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Puss up. Your artist is Doug E. Fresh, and you're watching and we talk weekly. You're listening to right here. Please the wife cheer, plugging, lean back, fill the air, the rhythm flow from the hardest street in the studio. Blow again, fill the post. So the scene. It's more than the shows. The end between. We talk weekly, we talk weekly, we talk weekly. It's more than the show. Is the en between. Week talk weekly, exalk weekly, we talk weekly. Talk. It's more than a Show's the end between. And we're here, Ladies and gentlemen, we talk weeklies after they talking w PPM and P Philadelphia one on six point five film, we talked weeklies after they talk with your boy Charles Berkeley and the. Beautiful classy Lady Sparkle, beautiful. And beautiful Denisa Henry. So you already know we got a jam packed show. I'm super excited about the day because I get to see y'all my favorites on the building or see the four screen. We're doing what we do. A lot of information that came up. I'm gonna talk to y'all a little later, but why don't you all start with how was your day? How was your day? Coy spark telling me how was your day? My day was cool. I had to get my truck fixed and they said it was ready. So when I went and picked it up, I was like, oh man, I don't have no gas, so go to the gas station. And when I seen them prices, I said, put regular. He's like regular in this? I said, absolutely? And how regular? You a beboutter? Get yourself a scooter or something. Man, I don't know overs up, but I was just saying. So that's how my did was not exciting, but still a part of my dad. I'm just hold on, I got to back up. So you put regular in a Ben's truck? Is that what you're telling me? I did. That's exactly what I'm saying. So I put some Lucas in there first, so I don't know we're gonna say, but rocking like this until otherwise. Oh man, you back it YOURSELFE all right? I guess that was your say good luck. I like to say, uh, how was your day, Sizzel, because I know you ain't. You got the same thing. I know you ain't put regular in your car. You was talking about gas earlier. Well, my my down grade was from premium to plus and I was like, and it went up to seventy one dollars. I was just like, hmm, have to get gased. That was mad mm hmm. Man, you get to the point where I don't usually let it go under like half a tank, I mean quarter tank, but it got under tank and just like, oh yes, but I had to do my little running around and you know, my my my estate sales and stuff like that. So you know, that's my that's my usual usual when I when I you know, try to relax and you know, get to do some hobby type stuff. For sure, for sure. And I know, uh, miss Henry, you got a bench truck to a Beamer one out for you putting regular in your car. I was about to say, I've been both of them even today. So I got to the thing because I was trying not to go below a quarter and take two, but it was below quarter and I was like, I look because I got working stuff next week, so I'm like, let me just go now. I looked at the prices and I'm like, when I had got my first Beamer, the BMW dealership said you don't have to put premium in these. In fact, we put regular in all the cars and some of them its own cars too. When we use regular in the state. So when I got the first one, I was using regular. So I got to the things today because it was still something in there. I just went to plus like with the regular. But yeah, no, the you know, I didn't fill it up. Say say, and this is the second and my first things. I switched from premium to Plus, and I was like, I can't do it. So yeah, every time I open my gas tank and it was like, do not put anything less than ninety one. I'm like. Too, Like, well, all y'all got big, big back body cars. You know, all y'all got them big cars. I'm the only one that should be putting regular in this car, you know what I saying. I'm good, But still that guess is crazy. I think I've I ain't found fill up no more. I think I do like half a tank and uh and pray that I could get through half the week. I saw something on TikTok somebody was filling up but I think it was a track or trailer or something or or whatever it was, and they were showing like fourteen hundred dollars. I was like, oh, mysh. Well, but I've seen something on TikTok with the Lucas injector stuff. It makes your gas lasts longer. So I did try. Yeah help, mm hmm. It looked like you're freezing against spark. Yeah, you're gonna have to move to a different place. Fro Yes, you froze as slow as that came out. That's how you came to look no doubt before we you know, and you jump into I guess we go into stories. Yeah, you have shout out to your sister's spark. You know, she's been doing some amazing work over there with the people. She's been working with some of the some of our leadership and making sure that the people are hearing a lot of the good content, a lot of the good conversation pieces. And I know she says something else for us for us on here, and we talk weekly. So I want to give her a shout out for the work that she Yeah, no doubt, no doubts. Yeah, Like she really does go unnoticed. Not only does she mentor a lot of the youth. There was kids who didn't have prim money dresses. She actually set up the proms at her barbershop, the balloons and everything, so that they could have, like, you know, a background job. She gave money for the you know, the dresses and she got uh. I've she got three children, which are my niece and my nephew. But her oldest daughter is autistic and she's nonverbal. So she's doing all this stuff for the community but still being a mom, especially a mom to a special needs child. So, and my niece is now fourteen, so it's not you know, she's getting bigger, but she's still a nonverbal So, but she's an angel. She is an angel. And my sister's one. To be a mother of a. Special needs child as well as giving back to the community like she does is remarkable. Yeah, fantastic. Well, she will not get unnoticed over here that we talk weekly. She keeps doing the great work. And you know how we love to amplify those people and give them a voice here for the voiceless. And so shout out to her. And we're going right too, madam counselor, how are you just. Fine and dandy? So first, before we go there, why don't you finish up your dan go right into your stories? So what else did I do? Oh? So I took it easy today I've been running around a lot, and I was recently six, so I know I w one pulls a jump back in. So I'm like, well, in the next fourteen days, today the only day I can sleep in. So I rolled out of bed at twelve and just went and got my many petty type of situation going, and then had my gas station experience, and then it was time that I got some Mexican to eat, and it was just time to log on, and I'm like, all right, here we go. It's show time, showtime, All right, well, why don't you give it your story? You ready for me? Absolutely give it to us early, all right, ladies and gent According to local news sources, twenty twenty five was a good year for Philadelphia with a big reduction in homicage, which their estimate and went down fifteen to eighty percent. However, the city has also seen a slew a spike in domestic violence cases, with an increase of twenty percent of reported cases. Now, notice that's it reported cases. Statistically, domestic violence goals largely unreported. Oftentimes that's because of fear of retaliation or people have nowhere else to go once they get started with the process, so they feel like they're stuck and for a plethor of other reasons. So for there to be an increase in reported cases that means something, but it's not totally reflectible what's really going on out here now. Nationally, the FBI reports a significant uprising in recent years of domestic violence across the whole entire country. In fact, Oklahoma State has the highest rates of domestic violence. And then statistically, women of all races suffer domestic violence at significantly higher rates than men both. But of those statistics, when it comes down to just women, only women of all races suffer domestic violence. However, it's at a significantly higher rate than men. Yes, men are victims too. Of these statistics, black women suffer at even higher rates than white women. So that's just a little background information so that you can you could know