No, I showed up this morning talk talk to some customers customers.  I asked I Asked the first customer. So if you had a magic wand that you could wave to change anything about net app What would you change? And he was like, I Can't think of anything. I'm like come on. You know, I'm really lower prices something working It's not shiny enough green light.  You love increased prices. No one's ever said that before No, there's actually increased prices Very early on It's funny when we were a very small startup We actually had a couple customers tell us to increase our prices and well Their logic was they said we like you guys and we don't think you're pricing to stay in business And so we when we look at both what we think it's going to take for you to do like you're teeny You're not doing support right yet. You're not doing you know, raise your prices Handle some of these other issues. We like your technology.  But I thought that I learned a lot from interacting with customers like that because a customer that's telling you to raise your prices Because they want you to stay in business. That's a pretty savvy customer. Yeah, it's not a customer. That's a partner Okay Dave a lot is on a plane. He's on a plane He loves to tell the net app story where you guys were in your off-site planning meeting and When you guys came to the point is I can we can do a billion dollars He loves to tell that story because it's the classic Silicon Valley story. You think hey, we're growing so fast Last time between engineering and sales. I mean my model for sales was hey We doubled last year if we just keep doubling every year for five years. We'll hit a billion dollars And Tom Mendoza who was the head of sales at that time He's like this is but you can't just do that and I said sure I can look it's actually 1.3 billion dollars But we did I mean we did and then we hit a billion long about late 2000 and I don't know there was this tech crash thing So you're the co-founder of net adder.  I mean you're in the company you're actively involved You wrote a book recently about entrepreneurship and start a process how to cast rate a bowl We might as well plug the book how to cast rate a bowl. Is it on the Kindle and Amazon and Yeah, okay, go get it how to cast rate a bowl can't forget that title Talk about talk about to just your personal experiences right now Where you are in the company and then so first of all, I mean it's just been weird being the founder of a company that's so successful People often do ask me what does that feel like and you know like you look at these buildings You created all of this the best analogy I've been able to come up with is like if you plant a seed and an oak tree grows You can come back ten years later and you see there's an oak tree But if someone says how does it feel to have created this oak tree? It's like well good But but you planted a seed like a lot of other magic happened, you know what I mean It's not Just because you planted the seed doesn't mean you get all the credit It's sort of a group effort where was your experience in terms of the inflection point We you personally looked at yourself and said wow, we're gonna actually make it was it at the beginning It was an early stage, but you know, there's it's been a series of inflection points the early inflection points were So we were doing storage for the ethernet originally it was just ethernet storage and and the thing and we started in 91 So we actually incorporated in 92. There was no internet then. I mean that was the internet officially But there was no web there wasn't you know the whole web thing. I think when did Netscape ship 90 94 95 So we started three years before that when that stuff started to kick in Everybody in the world was trying to leverage ethernet for everything they could Yeah, and that really when we started getting customers like the early ones were we're earth link mind spring AOL Like those kind of guys Amazon was actually an early customer that that was like this But so that was the first inflection point was really riding the dot-com curve after the crash. I Was problematic. I mean because most of our customers had been tech or internet. Yeah The the next transition was enterprise, you know, how do we just go be a grown-up company dealing with grown-up customers and like You know a big boy and I would say the most recent inflection point and it's the one we're largely ends all about VMware I mean when people start to look at VMware, they think differently about how this storage infrastructure should fit that We I can't tell you the customer name. Unfortunately. We had an enormous company Who had named emcee the their vendor of the year the previous year switched to net app Not because they were unhappy in any way with the emcee, but because as they rolled out VMware They believed we were a better foundation for that environment When you look I mean net app has been growing like gangbusters For the past couple of years and I have to say I think one of the key drivers for that is VMware So we had Tom George's on at the cube at VM world which is to me a very ground-baking show He's our new CEO. He's been CEO for just over a year. He was great And we asked all the CEOs Joe Tucci the same question is storage sexy and or is it hot? He goes and he said I love it. I don't care if it's hot or sexy as long as it's profitable And he's just so candid and but he was really good. He nailed. Hey, let me give you my answer I think storage is like plumbing Right, you're gonna build a house. Nobody looks first at the plumbing But you go in that house if the plumbing is not working right It's not very long before you're extremely unhappy very unhappy and it's but no I mean this what's sexy the sexy thing is the app that puts this Solves the business problem in front of your cold water. Yes clean cold water coming through the point But we if net app was a Hollywood actor, we could never aspire to be the best the leading man We have to be the best supporting actor. Yeah, that's you know, so but yeah, but as Tom says that that's a profitable business the other thing he talked about was pivot pivoting off of Moritz piece about Virtual machine shipping more than physical units and the impact of what that's going to do with the software Because you know storage was hard with hardware, but there's a lot of software in there Tell us about some insights that you see happening or with vmware environments with software What's the innovation angle there is there so here's one of my observations about vmware I talked to really smart tech guys like you know the engineering nerds and they say Boy, if you've got an environment like vmware where everything is virtualized you could build a completely different model of computing I mean nodes could communicate like this. They wouldn't have to use TCP. They could everything could be shared That's not what's happening. If you look what's happening people are actually Reconstructing all of the environment of their physical data center, but they're doing it virtually I mean you look at vmware there they're starting to develop encapsulation of different things and we can move these groups of systems And it's not like people are migrating to all direct memory access. It's still TCP IP. Why is that? the reason is if you look at the infrastructure required to run a data center some of it's about Chips and OSes a lot of it is about the processes how you actually make this stuff fit together the rule book You've put together to run it the stuff that you've got thousands of IT people trained up to do And so you end up with Cisco doing things like putting virtual routers into vmware Is that the most efficient way to move bytes back and forth? No, but it matches the process You set up is that a legacy issue or is there going to be a force that's going to come around the corner and hit us Because there's always a that disruptive one big bullet that gets In that context talk about talk about performance and in particularly performance and storage and what you're doing to So, you know, there's these trends all of I I have to say I think server virtualization It's not just vmware if you look at things like Oracle's rack or hyper v Microsoft's hyper vme, but any of that stuff Sun's got a lot of those capabilities or I guess Oracle now and in there But all of the the flavors of virtualization that is the single biggest Change to hit IT in a long time and if you look at the savings people get and that's going to be 10 years before we Fully understand it and but but I want to switch to storage. I am a storage guy I think that one of the most interesting trends right now in storage from a cost perspective Is taking flash so flash is the expensive Memory that goes in SSDs.  Combine those together and use it to make something that's about the same speed as you got now But half the price I think if you look over the next five years flash plus data is basically going to eliminate Fiber channel and and said the 15,000 RPM enterprise class drives Is it a cashing layer that it provides is that the solids taking me know because it's half the price Just a pure economic boom and what's the impact on power? What's the impact on space? It's you know if you look at interesting if you is so we've seen this before actually if you if you look back 20 years Everybody 20 years ago. They had almost 30 years some of it IBM DASD drives remember these drives the size of a washing machine spinning around 14 I mean the early ones were bigger than that and they were spinning around There was this little company came along and they said let's take cheap Unix drives the scuzzy workstation drives. Let's put a layer of memory on it was a memory company Let's put some raid in and That company in a five-year period went from less than 10 percent market share to over 50 It's EMC by the way that it's the exact same these things you don't get to choose them You know these technology trends kind of come when they come back then it was the the scuzzy drive and the invention of raid now It's it's the SATA drive and flash memory combining So so to me as a vendor we can ride that curve But as a customer you can either choose to be on this the old expensive stuff for the new cheap fast stuff So in that case it changed leadership positions. Is it gonna change leadership positions this time? Or is it or is everybody gonna have it? Certainly everyone recognizes that flash is awesome. Yeah, and a lot of people are starting to recognize that say it is awesome. I don't think It's not fair at all to say net apps the only company that spotted this trend on the other hand I think we have a big lead we spotted ten years ago the trend that you could use SATA drives or ATA