, he got something You know what I'm saying?  Shout out to Flex and Fab, baby, what's up? Hey, what's up, my boy? What's up? So tell me a little bit about yourself, man How you came up with that name?  I didn't know You're like, this nigga's something different I had motherfucking... That's what I was telling you I'm gonna tell you about the name right now, right?  Shout out to my boy Gio, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah, Gio, bad boy, man Love that cat So he had motherfucking had told me That we was gonna do an interview Okay You know what I'm saying?   Legit, I'm gonna send you a link later He never sent me the link Wow, he sent me the link like two days ago You know what I'm saying?      Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah I had went and did my research You know what I'm saying?  I gotta go do my research I'm gonna see if you gon' be a Are you a Charlemagne? Yeah, yeah, yeah You know what I'm saying? When you looked at it, what did you think?    Like I followed him on the grab and shit I didn't know that he telling me He brought some famous stars Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah Some expensive tastes I wanna say He may work with Triple D With Triple D I'm trying to see whether It's either Triple D or expensive tastes I've been here for 15 years going on So it was like They was trying to get their product placement in And I'm a real one That's why Prophecy the only one I'm the only one ever did an interview with Prophecy Yeah, yeah, yeah Because I helped people So I met him on something else Where I helped him So at the end of the day And the list goes on and on and on So that's how a real one does As you said Prophecy my boy though Yeah Like it's crazy Actually, we probably Don't have to have a conversation after No, it's all good You know what I'm saying?  He a kid. Look at this, look at this, bro. I'ma show you, I'ma just give you the phone. Look at the picture, look at the caption and look at the comment. Wow. Tell the people what that shit's like. It says, happy birthday, mom. Thank you for choosing me, I love you. And who comment on that shit? Tell my prayer hands and birthday kisses. Oh yeah, that's DJ Paul, man. That's what's up, man. Happy birthday, man. That's what, I mean, that's love, man. When I met him, man, I told him, I say, man, you guys, that was right after the movie that won with Terrence Howard. Mm-hmm, mm-hmm. Yeah, yeah. It's hard out here for a pimp and all that. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, that was after that movie, man.  The Hustlin' Flow. The Hustlin' Flow, yeah. And I had seen him in Vegas. We was in Vegas, man, and I just loved everything that they represent. They were, at that time, one of the first ones to get a Grammy, and I was really excited about that because of the hip-hop culture. You know what I'm saying? See that go back to what I'm telling you, the first thing I said as soon as I sat in the chair I was like, bro, you a real one. Yeah, yeah, yeah.  Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Like a relationship like that with somebody like Paul, like, that's real. Yeah, yeah, yeah. He's coming on my mama birthday picture.  That's just one thing, you know? You got so many different things going on with you, and it's such a blessing to see that energy.  Oh, yeah.  Like even going back to, like you mentioned prophecy. Yeah, yeah. We had went down there with prophecy down to Houston. We shot a whole video with Paul. Wow. You know what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying? Shout out to Paul Wall. You know what I'm saying? Paul Wall, good one there. Him and Krystal, shout out to Krystal Wall and Paul. Yeah, yeah, yeah, good people. I had did a record with Paul Wall.  We had did a record. Me and Paul did a record on one of Zaitoan Beats. Wow. In Atlanta at Zaitoan's engineer's house in Zone 6. Wow, in Zone 6? In East Atlanta. Wow. I'm not lying. That's crazy.  Shout out to my boy Paul Wall. Shout out to Paul Wall.   It happens. It happens. That's a good thing, man. Sometimes the good ones are recorded like that. Yeah, bro. Shout out to my boy Zaitoan too. We'll talk about that. Oh, yeah. I wanna talk about that flex and fab with Steel Ball. But hold on, he still ain't told me how to name him. Oh, yeah, I'm sorry. I'm sorry, look. Okay, so that's my name. Fab, that's my name. Your real government name. Yeah, I'm not finna say my whole name, but look, I'll show you my ID. Yeah, that's his name. And then I'm finna get into a little story. And then flexing? I was just, you know, last time. He thought that was the name. We got the small hermene. Oh, really, man? Just a little something, something? Look at my, it say right here, given name. Okay. So that's how it go down? Yeah, that's my real name. That's how it go down. Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's it. And flexing was just like, it's alliteration, it's catchy, it's a fab. I like it, man, like I said, and when you put it in YouTube, you gotta put it all together. Don't be spreading it out. Put it together because it's flexing fab, baby. But now y'all read my full name, right? Yeah. You saw, that wasn't an ID. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? It means ID, but it's the deferred action car. Okay. So I like the DACA car. Yeah.  I was born in Costa Rica. Okay.  They're the only two people in my whole, whole, whole bloodline that was born here. Wow. But how old were you when you were moved here? I was one. You was one? So I'm here. I'm from Dallas. Oh, really? I'm from Dallas, but I ain't, you seen this shit? I ain't, I'm an immigrant. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You know what I'm saying? My mama an immigrant, you know what I'm saying? That's something to talk about. I heard what Cruz was on here. He said, he said the same thing. He said he's an immigrant kid. Kid, that's right.   You know what I'm saying?  