Yeah, nah, nigga, nah, nigga, nah, nah, nigga.   What y'all do happen to check it out?    Money bag door of a person.   We gotta get Trons to wipe back up here, man. Yeah, that nigga there. Man, that nigga funny as a motherfucker, man. Yeah, yeah, yeah, nah, nah, nah, man. Yeah, yeah, yeah, nah, nigga. You laying in your bed, nigga. Nah, you watching me, nigga. I bet your bathroom dirty, nigga. I bet all y'all niggas in the comments right now got mold around your tub, nigga. Go watch your tub, nigga, yeah, yeah, yeah, nah, man.  Ooh, he was gooey. He was gooey. Yeah. I don't agree with nothing he says. That nigga hilarious, nigga. He's hilarious. I don't agree with anything. That nigga about the WNBA, and he said Lebron James make more than the whole WNBA. He said, yeah, yeah, no, nobody want to see them black holes, they don't want to give them no pussy. They don't want to give, they ain't nobody spending no money on them hoes.  That nigga had me.  I learned what he said about little dirt.     Once a year they put that picture out. Really? I don't know.  He look like he's in love with the truth. He got a what?   We recording right now? Yeah. Yeah. I didn't know that. This public information, yeah, but I said, yeah. I wasn't privy to that information. Clayton got his screen shot.  Who you follow? You said who I follow? I miss that.  You don't follow your real family on that. Yes, I do. You get it, cuz. I just don't be on Facebook like that.  I don't be on there, man. I ask my mom. Get on there. I'm gonna tell you. You deserve to be on there as a comedian. These jokes, right, they got themselves. The thing about it that fucked me up on Facebook is once my mama got on there, right? That's a true story. When my mama got on there and I saw her and my cousin, Shale, you know what I mean? Used to been beefing my whole life, right? They always was beefing. And I got on there one day and they was arguing and she said some shit about me in the argument.      My mama, nigga. Your mama said something about you? She said, not bad, but she was referencing the argument and referenced me in the argument.  Did she tag you? Yeah, she tagged you. No, she ain't tagged me. I just seen it. You know what I mean? I seen the argument.  Son, I need you in this one.  What about that time? She gonna win, win Shale. Yeah, right, exactly. You get on there, man. You get on there.  Yeah, that's why your son pissed on yourself that he was 12, nigga. You're like, ah, nigga, it's true. I do need to stop getting on cause I'm petty.  You gonna ask, request me to be their friend?  We are not friends, nigga.  Yeah, I feel you.   You out of there, buddy. Not a Gatorade. There ain't even a petty. But you know what I was saying. You wrote his own thing. I'ma ask y'all, as I was thinking about this, man, I think it's a blessing that our generation didn't have the internet as young as, you know, our children had it. No, cause we had it. We had it first. But we didn't have it like that. We couldn't use it. It wasn't in real time. But now we getting to see all the shit that we needed to see when we first had it. Yeah, exactly. But I just think about certain situations, right, in life that I went through.  If I had a Twitter that day, nigga, the tweet I would have sent out out of frustration.   Now, you know what I mean?   What you saying?  That's a lot of pain. See what I'm saying? You left, you still hurt about that. Oh, nigga, still.  I thought my hand writing was dope. That nigga started practicing.  My hand writing is immaculate to this day cause we both wrote, yes this, I wrote two, yes, no, maybe so letters in my life. And that was one of them. And we both wrote her a letter. She made us write her a letter to ask if we wanted if she wanted to be our girlfriend. And she looked at mine and looked at that nigga. She was like, you write better than him. I'ma be your girlfriend.  Bro, you won. What with Randy at now? I don't know. I don't know if he's doing well. But what if he's still doing better than you? Randy is like a successful lawyer. He done sued the government. Now we good now. Now I'd love to write it to that nigga now. You know what I mean? We could be cool now. But back then, I was like, nigga. How the girl look now? I have no idea, my nigga. After this, you will. I have no idea. After this, you will. Yeah, I ain't gonna say her name.  It's just gonna be nigga. I didn't know what I was doing in 4th grade.    You wouldn't spend the block. You might as well, nigga. Third grade trauma, nigga.  They say you supposed to address that shit, nigga. I'm gonna knock me. That's why I like that. That's why I hate being from a small town. They say you supposed to address your childhood traumas, nigga.  That's why I hate being from a small town.  Because the statute of limitations ain't up. These motherfuckers are still walking around. Tell us one, though, man. I can't. Yes, you can. No, I can't. Well, you didn't get one, though.  Yeah, come on, man. Type orthetics. Switch names up. Type orthetics, man. The people that's there know the situation. Yeah, but you ain't saying no, nigga. No, you don't. I'm gonna give us one, though. Just give us one. Let me think about it. Go ahead. Continue the conversation.   But look, on Facebook, they done came up with. No, you just got a little past that with me, my nigga. What's the story?  The what? The Benes. For real? Yeah. Yeah, it's on Facebook.   Your old ladies might be on there. Word, the Benes. They be a few little bad ones on there. Is that like a copyright issue, or is it what they're doing? No, I'm a few little bad ones. Now I've seen them. You got a few little bad ones. Oh, a few? Yeah. Just a couple. What's the rest of them? We are already screening them out for you. A word? Yeah. What's your group called? The Millerettes. Nabdin' already hit them up and told them that he run your family. Nab got a name.  Yeah. OK, that's an English major. So you're an English major. We're Flash and Call. English majorettes. English majorettes.  I got some division.  Hold on for the flyer now. You know, you got separate divisions. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? You got separate. So some people follow the category of everybody. You know, I'm going to find me a girlfriend. I'm one of these. Some people is the Wappazonia. It's going to be social media. The Wappazonia. Wappazonia. What's the Wappazonia? Just what it sounds like.  Oh, the Wappazonias. No. No, they Wappazonia. Yeah, you got when you put it all together.  They post too much of it. Damn. I'm telling you, though. I'm going to find one of them ladies at the comments. I'm going to go through there and find the finest one on all the social media. But that probably ain't the best one, though. The finest one.  Hey, you might have seen how you want to go out to eat. Sometimes you want to have ice cream, nigga. So you just worried about being seen in public? I ain't worried about being seen in public. I'm just saying, nigga, this is for some social experience. Yeah, that means something that, you know, it's good in the moment, but it might not necessarily be good for you. You caught me? You caught me. I mean, hey. You know what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying? It's tasty. Nigga, you can't eat a plate of candy for dinner. You can't?   Nigga, as you can. Nigga, as you can. Nigga, as you can.ada bams?  Here, we already have to come over here and say that stuff, right? Lil' Kra themes.  Or maybe they ain't there. Nah, you two lenient on that, bro. We could have all been in a better situation, had he just dropped the 80s. Mellor have just now called the Millerettes. CheekO支ing wives or call the Beenybabies, so they were Beatybabies. And DC wives are called The Fly-Gouse. And last, but not least, Clayton wives are called the English Majorettes. Congrats to us, 85 South Wives, nigga. See, that's how you know we're gonna be successful. We on the internet like Jim Jones, nigga, that's crazy, that's a motherfucker. No, that's how you know we're gonna be successful. You see that? What? Our hoses broke down into subcategories. We ain't never gonna fall out by no women. So he's like, everybody got their own division.  The motherfuckers that like him, like him. That's all they like. The motherfuckers that like him, they like him. And that's all they like. And they was gonna like me regardless. Exactly. They just might not have seen me.  You just might not have enough pool to get them to come and... At one time. Yeah. I don't know though. They keep telling me, like they keep suggesting Brazil. Damn, lady said I'm a... They telling me to go to Brazil. She had made all the names together. She said, I'm a, I'm a middle-aged fly major rat.   Ain't no way she like all this. That place is smoky. Ain't no way she like all this. Then the next one said, I'm a beanie millerat.  Why she couldn't be a millerat baby? I mean, that's just how you do it.  I told you it was about not putting me first. What, too sure it's like, treat me like a pill. Even if I ain't got no hold. Come on, man. Church on the move. That nigga been, that nigga finna' upload it. Facebook. Boy, that nigga, that nigga.   Thank you to all the bitty babies. She's going to be on all the work. But I'm not, I'm not getting on that, man. What a bean is that? Catch me in public. I'll show you all the money. I'm gonna go ahead and expose Chico. But I'm not getting on that. All these motherfuckers keep hitting me and be like, tell Chico to check it. I'm like, that nigga on him. He's just lurking. Lurking.  He be lurking. I don't ever lurk on Facebook. No, I don't ever know him. You be on this social media. I be on this sometimes, you know what I mean? You have your moments. I have long moments. I go and spurt, nigga.  I want to have strength. What do you do as opposed to that? Everything else, nigga. Everything else. Do you have a knit, don't you? Everything.  No, you're not a knit. I be cleaning up, nigga washing clothes, driving around. I probably got the best yard in the neighborhood.  Particularly the yard here, right, nigga? And he got there with the, he the type to, with the head strum on, nigga. This nigga edge in the neighborhood. I just couldn't stand to see it. I wonder what type of other secret occupations this nigga got. He a beekeeper. Yeah, exactly. Nigga, I'm an Uber driver.  You know, I'm one of the top rated niggas in the country. Nigga, district manager from Papaz. Right. Nigga be dressing up in his dinner. The butt that I'm with. No, no, no. I'm just gonna stop. He can't be no district manager. He got to own a few franchises. This nigga in the program or something, nigga. You got to be there too often to be a district manager. Nah, yeah.   That nigga a mystery shop on the weekend.  