drives They were originally that you could use them for tape Replacement in the nearest or product the nearest or product and and that early on was an odd bet to a lot of people And that's kind of the way the industry's gone. So what's the point? We've been shipping these kind of drives for ten years now. We know how to do it We're shipping more SATA drives than any other enterprise storage system vendor Hey, I mean on the cost side I mean so that's one element but cost is not doesn't always equate to value is there at a point where? Is it there's a tipping point where you got to say real value? So here's where the value happens? Suppose just hypothetically that you would like to build a shared storage infrastructure to go under a virtualized server environment So one of the big challenges you have is you've got all of these different applications And they've got different requirements. Some of them need super high performance. Some of them lower performance is okay Some of them they've got different availability requirements. So here you want to build this this storage infrastructure How do you build a single infrastructure that serves all these different needs? I mean and you could say well Well, let's have a bunch of different tiers and we'll migrate stuff back and forth and we'll try and manage that whole thing and certainly All of the storage vendors have gone down that but wouldn't it be cool if you add a technology where you could say if you Want to cheaper use more of the SATA if you wanted faster use more of the flash and by the way you can tune this back And forth dynamically with man it'll it'll tune automatically if you wanted to if you want to specifically say You know Joe's no good. Don't let him. So that's where we're headed where it's all dynamic and automated You don't that will there still be certain silos where you want a hundred percent pure SSDs or a hundred percent There'll be some zones But if you can make most of it be dynamically tuning automated you've changed this from an economics argument to what's the right way Flexibly to build a shared storage infrastructure. I think that's game-changing. Yeah. Yeah, I mean I don't I was just having a Someone I stand for in a computer science department The big debate going on right now is do you scale out or do you scale up and then both and and how do you both? I mean scaling out that's more of a Facebook kind of issue, but there's distributed calls. There's some issues here, right? Scaling up is throwing money at it, but more complexity there How how do people think about just to make sure we've got the definitions right scaling out a lot of people mean It's just more and more and more small systems like build everything out of PCs and scaling up is like just build honking systems I'll put it everywhere and not worry about partitions. We're about calls distributed calls So I'm trying to find one piece of data to fit on multiple places Kind of like all the Facebook paradigm just right dump blobs out there and then scaling up is you know all that the current storage you guys EMC And no one's perfected this distributed model yet because of that round trip times all kinds of issues, right? So that's what people are thinking about right now. You have different requirements and you're going to need both So we were talking before about how long does it take for data center transitions to occur, right? I mean people still run mainframes that right these things take years ago There there are a lot of apps that aren't going to be retuned any time soon to be Widely parallelized and because of those apps you're going to need very Scaled up storage systems to accommodate them. That said there's a lot of other apps We've started doing business early on with Yahoo, you know for things like their their email and a lot of their individual customer data They call it refrigerator magnet data And the reason they call it that is because this is like a picture that you took of your kid and you want Grandma to be able to see it if you didn't have a digital copy the place you'd put it was on your refrigerator Yeah, so it's all this refrigerator magnet data and the access pattern of that is look at once and then never again But maybe right I mean so you just you can't the same architecture is not going to do both you need to you need to for that scale out at scale, I mean This way a scale breadth as opposed to up is going to be the right model So question to where to have so where to have right now the seasoned Net app executive been through the ringer a lot of scar tissue brought a company planted a seed to an innovator a guy Who's now a startup you're on it on just say you're in the trenches You're spinning up a new startup. What what do you say to the folks out there that are out there trying to figure out the future and innovate? What should they be looking at? What's your advice to them because a lot of entrepreneurs are trying to kick this private Here is my advice my advice is I spent a year writing a book that captured all Read how to get a nice job That for me I think the most influential book on business thinking maybe that the pair of them is Jeffrey Moore Crossing the chasm inside the tornado and crossing the chasm those two and Clayton Christiansen the innovators dilemma and The key message of the innovators dilemma to me is don't start your company to go head-to-head with exactly the same thing Some big guys doing yeah like oracle. That's just not no Why would you want it not anybody figure out some little niche?


What's up you guys what is going on and welcome back to another I just created an NFL player in a rugby video game Video today's video. We're going out one player and one number. We're going from 12 to 13 We're going from inside center to outside center And with that being said we're going from Saquon Barkley to Leonard for net and to hear that called man to hear that called that that is a combination that I've imagined in my head many many times and We're going to get as close to it as possible through this video series today. We're creating Once and for all Leonard for net on a rugby video game the rugby video game is titled rugby challenge 3 EA sports has not brought out a rugby game since rugby 0 8 and Well, that's a tragedy But with that being said guys Leonard for net is one of my favorite players in the league He's my favorite running back and it's time to create him on this game So with that being said as is the case with all the other players that I've made I've got his madden 20 statistics, and I've also got his profile from NFL dot com And with those stats we're gonna make his player So let's go Create play I Still haven't got sick of this a big Leonard Now I doubt with we've been pretty lucky recently with the the last names I doubt where the four net will be included in the commentary List but let's see No, he's gonna be called by his position. Unfortunately. Okay, we have an age of 25 he's from the United States of America. He's of African ethnicity And he's playing outside center. This is always fun. So this is your preset statistics for an outside center In the previous video when we made Saquon basically this this top five You know lines these top five lines are basically just gonna be filled right up But in looking at Leonard for net statistics, he's not quite on the level of Safe one Berkeley or at least Madden doesn't think so He's got an he's got an 89 overall rating and fitness is not on the list, but I am gonna make it 90 speed 92 acceleration 93 aggression Aggression look he does bust into the line pretty hard. I'm gonna go. I'm gonna go 80 Agility 96 now, that's That's good Breaking tackles. I'm gonna have to make this one up and I'm gonna say 90 tackling Look, I don't know. I don't know. I feel like he would put his body on the line I don't know if his technique would be there, but we're gonna call it 60 passing He definitely lines up as a receiver. Haven't seen him do too many laterals We're gonna call it 60. I'm offloading.  He's definitely not a kicker. We're gonna call it 35 catching I'm gonna say I'm gonna say 85. I feel like this year.  I was actually looking at I was looking at Saquon Barclay's Statistics, okay, this is this is gonna be interesting. We're gonna have to bring these down a bit Exhilaration has come from 93 down to 89 aggression Aggression, you know what? I'm gonna put it up to 85 because he does run pretty hard Agility is coming right down to 84 and Break tackle we're gonna keep at 90 the rest we can keep as they are that's that was a bit interesting I'm strength is going up to 84 Thank God. I saw that and awareness Being 84 on the game of Madden We're going to split whatever it is above 50 in half and add it to both mental agility and discipline But with with doing that it's really making these guys make shit decisions on the field in the game So I'm really I'm you know, I don't want to do that. But in saying that we do want them You know, we do want to really if we do want a realistic sort of simulation of an NFL player trying to play football Trying to play rugby It's very hard to do these videos and know exactly what to do because you've got to weigh it up between them performing in the game and Them being you know as accurate as possible He's 84 awareness That's 34 above 50. We're gonna divide that by two that's 17.  There he is probably that's him Hang on or Is that him is that him or is that him? No, that's him That's him Dark brown Let's have a look at these beard beard styles again. Um, or is that it? No, it's not. Let me have a look You know what we're gonna call it that okay Attributes done now I'm gonna change his ears for once. I'm near I haven't done this yet But funnily enough his ears are quite small so I'm gonna make them like literally like that Well, you know, why not?  