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in taxes, but Apparently I was wrong and so were abandoned. I was wrong, and so they re right. To observe my son is just about Dunlop, I'm just about dazzle, it was it was. It was interesting experience how I never really got them. Story I know dehydration exhaustion was one of ranks were talking about, but was at from Kobe. Or do we know how big well that play while Ito, yeah- I went infectious diseases actors from Tennessee to LOS Angeles apparently is not. You know unknown symptom, but if you, if you do where did it can be a drain on your any virus, could be a dream system, and so I was running: and the candles it boasts about things I just come from before previously in Dallas and come back to my radio show, I'm a tv show and being so,

so I was. I was a little tired and then I don T shows previously and then the next night, for the second show, like twelve, show schedule that way as to the next that I just ground. Stage and one of the things they tell me says to me for after You know they confirmed. I was dehydrated and exacerbate jested me for a battery test, but they did to be so cold. I came back past. I think comedy. Sometimes it's like like sports you're hurt, but If so much adrenalin you don't have time to formulate and tell average game when it swells up and whenever these sort of feel that way like we're in your on stage, you have so much energy and so much you literally go the point of passing out, literally I knew that the second shot bear I knew I was gonna Prescott Accept, felt and after TAT I bet sensations, but I thought once I like to point out that once I get all state I'll, be all right, they're gonna be all right. Like this. My baby, I guess

people move all didn't, it didn't work out their way, but I think I learned a lot the can you move your phone place, so I'm sorry so new you're gonna have not make it through that, shall I knew it. I knew it then I tried anyway and then it was We gave were actually went further than that and when I woke up you know they re all these tests, and I came back to amass exhaust the night ass we get it. More than ever gets a cat scan to see about a bloke? Let you like that. Bastard there was checking media about a stroke. It was ok other than they said you don't wanna tissue procope unless it of course, and regulating what I give you my results for five days. I like what the hell is that only I need to know Dennis bottlenecks on that. I want to go back to work basically, so they gave me the rapids and it was confirmed in a couple hours and air.

That was the only elected. Made it contain and gave me the procedure rather more tests for the. For the rest, it is definitely a state never a day, and I was so well. I will jump into the book in a second. I do want say that for a lotta years I talk to guide MIKE August who I travel the world with low. And he shook his head out. He would say I'll hugely and I share the deal. Hugo any day now now. Actually that's how it used to be- and I I don't know MIKE and so are we argue about that and then he said I knew you way back when when you for the allied times in your plan. Comedy act, the ITER South, central or the was out, it, was a real ridden. She read it was ill on my part, but he was actually. To try and deal grows in all those gas there. So year wasted. He was my very first day. Is it

now. Was it hugely back in the day you know I never if he is, I've been hugely, but you know that the argument Every time I go out on additional every time I will books happened, it was always Julia. You'd leeway is always been. He really, I don't know my maker that all the time. So he can exert yet armies did I used all of us here that six years ago, so I don't know, but I knew he was he was like, so the owl worked for oh I times he was like successful guy with the allay times like a cover up and coming young star on the right, at times He lived way out and you have to commute in to do this club a Chris. But all the information on my screen and now it's now it's gone for the club. Why would you do that? Anyway,

Yeah, it's a mean anything Sinbad would be, there might actually be their Martin. Lord severe Chris Tucker would be there. He would say Robert towns, and he would say, Jamie Blocks, Jamie Fox, although darted it Jamie Fox back. Then he was Jamie Year. It was, he had a different name back there, but they all started their medicine. They ve got living color? There would be Goldberg had her eyes. We especially where we met Marla started their Europe the way. The boy started there was it was. It was at their own affairs, Robin Harris. Of course. Also it was it was. It was before the rise. It was the place to be enacted at, of course, nobody

that it wishes. So this is a. He said that, like MAGIC Johnson would be in the crowd like all these huge celebrities would be- and I think I don't know where Eric Bishop is Jamie Foxes, real name so he's Tellin me deal hugely, although she ugly I'd rail would lived way out of town he'd go. Do is thing for their losses, the times and then he'd drive all the way across town at night to play the clap right. He showed me your more focused on comedies problem why you collapsed on stage the other week, but he said there was a huge, expenditure of energy. But let's talk about that time in our lab, I pass that was stage that it had become the theatre, five years ago in Jamie Flats, now took me the live it become yet Europe is, though- and I left I like TAT, because I was so exhausted. I wasn't getting out

dammit, in other words, but his Graham sleep. So they took me where can I was on larger, a billion and never went back at the table a past. That stage Van like Turkey almost almost thirty years ago, at the coming in Jamie Plots and Ireland gets took me to the highest bidder who they saw a yacht. Is actually remember that our end, it was exhausted in there, and I was like a key when let's talk about their peers, because, as I was talking to MIKE about it- and we ve talked about it throughout the years I've I thought all those huge names cutting off ass one club. It doesn't really exist anymore. Also, I think you work for them ass Angeles times about that. I shall be. Coffee was the editor in chief I was France which shall be. I was his boxing coach air, so the train legality. Movie Ilusha, we got here so you. How do you get?