Hey, man, just running my branch down. You know what you doing here? Oh, yeah, I bought this. Yeah, that's about the thing. This is me. This is me here. That nigga got a shop. What's wrong? Print it. Yeah, you print it down, man. You don't even worry about it. I'll take care of it for you.   You know why I be on that shit? It'd be like in the comedy club. That's exactly what social media remind me of, bruh. The comedy club. In one way.  Like, they didn't know if you was on the show or just a crazy nigga at the show, right? Right. It remind me of that. Now, see, I will say.   It'd be amazing to me. Yeah, see, the thing is, I will say. And then you gotta come to it with the right mental, though. Right. It was all the different brands. It was all the different bulls and shits and giggles to me. And you gotta avoid it to keep your mental.  Yeah, no, it ain't even that I gotta avoid it to keep my mental.     No. Oh, okay. No, no.    I'm one of them type of niggas, dude. God of war. God of war. Wait till that come out, nigga.    Forever, nigga. That game, man, I ain't gonna say that because I'm gonna put them out. That game, man.  I haven't been out for 15, 17. 2013, nigga.  Come on, man. What they need? They might need some actors.  Just get me down there for, get us down there for good, so on purpose.  Slink shoulda been a playable character. Yeah. Yeah. He was supposed to be. This is the rumor I heard. He was supposed to be. That's why the wheel, where you pick your characters, got an empty slate. It was supposed to be four instead of three, and the slate got locked up, and they had to move forward with the project. That's what I heard on the internet, but I ain't heard it from Slink.  He don't tell nobody. He working on it now. I'm glad you're starting to see how much of, he used the old word on this nigga, a scumball he is. Man, he's scoundrel.  He want it all to himself. You just gotta get him drunk.   That's how you be getting over on motherfuckers. He always come around, and then you gotta give him some. You gotta get him drunk. I ain't gotta do a motherfucking thing. He should have came drunk if he wanted to be drunk.  He got movies for that money. Get us, we under the leadership supposed to be on you. Tell him about the show, man.  I don't even know where we're going. Hey, April 30th, we will be in Denver, Colorado. Oh, theater. Please, three-headed monster tour. Hey, you not, did I say it right? Yeah. Yeah. That's the behind us on this green screen. They gotta get it to me.  They ain't gonna put behind us on the green screen. Three-headed monster? Three-headed monster.   Three-headed monster. Denver, April 30th, we got a big storm coming from the left, and we're gonna bring it down. It's called a three-headed monster tour, and they're gonna come in, and they're gonna sweep the whole city. All right, good luck. That's the worst.  Whatever. Yeah. They don't go to theater. No hang in there. We back. Yeah? Yeah. I really got a three-headed monster. Oh, you gotta go to the hospital. I did? What y'all think about John Marin just in general outside of basketball? Outside of basketball? Outside of basketball. Outside of basketball, he could have a green record. Oh, God! Right now! If he wasn't with the league, if he wasn't with Drew Lee, he got a whole show with, we know how to dance. Is that what I said? He could dance? The niggas got guns already, usually. I wouldn't call that a gun. You, if you can hold your gun like this. He had a more plastic foil. Man, I would've been the only little lead. And they had a track me gun. He had a gun, too. He had a gun, Tony got it. He said John Marin had a track me gun. You jumped when he sat in the gun, though. Yeah, Tony got that shit, man. You know what they said? Those small guns got the bullets that travel through you, though.  So don't sleep on John. If somebody were to just, like, try to rob me with that, I know I would get gangstaed. Like, you would make me wear this snow fog. Shootin', isn't it? Shootin', isn't it? Oh, man. You jump? Well, no, man, it just, oh. You have a hell of a rap career, though. You right, bro. John Marin. Yeah. Easily. Yeah, he might be all right. He got a different, he got a colorful dress. Yeah. Lookin' like Lil Uzi.  Hey, there's more people. He dead out of the chain.  Is he dancing with his mom? I think so. No, no, no. He bought them a house. One of the houses across the street, just for his dad, the other one for him and his family. So, he's dead. And the same cul-de-sac, yeah. See, that was going on. His dad is still hitting mama sometimes, he don't like that. See, that's what I do. I break down all the facts. You know what I'm doin'? He ain't doin' what I'm doin'. I'm on a private pit right now, my boy. I'm tryin' to wager a wager.  They got so many deals on here, he ain't got no trouble with the winin' some money. You need to go on here and sign up and kick it off like Draymon. Listen, boy. You get it, kick it off like... But you know what? I'm a big stepper like Draymon. Oh! Nah, but for real, a prize pick, that's where it is, man. Yeah, man. I'm tryin' to tell you, man, listen, man, they got so many different situations on how you can get some money.  You got to have one account though. Yeah. Okay, I... I tried to tell you that last time you didn't listen. I ain't know, man. You know how to steal all my hood stuff. Off only valid once. Right. What are you waiting for? Go ahead over to Prize Picks right now by tapping the link right there below and tell them 85 South sent you. Hey, man, make sure you go to Prize Picks and sign up and register so they can match your deposit up to a hundred hours. And use our code 85 South, man. I'm tell you, when you sign up, they gon' give you that money. So when you sign up, use your account, use our code. Go ahead and pick the play, man. They give you your free money to get some money. No, look at me. What I lie to you? For real. Never mind. But I'm saying though, this is for real. This ain't got nothing to do with us. Just we got a code so they know that you know us. Prize Picks, you know what time it is. They got to deal on top of dealing, my boy. Get you some money, man. Don't you want some money, my friend?   Bro, man. Can you still contact Eddie Murphy? Nah, me and his assistant, we chat every now and then. Which assistant? He lying. We hitting this man with him shave. Federal. Put that phone up. Federal. This is his assistant, Federal. Federal, this man got a name like a villager. Superhero, homie. I be sending him. Isaac Federer. Isaac Federer.  That's what motherfuckers are doing. He be sending them clips of himself. Hey, man, you see me opening up the Savannah? Knock them dead. I'm ready for the next one, baby. Hey, man, who with those guys at the end? Aw, these niggas watching me, man. Yeah, they're my guys. Now, I'm just looking out for them, man. You know, I put them behind me to get them the opportunity to shine. I would have sent you the one with them on it. Hey, man, he's here. Oh, man. All right, you niggas some cold niggas, man.  Continue to do your thing, man.  I want to see you and goddamn, I want to see you in the live action fat-out with niggas.  The new ones.  You want to be a hero, man.  You going to be in the play? Nah, I want to be the action niggas. Bro, I was thinking about this.  I think you. Do you do that now? Like, the roles that's going to come about are going to be like that. I'm ready for the movie.  Like, we might have to play, like, cops. You know what I want to do.   And we're going to be in the house. The Baltimore and the corrupt cops about to do the Made-the-Wire. Oh, yeah. I forgot what it was called. That's some of the best content on the internet. I love to watch crooked cops and cops that broke the law go to jail. I watch The Whole Trial. Oh, yeah. The Whole Trial. See, I want to do a movie where I really got to stretch and really get into a character. I want to be Captain Saviour, whole nigga. I want to do a movie where I'm just saving holes, nigga. Not like a real superhero. But I'm talking about really saving holes. You may have seen, you want to be saving holes.  You walk in on it, she getting piped down. Yeah. But you're still going to get it. Train ran on it. Because you're still going to work that out.  He go first, and then he go in there and tell her, you don't got to do that. You don't got to do that type of nigga. I'm talking about the nigga that do this, do. She come in, she come in, she come in. All right, everyone, it's over. Everybody out, OK? So do you walk out with a blanket around her? No, not even that. Before she, when she about to walk in the room, butt and neck it out. Put my hand in the middle of her chest and say, hey, you're better than this. I can see it.  She got it. You're better than this. And then put my arm around there and hug her. All right, right here. Step back out.   Hey, that's the movie right there. I waited for you when I did this.   Without using yours. What, exactly. The movie hand cock. Here, what you talking about?  He don't use his cock.  Exactly. Right. What are the niggas saying as you exit? They trying to take him out.  Like, these niggas, I'm talking about, I'm calling their baby mama on them. Oh, damn.  At the end. One scene.  Exactly. FaceTime. Oh, he like him? Tell the truth, big dog. Here he is. I'm talking about, I see him over there. This is horrible. That's worse than soft. She sitting outside crying. She like, I don't know why. I don't know why he treats me this way. Like, let me see your phone. What's in social media? Hacking to the nigga DMs and give her all the information. Here's the person you're out here crying over. Be mad and walk away. I mean, I don't get started like this.  Like, he said he was with you, Chico.  Right. Straight up.  And her name is this. Oh, the nigga busts up in the wind like the Joker from Dark Knight. Oh, do somebody have a hint? He busts up in the wind laughing. You think you know who you're marrying? You think you know? Nigga hit the button in the screen. The PowerPoint come down, nigga. That's what I'm talking about.  Right. Bachelor party, nigga. In front of your mama here. Yeah, the moment. How's the nigga's playing? Captain Saber. Somebody by that grandma there at the wedding. Tell you, I'm talking about playing a role that is completely different than who you are as a mother. That's how you win the Oscar right there.  Denzel Washington training, that nigga.  So how, what you gonna do with it? Oh, no, that's what I'm saying. That's a great actor, you know what I mean? You gotta be understanding. But I'm saying once they get locked in, it's hard for them to get out of that role. Yeah, you gotta go there, and then you gotta deal with it. It would be hard, yeah.  I've been working on what shit, too. It would be hard to get out of it.  