Okay, we'll give you 183 and we'll go 102 torso He's kind of he's not he's not that ripped to be fair. Keep him. We'll keep him half to find He's not he's not he's not super huge is he big legs though Shit that does kind of look like Leonard Fournette doesn't it the way that we're gonna be able to find him on the field is we're gonna give him purple sleeves and Purple boots And with that being said That's Leonard Fournette. So what we're gonna do is we're gonna find him now. Where is he? created players It's an alphabetical order. There he is Leonard Fournette an 88 overall outside center from the USA who's gonna be lining up For the mighty all blacks because what happened is Leonard Fournette played college rugby in the States and Then he moved to New Zealand where he applied his trade and cannery football Worked his way up finally got picked for the all blacks and now the all blacks are About to play a test match against the USA It's it's gonna be a big one for Leonard Fournette. He's lining up. He's starting. It's his first start It's his debut cap. He's playing outside center and you're about to see it right now So all I can say is I hope you enjoyed the video and enjoy this one. It's just a bit of fun It's the closest thing we're ever gonna get to see Leonard Fournette playing Professional rugby and I hope you enjoy peace The USA are one of the real approvers in World Rugby some famous upset victories in their history Not a team to be taken like Your blacks have to be the clear favorites going into this that clearly in a different class and With me on the commentary is Justin Marshall beautiful conditions here Justin Definitely couldn't ask for better Well, it's a full house here and just listen to the noise. They're already making they are pumped up We're set for what should be a great encounter Your blacks get ready for the hunker Still get goosebumps every time and we're almost set to go away. We go Piccatoa waits He's taken down hoes He's got to let it go now Dan Carter feeds it on Messon takes some stopping in that run keeps the ball moving gives it short Passes delivered inside Piccatoa running out top speed On his way to the tri-line and he's over for their first time Just show great pace there to spoil the tribe. He only needs a little space to work with Absolutely exceptional try Has to be said there's been some really solid performances Yep, that's right Justin. It was a beautifully timed run and the gap. Well, it just opened up.  No trouble with that two more points three start Messon takes in the kickoff Goes to ground quickly Aaron Smith delivers it on And he's dragged down. He pushes the pass further USA in recovery mode Dan Carter kicking straight down to the defense Williams is absolutely smashed The ball's being contested There's some real force in this defense The center stopped some now turn over Wanting some support Kevin Milano brought down now.  He'll just about get there USA doing well to hold on here Here's a chance Next up we'll have the conversion Well, it doesn't get much tougher than this as he tries for the extra two right out by the sideline Now the kick and just wide by the looks of it It's close, but he can't add the points. It wasn't an easy kick. Edwards three starts kickoff dragged down The plane well at the moment and it comes back great work, and he's shaken up by that one With the ball Roman runs a straight line at the defense Somehow he's managed to grab that back Rads the ball and runs at the defense You're blank. I think they still have this ball And he's shaken up by that one Stuart a little careful with that bouncing ball Gets it after the bat Rodeo Attalic is absolutely smashed Well played good ball retention here Steps back inside and beats the tackler Good run and even better tackle back. He goes He spreads it Carter with the kick to get them out of the 22 American line-out ball one against the throw and they'll look to get a drive on here McCore has it as they try to keep this moving easily beats the defender pass inside Back to his feet quickly and wrestling for the ball Aaron Smith takes it Say what? Rutgers form he has to release Aaron Smith finds a teammate He's not letting go he pushes it on Edwards takes him down Aaron Smith feeds it off now Richie McCore takes him in a nice tackle Send white light delivers it to a runner There's a go at the defense Sends a good pass By its pocket stops him with a nice tackle Mia Lamu picks it up the center stretches his legs Very good defense here There's the ball Reid has it now Sold that tummy nicely Mia Lamu pushes it on There's no one near him. It's a certain try He's open They deserved that didn't they they built that drive you can see his pace here It is remarkable no one could catch him, but it was a great pass that set him up Hang on Justin the conversion is coming up Dan Carter with the kick looking to add points and It looks like you'll get this And the conversion is successful They're really dominating this match now 19 no at the break here We have a full house here in Waikato Stadium. This match has been highly anticipated Your blacks have done very well. They've dominated the first half And you'd have to say pretty much all one-way traffic Justin Everything has been going their way when you're in good form. It's amazing how often good luck will come Let's have a quick flick through the stats You can see they managed to retain possession well That hit-up stat shows just how much work they've been putting in We're all ready for the second half Good number of hit-ups in this match. They continue to try and bars through that defensive line That tackle hasn't slowed him down Trying to turn it over quickly and he goes in so Walk down eventually finally Matanonu moves it on Scoops ahead and he's lost the ball forward playing advantage It's a shame because he was in such a great position Yeah, he couldn't handle the ball and then not good on he'll be annoyed at that First strum in the game fine plenty of pressure on this scrum set And a good battle going on here teams putting pressure on And he loses some ground there The ref wants him to let go of it Chase gets it away Now the chaser is coming forward onto this Quick delivery Karen Reed gets through the attempt to tackle There was it back inside The emissive has no answer to that tackle Good run here breaks the first tackle No stopping him there Fikatoa keeps the ball moving and he's pounded into the ground Brodie rips up. Here's the ball This time he's brought to the grounds Reed keeps it going He gets through another good run this Takes the tackle Aaron Smith has it out the back. He's running to a good tackle there Tackles not enough He goes no way through there And it comes back great work release have to release the ball now Now he gets the ball away Running strongly and he shows the dummy taken down hard Have to release the ball now Aaron Smith pushes through strong running Balls being contested They want to try and capitalise on this Coleman makes the tackle Karen Reed picks it out of the back Shut down with a brutal tackle Release Reef wants him to let go of it Liam Messem pulls it out of the back McClure shows great strength to get through that one But Anonu gathers it out of the back It's taken down in a hard tackle In support But Anonu gets him go forward in that carry Ria Lamu takes it out of the back Look at his run This is close to the tri-line here And that's a line out Grabs it Graved it down nicely Wow they're going to have to release shortly Golden track near his own goal line Strong defense Royce has got to let it go now Chase gives it up now Inside with that pass That's got them on the back foot Oh they've only got a few minutes to make something Now Smash by the defense Messem Oh so close Rutgers formed he has to release Franks nailed in that tackle He's nearly there What a run All the way to the choice Reef wants him to let go of it Dan Carter smashed hard And he's crunched to the ground hard So just a few minutes remaining here And it's in touch This match just about over here McCaw is the target Stewart takes it in the air It was a good catch under pressure You've got to be calm in those situations And he did it well And that will be the game New Zealand jump in the air They have the win Yorblat victorious here It was a pretty decent match Comfortable winners in the end Not many penalties were given away The discipline was well contained They did good work with controlling the field this game They barely gave an inch So a good result In the outcome Well it's exactly as we thought it would go So it's all finished here Yorblats with the victory On behalf of Justin And myself, bye for now


Check it, check it, check it. It's a unique organization. Boy, ECEO, and I'm here with the lovely, amazing, official Mr. Jamaica. What's going on? None, none. You know my day I walk one. Man, man, man. Hey, man, I love it, man. Hey, man, make sure you guys check out Boss Talk 101 on, hey, every streaming platform. Every platform. Yeah, Spotify, Apple, Google Podcast. Google iHeart, you name it, we're on it. YouTube, yeah, get in there. You know what I'm saying? Hey, man, check it, man. Hey, man, we got some very special guests in here today, man. They really don't need no introduction, man. You gotta be, you had to be really, really untapped. Untapped. Not to know these guys, man. Brittany Loso? Yes. Man in that boy's face, boy. Fresh, fresh, fresh, fresh, fresh. What's going on? What's up? How y'all doing? Thank you for coming on the show, man. How would she say she's a worldwide number? I don't know, I think you that one. Say it, say it, that one. Say it, that's that Jamaican coming out of a man. It's in her. You know what I'm saying? It's got to be in you, right? Not on you. Exactly.  Take that back home.  So, man, what you been up to, man? I ain't playing with you today. You, Ningo, what you been up to, man? I seen you on tour and everything. I'm working on just collecting hats. I've been in hat collecting, man. I wear many hats. That's what we on right now. Man, I like it, man. Showing my hats off. But I talked to you a while back. You was, I don't know, you was doing something else. She was on tour at Erykah Badu and some more stuff. So you a trip. I was like, man, that boy gone. When he coming back? And I got upset. Cause, you know, I had came out when you had the shingding. That's what I called it. The shingding going over there in downtown.  Okay, yeah. Yeah. And then after that, it just stopped for me. Cause of tour. No, cause you wasn't there, Nigo. I don't know what happened after that. You know? No, space literally, I was talking to him. I'm like, yo, you wear so many hats. Like working alongside him. Like, man, I'm like, what don't you do? Like it's probably, it's a shorter list of what he don't do than what he actually does. And you know, and shout out to Doug, cause he has this thing about finding guys like that. Shout out to Watts.  So these guys are like that. The people that they hang with. No, these guys, that's what they, you never know what you're going to get. And that's what I like about the way that they are because you know, I'm somewhat of a chameleon myself. So, you know, I did another day, we all tried to stump down and make sure we there for everybody, right? I don't do it. I don't rubbed off on me. You know what I'm saying? Oh, you make stars too? You know, I changed oil to try to do a tire. I had the basics. You know what I'm saying? I done, I done did some headlights. I done changed out my headlights. I did that. I did that. Brittany, let's start. When she a wiper, you know, I got, you know where I look. You can, you too of it. I can do it. Hey, I want to really just stop for a second and back up, you know, I really do want to get into Brittany Lowe. So like who she is, cause you never been on the show before. So our listeners need to know. They know spacebar cause he been through here.  