the times. What's your watch your job at the times then, how do you to stand up at birth? I started out as that no. You on the call and try to newspaper and then I moved in sector. Where met my wife at the Elijah, so I I start out selling our newspapers and there our moved up to detail clear and I got married at the allies and I needed the momentum of the detail clerk and then I'm moving who assisted manager and then moved two manager and then I move up. I was the youngest, the first black salesman. Was there ever saw was in charge of it. What was called the goalposts, but how I got the job is that I'd never going to college? I pay this cat a couple hundred dollars lobby state to write a letter till I got down there and in the cat name brand. Who was in charge. Newer was bullshit by gay mitigate getting when he was like

Integra so like out, I would do that. I lived in current county. I got Rosemont our drive to ensure that our drive back premature to ourselves for me to come here and all the way back against. I was getting better Sigelei no sleep at all, and I in one year I put eighty five thousand miles on it on a on a company car had and that when I passed out so funny, I passed out doing that follows I was so exhausted I Don T, you feel it may consider they passed out, and they said I wasn't I went to sleep and they put me on disability, and I ended up- never going back as result of passion that guy rambles camera benefits alive for here and gave me a discretionary bonuses are just starting. What their road and never Molly went back while any really wanna go full circle that first job he had at the time

I'm calling people and selling a subscription through the LOS Angeles times. My wife's mom did that for living in reduced to just call people all day, you know and offer my subscription. So let me just work. This triangle out cause I've been trying to think about this for a while and then also you had a family type right. I mean you still thereby meal his wife. They had a wife and kids out there right right, my eyes, so I say it again say more. I got one they only so you are going out like what give us the days schedule cause I'm interested in this and that yeah people who are listening, who want to know how to get ahead in. I tell people all the time when they go. I don't have time to do this are like I got a full time job. I got kids, it's like hey you better, find time. You better make time right. So you is. I would start because

If you know a current county is which is where it was placed our and I had to drive their took into account was an hour for it may arise and I was Tommo and I'll drive from there. So I believe at about I left about seven in the morning when their work till seven at night from him you're to LOS Angeles. It was an hour at ten minutes, so I would play I believe there in the close out waterworks go to the candy actor. It or play there and they go back to it arose made to be my wife, a gaze starling associate like literally two or three hours sleep for for like a year and that which is why I was invited to animal want. When my wife, TAT was cheating, says she went on the runway Michigan and want to work with me. We had a baby should remain. She went to the the idea where Miss he came out and on the way home she started crying. Secondly, had not that I don't sleep, yes, the fall asleep I still go.

Our drive about forty five minutes. There was a Danny's honour of fourteen freeway. And everywhere Daddy's Anna allow Burger was well, let's our policy there. For thirty forty minutes, I can make it the rest home and I did it everyday for like a year the year, the club that we're talking about, which is some the comedy act theatre. Where were we that exactly is to call it was in the merger, with this authority creature, Forty a word and Crenshaw, and that was so- it was going off their liquid prime ears were early nineties. Ninety one ninety two are there. Let late eighties early Ninetys and they right up until the right, a king right. It was our raised like every everybody went. There was, the allow our kind clip everybody. You will see that he's actors in a whirl, vulgar and and because

such a comedy hotspot. That's why my colleague is available came down in it. That's what it sounded by like Robert thousands, Sinbad everybody, the Wayne, Boys, Eddie Murphy, succumb to order the Eddie Murphy and when that is high Robin Harry's started hosting Eddie Murphy, so bad Eddie laughed like Robin hairs he was that it was. It was that it was the autumn. Mecca everybody. You know, I love now all the black nor love now later become Suke Summer days ago, committees like a Kiki service. This exists. Just what we started out and then it pretty It went away like at the russian eradicate periods and arise at all it area burnt out in a hoarse unity. Agents in the industry went away from me. It's where ninety three, I think Saturday night you're there in ninety, two or little, but before then an Africa and so well

You get your your motor. Where did this did against all the same yours, it's always a surname. You are always worked on I got a may. I never read women Zander. I wasn't gonna, never read with new. I am I. What it was like a you know where I got married: thousands kid and I got married. We start Mps Railway in there, and she didn't. She would do you stand on the case I had it has sought to make. So that was never a thing to me that was never was what had always done, but I actually never played the comedy. Never- and I remember the first time ever got book data play the com, I I will play the burden unawares and never played it. The first time I ever played a mainstream comedy club. Was it the Improvin Cleveland and it was rapid, the big Deaf Jan thing, and they they,