What's that? This nigga, you know what nigga had to teach the government how to cook the crack? Like the street way. Yeah. So the most sold-out nigga ever. The nigga who came up with the actual crack rock formula. The one who developed it. The nigga who perfected it.    Neal, what's in that shit? You're the wrong way. But still, what's that, nigga?  You can put it in your refrigerated nigga. Keep it fresh.  It's safe enough. What is it? It's safe enough. What is it? For bacon soda, it's bacon soda. And this is the perfect time for me to tell these folks, welcome back to the 85 sound show.  Come on, man.  You might not be able to relate to all of it. This has no rhyme or reason. These are just black man theories that we came up with in our minds. Hey, one of y'all intelligent people that be in the comments of the 85 sound show, y'all 85% is, can we please find out what exactly bacon soda is and where it came from?   The almond, it clean everything. It do everything, but you can bake biscuits when you bake with it. You make cookies.  It's bacon soda. What? Uh-huh. What are you? So basically? So basically? Bacon soda. It's bacon soda. It's all white. Yeah, it ain't one element. Now check this out.  Bacon soda, you and I are putting them together. It's more than one. Clean car batteries.   I knew you was a line leader.  So what I'm saying though is bacon soda is not even powder. You pour it to a toaster. You pour it to a toaster. That I do though. And dollars. I got my dog Clayton English in here. Nav Green. My dog Nav Green. I'm playing a part in the Chico Bing. My motherfucking maestro that always got some pimping playing. J-O-N. J-O-N. Wait, you mic'd up today?  Man, speak with your outside voice.  Because they always want you to say something and they act like we got you on the stretcher. Even with this screen. I just want to do it again. I do it quarterly. Put a mic on this nigga. Y'all sit y'all like that. So they know that it's not. J-O-N talked like that nigga.  J-O-N talked like he used to ride around with Quincy Jones before he was famous, man. He got that talk before. Yeah, man. Yeah, man. We in J-O-N riding around, man.  Astonia. Yeah, man. That's Astonia, man. Yeah, man. It's so crazy, man. Yeah, yeah, man. And J-O-N coming in here, yeah, yeah, man. You know what I'm saying? He talked like the nigga that be agreeing with pimps. I can dig it, baby. I dig it all, baby. How far do you dig it, baby? You same, man. If you drop it, I will dig it up. That's what it is, man. Big cat in the building. Yeah. Got to throw this out here, man. Shout out to the 85%ers, you know, just for staying active in the market.  Yes, sir.  They say, you know it's going to be a good episode. Chico rubbed his leg, rubbed his knee. Yeah.  I don't know if the nigga on the X pill or what. I ain't. Nah, nigga, it's just I got that restless leg syndrome. You do, bro? I think I do. I used to see it all the time. Yeah, you can't be still. Bro. I think I got that restless leg, my nigga. What's that word? They say fly all the way, yous. Infrastructure. Infrastructure.   The work on money didn't work out a little. It's the infrastructure. You got to build the infrastructure.  Ain't going to say somebody infrastructure. Well, I'm tired of it. Yeah, the infrastructure, man.   How y'all niggas living, man? I'm living day to day.   What shit?     Oh, thank you, man.   What you think they going to do that they not already do?   That's exactly what needed to happen. It's too much going on too goddamn fast. Everybody doing too much. You ever been in a store where niggas start stealing and they don't know who's stealing, but it's a couple of people stealing and not a whole environment just like, hold on, it's just too much going on right now. That's exactly how I feel about this whole situation. I don't think the pandemic is over by a long shot.   You can't even ask for a Lamborghini to 2020 folks. Rolexes too. They have sold all the Rolexes. All the Rolexes are gone around the world. All the Ferraris.      PPP. You know where it came from.   And the people who don't have none ain't got a goddamn thing. Right about that. The gap big. The gap. There's a few people with all the money.  But the thing is, it's always been like that, though. That's what I'm saying, man. That's the thing. That's what I was talking about. The motherfuckers and gay, they separate.   So what you saying? What you think about that? Like, what's your theory?  All right, man. Make 20th. What we going? Louisville, Kentucky. Man, to the hoop. The KFC YUM Center. We ain't got no KFC yet. But it's going to be at the YUM Center. Is it- Louisville or Louisville? It's Louisville. Louisville? Louisville. Yeah, Louisville. Louisville. It's Louisville. Louisville. I need KFC to bring us some chicken, bro. Is that close to the Kentucky Derby? It's in Kentucky. I mean, but is it close to the day that we going to be there?  Bring me some bluegrass. For real. Is Bubba Johnson going to be there? Bubba Johnson? Yeah. That nigga. Bubba Johnson ride horses. He the NASCAR. Kentucky, I thought that was a car. No, nigga, that's not a car. Hey, man, come to the show. Come to the show a little bit. Everything's ready. Bring the horse.  Come here, baby. That's the NASCAR, dude. Yeah. I thought I could take it there with a car.  That's the Daytona 500 that's coming to Derby. Ain't no way to.  Hey, man, get your tickets. May 20 of KFC YUM Center. Shit, take me to the horse and then you can see it. You got that, y'all. Yeah, you got that. I always thought I could take a Derby with a car. What's up, y'all? It's your girl Lex P. And I have a very special announcement. Well, I already announced it, but I'm going to let y'all know again, we are going on tour. It's starting in June, y'all. Look, we're announcing it extra early so y'all got time to get your tickets. No excuses. We got L.A., Philly, Chicago, Atlanta, Houston. Now listen to me, because I know how y'all get. We are still adding dates. I repeat, we are still adding dates.  If you don't see your city, don't worry. We still coming, OK? So make sure y'all go to www.poorminds.com and get y'all VIP meet and greets. We on slide, boo.  You called it high, didn't you? It ain't went up yet. No, it's went up. Not yet. It's went up.   Dad just dropped. Shit has happened.  That's what I'm saying. But you know what they do?  Holidays, travels.  And then it'll never drop as fast as it shoots up. Like, every time, like, think about how gas then went up when it was $1.40 something a gallon at one point, right? And then it shot up $2.30 or something, right? Then it dropped down to two.   They say it's $8. I remember when we were going up, it was $7. That was the 7th day that I went down.  See, he been studying. He knew what the top is for. It's got to start sending me the top.  What top is? The top is on the show. You think we got a worksheet we hand up? Yeah. No, this is clearly on top of that.   You just don't like when you don't talk? Yeah, I think it's just a little bit more prepared than me. You always look unprepared. That's what I'm saying.  People keep asking me about your mental health. I think it's time for you to look at the camera and let them know how you do it. No, nigga, it's time we all to delete all that footage. That's a classic commercial. Man, being, see, being young, though, let me tell you how dirty these niggas is, man. All right, what do they do? He had a mental health ad he had to do. OK.  OK. He's shooting this mental health ad. No. Joe, pan the camera and show me. Where were you sitting? Bro, I wasn't even sitting by the nigga. But where were you sitting? On the other side of the room. OK. So Joe, take the camera and show me why he talking about if you're battling mental health, we got a number you can call. I'm sitting there chilling. What was you doing? Look at that. Pull it up. Pull it up. I got to see it for myself. No, he's showing it in the back. I got to say, right, show me the mental health ad and the mental health ad when they have been in. So he had to pan to you? No, he pan to me. But time out.  Great director work. Directorial work. Great directorial work.  But time out, though, see, the way you're speaking about it is as though you was just sitting there on the phone or doing something right. No, he was doing nothing. Whatever you was doing, you had to see. Me, it ain't going to happen. I looked like I was looking lost. Oh, all right, well, there you go. Well, say that first. The nigga did you wrong. First, let me just say I was going through something at that moment, and he caught me.  Now, you can't tell me that Chad don't look like Michael Myers standing right there. Oh, yeah, he definitely look like Michael Myers. He standing there with your hands on your hip, nigga.  No, you're not just chilling, bro. You're struggling.  Man, shout out to Chad. He gave me, like, bro, no fried foods, no eating after a certain time.  Bro, we just started. He was a negative. No, you're not just starting. Bro, we 14 days clean. You're lying, my nigga. Bro, we are friends. Me and you had this conversation in the lobby in Dallas. That was not 14 days ago, man.  He posted some ribs the other day. Since September 1st. Since September 1st. No, no, no, no. How you switched the day from the real to now? I didn't say I wasn't going to eat ribs. The ribs were fried. No, that was the grilled ribs. I'm not about to let you. Grilled ribs. You write about this, nigga. I didn't want to believe you. You write about this, nigga. I'll be trying to defend him. You write about this, nigga, because I personally was in the lobby with you, nigga. And you would say, yeah, man, you know how, you know, I jogged the day. You know, I ran me some miles there and everything, man. I ain't made no fried foods, been drinking all the booze. I never said that did. Yes, you did. Me was leading. I probably was drunk when I said that. I probably was drunk when I said that. Now you're going to blame it on alcohol. Yeah. That's why I stopped. That you was drunk, nigga. I stopped. Hey, what's my fault that you was drunk? I don't know you drunk, nigga. You was regular to me.  Well, he telling me a lie when he saw it. No. That's what I mean. I know. Y'all need a trip. Man, listen, man. We got to figure it out. Well, I was trying to compliment you. When was we in Dallas? In damn near July. When was we in Dallas for the 85 South Shore?  You didn't guarantee it was just a nigga, man. No, no, no, because I don't like that shit, man. I tried to warn you because we got started, man.  How long we been on our journey, bro? July 30th. Right, what about that? You said on July 30th, you said, yeah, man, it started my dad, August 13th. You said, it started my dad. It's been a month. Today is what? Today is the 14th. It's been a month. You trying to get him to admit that he wasn't there? You might be right, but I relapsed before I started for real September 1st. See? Bro, it ain't no, you just can't wake up and go clean and straight. Why was you talking like you did? I thought I was quick, the game culture. This nigga. Now, see, you thought that would be hard, don't you?  