what's going on in the world and around you. So now fast forward to just this week, like literally within the last seven days, both locally and nationally, we have seen a slow domestic violence incidents, some of which have turned deadly. On Wednesday, April eighth, of Philadelphia Jewelry awarded nearly forty million dollar verdict in a civil trial over a massacre six years ago where a Philly member of four were murdered twenty eight years old at the time. The man confessed to shoot and his mother, his stepfather, and his two half brothers, which were only seven to eighteen years old at the time, and this was in West Philly. The background is that he had known and diagnosed mental health issues and have been involuntarily committed twice just days before the massacre. The first time, he was discharged, but the proper paperwork which would a stop him from being able to purchase the shotgun just the day before the tragedy was not completed by the hospital and a few days after that first involuntary commitment they sent them back again. However, he was released from the hospital without ever seeing a psychiatrist. Also on that same day, on April eighth, a Hawaiian doctor was found guilty of attempting to kill his wife. Here's that background story. They had got into a verbal dispute while they walked on a trail on her birthday. He was an anesthesiologist. Now remember that because that part matters. So while they were walking around on a cliff, he attacked her by pushing her towards the edge of the cliff pinned her down and then he pulls out a syringe in a vial. As she fought back, he beat her with a rock just to try to knock her out. It was at that point when two women approached and he froze, which gave his wife an opportunity to crawl away. When they got to cour on the issue, he flipped it around, saying that it was her the wife, who attacked him about an infair he had had, and that it was him who was acting in self defense as if the white wife was the aggressor and initially attacked him. But in court he got exposed by his son, who testified that doctor Dad facetimed him and said that and admitted to hey, I've been cheating on your step mom, but I did just try to kill her, and I won't become a home take care of your siblings. Doctor Dad, after lying on the stand for however many days, must not have expected for his own son to testify against in favor of his stepmom. Then the next instance on Easter Sunday, where many people across the nation celebrated religiously or just by having a good time with friends and family. A story from North Carolina shook the entire religious community. A well respected and high rank and female pastor who was embraced by her local community and other communities, gave an Easter Sunday sermon that moved the attendees. She returned home after the day's events to her husband, a school teacher, and did not make it through the next day what police are labeling as a domestic violence incident where the two did engage into an argument. Her husband of thirty years shot her to death in their home and then called not one one, confessing to shooting her during the argument. Now in his last story, this was one that shaped the entire nation. A Florida vice mayor, who was the first Black and Haitian woman elected to the city's commission and who was soon to announce her pursuit of higher office, was involved in what police also indicate was a domestic violence incident that ended in her tragic death. The shooter used a pillow as a makeshift silencer over a shotgun or between a shotgun and her, and shot her to death. This was her husband on only three years, but he was apprehended recently. There's many details unveiling about led to the event. Some different stories, and that's I believe because they keep piecing together information, so there's a little bit of variation of what's flowing around. But he has been charged with premeditated murder. Then here's some of the story they gave. After the shooting. She was wrapping a comforter and trash bags around her feet. She was left upstairs in the house while the husband went downstairs and went to sleep just after killing her. Some sources have reported receiving a text message from her that morning around eight o'clock that morning to her office and staff about some details for the day. But by ten am, they're reporting that the husband went to his uncle's house and asked him a hold the package for a few weeks. He also had said, hey, I need a para gloves in the bag or something. The uncle asked him if he shot someone, and the husband said that he shot her three times because he just couldn't take it anymore. That same morning, when she didn't appear to her scheduled meetings, her staff began to look for her and calls phone calls to her as a family and eventually started to come out to look for her. The family had also called the authorities begging him to go to the home. After the husband made to the closures disclosure to the uncle about what he'd done. As the day progressed, the husband went and met a whole different man and handed him a bag with the shotgun in it and some amdlaw. It was as they were doing this exchange that the police had located the husband's car and pursued in him. Apparently, as the police were approaching, the husband had said something out loud when he turned around to look like, oh shoot, they here for me. Now. This is just four stories that made some major headlines this week, but I promise you I gathered at least ten stories from the past seven days, and there were plenty plenty more. I'm just gonna read you a few headlines. Minor brothers domestic violence incident where the much older brother killed the younger brother. Roommates or household members, which are people that shared the same house, got into some kind of argument which escalated to one of the roommates killing the other. One of these roommates dispute was about the cleanliness of the home crazy and another one it was an allegation that one roommate, one male roommate slept with the other malroom's girlfriend and who also lived in the home that they shared with several of her young children. The woman and her minor children were all present for the incident. Then, in another instance, a very very young minor child in Philly killed his mother's boyfriend, who came over to the home and fought with the mother. Child intervene and shot the man dead. In another one, a household family member stabbed a woman to death and she had been in the home for weeks while the family member just remained in the house. A lot has happened. The statistics that I read to you guys earlier are true. We are literally seeing this happen and unfold to us live in the news. So if you or someone else that you know was involved in domestic violence as the victim, as the aggressor, because it can go both ways, or situation can turn right in the midst of it, please reach out regardless of where you are. There's a national domestic hotline eight hundred seven nine to nine safe the numbers for safe or seven three two. They also have a website called the Hotline dot org. If you happen to go to their website, it's going to populate a trigger warning and it's going to tell you that Internet usage can be monitored by abusers, which is actually true. I actually experienced this in my first marriage. While I was engaged, my ex husband was buying me all kinds of things, laptops, I passed new cell phones, and I'm like, oh, you know, this is so wonderful. I was a student, I could use the gifts and that was on my Christmas lip. I can't afford stuff. Then he was like, oh, you don't got to pay your phone bill anymore, get on my plan. I didn't find out until years later that he had done all that so that he can monitor and track everything I was doing, who I was texting, who I was talking to, what emails I was sending, where I was everything, So this is true. The website also goes on a show to say that there's a red axe in the upper right corner or an escape button. If you type it on twice on your keyboard, it signals to the website that it needs to terminate immediately, so that you know whoever you're around or somebody's on to you, you can get out undetected. If y'all are local Philadelphia has its own domestic hotline. That number is eight six six seven two three three zero one four. There are there's a national hotline. There's the Philly