Buckle up, buttercup, because Sierra and I are throwing you into the front seat of a wild ride through the labyrinth of luxury real estate, complete with a side of tequila and puppy-induced pandemonium. As your audacious host Joey Bruno, alongside the ever-sassy Sierra, we're mixing irreverent banter with a splash of insight on the lighter side of today's news. You'll get a kick out of our Mar-a-Lago musings and find camaraderie in the community we've built around everyone's favorite - or soon-to-be favorite - beverage.
But it's not all belly laughs and cocktail clinks; we're also serving up a hearty course of serious chow. Travel back to the cocaine-dusted days of 1987 with us as we ponder the opulent history of Mar-a-Lago and the fine line between breathtaking investment and the brink of legality. We'll spin you a yarn about flipping the iconic estate, and you'll find yourself weighing in on the great political chess match between New York and Florida as we dissect the strategic tango of tax laws and property valuation.
As the curtain falls on this episode, we're not just tipping our hats; we're also tipping our glasses to you, our brilliant listeners. Stay tuned for that final thought on life's complexities, and remember to keep those ears perked for our upcoming episode with a tequila connoisseur. It's all about the laughs, the learnings, and, most importantly, giving exactly zero as we navigate the curious dance of modern life and politics. Cheers to that!
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Buckle up, buttercup, because Sierra and I are throwing you into the front seat of a wild ride through the labyrinth of luxury real estate, complete with a side of tequila and puppy-induced pandemonium. As your audacious host Joey Bruno, alongside the ever-sassy Sierra, we're mixing irreverent banter with a splash of insight on the lighter side of today's news. You'll get a kick out of our Mar-a-Lago musings and find camaraderie in the community we've built around everyone's favorite - or soon-to-be favorite - beverage.
But it's not all belly laughs and cocktail clinks; we're also serving up a hearty course of serious chow. Travel back to the cocaine-dusted days of 1987 with us as we ponder the opulent history of Mar-a-Lago and the fine line between breathtaking investment and the brink of legality. We'll spin you a yarn about flipping the iconic estate, and you'll find yourself weighing in on the great political chess match between New York and Florida as we dissect the strategic tango of tax laws and property valuation.
As the curtain falls on this episode, we're not just tipping our hats; we're also tipping our glasses to you, our brilliant listeners. Stay tuned for that final thought on life's complexities, and remember to keep those ears perked for our upcoming episode with a tequila connoisseur. It's all about the laughs, the learnings, and, most importantly, giving exactly zero as we navigate the curious dance of modern life and politics. Cheers to that!
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Just a housekeeping note for you. Sierra thinks she can do the intro, so, Sierra, go for it. You were listening to Give Zero where everything matters to your feelings.
Speaker 2:And now you're here. Who gives absolutely zero fucks? Joey Bruno.
Speaker 1:Not bad for an amateur.
Speaker 3:Zero, where everything matters but your feelings.
Speaker 1:You just hang on to the open. Wait your turn. Woman Back in the kitchen, it's your buddy, jb, and some blonde chick that's hanging out and messing up my whole gig. We're here on Give Zero. We're going to try to talk to you, so hang out with us. Here we go.
Speaker 2:Now your host, who gets absolutely zero, fucks Joey Bruno.
Speaker 1:As I choke on my swamp water.
Speaker 2:Hey, I'll do it. We didn't even try to write that one.
Speaker 1:No, no actually you did really good, because I'm the one that screwed up the actual Banna intro by pushing the button wrong Again, how you guys do. Hey, I'm doing out there it's your buddy JB, and some blondey that's hanging out with us. Miss C is with us this evening Again, afternoon, morning, whatever time you're listening to us so I wanted to have her back to visit this time and this time not not give her the third degree about her and her dumb ass generation. So we're going to talk about some of the news of the day and a fun little clip that I found about Marlago that I think you guys were going to kick out of.
Speaker 1:So, but with that I will, I will greet our little guest host, co-host, whatever parasitic thing she is, and we'll um and they will get on with the rituals and get this lumbering ox under her, under her, forget, I'm even talking, sierra, how are?
Speaker 2:you.
Speaker 1:I'm good, Joey. How are you? I'm well, my darling. I hope you were outstanding. How's your puppy dog?
Speaker 2:My puppy dog is still a psychopath, but she's doing well.
