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Hello and welcome to another episode of Affirmative Murder, I am Alvin Williams joined as always

by my partner and true crime, Fransell Evans. What up, Fran? How are we doing, man? How's

life? How's the Lord blessing you these days? You know, talk to me. Everything's good, man.

It's not the new going on right now. Kids first week of school. Well, one kids first week of school,

second week of school. Second week of school. Yeah, man. It's just, she comes home and I go,

you know how? Well, I have a call. Every time she gets, when she soon, she gets home, she

call me and I go, um, so how was school good? And I was like, I had gym today and I was like,

okay. Did you learn? Did you do anything interesting? Did you do anything? No, we did

phonics. So okay, tell me about phonics. I don't remember. Oh, they chip off the old block, man.

Yeah, chip off the old block. Make sure that day is more full next time you ask her. Yeah,

would you meet a new friend? I'd be at her like, listen, I'm a whole, I'm a grown-ass adult.

I have a job. My day was very interesting. I had several routes. You need to come with more.

You need, you need more happening in your day. Yeah, she tell about, she, she, tell me about

her friends, uh, mostly boys. I'm like, well, where are the, where are the, where are the

girlfriends? You don't have any girlfriends in class? No, she might be like a time boy type of,

she likes male energy more than girls, man. I know a lot of girls like that. Yeah, I don't

know, but it's just like sometimes girls can be harsh, man. Kids, your brats aren't, your brats aren't

the, the, the new ones, the new swag. And then now they're all laughing at you, snickering.

Yeah, but the kids are just like brutally honest. And as she says, I was named

be my friend, but she said no, because she's, she's somebody else's friend. I go, well,

I don't move on to the next, I guess. I don't, I don't know, man. Sounds like your kids are

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