Shownotes
Chapters:
00:00 - The Need for Strong Leadership
12:32 - The Dangers of Rap Culture
30:05 - Building a Better Rap Culture
40:00 - The Influence of Rap and Its Consequences
01:01:41 - The Journey of Addiction and Accountability
01:18:06 - The Dangers of Rap Culture
Transcripts
And they ass naked as hell.
Speaker A:His.
Speaker B:It was one dude, bro, who was.
Speaker B:Bro, I swear to God, he had on like a.
Speaker B:A button down.
Speaker A:Should have blew the whole bathroom down.
Speaker A:I should have smoked everybody.
Speaker B:Everybody was pants around their ankles, right?
Speaker B:But it was one man, folks.
Speaker B:But there was one dude, bro.
Speaker B:He had like.
Speaker A:So I got a daughter and all type of kids.
Speaker A:That pissed me off.
Speaker A:Gang.
Speaker B:When he seen dude with no socks, no pants, nothing, dude, I was pissed off, bro.
Speaker B:Everybody get on the ground.
Speaker A:That made me mad folk.
Speaker A:I ain't lie.
Speaker C:Real life.
Speaker A:Real life street stars.
Speaker D:You know what time it is.
Speaker D:And we're back.
Speaker D:You know, we got big do guy, the biggest.
Speaker A:And we got.
Speaker B:Now we got the big homies.
Speaker B:Cece Co Click.
Speaker D:You already know what time it is, man.
Speaker A:Long let them guys.
Speaker B:Long let them members.
Speaker D:Have they had.
Speaker D:Man.
Speaker B:Have they had y'all little long black clout.
Speaker B:Long live black clout, man.
Speaker D:Has anybody had y'all at the same time yet, man?
Speaker B:So the only person who has at the same time is Cam Capone.
Speaker D:Okay?
Speaker D:Shout out Cam Capone.
Speaker B:Other than that.
Speaker B:And then dug out, turned down everybody.
Speaker B:The way y'all treated me is the only reason here right now.
Speaker D:Amen.
Speaker B:Oh, no.
Speaker B:Shout out real life now, man.
Speaker D:We got.
Speaker D:We had to recircle.
Speaker D:Now that I got y'all both on the couch.
Speaker D:Cause when you was here and you did your interview, you was telling about the time where you first brought in Dugard to do the Bodyguard for sure for the Jamie Fox.
Speaker D:And then he said in his interview that, you know, that was the widest shit he had ever seen.
Speaker D:But now that we got y'all both on the couch, now we can really go through there.
Speaker B:Let's get to it, man.
Speaker D:What happened?
Speaker B:Excuse me.
Speaker B:All right, so just to give everybody some insight.
Speaker D:First of all, before we go all the way, do y'all.
Speaker D:Did y'all enjoy the.
Speaker D:Do y'all fuck with the Jamie Foxx show?
Speaker B:Back in the day, we liked Jamie Foxx show.
Speaker B:Yeah, yeah.
Speaker B:Okay, okay.
Speaker A:Hey, listen.
Speaker D:So we know.
Speaker A:Hey, listen.
Speaker A:Hold on, hold on, hold on.
Speaker A:My boy.
Speaker A:Fine.
Speaker A:That's what made that shit.
Speaker A:Wow.
Speaker A:Now y'all.
Speaker A:Now you feeling where I'm coming from.
Speaker D:You feel me?
Speaker A:Everybody with the Jamie Foxx show, bro.
Speaker B:And at that time, you tell me.
Speaker A:Dugu was much younger, and I was wild as hell.
Speaker B:So, like, at that time, I would have to be like, okay, I was wild as hell.
Speaker B:I gotta explain them what's going on.
Speaker B:And I gotta watch him close.
Speaker B:So his reaction to the scene, I Was cool with that.
Speaker B:Cause, you know, he could have got crazy because, you know, he was really mostly upset because, you know, we had a client who was on the COVID of the Gucci magazine.
Speaker B:Her name was Beth.
Speaker B:So that's who we were protecting at this event.
Speaker B:So it's a real upscale, affluent event, you feel me?
Speaker B:Everybody, you know, got on church clothes, you feel me?
Speaker B:And me and bro dressed like this.
Speaker B:But they know what we do in the city, you feel me?
Speaker B:We gentlemen at all times.
Speaker B:Until this time, it gets savage.
Speaker B:You feel me?
Speaker B:So I gave him a briefing about, okay, I don't know what we gonna see here, but you don't get out my sight.
Speaker B:He said, gordo, I have to use the bathroom.
Speaker B:And I was a little bit worried because, you know, whenever we get to celebrity venues and events, whenever you see the little vampire looking guys, like, they on Twilight with the spiky hair and stuff like that, you feel me?
Speaker B:Cakes getting touched.
Speaker B:So you gotta be.
Speaker B:You gotta be aware to be aware to be alive.
Speaker B:And you know, we not homophobic or nothing like that, you feel me?
Speaker B:Everybody should be able to love who they want to love without being judged.
Speaker B:You feel me?
Speaker B:It only becomes a problem when you forcing things on people.
Speaker B:You feel me?
Speaker B:So, you know, bro just was trying to go to the bathroom.
Speaker B:Now, at this event, it's inside of a mansion and they don't let you go to the top floor.
Speaker B:So everybody gotta use the downstairs bathroom.
Speaker B:There's two.
Speaker B:One for the ladies, one for the guys.
Speaker B:So Dugar is going to the bathroom for the dudes, you feel me?
Speaker B:He opens the door, and you know it's five dudes in there having a circle jerk.
Speaker B:He was aghast by this.
Speaker B:He threw me astonished.
Speaker A:Every time I do this shit, it made me mad, bro.
Speaker D:Now, Dugar, you said that was the worst thing you'd ever seen.
Speaker B:He don't even like.
Speaker D:And you've done.
Speaker D:And you've done some shit fast.
Speaker A:But I'm gonna keep it real with you guys.
Speaker A:I'm gonna keep it a buck with you, bro.
Speaker A:Cause I rock with y'all, bro.
Speaker B:Shout out real life.
Speaker A:It's the best platform, bro.
Speaker A:If you're a real person, come to this platform for sure.
Speaker B:Get on that blue couch.
Speaker A:My daughter, all that other.
Speaker B:Just so everybody know, dude got turned down.
Speaker B:Everything else based off how these black men treated me.
Speaker B:That's why he here for sure.
Speaker A:It's like folk, that shit.
Speaker A:Folk.
Speaker A:It still traumatized me to this day, gang.
Speaker A:So, like, I be making.
Speaker A:I be charging motherfuckers when they ask me to tell this story, folks, I over tax folks cause I hate to tell it.
Speaker A:Gang folk that shit traumatizing gang, you know, wild as hell, like shorty.
Speaker A:It's five motherfuckers in the room in the bathroom, gang.
Speaker A:You trying to piss.
Speaker A:Imagine having to piss bad as hell off goulag.
Speaker A:And you see how I drink this goulet game.
Speaker A:You gotta get back on S for bro, right?
Speaker A:But when you open the door, boom.
Speaker A:And they ass naked as hell.
Speaker A:These ain't.
Speaker B:It was one dude, bro who was, bro, I swear to God, he had on like a.
Speaker B:A button down shirt.
Speaker A:Blew the whole bathroom down.
Speaker A:I should have smoked everybody down.
Speaker B:Everybody was pants around their ankles, right?
Speaker B:But it was one dude.
Speaker B:But there was one dude, bro.
Speaker B:He had a lot of kids, so.
Speaker A:I got a daughter and all type of kids.
Speaker A:That pissed me off, gang.
Speaker B:When he seen dude with no socks, no pants, nothing.
Speaker B:Dug was pissed off, bro.
Speaker B:He made everybody get on the ground.
Speaker A:That made me mad, folk, I ain't gonna lie.
Speaker B:So I hear, ah, he got a gun.
Speaker B:So I'm like, damn.
Speaker A:Yeah, that should make.
Speaker B:I know it's du God, cuz, you know, there's these type of things have happened other times, but I knew it was him.
Speaker B:So I turn around, I see him backing up, weapon up.
Speaker B:And when I walk into that area and I see what was going on, I say, man, why is he.
Speaker B:You don't got no socks on.
Speaker A:And it's the thing, bro.
Speaker A:Like I say, it ain't even so much.
Speaker A:It's like, bro, do what y'all do.
Speaker B:Do what you do.
Speaker A:You know, back then I was a little more fucked up, bro.
Speaker A:But now that I'm older now, like your preference, your preference, that's on you.
Speaker A:But don't be in a bathroom where n gotta go pee to do this shit, folks.
Speaker B:It's only one bathroom.
Speaker A:Oh, bro, it's all nigga gangster's killers walking in this bitch.
Speaker B:But you definitely more mature.
Speaker A:Respect us, respect us.
Speaker A:Like we won't respect y'all, you feel me?
Speaker B:For sure.
Speaker A:Oh, bro, that pissed me off, gang.
Speaker A:Hey, rook folk, that pissed me off.
Speaker B:He getting mad, right?
Speaker A:Like to the, to the, to the.
Speaker B:T.
Speaker B:Folk, if you went to the bathroom right here, you finna be pissed off.
Speaker A:Hey, Brooke, I want to ask you this game real.
Speaker A:You go to the bathroom, you.
Speaker C:Be traumatized.
Speaker A:Five grown men.
Speaker A:One of them famous.
Speaker B:One of them was famous.
Speaker B:One of them was famous.
Speaker A:One is famous.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:So that's the.
Speaker A:That.
Speaker A:That that started you a Little.
Speaker A:What the.
Speaker B:For sure.
Speaker A:Five grown men in this bitch.
Speaker A:So fighting folk.
Speaker B:And so, you know, people would get.
Speaker B:What would you do, Brook?
Speaker A:How would you feel?
Speaker C:I'd be traumatized, bro.
Speaker A:That would.
Speaker A:Have you up with.
Speaker C:Yeah, I probably seek some things.
Speaker C:Okay.
Speaker A:I'll just make sure I ain't.
Speaker A:I'm just making sure I ain't slow.
Speaker B:That's that having a wife stuff right there.
Speaker C:See?
Speaker C:Some therapy, bro.
Speaker E:Do you feel like.
Speaker A:I think I'm gonna need some therapy for that.
Speaker A:For that situation.
Speaker A:I don't really like therapists, though, because a gangster like me should never talk to a therapist.
Speaker B:Right, right, right.
Speaker C:I understand, bro.
Speaker B:I got a funny story about that, too.
Speaker A:That's like talking to the detective before.
Speaker E:You get into your story.
Speaker E:All right, two questions for you.
Speaker E:One, do you feel like when you tell this story that some may think.
Speaker E:May feel like.
Speaker E:Like you overreact with your.
Speaker E:Do some people say that to you?
Speaker A:Absolutely.
Speaker E:Do you think that that's because that sort of behavior has become so, like, normalized, like.
Speaker A:Absolutely.
Speaker A:They think it just.
Speaker A:Like, I'm against the lgbt.
Speaker C:Yeah.
Speaker A:The LGB community.
Speaker A:But they gotta understand this.
Speaker A:I have LGB cousins.
Speaker B:Rainbow.
Speaker A:I have Rainbow.
Speaker A:Rainbow cousins.
Speaker A:You know, I have.
Speaker A:Oh, I have family.
Speaker A:That's Rainbow.
Speaker A:I got people I do business with this Rainbow.
Speaker A:So I'm not against that shit.
Speaker A:It's just about where you took.
Speaker A:Where it took place at.
Speaker B:Right.
Speaker A:You feel a public bathroom.
Speaker A:If they was doing that shit in their crib, Big Duke, I would, you know?
Speaker A:But this is a public bathroom.
Speaker A:I'm trying to go use the bathroom, so.
Speaker D:So it would be the same.
Speaker A:Piss me off.
Speaker D:So it'd be the same thing as, like, if you was on a public beach and they was out there doing that.
Speaker A:If you was on the beach.
Speaker A:I ain't gonna lie.
Speaker A:If I pull up to a beach folk.
Speaker A:And they doing that Folk, if your.
Speaker B:Shorty'S out there, we can't go to this beach.
Speaker B:Okay, okay, okay.
Speaker B:So just to add context, like, right now, Dugar's under contract with a very famous person for the next two years who is a LGBTQ advocate.
Speaker C:Right.
Speaker B:You feel me?
Speaker A:So I'm not against shit.
Speaker A:It's just.
Speaker A:What really made me mad about that situation was y'all could have went in a room.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:And there were rooms of that.
Speaker A:Even if y'all is what y'all.
Speaker A:With y'all still men, basically, you were.
Speaker C:Trying to avoid any of those situations and ended up running into it.
Speaker C:Right.
Speaker C:I see that.
Speaker C:How fast are you up to I mean, how fast are you ready to put up the tool on?
Speaker C:A lot.
Speaker A:They say I'm the quickest hand in the South.
Speaker C:Right?
Speaker B:Seen it.
Speaker C:So, like, what gets you there?
Speaker B:What can get you there?
Speaker B:Let me answer this.
Speaker B:Okay, so amongst our team, we have some call situational awareness, right?
Speaker B:And there are certain signs that we look for before we resort to violent force.
Speaker B:So if you show certain signs, we go through a checklist.
Speaker B:So even if you have a firearm present and out, Dugard is going to look and see if.
Speaker B:If you have a rifle, you gonna look to see if it's a round chamber.
Speaker B:He gonna look at the clip, he gonna look and see if the safety is on.
Speaker B:That's the level of awareness we operating on.
Speaker B:You feel me?
Speaker B:So at this given time, though, when this situation took place, it was more like outrage because it's like, yo, hold on.