Y'all be the hungriest, bro. Man, come on. I know that. Dad, what I'm trying to tell you- Gary V, shout out to Gary Vaynerchuk. Y'all be the hungriest. Yeah, nah, for real, that's what I'm trying to say. You don't even know what that is, dude. Nah, I don't. You gotta look him up. He a beast. Oh, that's buddy, that's buddy who be on Instagram. He got that money, no, he got that money. He has a company, he's a hustler. He hustles hard. Gary V, love to have him on the show. He got a company, man, where he help a lot of people too.  He motivates you to do better in life. Like he tells the story about coming to this country as an immigrant. He ain't the Indian, the Indian, no. You gotta look him up. You'll love it.  I'm sorry, I'm not too educated. I didn't mean to- No, no, no, no, no, no. Gary V gonna love it. I mean, he might look at this and see you. He the type of dude that he love hip hop too. And that's the thing I like about it. He used to rock with Nipsey Hussle when he was living. No, he ain't from Dallas. He from out of state. I think he's in New York, but I'm just telling you, he's a mogul when it comes down to promotions and hustling and dealing with things. He can foresee things before they happen. Like with technology, with platforms like Instagram, he buys in, he had opportunity to buy into Uber and he didn't do it. It's a couple of things. He's big money. There's ain't no game.  He planning on buying the Jets. That's one of his big slogans that's his why. You gotta have a why. You gotta have something you're reaching for that you feel like is the greatest thing that you could ever do. And that's what he does. He said, I'm gonna own the Jets one day. And that's what he always slogan. And I always looked at him. He's a motivational guy who pushes you and then he gives you a algorithm to where you can reach or attain what you're looking for. You can do it too. That's what I love though. That's what I love. So you gotta check him out Gary Vee. He's not doing it himself. He's trying to help everybody to do it. To do it with him. With him. Yeah. Like I said, I did my research, right? Yeah. I, uh, Jamaica? Oh yeah, a fisherman's Jamaica. You said, correct me if I'm wrong, right?  It's all good. But you said you was here when you was 21 when you came here? There you go. You know what I'm saying, right? You know what it is. You know what I'm saying?  Yeah, definitely. You know what I'm talking about. So you love the show. You're like, this is where I need to be. Man, bro, I did my research.  I was one day, look. Look, I'm gonna change the topic completely. Okay. That's what's up. Let's put a pin in this.  We'll get back to that, all right? This for you now. Okay. I bet you didn't think I was gonna know that it was the 21 and all that. I bet you didn't think I was gonna know that. But a 300 ain't no Bentley. Correct. And a Parmin ain't a house. Okay. And a Geneva ain't no Rolex. Oh, okay. Y'all know what that is. Uh-uh, what are we talking about? Man. That's something I would say though. My boy, you said, I think you told George that you love Pimp. Oh yeah, definitely. Man. I didn't hear that. Yeah, Pimp said that. I can tell you some things Pimp said before you was even born. Maybe like, how old are you? Bro, I ain't even hit 25. That's right. So you know, when I first started listening to Pimp, man, this is telling me something good for you. This whole, I was hustling. And at the end of the day, they were just coming out with the music and the music kind of went with my hustle. Cause you gotta realize, man, I've been through a lot. You know what I'm saying? I done faced a lot of different situations that pretty much made me stronger. As I say, you gotta grow. You gotta stretch. You gotta have a Y. My mom died and six months later, I faced some things that at the end of, oh yeah, that was in 96. And the thing I can say is that a ride in dirty and all that, you know, that was therapeutic for me. You know what I'm saying? People don't realize how deep it gets. When you really listen to the sound of music, you know what I mean? Not go by what the masses tell you to do, but you go by what you know and your heart feel. And that's where I come from with it. But even in life, people don't realize that you're not the only one who's going through a certain situation at that time. So even whenever you write a song about something that you're going through and you put it out there and so many other people who are going through the same exact thing and they realize, see, not to cut you off, I'm sorry. But see what crazy is that? That's how kinda like the Y, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah. The Y coming back to the little immigration status and stuff like that. It's always been like, you know, money. You know what I'm saying? Helping my mom. Helping your mom, trying to get them out of those circles. Don't want them to go through nothing that they don't have to face. Of course, of course, because bro, I'm telling you, bro, like, a niggas was motherfucking, you can imagine. Went through it.  And I'm saying like, like. But that's what bring the dog out of you, though. That's what I'm trying to tell you.  Like, like, bro, I don't see my mom up, bro. My pops left when I was little. You know what I'm saying? It's probably about 10, 11. I don't know, right? Yeah, he bail. You know what I'm saying? He went back to Costa Rica. Me, I'm saying, who knows why? I don't know why. Shout out to my pops, right? So you don't have a relationship with him?  You know what I'm saying? He bailed. But he left, he left. But have you spoken to him? I talked to him, yeah. I talked to my daddy, you know what I'm saying? But it's like, I'm grown now, bro. But you still remember that? Yeah, bro, like, it touched you a certain way. It's a young nigga, bro. It's a young nigga, like, see, look. I got a whole bunch of partners that they don't know they daddy at all. Exactly. You know what I'm saying? That's one thing.  Yeah, yeah. Me as a young nigga, one day, my daddy here, next day, boom, my pop's gone. Yeah, yeah. I'm like, yo, I don't, it's, you know, how, why? Was it me or something like that? Yeah, you start trying to figure it out as a kid.  