Cheris Monique: Inspiring Journeys in Nursing and Community Care

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Olivia Jade, Red Table talk, Kevin Hart, backlash for Netflix special, No F's Given, and more. Ladies and gentlemen. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to We Talk Weekly after the talk and. See, I told you it's not that hard. Ladies and gentlemen. All you have to do is ask the right person, ask Alexa. Look, I'm out here. Thanks for watching, keep supporting, keep subscribing, keep telling people. John. Then we out here like last year, yeah, yeah, yeah, we talked weeklyase after the talk with w PPM up Philadelphia one o six point five film, we talked weeklies after the talk with your boy Charles Gergon. And beautiful let me get your mind. I don't hear your money. And we got a new co host right here. You got around the close here, So why don't you let everyone know who you are? So you know what we tend to do one second before I let you introduce yourself. One second. So this is what we generally do here at We talk weekly. So oftentimes we got people who come by the show that has some interesting things to say, especially as it relates to some of the things that we do here. And we talk weekly. Right, and so we got, uh, you know, we have someone that's gonna talk a little bit about some politics, right, we got people talking about some lifestyle stuff. Then we got someone talk a little bit about fashion. That's one of my favorite things. We have someone with whom I have a tremendous amount of respect for that actually was a guest but no longer guests. Right. She a friend to the show and we pop in every month or so to talk that talk. So how are you, my friend? How are you? I? I'm good, I'm great. I'm so excited. I'm happy to be here. Thank you for a random repulse. For that random repulse. Why don't you you know real quick? Won't you let everyone know kind of like who you are and what you do? You know? Well, hey, everyone, good evening. I will tell myself welcome back, because this is my second. Time in the buildings right sort the work, you. Know, that's how God works. He brought me back. I had to come back and bust a yui. But I am suris Monique, your favorite confidence coach. I am here representing the Rebuild your Life brand. I am here to shed the light, like you said on fashion positivity, That's what I do. Also, I am a serial entrepreneur. I am an author licensed social worker coming from the construction field. That's the uniqueness, that's the grit, that's the muscle, that's the muck and basically to make a. Long story short or short story shorter. I'm here to share all those personal experiences with you to get the people going, to get you. Going fantastic, fantastic, get roundom for prous with her and so yeah, so we like to add some of the people to the show. Unfortunately, Lauren Susan wasn't here today. I think she's a little under the weather. And uh, you know, a classic classy lady. She's in the building, you know, lady. Yes, thought she she's busy. She's been pretty busy in the house. She and I had she in the house with us, you know. And so we talked weekly after the talk with w PPM on p Philadelphia want O six point five FM. We talked weeklies after the talk and. Uh, you know how I like to start. You know, we're gonna start with, you know, classic lady, how was your day? How was your day? My day was chill, It wasn't bad. I'm glad that the uh rain stop. I've been doing a three mile job like pretty much every morning, but because of the rain, I haven't been doing it. So now I got to, like I said, I don't know if it's a muscle spasm in my back, because you know, I'm getting older, so I gotta keep working out. But yes, chill today. An empty nester, so I don't. Really have a lot of you know, a lot of chatter going on in the house anywhere. So yeah, yeah, so what about you? How was you doing? How was you My Saturday was pretty good. I did the you know Sunday morning clean and getting the house fresh and clean, you know, turn. The music and open the windows. That's what I did today. Most kids know when that's when they hear the music and they smell the pine sol or. We I'm kind of like the empty nester like you. So I have dogs, okay, Yeah, I think. Every time I say I'm a get one, it's like a kid to me. And then I'm like the kids then bore them, and then I give them away. Listen, if you're not serious, don't do it. Yeah. I have dogs my whole life, and but I treat them like my children. That's what the thing. I'm just you know, yeah, oh I've had dogs. Yeah, I just so, I was like, I don't know if I'm ready to take on another kid having to find dogs to do. Yeah, it's a lot, it's a lot. Yeah, And when my dog, my last dog passed away. It felt like a family it was a family member. It ain't, no, felt like it. I don't want to do this, no, so I said, fifteen years I had her Max. But yeah, so for dogs, I mean, when I tell you a smart dog like smart, you would think it was a pit bull behind that door? What what's so? How was your dad super busy, super busy of course preparing for this movie that we're actually going to set that uh my glam squad is actually putting together and so is busy for that on the movie starts shooting actually tomorrow, I believe. And so that's gonna be a dynamic thing. But you don't work everything to show everything just take up my time. So you already know how what that's about. You know what I mean, you know for sure. So we're going that way too busy, way too big. But that's the thing, right and staying busy, So busy busy good or busy bad? Is it good? Busy good? Yeah? You don't want to be a hamster good? Then we don't got nothing to do it anything like you ain't doing it. But that's the part, right, So it is like, you know, are you being productive or are you just doing no. That I don't. You don't want to be nothing busy. You want to be like thriving, busy. Busy could be gardening, like you know what I'm saying, Like, long as you don't, long as you know you live it, that to me is busy. Well you've been doing some gardening too, right I have. Yeah, I got my cucumber, I even start growing the aloe plant for facial stuff and for hairspray. Like just yeah, let me find's mon. Yeah, yoh yeah, yeah, bring me my grand babies. That's what I tell bring. My grand babies. Don't have them walking all over my flowers. Right, that's funny, that's funny. So you know, let's let's start right there, since our guests unfortunately had a little issue kind of getting here, and so as we wait for our next guest, our next guest, why we talk a little bit about you know, you know, let's go. Into you and how you have been motivating you know, kind of like you know, young girls, people who are you know, kind of challenging just understanding themselves. And you have been out there pretty much in the streets and doing the good work. What do you start with as it relates to you know, someone who would come to you and they might potentially be feeling down or they feel like, you know, they can't succeed. What do you tell them? What is that process? Like, First, we have to identify with the issues or you know what I mean, identifying with the problem is or it might not necessarily be a problem, but what is your reason for wanting to reach out and get help? You know, what is it? And then once we identify what the issue is, and then the next thing is to you know, kind of put together some action steps, so realistic action steps, and we basically just kind of like go from there based off of the action steps, know, break them down into you know, realistic goals and timing and you know, things like that, and figure out a play which makes sense because you know some people they come to you with different type of issues. So each action step, each plane quote unquote treatment plan is gonna look the same, you know what I mean. And sometimes it might be a teenager, sometimes it might be an adult, you know what I mean. Sometimes it might be you know, a mother from the daycare might need some assistance. So it all depends. But first we gotta identify what the problem is. Right right, right, So let's say, for example, let's let's jump into you know, some some pop culture, right and some of the things that has been happening in a in a in the world today, specifically around the whole Where are you going? You know where we're going? Right? And so you know this, this this big trial has been on everybody's front page, on their timeline and everything, and so you know, what, what do you tell someone who feels like maybe social media has been too much right and there and they're going through you know, social media overload. It's just reoverlord, right, you know, because one of the things I'm like, I'm tired of hearing about the scene is on everything I open up. So what you know, how do you manage that? What would you tell someone who's like, yo, man, like you know, they're just depressed over this whole? I love that question. That's a good question because that's something that I practice daily, because you know, I have to be on social media because of what I do, whether I like it or not, and you have to learn how to and I, for me, first of all, I like to stay even like I'm the type of person I have the personality where I can be like up here, like I'm not a person who's up here. Emotionally, I have to stay balanced, I have to feel comfortable, you know what I mean. So I've been practicing that during their all my life how to do that. So when social media became so much of this epidemic and so much of an influence on everybody, I felt that it was important to differentiate what's real what's not with fake you know what I mean, with with like the sprinkle on top with cap you know what I mean. And that's what I taught to girls in my program, you know, in my girl's program, Like first of all, what you're seeing, what you think it is, like, let's differentiate like reality from you know, with fake here. But I just think as far as and like I said, I do this all the time because I feel like this every day. Social media is so freaking loud, Like it's so loud, even before the case, it's just so so loud. And if you're a person who was constantly on air, you have to learn how to intentionally, you have to learn how to turn it off. You have to learn how to turn it off, and emotionally, like you have to have that emotional intelligence, that discipline for yourself. You know what I mean to say, Okay, enough is enough? Or how to disconnect emotionally, disconnect what you're hearing, what you're seeing, because that stuff will go in. You be carrying in your spirit, you know what I mean. You be caring in your spirit. You won't even be on social media anymore, and you be feeling some type of way, and you like, why do I feel like this? That's what you were seeing, what you were looking at, what you was taking in. So we got to do like those cleansings we have to do like a cleanse. And people don't realize throughout today. You know, like you said, when you have it in your spirit, let's just say, okay, you watch whatever. Now you got it in your spirit. And then you start cooking. Now you're cooking food. You know what I'm saying. You cooking food now that you're about to serve to your family. I mean, you know what I'm saying. Some people be like, I don't. Know, I don't believe it. Well, it's real, Like the energy that you're now having and you're making biscuits, you seasoning up fish, you touching raw fish. You putting that energy in your food that your family is about to absorb now, so really be mindful of what you digest in your body and your ears, what you see all of that. It really is something that opens up different realms. And one thing I did, like with the kids empty nester. Now, you know, I got a thirty year old, so when they were growing up, you know, Instagram it was my space back then. I was like, you're you're not going to go to sleep with this phone in your hand. You're going to have it where we got family time at the table. You know what I'm saying. It's like, as parents, as guardians, they have to make sure that they're you know, giving them the structure for as they get older. I mean, but at the end of the day, they still have grown up. Like my twenty four year old, she grown up around this, so it's like this is like her world and it's sad, but it's just this generation. I mean, we got a president