Hotline, but there are hotlines for various cities, states, and jurisdictions. If you want to do a quick Google search, go right ahead. If not, that national domestic hotline can lead you to resources in your area. Now here's some important things to know. There are many agencies who help people leave abusive situations with housing fund in legal assistance, so please know that you are not alone. Please be sure to connect with these agencies locally for existence. Now, something else you should know which is kind of sad and unfortunate. Domestic violence laws and legal remedies, whether they're civil or criminal, they vary from state to state, And even the procedures that you have to go to for filings or getting court invo made vary from county to county also, which is also very sad, but lawmakers and legislators and advocacy groups are trying to work to fix this. Even a definition for what counts constitutes legal legally abused or domestic violence also varies, so you do want to be careful when you're trying to seek help, that you're seeking help within your jurisdiction. Be sure you're getting a relevant information from where you are located. But I know this sounds overwhelming. I left this overwhelm you. The hotlines and the agencies are available to walk you through. Another thing is that I found in my research many people don't even know that they're experiencing or what they're experiencing actually constitutes as abuse. And that's probably because one of the reasons is that the definitions vary. But it's okay even if you don't know and you just suspect it, still call the hotline. They're gonna walk you through. They're questionneers and checklists that you can take to identify different scenarios in red flags to figure out if what you are experiencing, what you are seeing, what you are hearing, is abuse in some kind of way. Now, I know it's confusing because it's different everywhere. So I'm just gonna give you a little bit about abuse. Abuse tastes on many, many different forms, some of them you might not even attribute to actual abuse. For example, physical violence or the threat of physical violence, sexual violence. Marital rate is even a crime in some jurisdiction, verbal abuse, mental abuse, emotional abuse, spiritual abuse, religious abuse which comes from your religious entities, economic and financial abuse. Some examples are what you're able to wear, what you're allowed to buy, where you actually live, if and where you're allowed to work, how many hours you're allowed to be at work, if you're given limited or no access to the phones or the internet, or families, friends, even your neighbors or a yoga group. Another form is coercive control, which in some jurisdictions is an actual crime. You have other crimes like intimidation, stalking, false imprisonment. And that's even when you're being told that you literally cannot leave where you are, You can't leave the room that you are in the house that you are in, even if you're trying to escape like an argument of something, you're told that you cannot leave. You are being falsely in prison. Another one is gaslightning, manipulation, leadership or workplace abuse. Yes, you can be abused at work by your superiors. Another one is sleep deprivation abuse, which I have experienced myself. It is a real form of abuse. Food abuse when you can eat, what you can eat, how much you can eat, if you even get to eat today at all. Elder abuse, gender orientation abuse, race or ethnicity related abuse, and sometimes you'll often see that play out in hate crimes, pet abuse, child abuse, even in the form of using children as pawns, to threats of violence against the children, to actual abuse or making the children watch abusive scenarios and situations between the adults. Now, abuse takes many, many forms. Again, I want to reiterate that, and you know, wake some people up, cause some awareness. If you're not sure, you just don't know. But only some of these forms of abuse have protection laws that are directly linked to them. But please don't make that feel you like, feel like you don't have anywhere to go and you still don't have nothing to do. First, it's going to start with this awareness, this acknowledgement, and this education. So just call the hotlines. They will educate you. They will identify red flash with you. They'll show you how light and subtle a subtle abuser, test your boundaries way before things even escalate. They will support from the ways that you might not even be considering. Please call the hotlines. That's all I got for today. It did go. Wow. All I could say is wow, I mean for me, jeez, I mean, I'm not I shouldn't be laughing, but I'm just I think it's just ironic to hear all of the things that people may go through and don't even know that they're being abused. That's the thing that gets me. I mean, because I mean, I've been stalked, I've been kept like you can't go nowhere, the people I mean from the phones that going through the I mean, she like all of that is abused. And most most gods specifically, are abused very often and think that it's not abuse. They just think, oh, wow, she loves me so much, and this is that's what she does. She can beat on me like a punching bag because I'm bigger than her and it doesn't hurt. This happens to a lot of gentlemen out there, and no, you're being abused, fellas. This is wild. This is wild. I'm glad that you did this and we had some information to give to people. So, ladies and gentlemen, if you feel like you're being abused in any way, you heard all of the signs. You heard all of the signs. If this is something and you're nervous, call the number and they are trained professionals that they can walk you through even how to get away without causing any signs that you're up to something. They're trained for this stuff. I know that Spark did a couple of stories on no domestic violence and this is very this is a big deal. Yeah. Wow Wow. That's all I can say is wow. I mean I have jeez wow. You men in the workplace, like coworkers and you know, bosses like that, that's a form of abuse. And like you said, see. A lot of girls be like if you cheat, I'm gonna do this, I'm gonna do that. Well, no, what's your phone? Like, that's abuse telling a man like, oh, you can't be on Instagram you liked her pretty picture. Leave them alone, but you can't try to controlbody to do what you want them to do. If you're you're adults. Or that's me. Yeah, that's what I'm confused about, right If I don't understand that, if you're like I don't understand the obsessiveness of it, like to to the control, Like if you believe this person is doing all of this stuff, just leave the stalking and abuse. I just don't get you know, you know, when you were Tennisan when you were talking about the story that I see, I see, I seen the I've seen the signs when he brought you everything here, take this floan, take this out pad take. I mean clearly, but I just don't understand. Why is someone that obsessed with controlling everything? I never understood that. I never got It just doesn't in my head. It doesn't translate to feel like I need to control a significant other soul. And if I did, then what like it just don't it does. I just don't get it. I don't. And that's that's a healing good part in you because a lot of times it comes you know, they had how they say how you were raised, or tyldhood trauma, or or certain things that went wrong in your upbringing. But that's a good healing part that you just described that you don't have see because there's so many people out there that have it, and it usually comes from the word insecurity. I believe absolutely. That's one of the things. And then another one is that people have undiagnosed or diagnosed but untreated mental health issues, and then other people have personality disorders, one of them being the actual diagnosis of narcissism. And they're very different types of narcissism, not the one that we're used to seeing it in headlines recently, but there's so many different forms of narcissists. I was married to a narcissist diagnosed by propercy because they don't go to counseling, and so I had to explain when I was going through the three different therapists for them to tell me this is what this is, and it was a covert narcissist is the worst kind of narcissists. Co wort means hidden, you don't know, and they already don't go