It was a doughty. They were, they were giving ninety percent of the door and a giant everybody thirty dollars, I'm making so much money, but they used it here. They look he's dead Jamak, so we were mainstream, so it was the first in that there had to be ninety five over ninety glad ever played any room other them urban rural and then you know course after that you know, between added. Yeah. I was deaf jam and you know that I did. The idea. Be the common view, and then you know, got the shell got me and all kinds of king subsequently, but I am become regulator was ass. Word also, I know what it's like when you grow up poor and I grew up in LOS Angeles. I know you were up in LOS Angeles and in poor, assume and then they go they Vigo well will give. You will give me

any per cent of the door, and then they go we sold out. The first show you, when I had a second show on Thursday NEO yeah man. Do you use to get an eight boxing and then they sold out the second you want to add a third you're. A girl had back like just ban on right. That's what we would have what happened in Tennessee Nashville brand. I've been here a date is yet I was the other had been calls for ourselves in a red rescue, but we had twelve showed but They were also love because that's just gave us what we I mean up until This is the longest. I've never been as data bambino stage every week for decades, but where weeks, year? It would be a made. So everybody knows me nicest always away. I've been even when but I have a serious. We were gaze accounting. What I'm doing all we would have known radio show, no matter what but the tv show that we're doing now a steel

get on the road everyone everywhere. I let's talk about that cause. I talk to a few comedians about it and they are stuck in a Brian Cowen. About it, and I said you know I went out he half as did open. O Brien? I said I did is podcast and I said after the Houston Improv I've been offer three four months that there's gonna be a lot a ring brass than I kind of got right back up where I, where I left off it, didn't diminished, that much I was kind of surprise, because our ones I wanna go out to work out every night. Otherwise it falls off quick, but how did you feel getting back on stage actually fail? Dallas, I d like to show so you wasn't rusty, but I was tat either. I was tired. Like you, dockers, they in our joint three children, I every night for three four

No, I was always tiring by a pale and academic romance in a time like this anomaly by saying the time like this, when what you love to do, adjustment taken away from me like that overnight, like images, I went and then not just me, obviously one that should be banned not worse than you want from having a killer However, for the next year S Journal, the weighted leave them in your way of life and all of a sudden it didn't exist anymore. It is in the end There is no way of debt level of getting better level normalcy. Not only will ever get back there, but the desert Asbury sobering thoughts. I was I had was taken already, but it was. That was a sharp comedic leather workers. There was so much to talk about, but I was very tat. Do you somethin were or about the same age and the more I go through life

I start thinking about. Well, what do I want to do like I, I've written a few books and made a few documentaries and that kind of stuff you're late Harry though it was out you're the one on women's networks. What you just did that yeah. What I and I had a Mamma tv show tee o the rate item on my team again had Willy de Weren t de the wealthy rabbit yeah at that might affect the week can be day before flew to bill. I had a Mamma, my tv show. We had a nearer view there, and I have watched Your documentary at the end that done the interview and then out of the hole up bubble Watson. It was like a weird kind of synergies, decay and how they can adjust made. Experience. You have thirty four. He's gonna steal kind always have the now in that endeavour.

Yeah Willie, I love Willie T he's a great character and egg. It is a great character. He you know, we found him. I was doing doc on Paul Newman's Ray in history and found the Willy T story in the middle of the Paul Newman documentary, and so when we were shooting the we're friends Nepal, Newman Doc. I said the next stock we have to do is Willie, who I was. Aware of but I didn't know that about a man, so we took a deep dive enter into Willie Tee and hopefully that is gonna move to show time and episodic tell us Where is it was a than that then it was funny because you are comics see I well, it was just I remember that whole. I I remember

I did it. I like all ok, that nations it makes him Well, you know, that's the whole thing I in a way we have a lot in common because we write books. We do commentary, we also do jokes and and stand up tv shows radio. You know Your kind of US swiss Army, knife of entertainment and I'm sort of a swiss army knife of entertainment by any make some features in that kind of wasn't what what about you? would you like to do that you're not doing her next? Will you help honey. I had written a book previously. This call how not to get shot and we'd option it and we were gonna start making it. It was a five hour series and of course, called idiot and now hopefully, will get will get back to that because I was access both start shooting in March, when of course, production stuff close closed now, but love doing the radio show. I love doing matter much tv.

You're. I love writing books. I'm writing. A new book now call predispose which is all about the ways like every time. Something happens to The black people in general is out he's gotta. Therefore, like I remember the surgeon general was talking how we die disproportionately, but lay in wait on the fact that we, We were predisposed to yoke diabetes and heart disease and all that kind of stuff. So I've always taken things that I was interested in. And tried to either flushed allow committee fully or, but I really like riding books lot more than outside our it's for four weeks later, I get that worked out there that I really enjoy, and in that it just is like to me is all the same thing like weather is writing you're doin, a movie I do on the radio show is like water comes into your house. You know a faint source. Different uses only take a shower with a wise called whether you could well, but it really is the same.