and I'm not talking about Trump when in this time, but he was the first one who used social media for his campaign. Like that's how serious this is, you know, just taking over. I see, lady, lady. I just told you she in the house. I was. In the house, you right, lady, I stop his definiting building. She part of the family, so we want to make sure that she gets on here, and so I talk a little bit about you know how you know, in fact, why don't you go ahead and jump a lady, as dot has definitely a been Why don't you talk about your today? How was your day? Lady doing this having a problem with this audio real quick. But you know, when we talk a little bit about, what we're talking about right now is pretty much how you know what's going on in the world today and how they're absorbing all this social media, you know, and what's going on with all the social media, not just social media, but you know what spark you brought up an excellent point when you talk a little bit about you know, what energy does and how it kind of goes into certain things, or how potentially is you in a bad mood or you hear something, you get some toxic energy, you start making a plate and you throwing is popping. Throwing these seasons, you know, doing all that season stuff, right. And you're throwing all the bad stuff. But you know what, I've just seen a post where someone was singing, which was interesting. Don't put welcome on your doorstep, because when you put welcome on there, you welcome in anything. How about that it's coming from centers though, Oh that's coming. Oh that's see. I didn't see it. Yeah I see. Did you see centers? I did not. Yeah. It's like basically it's like even going back to the vampires, only if you welcome and welcome them in, that's the only way that they can have access to you know, I guess calls havoc. And it's the same way like with voodoo. They tell you if you believe in it, it'll hurt you, but if you don't, so you welcome in something. And so I mean it's the same with hello, like they're saying it's hell, Like you know what I mean? Hell? Yeah, grand rise, like. Good morning, saying morning morning. So how would you it was? You know, I'm multitasking. Yeah, I'm trying to get around my bun too. I'm multitesking. Got a couple of things going on. So today was very What do you say, who do you call them? Days? Mental string? You like, even though I watch people that's like lugging things and carrying things, and I'm like physically, they're probably tired. But I'll just step away from my computer and be like, who mm hmmm. It's a mental thing, you know. My brain is ti here, But physically I ain't did nothing, and that's possible. So I'm all good. I'm happy. I'm here with y'all. No, as you know, we talked. We have to talk with w P m P Philadelphia, wan on six point five, and so we talked Wester to talk. I think I'm ready to go into you want. To go and I'm ready, all right, all right, yeah, I'm ready. No, we don't have no good news. I ain't even go hold you all right, Well, I don't know. Newark Mayor Roths Baraka was arrested. Yeah, he was released after be entertained for several hours. Friday. He was arrested at a protest at the new Federal Immigration Detention Center. Now this is the Newark mayor, y'all. He was at the detention center and Delaney Hall. Baracca was charged with trespassing after allegedly refusing to leave the property of Video shows that the mayor was standing on the public side of the gate when he was taken into custody. For those who don't know you know Philly Jersey. They write there in each other. Mayor Ross Baraka is running for governor of New Jersey, so this is like a big thing for him to get arrested from Ice. And he's a Democrat. So he was stepping out of his suv with flashing lights after his relief and he said I didn't do anything wrong. While he couldn't speak on the case directly, he stressed all of us here, no matter what our background is, where you come from, we have to stop these people from causing division between us. Baraka, a Democrat running to succeed Governor Phil Murphy, was outspoken opponent of the detention center. It was run by the private prison GEO Group. His wife, Lynda Baraka, accused the federal agents of targeting him, saying they didn't arrest anyone else and they wanted to make an example out of the mayor. Ice who arrested him claimed that the protesters, including the New Jersey Congress members, tried to storm the gate, but Representative Bonnie Watson fireback, saying we did not storm the detention center. We were exercising our legal oversight. New Jersey's Attorney General and immigrant rights group have condemned the arrest, while GEO projects of the prison facility could still continue to earn over sixty million dollars a year. So do you think they arrested him based on trespassing or because they were kind of like silencing, silencing protesting, silent protesting, which I think. It sounds like. What's been already happening in the world with our people. It sounds like he was like it was a set up. It was no alteriomotives, like a silace, yeah, protesting, Yeah, trying to make them an example. Yeah, yeah, all. Right, that's is that good news bad news? Which I think they're not. Ain't good news, not like I mean, like I said, he running for governor and these politicians like if you get any kind of news, it's like it kind of helped out, Like all publicity is like that good publicist something that's I think. So that's why I was like, I don't know about that one, but this one, this store right here, this is not good. Philadelphia's twenty twenty three HIV surveillance reports highlights both progress and challenges in the site. In the city's fight against HIVA is we're this is Philadelphi, ladelphiayah HIV stats for Philly. There's something viral going on. Viral, no pun intended. That's like a double one times. Yeah, yeah, I mean, and I don't even know why I'm laughing like that ain't even funny. But it's something viral on Instagram that's saying that the teenagers in Philadelphia the HIV has gone like crazy high, crazy high. So, however, I got facts for you, So again that's Instagram. But here's some facts that I found out. All right, the cities participating in the ER Ending the HIV Epidemic Initiative, so it aims to reduce new diagnoses by ninety percent by the year twenty thirty, so it has a seventy five reduction rate targeted by twenty twenty five. So new diagnosises had decreased just slightly, with three hundred and seventy eight new cases reported by June of twenty twenty four, so that's down from three hundred and ninety one in twenty twenty two, but they're still short of the goal. So it's still there. But access to care remains the challenge with marginalized groups, especially the non Hispanic black men. Who have sex with men facing the highest rates of new diagnoses. So that's still within that LGBTQ community, and they missed opportunities for early testing affects to increase HIV awareness and improved care, including the expansion of a low threshold testing and PREP access. So for those who may not know, PREP is basically I believe something you can take in order to almost like fight it off, fight off the anybody's from HIV. And then again we're talking strictly HIV because HIV is the precursor to AID. So seventy four percent of the people living with HIV are now in viral suspense of suppression. This is a step towards reducing transmission. So the City of Philadelphia has a goal of reaching ninety five percent awareness of HIV status by twenty twenty five, with an estimated one thousand, five hundred and eighty six Philadelphians unaware of their HIV status. I believe that how do they get those stats? Though? If they're unaware, how do who gets that? How Like, if they have that ninety five percent of awareness of HIV status by twenty twenty five with an estimated one thousand, five hundred and eighty six Philadelphians that are unaware of their HIV status. Oh you mean yeah, I said, process of elimination may get tested, right. I'm sure they have a number of how many people, right, and then how many tests they've done, right, So they're probably like whole division of social service, like a census type of thing. Probably. Yeah. So this report underscores the need to remove barriers to care, especially for the underserved populations like the trans transgender individuals, and people who inject drugs. The Philly Safe Campaign is one initiative aiming to address these disparities. Y'all can get more information about this at the www Dot Phili dot gov backslash Departments Office of Safe Neighborhoods. All that informations on that interesting. I would also say go to Philly keep on lov and also so so a lot of a lot of pre exposure prophylactics. So a lot of this has a lot to do with the people that's out there on the streets is doing the work that's testing and giving statistics to the city. Because they have the report, like it's d I S right, and so they go out and test people and get you know, certain information to make sure that the city knows. So I would say definitely look out to Philly, Keep on Philly, keep on lov And that's one take control Philly, especially specifically for the youth. And so when we talk about fighting this this this pandemic, you know, this epidemic, on making sure that people are being safe sexually safe, that's very important. Protection protection, Yeah. Getting protection understanding, Like some people don't even know what PREP is. What is it? So so it's it's it's kind of like it's called pre right. So it's the potentially you can take to make sure that you know, you don't get certain certain things. From yes, right. So I would say just to get all the information, go to Philly, keep on loving. I believe it's dot org Philly, keep it just Google Philly, keep on loving, or go to take control Philly dot org specific secifically for youth. And I think they're doing an excellent job of making sure that youth are covered and being protected because they get free condoms, right, So they go into the schools and do all of the work to make sure that the schools know all that information so the kids can be safe. And so that's very important because we are talking about the youth at this point, we talking about kids. And also get tested. Partners can get tested, like hey, let's go get tested before we do something, right, Like that's that's another way. Abstinence is another way, I guess. And then yeah, like being tested. But I think also people have to understand the different ways you can get AIDS. It's sexual body fluids and stuff. Now y'all have to tell me about this part because I don't want to misspeak. But is oral sex considered, like can you transmissions? And like I said, that's what prep will well we talk about specifically with HIV, right, and so uh definitely, like when people. Say, oh, she only you know what I mean like this, you know what I mean? No, Like you know, it's people who have contracted like certain diseases orally right, and so they have blisters on their mouth, they tongued their throats like this thing is root. So you have to make sure like you're really taking your care, taking care of yourself and so just get the information. I think most people don't understand fully what a lot of this stuff is, and especially if you feel that you are at risk and understand if you're having sex unprotected you're at risk. Period. It's no like you know, because you know, gods, we had this thing where we felt like if she looked nice, you. Know, she looked good, she looked too good that you. Know, you know what I'm saying, Right, it's like, yeah, looking at the guys too to be like yeah, yeah, So all right, So was that good news or bad news? I mean, see what I'm saying, I think that let's. Give let's give sparkles some examples of good news. No, I'm saying it's informational. It still yeah, exactly, So we gave information, we gave good status, we gave So that's that's good. You're trying to neg I mean, it's still something that got you today. That's my girl, That's right, that's right, story. My dying like that. Neither one of them ain't good news. Good good news. Is rainbow flowers. Somebody listen and we highlight Philadelphia, hyper Philly. What Trump saying, I got no good. See? Good news is the Eagles one? The super Bowl? What about the Plantation House on the weekend? Yes, we can talk