I went through the same vein where my dad kind of pipped bail the same way. So you never axed him? No. Well, he didn't really bail, they kind of broke up, but it's still where we was floating and floating. And when you floating different places in your father and in your life, it does something to you to like, why he ain't coming around or why he didn't make it or why he don't even try to reach out. Because you got a dang phone or you can get on WhatsApp and reach out.  So I get where you coming from. You know what I'm saying? Like it's like, and then it's a matter of like, he used to call my mama. You know what I'm saying?    Like hoffing. I'm right here, nigga. Yeah, like hoffing. Yeah. Yeah. No, but I think a lot of times you got to realize what kind of upbringing they had. I think it stems in what they went through. So he didn't know I'm gonna tell you, I'll tell you something. My dad went through some conditioning because of what he had went through.  They wrecked and the kid died, you know? So, and then you look at how they came up, you know, and during those times and then you try to look at him trying to raise a family and not really understanding the way things were supposed to go with you. It's just, he couldn't, he couldn't get it, you know? And at the end of the day, I think we can't, we can't look at them and not forgive them. Exactly. You got to feel sorry for them because at the same time, you know that they didn't understand what was going on. Exactly. And it is a vulnerability. We want to look at them as our God and we want to put them up way up there. But they just mirror me and just like you and I. And so we have to break that curse by forgiving them so we don't take it to the next stage. Also making the same mistakes. That's right.  Hatred is only going to pretty much interject that into the next stage of life. I'll tell you the truth. Earlier today, not even, maybe what time is it? It's eight o'clock, maybe four hours ago. You know what I'm saying? I had my brother at the house, you know what I'm saying? He had a, he- How old is he? I mean, it's not my real brother. Okay, okay. But it's my brother, it's actually my artist. You know what I'm saying? We'll get into that in a little bit. I just asked Jim Bunny about an artist. We got to have an artist or somebody or somebody. These are my artists. These are my artists. That's what's up. I got two artists that is in the, you know what I'm doing. You working with them? Yeah, yeah, you working with them. But a nigga, he got a little boy. Okay. He just turned three. Wow. You know what I'm saying? Just turned three. And my other partner, he used to live with me. He named Tommy D. He used to make all my beats. Shout out to my boy, Tommy D. Shout out, you know what I'm saying? Shout out to all of them, right? Tommy D used to live with me. Live with me. Like I said, at my mom's house, we used to sleep on the floor. Flo, yeah. On the floor. That's what's up.  Yeah, I've been there.  You know what Tommy D is. I've been through that. So, he had a little boy. Okay. Nowadays, my sister literally watches him. He just turned four. Wow. You know what I'm saying? Baby sits every single day. That's what's up, that's what's up. I went over there today to see him, right? I had picked up my boy, brought his little boy over there. They having fun.  You know what I'm saying? But I look at him and I'm like, damn, I remember when, not Tommy D, but you know what I'm saying? I remember when Stain got his girlfriend pregnant. Okay. Not when the baby was born, when he told me she was pregnant.  Yeah, yeah, yeah. Both of them niggas. You know what I'm saying? And I'm looking at him. I'm like, dawg, like, you're gonna be a good dad. Yeah, you give him inspiration. You know what I'm saying? We had the baby shower. Wow. Drunk. You know what I'm saying?  You know what I'm saying?  Because me and you was like this. That's a good friend. You know what I'm saying? Me and you was like this, right? You got to be like that for him. Yeah, for him, for him. You know what I'm saying? Like, you got to be like that. And I swear to God now a day where he don't go nowhere without his son. That's good. That's good. Because you're not gonna take the whole, whole baggage into different relationships.  So you have a son too. I don't got no son. No, he don't have no kids. I don't have no kids. Listen, man, you don't know what's going on here. Look at him. That's flexing, man. I don't need no kids.  He got some big about to do so. He ain't got time for that right now.  I'm gonna be putting some merch on him when I get my clothing right.  That's right. You know what I'm saying?  Stain, he got one baby. Tommy D got one baby. My other partner, Bean, he got three little girls. You know what I'm saying? My partner, my nigga, Salios. See, he met Salios the other day. He all in the video. You seen that shit? He's had two Mexican's, all them niggas. He got four kids. Wow. One of my niggas I grew up with, he got three babies, bro.  You know what I'm saying? Tommy D just had his second son actually. You know what I'm saying? So it's like, I don't need no kids.  They just show how much love he got in his heart. I want to get to the music a little bit. Oh yeah, let's go.  Let's go. I want to talk about, I want to talk about steel ball. That's the one with your boys, they told me. How did that, how did that? Shout out, I want you to let that, let that cat know I need his help on something too when you talk to him. Cause I know y'all talk. I want to try to, I'm trying to. We going to Atlanta? Yeah, yeah, y'all going down there next week? We going, we going late April or May. Okay. Why don't you do it? I want to try to get, I want to try to get producers on this show. Cause I want to have like little listening sessions on air. I don't think nobody's doing that. Don't take my idea niggas. But at any rate, I want to, I want to, I want to try to put different people on the platform, you know, to where that really know the music and the sounds. I want to get into that deep. I got some guys coming this week. And like I always say, what's the name was here last night? Sergeant Jay that did that. He was here last night. He was here last night. Yeah. So the thing I can say is I want to do something where I can vibe with these beach man and do something with the producers. Cause artists get a lot of shine, but the producers usually don't get much. So I want to talk to him about helping me to do something like that or be in a party coming on the show. Oh yeah. You know, so that just hollat him for me when you talk to him. But let's get into that banger. How did you get this dude to town? How did this guy get the relationship with you? I want to know all about it. Man looks. I, You ready to talk to that nigga? Zaytov and I love you. I owe you a lot. I ain't reach out to him. He ready to talk to you? Wow.   