to therapy, so and even if you get them into the therapy, they interview very well. They're usually high earners, they get the best jobs, they got a lot of stuff. But they're able to fool even the most skilled psychologists. It's hard to catch them. And so what a co wort one is even worse, which is why it took me years to figure out that these things have been happening all this time. Narcissists also fake diagnoses, and so for Mind, everybody believed them because he has some diagnoses that could have turned the terminal. One day he woke up and he ain't had a diagnosis no more, which is something also and the textbooks about narcissists that they lie about having diagnoses for sympathy. But when they are diagnosed or even undiagnosed with fit all the criteria, they don't want help. They don't see help, they don't think that something is wrong. They'll never admit to something that's wrong, and they'll turn it back from you to make it look like you're the abuser, but that there's something actually wrong in their brain and it comes from whatever happened in their childhood. They're usually products of rejection and abandonment and sometimes abuse, and so for them that's normal life and abuse. People often come grow up to become abusers, and some people go in and out victim abuse victim abuse, that is normal for them. They also suffer from their childhood because they lack empathy, which is one of the criteria on the diagnosis list. Somebody who lacks empathy and the inability to see themselves is dangerous with or without a diagnosis. But that possession comes from they don't have so they want they want to look like they have a normal life. They want to know what it is to love or be loved, but they'll never truly experience it, and they actually don't have the capacity of love. So they'll mirror behaviors. They'll mirror what it looks like a healthy relationship is. They'll talk the language, they'll give the gifts, they'll go on a date, but there's nothing there on the Inside's on the inside tricks of manipulation and possession is I want to control you, and I want to drain you for your resources. So they typically pray on women who or if it's the verse, mail people who have high religious regard or high morale, who also have maybe some money, maybe a good job, maybe resources, anything good credit scores, unused credit, anything that they can get their hands on you, and their goal is to suck you dry of everything that you have and then just scars you. But statistically, in relationships like those, those relationships, in a murder suicide, the narcissist usually kills the victim and then kills themselves. And when I saw myself heading down that road, I got out because one night it got so bad, I said, well, I'm gonna do the job for both of us. Ain't nobody leaving this house tonight. If you think this is what's gonna happen here. It got that bad, but that is their goal to drain you everything and sometimes even your life. It's so sad. Thank you for that, Tunisha. Yeah, yeah, yeah, we probably should have had you wrap up the show with that one right there. That was thirty heavy. No not I get it. But you know, thankfully you are in good hands now, you know, in the in the really healthy and beautiful relationships. So kudos to your other half and kudos to the work that you've been doing. And this is why the part of the show because we really appreciate this researching and due diligence that you do to support not only yourself but the community as well. So kudos to you. And thank you for sharing that because you you don't even realize the people that are watching that are that needed to hear that, to know and see how accomplished you are, and like, hey. Someone sharing that being vulnerable. That they're able to you know, get out of something like that as well, because I've definitely. Had my share with it and everything. Every point you put when you were speaking was the nail on the head. Absolutely, I'm gonna just share this one. Tom Tanisha can you read this for people who are actually listening to our pot So we're super excited that he's been seeing a spike in our podcast, Apple Podcast Spreaker, I heart Radio. We're all over the place, So I want you to read this out loud for those who might be listening. Yeah, there you go. Philadelphia's domestic Violence hotline is eight six six seven two three three zero one four and the National Domestic Violence Hotline is eight hundred seven nine nine. The word safe s a fe Those numbers translate to seven two three three And if you want to go to the website, the National Domestic Violence website is the hotline dot org. And don't forget they have a feel safe where you can immediately escape their website if you're in danger. Yeah that's pretty dope too. I mean they thought about all of the pieces. So that's that's that's amazing, all right. Shout out to you, Shout out to everyone who's been watching, and hopefully you have some information that uh, maybe you have been under the thumb of someone and you didn't know how to either escape or get the information. Now you know, and. This is what we taught weekly does and so if it's not you it might be a friend or relative or a loved one. Make sure you share the information with them. You ready for us. I'm ready, Greg give us the good news and bad news by Classic Lates Barb Whila. All right, this first one is a heartbreaking story. It's about the collapsing garage at Grace Ferry. So. The parking garage is near thirtieth It's part of the Chop Children's Hospital Philadelphia expansion. They demolished it today actually after the collapsing of the garage. So one iron. Worker from local Union four O one, that's the steel workers. They have been confirmed dead after the collapse. However, there are two other iron workers who are still missing and may be presumed dead that have been caught in the collapse. Official state that the com Creek segment failed during installation. A friend of one of the victims shared that the victim's son just turned thirteen and. He also had a nine year old daughter. Adam Thiel is the mayor's managing director. And he put it plainly saying that this is not a demolition operation, it's a recovery operation. The city is also hosting community meeting today that was actually the today at ten am at the Very Recreation Center at twenty six to oh one More Street to answer questions from the community. So now people are saying what's next. So after the demolition, the. Cruise will continue to go through the rubbish to see if they're able to find the remainder workers and just basically keeping them, you know, in our prayers. If you want any updates on this, you can call the Philadelphia's Office of Emergent see management at two one five two three, two one nine eight four, or you can visit Phila dot gov backslash. Oh. Yeah, this has been all over the news. Do you guys have any input on that that you want to talk about? Oh, it's a shame. Yeah, that was pretty heavy. You know. I just imagine people going to work, and I remember it made me think about when my son was trying to get into I can't remember if, but it was the plumbers union or something like that, and they had to pass the tests and all that, and it's kind of difficult to get in sometimes because I know there's politics involved too, but you know, just getting into the union itself, and you know, just having this job where you you respect the job and the money that you earn as a union worker and just being proud of that and going to your job and having the protection of the union and they make decent money, and the hard work, you know, it's really hard work. And then going there and you kiss your family members, you know, I see you later, and then you go to work and you think you're protected and that this happened and it's just a tragedy and some people are holding out hope, and then you hear that the the recovery turns, you know, it turns into you know, from what's the term. I forget. It's not a demolition, but the recovery. I forget the term. But when when it goes from like saving them the recovery mission to like now it's a since they're no longer here, it's not a recovery or or memorial site here. Yeah, they've been determined to not you know, the deceased. So now it's just like you know, they've been determined to be deceased. So now it's a it's a yeah, I forget the term. Shell us from