Speaker 1:Okay, Last I talked to you she needed a bladder evacuation. Is she a happy dog now?
Speaker 2:She is a happy dog now.
Speaker 1:Okay, yes.
Speaker 2:Back in her room and now she's eating her kibble and salmon.
Speaker 1:The dog has its own room and it's eating salmon and I am basically batching it tonight in a whole gigantic house and I'm trying to find something to eat because it's just me, which is ridiculous.
Speaker 2:Oh, don't feel bad, because I hadn't eaten nothing either. But you guys don't say the dog's living larger than we are.
Speaker 1:Okay, may I ask you a personal question, if I may, real quick Do you happen to have a beverage and or an adult beverage with you?
Speaker 2:Of course I do.
Speaker 1:This is getting good all the time, so if you would, my fine audience.
Speaker 2:You cannot give zero without it.
Speaker 1:Look at you, you are learning. I am so excited that that the younger generation is learning the goodness that is gives a rope, the third rate goodness that this program is, and that you are joining us for rituals, that that tickles the cockles and sub cockles of my little heart. Thank you for that. So if you would, everyone else besides us, if you would grab your coffee which is what I have whiskey, wine, sweet tea, beer, gin, vodka, mead, your white claw, your Zima, whatever flavor of static you're drinking is absolutely fine. Scotch, but not scotch, because scotch does what Scotch sucks.
Speaker 1:Scotch sucks or tequila, because we never talk about tequila enough in this program.
Speaker 2:I was about to say you almost left out tequila, and we already don't talk about it enough.
Speaker 1:And I've got actually believe it or not. I've got an episode. I've got a friend of mine not to interrupt rituals. I've got a buddy of mine, ken Gilmer, who is an expert on tequila. He has a snob and if he has they should hire him because he has a professional palate. His idea of cheap of tequila is like four or $500 a bottle.
Speaker 2:I might need to meet this friend.
Speaker 1:Yeah, and if you've ever had tequila with him, that whatever he's putting in my mouth, that is not tequila, because it tastes nothing like that crap rotgut that most of us are used to. Or if you happen to have something, something special, and you want to go on the back deck and roll that little thing up, fire it up, take a deep, long inhale, hold it for a second, even to the count of three with us, you know what you do. You calls America. On the count of three, we all partake together. At the end of it we go good stuff. Are we ready? We're ready. One, two, three go Good stuff, good stuff.
Speaker 1:See your look at that. Say good stuff with the crowd. Girl, there's hope for you, there's hope for you and your cell phone, living in the world, unconnected to anything in the reality. Crowd, save space. Give me my pass. See, you are going to make it my friend. You just keep a steady dose of your give zero going on in your life and you will be excellent at it. So you're good to go so you're good to go.
Speaker 1:You're good to go then. So how are things out in Huckleberry Hound, holler, out there, and wherever the hell it is you live, what country or the redneck world you live in, or things well you know the usual. What is it? What does it you say that you speak fluent cornbread. What does it you say I think for the cornbread. So exactly how country are you?
Speaker 2:Well easy. We're small town country like 1.2 miles. Don't blink or you'll miss the whole town.
Speaker 1:Wow, is there a traffic light?
Speaker 2:There is one traffic light. It's right in front of the school.
Speaker 1:You can't miss it. Oh, so you'll have a school.
Speaker 2:Yes, we actually have a school.
Speaker 1:Did you go to school there? I did. You graduated Is like a high school. You graduated from that school.
Speaker 2:It is a K through 12. Yes, and I graduated from that school. I went there from third grade 12th.
Speaker 1:Well, figuring about what age it takes you guys to graduate, they have a bar. I mean, like seniors get to go to the bar, is there like a pool table?
Speaker 2:No, actually my little bitty small town didn't serve alcohol or didn't sell alcohol, serve alcohol, do anything or anything like that, until about June, July of this past year.
Speaker 1:So what you're telling me is growing up, everybody was an alcoholic. Because dry towns, dry counties, that's where the alcoholics are.
Speaker 2:Honey, all of us, we were either alcohol and crackheads. Oh, you got one.
Speaker 1:It's a southern tradition, that's right.
Speaker 2:Green you pick one and you go with it.
Speaker 1:Green Green Green Green Green Green Green Green Green Green Green Green Green Green Green Green Green Green Green Green Green Green Green Green Green Some other group of neighborhoods that were in the pro and weights manifested themselves on that race, as opposed to the other groups of gray oneucker Right now some sort of like.