Shout out to him too. Oh, you know him? I know him. You know BC. That's my guy.  What's his name? We just got a phone earlier.  I don't know him, but what about it? I'm gonna tap you in with him. Okay. Shout out my boy BC. What do you do? It was his birthday the other day. He do all the label stuff. He do all the listening parts. Okay. He do all the fucking, you name it. He been in this, he been in this biz just like y'all. For a long time.  He go whore. I didn't talk to him. You know what I'm saying? So, yeah, I met him because BC did one of his listening parties. He was like, yo, you know what I'm saying? LeBron like put it up.  And Zay Tobin was there.  Yeah.    It was like a motherfucking, bro, I don't even know what's it called. It was like a live performance thing. You know how genius do the live performance. It was one of those, right?  And one of my managers, I got, I got, you know, Paco. Yeah, yeah. Shout out Paco. I got Elusive. Shout out Elusive. And I got my boy Rod. Rod is from Atlanta. Okay. I'm saying shout out Rod. He did a lot for us. He didn't did a lot for us.  I think Zay Tobin might want to work with you. Wow. Zay Tobin, we in some lives. They ain't even fit away with me. Yeah, right. I'm like, man. You still camping, nigga. Big camp, man.  I didn't even like, I didn't even respond to that message. I probably still got it in my DMs. You know what I'm saying?  Paco called me maybe a couple of days later. He was like, yo, bro, we're going to Atlanta. I'm like, for what? He told my bros, Zay Tobin just called me.   Yeah, that's hot right there.  That's hot.  Gucci. Yeah, let's get it, let's get it.  Nigga, I mean, this whole listening to motherfucking lemonade and M listening to Future. So why did that make you feel though? What did you do? You like smiling like, yeah, nigga. Bro, I mean, this whole like, whoa. You're like, whoa. I wasn't even excited.  Like, this here is real rush. This is real rush. I was like, bro, my life, my life just, just it. I'm done. No more rapping. I made it. Zay Tobin.  I'm done. I'm throwing in a towel. Yeah, yeah, nigga. It's on. But we get to Atlanta, bro. I swear to God, I'll never forget the first time I met Zay Tobin, bro. What you say to that nigga, man? Man, shout out to Zay Tobin. What you say to? You just smile. What you say? I didn't say nothing. Nothing. I'm sitting in the studio. And he probably don't even remember this. He walked in with a McDonald's bag. You're like, damn, he got a good looking McDonald's bag. I'm like, no, no, no, no, no.   That was my first time I ever been a starstruck. Yeah. And that was my first time ever being around real, real money. Like, you know what I'm saying? Like, these niggas, these niggas got it. Like, like, niggas be trapping and niggas still. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.  But like. These niggas had their organization going. And you know how deep they go. So what was the first thing you said to you? Bro, he told me he was like, he was like, bro, you got it.  Bam, nigga. I ain't lying. Same way I did when I seen it. Yeah, nigga, it's on. I showed him my videos full. He was a play me music, play me a video, da, da, da, right?   He was just sitting there like this. That's the way you do it. Processing.    I don't want to hear this.  And he was like, let's go. You ready? I'm ready for what? Make a song right now. Nigga, I ain't lying. Fast forward to the story, right? I ain't lying. We went to the next room.    He was like, are you ready? I'm like, yeah. He was like, for real? I'm like, yeah, I'm, if you're ready, I'm ready. If this beat is done, I'll record right now. You know what I'm saying? He was like, oh, he's back. Go ahead. You were nervous as ever, weren't you? Bro. Nah, yeah, but he gotta go. He gotta go in. It's time to go. It's time to go. You know what I'm saying? He gotta, he gotta go. He made the beat in front of me. I'm in that whole Instagram. I'm not even writing music. I'm all like, this is great.  You know what I'm saying? He talking this shit, right? This is the story that everybody hit up though. He made a beat. I'm like, bro, is it done? Yeah, it's done. You ready? Yeah, I'm ready. All right, babe, boom. Put me in the next room with the engineer.  Boom, boom, boom, boom. Did my song. I must have had, came outside to like, to smoke a cigarette. I didn't come outside to go get him, tell him I'm done. Yeah. I came outside, he talking to my manager. He talking to his friends. He just chilling, right? I'm outside. I just woke up on him. I sparked my cigarette. He like, bro, you done? I'm like, yeah. He was like, bro, you been in there 15 minutes? I'm like, I know, go listen to it. Like he walked in there and he was like, oh, bro. He looked at me in my eyes, bro. Bro, I still get, I still get weird when I, he looked at me in my eyes, bro. He looked at me in my eyes. He was like, oh yeah, we gonna work. He was like, you work just like Gucci in future. Damn. That's good stuff right there. That nigga say you work just like Gucci in future. Stop playing, man. Fake, hey man, listen, man, play. Hey man, how did you feel, man? That nigga saying that. Bro, I'm gonna stew up. Gucci in future. Wait a minute, Gucci in future and flexing foul. Stop playing. That nigga said you work just like Gucci in future used to. That's what's up. I was like, yo, don't compare me to them, bro. That's not allowed, bro. I'm not allowed to feel like this. Wow, man. That's what you told me. And it's