about. That, yes, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, that's good news. Yeah. I think that was the last one too. Yeah. The last plant major plantation where we know what understood that our people right, yes, was there and that somebody the creator that he said, you know what, it's. Time to get that thing off first that fell. That's they don't know their status. So now out here we just here. We're out here just slinging. It's good news to nothing. But yes, good Now. I wasn't even gonna do the story about the Louisiana because I did hear it, and I should have, but we don't as well talk about it and added to the good news. All right, all right? So yeah, so the plantation that is in it's in White Castle, Louisiana. It was built in like eighteen fifty nine by enslaved labor and it was for a sugar magnate, John Hampden Randolph. It was fifty three thousand square feet. Give me an example of fifty three thousand square feet? Is that that's like yeah square foot estate, that's a It had like sixty four rooms, a three story rotunda. Like how big it's the White House. Yeah, I'm always comparing football fields. Yeah, that's like that's major. Yeah, well it was. The mansion was repurposed as a resort in an event venue serving like a site for reflection and education about the region's history. But somebody was like, this show, what's that song from back in the day about burning. The roof? The roof is. That's what they need to be singing for this one. So they got some old spirituals going on in the background right now. Yeah. Yeah, And if we're talking about energy, we can see if you know, if you got the spiritual lie, how many did you see walking around the land that was like probably freeing themselves from that? So well, I know it's definitely chilling. It was definitely when you see it, it's definitely like, yeah, send it chills through your body. Yeah, so it's it was arson. Someone did allegedly, uh burn the plantation down and good writtens for it. So all right, well I got one more story incredible. Cause for that, I'm looking at an example of what fifty three thousand square feet is and literally that's the size of a extended warehouse, right, I mean, they got they this is fifty three thousand feet and they're showing pretty much a complete gym, the play gym, ninja courses, like everything that's fifty three thousand square feet. So when you think of how big that is. And that's just the house. That's not the land, is it. Asking that's no, that's just the house. That's just yeah, that's just the land. Okay, So we're talking about because it held sixty four rooms, I believe. Yeah, that's that's that's huge. So we're not we didn't even get to the surround the land where they probably had you know, our ancestors planting and pulling and all that. That. Wow, that's crazy. Okay, I see that we got. Thanks for the good news. Exactly, that's good news. Yeah, yeah, yeah, all right. The last one is educational. This is for the election coming up. So the primary election is approaching. We got to do are civic duty by letting you guys know Pennsylvania voters are heading to the polls on May twenty if now, the deadline has already came for the registration by mail and all of that, so now only the twenty if you can you can vote. So there are also three important ballot questions the Pennsylvania I'll say yes, a Pennsylvania holds a closed primary. Sore. Here's the information on that. You can only vote for candidates and the party you're registered with. But the party affiliation doesn't affect the ballot questions, so you know about that. Yeah, So for those who don't understand that, So, if you're a Democrat, you have to vote Democratic. If you are a Republican, you have to vote Republican. Unfortunately, if you part of the Green Party independent, if nobody is running, you can't vote. So Pennsylvania is a closed primier. It's closed primary, which means that you can only vote for your party. So what are what do you tell the rebels that go in there? And like, nah, I'm a Democrat, but I want to put that Republican or I want a Republican. I want to hit that Democrat button. It probably won't count. I don't know what happens, but it probably won't count. But I know potentially you can still vote on the questions. I think that's new party. So if you independent, you can still vote for the questions. I believe that. You know, y'all might want to do your research because I don't like to misspeak, and I believe that. So, like I said, May fifth was the last day to register. May thirteenth was the final day. Just three days, yes, this is three days. May twentieth, Yeah, So people who were talking about the May fifth register, y'all missed it. May thirteenth was the final dat to apply for mailing absentee ballot. Y'all missed it. So the twentieth, the polls will be open from seven am to eight pm. Now here's something that I learned from we talk weekly from our guests. If you are in line and it's eight o'clock, you can remain in line, so you could be seen up until nine o'clock, depending on how on that line is. But as long as you was in that line by eight o'clock, you can still go. Ahead and vote. So don't get out the line. Don't get out the line right and then to vote, make sure you're registered and bringing your ID for your first time voters at the polling place. So in Philadelphia, currently District Attorney who district Current District District DA Attorney Larry Krasner was here doing an exclusive interview with We talked weekly. He faces former Judge Patrick Dugan. Krasner, who's known for his progressive criminal justice reforms, seeks to maintain his position and Dugan, who served as a municipal court judge, promises harsher penalties for violent offenders while offering second chances to low level offenders. So do your. Homework on both candidates and make sure you're informed and ready to vote. Fantastic, fantastic, So make sure you do your civic. Do election going on in yeah, yeah, yeah. And what are the seats. It's the superior the judges for the superior commonwealth courts, the common pleas and municipal courts, and the judges and the DA interesting, yeah, Philly. And listen, listen, it's very listen. These are the judges, right, people. I could care less about the presidency, but it's the judges that affects us directly. You know what I'm talking about? From shout out all my brothers that's up there. You see how you going to make sure that you put more of your energy into the presidential election, which I kind of get. I'm not saying that there's no pros to it, but the pros to your state and local judges who who make family I said, the common police court, your family decisions, your school decisions, your money decisions, your your wages, like everything, and nobody even be knowing that these you know that this that this you know, this judging is going on, like this voting is going on. It's special voting of it, that's why. And they need to be because that's the ones that. Affect us directly, directly exactly. Everybody is focused on. A council and theresidency, the presidency because I feel like because the popularity is the most popular, the bigger ones. But they need they definitely, like they say, take care of home first, right, So they need to do that because when families start having issues and your son and got locked up, and this one overhead and this this, and now you sitting in somebody court room, you don't you don't don't you're all the president at that point because you're going many many steps beyond. I mean everything anything that's domestic family, anything that goes like with arrest or a law, legislation has to go in front of a judge. So that's like so major to me. And all that paper, all that male, we get to come to our house with the city of Philadelphia on. It, people throw it in trash, but that's all. That's all all the things though, Yeah, all the decisions are made first. So y'all get to vote your judges in votes the judges in Yes, we don't do that in Delaware. So they're appointed. I believe they're appointed. We don't have no election for judges, No. We I mean there's some judges that appointed before these judges right now we're electing them. We're saying, like, yo, I'm exercising my civic duty. I'm going to vote because I know what this judge is. Now. We don't tell you who to vote for, right, but we will say, do your due diligence and vote for uh policy that affects you specifically. Right. So if you say, for example, I mean, if you're a Republican and you want to see you know, it's locked up in certain cities and certain inner cities, then I us vote for good. But if you look like me. And you in these cities and you tied us and lock the flooding, you know, and they don't want to listen to you, They want to you know, give mandatory minimums and all of this stuff. I mean you might want to consider that these ain't the judges that we want to vote for for our community. Right. And so we're nonpartisan here on a show, So we invite any conversation, babe, whether you're a Republican or Democrat. Right. But what I will say is that things that our audience you want to vote for, the things that affect you directly for your community. Right. And so if you miss little day day right, and they they ain't really do nothing. It was just a stopping frisks. And you know judges that are really hard on certain things, you might want to think about and do your research on that particular judge. Right. And so that's what's so important, Like you know, don't I just appreciate the process of going through what I like, what I don't like, what's good, what's not, staying informed? Right, And so I always say, look, it don't matter who you vote for, just make sure that you vote because this is something that you want to do and you operate through your agency. Don't let anyone take that away. From And pretty much it's with the judges. How many judges have we had here that have visited. We have about six. I think it's eleven that are running and nine that can fill the seat if I'm not mistaken, So eleven are running, but nine can run fit you know, nine eleven are running, and then nine can get nine seats that they can fill. Again, it's the district attorney, the city controller, and judges for the Superior and Commonwealth courts along with the common pleas and municipal courts. So that's that's major. That's so major. I mean, I don't know another way to stress how major that is. But that was your good news and your bad news. Lads, beautiful class ladies, beautiful. And beautiful, and we hear you guys to go anywhere and we come back. We got lad you got something for. I just got a couple of things, A couple things, not. Much, just a couple of things, all right. So let's say let's go to you know, one of my favorite one right back. We just want to get a little background as to who are Fantastic Noises and the noisemakers if you can let us know, yes, absolutely so. Once again, I am fantastic noise. I am the original noisemaker, so no one's would make as much noise as me. Okay, And right here we have the Noisemaker band. This is only half of it. The other stuffs are upstairs, the my My Kevin, Kevin, Lamar, Lannie and Doves who are on the actual band members. These are the background singers and we can make some noise. We can to bring that noise today. So that's that's what we do. That's right. How did you guys get together? Man? So it started with I've been doing this on my own for almost three years now. And man, I guys, each of these shop were here have different background stories. Most of us went to the same church together, and we just kept going. This one her, this is my one of my assistants, said one of like the my my biggest support of my biggest shity. Hear, she's assistant. So we just been building and the same thing with upstairs with the band, just meeting through people kept networking, kept seeing it was just like God or dang bam here we are awesome. Yeah. Well could you guys do we talked weekly? A favor? Can you give us a drop in a melody type way? A type way? Okay? So we talked weekly. Okay, So we're gonna do something like this. Big talk week. We come in here with us WI talk. We we come in here, them we talk. We we come in. Here, them we talking. We come in here them we talk. We come in here now we talk. We come in. Beautify already, yo, man, we have a dynamic show today. Man, you know, it was just. Why is that so loud that you hate that commercial? I don't hate the loud for it. I just thought I love and fantastic. Yeah, I'm like, I know I'm loud, but that's just showing it, like for real. That's that's what Laurence said. Lauren said, No, that was that was lady. She was like, I'm just it was me. I was loud. That's all right, lady. Yes, we got we got. Y'are not just like keep y'all up there and what's happening in the city. I gave you all a ton of what's going on here in May. I don't want to be redundant recap that y'all can check out the other show. But Spark jumped on me and was like, what about the concert was kind of what's happening? So I needed to give y'all some music energy today. So concerts that will be here over the next couple of weeks. You asked about Mary, but you miss married. I told you married was last month. Oh yeah, she looked tired. I seen it. She was done. Oh yeah, she was like y'all, y'all, you know when they get to that, they just they just point the mic to the audience, like help us the stout. But on the twenty third and twenty fifth Metallicy, We're going to be here at the mak A Financial Center, Post Malone and Jelly row A Citizens Bank Park. They's a lot of outside console using our stadiums here, which is usually fun, but navigating it is usually kind of messy if you're in attendance, and then you you know, subjected to rain. But that's Saturday, May twenty fourth. And then we have Luke Bryan. A lot of people have. Become more bigger fans of his since he's been on American Idol. But he'll be here on Friday, June sixth. Little Baby will be at Wells Fargo. Baby Baby's coming nineteenth Thursday, June nineteenth. And are you guys Cynthia her arevo fans? No, I'm not. That's yeah, I'm not even attempt from Branton or something. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. She's going more acting though, but she's at the Man Music. Center on but I was surprised that she was coming on school. People like her like maybe they do. And of course the route the Roots Picnic May thirty first through June first and that lineup keeps changing, but who who are officially locked in are di'angelo, Thenny Kravitz, Nick Mill. D'Angelo and this is for yeah, we're supposed to be there. We're supposed to be there. We ain't get our press stuff yet, but they better hurry up and give it to. That's the weekend. That three day weekend is always been. Yeo, Glorrella, Miguel. I like Colorrella. I like my girl where Miguel. Yeah, he's like the minorn prince to me. When I say some of his names, I was like, we're like, y'all. You know, last year was the big fifty year anniversary of hip, so they had to do that. Now they circle back to some other ones here. It's like a mix towns Lotto. I like, yeah, yeah, figure. Gez. When I hear your responses, I know, I guess they thing some some old And. When I was like, because that was like the Angelo. Yeah, has he ever. Spoke out on angel? I never seen him speak. Out on that. Anything. M hm, we get the exclusive. I'm gonna ask them. Yeah, well, they're doing J Period Live mixtape featuring Black Thought to change and push it to you Black Thought, Yeah, give it black did his mixtape live last year. It was pretty good, yeah, and he had everybody come out even he was a surprise music so Old Child Did You Go Yeah celebrated twenty fifth anniversary of I Like Music Yea, his first album. The Route celebrating the thirtieth anniversary of their album. I remember they came up the can and did they one of their first videos when we was up there because I was Jamal the keyboard guy. He and I went to school together. So that's that's what's up. Okay, uh Adam Blackstone featuring Jagged Edge and Total. I Like you do not ever hear that? You h the blagg hedge Total Yes, but all then line up all what I'm saying. But total all the all three of them are just as one of them. She don't be. Yeah you heard about that. Well, we're gonna we're gonna hope that she's. Don't wanna talk about it. She's she's she's into the Lord. Leave her alone, to leave alone. Well, I mean the same thing happened with and Pepa. But I heard it got to be somewhere. Okay, Yes, they made up spend gonna be with them. Gonna be you know it was always separate. It was like Salt Pepper and Spinderella. You just hear salt Pepper. Remember, Salt was very holier than now. She didn't want to music because they were still getting called for shows and sought was like I ain't saying I ain't doing it. But they were just into the Hall of Fame. Yeah, they got a star, right, they gotta start. They were inducted to the you know, I can roll. Wow, you got a check for that? Don't so that the out cares a nice. Saw them get a start? The probably yeah, sure, if you may get into the Rocky Hall of Fame, you the star probably yeah, that that comes first, and then then the inductions. Yeah, the induction because they got a star. I wonder though, I think you do get a check when you're in the Hall of Fame, like residual. Yeah, I believe so. Yeah, so every month, like what what's the year or something? I don't know. I'm about to check though, I'm about to research that. Let me share my girls. They deserved, they deserve, so let me s. I gotta bring my laptop so a fact check with you. Yes, all right there, let's get around with a start. Start. Yes, we're gonna do We're gonna be all some pepper. Y'all were going a push it. So Herbie love bud. So where I left, Okay, Yeah, and a black Stone jacket as jacket. I'm back here being featuring set Green. Loud. You know they came, he came, goodie mom been getting back together? Heard a little bit. Yeah that will I found out. No, they don't get a check. They don't get a monetary payment. It's purely symbolic and just recognizes their influence and contributions. Well stop though they can just say, like now, yesterday's price, ain't today's price? That part, Yeah, that's solidified. It's almost like a certification. I guess. Crystal Crystal waters and c tenst. I love her. Crystal water is crystal water crystal I know? Yeah, Oh my god, yeah, oh wow, Okay, this is gonna be great. This is a different type of diverse. This one had all my first crush three three. She was like my first I don't think that she did. She she was with. She was house music to the. Song with somebody I can't remember, man, but they didn't come up with. Me, so uh cure or how you said her? That's the rappers from Philly. Yeah, the rapper. He's like a younger rapper. I believe like he's a generation el. Me Hm lay Banks, Jermaine, Dolly, Layla Funk, Flex, Diamond Cuts, d J Active. Yeah. Yeah. If you say anybody from Philly, I'm with you. See that's the thing. Philly God support Philly off supp I don't care you from Philly doing some shout. Out to you, well, shout out the Diamond Cut. She was down, Kay shut out the. Delaware Delaware. So they're also gonna be doing some day parties. Ya don't know, y' we all day parties showing up there. But they're doing trap karaoke, DJ Active presents, Chill Vibes featuring Right DeVaughn. Yeah, do Wi that, R and B, Party Girls, Love Karaoke, Dear Summer Festival, Kirk Franklin, Sunday School with DJ Mouse Mouse Ki, The Remedy featuring Rich Medina and Snack Time, or you can sing Pully Black Pride, International Bounce, Allspice World and Worlds and World Series of Speed. So this is all the day party stuff that they're going to be doing. I couldn't make it to the night party. And then they got regular Root the Roots Inaugural Food Festival. So that's gonna be filled with everything and everybody food taste. Just go taste your way through it all. It's gonna be It sounds like a time. It sounds like a time. But you a good giving up the information. You got so much. I was like, you get back over to this music thing. So and since we been tapping on the Hall of Fame, I didn't want you all to know the twenty twenty five inductees were a bad company. Chubby Checker joke. Chubby Checker shout out to Chubby Checker from Philly. Yeah, I actually I don't know if yeah, but I'm asking because I'm not. I actually work with his grandson. Say yeah, I think. I'm just off Philly, that's why. Yeah, Yeah, I think he is from Philly. Guess somebody do a yeah, yeah, I think he went to school with what like my Honor or something. You know, Philly's small but big, like, so yeah, I think he is. That's like asking. Frankie Beverly amazed, like yeah. But this was the performing category anyway. Joe, Joe Cocker, Cindy Lauper I was a Cindy Loafer fan when I was a kid outcast Sound Garden and the White Strips, and then the Musical Influence Awards went to Warren Zevron and Salt and Pepper. Oh okay, Cindy Lauper is like the first. She was like the first what's the name bandonna? To me? You know? It was like Nicki Minaj and little Bit. She wasn't as risk, but I don't know what it was it when that whole eighties punk era thing was, because I remember I used to always wanted right Halloween parties and stuff. I always wanted to dress up like her. I did. I was like, I was like wrapping every color around me. And I did find out he grew he was born in South Carolina, but he grew up in Philadelphia. So yeah, let's do the twist. Twist the truck of was born in uh spring Gully also spelled spring Gully, South Carolina, although he was born in South Carolina and he was raised in Southfield. Yeah yeah, South he went to south fully hot say say time? Was he from. Shut chump chucking softfully out? Yeah, shout out? Okay, Yeah that was the award? Was that? Yeah? He was under the performer category for inductee. He's still living? Did it? Didn't say? From from he looked like he's still love I could find that all long. And his second here, I mean. He would be like in his late eighties. That's that's wonderful. It's just like, well, why so long? Wait? Why they wait so long? Like he's being inducted, you said, all in time. So Chuffy Checker is still alive as twenty twenty five, at eighty three years old. Give him his flowers. Yeah, I'm glad, he says a lot. Recent coverage confirms he is alive and well, still making music and still performing. I know. It. Was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in twenty twenty five. He said, I ain't letting uncle roan the seat. Did y'all see that? Like what he was doing by Yeah? Yeah, I got to uncles in Uncle Rian Uncle saying, well, hold up, he was what I call. Yeah, he's still performing. He's sitting down. He's sitting down and what's what's the other one I've seen him? But he's good. He oh gosh, it'll come back to me. And they sit down and perform. Yeah, they do a little bit. Then they get the chair. Yeah that's. Big uncle Charlie, that's. Shout. Yeah. But his last show at the Dell, he was like he said, all right, I'm gonna sit down and talk to y'all. That was good, good, Yeah, he sit down and talk to y'all. He was out of breath. Like. But we're talking about them in the eighties, y'all seen new addition. They be tired. Bobby Brown, Bobby Brown, some beard like he didn't need a pump because he'd be out of breath. Like. You know what was great? I told you that's the greatest group of all time. The beat. I have the beat all the time with that, but they're the greatest group of all time seeing. His uh, probably in his little his bedroom when he was younger, trying to do that. But that's what they are. The only group outside of maybe the Jackson five, where every member came out with their own thing. It's still have you said this on the last time? And I said, and I was said that the Brothers was one too, like like yeah, but you I see what your point. You give us a song from they from back when they was younger. You shut candy, you know what I'm saying, I mean, now he was in the school. They had one called school. They had what I remember that. I'm trying to tell you that was my. I think I was Bobby Brown. No, not Bobby Brown. I see Bobby Brown because around he was. I wanted to be Rouph. I see him fire round. I'm like I did like ro was a pretty Robby Brown was about Rookie. I like the way he danced, and trust. I was a fan. I was. Michael was Michael, he was, he was in he was in Philly a lot you. Vote. Yeah, everybody liked Ricky, but Ricky is the only one who's really the one in shape too, Like right now, Michael Bivens though, you know, Michael discovered boys the men too. Michael. Yeah, was that what you got to say? All right, Ralph, go ahead. You I give a lot of respect