Speaker B:Y'all shouldn't even be doing this here.
Speaker B:And this is a younger Dugard.
Speaker B:You know, the man he is now is a lot more mature, you know?
Speaker B:See, you got the caution tape off right now.
Speaker A:You feel me?
Speaker B:Just so you can see the scope of who you talking to.
Speaker B:You feel me?
Speaker C:So what happens after that?
Speaker C:You make everybody lay on the ground.
Speaker A:I gotta get up out of there.
Speaker A:Cause this lady starts screaming, right?
Speaker B:So we have protocols that we follow.
Speaker B:So if he decides that we need.
Speaker A:To leave, that be type of be pissing me off, folk.
Speaker A:Not to cut you off.
Speaker B:No, go ahead, bro.
Speaker A:TP Folk.
Speaker A:TP Folk on my daughter, folk.
Speaker A:That's when you piss me off.
Speaker A:She come screaming, get the.
Speaker A:On.
Speaker A:Get the.
Speaker B:You know.
Speaker C:Right.
Speaker A:It's time to go, though.
Speaker A:Cause at the time, like I say, I'm from the streets, my boy, really.
Speaker A:So I ain't really trying to front his move, you know?
Speaker C:Right, right, right, right.
Speaker B:The thing is, you screaming about him with the firearm, and, you know, he's a bodyguard, but you're not screaming about these men in here, right, that are naked, Right?
Speaker A:Right.
Speaker B:And the one dude with no shoes, his socks on the floor.
Speaker A:I ain't gonna lie.
Speaker B:How you come out the socks, that's crazy.
Speaker B:But I got a funny story, though, because you had said you don't want to talk to therapists, right?
Speaker A:All right.
Speaker A:You know I hate therapists.
Speaker B:Okay, okay.
Speaker A:They gonna get a license.
Speaker B:So check this out, right?
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:My boy Rick said, you can see that on my daughter folk, they gonna get us a life sentence.
Speaker B:Okay, okay, okay, okay.
Speaker B:All right.
Speaker B:All right.
Speaker B:So then we want to talk to the priest.
Speaker B:Okay?
Speaker B:Okay.
Speaker B:So look right there.
Speaker B:Were some things happening in our life.
Speaker B:And it had us questioning if we would be allowed into heaven.
Speaker C:Okay?
Speaker B:So one night, me and Dugar are watching a documentary on the Iceman.
Speaker B:Richard Kuklinski, I know exactly who that is.
Speaker B:And he says, gordo, we should go see a priest, right?
Speaker B:And go to confessional.
Speaker B:Because the therapist made me feel like I was in the interrogation room again, right?
Speaker B:I said, that's a good idea.
Speaker B:Now, you know, I got a history.
Speaker B:You know, I went to Providence Saint Male, the same school.
Speaker B:I was in the same class as the girl on the R.
Speaker B:Kelly sex tape.
Speaker C:Yeah.
Speaker B:You feel me?
Speaker B:You know, I got a.
Speaker B:I was a theology major when I went to college.
Speaker B:You feel me?
Speaker B:So, you know, like the Catholic prayer is, Holy Mary, mother of God, pray for us sinners now to the hour of our death.
Speaker B:Amen.
Speaker B:You feel me?
Speaker B:So this gonna get dark right here.
Speaker B:So we ended up going to a Catholic Church, St.
Speaker B:Thomas More was the name of the church, to go speak to a priest in the confessional.
Speaker B:Me and bro going to the confessional together, right?
Speaker B:We disclosed some things to the priest.
Speaker B:The priest says, meet him in the sanctuary in the first altar in 30 minutes.
Speaker B:We ended up going to the.
Speaker B:We meet him there.
Speaker B:When we meet him there, he says, young men, I have an opportunity for you.
Speaker B:I'm not gonna say his name.
Speaker B:I'll tell you off camera.
Speaker B:This gentleman is an exorcist, right?
Speaker B:And the arch giants, the archdiocese pays him to travel around the country to partake in exorcisms.
Speaker B:And this is hard for me to talk about because people often ask me, do I see a demonic spirit or certain stuff like that in this industry?
Speaker B:And I always say no.
Speaker B:Because what people don't know is being an exorcist is a very high paying job in the United States of America, right?
Speaker B:A very high paying job.
Speaker B:It's a short list of them, but every exorcist has a bodyguard.
Speaker B:And due to my ties to Catholicism, we were able to go with a priest with the father to go do some exorcisms.
Speaker B:And one of the reasons why we a little bit right now is because some of the things we seen being with him, doing the exorcisms, right?
Speaker B:And wow, demons are real.
Speaker C:Yeah, yeah.
Speaker B:And one of the things we seen with this gentleman, dude, I don't like talking about this, but I took proper steps to get him comfortable.
Speaker B:And one of the things we've seen was the priest has got a little girl.
Speaker B:He's talking to her, she's about eight years Old brunette.
Speaker B:But she was speaking in languages, like pig Latin, right?
Speaker B:There's no way she could know that.
Speaker B:She was saying things about me and Bro.
Speaker B:That is no way she could have known, Bro.
Speaker B:So she ended up grabbing the priest and he looking at us.
Speaker B:So, okay, I go to go get her off of him.
Speaker B:She was strong.
Speaker B:Unbelievable strength.
Speaker B:You feel me?
Speaker B:And once me and Bro grabbed her, we was able to pull her off.
Speaker B:You feel me?
Speaker B:And we learned right then and there that there's.
Speaker B:There's other things at work.
Speaker B:You feel me?
Speaker C:Right?
Speaker B:So, like, when you see people that are psychics and, like, they say they speaking to your dead relatives or they not, though, you feel me?
Speaker B:So they speaking to demons who are impersonating your relatives.
Speaker B:So, like, us trying to seek therapy, we ended up in a Catholic church talking to a priest.
Speaker B:We ended up getting hired to do exorcism work with an exorcist.
Speaker B:Exorcist.
Speaker B:We actually went on exorcisms.
Speaker B:And we seen things, you know, bro, like, mentally, bro, it's challenging, bro.
Speaker B:You feel me?
Speaker B:Like, yeah.
Speaker B:Y'all see what's going on, bro?
Speaker B:You feel me?
Speaker B:So, like, the things we've seen, like, on this path, bro, it bothers you a lot mentally, right?
Speaker C:Right?
Speaker C:So, like, me personally, bro, like, I'm just really good with energy.
Speaker C:With energy with people, bro.
Speaker C:And I feel y'all energy, like, you know?
Speaker C:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker C:And the energy is like.
Speaker C:It's like a strong force, right?
Speaker C:But it's almost like a light in a dark force.
Speaker B:For sure, right?
Speaker B:For sure.
Speaker B:Absolutely.
Speaker C:Who do y'all talk to then?
Speaker C:Because if you can't go, you know, you could go to the priest, right?
Speaker C:You said the therapist.
Speaker C:But you.
Speaker C:You gotta release that on.
Speaker C:You gotta throw it on something.
Speaker C:You know, you could drink and try to bury it, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker C:But then that, you know, that comes with the depression.
Speaker C:That comes with the.
Speaker B:Yeah, so we only talk to each other, bro.
Speaker B:Like, you know, we get depressed if we don't see each other for long periods of time.
Speaker B:Because we the only people we can talk to about this shit.
Speaker B:You feel me?
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:So we just talk to each other.
Speaker B:Really, bro.
Speaker B:You feel me?
Speaker B:Straight up.
Speaker D:So I know y'all have done a lot of dark things in your life.
Speaker D:What is the difference between what y'all have done and somebody that's really evil?
Speaker B:We never harmed anybody who didn't deserve it.
Speaker C:Right?
Speaker B:You feel me?
Speaker B:We always move righteously, you know, we never operate out of malice, so.
Speaker B:And we also do a lot of good things and able to try to get our pathway to heaven.
Speaker B:For sure.
Speaker E:Though there is no malice, do you still seek forgiveness for some of the things that you have that you may have done in the past?
Speaker B:No.
Speaker B:To ask for forgiveness means that you're admitting that you did something wrong.
Speaker B:The only thing men respect is danger.
Speaker B:And the only way to combat evil is to be able to commit heinous things against those same type of people.
Speaker B:Right.
Speaker B:We just men.
Speaker B:It's God's job to forgive.
Speaker C:To catch the wolf, you got to become the wolf.
Speaker B:Absolutely.
Speaker B:For sure.
Speaker D:We was talking with Dugar about, you know, extractions.
Speaker B:Retrievals.
Speaker D:Retrievals.
Speaker D:Retrievals.
Speaker D:I'm sorry.
Speaker D:And you know, he was like, sometimes it can get hairy.
Speaker D:Somebody may come between y'all and whatnot, but nobody really stands between y'all.
Speaker D:But there might be an instance where somebody doesn't want to be retrieved.
Speaker B:Right?
Speaker A:Excuse me.
Speaker D:It might be looked at as kidnapping to some.
Speaker B:Right.
Speaker D:Actually, I'm gonna let you.
Speaker E:Boy, somebody take a good question from you.
Speaker B:Angel said, hold on now.
Speaker A:Wait a minute.
Speaker E:I thought that question through.
Speaker E:During a retrieval.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker E:It was mentioned that like, maybe sometimes in certain situations, someone may not want to go via trafficking or maybe any other situation, but you have been paid to go retrieve them.
Speaker E:What is the difference between what you do and kidnapping if someone doesn't want to go?
Speaker B:So kidnapping is when you hold someone against their will and you transport them to a different location without them asking for that by law.
Speaker B:So in our.
Speaker B:In our instances, if we're paid to do a retrieval, nine times, nine times out of 10, we're going to find this person on the dating site.
Speaker B:After we do a reverse image search, we're going to book a date on the site.
Speaker B:When you're booking a date, nine times out of 10, you're not speaking to the person on the footage.
Speaker B:On the picture, you're speaking to the trafficker.
Speaker B:Once we get proof of life and we get visual of that person, then we go through an operation where we coerce them to come outside.
Speaker B:Nothing is done strictly by force.
Speaker B:We're not just going to go in someplace and grab someone and forcibly take them anywhere.
Speaker B:Everything is complete strategy, you know, and there are instances where we can't coerce them to come outside.
Speaker B:So what we do is oftentimes it's a parent or a loved one that's involved.
Speaker B:So we'll bring that person into the room to get them to come outside.
Speaker B:So once we do the.
Speaker B:Once we do the unite, like once we get them together, our job is done at that point.
Speaker C:What's the worst you've seen somebody in a situation?
Speaker B:The worst I've seen in a situation like this, I was a young lady.
Speaker B:She was 13 years old.
Speaker C:Yeah.
Speaker B:And wow.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:So people would pay extra to fornicate with her or her menstrual cycle.
Speaker B:And that was a hard one.
Speaker C:Right.
Speaker B:Because once we've seen what was happening, you know, I had to have a serious conversation with Dugar about sticking to the code that we live by.
Speaker C:Right.
Speaker B:He wanted to avenge.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker C:Right.
Speaker B:So when it came to that situation, we had to have a conversation amongst ourselves to decide if we were going to be the monsters that we are facing or we gonna stay in the light.
Speaker B:Right.
Speaker C:How do you.
Speaker C:How do you not take it personal?
Speaker A:It's business.
Speaker A:Never mix business with personal together.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:So in this business.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:You gotta remove all emotions.
Speaker C:He said, that's how you die.
Speaker A:That's how you die.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:So if you approach.
Speaker B:Go ahead, brother.
Speaker B:Go ahead.
Speaker A:CP not to cut you off, my boy.
Speaker A:You said something real good, boy.
Speaker A:You said it's like light and dark, right?
Speaker A:I ain't got this thunderbolt on my face or nothing.
Speaker A:You hear me?
Speaker A:People be.
Speaker A:I want to say this because I want the youth to know this.
Speaker A:We do a lot of things, you know, but we definitely is the light.
Speaker C:Yeah.
Speaker A:We kill the demons.
Speaker A:You hear me?
Speaker A:We who you call to kill the demons.
Speaker A:It ain't cool to be a demon ass person.
Speaker A:Everybody got sisters, mamas, daughters and family.
Speaker A:Right?
Speaker A:You feel me?
Speaker B:Right.
Speaker A:We the niggas that's gonna kill the motherfucking demons, period.
Speaker B:That.
Speaker B:I beg you, God.
Speaker D:Why do y'all think that phrase became so popular?
Speaker D:Like being a little demon or being on demon time or rap music.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:Ain't enough real in the game.
Speaker A:Cause real killers ain't glorifying being that.
Speaker A:You hear me?
Speaker A:You ain't glorifying that like that.
Speaker A:You know, I'm bro.
Speaker A:I respect the dead, even the ones I gotta stand over.
Speaker B:On Broad.
Speaker E:So I believe this question was answered earlier in midst of an answer.
Speaker E:But would you say that trafficking, what did you call it?
Speaker E:Extractions, Retrieval.
Speaker E:It's number one.
Speaker E:Like the highest retrieval situations.
Speaker E:Or is there something else?
Speaker E:Like I said, kidnapped by baby daddy, kidnapped by the boyfriend, kidnapped by, you know, whatever.
Speaker E:What would.
Speaker E:What would be the highest situation in which you all have to do a retreat, Right?
Speaker B:So in our line of work, not 90, 99% of the time, the person who wants to kill a woman is their ex.
Speaker B:Husband or a stalker.
Speaker C:Right.
Speaker B:An extraction is when you have to go in a place by force and bring somebody out.
Speaker B:You know, you got to be a bounty hunter or like licensed law enforcement to do that without going to prison retrievals is strategy and technique and coercion.