coming from Zay, man. I'm like, bro, don't say that. Shout out to Zay, man. He was like, bro, he just laugh. He just laugh. He just laugh. He be like, bro, you got something coming. You don't even know what it is. You know what I'm saying? Let's pop in, bro. But that was the first day I met and say, first day. I never forget. How long ago was that? This was probably two years ago. That's hot, man. What, 2019, 18? What, three years? That's hot, man. You all built a really hardcore relationship between them and that. Over the time, yeah. And that's hot, man. And what's crazy, though, is 2018, yeah. You know what I'm saying? And then the next day, we was in Atlanta three days, right? The next day, he motherfucking was like, yo, come to the studio. I was like, oh, okay. You know what I'm saying? Studio set up or whatever, right? I'm at the mall. I'm at Linux. Yeah, yeah, I know what you said. I'm at Linux, mom. You know what I'm doing. Yeah, yeah. It's popping over there. I'm at Linux. I'm at Pure. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. You kidding me? I've been there. I know.   I'll pull up later.  The sound check or pre-rehearsal or something? He was like, I'm doing sound check with Future right now. I'm like, what? He go like this. And show me Future on the FaceTime. I was like, bro, get off my phone. Wow, man. I was like, bro, I'm going back to that. Hollywood. Nigga, I ain't got me some shades at the Gucci store. I gotta hit this hoe. No, no, no. I'm gonna get me some shades or something. That's the conversation where you go to the Gucci store and go and get the shades and just go and just rock out right there. I'm here now. You know what I'm saying? I as well like, forget it. Yeah, I'm up there. I'm here. I made it. You're doing things that people- I'm changing my number. Other people wanna do it and may not ever get to do it in their life. And you know what's crazy, bro? I went to the studio, well, let me finish that story. Right, I went to the studio that night.  We'll cause A-Tuff.  I must have motherfucking had, bro, I made like 10 songs that night. Wow. That night. Wow. That's hot, man. Watch this. And that came straight from your dome. You didn't write it down. I ain't writing. I'm ripping. How many songs this is? A lot of songs. I ain't lying, bro. You be working. Working. Man, that's why I knew I seen it. I knew it. I knew it.  Go ahead. To touch back on what you just said, it's like something that a lot of people would wanna do and probably would never be able to do. You never be able to do it, right? I got back to Dallas. And have you seen The Devil Wears Prada? The movie? Yeah. You know what Aunt Hathaway was doing, right? Yeah. She wanted to work at journalism.  Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.    She reinvented herself. It'll be motherfuckers killing people to come work for me. To get that position. Exactly.  I'm gonna go hard. She reinvented herself. I was like, that's what I did. That's what I'm, that's what I'm, shout out Aunt Hathaway, I guess. You know what I mean?  You know, I was at the Palms Hotel. I keep telling the story and talking to Nipsey. Me and Nipsey Hustle were just sitting there and talking. We wasn't sitting, we were standing at the counter. At the bars? Yeah. Or me and Bobby Brown standing outside talking. I value those times. You don't, and me and Machine Gun Kelly talking at the same place me and Nipsey talked at. The trip to our part about it is like, I'm not comparing it to what you're doing, but you have to value the time that you spend with these people. Not saying you put them on a pedestal, but it's an opportunity to step up on the stage the same way when you was like with Lisa Ray. And they was loving you or whatever.  Some people never get to deal with that in their life. Ever. But then to me, looking back on people that we've met and you know, you're younger when you meet people.  But now looking back, I'm like, they've reached a point and they've learned so much. I would meet somebody. Now I'd be like, okay, so tell me something. I wanna learn. Right. So that's my stage that I'm at in my life now. What's crazy is though? Before you just, you know, chit chat. Talk a little bit. What's crazy is I didn't even realize that I was asking Zay, oh, I didn't ask. You know what I'm saying? No, no, you just conversate.  Looking back on it now, you know what I'm saying? I motherfucking, Zay taught me a lot. Yeah. That motherfucking taught me a lot. It was more about what you seen, knowing what you asked. More about what I seen. Yeah, I see that. Remember I mentioned that it was the first time I ever been around like industry money, real, real money. You know what I'm saying? I've been making billions, years into making, you know what I'm saying? Yeah, yeah. Stuff like that. I remember, bro, I remember the first time I went to Miami was with him. Wow. You know what I'm saying? First time I've been to Miami was with him for his album release party. We was on the yacht boat party. See, when we went, we didn't, we're on the yacht. You know what I'm saying? We just go to Miami, my nigga. You go to Miami for real. Yeah, bro. You know what I'm talking about? Like, it's a way to go. Like, now don't get me wrong, we live good. Oh, you know what I'm talking about. So we looking at the water, we on the waterfront, are we in Jamaica? Now don't get me started. I can big cap because I'm an older nigga. Go ahead. But at the end of the day, at the end of the day, to be in the presence of those guys and doing it on a yacht and doing it, you know, just money is something else. It brings power, nigga. It was to one point, bro, it was so mind blowing that I thought this nigga was your flexing on me at one point.  Wait a minute. I did the same thing.   Like I got him a little gift of Charles Barkley Jersey. Y'all ready, nigga? I see you in your Charles Barkley Jersey nigga. But I must have had called him on a phone, I don't face him, I called him. He's like, yo, he talking like this. Like, hey, we'll be over there. Just, you know what I'm saying? Where you want to go eat?   