Well, well, sway same source, so that can allow I kind of approach it is like, but because the wealth raise my perspective and so ever that applies to is just what, but I mean I want to do now- the thing that I'm bury very interested in doing and that's what I get to do so, I'm very blessed outweigh the others are saying. I don't know what it is curious if you can find it out, but there is a saying that sort of goes on a pair of If you want to know what you're thinking or how you think or whatever right like. If you right That's how you will now it's kind of hard when here stage you're trying to make the audience laugh and- and you're gonna make in your mouth in your interviewing somebody or something like that, but if you really, want to know where your at how your brain works and what you're thinking about than you write in whatever's on that paper, sort of where, where your at its up the already true the needle and it is

many for like. I write a lot on twitter, like the explained that the visa, like social media period, because the expediency of it this is like you get to have these before the stupid you had away, but now you could do it, who warned about alike. Like having and and and putting it out Agnes. I guys like having I love reading more than I ever thought. I would guess. I'm old member, I love reading what I love reading different perspectives are like one of the great things that happen. During this whole. Cobra thing is that our more documentaries and read more books than than I did. I ever did I ever whatever ever believed would be interesting? like I watched the tiger king and I learned a lot, but I would never was there, but I loaded if you better

your long and pretty soon you gotta do. I know that and you, but all these things that I never would have had time for never would eat. I was here, sitting in a bound, so in Saint, like even even watching your interview and watching the various documents on a different It is a different art forms and just where people's eyes I reading things. I never thought that I would really. If, if I started writing more you, wouldn't it would be. The worst thing well you know it sounds like. I was just talking to someone about this, the other day which is there so many people I want to put words your mouth, but you tell me I feel like oh, my God there so much out there, a consume it. I want to put

out there. I want to know about everything I wanted taste every meal I wanna ride. I wanna write on every subject or want to travel every country I want to. Down with every woman. So you they are now lies in their show. My my there's like and then other people I just wanna when they want to binge watch their favorite tv show and have a partner and go to bed. The you feel like I feel like is you're getting older you realising time is limited. I wish I want to do, and there is nothing that can stop me from doing that. Is that a fair statement? Ada, let my mother water is marry. My wife must kids, I happy my son is a reliable Asia. Paid off. A gig. I love my wife and I love in his fine cool. But I I

still a very long time doing they now I've always loved what I've done, but but to be honest, it was there was a girl. I had to work to take care of them, and so a lot of things that idea I don't know without taught myself into, you know that they are the idea that I like them, or if it was just organic. But now Why do things I want to do like? I don't want to go places only want to do the same. Good! I'm very. Do I want to have the conversations to your point that I'm in? I want to read to think that I'm interested it and is set to bury pallid down there. Thank you. Like I said earlier, I would have never thought will be interesting me there things right now that I've never would have. That would have been interesting to me. Like I just an end, I think I think a mare, and I think the world problems, because you gotta remember The world was locked down at the same time and I think either people

when one way or the other either they went in and they were- and I think if you have gone, expert. Would you be the taxpayers able very shared experience and you don't come out different? I think it was a waste. Yeah. I agree. I feel that, if you are the stated, because somebody breaks up with you or you get fired from, job, you love or even sometimes God forbid, begin a horrible car accident. It all sounds really negative, but you should be able to find something in that some growth. Some learning some perspective that, and when you learn how to appreciate something that you didn't learn how to be formally didn't appreciate, and so it sort alike to say at the beginning of this. You know you can do the time or the time can do you. So you do the timetable the time, do you you know you you can they re, then yeah yeah yeah, like

If you're gonna, you can go to prison for six months and come out with a great book or a tattoo on your forehead and venereal disease. You don't owe me up giving every book or both yeah. They quote. Was, if you want to know what you look like look into a mirror. If you want to know how you think you should write- and that was a quote- I was trying to think of from a man named Dennis Prager. So let's talk about tat the current. Their political climate, the situation race relations, all that Whittier. What are your thoughts what's going on right now and yeah. I think it very precarious. I think that the way I would I would say that it would be fair to say that there has been this level of social upheaval and eat awareness since the sixties and that they deserve approximation of it. And I think- and I then I talked about this

but I think that there were a lot of reasons for this. I think that the fact that the country by law, was devoid distractions and couldn't there was so that everybody we had the nations in the nations rapt attention. And then there was sequence. Lay these things that people first, turn away from an had. For the sea, and it really did really was the mirror that you talked about early, and I think that a lot of people saw things in this. And in this country that made them the boy and spread the magic leg, just in open we'll talk about NASCAR early in the fact that NASCAR, Will they says black lies, like we were on land, How so long we came out black lives started to matter and Adam. Well, I'm sure, as is very fragile and on their precarious and very tenuous, but I am I am very optimistic that people