Speaker B:Absolutely.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:So this is fine line you got to operate on without going to the feds.
Speaker D:Have you ever thought about being a bounty hunter?
Speaker B:Yeah, I did.
Speaker B:But I can't be responsible for locking up a man.
Speaker B:I just don't believe in that.
Speaker D:Amen.
Speaker B:The fact that, you know, bounty hunters originally were slave catchers here in this country.
Speaker B:So, you know, I don't want to be a slave catcher.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:That's where it originated from.
Speaker B:You feel me?
Speaker B:And you know, if you really look at the only way to prepare for the future is to study history.
Speaker B:You know, the Democratic party was originated.
Speaker B:That's how the KKK was founded.
Speaker B:In the Democratic Party, all civil rights legislation that was passed in this country was passed by the Republican party.
Speaker B:So you got to pay attention to the facts.
Speaker B:So if you look at the history currently right now, human trafficking is a $12 billion a year business.
Speaker B:The highest purchasers of this business are here in the United States of America.
Speaker B:Celebrities is like 5% of what's going on.
Speaker B:The majority of the people who are purveying in this type of activity are nine to five workers.
Speaker B:The average American person who participates in lascivious activities that oppress women and children.
Speaker B:Each year since the Biden administration has been in office, there have been 150,000 children across the border and are held in an undetained status.
Speaker B:If they're not with ice, then they're with these trafficking organizations.
Speaker B:Point blank, period.
Speaker E:So do you ever record or stream any of your situations when you're going to retrieve a person?
Speaker B:Right, That's a great question.
Speaker B:So we never did before, but recently we filmed an initial threat assessment for retrieval and we gonna make that exclusive to real life.
Speaker B:Y'all have that footage before we leave here today.
Speaker B:And we were in town already on site to do a retrieval.
Speaker B:After we leave here today, we're going to go complete that.
Speaker B:If y'all want to come and partake, you can come and we never filmed this before because it's sensitive information.
Speaker B:And since we've been garnering so much attention, I feel like we should give some more insight, more in depth look to what we're doing.
Speaker E:I love watching that type of stuff on the Internet.
Speaker E:I be tapped in because you kind of get like emotionally involved when you're watching.
Speaker E:You're rooting and you're hoping for this success and.
Speaker E:Yeah, I think.
Speaker B:Yeah, we don't hope, Paul.
Speaker E:We do.
Speaker B:Why?
Speaker E:Yeah, so you mentioned earlier that when it comes to harm of women, that ex husbands and stalkers are at the top of the list.
Speaker B:Yes.
Speaker E:I know plenty of women who have dealt with stalkers.
Speaker E:It is a very common thing.
Speaker E:I've dealt with a stalker myself.
Speaker E:Is there anything a woman can do as a preventative measure or once you realize she's had.
Speaker E:She has a stalker.
Speaker E:Is there anything she can do to help to, you know, be safe?
Speaker B:There are several preventative measures to mitigate risk.
Speaker B:You got restraining orders involving law enforcement, but that is not really a real good border because there's no one standing outside your house to make sure this person is not going to come here.
Speaker B:You have to hire someone to handle this issue.
Speaker B:That's the only.
Speaker B:That's the only solution.
Speaker B:Simply because someone can violate a restraining order.
Speaker B:We see this all the time.
Speaker B:We've heard several 911 calls through history where the lady is calling.
Speaker B:Yeah, he violated restraining order.
Speaker B:He comes to kill her.
Speaker B:If there's not someone there for preventative measures to confront the danger, you're gonna get victimized.
Speaker E:And what does that protection look like for the average woman?
Speaker B:For the average woman that looks like me and Dugard in your driveway in a black Escalade drinking goulet.
Speaker A:Cause I was just gonna say that looked like us.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:Going to see Dugar.
Speaker A:I don't lose.
Speaker B:If a car pulls up.
Speaker A:We professional winners.
Speaker B:Tell them.
Speaker B:Tell them what happened with a car pull up.
Speaker A:It's on.
Speaker B:It's going down.
Speaker A:It's on.
Speaker B:That's the only way I pray.
Speaker A:Y'all got to call me one day.
Speaker A:Real talk.
Speaker A:I pray to God one day y'all got to call me.
Speaker A:I want everybody on this platform watching this to know that I pray to Jesus Christ they got to call me one day.
Speaker A:I'm gonna show y'all why I'm the greatest.
Speaker C:Y'all heard that.
Speaker B:Hold on.
Speaker D:As much as we love that Dugar, we'll never have to call you.
Speaker B:Never say.
Speaker B:Never say never.
Speaker D:We gonna handle that business.
Speaker B:Can I give her exclusive, right?
Speaker A:I ain't gonna lie.
Speaker A:These people behind this camera, my daughter, they standing in business, man.
Speaker B:My daughter.
Speaker A:Shout out, shout out, rookie.
Speaker A:Shout out fast.
Speaker A:And shout out, angel.
Speaker A:Angel.
Speaker A:Shout out, little bro on my daughter.
Speaker A:Shout out, JC the goulet in the back.
Speaker B: inna do a jiu jitsu match for: Speaker A:Hey, listen.
Speaker A:Hey, Listen, real life, on my daughter.
Speaker A:Stop playing.
Speaker A:But I ain't gonna lie to these my people now.
Speaker A:So on my daughter, be very, very careful.
Speaker A:Tread lightly.
Speaker A:I feel good.
Speaker D:I feel even safer than I ever felt.
Speaker D:Right?
Speaker A:I ain't playing.
Speaker A:I ain't playing at all, either.
Speaker D:We briefly touched on Tory Lane.
Speaker D:Not Tory Lane.
Speaker D:Safari Dugar said that shit wasn't even worth mentioning because he was just so goofy.
Speaker D:But what was your take on that situation and how I went down?
Speaker B:All right, so I'm send you a screen.
Speaker B:I'm finna send you something real quick.
Speaker B:All right?
Speaker B:We're not gonna say this lady's name, which is a married woman right now, but I want y'all to see.
Speaker B:All right, Rook, you just got it.
Speaker B:And then fast.
Speaker B:Coming to you right now.
Speaker B:Fashion.
Speaker B:Get that.
Speaker B:Okay, Go take your text fast.
Speaker B:You gotta rook that on ig.
Speaker B:Yeah, I got you.
Speaker B:Oh, yeah.
Speaker D:Well, not.
Speaker D:Who is she with?
Speaker B:That's Skyler Diggin.
Speaker B:Oh.
Speaker D:Oh, yeah.
Speaker D:Damn.
Speaker A:What they go there, brother?
Speaker A:Shout out to the.
Speaker A:Hey, hey.
Speaker A:We.
Speaker A:Hey, we live, right?
Speaker A:Shout out.
Speaker A:I want to say this on this right now.
Speaker A:I don't want that big ass cup.
Speaker B:No, no, no, no, no.
Speaker A:Shout out to the big fella, man.
Speaker A:That's the big fella right here.
Speaker A:You hear me, right?
Speaker A:Shout out to the big fella, man.
Speaker B:That's how they do, guys.
Speaker A:Phil Jackson, you hear me?
Speaker A:The greatest they ever do it.
Speaker A:You hear me?
Speaker A:Hey, Rook, I ain't gonna lie.
Speaker A:I would like for you and him to lock in.
Speaker A:Yeah, I see a lot in you gang.
Speaker A:You hear me?
Speaker B:All right.
Speaker C:We gonna take the next level.
Speaker D:Hold on, wait, hold on.
Speaker D:Huh?
Speaker D:I'mma tell you something about Rook.
Speaker D:But hold on.
Speaker D:What you doing with Scott R?
Speaker B:You got think about it, bro.
Speaker D:I'm trying to think.
Speaker D:I'm trying to think as hard as I can, bro.
Speaker B:Either way, I didn't have famous girlfriend.
Speaker B:Right?
Speaker D:Right.
Speaker D:I mean, I would expect that, you know, Go ahead.
Speaker E:Speaking of.
Speaker B:Yeah, you brought it up.
Speaker E:Have you.
Speaker E:We could be.
Speaker E:We can be open.
Speaker C:Yes.
Speaker C:All right.
Speaker E:Have you ever had a female client try to exchange services for services?
Speaker B:I never had a female client try to exchange services for services, but I've definitely had female clients try to get in relationships with me though, for sure.
Speaker B:Right?
Speaker C:Because once you're protecting them, you say when you save a motherfucker life, they fall in love with you.
Speaker B:Yeah, they're like, you know, they're seeing you every day.
Speaker B:You feel me?
Speaker B:Like they parents gotta call you to talk to them half the time.
Speaker B:Any problem they have in their life, you're the person who's solving it.
Speaker B:After the show is over, it's just you and that person back at the hotel.
Speaker B:You know, first thing in the morning, going to get breakfast.
Speaker B:It's just you and that person eating breakfast.
Speaker B:You know, being a celebrity or entertainer is a lonely lifestyle.
Speaker B:It's a lonely path.
Speaker B:You feel me?
Speaker B:So, you know, once you're able to build a certain amount of trust, you know, women that are in the spotlight very rarely are around people they can trust.
Speaker B:So once they able to know that they can trust you, they open up to you.
Speaker B:You feel me?
Speaker B:And then, like, you know, I'm a gentleman at all times.
Speaker B:You feel me?
Speaker B:Like, I'm not somebody who's sexually motivated at all.
Speaker B:You feel me?
Speaker B:So, like, you know, always keep a professionalism.
Speaker B:You know, you have to make sure that you always operating in a light where you can do repeat business.
Speaker B:So, yeah, you know, chivalry has not died.
Speaker B:So.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker C:Do you feel like you're doing the Lord's work, right?
Speaker B:I do feel like there's been times where there's been divine energy involved.
Speaker B:That's a profound question.
Speaker B:Wow.
Speaker B:Seeing a lot of blood, man.
Speaker C:Right?
Speaker B:You feel me?
Speaker C:There's a lot of blood in the Bible.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:Even Jesus tore up the church before, right?
Speaker B:I feel like sometime I am doing the Lord's work, right?
Speaker B:For sure.
Speaker B:Does.
Speaker C:Does the blood.
Speaker C:Does it affect you anymore?
Speaker B:No.
Speaker B:Cause, you know, bro, we get depressed, bro, like, if it's like, there's no action going on.
Speaker B:You feel me?
Speaker B:Like, we love what we do.
Speaker B:Throughout history, you had certain people who were artists, carpenters, court jesters, and then you had that group of guys who come to burn your village.
Speaker B:So.
Speaker C:How does.
Speaker C:How does that.
Speaker C:How do you create something like that?
Speaker C:How do you think y'all were created like that?
Speaker C:You think it's just in you.
Speaker C:You think you.
Speaker C:You know, it's genetics.
Speaker C:You think that it's an upbringing.
Speaker B:It's.
Speaker A:It's just shit.
Speaker A:We from Iraq, folk, right?
Speaker A:You better adapt.
Speaker B:You know, we come from about 13, 14.
Speaker B:If you aren't prepared to kill, you won't survive.
Speaker A:But adapt is literally like.
Speaker A:It's literally like in a rack, like your squad against they squad, right?
Speaker A:And they got a group of motherfuckers that feel like they the best.
Speaker A:And they got shooters, fighters, you know, hustlers, dancers.
Speaker A:Everybody got a position, you know, so we just have to get with it.
Speaker A:Fuck you mean?
Speaker A:We gotta protect our kids.
Speaker A:Oh, bro, we gotta protect our mamas.
Speaker A:Our women and our family.
Speaker A:Nobody finna play with us.
Speaker A:And we the greatest for real.
Speaker A:Y'all talking that shit.
Speaker A:We the greatest for real, nigga.
Speaker B:So play with me outside active right now.
Speaker A:Play with me for sure.
Speaker A:Play with me.
Speaker D:So they say they strengthen numbers, but y'all only named, like, four people.
Speaker D:When y'all talked about who was.
Speaker A:Oh, yeah.
Speaker A:Shout out to the gurus.
Speaker A:We ain't gonna do too many naming.
Speaker A:We give y'all four of them and that's it.
Speaker A:A lot of them behind the scene.
Speaker D:Okay.
Speaker A:Can't do too much, though.
Speaker A:People got legal situations, all type of.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:Hey, we have to operate on a very.
Speaker B:We've been investigated, bro.
Speaker B:We didn't got them target letters, the.
Speaker A:Ones that we told y'all about.
Speaker A:Was clear to be able to be told, Gotcha.
Speaker A:For so long, I wasn't clear.
Speaker A:You feel me?
Speaker B:For sure.
Speaker A:I'm still not cleared on a lot of.
Speaker A:That's why I let him talk.
Speaker A:He the politician, I'm the warrior.
Speaker D:Yeah.
Speaker D:I was like, man, it's only four, y'all.
Speaker D:It's a whole lot of.
Speaker D:A whole lot of smoke going around, and four is holding this down.
Speaker B:It's crazy work.
Speaker B:What do you guys think about it?
Speaker A:Yeah, I'm in the middle of an interview.
Speaker A:Shout out.
Speaker A:Hey.
Speaker A:Shout out.
Speaker A:Turn up, God.
Speaker B:Turn up, God.
Speaker B:What up?
Speaker B:But we on real life.
Speaker B:Turn up, God.
Speaker A:Hey, this turn up guard right here, man.
Speaker B:We don't.
Speaker B:We on.
Speaker B:We on real life.
Speaker B:Street stars, my boy.
Speaker B:We up here with fast and real life.
Speaker A:You want to say something?
Speaker A:What you want to say?
Speaker A:Turn up.
Speaker B:Say something, boy.
Speaker B:He said, huh?
Speaker A:We live.