Give me a little bit about yourself. Well, you know, when they asked me when I'm anywhere else outside the city, it's like, where you from? I say Dallas, but I'm from Irving. If you in Dallas, I'm from Irving, Northside, you know what I'm saying? Did you ever do radio? You got a radio voice. Do I? You know, I was listening to the mic. I was like, what? Do kind of sound good. Yeah, you might ought to give me spacebar. I ain't been to radio yet. I ain't seen me on radio or heard me on there, but, you know. Being from Irving, like what is like coming up? Were you in a single parent home? Were you?  What? Mm-hmm. One o'clock. Yeah, my mom and preacher, my daddy is from Memphis. So it's like. That's dope, that's dope. Yeah, that's about the same thing. She found them. Tabernacle. She found them before she got saved. So, you know, when she had me, she got saved. So it's like, I got a little bit, best of both worlds, you know. So I talk real quick, talk sweet, you know what I'm saying? Yeah. Make these money with 10 pounds of stuff. But, you know, my mom from Chicago, my dad from Memphis, they came to Dallas and they had, that's what they had me. Rest history. Mm-hmm. How did they stay together? Girl, no. You know, let my daddy say at least I'll find her number. No, my mom was done with him. Wow. But yeah, so came up, got six brothers and sisters. So right in the middle. So being able to talk, laugh, joke, Jones on each other, that was like how we grew up. We didn't grow up with much. Were you always the person that you are now as a child, like? Always. Like, knowing exactly what you wanted? Always. Really? I'm so mad my mama didn't help me earlier. Like, I've always been the same person. And I'm just now getting to where it's like making sense, where it's like, it's walking in purpose. Like, it feels right. You know, it just, it just lines up with everything I'm not going. She's natural with everything. We really, when I first met her, I was like, bro, we are the same. Like, we really like reflections of each other. So, man, all she called. What you always wanted to be? A veterinarian. But, I always wanted to be a veterinarian. I'm still a veterinarian. I just want to be like the Black Steve Irwin. I got so many clips on my phone where I'm like acting like I'm on a nature trip. Hey, listen, you never know. You never know. Y'all need content. I want to put, I want to be like the Black urban female. Oh, that gives me any leeway. What's your favorite animal choice? Animal choice? Oh, I like, I like all animals.   So, you don't fear like dogs and stuff like that? No, I have a canned course. I grew up with dogs. I love all animals. Ain't a lot of people scared of them pit bulls. No, only when they inbred, when they temperaments are off. But pit pit bulls are great dogs. Actually the number one dog that bites a human is a Labrador. Really? Yeah, I don't trust none of them. But anyway, they don't like me. I don't like them. And that's just how they do.  Cause they understand energy. Exactly. And I do, too. Your energy and that probably that energy when they leave me alone. I don't like them. And we don't like each other. They're like, we good. When I see on my sidestep, I used to have like seven or eight pit bulls. But after that, I was like, you know what? I'm done. I'm totally done. Seven or eight pit bulls. What was your doing? I just liked to have a dog.  And I was breeding them back in the days. Got you. And selling them. I've been selling them really just giving them a lot of some time, but it wasn't no real hustle. You wasn't like. Yeah, no bully pits. Like these other ones, like 16, 20,000. You know, there's 16, 20,000, 10,000. Oh yeah, that's a different game. That's where I should have been. I don't know what I was doing. But back then, bully pits wasn't a thing back then. It wasn't even a thing. Maybe we were just doing like your blue pits. Yeah, that's all. Blue was exotic. That's what we were doing. Blue was exotic. Now I'm like blue. Blue, I'm not even tripping. You're like, okay, what's this one? Nobody really tripping. I've seen a Lilec pit. I was like, what's that? And he was like, it's Lilec. Wow, man. So, Spaceboy, you in the building? I want to talk about the boozey. Is it the boozey? What was it? Go-bad. Go-bad. And I want to, I watched boozey go-bad. It was dancers. It was lights. It was camera. It was action. It was action. A lot of action. It wasn't short on the action. Yeah. And I'd seen some things. Man, I've seen some things. I mean, I've seen some things, man. I'm talking about when I tell you I've seen some things, I've seen some things. Did y'all anticipate all the things that happened? All the things that got seen. Right. Did y'all anticipate all of that happening? I came up short. My anticipation, I definitely had a higher whole sense of some wow to see. Really?  Wow. Exactly, did you? Wow. I at least thought I was going to walk out.  I was going to get some head or something. What was that?   I just knew it. I'm like, bro, I'm going to booze the crib. It's booze gone bad. I'm hosting this whole. I'm like, I'm going to leave, going to get some head in it. What? What? Are you kidding me? That hole was like. So you wasn't down there in the, OK, you just wasn't in the right place. Sounded like you was working. So what? It was definitely. It was going down.  You know what I'm saying? I ain't going to tell nobody.   You know, how did how did all of it unfold to even get up to the point of being boozy gone? Wow. Gone bad. Gone bad. I say wow because of the hole. It really was like gone wow, darling. It was gone wow. It was going live. Yeah, but boozy. So come on, give us to walk up to it. The beauty in it is that it's a concept made from a Dallas company, Dallas production team. OK. We created the idea and presented boozy with it. But we couldn't go. We couldn't go to boozy empty handed. The only way we can get that conversation is with the, you know, the money talk. Well, money talk. Balls talk, money talk. Hey, yeah, deal. So by grace of the universe, man, we we we caught wind of no, an investor caught wind of us in the idea and was like, what the fuck? Yeah, I won't even. Let's do it. Man, we caught a flight, met up with Boo. Because we already had the connection with him. We, you know, we done did plenty of things with him. But to talk about something so big like this, a groundbreaking, you know, innovative thing. Man, it was it was the toughest thing. Because a year before this happened, we actually presented them with this idea and it was with it. And then boozy got shot. OK. He came to Dallas and got hit. And, you know, he was like, not really talking about none of that. I don't want to go over there about none of that. Yeah. And then a year after, you know, we kept the ship flying.  And he was so happy about this idea. He was so ecstatic. The night we was there. Yeah. And they were told, wait, would you enter the flight? No, but he was definitely excited, though. He was definitely excited. Yeah, I have videos. So great to work with. Videos. I was in there sneaking, recording. Yeah. So, yeah, you bad with that camera. I already know it. So yeah, yeah. So when when when you knew this was going to happen and how did how did Brittany Lohso come into the picture? Because I didn't even know you. I knew these guys. I didn't know you. I was told about you. And I was like, yeah, I was sold.  Opportunity. Let me say let me say my version. OK, say your version because it was it was a mutual contact, which which the investor said, I know this perfect girl for the co-host. That's exactly what happened. He was like, I know this perfect girl. He brought around. And that's why I say now that, man, this girl is a natural anything because when she came through, we auditioned her and we threw some like curveballs at her. We had people walking in trying to know y'all didn't throw curveballs. They look at strippers come in and dance on the table. I'm like, OK, yeah, we doing doing this. This happens all the time, I guess. So it wasn't just no regular curveballs. And it wasn't like I knew what I was even walking into. It was like, hey, what's up? We're going to go there.  I thought I'm going to just talk kind of see what the what was going on. Understand the project. They was like, no, I'm going to go ahead and go and just talk real quick. And I said, OK, I thought me and him were talking one on one. And they're like in three, two, I was like, oh, OK. Camus turned on everybody in the other one watching us do our act like we was there at Booster Gone Bad. We just met each other, really. They watching the chemistry. No, it's not really. It was we just met each other. It was it was just like that. And then kind of it was like one of the moments where it was like, OK, you got to just do what you I guess been doing. You know, so it definitely was one of those things where I came in and like you say, you just never know when a situation might happen. Just staying ready. And I was like, I'm open. What's up? What are we doing? Let's go. Man, so.  I'm a Sagittarius, though, too.   Have you ever done this type of thing in your life? Never. It's my first time in your life. It's my first time.  And you were such a natural. Thank you. I appreciate that.  We just need cameras. We just didn't have the cameras. But we always that's our former entertainment with each other. So what did your family say about it when they saw it? Oh, my mom can't see. You remember mom preaching? She's like, I can't. I like you and my mom. The rest of my family. You know, yeah, we. So did you ever did you ever think in a million years that you would be doing this at Boosie's house within the say four months ago, because you didn't know these people four months. No, I would have never thought to say the same artist that I got beat up to and be somebody up to. I will be hosting for them. Never thought of it. Don't. You know what I'm saying? I'm beat up to. Yeah, I got jumps. I got jumps to say it all one time. That's a story in college. Let that one. You know, I watched you as these girls paraded around and they was didn't have on nothing and they kept jumping around.  