rescue to recovery. Rescue not rescue, but now it's recovery. It goes from rescue to recovery that's just a sad part because you're whole not hopeing. You're just hoping that they are rescued, but now it's recovery. Yeah, I have a question. Who's do we know? Is it someone that fought for this or is it just all like what like what was the issue? Do we know? They're saying too, Yeah, they're saying that when they initially put it up, instilation was incorrect. So it's it's when they were. Building it, just like they do the bridges. Something wasn't accurate after it was installed. So that's so that's engineering. So I guess who, So who would be the blank to blame at this point? Is it the owners? Is it? You know? Like who's that fire? So they I've read they were I went to a lot of interview with the Mayriwaukee, with everybody who had their hands in the basket. And so the owners who hired the contractors, who sub contracted different parts, who can bring other entities, one being where this starewell was being erected, that was a whole other entity and something was going with that sparewell is belation that made just that part of the building come down. So there's at least four or five entities involved in it where they're going to assess risk, the liability, you know that comes out in the discovery process and the investigation. But they were apparently before this even went up, neighborhoods or groups got together and they protested the Chop for even wanting to erect this facility. Anyway. I don't know why they were protesting. Don't know it was the location area, maybe congestion. I don't know the reason why. But there was a big fight for this not even to go up, but it did, and then there was a downfall just in that area. But they're now saying that when they sent people out, they wanted to make sure it was safe to go in there to look for the workers, and then it turned into a dog thing where they sent dogs in there said go look for them. And now they're saying that the structure is so bad throughout that now the whole thing has to come down. So again, leadership not listening to the people. Again again, how many times do we have? I mean, you can't make this up. There's a reason. There's a reason for this. And you have big people, big businesses, big real estate moguls that come into small cities and want to do certain things, and the citizens are. Like, wait, it's no space for that. Don't do X, Y and Z. They do it anyway, and things like this happened and this is unfortunate. And then the people who erect these things cut corners, which makes it really unsafe so. They can make more money. Listen to the citizens. I'm always here for the citizens of Philadelphia, man. And this has happened so many times of the people saying no, we don't want this here, can you not do this? And it continues to happen, especially in the South Philadelphia area. And I'll just leave it at that, all right, all right. This next story, it's the cousin of Philiate Right there in South Jersey Camden area, there's a forty four year old former surgical tech named Marcy stop Stop. She's accused of stealing. Marcy stop is a former surgical tech and she's accused of stealing two point five million dollars in medical supplies from Cooper University in Camden, New Jersey. She took the. Medical supplies and flipped them out of state in South Carolina. So prosecutor says that she did this between the late twenty twenty four. In the twenty twenty five allegedly she stole items like a Medtronic bone graph device. This helps with spine surgical procedures with jawbone reconstruction. The surveillance camera showed her walking into Cooper with an empty bag and leaving out with a full bag. So authorities say that she made over four. Hundred and twenty seven thousand dollars reselling the stolen supplies while posing as a legitimate vendor. So when she was in to steal these, she actually went in, as they call it, like a DMME adorable Medical Equipment vendor, so she went in as if she purchased this as a medical supplier. She's now facing multiple charges including theft, impersonation, distribute of prescription devices. She has been released under supervision and she goes to court on May twenty seventh. Cooper Health made it clear and. They quote it by saying theft or any other violation of the law will not be tolerated. But questions are now being concerns about hospital inventory controls, patient safety. So they go in there. So in twenty twenty four they got a video of her. In twenty twenty four it's what you saying. I'm saying that she did started this between late twenty twenty four and twenty twenty five. But there are between that timeline of her going into Cooper University with an empty bag and then walking out with a full bag as she. Impersonated a medical supply vendor. So she was taking all those medical supplies and selling them out of state to set North Carolina. I need to become a medical supply vendor for him. Well, not illegally was She wasn't even a medical she was a surgical tech. She wasn't even she was impersonating one. Okay, well I need parents to listen up to this next story. So at a Zoo America, which is inside of Hershey Park, a one and a half year old Todder was bidden after putting his hand where a wolf was at. So police say that the parents were about twenty five to thirty feet away from the child and guess what they were reportedly on their phones. So authorities say that the wolf's reaction was instinctive, not aggressive, but enough to injure the child. So thankfully the injuries were minor, but both parents are now facing child endangement charges. The District Attorney fran Chardos said, we looked at the child's age and the level of supervision required in a dangerous setting, and that's why they applied those chargers. Zoo representatives say that if you are visiting, please stay within arms reach of young children. No exceptions. That fished outing. Yeah, no, watch them kids, them kids. Those kids are running two point three seconds though. Those kids though, as soon as you turn your head there they're going. I get it that they're on the phone, but you know, if you're at the zoo, you are sooner. How many that is safe at the zoo? You know how many twenty five to thirty feet is from a one and a half year old. You only need to be that far away. That's true. I'm not I'm not debating that at all. I'm not debating that at all. However, I don't know how a child that age can stick their arm in an enclosure, first of all, with a wild animal and get bit. Is something that tells me that's too close for a zoo that's normally for children. So I've read the variations of stories on this, and something came out where the dad is about sixty one years old and the mom is not much younger than the dad, So these aren't young parents who you know, might be a little irresponsible. These are well aged adults. And then I'm concerned about how long they were on their phones because one of the articles said that the kid got underneath a gate and there was a second enclosure, which is probably why it wasn't so bad. But how much time does it take for somebody to crawl underneath a gate unnoticed by their parents. I feel like they were born. For a long time, a lot of people were chiming about liability for the zoo and who knows, you know, how if there wasn't a real big g app in that first gate, or if it was left connected to dirt so that there was easy for something somebody little to slip through, and whether that's just normal. I mean, gates outside the house right now was sitting on dirt and anything to slip through, So whether or not that constitute as a defect or something. But I think a lot of the liability has to be placed on the lack of supervision with the parents. Thank goodness that nothing got through that second gate, because this could have been way worse. But this is the fastest way for your children to be taken from you by the state for something lack of supervision, even if he hadn't got injured. But for this to happen, the local Children and Youth agency is also going to take action against them. Yeah. Wow, And it's an example too. I think they're saying, hey, we're making an example out of you guys to let you know the story will go around and mind your children. I agree with that too, But you gotta it's no way it's nothing but kids to go to the zoo. It's a