Speaker 1:The color is gray, so it's not a blue or black group of gray stillere, as opposed to a blue, a yellow one after the pink one, white group, may, yes, white group consulting with the White House, with Joe Biden's White House staff on the case, even though it's not a federal case. That's. That's that that is irrelevant Matters, not that's just you putting your nose and shit. You don't need your nose in, so stay in your lane, stay in your lane.
Speaker 2:Stay in your lane.
Speaker 1:Stay in your lane, mind your business. So, judge in Iran, I decided I think he quit watching television in 1970. And I'm going to tell you why.
Speaker 1:And I know you and I previewed this clip earlier, so it's not going to be a surprise to you, but I am shocked. Shocked by this clip. So I do not know if this is Maria Schraber. I should know this. Her face looks familiar to me, but I'm old and I grew up during. You know all this. I grew up out. What year was this? This is in 1987. So I was high school. I was already on thinking about having kids and stuff in 1987.
Speaker 1:But this is from when Trump bought Marlago, so I didn't know he'd had it since 87. But you know he's made and made and lost $1 billion two or three times. So you know he. That's what you do though. People talking about, yeah, you know the naysayers. You know Trump Trump organization is a vile bankruptcy, you know a couple of times. That's just because he don't know how to run a damn business. Businesses do that. They restructure and the fact that you watch just Judy and your white trash, dumb ass. If you know what you're doing. Just like taxes. Trump is like Trump was talking about Hillary Clinton during the debates when she says you don't pay taxes on all that he goes. I use the same loopholes you do. Hell. No, I don't pay taxes.
Speaker 1:It was brilliant, just because people that know the rules, they know the rules, okay. So anyway, but this is from 1987. Clearly, this was years after Ingram quit watching television, because this is Donald Trump speaking with this nice lady here, but this is on TV going through Marlago and this thing's forever long, so I'm not going to play the whole tour. It's impressive. It's gaudy to me. I have a little more, you know, streamlined and cleaner lines is more my fashion sense for a home or something like that, but I mean because this is like opulent, ridiculous in a way. That's like would have been really cool and like the 1800s. So it's like gaudy, but all the same, he bought it. Listen to what she says as to how Trump scooped Marlago. Listen to this. It probably helps if I actually turn the clip on, doesn't it? I'm a dumbass. Yeah. What else is new? Here we go.
Speaker 3:In 18 rooms, half of them bedrooms, 33 bathrooms, a theater and, just in case, three bomb shelters. During the seventies, the federal government held it as a presidential retreat, but gave it back because it couldn't afford the million dollar a year upkeep. Well, the house is not on. The government couldn't afford it. You might wonder who could meet Donald Trump, and that's how millionaire.
Speaker 2:I don't know what my favorite part of this clip is the fact that the federal government couldn't afford it, or the fact that she says three bombshells are just in case?
Speaker 1:I tell you Donald Trump is ready for them. Damn zombies, Fucking zombies. He's ready to rock and roll.
Speaker 2:That is so funny, all right.
Speaker 1:So so in 19,. What was this? 87. We agreed on this. Yeah, I can tell by looking at her clothes she's got shoulder pads. Yeah, it's 1987. Yeah, I'm sure there's cocaine. I'm sure there's cocaine residue everywhere. So this 87. I want my MTV. So here this thing is. Federal government had kept it for years as a presidential palace no-transcript, not retreat home, the presidential palace. But they couldn't afford the million dollar a year upkeep on Mar-a-Lago in 1987. This is the place. This is the place that Ingram says is worth $18 million in 2024.
Speaker 2:I would have hate to know how much they're paying for a keep now.
Speaker 1:Oh, it's in the multi-million, I'm sure, plus you know. Now he's added the golf course and everything else out there to it. I mean, he's made it into a thing.
Speaker 1:Exactly, and yeah, and it's I mean you pay. You pay a membership. So I mean he did it right, he developed it. That's what he does right. It's not like it needs a freaking house with an ocean on one side of the yard and the intercoastal waterway on the other side of the yard. I mean you talk about waterfront property. It's waterfront property on two freaking sides.
Speaker 2:Right.