to Michael Bivins though, because after they had their incident when they were young and they realized they had money and banker like that, he was the one that took everything and really learned the business. And because of that, I feel like he's the reason that new Audition is so relevant today from that he was able to do Bell the vote, Boys the men, ABCD, the whole thing. You know. Michael Bivins, he was the one who where everybody had basically spent all their money. Yeah, he still had his money still, right he Oh yeah, he learned the. Business and then he was like all that everybody was taking from them when you keep everything at home and you're doing That's why I told people, and no matter what you learn the business, how you've been relevant in the business. So I want to know who's the greatest group of all time? I just got female or just. When we're talking about good audition, because they got to be it's all time. It got to be now audition when you can't talk longevity, absolutely absolutely, and each of them. Had their like multiple albums and ain't just like they came up. They were going since they was like thirteen and they like and then they were big. Outside of me. Ralph I think was the was the one that didn't do as well as everybody else, but he still had bankers. You need him, man, Yeah, but that was. But he did. Yeah he had one, he had he did have one more. But what you think Bobby Brown, b b D? Why you killing bb D? Gil He sounded like you're growing when he came in. He's like, yo, who is that man? Like that man? But that was yeah, he he he gave new life. He bring new life in a new aditione when he came. And I do believe at some point in the future they will also be inducted into the Rock and roll. They should have moved. I don't know. I mean, well, you can't. I can't really say that, you know why, because people like Dolly Parton just got it last year. That's right, I'm saying Dolly just got in last year. That's why. It's like when you really think about I don't know what. Yeah, I think Dion work just got it last year, you know what I'm saying. So what Yeah, they her and Dolly Parton were both last year. So when you think of their longevity in the in the business and Dolly part and everything, I mean, yeah, Dolly Parton in twenty twenty four, you know what I mean, it's been a minute. But music excellence. Those last few awards induct Rock and Roll Hall of Pay inductions for twenty twenty five, where Tom Bell, Nicky Hopkins, and Carol Kay. I don't know if you guys know them. So that isn't. Who are they in general? Interesting what you're looking at seeing. So here's the criteria real quick. So I'm gonna read a little bit of the criteria to be inducted. To be inducted in the Rock and Eligibility requirements, and artists or band becomes eligible for nomination twenty five years after the release of their first commercial selection criteria. The primary criteria and the influence and significance of the artist contributes to the development, evolutionary perpetuation of rock and roll. Considerations include impact on music, culture, influence and other musicians definitely go long Jeffty that of their career, embody of work, stylistic innovation, and music excellence. I'm still voting. And then it says, so here's a quick summary at the table. It says requirement details years twenty five years, main cropterier, influenced, significant innovation, impact, music excellence, categories performer, early influence, non performer a met urgan with music influence, music excellence, and then voting process nominations Committee, Nominating Committee, International Voting Panel, and fan vote included. So the fan vote probably like insignificant. Well, I'm gonna tell you that though, because I did see the poll and I did vote this year, and so when it came out because Marian Cary was also on that list, and so when I got to see. The list, I'm like, oh, is this interesting, Brian carry. Yeah, but I was very surprised to see when it because I was like, oh, okay, So I was like surprised to see you know some of like our favorites, right, and then when I saw who actually the one, I was like, cool, Kerry. Did not didn't hold on? So got up start right? Didn't you get a star on Hollywood Walk? Yeah, but that's not Yeah, I mean you're going to l A and they do him in Philly too. Because but then you gotta think about it. The rock and roll, Yeah, the rock and Roll Hall of Fame is something that's been around, Like it was like that's this has been around for a long time. But at one time they were only putting rock and roll in there. That's what I was about to say. The fact that now there it's been opened up to other genres and they are considering people. Like but why are they higher than the Grammy Hall of Fame or the National Rhythm and Blues Hall of Fame, Like people look at the rock and roll as if you made it versus the other ones. And because they kind of followed the rock and roll rock and roll was like kind of. You know what I think should being in Luther like I feel like Luca just the way I did I. Did, I'm gonna do that. Yeah, definitely been around twenty five years. Definitely has him. Not only he got influencing across the board. Yeah, performances performances was excellent. I don't remember a lot of his performances. What what. His music videos. I remember see him on stage performer I. Talked about They talked about his performance because of his keen detail to his uniformity. I'm trying to jackets and his backup dancing videos. Though I think I remember, I mean pot blocking and nothing like that he was. I remember more of him in music videos than that do live stage. Performance he did. I remember my parents was. They he would do kind of like those small intimate but he would do like a like a session like he you know, how do you know how to go to Vegas? You would do? To check his documentary he sold out, No it was I'm saying, yeah, he did that. But he did a lot of like because they were running back all the time, and he would come back all the time. My mom was in love with you. Yeah, and he was relevant. He stayed the course too. So but okay, I guess that upon on on. Classles good news and bad news, that was all right, good news and music a little bit did have a little bit of bad news and music. So not God. For those who are watching or keeping track, your showing that these cones trial has started, and for multiple following that some stuff is good, some stuff is bad. It's just a mix. As you view, you can create your own thoughts and testimonies. And then Chris Brown was arrested two days ago. Yeah, he about to come to silly. Chris Down is on a major tour right now and sold out tours and to dates to Chris Brown. He is in London right now and upon arriving in Manchester he was picked up. I guess they got win that he was on his way there. And this incident happened in twenty twenty three at a nightclub. He allegedly assaulted music producer. Music producer claims that he hit him over the head on a two year town threw him to the ground and kicked and stormed him, him and his entourage while he was on the ground twenty twenty three. But the thing is, I don't know how the law works cross country, and I don't know if that was the last time he was over there, and but now he's back over there with like almost like multiple sold out show dates over there, and they upon his private jet it was almost like oh they Yeah. I think they probably knew that he was coming back. So my question, even like whatever, even if you ain't doing nothing, could you get like somebody to run a report to make sure I ain't no warrants or nothing in that country or. Yeah, that was like a gonna do nothing. They probably he probably felt it wasn't that significant for something. Like that two years later, that's crazy. Yeah, limitation right, Plus it's I guess it's criminal, right, But this. Is but isn't one word against the other, Like why y'all ain't catch me when when it happened? Is I'm not I was trying to find out exactly when the tour dates our schedule over there. Because they are holding him in custody and they deny. His bill, he can't catch up. I like Chris. I like him that's crazy. Hm hmm, that's wild. Yeah, pre Chris and someone what the reason is why he got denied? Bill, I mean, he's a flight risk. Probably they probably feel like because of his money and his private jet. And you know what, different from there. I don't know, that's the only thing. Those other countries are a little different when it comes to. Well, I already see next probably gonna miss some of his tour dates. It's probably gonna miss some being hell, he might be helped. I've seen that he might be held till like the beginning of June. I know, my daughter was like, oh my gosh, I've been waiting for this because the last time she's seen him was years ago. And now she's like, he's locked up, so I might have to generation should. Be out by August. Second, that's when he's coming to Philly. Okay, that's. June. As long as he make it to Philly, it should be cool. It's not. Well, they said you can face up to sixteen years. For the assault. Yeah, that's a lot. So the man in second, he's supposed to be in Tampa. So I'm trying to see if the So here's. Some of the details, right. It says hold on, are you still recurt? No? Go ahead, all right. Here's some of the details of the case. A rest charge. Brown was arrested at the Lowry Hotel in Manchester on Thursday May fifteen, twenty twenty five, in charge with grievous bodily harm with intent. The charge stems from an alleged tack to at the Tate Club in London's Mayfair District in February twenty twenty three, during which Brown is accused of assaulting music producer A Daiwa Da daw how you said, da I don't know with a bottle, causing serious injuries. Court appearance. On Friday May sixteen, twenty twenty five, Brown appeared in Manchester Magistrate's Court. He confirmed his identity but did not enter a plate. Maybe that's what it is. The judge, citing the seriousness of the charge and concerns about Brown being a flight risk, denied Bell and ordered him to remain in custody. That's why, yes, she said, flight risk. Yeah, flight risks where I'm at where I'm. Because they know he's not from there, so they got a fivate. Yet he's not from that country and ye come back, so they know he's not home. It's different when you home and they think you're going to run to somewhere else, but they know that he don't live there. Yeah, it says, It goes on to say, let me see next step. The case has been transferred to the South Fork Crown Court in London, with the next herring schedule for June thirteenth, twenty twenty five. Potential penity. If convicted of grievous body harm with intent, Brown could face up to sixteen years in prison under UK law. And that's where I was going because the UK law, Yes, I said, when I was talking about the laws versus the different countries. It's not like here. And I always tell people don't go on other countries at crazy like the right, Yeah you can't, you just rush you. I thought she was is that where she wasn't? Was she in Okay? She was in Russia? Yeah she was Russia. Yeah. But these other countries you just have to be really careful because their law is not the United States law. So if you think you know you're right, you don't unless you really pay attention to and as you're moving around it changes. But it's not like here, and everything you think you have and that's going to protect you is out the door when you're in another kind. I don't understand why people act out one in these other countries. Like nah, if I go to another country, Nope, I ain't doing nothing. I don't trust them because that offense here in the United States. So you hit somebody with about y'all got into a fight in the club, that is going to be that's that could be almost like what they call it treeson or you know, like almost like death sentence. In another country. But there it could be something, especially. In a place safe example in like Taiwan where it ain't no profit like you. So you come over here and start and that nonsense, they're gonna make you a. That's like Dubai. A woman go over there and she raised her voice of the man. Yeah, you can't. Yes, a lot of things you just cannot do public in all other eras. So you know, hopefully we'll see how it panel kind of track it. He is supposed to be in Philly on