family, it's a family location. You bringing kids to the zoo, It's no way that a child should be able to get anywhere close to a wild animal. This wasn't going to the bird cage. This wasn't getting into the peacock cage or whatever. This is wild animals that eat large animals. Wolves do that. Wild wolves do that. Thankfully, the child didn't get hurt. I'm not blaming the zoo too much, but the family does. Deserve some type of reprimand. But you gotta say, like, yo, I'm bringing my kids here. There's a level of safety that I am that I would assume that would be in place for my child. Not to get hurt. And that's that's kind of like what I see, you know. But the animals not at fault. The animal was just being an animal. They shouldn't be locked up in a zoo anyway. I don't want to go there with it, but yeah, okay. Shout out to the Phillies. Jo Oh, Philly zoo is a different type of zio all right. Well, from zoos to the WNBA. So here's a big shake up in the WNBA. Folks are asking one question why. So the Chicago Sky has traded star forward Andrew Rees to the Atlanta Dream for two future first round picks, one in twenty twenty seven and another in twenty twenty eight. So mostly everyone knows that Reese was wasn't just a player. She was the face of the franchise. Drafted seventh overall in twenty twenty four, alongside of Camilla Cordoso, she became a dominant force. In just two seasons, so Reese averaged fourteen points and nearly thirteen rebounds a game, earning her the two All Star selections after being drafted seventh and twenty twenty four. So GM Jeff Pulago says that it's not about trading. It's about roster balance. And I'm not sure how true that statement is because Chicago now holds five of the first round picks over the next three years, while Atlanta gains approven star All eyes are going to be on Reese now in Atlanta and Chicago. I don't know. I don't know if they're going to question if they made a good choice or not. But the season opener is on May ninth, or you could go to w NBA dot com. Sounds to me they made an excellent choice. They made an excellent choice. No, I think she was good. But what it sounds like they're getting I mean, yeah, they made. An excell they felt yeah, And I mean I. Think I was talking to sus earlier. It's Angelis don't even like she want to play anymore. She's throwing great on her other adventures she. Had, like she don't even want to play anymore. But we'll see, okay, all right, Well, this next story is in a small story. This next story is out of North Philly. The Pennsylvania Office of Attorney General announced over seventeen arrests that was tied to a drug ring allegedly led by Louis Alexander, So authority say that the neighborhood coffee shop was the front story for the drug operation at the Cumberland Coffee and Snacks store that's located at West Cumberland and North Cleveland. Authority say they manufactured cocaine on site and moved product across Philly. Delaware County, and New Jersey. Police say they hit thirty of the locations associated with the ring. They see four plus pounds of cocaine and all over one hundred and thirty. Pounds of marijuana, ecstasy, cash, and twenty seven firearms. So Attorney General Dave Sunday called it. They did not hesitate to carry firearms to protect their lucrative trade distributing poisons. Is what he said. I did look this up in Tanisha. If you could give your insight on this now, Pennsylvania is pre. I can't even say pre emption or legacy laws is you know? The lesser word prevents cities like Philadelphia from enforcing stricter local gun control beyond state law, meaning like illegal guns tied to drug trades. Even though Philadelphia decriminalized small amounts of marijuana under the Pennsylvania Control Substance Drug Device and cosmetic Act, it's still a felony when you have marijuana at that large scale for distribution, it's no longer preemption or legacy at that point. So that's the battle between the federal government and your local government. And I hated these classes in law school because it's very difficult to understand the powers of the greater government, but with how they refer to the state and when the laws don't match and then who trump's what, and what we were reading is definitely example of that. I think you said in this instance, the federal law is going to trump the local laws. Is that what you said? M based on the large distribution. It with trumpet right, And so there's a fine line of Hey, the big government is going to give the little government all of these powers. And then although we set the floor, you can set the ceiling. But then there are these other mechanicis zoms that they employed where no, this is in our territory and not sure. So there's a constant struggle of who has the power when it comes to stuff like this. Wow, all right, and I've been giving you a lot of bad news, so I'm going to give you a story which is some good news. So if you ever wanted to see a picture of healing, this story might help. Creative Philadelphia is turning. Pain into purpose and they have a public art exhibit called the Healing Versus Germantown. The Streets are Talking. Nineteen poems written by community members impacted by gun violence are now being transformed into murals. They have installations, and they even have stained. Glass pieces at Acceptive US Shelter. Poet Andre Saunders says that his piece is about optimism and hope, believing you can get where you want in life. And Petta B. Mason, she put it plainly. We met so many people who lost loved ones. This project gives them a way to heal. This exhibit launches on April eleventh at the Joseph E. Coleman Regional Library and they're going to be doin tours across the neighborhood. But if you want to hear. The poems, you can call the Healing Verse poetry line at two six seven two two five one zero two two and number again for to hear the verse to Healing Verse poetry line at two six seven two two five one zero two two. And that's your good news and your bad news. From your girl Classy Lady Sparkle. Good news and bad news, Classic Lady Sparkle on your boy Charles greg with. The beautiful classy Lady Sparkle. The beautiful Laurence Sizzo and the beautiful Nisa Henry. And you already know what coming up next? You ready for me? Yep? All right? Why don't you give it to me early? All right? So make sure you guys support We Talk Weekly news our independent journalism by subscribing on all major podcast platforms and follow us on all social media to stay informed and connected. And if you want to help us expand our community centered solutions based reporting, you can make a donation on cash app to dollars time we Talk Weekly or PayPal on our www dot we Talkweekly dot com. And every contribution makes a huge impact. All right. So first, Lady Milania Trump, so she left White House staffers, Congress, Epstein, survivors, everybody, almost majority of Americans and people all abroad, all over the place, shot and blindsided after doing a public press conference that raised more red flags and eyebrows, and it did red, white and blue stripes and white stars. So just to give a little background, no one was aware that this was gonna happen, so the White House Press they were not even briefed on Milanya Trump giving this press conference. House members of the Oversight Committee, they were taken aback to when they see her coming out and making these comments, they were not aware. No one was aware. She comes out and she gives this full speech saying that she has no connection to Jeffrey Epstein and she the comments made against her needs to stop. Is the clip is it ready? Ye? Ready? After the lies king me with the disgraceful Jeffrey Epstein need to end today. The individuals lying about me are devoid of ethical standards, humility, and respect. I do not object to their ignorance, but rather I reject their mean spirited attempts to defame my reputation. I never be in friends with Epstein. Donald and I were invited to the same parties as Epstein from time to time, since overlapping in social circles is common in New York City and Palmbage. To be clear, I never had a relationship with Epstein or his accomplice Maxwell. My email applied to Maxwell cannot be category as anything more than casual correspondence. My polite reply to her email doesn't amount to anything more than a tribal note. I am not Epstein's victim. Epstein did