But I'm back now. I ain't got no sympathy, but I'm good.  I'm here. No, I don't know. You got to really do it, bro. No fried foods, no bread, no alcohol.  What's my man name? The, uh, the, he be cussing niggas out when he worded it. I can't remember his name. Big ball, he can do. Yeah, motherfucker. Oh, Callie Mustard. Yeah, nigga, you need a nigga like that with you.   I don't need no nigga like that. You need a nigga like that, man. Nah, that nigga gonna stop going. Yeah, nah. That foul on that nigga. Well, you better watch your back.   I'm just saying, staying on you. Oh, yeah, he could be disciplined. Yeah, you know.  That's how he talk to the folks. That's how he talk to the folks.  Yeah, bitches.  Like, I don't know. I might just lock up.  That's why I'm gonna go get him.  Chill out, man.  Why are you turning to his motivation? Because I'm mad at this nigga, man. This nigga really sold me a dream in that lobby of that hotel, man. I was believing in that nigga, man. What you want him to do? I was still, I'm still wearing my mask, but I was still drinking, though. But now I realize I gotta stop drinking, too. I didn't know you was a drunk. I'm not a drunk. I drink. Let me see, let me see, okay. I'm not a drunk. I have a drunk. This from back in the day. Let me see, let me see what you was looking like. What's up, man?   Why have you with you? Why's your- Hold up. Your mouth was over, wasn't it? Hey, what's up, man? Mental health is a real issue, which is not often discussed in our community. Post-traumatic stress, depression, all types of things could possibly be going on.   Show it to them, bro. Look at what we been saying when them niggas ask right now, mental health. He's talking about, I don't know, nigga, you don't know. Don't let them get it soon. Got the Charlie Chaplin, though.  Bro, I don't know what he's talking about. Listen, this is your buddy now.  I'll like, what you mean? Nigga, I put you into these niggas' homes. These niggas seen you. You'll have his whole name now.   Appreciate it. That's why we gotta work on your mental health, my man. For that reason alone, when you not to pick up the disniggas just to mess you up, you don't mind. Wait, wait, wait. My whole point is you're acting, right? Tell me where your career went after that commercial. I still get calls. I be looking out too much. If you look out too much, you become the lookout. Yep, that's true. You know what I mean?  Nah, I never go against my dog, though. Where you on like four tours? Well, which one come first? I don't know where I got to get, you know what I mean? Because everyone got the money.  No, he can't. Yeah, man, you know what I mean? I got that live Paw Patrol, I'm hosting, man. I don't know if y'all knew, man. My man, Nav, opened up a Paw Patrol, man. Got him a little dog, suit, nerdy. He play a pug, you know what I mean? Come on the pug suit, introduce the Paw Patrol. He trying to lock in with Vlad so he can expose up. Oh, hey, no, no, no.   Yeah, wait till it drops. You gonna see that nigga, that nigga's weird, man. Don't even pay him to me. That nigga ain't even on me. And then I go talk to the nigga, Los.   Let's talk about that a little bit. You gonna go right into it. Nah, bro. Where you going, you going? I'm like, nah, that's how I love the clip.  You do? Yeah, yeah, blabla. Nah, that's all love, yeah. Give me an example. When you had to do it, so they be trying to get you how to do this? That's what I was about to say, yeah. Yeah, I done had to do it before. A few times? Yeah, a lot of times. That nigga got a breakfast club interview in the cut.  Man, he made a good deal. Oh, I'm telling you, man. He went on funk, funk flex. Dropped the bomb right now. Go ahead, that's what that flash from the five heartbeats. Yeah, man. Get my album. It's lonely at the top. Drop it next week. See, man, he done convinced you that he liked it. He didn't convince me you did.  No, bro. I told you I was getting better. I never said I was on a diet. I said, you was strong out on the food. What is it, man? What's your struggle? Bro, it don't be that. So I'm safe with him. It's cakes, pasts. No, not even that. It's like, OK, I'll be doing good. Then we get to the show, the venue.  Oh, you like to play? You never gonna get nowhere blaming other people. I'm not blaming anybody. So I said, I said, don't put it in my room. Hey. And I stopped. I don't eat the snacks no more. Nothing but room temperature water. Get them some of them vegan straws. And fruit. Oh, no, a fruit cup. A fruit cup. A fruit cup. But you're not about to get a whole fruit cup, even, the one that comes with the lunch. Yeah, a cup. Yeah, the one of them. Not a spread. The one that comes with the lunch, but a little small one. They got two peaches. I was gonna get it out of hand. Put some, get some, uh, some one a day men's, too. Some vitamin. No, it needs some vitamin.  He had a mineral in his body. Boy, you look like he needs some B2M. Yeah, I'm good, man. I've actually been getting better than since I took my first one. Like, what is your eat schedule? So between, I'm doing the intermittent fasting? No, that's not even a word. I know you lying, my nigga.  Okay, ready? We filming? Hey, nigga.  Hey, homie.   Oh, homie.  Yeah. Real player. Real player, let's think. Hold up, my nigga. You being hella boozy right now. Hold up. Hey, nigga.  Oh, nigga. You already know what it is. Nigga. You on board.   Yeah, yeah, yeah.  Pop my piece for the wannabes, yeah.  I'm my pity. I might not get it. Show them your cookie that's a carrion, nigga. Hey, nigga. Cookies got shake in the bottom. They ain't ever had no chocolate chip shake, nigga. What day we going? Oh, mama's, nigga. June 4th. Fuckin' talkin' bout. Arena, nigga. Yeah, nigga. June 4th. Three-headed monster tour on Seatus. Nigga, on your baby, nigga. Fuckin' talkin' bout. I ain't never seen your baby. Hella, nigga. Out there. The niggas already got their tickets.  Hella bitches. Hella bitches, nigga. Not few, but a hella. Hella. I ain't never seen hella. Nigga on the table.  Hella mama, nigga. Hella mama. I'm on Seatus, nigga.  No cap. And two is not hella. Fuckin' talkin' bout, nigga. Get your tickets, nigga. June 4th, nigga. Yeah. Down Venice. What it is? Three-headed monster tour. Show them the cookies. Cookies, nigga. Oh, mama. Somebody mama's made these. Yeah. Yeah, nigga. 12.30 to 8.30 in my cutoff hours. 12.30 to 8.30.   Eight hours. Eight hours ain't all day. Hell no. Not what I compared to what I used to do.  Oh, my God. Nigga, it might be when I leave here, I might go home, get a little snack before I lay down.  A sandwich? In the store, I'm with a bowl of cereal. A store. That's how you warm up. Then if I take my bowl downstairs to put it in the sink, I'm like, I'm gonna grab a bag of chips. That's how you warm up. Grab a bag of chips.  If you want to be on the floor, let them go with it. Once I grab the chips, man, they can be down there pouring the cereal. Fresh nigga. Appetite. Almond milk, though. Almond milk. Yeah, all right. Good.  Hey, man, nah.  Right. Because nigga, I was 100 pounds ago.  I mean, that's good.  You lost 100 pounds? No, I said I was 100 pounds ago on that mental health adder. What does that mean? He gained 100 pounds, nigga. Oh, I'm high. Dang. I'm high. That nigga gained 100 pounds. Since then? I don't feel there's some weight, though.   Man, appreciate it, man.   I appreciate it, man. Yeah, I appreciate it. And now I'm looking at her.   I'm going to get the celery, though. No, you're not. Oh, it's out to 8.30. You're definitely right. It's out to 8.30. Yeah. It's out to 8.30. You think you slick, because you know the celery's got barbecues all over it. Yeah, you're going to dip it in ranch. This celery's going to be coming in and got their barbecue, man. They're going to be in that motherfucker eating carrots with mustard on it. Like, nigga, that just beats the purpose of got to have some flavor. No, man. You see, you didn't know that he was this type of person. Yeah, I didn't, man. Oh, you got to do it. I believed in this nigga, man. I was so proud of him. You should have seen how he was giving it in the lobby, man. He was like, yeah, man, you know, because this lifestyle, man, I had to make a change, man. You know, I got responsibilities. Man, I got to find that. That's what you heard them say. That she did, bro. That's what you heard them say. I don't drink, my nigga. I remember everything, too, nigga. I'm an elephant, my nigga. My head ain't this big for no reason, nigga. He was like, yeah, man. You know what else did he say? You know what? He be out there telling them ladies he had a manager.  Somebody was mad back then. That nigga be the last so far. Man, come on, man. You not know he's jealous. What you be doing? You not jealous, man. Promotions, man. Oh, you don't know what he doing to poor man? Oh, bro. You don't know what he doing to poor man? No. You ain't seen the clip? No. Hey, pull that up. Show them she go with never going to the poor man show. When that nigga head, they got them. No. Not that one.   To the anniversary episode. Oh, wait till you see this. Oh, wait till you see my outfit. This year for that.  This one.  This nigga, yeah.  That's what I'm saying. What you thinking talking to about that? I need to say this size because I can feel it. You see where you see where they wear that to the 85 South Shore. Right. This motherfucking thing. He, uh, Christopher Wallace at the poor man tour. And then you got some relax and take notes. That.   Please find the grass. That ain't glazing here. You ain't seen it? No. Oh. You don't know this nigga, then. I know what you seen it. You do not know this nigga. Ryan probably sent it to you. We got a research department money. He probably sent it. Don't blame my boy. Don't blame my boy. I know how you operate. Amen. I'm telling you, bro.  I know. After that experience at the lobby, he just said, I just thought it's September 1st. That just, that just really. No, like strict September 1st. That's not what you said. Clayton can't stand to be a rapper. He got to go. No, I'm coming back because I need to see where they walk. It's crazy. All right. Yeah. I didn't even put that up.  I don't know. You got the whole show. Yeah. I don't like a nigga taking pictures of me on the side. If he ain't no camera man.  All right. We got camera man.  