Speaker A:What you want to say?
Speaker A:He said, double G.
Speaker A:He said, y'all know what time it is?
Speaker A:He's sliding in a minute.
Speaker A:What else?
Speaker A:What you gotta say to any.
Speaker A:What you gotta say to any turn of God?
Speaker A:He say, all the ops that disrespect us, they know what the going on.
Speaker B:Ian Connor, Christian Con, though I'm hit.
Speaker A:You when I get.
Speaker D:It.
Speaker A:Say what?
Speaker B:Be on their ass, bro.
Speaker A:30 Papa Baby Kids on my daughter.
Speaker D:Hold on.
Speaker D:Ian Connor.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:You know who 30 is?
Speaker B:Yeah, bro.
Speaker B:2017.
Speaker A:We know that.
Speaker B:Rocky for a show in Chicago.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:He get to the Flyers, go up, several women come out and say that he raped them.
Speaker B:There's a rapper named Alex Wiley hating that, bro.
Speaker B:Alex Wiley said Ian Connor raped three of my friends.
Speaker A:I hate that rape game.
Speaker B:So if you go to Ian Connor's Instagram, I'm gonna send you all of this on these days.
Speaker B:He didn't post.
Speaker B:He's posted every day on these days.
Speaker B:He didn't post.
Speaker B:Now, we were under a non disclosure agreement for this show because our investor was a Chinese national.
Speaker B:And this shit cost us like 200,000.
Speaker B:We put up 100.
Speaker B:He put up 100.
Speaker B:Ian Connor is a serial rapist.
Speaker B:He's being protected by your celebrity friends.
Speaker B:And when we catch you, we take in your purse.
Speaker A:On my daughter.
Speaker A:Phone them gray your purse.
Speaker A:I ain't gonna lie.
Speaker A:You better hope I don't be mad that day.
Speaker B:That's the thing, bro.
Speaker B:Like, bro, we've been at war with these people for a long time.
Speaker B:It wasn't no podcast.
Speaker B:Daughters, folk.
Speaker B:We got mama's daughters, aunties who raised us, bro.
Speaker B:You feel since I been grown, no abuse has happened to no ladies in our family?
Speaker A:Play that shit game.
Speaker A:That's why not to cut you off, big fella, you know?
Speaker B:Yes, sir, brother.
Speaker A:On my daughter.
Speaker A:Certain should be pissing me off, gang.
Speaker B:I know.
Speaker B:Talk about it.
Speaker A:Real talk, nigga.
Speaker A:We don't play that.
Speaker B:And then a lot of females protect these little guys.
Speaker A:We don't play that shit.
Speaker A:I got.
Speaker B:We don't play that, bro.
Speaker B:We stand on this business for sure.
Speaker D:I want to ask y'all about something.
Speaker D:Gd.
Speaker D:Growth of development.
Speaker D:What is the difference between GD and Insane gd?
Speaker A:We ain't on count.
Speaker A:That's the biggest difference.
Speaker A:That's as simple as gonna get.
Speaker A:We ain't gonna count.
Speaker B:Yeah, we against all of that.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker B:We are entity.
Speaker B:We operate on our own rules.
Speaker B:My Uncle Cowboy got his hands broken in county jail for being insane.
Speaker A:The GD's broke his hands.
Speaker A:They slammed the.
Speaker A:You know, the dope, the cell.
Speaker A:They slammed.
Speaker A:They told them, put your hands in the thing.
Speaker A:He put his hands in there.
Speaker A:They slammed him on his hands.
Speaker B:We elite, bro.
Speaker A:Cause he insane.
Speaker A:Cause he was throwing up that eye.
Speaker B:We the best of the best.
Speaker A:Yeah, we ain't gonna count.
Speaker A:That's the biggest thing right there.
Speaker A:And they be saying, oh, he ain't know how to explain it.
Speaker A:It ain't that I don't know how to explain it against that.
Speaker A:I ain't really want to y'all, time, but I ain't gonna lie, bro.
Speaker A:I with the fans, but they stop.
Speaker B:Playing with me, though.
Speaker C:Terrence Gangsta Williams committed a lot of series of.
Speaker C:A lot of murders, right?
Speaker C:And I asked him, because we have a problem, you know, with our race that we like to.
Speaker C:We kill each other, right?
Speaker C:And you know, y'all have talked about, you know, going against other races and stuff like that.
Speaker C:I got two questions to that.
Speaker C:But first question is, what was the hardest race to defend?
Speaker B:You want this?
Speaker B:Go ahead.
Speaker A:I ain't gonna lie.
Speaker A:A lot of that ass ain't hard for me, folks, right?
Speaker A:I'm gonna go gang, right?
Speaker A:I'm here.
Speaker A:I complete a mission I'm on.
Speaker A:Mission complete.
Speaker A:That's all I could think of, right?
Speaker A:Confirm kill.
Speaker A:That's it, right?
Speaker A:Ain't nobody hard.
Speaker A:Fuck them.
Speaker A:Whatever how hard they is, I'm gonna figure it out, but I'm gonna keep it real.
Speaker A:Like the funnest.
Speaker A:If you want to say the funnest.
Speaker A:See, it's different words when you talk to me gang, right?
Speaker A:Like scared and hard, and that ain't in my vocabulary, right?
Speaker A:Funnest.
Speaker C:Yeah.
Speaker A:I say the me.
Speaker A:Latinos funnest.
Speaker A:I say that.
Speaker A:Yeah, they the funnest.
Speaker B:And I'll say this, okay?
Speaker B:The first slaves ever sold were sold by African kings.
Speaker B:The slave trade is still active right now in Mauritania and different parts of of Arabia.
Speaker B:Human beings are tribalistic.
Speaker B:Throughout history, different tribes have always warred with each other.
Speaker B:Homo sapien sapien was able to out compete and plunder CRO Magnons.
Speaker B:That's why this human being who we see here is here today.
Speaker B:Human beings historically have destroyed each other.
Speaker B:That's why when people hit me up and say, oh, we in the end of times.
Speaker B:Well, you know, if you really look at the literature, before the end of times can come, there must be a thousand years of peace.
Speaker B:So until you see a thousand years of peace, there's no end of times.
Speaker B:Human beings methodically have destroyed each other since the beginning of the time.
Speaker B:That's why things like world peace are things that certain government entities search for point blank, period.
Speaker B:You feel me?
Speaker B:Like, when it comes to it, bro.
Speaker B:Like, you know, when it come to, like, being in wars and stuff like that.
Speaker B:No, we was at war with Serbian guys, bro.
Speaker B:We was at war with Mexican guys.
Speaker B:You feel me?
Speaker B:They go a lot further than certain people to go, right?
Speaker B:You know, and they funny.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker D:You know, I noticed y'all have a certain vocabulary.
Speaker D:You said we don't hope.
Speaker D:You said we don't fun.
Speaker D:We don't do hard.
Speaker D:We don't do.
Speaker A:It's certain words.
Speaker D:How did y'all get to that mentality where it's, you know, we don't even.
Speaker A:Use certain words, right?
Speaker D:Where you don't even the possibility of a defeat or the possibility that this might not work?
Speaker D:Because y'all work.
Speaker D:Y'all talking a lot of absolutes.
Speaker A:Like, it's just like, you.
Speaker A:You went to sports and.
Speaker A:Yeah, you like basketball, football.
Speaker A:You know, like, when they be on a roll, you ain't trying to break that bitch.
Speaker A:You hear me, game?
Speaker A:I'm on the road.
Speaker A:You know I'm next, right?
Speaker A:Next.
Speaker C:The affirmation.
Speaker C:They do create your life.
Speaker C:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:You hear me, game?
Speaker A:Yeah, it's like.
Speaker A:It's like when they book, when you my first.
Speaker A:When you my contract.
Speaker A:I'm already.
Speaker A:I'm already past you, right?
Speaker A:And I ain't even got to you yet, but in my mind, I'm past you because I'm on the next contract right now in my head.
Speaker A:You feel me, bro?
Speaker C:Why do you think, like, when you see, like, another black man, we.
Speaker C:We instantly feel some type of way.
Speaker A:And I respect you for this question, bro.
Speaker A:You a real.
Speaker B:Well, I fuck with Rook, bro.
Speaker A:Thorough as hell for this.
Speaker A:Because I definitely would appreciate answering this because I don't really like that game, you know?
Speaker C:Right.
Speaker C:Yeah.
Speaker C:Because I was thinking about that.
Speaker C:That I was talking to Angel.
Speaker C:I was like, bro, I don't.
Speaker C:I don't like that.
Speaker C:I hate that we feel like that, too.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:That's just stupid that I was doing when I was kids.
Speaker A:Oh, he looking at me got eyes, man.
Speaker C:Right?
Speaker A:You hear me, og?
Speaker A:I say, og, man, be looking at me.
Speaker A:She said, well, they do got eyes.
Speaker A:You feel like, calm down, gang.
Speaker A:That's one of your brothers.
Speaker C:Exactly.
Speaker A:You feel like, come on, man.
Speaker A:That shit weak, man.
Speaker A:Bro, I already like that shit, you know?
Speaker A:But I ain't gonna lie.
Speaker A:Business is business, right?
Speaker A:So if your ass get on this menu, I don't give a fuck what color you is.
Speaker C:Right?
Speaker B:To add context to what you asked, I'm somebody who.
Speaker B:I'm a world traveler, bro.
Speaker B:I own property in a country in Nairobi, Kenya, right?
Speaker B:When you go to Africa, you go to Nairobi.
Speaker B:It's not like that everybody's black.
Speaker B:There are no white police.
Speaker B:There are no black people running everything there.
Speaker B:Here in America, there's a limited amount of resources that we all must compete for.
Speaker B:So here we are a lot more standoffish to each other because we don't know our history.
Speaker B:So we got our DNA test in our family.
Speaker B:It says that we are Yoruba Igbo from Nigeria.
Speaker B:So everything with human beings base back down to your roots and your tribal origins.
Speaker B:So here in this country, after the slave trade, Jim Crow, there were a lot of literature and propaganda that were inserted into our community to cause diversion and that's why here, a lot of times we treat each other as enemies.
Speaker B:But when I'm in Africa, it's not like that at all.
Speaker B:At all.
Speaker B:You feel me?
Speaker C:Like, so you would say that we all need to go home.
Speaker B:I feel like every black woman.
Speaker A:That's a fact.
Speaker B:Every black woman should change her whole understanding, should definitely go to the continent.
Speaker A:Because you see the.
Speaker A:That's going right here.
Speaker B:And really see what it's like to be around your own people.
Speaker B:Because when you go over there, wherever tribe you from, you show up to that village, you will need for nothing.
Speaker B:You can show to anybody's house in that village, and they're going to give you everything you ask for you need here.
Speaker B:It's not like that.
Speaker C:Like, say, like, you.
Speaker C:You don't know your place.
Speaker C:You don't know where you belong.
Speaker C:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:It's a lot of.
Speaker B:You can get your DNA test, right?
Speaker B:Your DNS will.
Speaker B:Your DNA test will tell you where exactly where you're from.
Speaker C:Right?
Speaker B:For sure.
Speaker A:But if we was.
Speaker A:If we was just to stick together, bro, we'll be unstoppable.
Speaker C:Unstoppable.
Speaker B:But that's not possible here in America.
Speaker B:It's just crazy.
Speaker B:It's just not possible because we're just divided.
Speaker C:They make us divided.
Speaker B:Everyone is all plot and we bit.
Speaker A:The bait and that's that.
Speaker D:So you think there's no fixing it?
Speaker B:Okay, let's just use the presidential election.
Speaker B:Let's use that for an example.
Speaker D:For sure.
Speaker B:Glorilla being at the Kamala Harris campaign, that is insanity.
Speaker C:That's wild.
Speaker C:That ain't.
Speaker C:This is some shit that never happened.
Speaker B:I don't got no hitter.
Speaker B:Ain't no hitter ain't got me at the election.
Speaker B:Donald Trump had Harry O.
Speaker B:Boss, drug dealer.
Speaker B:That's the only president we've seen in history to release black men from jail.
Speaker B:Some of my close homies got released by this man.
Speaker B:Everybody in this room, especially the men we identify with being guys who generate income.
Speaker B:92% of black women voted for Kamala Harris.
Speaker B:Kamala Harris said that she would not pass laws strictly for black people, but she did it for Asians.
Speaker B:She has a white husband.
Speaker B:Black men are not going to vote for a lady with a white husband, man.
Speaker B:Beyonce, Megan Thee stallion who was just going through a trial and got Tory Lane's book.
Speaker A:That shit crazy.
Speaker B:Look at Kamala and look at Barack Obama's complexion.
Speaker B:That's not suspicious to you?
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:The Democrats allowed 13,000 people with murder convictions.
Speaker B:The VD's to cross the border and live in undetained status.
Speaker B:They gave them money, housing, and they passed bills for them to be able to purchase property.
Speaker B:That's not suspicious to nobody.
Speaker B:You know, over 600 people on the terrorist watch list were allowed in the country are operating right now on undetained status.
Speaker B:That's not suspicious to nobody.
Speaker D:I'm.
Speaker D:You know, we were having a conversation, and I was.
Speaker D:I feel like the only reason Kamala Walaus is and I said this.
Speaker D:Broke and woke.
Speaker D:Can't live in the same house.
Speaker D:So if you broke, you can't be woke.
Speaker D:Cause you worried about some paper.
Speaker D:I don't.
Speaker D:I can't afford to give a damn about abortion.
Speaker D:I can't afford to give a damn about the border.
Speaker D:I can't afford to give a damn about transgender rights if I can't put groceries in my refrigerator.