August sixteenth. August the August sixteenth, he's supposed to be in Philly and also but he's also supposed to be in DC on August tenth and in Hershey, Pa on all the fifth, So all that is right here in the area. All of them are driving distance if you can't get tickets to the Philly show. But yeah, I guess let's see what happens. With Oh my gosh. Yeah, now you you mentioned the Diddy try, but you skated over it. What's your thoughts on real. Quick, because we got to do our id I missed this IDU this year. Boy Charles Gregor with. The Beautiful Classic Lady Sparkle. And the Beautiful and Beautiful and you listen to we talked. He's acted talking w p P Philadelphia, one of six point five, and we talked after the talk and we are now in one. Of the stories that see class class. You're already finished Lady in the building. So classes. The Sparkle was just asking more about the the Diddy trial because you said I skated. Over you did. He was like, yeah, everyone that. But then Chris Brown like. What because he already you know, because I'm sitting here like one has been in jail. We all know he's been in jail. Another one just got I'm using using the word captive, but that's how I feel because he's locked up in other country, so we don't know what's about to happen to our breezy, but uh did he don't catch it? If you can't catch your timeue what's going on? They just had no trials trial. Third on. Just listening through this testimony, trying to see what happens, all different kind of reports coming. Of course they they're not having like cameras there, but it's just been a bunch of reports coming from the the court rooms in terms of what's happening. And the only thing about that is is like like mixed information. But they did report that he had like he got like really upset and kind of like almost like went off a little bit in regards to some of the testimony that was being said. Yeah, so you know, I it's so much happening there to where he's already in a position where anything he does there, you know, he's under this microscope now, right, So the he already had other issues coming from phone calls and other stuff that he was doing. I don't you know, they know who he is, but. I don't know how much they're how hard or lenient they're being with him when it comes through good and bad behavior doing these situations. But he's had just multiple things of coming out of there, things that he's doing and he's not supposed to be doing. So what he's locked up? Yeah, I didn't hear about that. What happened even with the phone one calls and stuff like that. So he's like he got like a burner. No, but you're like calling home and you know the. Recording the conversation. Burn I'm sure he does. They're not gonna say he does, but I. Hear that he doesn't have any black hair dye. That's what I did here, like his gray. Is like yeah, I saw pictures of that, and it was so funny because I first saw those pictures, I was like, oh they did that. I thought somebody like photoshopped. But then I was like, oh, he really just doesn't. Apparently he's been dying and we didn't known. Now all the photos of I was like, so, I'm like, man, he stressed out, he wanted that great. Do you I thought it was photoshop? Do you know enough information? If I asked questions that you'll be able to answer. One question, is he gave Cassie about maybe twenty to thirty million we know that was Is it something that was similar to the Bill Cosby, where it's double jeopardy if she takes the stand or was it for her not to produce a book? Like, why is it that she's able to take the stand even after the payout? No, I see what you're saying, because that was well, I think that the quick, easy answer to that is the civil versus criminal. Oh okay, so now that's what I'm saying. When they paid her, I thought that it was an iron clad that's something that well, no, I thought it was iron clad that it wouldn't be able to be criminal as well. You know, that's what you're saying. Because she was she was she was basically telling him that she was going to, you know, put up a lawsuit videotape. That's why it's less about Cassie, more about the traffic. But they're using her as so it's not necessarily about the domestic right. It's about the other stuff. And she's a witness here. She's still a witness to a lot of that stuff because she was like how long was it like ten years? Yeah? Okay that that hand the hell? So I think her testimony is still going to stand in court. You know, it's not necessarily her right. The jury can still hear it, you know what I mean, even if they say strike that from the evidence. There's a problem with that though, having Cassie testify, because that implicates her. Also, when you talk about trafficking, if you're in the commence, if you're if you're with the agency that's doing certain things. So if you're with Diddy and you're you was his artist, you're with this organization, it's like an organizational thing. Yes, exactly, that's exactly what it becomes. Cody. Yeah, so now it's like, okay. Yeah, but the but the thing is she's saying all of her stuff, all of her stuff has been about I guess, I don't I guess being forced or. No, that's happening now her testimony. Well, I've been keeping out with some of the reporters, and I don't get that she was forced a lot of her Now, not every single time, not every single time she was forced. Cassie has gave up enough enough testimony that will prove that a lot of this stuff she did willingly. Yeah, like she liked it. She wanted it for whatever reason, whether you was doing it because you wanted to keep up whatever it was about money, if it was about this being young and naive, she did it though. They do it because they want to. They do it because they want And I said the same thing when it came to the r Kelly things. You did it because of whatever you thought you were going to get out of it. Like she's like, I forget her partner whoever this other woman was, was saying, you know, the only time he was talking to her about her album when they were in these positions in these rooms. It's like, oh, you know, now he's feeling her head about all these things he's going to do for her, and so you like, okay, and like if you you know, let me just so. So Yeah, you were willing and you you did that like all them girls. Yeah, that's extreme, it is, but that's very very extreme. People stay around for what they think they're going to get, which is crazy. I can't speak for Cassie, but I've been in some places when I was young, and I really felt like this could be my opportunity to go to the next level if I sell my soul. Right, But I just want to push back a little bit because I hear I hear that, right, But I hear a lot of women singing. You know that because he's in power, right, they feel intimidated, So it forces them to accept certain or or do certain behaviors because how big and how powerful he is. Well, let's let's shrink it down to a dot. How many times have you seen young girls with the drug dealers who be like, Oh, I'm to get me a pair of airings, a pair of sneak like whatever. It's like the same thing. It's the gold digger mentality. I'm gonna give you this, you give me that. We have a mutual agreement. It's a barter, and now everybody leaves away happy. So I think that's where the consensual is. But on a psychological basis, you got what they call Stockholm syndrome, you got the women's battered syndrome. You got these things where women who our prostitutes are looking for love and looking for this, and then you got the pimp who tells them sweet nothings and it's still a reciprocal thing. But the mentality of the woman, there's something, there's a deficiency there, and I think that's what they're trying to get into. Because when you talk about the the position of power thing and the intimidation thing with somebody like this who can say do this or I will it's almost like three. But that's what I'm saying. Drug dealers is the same thing. Like it's just like it ain't it ain't filmed, but somebody who got power. It's just a person who who's your audience. You know what I'm saying, like do. This or I'm not going to give you this, or I'm not do this, or I'm gonna tell everybody you you know what I'm saying. And then when you video and you videotape all these things, the mod stuff over people's kids, it's a black man. Mmm, I don't know, there's so many. I don't know. I get the I get the position of power, and I get that, you know, just being this a normal person, you know what I mean, and being in that situation where you feel intimidated by the opposite sex. And you've been these situations where you are like, oh, I don't want to say no, this is not gonna be what I want to do. But then you find yourself compromising. But at what level do you be like no, that's I'm at what level do you be like no, that's not like. And honestly much, I don't out of everything we sit here and saying, I don't believe that it's just one. I believe it's a combination. Of all of the time. It's a little bit of everything. He's so freaking beautiful. I'll just be looking at her like you are so chaz. See it's the one we see. But you got kem Porter, you got Mesa Hitt, and you got like all allegedly. But all these women are probably going to say that they have very similar stories. I mean, I don't know. J Lo could probably be like, that's why she got out of dodge, you know what I'm saying. So it could be a lot of women. I believe and who they don't do that I dare not talk too. Mm hmm yeah. I just you know, I think he's gonna get off. I think this though, and this is I don't want people to come from me. I don't. I don't because but I'm gonna say it's it's my opinion. It does not reflect we talk these thoughts. Disclaimer. I believe that, uh, I don't believe that Diddy is should go to jail for what they're trying him for. However, I believe in Karmick, and I believe that he's done things where he had to sit down and God said, you've done these things. I'm gonna show you you not God. Whatever you're you know how holding them be like they got you want to see who I am. You're gonna pray to me to be like whatever. But I personally think that what he's dealing with, it's like, you know a person who go to jail for something they didn't do, but you did a lot of stuff that you could have been sitting here for. That's all. Look at his situation and. It's happening to him right now. He's happening to him right now. And I wouldn't want to, you know, when it was early on, you didn't want to say too much because I've been thinking the same thing the whole time, Like all these things that they are saying that he is guilty of is not a criminal act. It might be. What's the what's the what's the playboy guy? The I'm quite sure who had the free calls? That was crazy? You know what I mean? Like and maybe similar, But where's the kid that that they said he uh. Oh or whatever? Who had Puffy? I know they said that, uh, I know. When they came at the whole, he said, I'm different. Well, was it a different kid or was that the same kid? Because I thought it was the one kid that had I. Don't know, I think that was the one. Was that the same one with hold? She said it was both of them? Yeah, And then it was they found that it was alive. From the lawyer who was trying to course the defense. Even the even the girl's father put out a statement saying, I don't ever remember m driving three hours to pick my daughter up, like he said, Like, had I did that, I think I would have remembered dripping three hours to pick her up from somewhere and something like that happened, and he said he ain't never remember that. The girl from Danity Kinge just came out and. I don't know what y'all have to leave. Me out of it. She did, and they hair up to They was like, oh, you've been talking all this time, but now you one. But she like, yo, I've been talking. Y'all ain't been listening. Now y'all want now what counsel, why don't you talk? But do it? It's just like you got the jury. You could do I don't know. I feel like she talked whenever she get a chance because she just was on the MASD singer and when they were realed it was her. She stood there and it's like why did n can is like why did you the show? And she starts talking about that. So you talk about that whenever you can get an opportunity to talk about it. And I didn't know they got hurt. They wanted her to take the stand, though