But anyway, you know, I'm just I'm just saying, you know, I didn't know what was going on, you know, in there. It could be a lot. I've been to the strip club. Oh, have you? Yeah. And when you know that you smell body oil and bodies. Oh, you know, yeah, there's a lot of bodies. So I'm just saying, your body spray and bodies. Yeah. So that was one thing that I was like, dang, I mean, it's different. It's everywhere. It's wide open. Right. It smells like gas. He's talking about the smoke. I know he's doing. Yeah, yeah, yeah, it's like I would say this. I've been around a lot of artists, a lot of different gases, so to speak. Boosie had his career, one of the most potent gases I have ever experienced personally and being a connoisseur of gas for anybody that want to send me a sample. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.  Go ahead. Yeah, yeah, we're going to be in Oklahoma. But Boosie had one, it was so strong. I had to say, hold on, fam, don't hold on. I had to pause the camera a lot. Like, hold on, they just blew a whole cloud. And I was like, OK, where am I? I got to say, it was crazy. They not playing, they not playing with whatever he was smoking. You should have been like, where did you get this? Can I get a hookup? No, he literally had a personal gas roller. Like, yeah, it was like. Let's talk about the facts, man, that you guys had all these games going in there. Let's talk about some of these games, how you guys came up with the winner. I think I'll cheat it on a few of them. I seen the game. Hold on, wait. Yeah, I don't know. I don't like the energy. No, I don't know. How did you feel we cheated? How did you feel? Let's not walk through this for a second.  But let's talk about that one. There were a lot of girls in there, you know. So I said, I felt like it was some favoritism in there a little bit. OK. I'm going to do it. You know, I was just, we were just at a deal where I had to be like a one to help people win. And I seen some fiddagling in the back where people made, oh, yeah, pick up, pick him. Oh, yeah. OK, how did you guys come up with the games you were going to play? Right. It's crazy. So we created the games before ever ever meeting up with Boosie. Boosie created, like, two of the games. What game did you create and what game did he create? He created, right. All right, so Munk in the middle is here. Munk in the middle. That was one of the ones he was really up on when he was talking about it on Vlad or wherever. Yeah. Ten toes down, which is smelling the pinky toe. That was him. That had to be Boosie. I would have never came up with that. Ten toes down, smelling the pinky toe. We gave it the name, but he said something about smelling toes. OK. Deep Throat. Deep Throat was us. Deep Throat Goat. Deep Throat Goat was us. I kind of felt like this was something you guys would have came up with. Yeah. She don't look like it. She out in here. It was supposed to win another way. That was crazy. No, it was definitely the game. It wasn't supposed to come. It was definitely the game. We created it as a full roll of eating contents. You know what I used to say? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Because it's actually a tic-tac or real challenge. Boosie going for that, bruh. We was trying to draw the line with keeping it. Eating it and making it. This is not going to be. So they're supposed to swallow it the fastest and get time. I would say this. I would say this in the defense of production. If we would have did the full roll up, compared to what was going on, I learned some stuff. I was like, man, I've been doing it wrong this whole time. What? My little, my little thing told me. They said nothing. But you know, I don't know. But it was a lot of fun. So how was it? OK, so then it was, that was the only three of it. No, we had Busted for Boosie. Busted for Boosie. They throw gold, 10 toes down. He did this pinky toe, the monkey in the middle. Then what was the other one? Um, I can't even think. You know, we were there, but I watched it today. Like, I was there. That was it. The very beginning of the show was a baddie or not. OK, everybody was getting introduced. Right, I remember that. They doing a little 30 seconds on dancing. Yeah, that's why I took the shot of the Hennessy on the butt cheeks. It looked. Everybody that was watching, the audience was the judges. We didn't have no favoritism. The people was typing numbers in. We kept asking them over and over. Y'all type these numbers. He was watching. But not only that, it was a live studio audience because, well, a state audience, because we was in this state, state, state. Everybody was watching. He would turn it in and ask them. So it was definitely just it was no judges. It was, you know, everyone was the judges. So it was majority win. That's dope. How do you feel like everything turned out after all is said and done? Let's be honest. Well, you know, I felt like it went really well, you know, some things did happen from it. But good things and bad things, some bad things. I want to talk about that in a minute. But I just want to know how to show it right now. I think it was awesome. The show was flawless, man. It's for it to be live, live, you know, live. And just, you know, a lot of stuff was improv, but it was scheduled. You know, we had plans. Organized chaos. Organized chaos, man. Yeah, it was organized chaos. And I think it went great. And the great thing about it is just being a pilot of what the idea was more to come. So I think it executed that concept really well to be able to get the audience to understand, OK, this is what we're talking about. Because prior to that, nobody really knew. They knew it was like, Bootsy going bad. Like, what is he going bad doing? Like, what is this and that? And so people were like, why do I have to pay now? And everything goes viral after all the different clips. Now they're like, oh, let me pay the, let me pay the not. Let me pay the ten. They get the ten in, you know what I'm saying? So it was definitely ten to get in right now. If you still want to be able to purchase it. But I think it executed well overall. You ain't seen nothing like this. A million dollar house estate. I'm sorry. Bootsy going to cut me out because I already told him. I ain't going to nobody else's house no more. A guy got to invite me to his estate. You know, I'm a fashion line now.  So I think it went awesome. What you think? That shows fire. What y'all think? Y'all watched it. But what I had, I loved it. But my question was being an entrepreneur. I'm not always thinking about in the moment. I'm always thinking about, OK, we did this. How can we improve on the next one that's coming up? Right. Exactly. So do you have plans for another one? And how are you going to make this other one better and bigger than what you just had? That's the beauty in this one. It being the pilot, you know, that just shows like a little bit of our reach. That's what we can do. So the next ones, which there will be, we put it into fruition for a show. He already said he wouldn't do it like every other month. But the next ones, we want to have like celebrity guests. You know, we looking at probably getting like some two chains or a beat King Kong, you know what I'm saying? Even Flavor Flav or something like that. What? You had some celebrities there at this one. Yeah. Well, there was some there. They were in the house. They were more of the part of the audience. Yeah, they didn't actually, yeah. Because I know I saw some on Instagram, you know, showing that they were there. Yeah. They didn't be with the show. So it was just like, let's just do it the way we thought and keep it simple, but nice as a month. It was very nice. I love the backlighting. I love the way the displays was.  That was amazing. That living room. Yeah, I like that. Yeah, it was it was nothing I've ever seen. I've been on different sets and different concerts. It was literally right there in his living room. It reminded me of the Will Smith. Shout to Will. Hey Will. Hey Will. What if I think he says the face? You know, it reminded me of the head episode when they were coming down and Bill Bibbiddle, they was dancing in the living room. Yeah, music video.  So it's like, it was really dope. The state. You know, wait a minute. We'll put them hands on now. He back. Yeah. Yeah, born and raised in Philadelphia. Yeah, he says he's still out there playing basketball outside of the school. Yeah, I seen you. I seen you. You like, shout out, Will. Will bag now. Will bag. Will. Will. Will. Will. Yeah. Will bag now. Everybody's talking about him. Will bag. People watch how they talk to you when you may randomly slap them. They say some of the lines on TV. I mean, I never do it in private. And he was big and bad because I was reading something. You see how women act when you see this? No, but hold on. I was reading something and they said that. I was defending Will long time ago. So they said that the Oscars actually asked him to leave when he did that. And he refused to leave. Ain't nobody asked him to leave. He had to get that man off. I think when you start getting a certain amount of money. Yeah, he refused. But I'm like, OK. They didn't refuse. Yeah, the security guards escorted him out if he refused.  But that's what the article said. I don't care what the article said. Ain't nobody asked him to leave. It's a couple of things. I don't think what his actions were a direct reflection of the Oscars.  You know what I'm saying? But at the same time, you ain't going to make a joke right if the person is there. You sure ain't.  Yeah, but you can. I told you that didn't mean it. Yeah, comedians make jokes all the time. Not when you're there, though.  So I just, you know, hey, if that's the straw, it breaks the camel's back.  I mean, people talk a lot of issues in a safe place. Mm-hmm. And Chris probably thought he would say, could you say how Chris was? What's up, Willie? He was like, hands behind his back. I was like, Chris, you ain't going to put your hands up? All right, let's get that poor baggy in there.  Chris, put your hands up next time. Okay, now, so. We got to do Will Smith going back, you know, like. Man, that's a lot of money. Can any other celebrity reach out to y'all to say, hey, I love what y'all did with Boosi. Can you do that with me? Absolutely. And if they wanted to do that, how can they reach y'all? And go to the website, artisticvisualstudios.com. Yeah, you know, that's plural. I'll tell you, man, you guys, y'all put it all for me, man. What was your favorite part? What was your favorite part? Because you saying this, because I got to get into you though.  