are starting to see and do things in ways they previously wouldn't have been open to, and so that gives me hope, but I think in a man, as always, this dichotomy like you have people who are ripely all, but what they saw happened did George Floyd and one just and in that offered so to be punished, but all sides I'll, say people fight what monuments and statues of men who give far worse to baby. Why my feeling is, as I could do it sort a case by case show me a mighty men show me what site The civil war is on. Show me what is History was, and we could do it. We could do it case by case that doesn't mean all of are or none of them. How do you feel about policing or strategies towards leasing, are defined or anything

why those subjects that you agree with something you said earlier about case by case, but the problem is about the statues in and what they made. It isn't most These statues are men who are trade. To the country ever broader, Blackfeet megacities, just for they re, didn't none Did you kids? You know you Sidney military base that due to lost it. I agree. There are not too good point that there is a statue right now a man was God the Father, martingale ecology and he performed guidelines. Certainly unenslaved black woman with no with no this. Why does he the statute. Why is it tat? You ve two people to just started the clay like America has a lot of statues of men who only

there was only kind of name. Is there were brutal? The blanket that's what they do and the last do that you want to blame me was APOLLO Creed Rock anything, but but I think that that you would the Willy nilly should tear people now, but above stairs at you down, but I think if you, if your history is connected to certain What and brutality. Yes is more about you why you want to keep their says more about what you believe We have to do to move forward, then does about me and in terms of policing. I think no one when I hear this from the police, I think that it is it's much like I were your. How America Spain's so much money military prowess and than on anything else, and I don't think, We need to spend so much money being the biggest bands motherfuckers on earth, and

M M, because when you when you when that is what you do, then sooner or later you want to find a reason to to use those weapons that you have invested it and I think policing The policeman others I well think their police. We need. The police may be called out for homeless. People are people. Mental problems, I think that we put a lot on them that they sailor equipped to handle that they can't be societies dirty close happen, but also, I think that they shouldn't be able to have qualified a moment? I don't think that anybody should. I think that Derek Savannah, killed, Paul Tsarskoye had eighteen Complaints against him. Eighty, the only people, the only profession where you get eighteen complaints in place by the public, still keep your job, a priest and policing you're driving for Ober you're out. That's really, it's a what are you get a special dispensation? Didn't matter back your call, his you're calling matter back, your so does

You have a higher calling. You should we used to be a higher standard matter, lower one you, you should have people too and to do nothing. Qualified immunity gives people the idea their untouchables above the law and in those people tend to be the ones who are in our communities- and we say these things play out over and over again, and I just think that there is the the of policing in America needs to change. As it always what they are doing now, what they always have done, which is to keep black people in places where they don't What I don't belong in what they do. The reason, I'm sorry you think about, I mean you, your politically oriented. Obviously you must have been approached her run for office. Sir disgusted had to come up before the aid that is needed me at all, but I, but I will say this a very interesting

how we navigate this this arena. That way, because the debate, the thing that I've the most disturbing added to catch me. The weighted There are one stood on a man's name, knowing that he was killing you and that there was no sense You see there was no anger. There was no, he sociopaths do their homework, each an end fact that he knew nothing would happen. And then he was committing murder front of everybody. Any new, nothing will happen. If a lot about this nation and that that happens often, then I will guide a few thoughts. I dont think its often well what I should say A lot of white people get killed by cops is well it's just

not really reported on is much by or doesn't doesn't mean, there's not killer cops out. There just means they're doing way too much killin of of white and black and brown. I might my theory with that cop runs a little bit. Deeper, which is he had people around him, black people, I'm assuming saying get off the guy. He stayed on every time they said you're killing me can't breathe, get the fuck off em. He won't. You gonna tell me what to do. I'm stayin here I felt like now he was he was he was going against the crowd. Now I feel it is China murder You like, but you think, if there were alone and nobody was around filming or anything, I think it was done. The exact same behaviour on the fact that you want alone and the fact that he knew he was been Jake

these crazy idea. He knew what he was doing and he had eight Incidences of above and its he shot again early this. Who he is, and this is the society projects and those men are the type of men who or wife in our communities. White men get shot more than black men do back around by the police. But they also shoe or policeman issue away many more policemen then been then black around people to end the the. Dichotomy. Changes would at a man change there. Many more unarmed, black men and brown. Did you buy the place and when any meaning Warner? Statistically, I heard ten last year. To what ten unarmed black man shot by cops in agenda two thousand and nineteen, or something like that would weaken It probably name just off the top killed,