Speaker 1:OK, so on an episode I don't know, it's been three or four or five months ago I said this and I swear and and I don't want to say out loud, but I'm going to I think you would agree with me because I'm going to bet I can make a dozen phone calls and get this handled. Ingram says the thing's worth 18 million dollars. I can get 18 million dollars.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:I promise you I can get 18 million dollars.
Speaker 2:I do not doubt that.
Speaker 1:Let's get 18 million dollars and try and let's. Let's go buy more logo. Ok now, what we're going to do is we're going to set up, you know, do it. We'll just set up a business and our business is our business plan, and we're going to think every penny we've got into this, every last cent that we personally have into this, they won't not be, there won't be changing our ashtrays. When we get done, we're going to be selling furniture, everything we got into this, plus get some buddies to help us out.
Speaker 1:Yeah we are going to set up a business and the only reason that we have a business is to buy more logo and flip it. Ok we are going to put our whole heart, soul, livelihood, future of our children, grandchildren, great grandchildren, whatever our dog, whatever Into the, into the, into the deposit, the idea that we can flip this thing.
Speaker 2:Right.
Speaker 1:And hope it brings I don't know seven or eight hundred million dollars.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:Because we're going to call people and get an estimate as to what this thing is actually worth. All right, you follow me so far.
Speaker 2:Mm, hmm.
Speaker 1:When we go to the Trump Organization and offer to buy this thing and they kindly say well, joey, see, guys, we appreciate it. We're talking cash money, don we got, we got it. It's escrow we got. I got to check right here. We're good, it's, it's cashier check it's, it's as good as it's as good as gold. You want it in gold, I'll have it converted and brought to you and they decline and we have lost everything. We will turn around and we will sue the fucking state of New York and that motherfucking judge and Leticia James for eight hundred million dollars Because we started this business and everything else. Because if Donald Trump is convicted, this must be true. According to the state of New, York.
Speaker 2:This is a real thing.
Speaker 1:We're basing it on matter of fact. We'll found the business in New York. We'll pay taxes to New York on this transaction and we will sue the living shit out of them and we'll take it to the Supreme freaking court. And we will sue the Supreme freaking court and we'll take it to the Supreme freaking court. I'm locking this plan. I'm like how does this not work? How does this no? I?
Speaker 2:just only way this doesn't work is this whole thing is just bullshit.
Speaker 1:You shut your filthy Trump, loving ass.
Speaker 2:Hey, slow your own.
Speaker 1:Slow your own. This isn't politics, this is business.
Speaker 2:Because I want to show you.
Speaker 1:I'm going to tell you right now you look at that filthy, vile, nasty Donald Trump. Because, yes, the orange man, because Leticia James ran her campaign to be elected in that position that she was going to get him for what he has done to the people of New York. Now, I'm not real sure how a property in and Florida affects that's irrelevant, because let's not forget, let's not forget the other people that did New York wrong, the people that moved out of New York to Florida. Don't know if you know this, the state government is chasing those people to pay them taxes for leaving.
Speaker 2:I did not know that.
Speaker 1:There you go. You think of the people that he defrauded, to dare say that property was worth the millions and millions and millions of dollars it is. Let you know what let's, let's, let's, list these people right now. Ok, ok, up here, all right. Number one, number one, first person he defrauded is you got you got any names over there?
Speaker 2:I ain't got any.
Speaker 1:Well, surely the God he defrauded somebody because he's this is this is. He's being fined and or imprisoned and he's got to pay 500, 400, something million dollars to cover so he can go back and dispute this thing and he's got to spit it out in a matter of days as the judge. I mean, this is a judge, judges, don't fuck around. All right, this is serious business. There's been fraud, committed fraud. I brought this up two or three episodes ago. I know you bought a car recently. Did you trade a car when you did it, or just some of my business? Have you ever traded a car?
Speaker 2:No.
Speaker 1:Okay, I was in the car business for years so, and so I brought this up so I won't throw it out there for you. So when you trade a car in I'm sorry, I'm going to do it my little baby is worth a fortune. They go out there and they said the deflated tires on it Dude things not worth anywhere. I said it was and we're going to argue over that. I read online on Kelly Blue Book that it's worth it. Because it's not.