You was loud, and it made it exciting. It made it exciting because you was talking, you didn't let Boosi overtake the whole situation. You know what I'm saying? When y'all was sitting on the couch together, to be honest with you, he was pretty much standing up doing what he do. I know this guy, so I know what he going to do. But you, it was a new flavor for me. And I really wasn't even paying attention to him as much as I was you, because I was comfortable with him. If you want to know the truth about it, y'all was sitting on the couch, y'all was doing these contests together. You was the one mostly doing all the, with the girls running up all around you. So I was like, how you thought you was going to get some head? That ain't happening because you, not in the midst of it. You was right in the middle of it. Shout out to Crick now. Yeah, cause that made more sense too, for you to be sitting over there with y'all. They were going through the contest and. Keeping it going. Yeah, yeah.  How hard was it keeping that going? My feet cursed me out the later end of the night. But, you know, it wasn't hard at all because when you end in my year of drilling and it's running and you know what you're here to do, I'm just here to keep everybody alive. But the energy, the energy, energy, energy. So I didn't want the responsibility, the energy to be driven on Boosie. You see what I'm saying? As an artist, I want you to be there. Have a good time. I'm going to get them going. They going to get into a place. But I don't think it was hard at all. It was a great teamwork. You know, it was organized. It was organizing that many women without drama. And they did. That's what I'm going to ask. Cause with so many women together. That was one that was overly, two was really one of the nasty girls. Which one? Which number? I don't remember. Yeah, exactly. She didn't want to kill some. They didn't want to kill some. Wait. They didn't want to kill some. They were trying to. Yeah, they didn't want to kiss each other.  That was literally, but they was playing the game wrong. Boosie didn't know how to play. Boosie says, I was like, Boosie, you got to say Boosie says kiss. It like, you know, Simon says, he didn't, we didn't get it. It was live and we just had to keep going. I just know that they wasn't trying to kiss. They knew she was wild, bro. Would you? Come on. Would you, like, let's be honest. Them girl was not like that at all. Come on. I'm out. I'm out. I'm out. I'm out. I mean. One of you was like, they didn't kiss. I was like, damn. It looked like that. But really the girls were saying no because he didn't say Boosie said. Yeah, that's what it was. He didn't play the game right.  It was so confusing. And it's been a minute since we've all been kids, right? And so, and it's been even longer minutes for Boosie. So I don't think he probably didn't play that game low key. So it was, it was fun though. It was fun. Yeah. I enjoyed seeing you guys, you know, it was different. It was fun, but for a viewer, it was different.   All my favorite songs. I loved it. Yeah, yeah. With the dancers. We brought the dancers from Dallas. Shout out to the Nayspaying gang and they did their thing.  That's my only rule. Like with me, like getting into it and getting started, it's like, it's my only rule. It's like, you got to teach me, I got to learn something from you. Like if you're going to talk in that, I need to know a couple of words, you know.  So that was like my biggest thing was like, just taking from everybody had, like, I'd be, watch back my now space. I do not know how to, no camera, but you know, I'll pick something else from. Yeah, so. He a different type of animal when it comes down to what he does. Alien, he's alien. And the thing. He's so used to this though. Everything organized in a way to where you knew what was coming next. And, you know, how they were, how did you keep it organized and moving? The show itself. With everything. The show itself, that like, how did y'all scale it out? How did you know how it was going to land? Man, it was a, it was, it was a shot in the dark.  We doing it for this long. We met up like every week.  It started getting down to every day. We was trying to get this down. Shout out to Maya. Yeah, I seen the team when I came down. Oh my goodness. Shout out to Russell. Shout out to everybody that was behind the scenes because it, after a while, you know, it started, cause you know, you know me and Doug bro. Like the team is very small. And what happened was we created this huge organic, like living organism where everybody started breathing the same.   It was really a flawless victory. I think the only thing in my, in my criticism, my critique is, I wish, I wish that we had like better hold on not having commercials run as long. I like that. Cause I seen that. It seemed like, like when, when, I seen when y'all would take a break, I can tell, you know what I mean? It was a transition. It was a transition.   When it happened like that. But to, to, to, to, for that solution, just talking about it, it's like also, it's like, instead of waiting until you see a project executed or done, that could have been filled with sponsors. That could have been filled with different things like that. People who want to, on the back end say, oh, I want to be, you could have been before that.  That's what we are. You know what I'm saying? But it's a pilot. So are the people seeing this now? Like, okay, we want to have this for the next part that comes up. Most talks should have been in that thing. Exactly. Exactly. And the platform is crazy. But you didn't answer my question earlier, Space, where you said, where I said, how is the next one going to be better? How are you going to top this? All right. So, you know, we talking Miami on the yacht. Talking vibes.  Yeah. Come from the ceiling with sparklers on the shoes. Yeah. That's why I say I'm so good at this. We talking more artists. We're talking about giving that, that the dimensions to different artists, we haven't had that backside story to, you know, and it's going to be different for different artists. So with Lucy, you know, with him being muted, with him being, you know, shown from being on different platforms, this is able to give what they were blocking from him. And as entertaining as it is, we're giving that platform. So if it's any type of artist that want to give a different dimension of who they are, you know what I'm saying? If I just show you who I am live and in the live at five, you know, they could be able to do that. So not limiting the capacity of who we're going after or who wants, who needs this platform. So I think to make it better, we need, you know, we need some more women from all over. I say we going on tour. We're going on a tour to bring them in, you know, and then- We need to bring some people from overseas. Oh, hold on girl, they don't need a visa. I don't know what the COVID, they might need a shot. Little time by going over there. You know what I'm saying? It's going to be something, yeah man. We all took your mind, come on. Exactly. You're making me happy. You know what I said? Different places, man. Like I've been over there, those strip clubs different. Oh, they just open back up too. Yeah. Yes it is. So the thing I can say, man, is I was proud to be affiliated with you guys and seeing the work that was put in, you should be proud of yourselves. You know what I mean? Shout out to Doug, man, those guys. Like I said, there was a lot of times me and him was on the phone back and forth. I just was proud to see the movement, you know what I mean? Hell yeah. And that's something that you guys, like I said, it is a ground level pilot or whatever you guys want to call it, but it's something that still hadn't been done before. Hasn't been done, man. We ain't history, we made history in a major way. That motherfucker, I love a world star, say she's- They're like- They're like, I know you from somewhere, I'm like, you do? How many views did y'all get? I'm not getting known like that. Well, y'all go first. Yeah, go. How many views did y'all get? What's crazy is that the Live Live was one thing, but after the show, you know, after all the publicity, everybody started talking about it because randomly, somebody went live on Boosie's Instagram and that's what captured the moment that everybody had been talking about. Oh, Boosie's son and Boosie are magnified- Yeah, I've seen that. On IG Live. I don't feel so bad about the one who gave him the magnifying glass.  That was the pretty cool that everybody was talking about. How'd you feel about that? Afterwards, hold on, afterwards the numbers shot up crazily, shot crazily in it, consensually good.  Everybody with all the different platforms was talking about it. Yeah. So it's able to be there, it's still there for views. So how many views do you know? I definitely don't know. Yeah, that's crazy. But how'd you feel about that? How'd you feel about that when that first came out? And I'm interested to know how women feel about it. I was in awe. I was like, wow, okay. Oh, those are good words. I like those. Wow, okay. Those are positive words actually. But he was like shot. Usually I thought it over. I was shot. You did. Because I've never seen that. I've never seen that number before.  Yeah. Okay. That's it. So tell me, you gave him the microscope. I was just doing the job. The microscope. Yeah, it was you. Magnifying glass. Whatever you call it. You know, I was just doing the job. What makes you want to look down like that? If you notice, I never look. See, I look already. I seen you. So I was like, I don't want to look at it up close. Yeah, you like, I seen them. You know, you were just in the moment. And when some of them I seen, I was like, oh, you don't want to be on this challenge.  It was some things. People in the comments, people in the comments were like, he's turning the camera around. We want to see it. Yeah, they act like y'all really was just being shy with that camera. Yeah, people in the comments. People say that in the comments. Yes. I'm going to say, I was, I hopped on that camera, the one that was close up and got, you know, because I felt that the people was like, I want to see it. That's what they were saying. The producers decided to give a little take a lot because of rebranding purposes, you know what I'm saying, republishing purposes. Yeah, you can't go and have that on there. Right, I know you can. Unless you're trying to take it to Pornhub. Exactly. Unless you're trying to take it there. We can't. Hello. That was cutting, trying to keep clean. No, you see what's going on, you just don't see. What's going on. Right. But I know the people wanted it. I know the people wanted it, but hey. Yeah. You know? You want to see what's going on. You want to go to BYOB. You want to see everything. No, but hold on. They might say you need to do two production. Have one website over here for this. After dark. Have one website over here for this. That'll get you that money.  Oh, I like that. There's a lot of cameras and a lot of rooms. A lot of rooms. Routing. Yeah.  