He's on my O.E. up here with Gucci. I'm like, Gucci, hey, it's on my Gucci.  We must have got off the phone, bro.  That's what Gucci just got his TV made. Yeah, he just got his TV made.  Damn, that's on another level. Bro, we go to the boat and I'm so excited. I'm like, Gucci finna be here. Gucci finna be on this whole. Gucci wanted there. Oh, damn, I met Gucci a couple of times. But Adrian Boner was there. That's good. Shout out Adrian Boner. Shout out AD. You know what I'm saying?   It's where a renowned that he like to turn up. I done found him in the street club a couple of times back at a lure in Atlanta. I done caught him in the street club a couple of times.  I'm telling you, bro, I got some real like, if you in the industry. So you feel me? I guess, you know, I've had conversations with me and Camillionaire and the VIP in Vegas at a tip show. I'm that dude, I flexed on him one night. I come out. You feel me what I'm saying in your story.  I can go down. I'm gonna tell you the story. We was in the gas station one day, right? And me and my road manager in it, shout out my nigga in it. We just talking about what we did last night. You know what I'm saying?   And this is a true story. This is a true story, right? I'll elaborate in a second. I'm like, yo, we in the strip club with fucking, it was the Reds of Sean's birthday. So we with him, Adrian Bronner in the next section, Bowel in the next section. And if you know Bowel's there, you know Jermaine. You know Jermaine there. Oh yeah, it's going down. Jermaine Dupri. I never met Jermaine, man. Shout out Jermaine Dupri. I met Jermaine Dupri that night. He was in, we were in his section. Kicking it. How was he? Is he pretty cool?  I just said, what's up to him? That's all I could do. That's all I could do. It's crazy. All I could do? Hollywood was there, all that, bro, man. All I could do was, hey, my name's Flex. Yeah, Flex, what's up, baby?  I didn't even hear a dog.  It's funny. Me and you, and now with Yo Gotti and Joel Santana, I remember back in the days being in that party, like we kicked it. These stories, they sound unreal to regular people, yeah. When I say regular, because they hadn't seen that stuff. People that's not in the industry. They don't know. That sounds like if I could've been talking about Michael Jackson. Yeah. I'm in the club with Michael Jordan and I'm in the club with Prince and they would've, you know what I'm saying? That's what it sound like to them. Yeah, to them. You know what I'm saying? I'm in that whole talking about Zaytoven and Jermaine Dupri and Bow Wow. Let me tell you something.  You big captain, that's what they think. I mean, my wife, I tell the story all the time about Idris Alba or whatever, trying to holler at her. And we was at a party. And I'm like, that's still competition. And we got pictures to prove it. It ain't, I go to Jamaica to a mama house.  Don't tell me that. Yeah, and he looking now at my wife's boob and she's like, oh, I just love him.    I'm like, this nigga try to holler at my wife. Like I did. It was crazy.  And you probably hear it or you probably don't. She like, Rihanna? My God. I'm lost for words, right? Let me, let me put myself together. You look like Rihanna.  Ah, that's messed up. No, I get that a lot.  I get it from old girl, the one that, that Lil Fawcett's and stuff. She's like, she came, she stopped. She's like, I'm like, what? I just thought you shoulda. I promise you said that.  That motherfucker woulda been, man. But on the real, man, when it happened, I didn't even know what happened that night. Actually, not that night, did I? Till I seen the picture. I mean, what is this now doing? But I didn't even know it happened, because when I go to somebody and say, hey, can I get a picture with you? Because they was in the VIP. I'm posing and looking at the person. You doing your thing? Yeah. I'm not looking at him to see where he's looking. It's absolutely. You oughta see this picture, man. It'll never be in these walls. I wanna see this, man. You need to see this. Oh, she got it in her Facebook somewhere. It's cause I know how it feels. I was like, what is this guy doing, man? I know how it feels, though.  I know how it feels. That ain't the only time. It's been a couple of times. I won't talk on the other one.  But the thing I can say is, man, that's a compliment to me. You know, to be honest with you, man, you see my kids there with TI, man. And you know, it's just stuff.  Yeah, yeah, that's us. That's her right there. Yeah, when they were little.  My kids, right? That's crazy. How old are you? 15. You about eight on that picture of seven, right? Yeah. But you remember. That's crazy. 15 is 21. She's seen it. She was born, what, 2005? Yeah. Yeah, exactly. It's not crazy to you? Yeah, it's real crazy. Time flies. 2005. The thing I can say about that is, like, you see it right there with Benzino. Again, you know, like, this is stuff that we, you know, we raised our kids in our understanding business. And that's really what that's all about. And I remember, I always tell this story, me and Bumbi was together at a function where it was all business owners there. And I was like, man, my oldest daughter, she's like, I want to take a picture with Bumbi. I'm like, that's cool. So I go over there with him and we talking. And all my kids were with me and my wife because I got four kids. I was like, man, appreciate you for taking a picture with my kids. I had already met him a few times. And he was like, man, no. I said, man, you wanted the real ones. He said, no, brother, you the one real. You the only one I see in here with the whole family. So the nigga peeped it. Like, this nigga ain't just up here trying to do this and do business. He teaching his children the business. And that's what that's all about.  When they little growing up in it. And that's one thing they don't fear.  Correct. They don't fear anything.  They don't, she don't fear anything. She see it. She know it. And at the end of the day, she don't even acknowledge it.  Right, right, right.   She don't even care. Yeah. Man, this is my kind of guy. That's my kind of guy.  