Speaker 1:I read on Kelly Blue Book that it's worth this and you're trying to screw me. Oh Jesus, here we go. I want it to be worth as much as it possibly can be because it makes my job easier. No, sir, it's just not worth that. You know well, you know what. And the state of New York? That kind of thinking? That's fraud. Everybody in the world thinks that they're a little jewel out there in the driveway that they're wanting to trade anyway is worth more than it is. I don't care who you are, I'm sorry. You like your kids better than you like other people's kids. It's a thing.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I would hope anyway.
Speaker 1:So anybody that's ever traded a car or put their house on the market same thing is guilty of fraud, according to this thinking Now you know who's got this same thinking right now or who's concerned about this fraud.
Speaker 1:The business is in New York why? Because Trump is guilty of a thought crime. He's in the minority report report. He hasn't committed a crime. It's a. It's a. It's a victimless crime. It's a blameless crime. It's a, it's a unless you're him. And, as Kathy Huggles said, the governor of New York said look, look, whoa slow because businesses are bailing. And she's like no, well, y'all slow down. They got to give you gotta go to where. This was the. We did this because of Trump's thinking.
Speaker 2:Thinking.
Speaker 1:And I know you tell me that you earn your own money. Right, staying your money, because I remember you said you don't do politics much, you don't, you don't think because it doesn't affect you. There, really, Okay, okay. Okay.
Speaker 2:I don't think it affects me. I'm in small town, alabama.
Speaker 1:Yeah, because that's because that's over there, that's that other thing If New York City gets away with this, what makes you think Tennessee won't try it? Or what makes you think California won't try it? What makes you think Oklahoma won't try it? Or Alabama, or Florida, or Georgia, or pick a state, hawaii, pick a state. That's easy. That is, that's just. I would just make it up. We'll say you defrauded somebody. We will ignore the actual factual paperwork and interviewing the banks that gave you the loan, the same banks that said we made a shit ton of money doing this. We'll do it again. I mean, at the end of the day and I think I brought this up to that makes the banks guilty of of aiding and abetting. But no, don't you worry about that. You don't think like Trump does. So you're okay, but it's not political.
Speaker 2:No, no, it can't be All right so where does this end?
Speaker 1:What stops all this? When does this stop? Yes, I'm asking you.
Speaker 2:I have no idea when it stops. Honestly, I guess when somebody either gets proved so wrong that they basically are non-existent or they get their way, I don't. I don't know when it stops.
Speaker 1:This is where I have to learn you.
Speaker 2:OK, ok, learn me something.
Speaker 1:I don't know if I can learn it till you're, not because you're you and you're stubborn, but no.
Speaker 2:You might be right about that.
Speaker 1:I love you so much. Ok, so here's the thing Hop up here on the comfy. The big comfy gives zero couch. Let me explain it to you, lucy I'm going to. It's not man's plane, it's it's. It's give zero's plane. Let me give zero's plane. This to you that needs to be on a coffee cup, ok, so I'm going to make you one.
Speaker 1:You know what the US Constitution is right, of course, ok. Well, I'm asking Can you recite the preamble? I know you can't, I'll learn it to you. The the the whole thing of the Constitution. At the end of the day, the whole thing is it sets up a set of rules that keep the federal government from being too big and getting up in your grill too much. So your small town can be a small town. That's the beauty of it. That's the beauty of it. If you're a little small town, wanted alcohol, can have alcohol. If it doesn't, it don't have to, it's whatever. Ok. If it wants another traffic light, they figure how to do it. That's the simple, as simple as that, ok.
Speaker 1:Yes but the, the, the, the magic that holds that together, the magic that delineates and separates those those things from the people to government, of the people, for the people, by the people. What makes that work is that we are a nation of law and laws. Ok, and in that episode I'm talking about, I'm referring back to we did. And the reason I'm going on about this is we were asked to expound on this a little bit and so I'm just giving a slightly deeper dive. So hang on for the ride and while you're co hosting, thanks for being live audience and co host. So the whole idea behind this is that A law against something is not necessarily a crime. Ok, or it is, but. But the end result doesn't have to be a crime based on a jury's whole reason, and of course, trump's trial was jury less, of course. So it's all up to the judge, and you're right.
Speaker 1:The same judge decided he was guilty for years, stepped in the courtroom, said so as much. Ok, so I could possibly go wrong there. You know why. Haven't show up Right, just phone it in, just say, oh well, thanks for before we go to trial and send me some gas in the plane.