For times like this, they know. It's something he need to tell me. It's something he need to tell me. He think everybody working against. No, man. You don't turn to everybody. No, bro. I was with you. And I think you like to just sit back and watch it all unfold. Did you see the excitement? If you remember what you say you said, do you remember the excitement in my face when I was selling? You were selling me like, why?  That's what's up, bro.  I thought you was lying because you said you were outside running in that taxi. You said, no, nigga, I wasn't running outside. I was running in a let me see. Hey, I ain't no nigga. You look like you're on the hook alone. I told you, nigga, you do not know this, nigga, man. Hey, man, this nigga, what city were y'all in? Were y'all in Bermuda?  Turkey can't go. You was in Birmingham. You were thinking the country though. Right.  Look at this nigga, man. Look at this nigga, brother. Boy, your little Gucci sliders. He got on the African Gucci sliders. The ones, the African niggas with the man. I told you where the shades my nigga. I told you you got on that last, last everybody go to the Ooh, that's what he was putting up with.   In Birmingham, that's not even a tropical place. Where was y'all that right? Even one of them places, my name. When they said Columbia, in my little bed, in my little bed, when they said Columbia, it just said Columbia.  They didn't tell me it was Columbia, South Carolina, till we got there. So he dressed like he dressed like he was a cocaine dude. I don't play with it. Bro, crazy.   I'm out to show them, man. Y'all got to see this nigga, man. Look at this nigga, man, outfit, man. Man, picked a better picture. This nigga went to Zara and went crazy, man.        We got a Zoom man on the Gucci slides, man. Then the nigga got on a pair of Hanes socks. Nugget socks. Who made it? Oh, my God, damn. How you Zoom man, man? How you get the picture to Zoom? Who made the outfit? Huh? Huh? Oh. What's that nigga? Eddie Murphy, manager name. I got that. Serati, Ferretti, Federoff. Niggas, this is that nigga. Federoff. That actual outfit, that was from a boutique. You buyin' boutique and stuff? A boutique? Wow. Man, let's go.  Look how. I got more questions for you. I'll go ahead. Man, look how high the heel is.  The heel part of the sock is on the back of his Achilles, nigga. That's crazy. Niggas, look how high you got this man. Hold up, nab, man. You my nigga, man. What's up with you, man? He be your high, high, the heel part of the sock. It's on your leg. Oh, yeah. I think I double-socked that thing. That was a double sock.  I told you, man, when he get over there, he be acting totally different, man. This all the front. So I'm just saying, like, so y'all gonna judge me from a picture, y'all. You need the video to see. I was still me. No, nigga.   It was still talking like it was you.   I seen this nigga on a fly for a show, where he had on an 85 self-shirt, but he done photoshopped it to make it say, now.  Bruh, bruh, you know what? We gotta have these at least once a month with these niggas, with this nigga. N.A.V.T. therapy session by Niggas. What you got going on? He just me give him a say. Oh, he gave him another one. That's New York. This nigga in New York dressed like special, my nigga. Y'all might not know who special is, but this nigga is dressed like special from New York, man. With that, man. I done lost it, man. I done lost it. I done lost it, man. Man, don't worry.    Find it. Find it, Ryan, man. This nigga. I'm sure he will. This nigga was dressed like Cameron, nigga. I get it. Right, you was in pink? Nah, it's worse. It's worse? It's worse. It's worse, man.  This sure would be Clayton before you. I done seen it already. Check your man out. This is. What is that? Is that the hotel room?  What are you doing? I don't bring it up to you. We will.  You can ask them. The women did go crazy. Did you open the role? That was a Hermes role. Who? Hermes. You want to propose to your old lady right now?   Let y'all do your thing.  Y'all want to get married to each other. Say what? Oh, no, I'm just saying. Wait a minute.  This is a beautiful moment in black history. Before you do it, bro, give us the back story. How long y'all been together? How long y'all been together? 20 years?  Do your thing. We'll sing a song for y'all to sing. Meet me at the altar and bring our kids. We been together for 20 years.  Do your thing, bro. I'll be over here. Now, I ain't coming all the way. The court ain't that long. Everybody act like we went to high school with them. All the ladies say, what?   You better say it to her, nigga. Big shirt way in there.  The jeans is loose at the waist, but tight in the legs. All right. She going to say, yeah, 20 years, nigga. Nigga, do anything to not have that hair for the rent, won't it? What she say, bro? She say, yeah, oh!  Bring it from Broken Plain. If you're not hip to channel 85, I don't know what to tell you. But I got some good news for you. If you're not on it, right now, if you sign up and use the keyword, Broken Plain, I don't even know I'm able to do this. We going to take 20% off the first year. I don't know if I'm able to do this, but if you put in Broken Plain, it's going to do that. So look, type that in. And you won't just see Broken Plain for like, you know, you're going to get early access to the show. You're going to see the full show, but you also get to see 85 South Live shows. You get to see Poor Mind Live shows. You get to see Jake Thriller's show. You get to see everything that the app has to offer. You can download channel 85 app on any of your streaming services. That includes Apple TV, Roku, Android TV, they on Fire TV, they on Chromecast, they on Xbox, they on anything that got streaming service availability. Check out channel 85 app. So what you waiting for, man? Type in Broken Plain, sign up, get your discount and rock out with us. It's channel 85 app. Columbus, all right. Ohio. Columbus, Ohio. It's Palisthenics. Columbus. It's Columbus. What was it? Yeah. Popeyes Theater. Oh, Palis. I thought it was Palisthenics and the Popeyes Theater. We going to the Palisthenics. Yep. May 21st. Not plan. Ohio. You know what I'm saying? Come on. Bawah gonna beat up. Yeah. And we going to shopping at Eastland Mall. Okay. I'm going. Little Bawah, he just don't know when you're gonna stop. I got the flow.  Uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, okay. Uh, uh, uh, uh, uh. You know what I'm saying? Bawah gonna pull up for me. You too. Hey, he gonna pull up for me. All the way. Get your tickets now. May 21st. No cap. Ohio. Palisthenics. You remember that Nick did this in the camera? Hey, you know what I'm saying? You know what I mean? Yeah, all the way. Yeah. Hey, hey, hey, hey. Hey, Chad. Chad, come around here. Michael Myers, hey man. Hey, we, hey, how much you paying this nigga, man? Nick just said he got a erm-ass rump. And it was slow. He fit him perfectly, so I know you ain't done nothing. Man, she was tired with what? It was in the budget. That's all you need to tie that, man. It was in the budget, man. Man, it's best life right now. Leave him alone. No, you know what it is, you know what it is. You know what it is. We probably don't know it'd be somebody coming to see him. He'd be telling that he, you know, yeah, why should I do the night, baby? Why should I do the night?  Why? I already know. It's gonna come out. Next thing you know, it's gonna be a group FNAF fans and he gonna have that robe on in the picture. They gon' be called the... They gon' be my little navigators. You gotta be careful. My little navigators, y'all tap in. The navigator is your name. Yup.  All right. See it. Oh, no. Y'all don't even see how this comes to nothing. I'm gon' say, get up, baby.  Because he don't really see it. He wanna be on the shade room. That's exactly how he did it. I never said I wanted to be on the shade room. You did. He said he'd be on the shade room, like, on their page.    Y'all think he don't bother. He definitely got a burner account.  Now, what's your burner account? How you got one? It's cat burner account. Them the only cat. Nabbing cat. No. Cat forget. Cat forget to switch page. Yeah, cat forget to switch page.  He be like, brand new under the wild and shit, too. I mean, Cass didn't got the West Coast to help. He be banging on the internet. He be like, ain't want to be 85 South Shore.   She be like, whoa, bro. My name is this. This is Dr. Woodward Johnson you talking to. My name is Woodward. Hey, I swear I heard him on a clubhouse call.  He can't call Y'all be on the internet. He can't know him, but he can't call it Y'all. Yeah, baby, baby. Other one than Postman, the women be like, nigga got to tell me I'm beautiful every three hours.  I will though. I'll be like, 85 South Shore. You might see 85 South Shore just coming. Can't respond to the span. You know them little chicks be like, am I sexy? Can't be like, I don't know. Can't listen. I'm talking about this nigga respond to the span. Like you said, motherfuckers be like that. Don't go to my page. Don't go to my page. Now we got nothing.   Man, I'm working on it, man. I told y'all that nigga cat got in his basement.  That nigga be on everything.  Every say, do you want to see my new bitch? And then cat being yes. It's true. Man, I'm gonna have to suspend cat and get new faces to do it. Yeah, new faces to do it. New faces to be, we'll be at the White House in two weeks. Yeah, April Rock Obama said that. What nigga were you talking to? He want y'all to sign his hat for him, man. I was just over there yesterday. God damn, new face. This nigga new face was everywhere, bro. This nigga might work for the CIA. I think it's true. Not as an agent, but just as a nigga they consulting. I think it's true. It's two new faces. It's gotta be. So you're saying he's really two face? We think it's new face, bro. We don't want to meet the evil new face. We think it's new face, bro. New face. He brought a slap. You remember this concert? But nobody had this motherfucker. His mustache, man. Yeah, one that wasn't sold. Like an Asian man. Just one long-ass mustache. They could be twisting that motherfucker like this. Remember your open mic from 2014? When you bombed.  Why don't you sign this? Sign this. Press play. Press play. It's hilarious. I remember the night. The big fight in the club. You didn't get to go on. Lucky you. Hey, man. Shit is crazy, man. Shit is crazy, man. What's some of your black man conspiracy theories? Goodness gracious, boy. You gonna take me there. Oh, boy. Well, I done already said one. You know what I mean? The one here that had motherfuckers mad at me. That slavery friendship. Give him another one. Black man... I'm a controversial Chico being. I'm getting one from everybody. I could host two. I believe that the black man was deliberately taken out of the households to make the black woman look at us as an enemy. Okay, so where does the black man live? Wherever he ends up. Where he lays his hat is his home. Wherever he ends up. The 70s. I believe the black man was deliberately taken out of the home to make the black woman resent the black man. So what percentage of black men would you say have temporary housing in this day and age? Woo! Temporary housing. It's a lot of that going on. What?   