they didn't. Hurts her to take the stand. That's what she probably don't want to take the stand. If you gets the opinion you gotta take this. But when but when you get the little lawsuit she had where she only got three hundred dollars, you thought she would have one this. Wait, what happened? She had a lawsuit against Diddy for the publishing when so oh yeah, and other girls didn't take it or something. Well, I kind of feel like he knew a lot of this stuff was about to hit the fire because he people who he wouldn't give publishing too and started he started giving them their publishing almost like okay, like you want to yeah, but the thing is that publishing came with an n DA agreement, right, so you had to sign an NDA agreement in order to get this publishing, because it was almost like his way of shutting people up to sign this India, get you're publishing, because I guess he felt like, ry, I ain't know that. Yes, so business man, your businessman move, but also figuring I can give them this on as a return. They can be quiet. They didn't sign this, they can't say nothing. And she was fighting for something and she finally got whatever she was doing and ended up being like three hundred dollars. Oh wow, my, that's just something crazy. They said that he should have did with uh Russell. Simmons did went to belieze because it was some type of law that. He did go somewhere and came back. Who did you know? He never went nowhere And he was telling everybody like I'm not running, and he gave up his passwords, he gave up everything. He wasn't on his jest. He's like matter of fact, he even went back to New York because he was in Miami. He went back to New York on some I'm right here, I'm not running type stuff. I think I think she made off and I think that people under estimating like how much he may have on other people. That's that's what I'm about, that part the tapes, between the tapes and the NBA's but that was one of the things that was happening while he was in jail. So you're making phone calls home, hey, and during those phone calls. They doing conference calls or calling another call making. He was trying to intimidate people from jail, gotcha. And I think I heard that even through the kids or ye. Running up on people like you and they you know, trying to get other phone called. That probably part of it. And then trying to get to other people through the phone call. Yeah, so he's like trying to call people from there, trying He's still trying to get people to not talk. So that's the thing. Yeah, if Puffy gets lost and he comes home, what do y'all think would be like his first course of like recovery. Well, I think what I do think. I think he will get off but his of course, his career is done. His career, you know what I'm saying. I think that he'll probably write a book or something like that movie in movie, probably do a movie, you got I think he's still got enough resources to do it. He probably sent some money across. I mean, now, all he gotta do is sit. In bank, right, That's what I was gonna say. His career over on that be in. The front, but not he lost all his endorsements. But he lost all That's what they say that this started from now with the whole Sarah and George Colooney, that argument of him suing them because he felt like the agency was pushing George Clooney's but not pushing his based on race. So they're like, you know what, they're trying to quiet them. But my question to y'all is that do y'all think that this is getting more publicity? Like how he did r Kelly more than Weinstein, more than what's the other guy? Was pretty big. I don't remember being like like they. Do everywhere they was talking about conspiracy. Do they do it? Do they do a Netflix? They did a documentary. I did. Because because I want to look, I want to say who, because this is the other guy. I watched the one that killed himself in the gym. They said, that's the watch that was crazy. That Yeah, that's what I'm saying his he did. They did a documentary Epstein, Epstein and Wan. Yeah, Weinstein is the Hollywood director because on something Oprah and everybody. He's the one that he's been too. Weinstein and Epstein, Yeah, Epstein and. And she now did she died. The accomplished woman that they got going on her now she. Got They got a whole other documentary just talking about how she was the person bringing all these. I'm talking about. He's like him and Oprah were really good friends. Him and all the holl he was the half was all over the police, very and people, was winning up on stage. But that's somebody differently, That's that's Weinstein. That's why I was you're talking about. Yeah, he wasn't as big as Weinstein in Hollywood. Okay, well that was all over the police. The Weinstein is huge. Went through his house and everything, right, they talked about they did one on his wife. The wife was making the transactions like come here back. She wasn't his wife, No, she was just some chicken. I don't know if they were. They were said, I think the biggest thing that floored me about that story was when he started dealing with the owner of New York and Company. Because New York and Company, bath and body Works and Finch like they all one umbrella. He started dealing with the owner of that to the point where people thought. They were a couple just men. No, I know, but the owner of that is a man. Yeah, owner of that is a man. Where people thought they were like a couple. It was alleg that they were that he did have some type of you and with him, but he denied it because everybody's like, why did you get it? And then he took that man for all his money? And there was also one in royalty. There was also one that was a part of it that was with princess dying them with the royal family. Well, so Epstein, yes, so Epstein had ties of all these people. He because he had pictures with the president. I think it was. Island yea, the sons from the royal Flamily was out on that island. Everybody was out on that island. He had he had also So although he been a thing has been, although he's unallived himself, is it real like, although. He's unalived his self for all the they're saying that they said that he didn't. Yeah, they said that he left his jail for the day. You know what happened the night It happened. Cameras weren't working. That's what I'm saying. You're alleged that, I think because he had so much on people, like if you watch us, so he has so much on which I feel the same way. So he he has so much on people. That's why people are not talking. Nobody wants to deal with his wrath. You think he still ain't got so. You think we'll get back. You think going back to Epstein. You think he living on an island, like cast away somewhere. I think he was murdered. Oh you do think he's that. I don't know. I was like you. They said he all they showed a body and him out, so they were saying that, but they were saying he committed suicide. I don't think he committed I think he killed them because he he knew too much. That's why I said he alived hisself. But I didn't see the body. But you said that you did. Okay, he is that. It was a Macavelly type. And they took him out, took him out, But I don't think. I don't think he committed suicide. Okay, yeah, I wouldn't think so either, Not when you got that much dirt on somebody that they're like, hey, he gotta go, so allegedly. See I'm done, But I know I said I had some little thing like myn was a long as, but only because I wanted to jump to because you asked the music, So. Only only because I. Wanted to jump real quick over to Smokey Robinson, who is the latest in the news who has been allegedly targeted for. Sex harassment by women, and him and his. Wife are both him and his wife are both you know, denying and no comment and just trying to let their lawyers speak for them right now. But I mean over like over twenty years. Quincy Jones, didn't they have something on him too in his later years. Yeah, I'll look, I'll look. But that's crazy. It's like people wait until like sixty years later. It was watching the news, I was like, they got smoking. Who else coming next? Let me smoke a ros. I don't want they want money. They don't want the criminal They wanted the money. They don't want the press charge because. It seems like, you know, all the stuff is happening and I don't know what the I don't remember the statue of limitation is on these type of crowns, but it's pretty up there in number. So it's almost like they're like, I got two. Here's that. Let me call now, Like I don't know what these women are thinking, but. I want to. I want to that's my last storious that's gonna say. I want to over to see. I want see to tell me what he thought. As I'm looking at his face. How old is he? How old is smoking? Eighty four? I think about smoky. Yeah, I think that's a hot mess. Yeah, either way it goes. If it's true, if it's true. If it's not true, it's just a hot mess. If it is true. If this makes me think, it just makes me think of you know, those family members, those uncles, you know what I mean. Think you know those uncles. You know that's in your family, you know what I mean? I would like to put that on. I like, when you're gonna be realistic, you want to start thinking. You know, we all got those people in our family, those uncles you know who get touchy philly and nobody or everybody know about him, but don't ever say nothing and sleep it under the rug, you know them type. Yeah, you keep yourseluping under rug nobody, don't say nothing. You know what, though, I think Uncle Smokey was touching them girls. Yeah, I think back then though, they had a different type of culture. What did Charlotte Maine from Breakfast Club? He was like, it's like a rape culture, which was okay. Like I was watching something on TV Land. It was the old old family feud. This man went down the line kissing everybody on the leg remember that. I was like, wait, and then I've seen one interview was a it was an older venue interview and he kissed the little girl on the lips or ask her inappropriate and it was in front of parents, and it was like it was like acceptable. So not knowing how long ago this was, it's like I think people are like, like you said, when the child is feeling like, oh that you touched me and it didn't feel right. Now I'm old enough to now say you were wrong. And I don't even know if the assailant knows how wrong they were, you know what I'm saying, Like he might have been like thinking that it was okay because he's done it so much, that got away with it, that he didn't really touched to. So yeah, because I kind of feel like it's like like you just used to compare him to the family, But back then you could do things that it's not I can't do now. So I'm wondering when it comes to the Smoky Robinson situation. And there was some girls thinking back like because back then it probably they probably didn't think it was a crime, but today it is. Right. But that's what I'm saying, Are you talking nothing about that? You know to hold this whole show? Come on, so let me let me get some good dudes out, like real quick. He actually was on the show. Friend to the show, But I actually had the opportunity to host a blue jacket fashion show where I was the host, and it was about prostatect cancer, right, and so about Zero prosect Cancer. That inn prosect Cancer is the leading national nonprofit with the mission to end prosect cancer and help all who are impacted. Right, And so this was a nonprofit called Zero and every year they do this huge fashion show. All gentlemen come in with blue jackets to acknowledge, uh, yeah, the awareness for prosec cancer. And so Mike Jerk was one of our honorrees, which makes this even more special. And so I just want to give a shout out actually host this event and so we talked a little bit about fascion, so that was pretty cool. But he sent it in a video. He was actually uh covering. The Super Bowl at the time, which was done. Oh yeah, Spark, you was dead. Yeah you held it down, So thank you. I appreciate it was cancer. It's about you know, making sure that you know, we give some men go and get checked. Just PSA. That simple, it's not hard. They don't do anything inappropriate. Can I just go? All right? So I worked in oncology, so I really do have background in prose cancer. So for men, like Charles said, the PSA is nothing but a blood test. That's it. All you do. You know, get your arm