Yeah, they say a big CDG. Say, man. But it's something that you get used to after a while, right? But like, it's something that you get used to. And, but, but what I, when I was seeing the video, that video where you were sitting, who orchestrated the sitting on the porch part? They, they sitting on the porch and you. I did that. You told him this is what you wanted to do. Bro, I do all my videos. That's jail. Wow. I do all my videos. So he sit there. It was that in Dallas or was that in Atlanta? That was in Atlanta. That was in a bluff. Wow, that was in the bluff. Zone three. I ain't no. I ain't no. I like it. I'm gonna tell you why I like it. I even had, I called one of my boys, shout out my nigga, Vino. You know what I'm saying? He's a back and forth Dallas Atlanta. You know what I'm saying? He was in Atlanta at that time. I'm like, yo bro, come, come here. You're going to be all right, brother. I dropped him my pen. He must have pulled up.  I'm like, fam, that's just what the Airbnb is. He was like, fam, are you okay? Like, are you good?  My partner want to walk down to the hoods though. You know what I'm saying? It's crack heads. And then you know what it is out there. I know, but I've been out and her brother lives there. But the thing I can say. I told Zay. Bro, it's crazy because what y'all did and what you're doing, I'm gonna let you get back to the Zay story. I've tried to talk niggas, these local artists into doing what you're doing. And it's the hardest thing to get them to step out of their comfort zone of being in Dallas. I'm not playing. No, I look. Bro, I'm telling you, I be trying to talk niggas into it. And it's the hardest thing to say, man, won't you work with this person? Won't you? No, man, no, you can't do that.   You know what I'm saying?  Fab, I put Fab on. I did this for Fab. You know what I'm saying? No, no, Fab did this for you. You know what I'm saying? I did this so you could come here and whatever, right? But it's like brought them being everywhere twice. Wow. You know what I'm saying? I like it. The only place I haven't been is out of the country. I can't live in the country. That's all right, that's all right. I know that. But I done brought them being in Miami, Chicago. Me too, I love it. I done went to South Side Chicago. Don't you love it? We done went to Southwest, Northwest. I made it happen, didn't I? And we drove fast. We like, we ain't stopping over here cause we looking to, we just look out of place. We were looking good though. Staying at the Tide Hotel at the top floor, the W, wasn't it? I know it. Oh yeah, we on our own play with my wife and doing the best, like gotta be the best. Yeah, yeah, of course, of course. That's good, I love that. I love, I love, love. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. We working on it. I got a tattoo right here that how I say love loves you. It says love loves you. That's heavy though. That mean it's like. That's heavy. You know what I'm saying? I like that. But hold on, you say he sings. I sing, yeah.  You rap and you sing. He need a beat, you wanna put him on the spot. I wanna hear something. The reason, the reason why I say I sing is because. It's the way he, it's a cadence. It's not really, to me, it's- It's not really like R&B singing. Oh no, no, I don't do singing. No, this- Trace songs and shit, no. They're singers, they're singers. No, I know what he does. No, no, but what you doing is what's relevant to today. Yeah, exactly, exactly. What he does. I got what you saying. So the steel ballin' shit, the steel ballin' is an example, right? Exactly.  I had that nigga come out. I love that steel ballin'. Brain to make it back. His manager got a stingray. He brought out the stingray. That was jumpin'.  You know what I'm saying? I have my barber out there. I'm like, yo, cut Zay's hair.  I like the beat to that. Thank you. Thank you. What's crazy?   And I had probably pumped out maybe like two songs before that, and I'm like, yo, I'm tired. Like, I don't know. Like, I don't know. Zay started playing. Ding, ding, ding, ding. He started doing his Zay tovin' thing, right? Yeah, yeah. And I'm like, yo, I gotta use the bathroom, nigga.  I'm in that house needing to use the bathroom, you know what I'm saying? So I went to the bathroom and I just started singing to myself, just sitting on the toilet, right? Just singing on myself. You know, TMI. But I'm in that house just. I'm in that house. I'm in that house. Seven, seven, five. Y'all ready to go? It go hard, man. And I must the motherfucking head came out to the studio. I said, Zay, I got it.  I said, I heard the money calling.  Y'all know what I'm saying? My money talking. Every job and I love the sound the way this dude sounds. And then nigga said, hold on. He must have switched everything around on his piano. He said, do it again. I started singing.  That's great. That's how we did it. I love that, man. I'm gonna tell you something. Let me say this before I forget, man. That money machine is so different than that song. That's what I was finna say. You know what I said? It's a totally different vibe. You know how we did money machine? How? I ain't lying. It's gangster. It flips the whole thing.   I love music, babe. I did, I did, I did. I did money machine in about five minutes. But you flipped that all hard, though. That whole you jamming out on that. I ain't lying.  How you going in on that? You know what I'm saying? That was the first, the name of my first album was Good or Boy. Listen, man. When I listen to the other song, cause you get to Zay Tobin on there, I'm gonna go to that video. Then I go to Monika. I said, this nigga is awesome. This is the one right here. Like this guy right here is going places. That's what I told him. I said, this nigga flipped the script. We need fab on the show. Yeah, yeah. He called me. He was like, we need fab on the show. I was like, get that nigga to me. Once I seen him, he's told me he's a go check this out. I said, ah, man, I got to have this dude. This is the one right here. He got money machine. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It got to happen.  