How many niggas you think is living with a woman? Black men. Living with a woman.  You're so negative. I think that's too high. I think that's way too high. 35%. Just living off women and not doing nothing. But he helping them.  No, that's another percent. That can get contributed. That can get put out. That's it. That's all he bring is just fucking. That's all he got. That's about 15 to 20%. But I will argue this. That is a fluctuating percentage because there was a time period where I may have been that but I was able to transition it to another tier. I've never been that. I've never had to live with anybody else but I have had to rely on dick. That's what I'm saying. You got to put something else with that because that ain't going to sound right. You got to let me finish.   There you go.   That's not what I'm saying. Wait till they chop this. Wait till Joe see this. Oh, yeah.  Let's put that out there. Everybody talk about that. Pull that computer up and show that face like that. That's what you're going to do with that motherfucker. I see how you work that. That YouTube go flag it. Yeah, you're right. Flag what? You can't threaten nobody on the internet. Bleep, bleep, bleep it. No, I'm not even joking. You don't understand how this game works. Okay, give me one of your black man conspiracy theories. That all the negative things that everybody outside of black men say, even black men, all the negative things that people say about black men have a real world effect on how people treat us. I don't understand that yet.   That's a real destructive phrase because if they can convince our women to say that to us and then you see the way that we get handled when it comes to law enforcement, police, courtrooms, jobs, general public. If you got the general consensus that every subgroup of people have the mindset that niggas ain't shit, that's how they're going to handle it.  Because if you come home and see a man every day after he does whatever it is he does all day, you have an understanding and a clear example of what causes him to be in whatever mood that he's in. You know what I mean? The things that he's going through, you have an example to see every day. But once they took the black man out the home and then not just took him out the home but provided the ability for the black woman to survive without him through government assistance. Well, I can only agree with half of that statement. Some niggas did get took out the home and some niggas left the home. I mean, yeah, I'm not talking about them. The niggas that left the home have been leaving homes forever. I'm not talking about them. I'm not talking about the head of a household. I mean, but some niggas run from responsibility. Most niggas are out of niggas. In the same breath. Before that one wasn't really ready to be no head of no household.  You have to be, nobody's ready. But you have to understand. If you do it, it's a long term. You can't duck responsibility and that's the thing that I think that another conspiracy theory, I think that, you know what I mean, in the home now then it ever has been. You think so? I don't know about ever. I don't know about ever, but in recent years. Look it up.  See, that's the thing. When I say in the home, I don't necessarily mean that you With they mama. In the home. I'm talking about just actively present in the household to where your influence is there, whether you're there or not. Because as a man, you have to be outside to make sure it happened. We all have that responsibility. But your presence has to still be felt in the household.  Whether he's actively sleeping there or not, there's no presence of a man in the household. And you know one of the disadvantages of how this infrastructure is set up, I'ma say it cause my boy in here is that it takes us as black men so long to understand a lot of the way that the world works to even know that okay, these things do have a real impact. You get what I'm saying? Where you gonna learn it from? Where you gonna learn it from? You six to seven generations removed at this point.  That's the number one thing. That broke up the family financial part. A lot of men chose the streets because that was the only way that they could make it. Improvised.  We had some lamb but we gonna sell it. And that's the number one thing that broke up the family. A good example of that is Crooklyn, the movie Crooklyn, the relationship between the mother and father and Crooklyn.  I'm out here. June 10th, Chesapeake Employers Insurance Arena man niggas must have just bought that That should sound like a D-Fat building hell yeah and Baltimore and that's Baltimore too, that's on the avenue Insurance what else is it?


Income tax 2023-2024. Schedule C, what's new for 2023 and reminders. Get ready and some coffee, because although the best things in life are free, you know eventually the government will find a way to tax them. Most of this information can be found in Publication 334, Tax Guide for First, a word from our sponsor. Yeah, actually we're sponsoring ourselves on this one, because apparently the merchandisers, they don't want to be seen with us.  Like our Accounting Rocks product line. If you're not crunching cords using Excel, you're doing it wrong. A must-have product, because the fact as everyone knows of accounting being one of the highest forms of artistic expression means accountants have a requirement, the obligation, a duty to share the tools necessary to properly channel the creative muse. And the muse, she rarely speaks more clearly than through the beautiful symmetry of spreadsheets. So get the shirt, because the creative muse, she could use a new pair of shoes. If you would like a commercial free experience, consider subscribing to our website at accountinginstruction.com or accountinginstruction.thinkific.com. This is for individuals who use Schedule C, tax year 2023, which you can find on the IRS website at iris.gov, iris.gov. Looking at the individual income tax formula, remember in the first half of the tax formula is basically a funny income statement. Most income statements having income minus expenses resulting in net income. Here having income minus deductions resulting in taxable income. The Schedule C self-employment income rolling into line one of the income tax formula, which can be deceiving at first because the Schedule C itself is basically an income statement having business income minus business expenses, otherwise known as business deductions resulting in net business income from the Schedule C, which will basically roll into line one of the income tax formula. This is the first page of the form 1040. The Schedule C income eventually rolling into line eight, additional income from Schedule One. This is the Schedule One additional income and adjustments to income. The Schedule C income eventually rolling into line three, which is business income or loss from the Schedule C. This is a Schedule C profit or loss from business, which has an income statement format income minus expenses. Okay, so let's look at the maximum net earnings. So the maximum net self-employment earnings subject to Social Security part of self-employment tax is 160,200 for 2023. So this number will typically increase from year to year with inflation. We'll talk about self-employment tax and a lot more detail in future presentations. But remember for federal income taxes, we usually think about or for funding the federal government, the type of tax we think about is income tax. However, we also have Social Security and Medicare, which are federal taxes, which are basically payroll taxes when we're W2 employee. We don't think of them as much even though they're being taken out of our wages as a W2 employee, because although they're reported on the W2, they don't typically have a big impact on the calculations on our 1040, which is basically going to be calculating our federal income tax and hopefully refunds related to it. However, when we're self-employed, then we're going to have to pay our portion of the self-employment tax, Social Security and Medicare. And so that calculation is going to be quite important and quite apparent. If we have income that's over this threshold, if it were W2 income, you would see it in that the boxes that represent income on the W2, box one, three and five, I believe, might be different. In other words, box one, which is subject to federal income tax, might be higher than box three, which is going to be subject to the Social Security, which could be capped at this amount, 160,200. When we calculate our self-employment for the Schedule C, if we have net income in essence on the Schedule C over this amount, then again, there could be a cap of that 160,200. We'll talk more about that later, but some people get in arguments in terms of why is there a cap. And part of the reason there's a cap is because the amount you put into Social Security will impact the benefits that you get out of it. And we can't decide whether or not Social Security is a benefit program or a safety net program. Is it Social Security for everyone? In which case, the more you put into it, the more you should get out of it, because it's like a retirement plan? Or is it a safety net for those that can't save for retirement? So that debate is kind of why we have a lot of complications with Social Security and why it's bankrupt and I wouldn't recommend depending on it. So there's no maximum limit on earnings subject to the Medicare part. The Medicare part, you can tell by the fact that it's a lot lower in tax rate, is designed more as a safety net program, and which kind of makes sense. But anyways, standard mileage rate for 2023, the standard mileage rate for the cost of operating your car, van, pickup or panel truck for each mile of business used during 2023 increased to 65.5 cents a mile due to the fact that the administration keeps on trashing our oil production and what not. You think that inflation and everything resulting in all that kind of stuff, that has to go up typically year to year to keep people from getting too upset generally. Now notice that that mileage rate is might be different than the mileage rate for other types of things that that they might have a mileage rate for such as if you're driving for medical expenses that could be reported on the Schedule A or charitable expenses. So when you're thinking about a mileage rate, make sure you're using the proper mileage rate that is tied to whatever you're thinking about in this case and