ready. They'll put the rubber band which is the venupuncture the tourniquet around your arm and you know what your PSA. Now understand, when you have a high PSA, it doesn't necessarily mean there's cancer because the test that they're using or they're comparing to where let's just say white men from forty to fifty years ago of their PSA, so necessarily it doesn't mean it. But you should talk to your doctor, just like women should check their breast men should check their scrollamp always feel to see if there's anything different down there. Also, if you're going to the bathroom. A lot of times men don't realize that your testosterone starts to decline after thirty five years old and your estrogen level starts to come up, so a lot of times the prostate gets enlarge. So if you're going to the bathroom a lot of times in the middle of the night, it could be other colmorbidities like diabetes other things, but it should also be let me talk to my doctor, because it is natural for a man's prostate to grow. How do you prevent these type of things as far as keeping a healthy prostate? Eating healthy, working out. Sometimes sperm retention is good, not always having and I might sound a little t in mine, but a lot of masturbation or a lot of intimate sex sometimes you do need those times where not all the time, but you know what I'm saying. So those are just things to look into. Again, when you are about forty years old, get your prostate checked. Also, if you have to get it to the point where they find something and your doctor needs to do a biopsy, it's called a gleasing score. So when they do the biopsy they do where they'll have a gleasing score to see how high your gleasing score is to tell you if you have malignancy present. So I hope that was helpful. That's fantastic, all right, y'all. So a couple of different things. So I had the opportunity to go to Manila to do a presentation to those over in the country. Now, this was the a CI Global Conference, and what that is is the Association and Image Consultants International. Uh, these are the top stylist consultants on the planet, right, And so I had the opportunity to go there. They wanted me to talk a little bit about fashion and AI and how we can enhance a lot of the things that you're doing using AI, right, And so I had opportunity to go there. But what was interesting about this is a little less about that, but more about the game Changer program is where I got my first certification in the AI. So shout out to Sue my rock line and the fantastic people out there. I'm only talking about this because I want to amplify this organization because they specifically target a lot of us, and I say us, I'm talking about black folk right and helping you get more information about AI. What happens with tends to happen about our community is that we get everything. Last there was very specific in making sure that they amplify certain tools and resources out there to make sure that you can get the information to be competitive in this global economy, right, not the last And so I took the thing out of a certification to another class, got another certification. So I'm very well versed in AI. But I say all this to say that I'm very proud and honored that they actually created a video for me amplifying me about how well I did in the class, so that to put in context, that's what I'm about to play now. Will be right back, y'all. My name is Sue in my rock mind, and I'm the founder and CEO of Diverse Force, which power the Diverse Force Game Changes Accelerator, a twelve week program designed to equip professionals with the AI and tech skills they need for future career and business success. Charles Gregory was a standout participant in our accelerator, demonstrating not only a deep commitment to learning AI, but also a strong ability to apply it in a way that bridges technology and creativity. Through this program, Charles developed is apt Scene Still, which is a prime example of how AI can be leveraged to revolutionize industries like fashion, media and branding. His work during the Accelerator was a testament to his vision, technical execution and ability to innovate game changes. Is all about preparing professionals to lead in this AI driven future, and Charles's a shining example of the mission in action. His ability to merge AI with fashion and branding is a powerful demonstration of what's possible when creativity meets emerging technology. I have no doubt that his insights at the ai CI Global Conference will inspire others to explore the intersection of AI and creative industries, just as he has done through our program. Congratulations Charles on this well earned opportunity to showcase your work on an international stage. We're proud to have been part of your journey and I look forward to seeing you and continue to push the boundaries of AI and innovation. Tiers is a program, and I'll never tell we don't do any cause to action, but what I will say is I would like to see more of our folks be active in certain scopes that we normally are not. That's why we always speak on areas of stem esteem, right, and so it's very important for us to be more competitive because and this infrastructure is good to see more black folks in it, but I didn't see a lot of us in this ecosystem. Even when I talk about the metaverse and n f T S, we are always last on the boat. So you guys need to jump on, get more informed, get more education, and go from there. So shout out to the game change the program of diverse forces whom and all the good folks. Shout out to you, shout out to me like, yeah, we're gonna get. That's sorry, I give myself around because everybody. Yeah, I appreciate it. And you went to Philippines too. I went to the Philippines. Yeah, I went to the Philippine. Well that's Manila, right, Yeah, yeah, so I went to the philip Nola. Yeah. So I went to Poonakana first. Yeah, yeah, it was I can't remember. I went there first, and then I. Yeah that was the year before, year. Before, and then went to the Philippines in Manila. And so how was that experience out there? The people, the hospitality, I'm going to say this. I never ever went to a place. And first of all, I don't travel. I don't like to travel. I hate going through the TSA, I hate it. Don't touch me, don't search me. I don't like any of that. Right, I won't touch my bag, don't break my bag, stop going through my stuff, stop telling me take off my shoes. I'm getting triggered by it, right. But in any event, I got there and the people so nice, man really nice. Of course the women that were beautiful over there, but everybody was so so so nice in it. It just made me think that maybe I need to travel more to experience different countries. But one of my biggest fears is going to somewhere, certain places where I know they don't like us, you know. And so for me, I will definitely go back there if I had the opportunity, I would definitely go back to people. They gave thing. It's giving me pre I saw the videos, good stuff. Yeah, so when I further do Charles Gregory, we talked we have to talk a w P and P philadephiy one of six point five. We talked, we have to talk with you and beautiful. And beautiful Chi Chi. MOI, you got a story for us? Got something? Okay, okay, everybody, everybody. The time has now come this evening for the Rebuild your Life segment. And this is a segment that I am so guys, I'm so excited about because this has been something that has been birth from my own personal experience. Now, the Rebuild your Life segment is about the beginning of the Rebuild your Life segment starting tonight, is about the makeover, right. It's about reinvention. It's about reinventing your self so you can be the best version of yourself. I don't know about you guys out there, but I know I want to be the best version of me. So that's what I did. I went out and I did that and now I am sharing it with you so you can be the best version of yourself. So, guys, ladies, this is about, like I said, reinventing yourself. A lot of us out there have forgotten about our dreams, our goals because of life. Life has taken over, right, But now it's time to put the fire back up under those dreams and go after them. And it's about transformation. It's about identifying yourself. It's about having the confidence to go after those dreams. It's about having the confidence to say. I can still do it. This is to rebuild your life bringing This is about transformation. In the news, we just saw Lizzo make this astonishing transformation with her weight loss and shout out the Lizzo and Lizzo is a perfect poster child right now for the Rebuild Your Life's makeover segment because she has took the confidence, she has identified herself and she has took the steps to transform and now she is walking in a new person. And that's what that is a part of what the makeover segment is about. It's about identifying. It's about stepping out on faith. It's about being on a mission. Women on a mission. What does that sound like? What does that feel like? I need you, guys, to feel this in your soul. I need you to feel this in your spirit. We all have dreams and goals that are sitting there that are waiting for us to take them off the shelves and go after them. But there's a process, there is a system that we have to follow and it's starting with the makeover. It's about having the right mindset. It's about knowing who you are it's about taking action. But first we have to, like you asked me earlier, what do you do when somebody comes to you and they have an issue. We got to identify the problem. We have to identify where we are in life when we have to be brutally honest. So that being said, anybody out there who is ready to make that shift in their life, anybody out there who is tired of letting their dreams, letting their goals, letting their potential sit on the back burner. You know you have potential. You know there's something burning inside of you. The time is now. The time is now. That's what I'm here to tell you. The time is now. If I could do it, you could do it. This is to rebuild your life brand. This is time to reinvent yourself. This is time for you to find your identity. This is time for you to live in your perfect self. Starting right here, right now, is to rebuild your life brand. This is the makeover. This is the makeover, and we have many different moving components to the makeover. But first we have to start with the mind. We're starting with the mindset. It starts with the top and then we're going to work down to the bottom. Guys. Mm hmm, that's where we're at. That's where we're at. Okay that listen, when you talk about being able to take take take a moment and assess where you are right to to reevaluate how you're feeling yourself to make a change, I think that this is an excellent opportunity to think about that, right, who who are you? Right? What is your why? Right? Is there opportunity for me to look at myself and say, you know what, there's some things that are missing, there's some things that I can do better, and today is today. And I think that was an excellent statement. So I'm gonna give you round the claws for that, because I know you inspire. I know you inspire the people, and that's what we need here. Sometimes we just need a little bit more, we need a little bit more push to make changes. And sometimes we're just scared to make the change. Right. Sometimes we just you know, we're nervous that you know, if we make a step, then we might step in the wrong direction, or we may not have that that that that safety net. But sometimes you just have to step the face. Martin Luther King said this. He said, the first step of faith is to take the first step. You don't have to see the whole hair, the whole staircase. Just take the first step right, and so it's important just take it. Never know right at the very least right. You can't feel if you ain't try, you gotta try it fell forward. I have a saying, I have a sing and the Rebuild your Life Planner, and it goes, what if this works out? What if this so happens to work out the superior point? What if that's the workout? That's right, that's right, all right, ladies and gentlemen, You boy Trus Gregor beautiful. Class, beautiful and a beautiful and this. Is we talk weekly after the talk with w p p P Philadelphia one O six zero point five FM. 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