Like it was crazy, though. Zay wasn't there when I made it. You know what I'm saying? He wasn't there or not. He was just like, here, just record. You know what I'm saying? So are you actually signed today? No. No, that's my boy. Y'all just rock it. So you're independent? We didn't do a show. Are you independent? I'm not independent. Okay, cool.   Okay. You know what I'm saying? I'm just trying not to talk too much, right? But I'm just trying to resolve my situation now. Yeah.  Doing my thing. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Just like everybody else, though. Like if you really think about it, the pandemic came, you know what I'm saying?  Yeah.   You know what I'm saying? If it's anything I could do to help, or when you come out of your situation or whatever you're doing, let me know. I believe in you, bro. We working. I believe in you. We can do something now. Yeah, I believe in you, man. You know what I'm saying? Just like the Mahood one, you know what I'm saying? Geo called me, or he tagged me on, like he said, he had a list. Yeah, the Mahood one, how would I like that?  I don't know if I was the first, second, the third person to hit him up, but I was like, yo, I'm ready now. Let's go. Wow. He was like, send me some music.  We're doing this song. You know what I'm saying? And you wrote Hood, Mahood. I just be rapping. I just be freestyle. He just go in. I just rap.  What's wrong? You want him to work? You want to get him on the spot, boy. I see what you to do something before. You want me to rap. I'll rap in a second. I'll rap in a second. Nah, I gotta be, I gotta have a beat for you. Oh, you don't gotta beat. No, let me see. In a minute though, in a minute.  See, the money machine shit, Zay wasn't there. He was like, yo, I sent you this beat. Or do whatever you want. Like, if you don't like it, whatever. I'm like, no, I ain't gonna pass up those eight beats. He was like, I got in the hell.  Man, the machine, my favorite sound. Whatever. And I'm just rapping. And I'm like, no more, no more. I'm not rapping no more. I rap the, I rap the hook. I rap the verse. Like, one take fully, you know what I'm saying? And I tell my producer, I'm like, burn no more. Shout out my nigga, Dustin. You know what I'm saying? I'm like, no more. How long does it take to come to you? Like, once you're hearing the beat. You good. How long does it take to come to you? Don't worry. I do this. That quit. That quit.  As Gio, we, Gio obviously had his creative touch on the video. Have you always been like that ever since you were a kid? No. When did it come to you? When Zay Tobin told him he was the one. That didn't make any niggas go hard. Yeah, once Zay said it, he's like, nigga, I gotta be it. I'm just coming to you right now. That's motivation. I'm gonna tell you the whole timeline, ready? So like, okay. Like I said, wasn't born here, you know what I'm saying? Grew up here, boom. Pops left, I bet. Then you got a backstreet. Had to do, you know what I'm saying?  So you weren't even rapping at that time? No, I wasn't rapping. I was a young nigga. I was young when I was 14, 15. You have a lot of people that we've interviewed that starts at 12. No, not me. Okay, keep going. So, there we go, boom.  Pops left. I'm thought to porch, whatever, right? Did my little thing, boom, high school, I'm cool. I'm popping in high school, right? Motherfuckers maybe thought I was weird. Motherfuckers maybe thought I was cool. Girls maybe liked me. Girls probably thought I was hideous. Who knows, but they knew who I was, right?  I'm wearing whatever I want to come to school, wearing, I'm getting in trouble. I'm in suspension.  That's the ones that are gonna make it right there. You know what I'm saying? Look real crazy.  You know what I'm saying? Shout out my name is Toby. Toby, I don't, bro, I done grew up with, he in Nigeria, you know what I'm saying? I grew up with Africans, Mexicans.  Like, you know what I'm saying?  But my boy Toby, we used to just get high, right? Motherfucking get drunk. Motherfucking get freestyle, right? One day Toby called me. He said, bro, we going to the studio. I said, studio, you talking about studio?    If you don't got to rap, I'm going. I said, bitch, let's go, right? We motherfucking had must have made a song, you know what I'm saying? And it was good. And at that time did he ever hear you? It was good, the first time. First time. Did he ever hear you rap at that time? Yeah, they used to mess around, play with it.  He was like, bro, you rap good. You rap good, I'm finna take you to the studio, bro. That nigga talented, he seen it in you. Where is he at right now? That's my boy. He's still rock with you.  Already, that's what you got, everybody do it. Like you seen the videos, we come out, that's real. That's real money, that's not prop money. That thing is, though. That's not prop money, that's real money. You know what I'm saying? He was like, we in Texas, nigga. Y'all better stop playing with us. That's real. We got it down here, I told y'all boys, man, we coming for your juggler pay. See the thing is though, the thing is though, it's like, all the videos you see, you guys, yo bro come outside, that's all we did. That's all we did, yo bro come outside. These are our cars. Yo cars, yo money. I'm surprised, nigga, it's Texas, baby.  We getting to it, baby.   You hear that, nigga, they count money every day.  So he's like, he's like, bro, you rap good. And I'm like, I'm like 17 at this time, right? 17, senior year, right?  I'm like, all right.  Yeah, yeah, yeah. And it went.    Like, you know what I'm saying? Them niggas having a good time.  You hear what I just said? Free, free. Exactly, exactly. We all living still at our mama's house. We young, bro. Like we still kids, you know what I'm saying? Let's say, imagine this, right? We in the booth and I rap. One of my niggas is right here. I'm rapping and he doing my ad lib. And the other thing, I'll get playing with it. And then we go outside and then niggas like, bro, the engineer, right? He's like, bro, that's not how you do it. I'm like, nigga, I don't care, niggas.  Yeah, yeah, you know, I get it. I get it.