You caught it in a moment. I'm ready to go. You know, I stay racing. I get ready. Let's talk about the elephant. Let me talk about the elephant in the room for me. Not the elephant. Yeah. What's that? The yellow elephant this time? Yeah. It can be yellow. What happened with you after you came back?  Well, you know, so I came back. Everybody knew you. Everybody knew me. That's old girl. Where I know you from, isn't that what they do you? Where I know you from? The crazy thing is I always had one in their face. They'd like, I know you from somewhere. It's worse. It's worse. Yeah. I'm like, where? You gotta ask them, huh? From where? You know what I'm saying? So now I gotta ask, so I ask them where they think they know me from. Like, oh, I just, okay. I'm like, okay. But no, now it's like, I just, you know, I came back and. What happened? Go on and tell the truth, the same the devil. Your mama liked that, the same the devil. Don't put it out there. So I was, you know, I work a real job. You know, shout out to everybody working real jobs. Yeah. What were you doing? Pharmaceutical sales. Okay. And what happened? I probably shouldn't have said that. And what happened? I'm in sales. Oh. And what happened? They was like, I get a call.  I'm like, responding to my message. I'm like, yeah. Okay. Hey, what's going on? He's like, yeah. So I'm like, ah, it's gonna paint. Ah, ah. You know, I'm hearing tenseness. What's going on? Is everything okay? He was like, been in meetings all morning and I'm just calling him. It's a white man. Of course. Of course. Come on with it, come on with it. Like, how did he find out about it? I was like. He was watching Booze. Go ahead.  I was like, he was like, it looks like someone turned in something with your, I guess your extracurricular activities that don't reflect what the company is, you know, the brand of the company.  Well, why next Friday? See, niggas don't play like that. What's going on? I got bills out the next Friday.  So we're just gonna be polite enough to give you another week to figure some things out. Wow. So I was like, what?  Some, I don't know if it was a shot of the Henny from the booty cheek. It's the Henny. But I was like, how many times, okay, how many times in your life had you had the opportunity to take a shot of Henny's from a girl booty cheeks? Never. So will you pass it up? Like that's what I was thinking. I was like, you know what? What would Jesus do? No, I don't do Jesus. I can tell you, you handled that situation very well. Well, wait a minute, but the guy fired you.  He fired me. He fired you over the phone. He fired me over the phone.   I like to bring it out. Because I was at the booze bag. Because I was doing a good job at my other job. They done fired me from my real job.  Booze gone bag got me fired. They trying to mute me boo. They are trying to do you like they did. They try. Now I see what going on. You, booze, booze got to hire us for a time now. Listen, I got fired. I got fired from it. I was like, wow. It was on your day off. It was on my day off. Day off. Did you finish the week out? No. No. You was mad. What? Ain't no work. Shoot. Y'all done. Now to ask you this, was it worth it? You know what? Man. For those who don't know, you know, I have a degree. I'm pretty legit, you know, far as my accomplishments and work I put in.  It's hundred jobs already asked me for like, hey, we're interested in you, we're interested in you. And I was like, you know what? I never felt more right doing what I did with booze than working. You a freak. Anytime you like. Oh my god. I'm so mad. I'm so mad. I'm so mad. I am, I am. I am. So I'm mad. I'm gonna pay you for it. You know what I'm saying?  But it felt so right. Just to him, just to him. I am. She's not getting entertainment. Shout out. She likes to be a host. Oh, right. I know. You know you're calling. Yeah, I am closer. I'm way closer to my purpose. No, y'all mind someone else. Dirty mind. Y'all mind someone else. Look at that. He ain't.  No, I'm not. You gotta be telling him no way. Hey man, so you, you want to go full time with it. I get it. Yeah, I'm full time with it. So it's like, I'm like really just trying to, I love what they did was like far as it being from Dallas. You know, we don't never make it out.  We was in the studio the other day. We were doing the interviews for the girls. I had some other artists come up. I'm like, I'm gonna do their interviews too. Including Space. And Space was like, what is this, a media day? I was like, uh, yeah, it is. So it's like, I'm full fledged in it because it's like, what is it to live your life just paying bills and going, you know, just with a, like a hamster wheel versus really living. So I was like, I felt the most alive doing that. So it was like, if I didn't have to get paid for any of that, I wouldn't, but that shouts out to everybody who is. Hey man, no, you did. Hey listen, let me tell you something. God don't let one door close and another one don't open. Come on preacher. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So you know, your mama do all that. Yeah.  Yeah. Same to devil. Mm-hmm. Eight and 32. You should know the truth and the truth. I know that's right. I said free, but at the end of the day, you know, if you really want to walk in purpose, man, try, try, try walking by faith. You know what I mean? Faith is the substance of things. Hope for the evidence. He already been, and that's the crazy thing. Cause he's already, like, no, for those who believe, you know, shout out. Some people don't. Some people don't, but I've already had the signs of get off the porch and you know, I didn't have so much leeway with what I already was doing. I could have been doing that, but I could have been working and doing that. But as soon as that switch went off, like he got off the phone with me, I was like, I was processing.  I like, it like turn on the switch where I was like, okay, boom, the next day I was booked. Next day I had a photo shoot.  Some people have to be forced into doing stuff like that. Yeah. But I mean, like if that didn't happen, you would have still went back to work. Everything would have been just right back to comfortable. Right. You know what I mean? Instead of taking that leap of faith and getting out and doing what you really meant to do. So that was nice enough to ask me, did I want to be as a resignation or do I want to be where they actually let me go? I said, keep it as a let me go. Cause I just unemployed, I need to be able to come on in too. Already, already. But it was, you know, I don't plan on working for nobody else though anyway. So it's like, I'm just going to bed on myself, you know, and I feel like just like I say, taking from different people I'm around and adding that to who I am and how I deliver. And that's gonna, I'm okay. I'm okay. That's how I see you. Well, let me be honest with you. I want, I really want you to know that, that you just got to walk in purpose. But I want to talk to that guy for me, you know, space boy friend. Like when you see her go through that, I mean, how do you feel like, like, what would you do, what would you suggest to her? How would you help her to get into this thing that you've really been full fledged into for many, many years? What would you say to her to, you know, help her to understand what this road is like? That's real. I think exactly what you just said about the walking and purpose in faith. Yeah. The faith part of, it's faith in the high power, but also faith in self because the self it, you, this may sound crazy for some, whatever. You are the high power, if you truly believe it.  So I think- Okay, I'm embodying creative, yeah. You know, you'd be with Eric Gabbardu, so. Oh, yeah. Go ahead, I'm business. Yeah, so it's as simple as the words believe in yourself.   When you give that positive to that negative, the doors are open for the positive. And man, I've been all around the world, I've been with my favorite people, you know, people that I looked up to and getting paid to do it, loving it. And it's because of the faith that I have and life itself, but also in myself. I know that each step is with purpose. I know that each breath is because of something. So I look forward to, you know, creating these communities of positive people because that's what's needed. We are always surrounded by so much negative and faith, fraud, stuff. People want to like act like they happy or act like they spiritual or act like they believe in themselves, but really they just acting like somebody else and it looked good, but man. Or acting like what they were taught. That's a good one. Because some people want their program to be and not actually think for themselves. You know what I mean? It's a tough thing. Yeah, it's tough. Channel, channel.  Or do you have the fear or do you have the faith? Going into this new situation. Man, it's faith. It's fully faith. Like, okay. Everybody has been in front of, well, not everybody, but we've, we've, we've, you've probably been privileged enough to be able to see somebody that took off, right? In certain situations and think about it.  And like, man, I remember when I was sitting right next to Cardi B when she was trying to get on and she was just a stripper rapper, you know what I'm saying? Now look, million dollars to see Cardi, you know what I'm saying? So it's like. And I was one of them people like, man, Cardi ain't about to do this. See, see what I'm saying? I was, I didn't believe it. See what I'm saying? So you gotta keep in mind you have that.  Cause that's what it was about. It's about the hustle and the grind because at the end of the day, if you're not willing, even if you have a gift in them, how much your gift is, how big a gift is, if you're not willing to do that work, you're not gonna get anywhere. But right now where I'm at, as far as my space, I'm going a hundred percent in believing in me and where I'm trying to go and what's, what's gonna happen. And whoever is on no train now, get on it. Like don't wait for it to take over. Like, hey, don't forget. No, no, no, because when I needed you to repost, when I needed you to say, hey, drop my name in a room or putting my name in a bag, I'm a deliver. But when I needed that, you didn't, you weren't there. But now all of a sudden now that you see it popping and you see them in those room, cause all I gotta do is get in the room, I pick it tow, okay? And I'm going to be able to be there. So favor ain't fair. So I'm just going to be doing that, going hard. I say, y'all give me a gear and y'all gonna be like, oh my goodness. Y'all gonna get, y'all gonna get, y'all got the first official, me putting it out there at affirmation. We love it. Thank you. You know, I agree with her so much cause I don't, I don't want to say this before I forget.  