Speaker B:Kamala passed a bill so that transgender inmates could get free sex change surgery.
Speaker B:Kamala also was a proponent on the forefront to allow transgendered males to compete against biological females in high school athletic sports.
Speaker B:Asinine.
Speaker D:Yeah, that's crazy.
Speaker D:But what I'm saying is, even before I knew that, I knew Trump was talking about some money.
Speaker B:Trying to get paid, man, everybody's trying to get paid.
Speaker D:And at the end of the day, we can only.
Speaker D:As fucked up as it is, we can only want some money first before we can worry about what everybody else got going.
Speaker B:Name one president who'll send a check to you before.
Speaker B:Donald Trump.
Speaker D:Only Trump.
Speaker D:And yeah, maybe we're all fucked up for being happy about that.
Speaker B:Why?
Speaker A:But what?
Speaker D:Why, why, why should I feel bad about that?
Speaker B:Right?
Speaker D:But who am I?
Speaker D:I didn't even vote.
Speaker B:So you pay taxes still?
Speaker D:Yeah, yeah, I pay taxes for sure.
Speaker B:One more thing.
Speaker C:Yeah, go ahead.
Speaker B:Why are they banning abortions?
Speaker D:Because the Caucasian birth rate is the lowest it's ever been.
Speaker D:In what?
Speaker B:Human birth rates across the earth.
Speaker D:Oh.
Speaker B:Are almost at the point of collapse.
Speaker D:Human or just human?
Speaker B:Period.
Speaker B:Period.
Speaker D:Okay.
Speaker B:Yes.
Speaker D:I thought it was because everybody was fitting to be black here in a second.
Speaker D:You know, the rate.
Speaker D:The rate at which we are spreading our seed in.
Speaker A:Each.
Speaker D:Every culture that we can get our hands on.
Speaker D:Everybody.
Speaker B:Birth rates on the brink of collapse.
Speaker D:That's crazy.
Speaker D:Why you think that is?
Speaker D:What's why?
Speaker D:Why ain't nobody having kids, I tell you why.
Speaker D:No money.
Speaker B:Well, there are certain countries in this.
Speaker B:Certain countries on the earth where you said no money.
Speaker B:There are certain countries on earth that have laws that limit how many children you can have.
Speaker B:For sure they're rescinding.
Speaker B:That now.
Speaker B:And they're paying men from Africa to move to some of these countries simply to help populate.
Speaker C:When you said, you said if you don't have action, right, you'll get depressed, right?
Speaker B:For sure.
Speaker C:So it's almost, you could call it like a drug almost, right?
Speaker B:I would say this life will make you an adrenaline junkie for sure.
Speaker B:Cuz you see the best version of yourself when you know if you're not on your P's and Q's, you might die or lose one of your brothers, bro.
Speaker A:You see me over here doing this right now, right?
Speaker A:My mind on a mission right now, right?
Speaker C:What type of mind state do you prepare?
Speaker C:Like, what do you.
Speaker C:Like, what do you have to reach into to go on a mission?
Speaker C:Like, is it just okay, well, for.
Speaker B:Us, we don't have to reach into anything, right?
Speaker B:It's all about a debrief.
Speaker B:We get our situational awareness, we, our sit rep, we find out what the ex is, who the principal is, and it's time to go to work.
Speaker C:What would be the difference between a soldier and what y'all do?
Speaker B:So you can't be an adequate leader if you've never been a soldier before?
Speaker B:Soldiers just follow orders.
Speaker B:What we do is.
Speaker A:We.
Speaker B:We try to make sure that the people who can't stick up for themselves are shown they're accounted for, right?
Speaker D:Situational awareness, is that a learned skill, you know?
Speaker D:And what does it take to learn that?
Speaker D:And are you still able to do that while on the go aid?
Speaker A:Absolutely.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:You know, here's the thing, right?
Speaker A:Fucking with the goulet intensifies everything.
Speaker D:Yes, sir.
Speaker B:Situational awareness is a.
Speaker B:A list of things.
Speaker D:Okay.
Speaker B:Before you go into any situation, you want to know key principles.
Speaker B:Who, what, when, where, why, and look, learn and listen.
Speaker B:Look, learn, listen, and the plan to escape.
Speaker B:Without those things, there's no situational awareness.
Speaker B:And if we don't have that lined up, we're not taking no job.
Speaker B:We're not operating based off all we, Batman and Robin.
Speaker B:Because no man is invincible and you can't defeat everybody.
Speaker B:There are certain things that come across our tables above our pay grade.
Speaker B:You know, we're not gonna get ourselves killed and you killed just for making some money.
Speaker B:So it's just like, you know, I always say we most comfortable, you know, when we in a warlike setting.
Speaker B:Because 16 years straight, bro, this is what we've been doing.
Speaker B:You film and you learn key things.
Speaker B:You know, we got certain training, aggressive driving school, body language classes, room clearance drills, firearm training, all Type of things.
Speaker B:You feel me?
Speaker B:Where else can you use this?
Speaker B:Then you feel me?
Speaker C:After you complete a mission, is there something that you.
Speaker C:That you gotta go do or something that you.
Speaker C:Something that you gotta eat?
Speaker A:I get it.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:I can't even get wild on camera.
Speaker B:Get wild.
Speaker A:I'm talking about.
Speaker B:Okay.
Speaker B:Shout out Green Planet.
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Speaker B:Cbd.
Speaker A:Shout out Green Planet.
Speaker A:Cbd, man.
Speaker A:They're my sponsors, man.
Speaker C:Right.
Speaker C:Let's go.
Speaker A:A thousand milligram pure thc, man.
Speaker A:You know this is the dugout.
Speaker A:Boot up, right?
Speaker B:You know, for us to go to sleep, we got to take that.
Speaker A:My boy asked a great question, man.
Speaker B:Oh, my mama.
Speaker A:Shout out.
Speaker B:Real life, they get crazy.
Speaker A:Don't questions crazy on my daughter.
Speaker B:Your cop.
Speaker B:That your empty.
Speaker A:Hell, yeah, my empty.
Speaker A:I ain't going to lie, gang.
Speaker A:What I like to do afterwards.
Speaker A:And this going to sound crazy, but I'm crazy.
Speaker B:It is.
Speaker B:What it.
Speaker A:I like to go in a room and turn that black.
Speaker A:No light, nowhere.
Speaker A:And I like to sit in the dark.
Speaker A:Do you hear me?
Speaker A:Real talk, Dejan Bay.
Speaker A:I like to sit in the dark.
Speaker A:I got my set up.
Speaker A:I can hang upside down.
Speaker C:Right?
Speaker A:Real talk, bro.
Speaker A:And just pray, meditate, stretch.
Speaker C:Have you ever had to be on any medications ever for any.
Speaker C:Some of the things that you've seen?
Speaker C:Because, you know, sometimes.
Speaker B:Absolutely not.
Speaker C:Yeah, well, you know, there's sometimes some.
Speaker C:Some things your eyes shouldn't see.
Speaker C:Right?
Speaker B:Anything, bro.
Speaker B:We could have been teachers.
Speaker C:Right?
Speaker B:We could have been auto mechanics.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:We knew what we signed up for.
Speaker C:Right?
Speaker B:If this lifestyle traumatizes you, you shouldn't be doing that.
Speaker B:Right?
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:Like pt we do the traumatizer.
Speaker B:We're not traumatized.
Speaker C:Right.
Speaker C:So y'all don't experience no disorders from.
Speaker A:From time to time.
Speaker B:Tag.
Speaker A:I'm just saying it pissed me off.
Speaker B:In a nicer way.
Speaker C:Right.
Speaker B:But we don't lose no sleep or nothing like that.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:Abusing our family because we mad.
Speaker C:So why you think, like, crash out for more and then that happens and they own a whole bunch of medications.
Speaker A:Because they signed up for some just to get paid.
Speaker A:They didn't really love that.
Speaker C:Right.
Speaker A:That turned their ass out.
Speaker A:We love what we do.
Speaker C:I asked Terrence against this question, bro, and maybe y'all can answer this question.
Speaker C:Is completing the mission better than sex?
Speaker A:They kind of like the same.
Speaker A:Kind of like the same thing.
Speaker A:It's just this.
Speaker A:The biggest nut ever.
Speaker C:Right?
Speaker B:So, you know, I live a celibate lifestyle.
Speaker B:I'm not in a relationship, so I'd have been I went celebrate like three years for my longest period of time, right?
Speaker B:So, like, you cold shout out my boy rook on my daughter.
Speaker B:Shout out fast life rook, bro.
Speaker B:Real life, bro.
Speaker B:Because you know, like, bro, like I will say, it's real easy to be celibate bro when you live this life, right?
Speaker A:Cause what, you can't really trust a bro.
Speaker B:They get crazy bro rush.
Speaker B:You get like, oh, yeah, it's cracking.
Speaker C:We're looking at upon this sleepy in Maine.
Speaker C:I'm giving a shout out.
Speaker C:They not here no more.
Speaker B:Damn, it's gone.
Speaker B:Damn.
Speaker A:I gotta get some more G.
Speaker A:You know, when you.
Speaker D:You just said some sweet.
Speaker B:I can bring that bottle right there.
Speaker B:Thank you.
Speaker D:You just said something a second ago.
Speaker B:Damn.
Speaker D:That is y'all.
Speaker D:You know, if you not built for.
Speaker A:This, not to cut you off fast, my boy.
Speaker A:My bad.
Speaker A:But shout out to our goulet too, man.
Speaker B:Shout out Julia.
Speaker A:Real goulet.
Speaker B:The queen of queen.
Speaker B:She be holding up.
Speaker A:If.
Speaker D:If you not built for it, then of course is gonna play with your mind.
Speaker D:One thing Terrence always said.
Speaker D:Cause we asked him, how does he sleep?
Speaker D:He said, I sleep good at night for sure.
Speaker A:Shout out to OG on my daughter.
Speaker B:That's my boy.
Speaker A:Shout out to the og, Man.
Speaker B:Hit a thing, bro.
Speaker A:Confirm.
Speaker A:I ain't gonna say the other word on his name, but confirmed.
Speaker A:I'm just say confirmed.
Speaker A:You hear me, gang?
Speaker C:Right, right, Right.
Speaker A:Confirmed.
Speaker A:I respect that, man.
Speaker B:Right?
Speaker B:My daughter, I always say this.
Speaker B:It's not the violence that separates men.
Speaker B:It's the distance that those men are willing to go.
Speaker B:If you operating on a certain moral compass, and you know for a fact what you're doing is necessary, you're not going to lose sleep because are you gonna have remorse for someone?
Speaker B:I wanna see your mother cry.
Speaker A:Brooke fast.
Speaker B:You not.
Speaker B:Not at all, LeBron.
Speaker B:You're not.
Speaker B:So you see somebody say, oh, dude, you never did nothing you was.
Speaker B:You did something you weren't supposed to do.
Speaker C:Yeah, that's it right there.
Speaker C:You go to war and do something.
Speaker B:You wasn't supposed to do, this ain't supposed to do.
Speaker A:That's why you snapped and killed everybody in the house years later.
Speaker B:Yeah, you a creative player, right?
Speaker D:So when we see dudes, like, because you know their mind gets molested, then they start wearing ears or, you know, elaborate on that.
Speaker D:Like, yeah, you want to do it?
Speaker C:Yeah.
Speaker C:So, like, you know, some war documentaries, a nigga will go, and he done killed so many people.
Speaker C:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker C:So he's cutting off the ears and he's getting the badges of stuff and so like, yeah, trophy.
Speaker A:I can speak on this one for sure.
Speaker A:Be honest with.
Speaker A:He just have this just.
Speaker A:He.
Speaker A:That's just something he just like to do.
Speaker A:That's just his thing.
Speaker B:You like, you know, every.
Speaker A:Each one.
Speaker A:Each killer got really like they thing a lot of them do.
Speaker A:They got their little things kind of like maybe weird to you.
Speaker C:Right, right, right.
Speaker A:Let's just.
Speaker B:They little thing.
Speaker A:You feel what I'm saying?
Speaker C:Right, right.
Speaker B:All right.
Speaker B:Got that one out, please.
Speaker C:Yeah, I got you.
Speaker A:You said turn up.
Speaker C:I got you.
Speaker B:I got you.
Speaker B:But you know my job.
Speaker B:Politician.
Speaker A:Cuz they talking all this gangster getting me in my mold.
Speaker B:Stay on your mode.
Speaker B:But that part right there, that's.
Speaker C:Yeah, no, no, we.
Speaker C:I got you on that.
Speaker C:Got you.
Speaker B:Sure.
Speaker A:Cuz I was from telling the truth.
Speaker B:Hold on.
Speaker A:My daughter.
Speaker A:I with them.
Speaker A:We get them exclusive.
Speaker B:Now you see my daughter, they exclusive.
Speaker B:Pull up, type in on YouTube.
Speaker B:John Mc.
Speaker B:John Mc.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:Gotcha.
Speaker A:He gonna cut that out.
Speaker C:Yeah, I'm gonna go through all that.
Speaker A:My boy.
Speaker C:My boy.
Speaker A:I with you.
Speaker A:Folks say you gonna keep the Duke out for free.
Speaker B:Oh, no, real.
Speaker A:I'mma tell my kid one day you gotta call me and talk to my kids.
Speaker A:Right, bro?
Speaker D:John mc.
Speaker B:John mc.
Speaker B:Mc.
Speaker B:Now.
Speaker C:Now we gonna do this recurring.
Speaker C:We gonna get to the bag.
Speaker B:Y'all gonna get.
Speaker C:Y'all gonna get there, man.
Speaker A:Hey, you ain't.