in the one that's most likely adjusted year to year on a regular basis. We're talking about the business use mileage rate. Okay, redesigned for 1040SS. So for 2023, schedules C and SE form 1040 are available to be filled to be filed with form 1040SS. If applicable for additional information, see the instructions for form 1040SS. Bonus depreciation. The bonus depreciation deduction section 168k begins phase out in 2023 with a reduction of the applicable limit from 100% to 80%. So obviously depreciation is a huge topic in and of itself. If you deal with business entities, if they're just doing gig work or something like that, they might not have a whole lot of depreciable assets. But of course, if you're talking about a type of business where you're going to have to invest in long term assets in order to help you generate revenue, then you've got to deal with the depreciable assets that you're going to be putting on the books. And there's all these games that are kind of played in terms of allowing accelerated depreciation, bonus depreciation, 179 type of depreciation that are designed to possibly stimulate the economy in certain areas and whatnot. So we'll talk more about depreciation in a future presentation. So we've got the form 7205 energy efficient commercial building deduction. So this form and its separate instructions are used to claim the section 179D deduction for qualifying energy efficient commercial building expenses that are now reported on new 27B of schedule C form 1040. So you can see the form 7205 and its instructions for more information related to form 7205 energy efficient commercial building deduction, commercial clean vehicle credit. So business that buy a qualified commercial clean vehicle may qualify for a clean vehicle tax credit.  And once the technology happens, then I think the economy and capitalism will fix it. But in any case, we have these credits attempting to incentivize it here. Some of the stuff that was passed in a kind of a deceptive way in a bill a while ago called called the inflation reduction act, which seemed to have a lot of this kind of stuff in it. But there it is. You could see form 8936 and its instructions for more information business meal expense. So there was a temporary 100% deduction for business meal expense, which has expired. So the business meal deduction reverts back to the previous 50% allowable deduction beginning January 1, 2023. So this is one that's that's probably more common to all businesses because they might have those meals deductions, which gets into the same questions that we have always happens, which is, should something be meals or should it be travel and categorization? And if it's meals, then how much can we deduct from it? Is it personal? Is it business? Is it 50% deduction or full deduction? So see meals and lodging later for more information. So we'll probably touch on that later. So what's new for 2024. So now we're looking 2024 just to get an idea of it. The maximum net earnings, the maximum net self employment earnings subject to social security part of self employment tax is 168600 for 2024. So 2024 remember, we're talking about tax year for generally focus on 2023. But if you're doing projection planning forward, you could think about 2024. I think it's also useful to look at 2024 to note those things that are typically going to be updated all the time, one of them being the social security cap, which is almost always something that you can basically count on being updated for cost of living and inflation, which again, we had a lot of inflation last time due to well, I would say policies, but standard mileage rate for 2023, the standard mileage rate for the cost of your operating your car van pickup or panel truck for each mile of business use is 67 cents a mile. So again, that's another one that basically you would think that they would tack up each time for inflation, meaning the decreasing value of the purchasing power of the dollar, which again, we've experienced a lot of because if they didn't do that, then you would expect people would be quite upset because that has a significant impact on profit margins of many businesses. So excess business loss limitation. So your loss from a trade or business may be limited. Use form 461 to determine the amount of your excess business loss, if any. So your excess business loss will be included as income online eight P of schedule one form 1040 and treated as an NOL net operating laws that you must carry forward and deduct in subsequent years. So remember the general rule with the IRS, you have a schedule C business.  But if you're not arrested, the IRS still wants their cut, right, just like they want Al Capone's cut, right, they want their piece. So, but if you have a loss, that's when the IRS is going to be skeptical, right, because then you might take the loss against other income, like W two income, and the IRS is like, way, hey, hey, hey, hey, we only want a piece of the income action, not the losses, right. So they're going to be skeptical of that doesn't mean you can't take losses, doesn't mean you shouldn't take losses, doesn't mean you should be scared of taking losses, as long as they're legitimate, but you can imagine more scrutiny on the losses. And here we're talking about excess business loss limitations, limitations on how much of a loss you can possibly take. So for more information about excess business loss limitations, C form 461 and its instructions, we might touch on that more in future presentations.  So generally, the credit is for qualified sick and family leave wages as enacted under the family's first coronavirus response act. So here we go, still dealing with all the different laws and changes that happened during the coronavirus. So this the coronavirus really shows you how powerful the tax code is how how does the government manipulate behavior through the tax code, right. And you can see it all these different laws that kind of went into place with the coronavirus. So we're still seeing that kind of ripple through some of that you can agree with it, you might disagree with it, you know, whatever they did, but but a lot of changes happening during that time. And you could think or imagine that we're trying to revert back to normalcy at this point. So again, generally, the credit for qualified sick and family leave wages as enacted under the family first coronavirus response act, otherwise known as the F F C R A and amended extended by the COVID related tax Relief Act of 2020 for leave taken after March 31, 2020 and before April 1, 2021, and the credit for qualified sick and family leave wages under section 31313132 and 3133 of the Internal Revenue Code as enacted under the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021, the ARP in other words, for leave taken after March 31, 2021 and before October 1, 2021, have expired. That's a long periodic sentence right there. However, employers that pay qualified sick and family leave wages in 2023 for leave taken after March 31, 2020 and before October 1, 2021 are eligible to claim a credit for qualified sick and family leave wages in the quarter of 2023 in which the qualified wages were paid. For more information there, you can see publication 941 lines 11 B 11 D 13 C and 13 E form 944 lines 8 B 8 D 10 D and 10 F. So that's has to deal with the payroll situation. So you must include the full amount, both refundable and non refundable portions of the credit for qualified sick and family leave wages and gross income online three or four as applicable for the tax year that includes the last day of any calendar quarter with respect to which a credit is allowed. Okay, so note a credit is available only if the leave was taken after March 31, 2020 and before October 1, 2021 and only after the qualified leave wages were paid, which might under certain circumstances not occur until a quarter after September 30, 2021, including qualified quarterly payments made during 2023. Accordingly, all lines related to qualified sick and family leave wages remained on employment tax returns for 2023. So obviously that's somewhat of a specialty kind of area dealing with the payroll situation that's left over from the whole COVID thing, which we might touch on a little bit in future presentations. So reportable transactions, you must file form 8886 reportable transaction disclosure statement to report certain transactions. You may have to pay a penalty if you are required to file form 8886, but do not do so. You may also have to pay interest and penalties on any reportable transactions under statements. Reportable transactions include number one, transactions the same as or substantially similar to tax avoidance transactions identified by the IRS. So obviously the IRS looking for transactions that might be illegally trying to avoid taxes and usually that's not going to apply to most people. You're going to report the transactions, you know, properly and have an income statement that's reporting your proper income and expenses, but then you could have a reportable transactions in those situations, which again, hopefully is somewhat unusual transactions offered to you under a conditions of confidentiality for which you paid an advisor a minimum fee. Three transactions for which you have or a related party has contractual protection against disallowance of the tax benefits for transactions that result in losses of at least $2 million in any single tax year, $50,000 if from certain foreign currency transactions or $4 million in any combination of tax years. So these are usually more complex or high income type of transactions, which again, you would think for most small businesses that are reporting like on a schedule C might not, you know, be applicable. Typically transactions the same as or substantially similar to one of the types of transactions the IRS has identified as a transaction of interest, meaning you would think the IRS is looking in on those types of transactions. So obviously you can see the interplay that kind of happens between the tax payers and the IRS. You've got the tax law, which is basically outline what can happen. You've got the gray area and you've got the then the taxpayers coming up with basically certain types of transactions that might be designed in part to reduce the amount of taxes that they are paying, hopefully doing so legally. And then the IRS coming back and saying, Well, no, I don't think that is legal. I think you're misinterpreting the way the law is written and you're doing something that possibly is illegal in order to avoid taxes illegally and then possibly court cases happening, the IRS then trying to build up a case to go after types of transactions. And as they win cases, if they do win cases, then their stance in their position becomes stronger.