And if you ain't riding with me when I'm pretty much trying to get in the door, don't come riding with me after this. When I done tried to dole open.  I mean, they say you change. You need to. I ain't change, nigga. You change, nigga. Right, I've been riding, been doing this. I shot out the space boy for instance, nigga, coming with me ever since day one, nigga. Them day one niggas in here today, boy. I'm on that wall, man. Oh really? Them day one niggas in here? Oh, y'all got a wall? Or they get on the wall? Yeah, you got to get on the wall. A few more notches on that wall.    Bring my own brain. No, no, no, but I agree with you a hundred percent, boy. No, cause I always say everything is a mindset. Yeah.  And I always say those downs, when you have a problem or a stumbling block, look at it as a learning lesson. It's something here I need to learn. People are like, why do I keep going through this over and over again? Because you haven't learned what you need to learn to move on to the next stage in your life. And not to feel like, oh, this person hold, could people love to blame other people? Or circumstances. Or circumstances. Look at the situation and be like, okay, I need to learn something. What do I need to learn to make myself better? Yeah. And then move on. And the scary part is too, you know, financially, I mean, I don't know what you do, even check the check. See. Oh no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, let me say that. Shout out to the Trap. All my hooning, you know. Listen, cause it's a race, it takes a community to raise a child.   Dope it. You are hilarious. You are perfect for what you do. But I'm serious, but I'm joking, but I'm joking, but I'm serious. I already know you act like this. But I'm serious. But I'm joking. You are perfect. You act like me. You know what I'm saying?  You know, but I'm gonna say what it is, but definitely, man, I'm so privileged to be around, and I don't take nothing for granted, right? And I bring positive energy, so I only expect it. You know what I mean? So things that are how they're gonna add up and how they're gonna move is gonna be uncalculated, is gonna be like, how? And it's just gonna like, yo, just rock with it. Trust in the process, support with you there, because I'm gonna come back, and I'm gonna try to bring as many with me, you know, as I can, because I wanna do that for my city. And that's how you get your blessings, too. I believe it, and I will achieve it. I was just on live saying that. You better write that down and put that up on your mirror. I will achieve it. I will. You gotta be a service. You gotta be of service. Yes.  And if it all don't work out, you know, I learned some stuff from the games. No, I told them to teach me some stuff. Go ahead and make sure. One thing about it, I can, you know, you don't understand, I'll give you something real. You know what I'm saying?  So like I said, a lot of those things, I believe that. I believe in the fact that mom, she been praying for you. She keep you before the altar. And it means something in what we believe in. Right. So at the end of the day, when we seen people that was kept before the altar, that was a hedge of protection put around them. So you'll feel all right. I know that's right. You know what I'm saying? I receive that. Can we put that in the envelope? Well, hey man, so how can people get a hold of you? People trying to book you, trying to haul at you? Yes. How can they look right there and tell you? Yes. Right here. Or right here. Listen. How you doing? If you need the hostess with the mostess, and you need anything that you need, energy brought, if you want them to look good, sound good, and feel good, holla at me, bookbrinnyloso at gmail.com, follow on Instagram at brinnyloso.  But definitely, y'all get, you know, hit me up on the chirp line on my back line. However you want to, just hit me. And y'all see her energy, it's right, all the way right. Yes.   Space guy, talk, talk, Space, stop it. Tell us about it. Take the hat off, put the other hat on. Tell us about it. Here, what we gonna, we are you releasing that? I don't know when this interview coming up, but I got a project dropping 420. Right there. On that day, that's the perfect day. Yeah, that's P-day, dreads is dropping, and not only dreads dropping, bruh, ay. What else? I'm opening up my own store. Okay. What clothes in store? Ooh, awesome. Where? I'm taking that to the OG. I'm bringing some advice too. Where? West Davies, man, West Davies Street, it's over in the West Dallas. That's why I was trying to pull up. The address, the ad-y. The exact. Congratulations. Congratulations, and that's dope, bruh. The ribbon cut. That's dope, man. You know how I need a job? I'm just gonna work on this. It's the same. The cashier. It's 420. Wow, definitely. It's gonna be a day party, and then we're gonna have a concert at night at another location. I'm gonna perform in all of my songs. What type of things will you be selling there? So, we the first CBD dispensary. Okay. Next door to the apparel. So we got a clothes in store on one side, and then Royal Hemp's is the other side. And we got, but so, all right, let's talk about the store. The store have local brands. We're gonna have underground brands. We're gonna have brands from California, ATL, all over. Man and woman clothing? Man and woman clothing, yeah. But no kids. Shit, we gonna see about that. Okay. I know initially. You know, Spice Guy like kids, so you might, he might have. I know, that's why I'm like, he don't need them kids' clothes in there. Yeah, sir. You got your models right there, your baby. Yeah, I, yeah. You know that, you know that. We got the J-Co too. You know, it's daddy and model too. I'll be selling Spice, you know what they do now. That's dope, man, like I said. You know, it's time to stand joined, so we can put it in whenever people blow this. But 420, we got, one thing we gotta do during the night, but during the day time. Will that be daytime? It's gonna be from, I think we doing 11 to 420, PM. Okay. Listening party.  Hit that motherfucker and see how I feel.  I don't like CBD. You gonna love this? I swear. I got, I know what you like. I got what you like, girl. Come, come here, come here, see? Just try ours. We got the exotic CBD. Oh, okay.  You be like, what? Okay. The fuck? Your head's gone. You can't be having that party over. Party done. That'd be gone. I'm gonna work with you. Yeah, you gotta teach me. I'm ambitious, I'm an ambitious learner. I've been married this woman going on 20 years, and let me tell you something.  No, it ain't about that. Now, 20 years, a lot of people cut off her. You see scars everywhere. I done did a lot of crazy stuff, but I can't say she don't even talk, nothing like she talk now when she talking to her people. Her people? Nothing like that. I know she don't. She got a, it's totally different. It's a totally different guy. Oh, it's real fast. It's probably real fast. It's just different. It's a different type of dialogue. But she, but you know she has to, because if she don't, they like you changed. I think I don't think that much. Yes it is. Sometimes. No, I think sometimes she just kick it in because I know these people she talking to. She ain't got nothing to change.  Sometimes I be talking like I'm from New York sometimes though, I don't know. You need to get in the accent. I was just about to say the same thing. I was setting them. I was like, you know what you mean? Like talking about like that. Sounds like Cardi B now. You know. But so when you talking to your girlfriends, I don't have to have an accent, but when I'm talking to my girls, they know when no one's around me. They like, if I could talk a certain way, they gonna be like, girl, who you with? They gonna know. No, but Jamaicans have a thing where like, if you're born there and you speak a certain dialect or whatever and all of a sudden you come over here and then you all of a sudden not talking like that anymore.  They say, oh, you speak it spoken. Why you talking like that? You know what I'm saying? Yeah. That's not how we know. Yeah, you need to come home. You need to come home. You been gone.  Yeah, you two, you already fair. You already fair. I'm glad you got the lock saying, cause you wouldn't have to lock saying you would have lost a lot of Jamaican points. No, different. I'm telling you, when I go over there, I blew my mind. You got Asian, Chinese. She took me over all these people out. I know. They told me, it ain't just no black. It ain't just no dark. I know.  But when I went over there. It's just Jamaican. It's not just like, it's not a color. When I went to Jamaica, it was kind of fun and it was kind of scary. Like they was like check points with machine guns. Where did you go? I went to Montego Bay. Montego Bay. We were on a resort and then we was like, let's go to Cedar City. And then we went to Cedar City and they like had check points with AR's and we was like, ooh, let's go back to the resort now. We don't know nobody here. We need to get back to where we at. Especially getting excited about our shoes on our feet. Let's get. Hey man, you just got to, you got this energy wherever you go. It depends on what's going on. They make you get it wherever you are. Yes sir. Man, thank y'all for coming on the show guys, man. Absolutely. Did we miss anything? I think we kind of covered everything, guys. Huh, let's see, anything? Both times. Every Monday, Space has artists come out. We giving them a platform. Over there where we can. Yeah. Break the beat show. Break the beat show. Break the beat, so you know. Pop out on me, man. It's really some, really good. And you're there every Monday. Yeah, cause that's what I'm getting frustrated. Yeah. You know, everybody want to come when you're there. I'm telling y'all, it's up now. It's up now. For a minute till another gig come, and then they say, nigga, you got to come with us. Here you go on again. It's work, it's business, they got to understand. But now, you know, the flow is there. Like, people know this is where I'm going on Mondays. Cause I always like to kind of give it like a little test.  And I had somebody else host it. It was the best night we had as far as sales. Wow. In the far end at the door. Dope, man. Hey man, thank you guys for coming on the show. Yes. We love you guys. And you family, you already been family forever. You know how we do about you. Y'all adopted me. Now we adopted you. You in this thing, man. Okay. You in this thing. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay, you know, maybe some rice and peas. Check it, man. We copy sales. Oh, yes. Check it, man. Hey man, it's been another great segment of Boss Talk 101 where the bosses talk. And we out.