Speaker 1:Who do I write the check to OK, if we don't, if we don't adhere to the law you know about stop signs, don't you? If we don't adhere it here, to the law, it's not that we become lawless, it's that the law becomes feckless, it becomes without teeth, without, without power, without reason to have it. Now, this law is obvious to anyone, since it's victimless, and if you do a research, the law was bastardized in order to make it fit this one thing for Trump or against Trump, but you know to apply to him and him uniquely with this one instance. And so this is why there's not a jury, because a jury of his peers would tell that judge quick, uh-oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Because the people know how to run business. The government is shitty at business. They'll never admit that they're a business because they fail at it terribly, and that's true.
Speaker 2:Right, I couldn't afford the upkeep.
Speaker 1:They couldn't afford. Thank you, I have nothing else to say. This has been great.
Speaker 3:It's been, there's nothing.
Speaker 1:You just put it all in a fucking nutshell, right there.
Speaker 2:They could not afford the upkeep.
Speaker 1:They want to screw him on the value of Mar-a-Lago on a piece of property. They, as a functioning business, could not afford the upkeep. Well, I know who the new host of give zero is going to be. That's your episodes will be a lot shorter, that's for damn sure.
Speaker 2:That's probably true.
Speaker 1:You just brought that full circle pretty freaking quick.
Speaker 2:I mean, I don't know. It seems to make sense to me. I don't necessarily know why you're so confusing to there, you know what it's, because they want it confusing. It has to be because, like I said, to me it makes sense, and I'm not necessarily the brightest.
Speaker 1:That goes without saying.
Speaker 2:I know, I just thought I would give you a yet another reason to keep your track record intact.
Speaker 1:But that's, but that's your right, it's. That's that bloody simple.
Speaker 2:Really, if I understand it, then it really has to be. That's, that's all I'm saying.
Speaker 1:Tell me about your dad and midget wrestling.
Speaker 2:Please. Dad has found this little group out of Tennessee. I don't even know. I don't know what it's called, but he watches them all the time and it's his favorite thing. It really is, and actually I thought it would be really stupid. But then I sat there and I was watching it with him one time and I ended up by the end of the episode. I was like wait, why do I know all of their names now? So I don't know. It's more interesting than you would think.
Speaker 1:That's either the most heartwarming Daddy daughter time right or the saddest thing I've ever heard in my life.
Speaker 2:Exactly, I'm not sure which one of his. But let me ask you when you figure it out, let me know.
Speaker 1:Was there like bonding? Was it like? Was it like you felt a little warmer after watching Richard wrestling with your dad?
Speaker 2:As happy as he was? Yeah, a little bit.
Speaker 1:Oh my God, you said this magic thing. I could cry. That's, that's actually beautiful. What's your dad's first name?
Speaker 2:Patrick.
Speaker 1:Patrick.
Speaker 2:Uh huh.
Speaker 1:Patrick, if you're hearing this, she's a nuthead. But oh boy, you did good. I'll give you that you got to keep her in this one. And the next time you guys watch me, richard, richard, richard, wrestling together, y'all tuning to give zero and and and have have beverages together. I'd love to have you guys do that very thing.
Speaker 2:Now, you know, we will.
Speaker 1:He better like it.
Speaker 2:Like I said, I already sent him to podcast.
Speaker 1:anyway, Jesus, let me start all over, patrick, if you don't disown her, please, please.
Speaker 2:He probably is considered as a farmer.
Speaker 1:Oh my God, that's funny. See, I love you. Say goodnight to everybody.
Speaker 2:Not everybody that was easy.
Speaker 1:That's what Luke always says Say goodbye Luke. He goes. Goodbye Luke, ok, whatever, jim, I crick it. I'm surrounded by idiots. Anyway, thank you guys for listening. We may have covered some other ground we had before, but you know we never talk about a tequila enough in this program and we never talk about how stupid, dumb ass lip tarts are on this program. And I'm trying to teach this young lady so maybe she'll have a future, and I have to deal with this stupid shit we have to deal with. So y'all pray for her, Y'all pray for America, pray for me. I don't even know what to do.
Speaker 2:Pray for you. Actually, you have to deal with me.
Speaker 1:I'm not sure which button I have to push next. So I'm going to, I'm going to fight with that for a second.
Speaker 2:So oh yeah you should probably be. I'm going to do my best, yeah.
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