Hi, welcome to Visual Studio Toolbox. I'm your host, Robert Green, and joining me is Steve Jones from Redgate. Hey, Steve. How are you doing, Robert? Good. We're going to talk about database DevOps today. This is part two of a two-parter. Yes. In part one, we looked at creating a CI-CD, continuous integration, continuous deployment pipeline, and in that one, we use database migrations. Yes. So as you're making changes to the database, you're keeping track of each individual one. Right. That's an approach, and then we put some DevOps on that. In this episode, we're going to look at a different approach, which is basically database changes, where you're not tracking necessarily every single iteration. Correct. We're going to slap some DevOps on that. We're also going to look at some stuff that we didn't cover in the first episode. So if you watch the first one, you should definitely watch this one as well, because there's new stuff that we're going to cover. Right. All right. All right. So when we did migrations, we have to track each change as we go along because we'll replay those, just like a profiler of some sort. Right. Now, I want to talk about comparison, which is similar to what database projects do, and it's also what we at Redgate do with our SQL source control in that we want to let you make all the changes you want, test them as a developer, and then what we'll do is we'll figure out everything that needs to go and be deployed to production, QA, all your other environments. So in the last one, we did make this stored procedure, but I don't have it in this database. So it's a different database, but this is my development database in my workstation. So we certainly want to create that. So let's create that stored procedure. We won't go through all the logic involved here, but we'll just create it. Now, one of the things, as a developer, you write unit tests. If you do ASP.NET or C Sharp, you write unit tests and run them. We want to do that in the SQL server world as well. And I've got the t-sql-t framework installed here with the number of tests that I want to execute periodically. Now, certainly I'll do these again in CI-CD because I don't trust developers will always run tests. Exactly. But as a developer, I do try to run my tests, and we'll see here that in fact, I've got this little failure on one of my tests that I've got a table without a primary key. And as a database person, you always have a primary key in a table. So if there's nothing else we learned today, it's primary keys go on tables. Right? There might be a reason you don't need a primary key, but it's very rare. So for all you developers out there, please always put primary keys on your tables. So let's make that change as well. I'll go ahead and do this quick alter statement, and I'm going to add a column and make it the primary key. This table in fact just has a VARCHAR column, so I don't want to make that my primary key. And then let me rerun my tests. And in this case, when I run these, now everything succeeds. And you'll see that I've got just a number of tests here that I'm running across a variety of different items. But I'm testing things in my database just like I would test them in C-Shark. Yep. So everything looks good at this point in time. So let me commit this to my version control system. And one of the challenges in management studio has always been trying to commit changes to version control. Visual Studio has it built in. It's very nice. Redgate, we've actually done some things where we've tried to make this work a little smooth. So this is a plug-in for management studio? It's a plug-in for management studio. You can see that my table change here shows that I've added a column over here on the left. That's my current database version, what's on my local system. And on the right, what's in version control. So I've actually need to add these constraints and the primary keys. These things are changed. Because in the previous episode, you were committing things inside Visual Studio. Correct. Is that migrations only? Or could you also be doing this in Visual Studio? I couldn't do this in Visual Studio right now. We haven't built a plug-in in Visual Studio to do this. For changes. For comparison changes. For comparison. OK. Got it. Because now I'm stacking up these two changes. These are separate changes that I'm going to commit. So certainly I could commit one. So just like anything else, I can say I'm going to commit one or commit two.  So I'm going to add a primary key and a new proc for data retrieval. So I give it a comment like I would anywhere else.  And once I do this, it's making a table change. So it's given me a warning that you want to be careful with table changes. I want to be sure that this is actually what I want to do. And then like anything else, I'm working with Git here. I'm going to have to push this out to somewhere else. So I'll push this out. And just like we saw in the last episode, that's going to get pushed out here to my project. So I've got this project here. Again, I've got a board of stuff. And then I've got code. In this case, if I want to look at the files that I have in here, we can see that rather than a set of scripts that are ordered, we've got things broken out like I might expect to see them as a developer, right? It's tables, store procedures, and other items. In that case, a lot of people like this format because it's easy for me to look at version control, look at my database, and understand what's going on. The migrations is less intuitive. But some people prefer that. So this is the alternative to part one to tracking our changes. Now, I don't see a change here, right? My last change was hours ago. But that's because I worked on a branch. So in this case, if I look through here, right? We see a minute ago, I made some changes that appear there now. And in the first episode, we talked about treating the database code like any other code. Like application code. So you can branch and do pull requests on that file. So I can do a pull request here, right? So I can do this thing and I can say, hey, I actually have an active pull request here. Let's approve and complete that. And then, do I have another one still? Maybe I just do it when I know. Two minutes ago. No, this was added. It's now there. It's the one, yep. And then master, where do we stand? Two minutes ago, we added our change, right? It's there now. So just like any other application code, I'm committing it here. What I see in version control looks very much like what I see in my database. And so I've got some correlation here that helps me to be sure that what I've done makes sense. And if I need to understand what has broken or what was done yesterday, last week, I can look and find. So if I was doing migrations, can I do branches and pull requests? You could. The one downside I say with migrations is that merging becomes complex because of ordering. So if you and I are working on changes that potentially touch each other in some way, when we did the merge, we would have to go, do I need to rename a file? Do I need to reorder things appropriately? So it can be done, but there's no good way to merge SQL code yet. And especially because in the database world, ordering matters. Unlike in the C-sharp world, the compiler works out which classes fit where. We have to do that manually. So I could do merging in the migrations world, but it's complex. So in the migrations world, you tend to develop more on trunk or more on main and say, everybody commit and let's just figure out if we've broken something quickly rather than branching. Okay. But you could do it certainly just like here we could develop on main as well. But I just want to show that I can treat that database code like application code and do the same pull request stuff. Right. Sweet. And so as part of that, the next thing we typically want to do is we want to build to run. Yeah. So I think, see if our build is actually completed here. And at this point here with the creating, the build continuous integration, the deploying to the downstream database, that's going to be exactly the same whether you did the migration or the compare, right? Exactly, right. Because at this point, the changes had been made in the development database and now it's just a question of pushing things down the pike. Well, doing again, we want to do the build. So we verify that everything syntactically is correct. All my name resolution works out in the SQL Server world. We want to run tests again just like I ran before, right, that I want to make sure that I'm running the tests that are appropriate. But you'd set up the build the same way, you'd set up the release the same way. Yeah, the process of what I want to do is the same, right? I want to build and test and then I want to release in whatever fashion I do the downstream environment. The mechanics are different, right? So in migrations I need to know what order those scripts run in and need to know which scripts have run. In this world, what I'm actually going to do is I'm going to generate a package, you know, Redgate, we use our own package. We package a NuGet version of the database. In SSTT, you would package up a DAC pack, but they both do the same thing, right? They're a version of all my code and I perform a comparison between that and the database, generate my upgrade script, send it along, right? So the process is the same and the mechanics are different. Okay. But you can see here everything has worked, everything has run fine. And a matter of fact, in my previous build, the failure was in fact that test. So that same test that I saw fail my development database, we caught it in CI. Because obviously I didn't run my test before I committed that last change. But CI lets me know very quickly that, hey, you did something wrong. You get publicly shamed. Yes, yes, all the other developers make me fix the build right away, so that we keep going. Right. And so now those changes have been made and in this case, I'm actually as part of the build process doing the release. So this build failed, obviously, but the one build that did succeed, I have this sync step and this actually gets pushed out to the downstream environment. Oh, so that's the release. Yeah, this is the release that's actually sending it to just another database. So I have my changes, plus all the other developer's changes are in fact listed down. When would you do the release as part of the build versus doing it separately? I think it's just how you feel the process works. In the previous episode, I had them separate. Yeah. I could have put it in the same place, but I like to show different methods because different environments have different requirements. Right. And I want people to understand that DevOps doesn't say do A, B, and C. Yes. Right, it says, as Donovan would say, I have to deliver value to my end users and that's what I have to do. So if that means I'm more comfortable doing the release as part of the build, do that. If I want it separated out, perhaps for security reasons, as part of the release process, I can do that. Okay. So I like to show that different ways of doing it because I want people to think, do what works for you. Right. I don't want them to do what works for me because then they'll complain it doesn't work in their environment. Yep, right. That's another issue. But everything else is the same. You know, if I go to the releases again, I've got release process here and you can see here that I've actually sometimes I release all the way to production and sometimes I don't. And that's a typical process. Even in the C-sharp world or the Java world, I'll release often, I'll build something, I'll get a release candidate, we'll put it in a test environment and go, it's not quite right. Mm-hmm. And so then we go back and rebuild, we do more development, and eventually we say we release. Right, that's what SQL Server's doing, right? We're releasing every 12 to 18 months now and they're dropping internal builds constantly for the MVPs we get, like every two months, they'll give us a build and say, here's the latest. Same thing here. So as we can see on the screen, some of my releases go to QA, which is my left-most environment, that's when I often release to. Some more of those will go to my staging environment, which is the one in the middle so that I get a chance to practice things and then very few of them actually go to production. You can see we were playing around, having issues with production as our security errors go in there. But like everything else, I have this stuff here. Some of the things that I may do that you might wanna include here is, in my staging environment, I actually have approvals here. So I actually ask, does somebody need to look at this environment and say, who is going to say this is okay? So in this case, I've added myself, but Visual Studio Team Services makes it really easy to pick a group or other people in your environment that may wanna look at this before it goes to some other environment, okay? Get a notification, they can review scripts, they can review the changes, or just be aware that something's changing. Okay, so you might, as part of the process, as part of the build, you would send it to a testing server or the QA server. That always happens automatically, so we make that part of the build. And then the release, it goes to staging requiring approvers and the approvers will wait until they get the results from QA and if it's okay, all they have to do is approve. It's already ready to be released. Yeah, so exactly what happened in QA in this case, it's easier to see in the old editor, but the same tasks exist. So in QA, I'll actually create a release and then deploy it, okay? And as part of our packaging, we actually do kind of a snapshot check when we create that release so that if some significant amount of time were to pass between the create and deploy and the environment change, so production change, we wouldn't deploy. Warn you, hey, something happened. Somebody made a change in production, but in QA I do this and in staging I do the same type of thing. So I'm gonna kind of follow the same process every time. Visual Studio Team Services makes it super easy because I can clone an environment, save as a template, makes it very easy for me to build things out. And I just specify the changes I need. So in this case, I'm actually specifying a different database for each environment. I've got my username and password, which can be set to the release in Visual Studio Team Services, but they can be overridden for different environments, which is often very important in the database world because where I send something to QA, I may not want the same accounts, the same passwords in production. Yeah. So as part of this process, I kind of ensure that I release in that consistent fashion in a secure manner without requiring Robert to be there at 9 a.m. or 9 p.m. on Friday to do the release. Yes. I can set this up. Well, it's 9 a.m. I'll be there for 9 p.m., not a chance. Not a chance, sure. So this way I can just get all my code working the same way, whether it's application codes or database code. And certainly, just like I've said this up, I could add application code to this as well. So I could be releasing a C-sharp code or ASP.NET code to Azure, to my clients or servers or anything that I want. Right. So as we showed in the first slide, I'm treating the database just like application. Yeah. Doing the same thing. Awesome. And that's what we want to do. Cool. Yeah. All right. Great stuff. Yeah, hopefully convinced you now you're going to treat the database like an application. You bet. All right. That's what we want. So I don't think we mentioned this in the first one, but the Redgate tools are included in Visual Studio Enterprise? Yeah. So we have some tools that are included in Visual Studio Enterprise and then we have other tools that are available if you do more database development and you need other things. Certainly. So people want to check this out, they can get a copy of Enterprise, either the trial or the preview, check out these tools and then decide how they work. Yeah. See if it works for you. Yeah. Awesome. You know, up your database development, add some DevOps to it and better applications. Right. Better software. That's the goal. Thanks. Thanks for doing this. My pleasure. Thanks for having me. Hope you enjoyed that and we will see you next time on Visual Studio Toolbox.


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