Hey, mute your mic, Paulie, Grant Cardone, you're in the Cardone Zone. Welcome, Sunday night.

What's the day? April 21st. April 21st. We don't have candy this week. We got peppermint

sticks with me, okay? And she's here to help out. We got Leo helping out, man. We got

the guys from Audacity helping out. These guys are freaking brilliant out here in Hollywood

What's it like to be in Hollywood, Florida, not Hollywood, California? Hey, I'm Grant

Cardone. Welcome to the Cardone Zone. Great to have you here this week after a crazy

week for everyone on this planet. If you've been watching the TV, I'll be talking a little

bit about that tonight. Tonight's show is called Life Ain't Fair, okay? Tell your friends

on Twitter, add my name at Grant Cardone, add hashtag Cardone Zone. We are going to bring

you a show from Orlando, Florida, news 96 five, news 96 five, Cardone Zone, Life Ain't

Fair. Look, it could be bad. It could be good. It could be great, but it definitely ain't

fair. And I'll be explaining that. Hey, let your friends know. My wife is on a plane

boarding in New Orleans, Louisiana, the dirty dirty down in the dirty dirty. She sent me photos

tonight of her eating crawfish and soft shell crabs. And I'm like, what are you doing, man?

Don't be doing that. Don't be sending that to me. I got two kids to take care of this weekend.

What do you call it? What do you call it? And you can just put this on Twitter. What is it called

when the father is left in charge of the two kids? Is it like Papa's duty or Mama's duty or

if you know what that is, throw it up on Twitter. I need to know that right away. But I asked

my wife. I said, Hey, what does it mean? What is it when, and I need to do this before we get

into the show itself? I said, what is it? What is it called when the husband, the Papa is left

to take care of the two girls and you're over there eating crawfish and my wife texts me back.

And she says, it's called fucked up. I'm like, oh, now I know why I know why I married you. Okay.

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