The kid killed in Aurora last year, the ski Massey, the kid, the claim, both in John who they walk. It is a particularly killed the outer Jefferson. They killed her in our apartment. Brianna Taylor. They killed her on they re just now in lieu of you, We had Why? You, don't you you don't have to I mean, but I know there is a lot we don't have. There is a lot for your at all about. It is a lot more than ten an end at a just wait If you look at what we're going back to the kid they get killed in a royal and I had a scheme ass gone he had yet what my son as yet at the end of August Asthma, since they thought he was on the dual use me step. One is seen as an interval. They basically put his dinner. They put about so called think he's on drugs. Give him

tat an overdose and he has a heart attack and eyes. Now now, like I'm, not I'm not defend what up. That's horrible. Northern Ireland is a day. I think One of the things that are always M M M repulsed by is we have a hard job. No one could deny that, but it too hard. Society has to suffer dont do it. Why did you have to do that? Where do you come down on education family and that sort of stuff I learned see. I think, there's lot of family involved. Here I feel, like the black families is almost destroyed. We need to build it back up, I'm not sure with. What they avenue is to build the black family back up and by the way every family, I think, were suffering from that. A nation certainly statistically take a kid

from a broken family and expect them to succeed it so much more difficult. What what can we do to remedy that? I think one of the things in it was funny because I asked we have this conversation with Vice President Biden a couple days really one of the things, interesting about education is there's never the time in America, where MECCA invested the aim in black and brown people's education. They gave them schools and of good were often fear they build no schools and give them books are not that you know that modern equipment you got there Victor was somebody has left. So this idea that we have invested in America's and in an end in black and brown Education is a fallacy and where, where how'd you know guarded the path he saw, how did the pants conversation come about?

by not Arnold, I'm sorry, I'm thinkin. Vice president private broke up by all this year. He thought I was doing in the was on the man and in and we started talking about. You know what I want you know what I believe is important, but I believe it was a point in one of the things we came to ours. Education, and I think it was very interesting to me- this notion that we will spend more obviously on penalized in people then educating then, and there just because you spend a lot of my like name- time in our history, where we were given adequate scope, this adequate schooling, the whole separate but equal notion of theirs America's with it. You can have we'll have these schools we have these schools without using any more.

These resources will not using anymore, so there was never equal footing and I think, ultimately, There needs to be an opportunity for people to succeed or fail at a basic level at a basic level. We make real invest. In modern education that might not chosen what school. When I started making money, they went to school school district in LOS Angeles, what school district and I was grey school and then we to the valley and much more it was so far behind when we got here from the time that they got there when I was four five and six years old the time they left. I had hired tutors the customer, so amazing we're application yourself all over the country yeah. I just Where do they were where'd? You go in the valley where they're going about the West eels.

APOLLO Elementary and now I've got a neighbor school thought. I removed the West eels in an hour later on a more regular basis and they want El Camino and in a manner that one or two Smith, you see my dad but to show them all gradually regarded, but I always had to pay take resources and paper Just a guess them out, because they had started out in school, and the inner city, I am story. I think of black radio show host conservative My Larry elder and the story goes that he went School and Crenshaw Anne was thought he was dead. Pretty good and at some point ended up at Fairfax. School and was immediately way behind every one and that shit's from that sixties private.

He's in our early get any your daughters from the two thousands and enlightened beyond. So this is a pretty old store. I, what do you think family. What do we or do we? Do? I think that the notion of family, I think this Here there is anything people could do That seems to be more inherent people laughed it either. Have a level value and appreciate for, but I think families look differently. Arm like there is the popular notion that the black man attempted the attitude fathers, but even sociologists say that black parents men are as involved with their children. In terms of reading to them take in the school, given them bands taking the reduction form as any other group parents am at and more so more so

this side would have you believe, because they were married, a woman doesn't mean them out to participate in their Charles Life, but the popular notion of that How did the societies popular notion? Is it in a way I have seen in where were not far when I fathers, which is in a lot of that is, is stick, my lot of that is Europe, people's personal experiences and, of course, I guess example exacerbating you Castro more negative in Europe as but the idea there has to be inherent in important too. Individual, but I think a good at it. The structure ass to find it I have to find ways to be like the referee and stay out of the way an end to make it easier to to stay as it is this, just as they make it easier like tat to have a bit of a man who feel like his accomplices, something to have now chosen

feel like a alone in things, have a person feel fulfilled there We can do sure that you can do An atmosphere is conducive to found a stand ago that, whether you are too they motivation. But I don't know that that there has to be a level that is inherent to the woman. Your family of origin, like my father was dollars. Working man, I've ever met. My mother was interesting woman, ahead two brothers to citizen, a brother to sitting the brother, and we grew up around it. Given Avalon and my father we were anxious that south central it it's so if you have to Iraq. From where I live, you'd hate somebody that lives in camp is always yet. It was interesting so, but but watching

things like? I remember when I give you my proposition thirteen right, the other when I grew up with their buses and after school, oh every lunch programmes. Can one proposition thirteen happen? All this stuff is taken away. So my neighborhood We had gone Gardena High, but we had to when the bus, when we had a walk to all these neighborhoods, these neighborhoods, to go to school and after a while, are you getting as with every day, by every day, all the deuce liquefied dropped out so soon? you wanna school would narrow and people in the bank so as to take back their work, but flash too that there was a attached to you know to property values that await. If you look at and watch what happened as a result of that how crime spike in and violence by and drug spite, because that you took away,