not introduce me to Donald Trump. I met my husband by chance at the New York City party in nineteen ninety eight. This initial accounter with my husband is documented in a detail in my book Millennia. The first time I crossed paths with Epstein was in the year two thousand, at an event Donald and I attended together. At the time, I had never met Epstein and had no knowledge of his criminal undertakings. Numerous fake images and statements about Epstein and me have been calculating on social media for years now. Be cautious about what you believe. These images and stories are completely false. I'm not a witness or a name witness in connection with any of Epstein's crimes. My name has never appeared in court documents, the positions, victim statements, or FBI in interviews surrounding the Epstein matter. I have never had any knowledge of abstein abuse of his victims. I was never involved in any capacity. I was not a participant, was never on Epstein's plane, and never visited his private island. I have never been legally accused or convinced of a crime in connection with Epstein's sex trafficking, abuse of miners, and other repulsive behavior. The false smears about me from being spirited and politically motivated individuals and entities looking to cause damage to my good name to gain financially and climb politically must stop. My attorneys and I have fought these unfound and baseless lies with success and will continue to maintain my sound reputation without hesitation. To date, several individuals and companies have been legally obligated to publicly apologize and retract their lies about me, such as Daily Beast, James Carville, and Harper Collins UK. Now is the time for Congress to act. Epstein was not alone. Several prominent Mile executives resigned from their powerful positions after this matter became widely politicized. Of course, this doesn't amount to guild, but we still must work openly and transparently to uncover the truth. I call on Congress to provide the women who have been victimized by Epstein with the public hearing specifically centered around the survivors. Give these victims their opportunity to testify under oath in front of Congress with the power of sworn testimony. Each and every woman should have her day to tell her story in public if she wishes, and then her testimony should be permanently entered into the Congressional record. Then and only then we will have the truth. Thank you. Yes. Interesting, So she does this, this press, this press conference. She doesn't tell the White House staffer, she doesn't tell White House press because usually there. Wait wait wait wait wait, you mean she just took it upon herself that just do this and didn't tell anybody, is what you say. Well, I'm sure there were a few people that knew because they have to get her ready to you know, come out and talk. But like the p secretary and all of. That, Yes, But the main people, like the White House staffers, the White House press, who had these credentials to be there and to cover White House news for their news organizations and outlets, they were not notified that there was going to be a press conference or briefing or anything coming from First Lady Milania Trump. Congress wasn't notified, you know, no one was notified. She just comes out and does this and everybody's just shocked. And then they're trying to figure out why is she talking about her being accused because she wasn't. I mean, you know, of course she wasn't directly accused as being an Epstein victim. So everybody's just like, what is this and what's going on? So the Department of Justice said in a statement like they were like, as we have, as we have always stated, we encourage any victims of Jeffrey Epstein who wished to speak to contact the FBI. Any survivor who has information on an abuser is encouraged to contact federal law enforcement. And fifteen of the survivors, they released a statement saying survivors of Jeffrey Epstein have already shown extraordinary courage by coming forward, filing reports and giving testimony. Asking more of them now is a deflection of responsibility, not justice. And then even another one of them had posted a video on Instagram saying, you want to retraumatize us and ask ask us to go in front of congres risk and tell them our story, which we have told some of them already, and then do absolutely nothing. So you know that the Department of Justice has already released millions of pages of documents, yet there is so many unknown things that remain to be released, and believe it or not, members some members of Congress have actually rallied behind Milania. So what are your thoughts like, is this a power move or is this just like what the survivors are saying, like a deflection? Hm, I don't know. This one on my school. That's it's just weird. Maybe she just wanted to promote her book. She did mention her book. You could find all this information in my book, which is interesting. But I don't know. This one is over my head. My sister just shout at you out says so she said, tell SIZZL, I'm so glad she's covering this story, I think. And this is why I told my sister. I think it's a I don't know. I think it's a distraction. I think they're trying to do something that's coming up. I don't know if it's with iron or what. But it's something that they had to get huge in order for the eyes to move away. But I didn't know until until sister mentioned that nobody supposedly know. That just don't sound right to me that nobody knew. I was like they say, and nobody knew. But she had to get permission in order to go international like that, like or national. Yeah, and it's so against protocol that it's just like it is, like what what is this? Because there's so many like things that are put in in place for you to get a press conference done, like you have to do all the checks and balances before you even say anything, and then for all of that just to be ignored, all of you to bypass all of these steps and just to get up there, and and it stops TV at a certain time and it cuts in and you know, and then there's this like announcement, this speech that nobody knows is even happening. And I'm sure that the White House press that are there, they're scrambling like what like you know, like and then at the end of it, you have a few people that I guess they found out at the last minute that you know, because they are there at the White House all the time. So they were trying to ask questions and she just walks away. So I mean you hear them in the background when she's done, she doesn't answer any questions. She just walks off. And you know, I saw several people of Congress and the the oversyched he just saying like we didn't know this was going on. We wish we had it known, Like we're just like you know this, we're flabbergasted, like what in the world. So it's just bizarre, and I feel like it is a deflection. You know, it's sad that you just victimize the victims to say, like, hey, why don't you put them on the stand and had them testify? And then and like like the one said, like what am I going to get up there and testify? We've already done this and I'm going to testify, and then nothing happens again. You know, paying Bondy wasn't she supposed to be like addressing then she was the Attorney general and then now you know, so many things that are going on with the war and all that stuff, and now what this. So I think the American people what they need to do now is just like go, you know, you have to go and look and see what's going on between now and between the time that that press conference happened, because it's it's the moment that you know, it's the flood the zone moment. It's that time when all this news is coming out that people need to really be digging and looking and seeing like, hey, what's going on with what are people doing behind the scenes that we don't know about that they're not telling us now when she got on the podium, I know she's not under oath or anything, but for her to say she didn't know Epstein, if it comes out later that evidence shows, she's just going to be shown as a liar. But no, Repper, No. Yeah, yeah, well, I mean when she said that, it's quite obvious because you had, you know, people were pulling up receipts like the letter that she sent to Glaine, where she's like, oh, she says, sent the letter to Galanine, and Gallaine sends a letter