Speaker B:Hey, listen.
Speaker A:You know, you ever heard the saying was understood?
Speaker B:Yes.
Speaker C:Yeah.
Speaker A:I could just look at you game and the way you carry yourself, brother.
Speaker A:Keep going for I'll with you.
Speaker A:I got your back.
Speaker A:You ain't got to worry about.
Speaker A:Just go forward.
Speaker B:So you found.
Speaker B:Is it a short?
Speaker B:Yes.
Speaker B:Play the short.
Speaker B:Hold on.
Speaker B:My home.
Speaker B:I'm gonna send you something.
Speaker B:John McPhee, former Delta Force operator, amazing war fighter.
Speaker C:Okay.
Speaker C:I think I've read about him before, so.
Speaker C:I love this war, bro.
Speaker C:It's something.
Speaker C:I just love it, bro.
Speaker A:I'm just like you.
Speaker B:Check your dm.
Speaker A:I watch documentaries.
Speaker B:I texted you.
Speaker B:I texted you fast.
Speaker B:Let me see rug.
Speaker B:Check your IG dm.
Speaker C:Yeah, I don't watch Jim before.
Speaker B:I'm glad you play that right there.
Speaker A:Glad you pay attention.
Speaker C:Yeah, I pay attention.
Speaker A:You ready?
Speaker B:You know, he was my boss.
Speaker B:John was a force.
Speaker B:He's one of those guys in Garrison.
Speaker B:He is not a fun human to work for.
Speaker B:He's definitely not one that you want as your personal mentor about how to be a good human.
Speaker D:But you put John McPhee in a.
Speaker B:Case in Glass that says break in case of war, violence, and you break that.
Speaker B:He is one of the greatest war fighters to like walk during gwat.
Speaker B:We were a hammer in that first deployment killing.
Speaker A:No camera.
Speaker B:I trained him for eight weeks.
Speaker B:Oh, wow.
Speaker C:Oh, wow.
Speaker B:And I taught the guys what he taught me, right?
Speaker B:You can't beat us, right?
Speaker A:I just like for real warlords folk.
Speaker A:And on my daughter, you know, just.
Speaker B:Over 500 people are.
Speaker A:You hear me?
Speaker B:What's up, brother?
Speaker A:You want to know some real shit, folk, what up?
Speaker A:The reason this shit be so real and like people be if they just knew.
Speaker A:Folk like, this is real gang, right?
Speaker A:Like the city of Chicago right now can say.
Speaker A:And the motherfucker in that city.
Speaker A:Everybody got a do God story for sure.
Speaker B:Everybody we undefeated for a reason.
Speaker A:When it what comes with me, you literally get a thousand.
Speaker A:A community of people that could come on this camera and say, I remember.
Speaker B:When real frontliner, right?
Speaker A:You hear me?
Speaker A:I remember him chasing the car down.
Speaker B:I sent y'all that because that's why.
Speaker A:I think they fuck with us though.
Speaker B:You know, he was a team leader on Delta Force.
Speaker B:That's the best of the best.
Speaker B:It don't get no higher than that.
Speaker B:Yeah, I trained with him for eight weeks.
Speaker C:That's wild.
Speaker B:And I came and taught my homies what he taught me.
Speaker B:I paid thousands to do that.
Speaker B:I'm going to go do it again.
Speaker B:Do it again.
Speaker B:January 25th.
Speaker B:Y'all want to go.
Speaker B:Just know we the best, bro.
Speaker B:Yeah, like, you know, there's real receipts behind us.
Speaker A:I ain't gonna lie.
Speaker A:I definitely want Ruth to come with us on one of retrieval.
Speaker A:So.
Speaker B:Yeah, yeah, he said he would.
Speaker A:He said, you gotta watch me at work, folk, right?
Speaker B:Like, you know, we just knocked on the Internet.
Speaker B:We came to the Internet so we can stop doing what we doing.
Speaker A:Like all this cool.
Speaker A:But like, you know, bodyguarding is the.
Speaker A:That's what we the best at.
Speaker B:Yeah, we the best, bro, for sure.
Speaker D:What's the difference between the training y'all go through a baby?
Speaker D:The training of a law.
Speaker D:Law enforcement.
Speaker B:Law enforcement have to go to the police academy.
Speaker B:In the police academy, they trained you to be a peace officer.
Speaker B:They don't train you to be a warrior.
Speaker B:We train to be warriors.
Speaker B:Well, you.
Speaker A:Damn that dying our training.
Speaker A:We gonna smoke your ass out.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:So you know, like quick Google search.
Speaker B:Anytime you see a house have exploded, that's law enforcement cornering somebody on a terrorist watch list who has exploded their house.
Speaker B:You see what I'm saying?
Speaker B:In our line of work, we Know that if we hear certain things on the news, we know which group of guys probably did it.
Speaker D:Right?
Speaker B:You see what I'm saying?
Speaker B:So, like.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:And you know, you know, the fact that we hear people be shocked, like, man, y'all on the Internet because.
Speaker B:But we trying to do something different now.
Speaker A:The main motherfucker that should be shocked.
Speaker A:I gotta say this.
Speaker A:I'm sorry.
Speaker B:You gonna no do that, bro.
Speaker A:Matter of fact, I ain't sorry about.
Speaker B:I know you're not.
Speaker A:I apologize though, T people.
Speaker A:Hey, Fred, you got an X on your back, shorty.
Speaker A:I left a bald spot on his head.
Speaker A:Oh, bro, your ass got an X on your back.
Speaker A:Just know that.
Speaker B:Yeah, he's a rape about.
Speaker B:But he was.
Speaker B:He got a little lawsuit, had a lot of money.
Speaker B:He probably put some money up to kill me, but they lost every time.
Speaker A:So put life insurance on your goons.
Speaker B:Folk, about 2 of their ass left.
Speaker D:How do y'all decide which I can and can't talk about?
Speaker B:We have a code of honor that we operate based off of.
Speaker B:And you know, right now, bro, it's just all bets us off, you feel me?
Speaker B:You know, we don't have a lot left in the tank, bro.
Speaker B:So we going for it right now.
Speaker B:So like.
Speaker A:And I.
Speaker A:I just got out of prison, folks, so I be trying to be cool.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:You know, the guys have suffered life changing injuries and went to prison behind this, right?
Speaker B:When you.
Speaker C:When you see someone like Lil Woody, right?
Speaker C:Can you look at him and tell that that he's like that?
Speaker B:Yeah, I can look in your eyes like I know killers when I see him.
Speaker A:You gonna get wild.
Speaker A:Yeah, for sure.
Speaker B:His name Woody, you know, we know them, you feel me?
Speaker B:We got.
Speaker B:I'll send you a video.
Speaker B:You know, we got paid before to confront some of the YSL guys or something that happened to a little female, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker B:And that's a video young thug looking at me, smiling, you feel me?
Speaker B:We didn't have interactions with them, you feel me?
Speaker B:And we knew who Woody was.
Speaker B:And Dugar and him had their conversation and it was smooth.
Speaker A:And Brooke, I'm sure.
Speaker A:Cause just you and fast folks like he fast as hell, you know?
Speaker A:Yeah, bro.
Speaker A:Like, you know, so I'm sure, like, you understand what I say?
Speaker B:You can look at a bro.
Speaker C:Yeah, yeah, I know you can look.
Speaker A:In his eyes and know he like shorty like that.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:That's how I know he know he can't beat me.
Speaker A:Cause if you ain't like that, you ain't Finna be around me.
Speaker C:Right, right, right, right, right.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:Like, when we look, I look at y'all like, I know y'all like that, right?
Speaker B:Y'all not scared.
Speaker A:Y'all like me, though, right?
Speaker A:We cool.
Speaker B:Y'all chilling.
Speaker B:Y'all ain't trying to take it there.
Speaker B:Yeah, but y'all.
Speaker A:Y'all carry yourself.
Speaker B:Him right here.
Speaker B:Yeah, he get extra crazy.
Speaker B:My boy just like her right there.
Speaker B:Al Right there.
Speaker A:You talking about my boy Fast.
Speaker B:My girl Savage.
Speaker B:You looking fast, bro.
Speaker A:Fast a fool.
Speaker A:My dog.
Speaker A:Oh, my dog.
Speaker B:I start gangbanging in the club, bro.
Speaker B:He said.
Speaker C:I'm gonna tell y'all, bro.
Speaker C:Like, I've been through a lot of.
Speaker C:In my life, bro.
Speaker B:We can tell, bro.
Speaker C:Bro.
Speaker C:And I've been working on me, bro.
Speaker B:He happy to be here.
Speaker C:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker C:And, you know, y'all talk about demons.
Speaker A:And I respect that because I'm working on me, too, right?
Speaker B:That's why I'm saying there are actual demons.
Speaker C:No.
Speaker C:Yeah.
Speaker C:So when I say demons, I say, you know.
Speaker C:You know, again, I wasn't raised.
Speaker C:I was raised really good, bro.
Speaker C:And I got into a world that I probably shouldn't ever been in.
Speaker C:And so it hit me a little different, bro.
Speaker B:Break it down.
Speaker A:That's 100.
Speaker C:So, like, we're gonna go into me now.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker C:So, like, basically, like, I was raised Jehovah's Witness, right?
Speaker B:Right.
Speaker C:And then I got a little bit older, right?
Speaker C:And my mom, she ended up moving out.
Speaker C:And so, long story short, I end up kicking my baby mama, their whole family in the.
Speaker C:In the game.
Speaker B:What game?
Speaker C:No game.
Speaker C:Just in the game.
Speaker B:Trapping, hustling.
Speaker A:Hustling.
Speaker B:Okay.
Speaker C:You gang bang, and I don't gang bang.
Speaker C:We don't do that really, in Dallas like that.
Speaker C:We, you know, you got Bloods and Crips and shit like that.
Speaker B:Y'all more like teams, like, shout out to Dallas, too.
Speaker B:Dallas shows so much love.
Speaker C:And with y'all, you know, just being in the game, bro, and just getting in, being around who, you know, who was really built like that.
Speaker C:And I had an album called Forced to Be a G.
Speaker C:Damn.
Speaker C:You feel me, like.
Speaker C:Because it wasn't like I was doing song.
Speaker B:Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker C:I just thought, you know, I ain't been rapping in a long time, but come on, man, that would.
Speaker B:You still got it?
Speaker C:Yeah, I still got.
Speaker C:You know, I got it.
Speaker B:Would you say your wife saved your life?
Speaker C:Hell, yeah.
Speaker A:That's 100.
Speaker D:I'll say that.
Speaker B:I know.
Speaker B:And I seen Fast in the club.
Speaker B:With me turning down all action because they was on my boy.
Speaker B:He said, I'm married.
Speaker B:We gotta get up out of here.
Speaker B:We had to go through the back door, bro.
Speaker D:Nah.
Speaker D:But, no, I watched my brother change from something real.
Speaker B:He a monster.
Speaker D:You know?
Speaker D:He's a monster.
Speaker B:I know.
Speaker D:I used to say.
Speaker D:I used to say, we all dogs, right?
Speaker D:This is Clifford.
Speaker B:When I first met everybody, I met.
Speaker B:I met Joker, I met Jeff, I met Rook, I met od.
Speaker B:I met Fast.
Speaker B:And my interactions with y'all gave me a sense of comfort.
Speaker B:I thought, okay, we the same.
Speaker D:Yeah.
Speaker B:Because we all make that same little smirk.
Speaker B:All right, now, look, this can get very crazy in here.
Speaker B:But I feel like true bad guys at heart work very hard to be good, and that's what makes a difference amongst men.
Speaker D:I'm a.
Speaker D:I'm gonna tell you, Killer Mike said something to me.
Speaker D:It just resonated with me.
Speaker D:He said, it's a right way to do wrong.
Speaker B:It's definitely a right way to do wrong.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker D:I was like, who said.
Speaker A:Hold on.
Speaker A:He said that?
Speaker D:Yeah, it's the right way.
Speaker A:Ain't no right way to do wrong, folk.
Speaker B:F.
Speaker B:Yes, it is.
Speaker B:We do it all the time.
Speaker A:It's just get wild.
Speaker A:It's just get wild.
Speaker B:How you gonna say that, bro?
Speaker B:You write literature.
Speaker A:That's true.
Speaker B:You right.
Speaker A:But ain't no.
Speaker B:See, that's why I'm the politician.
Speaker A:I do wrong, it's wrong, gang, you know?
Speaker B:And I'm with you, right or wrong.
Speaker D:But you do it the right way.
Speaker D:It's the wrong way to do it.
Speaker D:It's a.
Speaker D:Bro, It's a wrong way to do that shit.
Speaker A:Talking shit.
Speaker B:See, we had to do some shit to get on cover.
Speaker A:I'm fucking with my brother right now.
Speaker B:Thank you for doing this, bro.
Speaker A:My brother now, bro.
Speaker B:Get you on.
Speaker A:You said Killer Mike said that.
Speaker B:Killer Mike.
Speaker A:Shout out.
Speaker A:Killer Mike, man.
Speaker B:Shout out Killer Mike.
Speaker B:They put him in handcuffs at the Emmys.
Speaker B:Oh, Missy Elliot called me today.
Speaker A:Oh.
Speaker B:She like that phone buzz.
Speaker A:If that buzz, we gotta go.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:They gonna pro.
Speaker B:So if that ring.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:We gotta stop everything.
Speaker B:We gotta go.
Speaker C:Yeah.
Speaker B:Be on a private jet.
Speaker B:The.
Speaker A:Whatever.
Speaker C:It's on.
Speaker A:Right.
Speaker A:Thank you, Jesus.