Does the people used to have and didn't and allay turned into the LAO Westward brick yeah, I white. To North Hollywood High, and I think we definitely had kids Boston from current John South Central on and all that they played all the skilled positions on the football teams and the white guys. Basically, is how it works. I mean I play football, the guy's name, Melvin, Royal and and These cats Roma, probably South central incorrect Johnston. Like that they all they they all they all Boston night, and I lived next door the north of it. I saw just jump. The fence go back. My house and I used to see that that bus would pick them up on Chandler Boulevard that all line up at about five o clock and cause after football pitch

This is another. Couldn't go home after school there, go home after after football practice, Mario men a fee, I'm thinkin of some of these names, there was a god I'll, come up with some more these good good black names, worrying trend to be offended. But tat there was that it would be a bit about dues night these are very these very touchy timesthey. All I don't want to. I don't want a friend win. Window, Shirley who changed it to window when I'll, surely Trinity, I some rather brothers and they would get that bus at five. Clark and I'd be like shit. I'm going home and the army in ten minutes and there, like those guys, long ride back door wherever they came. And then there are.

I have to get in the boss at six thirty in the morning to make it again. I just my class was eight o five I'd wake up at seven forty five and just jump the fence There are in Versailles. I always took note, I was kind of a long day for those guys imagine when they didn't happen any more like, because what they did it resources away and an end every of the drug game that bad gains get back out. You literally have you took a lie, Andrew you spoke of crime, but it wasn't that bigger all a to time between browsing, thirteen and the rights are rather get it is not what we want. For rapid drugs or rapid, but as marriage bed exasperated up all over the city with a rich get richer and poorer rapport, resources in one and then you

three strikes in Europe and then you at all these drug long and then you have, but all of this was about a society that was punitive and short sighted and take a got your place. Will California couldn't afford to jail almost people, so they lead? forty thousand people out the as a result? And I guarantee you almost people? If you look at the trajectory it was this minimizing or resources there were in Indiana Community and people got to the test probably value and all the sudden tell I became Indeed, there was a violent and drug idle and and and that the police we should move on policing at an end with it. It was it didn't, have the desired result. Look at energy now people will tell you what here. He said your dad was the hardest work and guy you ever mats. Obviously that

seem to work on you. Did it have that effect on your brothers in? sister. Well, a worker is down, worker. They work. Are they just every different out late? They were they. I have a different idea of the world and I always had a special I remember my ideas used, always give me weapons and kicked out of school and beer, and so I grew up learning that there was a consequence. Tis saying what you believe. An understanding on. The deserted in generally and ass, what had been so after a while he became something I became out those kind of used to do, we did your parents stay together. Are there still lie it? No more This was my men trees, but here, be three years next, three, as this and a couple days actually buy

did. Dad lung cancer mother still alive if and may stay together tone till the end, your father's life, if its together living in the same way as the air they pay day. They leave the same Damas Allianz her again what business was your dad in equally airplanes, western airlines, and then you get first western and then later became doubt, and I remember Father gotta go what's for you'd. Never being late never it ever was late any he it on the dresser. Anyone like- and I like, Very dismissal like usually here. I don't care about their rights and it was a case, and it was so one day a little bit about the what's up with one day,

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having me well, this is, I mean see anything but I'd either way? As you know, it occurred to me because I'm vain, and so things that pertain to me are of interest to me and my birthday. Why was just a few days back June eleventh and I've always celebrated the fact that I'm surrounded by great names in the in the world of sport and beyond, and then I looked up yours march I mean, may twenty seventh correct, correct. I dont know what we can glean from this about either one of us, but you might be the best. May twenty seventh birthday have her then I can find. Are you aware of you ever looked up? Who you share birthday with it comes up every once in a while. I may be there sums

I have heard it a few times, but I can't really recall I dont know why may be prince for some reason, pops in my head, but I don't know this as a great I'd now Gary's gonna. Look it up. Here's what you get you get one usually get one rock star and then one high ranking nazi official. I made it even set out Jacques Bloated, what I like you is that all you, I think it was relish in the seventeenth century in Spain. Yes, no, what you get I'm saying you get the great even her, which is like you. I see a gold, I am mega hey, you know my birthday is its air clapping we have the same birthday, n, N, N, n and daring to or girls or whoever, like the pick one high ranking nazi official and then that even set out you see what I'm saying. That's all