back to her, and she's like, oh, well, you know, I can't remember verbatim, but something about oh well, i'll hang out with you when I get back. Jeffrey and I are going here and you know, we'll see you later and all that, and we got this and that to do. But to me, you know, just listening to hearing the letter, it seemed like, you know, that she idolized them as a couple. Like you know, and I know most people watching know this, but the Epstein files are basically about these grown people having trafficking young people male and female basically against their will and using them for sexual acts and all of those crazy things, right, and they're deflecting from what all of the files show a lot of well known celebrities that are a part of it, and now they're having a trial in order to see what acts have been done. Well, they they the Department of Justice has been like releasing the files slowly. They were supposed to release them all, and they released some and and a lot of this stuff was redacted. I actually tried to go and look at some of the files myself and it was just like redacted, and it was like a lot of it was just you know, going through and it's just heavily redacted. And I've had to redact files myself. So I'm just like, really which which was It was just frustrating, and it's an intentional because I'm just kind of thinking, like, what's the point in releasing files that are completely redacted and you can't see anything at all and you're trying to find out what's going on? So yeah, but I guess we just My my thing is just like you know, keep your eyes and ears open and you know, just stay stay connected all right. So the Wireless Festival, set to kick off this summer has been canceled due to Kanye West being banned from the United Kingdom. So the UK government refused to grant permission for Kanye to travel there due to his past anti Semitic, racist and pro Nazi antics. Yay released the song you Know in the Past is he did several things and a part of if you had Forgot he released a song called hell Hitler in addition to selling paraphernalia which included a white T shirt with the swastika and saying I'm a Nazi. So, in a statement, the Wireless Festival said it was canceled and refunds would be issued to all ticket holders, and they also said that multiple stakeholders that had invested money in this they had started pulling pulling out on it. Prime Minister Keir Starmer said in a statement posted on social media, Kanye West should have never even been should have never been invited to headline Wireless. This government stands firmly with the Jewish community and we will not stop in our fight to confront and defeat the poison of anti anti Semitism. We will always take the action necessary to protect the public and uphold our values. So Kanye West made a public apology saying he was deeply sorry for his actions and attributed his actions to his mental health issues. And then you know, April fifth is when everything just everybody just started pulling out. PEPSI, other sponsors just started pulling out. And then this would have been Kanye West's first concert over there, I think since twenty fifteen, So he just dropped the album. I did listen to the album. I actually thought it was pretty good. But it won't be no concert in the UK, not for Kanye all right. And finally, a rapper Offset, he has broken his silence following his hospital release after being shot outside the Seminal Hotel and Casino in Hollywood, Florida, rapper or Little TJ was arrested in charge with misdemeanor disorderly conduct Frey. He was released on bond the next day. So Offset has been released from the hospital and he had released the statement. His spokesperson for him also released the statement as well. They said, We're incredibly grateful to the doctors, nurses and the entire hospital staff who took such great care of him. His statement, he said, thank you to everyone who's checked in on me and showed me love. I'm good, but I'm planning to be better. I'm focused on my family, my recovery, and getting back to the music, realizing that life is made up of quiet winds and loud losses. So the Seminole Police Department released a statement saying one person has been charged in connection with the incident that took place Monday night at a at a valet outside of the Seminole hard Rock Hard Rock Hollywood and Tian Jaden Merrin, who's goes by low TJ, has been charged with disorderly conduct afray, a first a first agreement demeanor under Florida Florida Statute. The incident began with a fray or a fight. Mayor was booked into the Roadward County Jail late last night, and then they also said a second person was detained at the scene, but they were not charged and they were working to identify additional people involved in the incident. Low TJ's lawyer, Dawn Florio, issued a statement on Instagram saying low TJ was not involved or shot, nor has low TJ been charged with any shooting. Any report to the contrary is false. And low TJ denies any involvement in the shooting. But sadly, this Offset shooting comes nearly two years after Migo's bandmate and cousin, take Off, was killed in the shooting in Houston. But this also has you know, just goes back to what we were talking about last week, when we were talking about just you know, not that this was a rap beef, because there's other things involved, which I really won't go into right now because it's kind of more so hearsay, and I don't want to get into hearsay because you know, uh, you know esquire that hearsay is not admissible in court, So I don't really want to get into hearsay. But you know, basically they're kind of saying that, you know, this was it's alleged that the police are saying that this fight started because Little TJ encourage his entourage to attack Offset and then they did, and he recorded it on his phone. But out of the attack came him getting shot in the leg. That's all alleged and hearsay at this point, so I didn't that's not a part of the original story, but that's all here hearsay. He got shot in the leg huh, and he's sitting outside looking like a grandma. Man. I mean looked a. Little looked a little foggy to me. He said, you said that he got an album coming out too. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, he is working on music. He has an album coming out. He is working on that. But long story short, I mean, you know, it was other little stuff going on that I think was kind of more so like little internet or like social media conflicts. Like he said, he well, this part he was when he was released from jail. He was coming out and he was you know how reporters will surround you and they're like following you, asking you questions, and he he was like talking back, which you're not supposed to do if you have a case pending, you're not supposed to speak. But he was saying like how I wasn't huge, how didn't shoot him? And he's a rat, and this and that and the other all that, and the person in the car was like, yeah, I don't say nothing, and he just jumped into you know, the suv and pulled off. And then there was something on on social media where he says something and all set scared and then he was like offset commented back and was like you didn't shoot nothing or whatever it was, and it just it's just. Like be quiet, right, it's his voice. Yeah, yeah, it so. And then and then it's I I saw little stuff, which you know this is probably hearsay too, is that it's it's over like gambling money that I guess he loaned offset money and that's how it started and he never Offset never paid him back the money. That part, I don't know like if that's true or not. I didn't really do any research into that because that was not in any type of police report. So I know that that was the sizzle. You don't have no no, no, no good good sizel. You ain't giving nobody like celebrity. Yeah. I haven't done that in a while. Alright, all right, well there you have it, Ladies and gentlemen. We talked Weeklise after they talk on w p p M O pick Philadelphia one on six point five film. We talked weekly after the talking your boy you Charles Gregor with the beautiful classy Lady Sparkle. And beautiful Laurence Sizzle and the beautiful Tanisa Henry and this is we talked weekly, y'all. We see y'all next time, and we all herd like last year. Hey, this is if we cannot be complete unless you listen to well watch, we talk, we believe,