Speaker A:I hope that ring right.
Speaker B:But we be so bored.
Speaker B:Like, we not doing some with y'all, but we be bored as, bro.
Speaker B:We be in a hotel doing interviews.
Speaker A:Cool.
Speaker A:And.
Speaker A:But I ain't gonna lie.
Speaker B:We like to get in the field, bro.
Speaker B:We went through some more with y'all, though, bro.
Speaker A:I'm just dying for A to up.
Speaker D:I ain't gonna lie, bro.
Speaker D:Girl, I was like you till about.
Speaker B:How long last year.
Speaker B:How old are you right now?
Speaker B:My voice, they say like real men on the street, essence don't really start changing to almost 40.
Speaker D:I haven't put my hands on somebody in two years.
Speaker B:He had his hands in his pocket at the club.
Speaker A:How'd that make you feel?
Speaker A:How did it make you feel?
Speaker D:It made me feel weird.
Speaker D:And I'm gonna tell you.
Speaker A:Hey, hey, fast.
Speaker A:You my new homie, folks.
Speaker D:Oh, bro, Maybe, man, I'mma tell you.
Speaker D:You know, here's the thing, right?
Speaker B:You a real gangster though, bro.
Speaker D:Like, here's the thing, right?
Speaker B:Oh, you're a gentleman when you enjoy.
Speaker D:When you enjoy it.
Speaker B:You can't get no lady like that if you ain't a gentleman when you enjoy.
Speaker B:I wasn't cool.
Speaker B:I couldn't have Al Julia.
Speaker D:When you enjoy getting into shit, it's almost like it's the last thing you should be doing.
Speaker D:That's why it's fun.
Speaker D:Yeah, it's fun.
Speaker B:Cause when we in the club, he wasn't scared.
Speaker A:That's why we always tell people though, violence is the last thing.
Speaker C:But that's why we should always preach to him, bro, just cause you can do it don't mean that you should always.
Speaker A:And hold on, I gotta answer this.
Speaker A:That's.
Speaker A:Cause, you know, they want to dress me up as this whatever, but I'm actually conscious of everything, right?
Speaker A:I give a fuck how much boulevard I drink.
Speaker A:I'm still on my toes, right?
Speaker A:And to your point, like you, you can't be a.
Speaker A:You can't be abusive, right?
Speaker A:You can't abuse.
Speaker C:You can't abuse it.
Speaker A:You can't abuse it, gang.
Speaker A:And that's real shit.
Speaker C:That's why I said like, you know, like for instance, this nigga here.
Speaker C:Wow.
Speaker C:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker B:So out of y'all two, you would say he's a more hot headed one?
Speaker C:Yeah, of course, that.
Speaker B:This is why brotherhood is important, right?
Speaker B:Go ahead, bro.
Speaker C:Yeah, I just, I would tell like, bro, you know, you.
Speaker C:You had.
Speaker C:That's your power.
Speaker C:That's what's given to you, bro.
Speaker C:So you can't abuse it, bro.
Speaker B:Absolutely.
Speaker C:You can only use it when it's time.
Speaker A:Now you talking about shit.
Speaker B:Right?
Speaker B:That's powerful, you know, And I'm gonna.
Speaker D:Say this while we on the subject of, you know, so we just talking.
Speaker D:I wasn't interviewing.
Speaker D:He brought me into this.
Speaker D:He gave me this opportunity, right?
Speaker D:Every time there's something on his plate.
Speaker D:He puts something on mine.
Speaker D:So I would tell you, Duguard, like, don't look at it as a say, man, this shit can be whatever you want it to be.
Speaker D:If he.
Speaker D:If he thought your brother thought enough about you to say, come get on.
Speaker A:Hey, I'm gonna keep it a buck.
Speaker A:Folk, I fuck with you for that.
Speaker A:Folk, you a real nigga.
Speaker A:Folk, like you don't even understand that you really become my homie now, right?
Speaker A:You just acknowledge your boy.
Speaker A:That's real.
Speaker B:Yeah, we don't hate.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:We don't snake none of that.
Speaker A:My dog got me right here.
Speaker A:You hear me?
Speaker D:Yeah.
Speaker A:The same way you feel about him.
Speaker A:That's how I feel about bro.
Speaker D:And you know I be trying to tell all the time, this, this.
Speaker D:This ain't no little deal.
Speaker A:My daughter.
Speaker D:Yeah, so, nigga, when your brother.
Speaker D:When your brother stretch out his hand, you got to grab it because it's a lot of that.
Speaker D:Won't stretch that motherfucker out.
Speaker A:You know that.
Speaker D:They'll just let you.
Speaker A:You hear me?
Speaker A:I told big fella the other day, I say, big fella folk, you got all this power, all this.
Speaker A:Man, by the grace of God, we.
Speaker D:Lucky that you a real amen.
Speaker A:You hear me?
Speaker A:Game.
Speaker A:He could have been a ass.
Speaker A:Fake ass.
Speaker A:But by the grace of God, this the realest we know.
Speaker A:It's the coldest to ever do again.
Speaker A:Look, man, muscle in brains, and it's the coldest.
Speaker A:We call it.
Speaker A:We call it.
Speaker A:We call him the scheme.
Speaker A:God, it's the coldest of all time, man.
Speaker D:With that being said, man, we could do this out.
Speaker D:There we are when we die.
Speaker A:Oh, yeah.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:Get angel to microphone.
Speaker B:At least three more Angels.
Speaker A:We need at least three more.
Speaker A:At least three good ones, too.
Speaker A:Hey, angel, turn it up, too.
Speaker B:Turn it up, gang.
Speaker A:Turn the heat up.
Speaker E:So I'm pretty sure people, young black men, are going to look at this interview, and they may aspire to want to be like y'all.
Speaker E:And they're probably thinking, how much does something like this pay?
Speaker E:So what if you can disclose.
Speaker E:What does it look like financially to do what you do?
Speaker B:What does it take financially to do what we do?
Speaker E:No, what your earnings.
Speaker B:Basically, like, oh, I'm a millionaire.
Speaker B:Okay.
Speaker B:For sure.
Speaker B:Okay.
Speaker B: I've been a millionaire since: Speaker B:Yeah, I play pro football first.
Speaker C:Bro, your life is, like, crazy.
Speaker B:And that's why I always kept my receipts, because people would think you're lying.
Speaker C:Right?
Speaker B:You feel me?
Speaker A:And that's why I be telling you, folk like these interviews be Crazy.
Speaker A:Because you look at the comments.
Speaker A:They think a just because there's so many out here giving out urban novels.
Speaker A:But when you keep giving out actual factual.
Speaker A:This ain't watered down, boy.
Speaker B:Right?
Speaker B:I'm sorry.
Speaker A:Y'all think we in this all black all day for nothing.
Speaker A:It's a hundred thousand degrees outside.
Speaker A:We in all black.
Speaker B:We dress for one of your goofballs funeral.
Speaker A:You feel me, folks?
Speaker A:Y'all think we doing this for nothing Game.
Speaker A:Come on, bro.
Speaker A:I ain't even talking to y'all.
Speaker A:I'm talking to them, the fans.
Speaker A:Because you know, it's a lot of comments I didn't read.
Speaker A:I pay attention to all the comments.
Speaker A:So I just want to address that, bro.
Speaker A:Like I don't think in this all.
Speaker A:But you think I got these gloves on for nothing.
Speaker A:Game.
Speaker B:I got the black card on me at all times.
Speaker B:I can swipe for a million right now.
Speaker B:But I'd rather be outside the field with my brother.
Speaker A:Hey, I ain't gonna lie.
Speaker A:We need two more for her for though.
Speaker A:But.
Speaker D:But no.
Speaker D:I've got a funny story.
Speaker D:He pulled that black, he's like, I'm finna slide the car.
Speaker D:I said, this motherfucker, this raggedy motherfucker, they ain't even gonna know what that shit.
Speaker D:Put that shit up.
Speaker D:We finna go.
Speaker B:They can't even handle that shit in here.
Speaker B:They put that shit back in your pocket, man.
Speaker B:Facts.
Speaker B:They see my car, everybody gather around in a huddle.
Speaker E:I'm like, damn, so you're a millionaire.
Speaker E:So if you could tell anybody when they said like per job, like I'm a young man, I'm 25.
Speaker E:I like what you do, I wanna do what you do.
Speaker E:What kind of money can I make being a bodyguard?
Speaker E:Being a.
Speaker E:It's not an extraction.
Speaker A:Think about that.
Speaker B:Money recovery.
Speaker B:I'm gonna keep retrieval.
Speaker E:Retrieval specialist.
Speaker B:Yeah, go ahead.
Speaker E:How much can I make monthly?
Speaker E:Yearly doing that service.
Speaker A:I'm gonna let him tell you that.
Speaker A:But I want to say one thing to that.
Speaker A:I ain't gonna lie, shorty.
Speaker A:If you a motherfucker trying to do this for.
Speaker A:Stop thinking about money.
Speaker A:Think about your mother fucking life, dude.
Speaker A:Think about anybody that love you, dude.
Speaker A:You hear me?
Speaker A:This get deep when you swimming in the water with sharks.
Speaker A:This.
Speaker A:It's either eat or be ate, you hear me?
Speaker A:Think about your life and your family.
Speaker A:Because if you don't do what the you supposed to do.
Speaker A:Right?
Speaker B:Right.
Speaker B:So to expound on what real life angel asked.
Speaker B:In this line of work, the money doesn't Come until you built a rapport with a group of affluent clients.
Speaker B:Once the rapport is built, we have a base rate than what we charge.
Speaker B:But, bro, when the rich people are pleased with you, you might get a check for 400,000, right?
Speaker B:You know, I'll show you that.
Speaker B:I showed y'all that before, right?
Speaker A:And I want to say this, too.
Speaker B:I ain't show you that.
Speaker A:And I want to say this, too.
Speaker A:Game.
Speaker A:Don't think you just gonna jump into that.
Speaker A:Yeah, a lot of free jobs.
Speaker B:We took a lot of free gear.
Speaker A:For years, I was doing for free just because I liked it.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:And then you gotta understand, right?
Speaker A:That's why I'm locked in with a lot of time.
Speaker A:You know, I'm on silicon.
Speaker B:All right, so I'm gonna send you.
Speaker B:What do you think, brother?
Speaker B:Yeah, so, yeah, I'm gonna send y'all some links real quick.
Speaker A:Excuse me.
Speaker B:I got 1% battery.
Speaker B:Send it to fast, Fast.
Speaker B:You got that, rook?
Speaker B:Check your D.
Speaker B:But, you know, I live, like, a minimalist lifestyle, though, because I know a lot of ass with money, right?
Speaker B:And, like, money just a tool.
Speaker B:So, you know, like, I'm a savage, though.
Speaker B:As long as my people good, I'm good.
Speaker B:And I only have only been in one relationship, you feel me?
Speaker B:I'm trying to get with my friend right there.
Speaker B:I've been knowing that 10 years.
Speaker B:When I first met her, my life was too tumultuous.
Speaker B:I'm not going to bring this drama to her life.
Speaker B:On men of respect.
Speaker B:So, you know, like, yeah, I got a lot of cheese.
Speaker B:You feel me?
Speaker B:I'm college.
Speaker B:I graduated from college.
Speaker B:You feel me?
Speaker B:I started going to college in fifth grade.
Speaker B:You feel me?
Speaker B:I got a perfect test.
Speaker B:I got perfect score.
Speaker B:On the actual, I went to Harvard for a semester.
Speaker B:Yeah, I went to gifted school.
Speaker B:Stuff like that.
Speaker B:Y'all got that link?
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker B:So you scroll to the end.
Speaker B:That's the first check I got from security.
Speaker B:420 grand.
Speaker E:So it can be lucrative, but it does take time and personality and connections and so on and so forth.
Speaker B:Yeah, you really gotta be special because I can't hire guys simply because they can be easily seduced.
Speaker B:If you standing in front of somebody's dressing room, ladies will do extreme things to get past you.
Speaker B:So, like, over the last five years, I've hired six dudes.
Speaker B:I had to fire them all.
Speaker B:One of them had to fist fight with.
Speaker B:Because, you know, a lot of men just don't have certain discipline.
Speaker C:Discipline, yep.
Speaker B:You feel me?
Speaker B:And the fact that I respect women I protect them.
Speaker B:90% of my clients are females.
Speaker B:You feel me?
Speaker B:So if one basketball wife hires you girl, he can't be bald.
Speaker B:You know, if a boyfriend come to kick her ass in the middle of the night, and then you got this ape coming out the room, word is gonna spread about that.
Speaker B:You feel me?
Speaker B:Like, you know, I'm a very.
Speaker B:I'm a highly feared person.
Speaker B:You feel me?
Speaker B:Only people who fear me, though, are people who do fucked up shit, you feel me?
Speaker B:Like, real men don't ever fear me, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker B:So, you know, like, a lot of guys fear Dugu, bro, because, like, they know he's there to make sure I'm good, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker B:And, you know, like, I hired all the guys, you feel me?
Speaker A:My daughter, we got the g.
Speaker A:Oh, no, I don't hear folk.
Speaker B:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker B:Like, you know, my name was always killer my whole life.
Speaker B:You feel me?
Speaker B:Well, as I got older, like the last six years, people start calling me big homie, the big fella.
Speaker B:That's how I got that name.
Speaker B:You feel me?
Speaker B:Like, you know, we rule with our iron fists.
Speaker B:Because if you don't, people play crazy, bro.
Speaker B:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker B:And, like, people know what they be doing.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:You feel me?
Speaker B:So, you know, like, my job, bro, I'll be having to manage monsters.
Speaker B:You feel me?