That's all you need to tell your kid about life. You not. I mean, like your birthday, is going to be the same, as you know, HANS Christian Andersen and then Tax Watson from the from the Manson family. You don't really like at that time. Lifeward, that's why you can't pay attention to itself. What do you say I've always kind of regarded it as I like a can't miss kind of thing looking at Do you share birthday with because it usually make you feel a little bit better, whether its rational or not, like a fortune coat. The I've always had like how much stock when people actually put stock in what the fort and are going to save this will- and this is pretty good like until they start mixing in, like hey, pretty good change. You're gonna be dead soon. Why get along Until those are some of the fortunes available to you, then I can't really take them very seriously, but I

You make a good point at actually your own birthday kind of thirty may around on that. Do you you share birthday with this is as good as it gets. Who is gas, a junior? Ok, he won an academy award for best supporting actor course officer and a gentleman, but not then again held up. There is one of the great legends of thread of cinema. You got Paul back me same thing. That would describe him his greatest achievement he's married to two, perhaps the most, a beautiful and in the history of film I can't think of her name but Gina Low, a Brigida? That's it that's the who what is her name, she was in the I can't name but anyway, yeah, maybe Burke, generally Hanover Connally, Guy Jack, Breyer the character actor course from there Iraq and then maybe the best one of the group is Andre three thousand from outcast data. That's about it! I cannot find any

actor of I mean that athlete of note related to you Are you share with says something: there's a decent actor Richard Schiff, whose probably most famous from the west but that's a second at the light. My daughter and her friend no now Corolla, I really have to say you know tat too, this reporters eyes. I think the name Adam Corolla jumps out a Richard shift, certainly the other went out. There is a course Arnold, their brother, indifferent, strokes, Todd, bridges, Hooty. Older, ACE Mayor COD yeah. I seem to recall, Knowing cod are running into TAT, like back in the day him being a couple years younger than me, soon decided these one year younger than I think that's correct, but you know to play the same name game, who is light, last name who could be further part, and in a way there should be a birthday game which is who

Ok, so who has the most range is like I said like who has Albert Stein and Hitler United who had area most range. Like you look at mine, there's no range there not really now nobody there's, no big difference between Luke I mean in who do you have whose tried to you know, people are gonna have Darwin and Tom Hanks, We are the biggest area I loved the rain and gave rise. That's like you know how I learn. Gary's raising his hands found. Some range are not good range. One here, Carmen Electra George Decay, Joy Lawrence. Hitler Y, all that's not the actual think about a similar game that maybe we can play some day of its like golf handicap,

I don't know if you know how they work, but like use, throw out your best score, a region. I ever maybe your top three best scores in your three worse scores to kind of fun middle. What you're averages that's true of actors to like the biggest range into terms of like high end iconic film and then the biggest garbage you've ever seen. It might be de Niro off the top of my head cuz. He made a lot of money. Gram, pictures late in his career. Well Gary with this new game, you have to look up Jeffrey Dahmer, birthday style has the guy who, chip fillet all the evil. The folks of our time, and then you have to find out what celebrities cassettes. You know you got George. You got Joey lords, woe and then you got

Hitler like who you're gonna break. I was gonna, be Joey Lawrence and learn the range. I got a good one for him. Actually Benson. You know you Billy. I wish Brad Pitt stolen. Why have re hidden, Stalin? I got an idea. I dont. Have I We have evil personified on on this list here, but you want to go about life range here you go ready now, Joe Montana. The on a best quarterback of all time, at worst vain slumber. De the one a greatest culture up there Jeanne Wilder they most under aided comedy legend of all time. Paradox notwithstanding the comment, underrated, legit Henry Hill, a course the gangster portrayed by Lee Oda Peter dank ledge? Jacques Cousteau and

We have gone home mace and with a rhyme, no less your beloved Cousteau to aid. In bar bow wow. And, let me add one more to that list. Dave damage, yet let us not least World UK, that's the best that that Back also Shiloh above you, ain't gonna. Be that way I would think about your lives, so much better than my last is everywhere. Is its impact sing ace? It's a dead heat between you and Andrzej. Three thousand of up Montana Lombardy goes. Here's a hypothetical has Montana When people ask him who do you birthday with ever brought up Dave damage X, men or about the we're both legends in the world of sport? And we both hail from the greater Pittsburgh area era has Gary. Has one more have one more. Let's see here, notorious Biagi. Mister T

Jeffrey Dahmer. Why arrange our remit your arguably one of the greatest Americans ever cupola put out. You know the up the box and gloves and then Jeffrey I likewise ever had better name characters. They be able Iraqis an clobber lay and I'm really good, and then his real name is better than both of those rights pretty good too, but anyway go let me hit the bet on line no shortage of action, but online dot, Agee sports they're, coming back of seas back NASCAR is back boxing back. Sadly, soccer back but the hay. Half the world loves it man, but on line has the best odds and lines of upcoming games, and you need more bet on line, has stimulated and fell NBA You see daily also live casino games, poker tournaments, best props in the business

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