Speaker A:Oh, yeah.
Speaker B:I seen guys arguing, gonna have a shootout with each other about who was gonna shoot a.
Speaker B:So, you know, right?
Speaker B:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker B:You know, it's been several situations with my aunties, you know, that they going to the garage, taking gas, who in the trunk, food and like that.
Speaker B:Because they didn't.
Speaker B:Did some outrageous.
Speaker B:You feel me?
Speaker B:Like, in the black community, bro, the ladies be having money, they working jobs, they got the car, they got the house.
Speaker B:You feel me?
Speaker B:You do something to them if they know that.
Speaker B:Wait a second.
Speaker B:I can go to big homie and we can get you together, but they gonna.
Speaker B:They gonna exercise.
Speaker B:They're gonna exercise that, right?
Speaker B:So, you know, you know, a lot of things we retiring from because we on the Internet, you feel me?
Speaker B:We got certain agents and marshals trying to entrap us and like that.
Speaker B:So, you know, we trying to work with y'all.
Speaker A:Hey, I want to tell everybody from Iraq this any from the rack that come up here, I'm gonna let y'all know they ain't the police gang.
Speaker E:Yeah, you mentioned earlier in the interview, and it's been stated throughout the Interview that business is business.
Speaker E:Y'all handle business, you know, so on and so forth, but that there have been a few situations in you all's endeavors that I kind of hit a little deeper.
Speaker E:Do you ever double back and check on those individuals?
Speaker B:All the time.
Speaker B:So while I was just standing right there before the interview, a guy had called me.
Speaker B:You feel me?
Speaker B:I talked to everybody.
Speaker B:People call me all the time, and they thank me.
Speaker B:We going to a barbecue in Florida Thursday with a lady who we was able to get out of a situation.
Speaker B:She didn't move to Florida, started a new life.
Speaker B:You feel me?
Speaker B:I keep in contact with everybody.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:Because it's a lonely field.
Speaker B:You feel me?
Speaker B:Because, like, for a lady, if they say, like, dugard, get a call and she'll say, dugout, this man raped me.
Speaker B:Dugai say, gordo, find out what's going on.
Speaker B:Oftentimes in America, a woman will go to law enforcement and she'll tell her story.
Speaker B:And if the rape kit don't surf, don't show certain things, you don't have no case.
Speaker B:You feel me?
Speaker B:Oftentimes in this country, young women, young children, things will happen to them.
Speaker B:And without certain circumstantial evidence, you don't have a case.
Speaker B:And, you know, since I've been speaking out on the Internet, victims of certain people, they come to me, they show me what they need to show me, and we take action.
Speaker A:And I definitely keep up with everybody I save.
Speaker A:Everybody that I help save, I keep up with them.
Speaker B:Yeah, some of them want to come.
Speaker A:On here and talk personal life.
Speaker A:When you stuck with motherfucker life for real.
Speaker A:For real.
Speaker A:You stuck with them for life, for sure.
Speaker D:How do you discern when a woman is being truthful with you or if she just don't want to get a nigga fucked up for playing with her?
Speaker A:You can smell that.
Speaker A:You can smell that too, right away.
Speaker B:So here the thing, especially when you professional, when you been doing this for a minute, there's two critical things.
Speaker B:You know, where African American women, if they feel like they've been severely disrespected and you betrayed their trust, they coming for your throat.
Speaker B:That's true.
Speaker B:They coming for your throat point blank, period.
Speaker B:They don't want nobody to know about it, and they gonna come with their money, and it's very easy.
Speaker B:Certain things that we can see.
Speaker C:Do you take that back?
Speaker B:Say what?
Speaker C:Will you take the bag?
Speaker B:Of course.
Speaker B:It's just business.
Speaker B:That's all it is for sure.
Speaker C:You up?
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:You know we gonna do our due diligence I told you, don't never miss.
Speaker A:Personal or business.
Speaker B:Yeah, we're gonna do our due diligence because if we get emotionally involved, we'll make a mistake.
Speaker B:Right?
Speaker B:But the boogeyman exists.
Speaker B:Yes, for sure.
Speaker E:Speaking on business and personal, you're hired to defend.
Speaker E:You're hired to bodyguard, you're hired to retrieve.
Speaker E:Is it the same energy if a friend calls you, your cousin calls you, your sister calls you?
Speaker B:No, because they know that I love them and they know that I'll jump off the porch for them very fast.
Speaker B:So when it's friends and family, I'm extra careful.
Speaker E:Because we friends, right?
Speaker B:We're friends for sure, definitely.
Speaker B:But in my family, there's been certain things that took place that I had to put the fear of God in the people.
Speaker B:So when it's friends and family, I'm extra careful, though.
Speaker B:You feel me?
Speaker B:And they be broke as hell, too.
Speaker B:So.
Speaker B:Do you?
Speaker B:Yeah, I'll pay everybody fucking bill.
Speaker D:Do you?
Speaker D:Yeah, you.
Speaker D:We talk about the victories.
Speaker A:Is it.
Speaker D:Do y'all remain humble at all times?
Speaker B:At all times.
Speaker C:How?
Speaker B:Absolutely.
Speaker B:Simply.
Speaker B:Because the price of life is cheap and life is fragile.
Speaker D:Yeah.
Speaker B:You know.
Speaker A:We was never.
Speaker A:We never.
Speaker A:We was never doing shit to be like.
Speaker A:You know, I was told, like, when you doing something you supposed to do, you shouldn't even get rewarded for it.
Speaker C:Right.
Speaker C:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker C:And y'all feel.
Speaker C:It's almost asking for calling, you feel me?
Speaker A:So it's like the shit that we get.
Speaker A:That shit is like the shit that we get.
Speaker A:That's a plus.
Speaker A:You know, like we was doing this shit just off the pill, you know, alone.
Speaker B:And before we did this interview, Dugout got bit by a bee, saw me.
Speaker A:And I'm gonna him out.
Speaker A:And we have a rule that next beef sting me.
Speaker A:I'm eating that.
Speaker B:Yeah, we have a rule that we don't even kill insects.
Speaker A:But that getting bit, you know, he.
Speaker B:Could have did that, but he didn't.
Speaker B:Because we have certain rules, you feel me?
Speaker B:Because, like, when you take life, you get bad luck up.
Speaker A:That's true.
Speaker B:Bad things happen.
Speaker A:I was going to tell you that on my daughter type of go on when you got, you know.
Speaker C:Right, right, right, right.
Speaker B:So, you know, like, we don't even kill insects and stuff like that.
Speaker B:He was more upset that he didn't harm the bee.
Speaker B:You see what I'm saying?
Speaker B:Because these are certain things we live by.
Speaker B:I'll give you a quick story.
Speaker B:My mom took me and my brother to a zoo.
Speaker B:A reptile Zoo one time and this guy, he had like the.
Speaker B:He like Bret Hart off the wwf.
Speaker B:He's like, yeah, I'm going to show you guys a venomous snake.
Speaker B:And my mom says, sir, can you please not bring the snake out around my son.
Speaker B:And he's like, oh, it's going to be fine.
Speaker B:He's not as scared.
Speaker B:He's a big guy and he's like.
Speaker B:My mom was like, no, it's not about that at all.
Speaker B:It's not about that at all.
Speaker B:Just things crazy happen around my son.
Speaker B:I don't want you to bring the snake out.
Speaker A:They be trying to get their leg back.
Speaker B:Dude, bring the snake out.
Speaker B:The snake tried to kill fool.
Speaker B:It was an all white cobra.
Speaker B:The snake tried to kill fool.
Speaker B:He's sweating, doing everything he can.
Speaker B:And my mama was like, I told you, don't bring the snake out around my son.
Speaker B:And you know, we had to rush up out of there.
Speaker A:That's how I be feeling for.
Speaker A:I be feeling like them dead niggas.
Speaker B:Be just trying to get their lick back.
Speaker A:That's how I be feeling, folks, right.
Speaker A:Be steamy on my lip before the interview.
Speaker B:He mad as hell.
Speaker B:How he's still.
Speaker B:Why would that even happen?
Speaker A:He's still mad though.
Speaker B:And we have a ruler.
Speaker B:We don't even care.
Speaker B:See your ass later.
Speaker B:That's why he was mad as hell.
Speaker A:I'll see your ass later.
Speaker C:Right?
Speaker C:So there's no.
Speaker C:How do you not get a.
Speaker C:You know.
Speaker C:Yes, this right?
Speaker C:Like a God complex.
Speaker A:What you mean?
Speaker B:Like after we just men.
Speaker B:Only God can forgive.
Speaker A:Oh, that God.
Speaker A:Oh, no, no, no, no.
Speaker B:Yeah, we believe.
Speaker A:That's why I respect how he was coming at first.
Speaker A:You feel me, right?
Speaker A:Like, don't like people take humbleness as weakness When.
Speaker A:When you first.
Speaker A:When bro first asked, he was being humble.
Speaker A:That don't mean he a right.
Speaker A:You feel me?
Speaker A:The humble to kill again.
Speaker C:Yeah, straight up.
Speaker A:Leave him alone, folks.
Speaker B:And we always operate by, you know, God forgives we don't we just men.
Speaker C:So what do y'all do when y'all run into.
Speaker C:We say a ass.
Speaker C:You just know it.
Speaker B:You know, we ignore ass.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:He ain't no threat to us.
Speaker B:Cause like, if you not really merging.
Speaker A:In our lane, he good, right?
Speaker B:Cause like, you only gonna come against us if you confident in what you do, right?
Speaker A:Make sure.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker E:Side question.
Speaker E:Due to yalls line to work and just the type of gentleman that you all are.
Speaker E:Scenario you're out in public having lunch and a gentleman is arguing with his woman across the street.
Speaker E:And he slaps you to the ground.
Speaker E:Do you interfere?
Speaker E:Do you mind your business?
Speaker B:They used to call me Captain save a hoe because I would not let females get killed by men.
Speaker B:But I learned a valuable lesson one day.
Speaker C:What's that?
Speaker B:I'm at the gas station on 79th in Wabash in Chicago.
Speaker B:Dude beating the brakes off his girl, giving her the home of Simpson, showing the people's elbow.
Speaker B:He's showing up with the rockets cooking, bro.
Speaker C:Right?
Speaker B:And I'm in the com like, damn, hold on, let me intervene.
Speaker B:I get out, I intervene.
Speaker B:He had a gun, everything, you feel me?
Speaker B:I ended up keeping this firearm, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker B:So when he wake up, the ambulance, putting him in the.
Speaker B:In the, in the, in the EMTs waking him up.
Speaker B:Oh, girl hugging me, thanking me and everything.
Speaker B:Two days later, bro, they at the same gas station together again.
Speaker B:He see me and he mad, and she finna help him against me, right?
Speaker B:So I mind my business these days.
Speaker B:But dugout be like, gordo, don't do it.
Speaker B:If we ain't getting paid, it's none of our business.
Speaker C:Right.
Speaker B:That's how we operate.
Speaker A:We have to.
Speaker A:In that situation, we literally got to get up and go because I can't watch or get slapped too many times.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:But you know, we still might just do you d like, bro.
Speaker A:It's like, it's like, bro, like I'm a cue the butt.
Speaker A:Like, bro, you can do what you do.
Speaker A:That's whatever.
Speaker A:Y'all do that in the privacy.
Speaker B:But if we right here, we finna stop you.
Speaker A:And you can't say we in your business, nigga, if you putting your business out there, man.
Speaker D:We had a homeboy, he was a pacifist, right?
Speaker B:Damn.
Speaker B:Yeah, pacifist.
Speaker B:A coward dies a thousand deaths.
Speaker D:Amen.
Speaker B:A gangster only dies once.
Speaker D:So he seen a young lady getting accosted by her.
Speaker B:Her pimp accosted.
Speaker D:Damn.
Speaker D:And he.
Speaker D:You said tumultuous.
Speaker B:You know, we got vocabulary.
Speaker B:We got vocabulary.
Speaker D:So he proceeds to intervene.
Speaker D:And what they have going.
Speaker C:And mind you, mind you.
Speaker C:So you know, my, my saved now.
Speaker C:So he says, I'm about to get in some non violent gangster.
Speaker B:He probably got whooped.
Speaker C:No, no, no, no.
Speaker B:Okay, break it down, break it down.
Speaker B:He's a good story.
Speaker A:Hey, let me lay that on me, folks.
Speaker A:What happened?
Speaker B:You know, the nigga, he.
Speaker C:He goes up to him because he's.
Speaker C:He's got saved now.
Speaker C:So he's like, bro, I can't let you do this, bro.
Speaker C:Oh, bro, my brother he's like, I.
Speaker B:Cannot allow you to walk down this path.
Speaker C:Even though I'm like, bro, that ain't none of my business.
Speaker C:But if you touch my nigga, I don't give a fuck.
Speaker C:It's on, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker C:So it's on whether he saved or not.
Speaker C:Facts, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker C:He might not touch you, but I'm.
Speaker B:Going to shout out, rucks, you don't.
Speaker A:Even look like you.
Speaker C:But yeah, long story short, daughter that just got out there, he just left.
Speaker C:And then he left with the hoes.
Speaker B:That's what's up though.
Speaker A:Oh no.
Speaker A:Hell no.
Speaker B:Ain't no more hard alcohol in here.
Speaker B:This sugar is crazy, folks.
Speaker A:It was definitely something.
Speaker A:Damn, we need that, what we just had.
Speaker B:I'm gonna order something.
Speaker A:Hold on, hold on.
Speaker D:Before y'all do that, y'all got any shout outs?
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Speaker D:Dugard.
Speaker A:Hey, hey.
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