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Hello and welcome to another episode of Affirmative Murder, the equal opportunity true crime comedy podcast. I am Alvin Williams joined as always by my partner in true crime,

France out Evans, Oh, yeah, it's right. I mean, Mr. Postman. Yeah, man, I'm the male man. Can't tell man. Go post doing what up, Fran, uh, Tiz the season, my brother. Yeah, man.

It's unusually warm, though. Check into doing a weather check. Yes, unusually warm in a good way, huh? Like, I mean, you're out there. You're grinding. You're touching the people.

Uh, yeah, not if you like, because what I usually do is actually out check the weather, you know, for the weekend and the day before. Sure. According to the weather address, you know, accordingly. Right, proper. Right. I'll go out. I'll go 60, 67. Okay. Cool. I go out. I walk out the houses morning. It was human. Yeah. Well, I'm not. I'm not turned about. I can't go back to late. I already got long johns underneath jeans. Got to pay attention to humidity. Humidity is very, very important. Yeah, yeah, for sure.

I mean, it could be 60, but if the muted is 90 years, like, oh, no, that's, that's like mid 70s. Yeah, it feels odd. Yeah. I don't like it. I don't like how it's been. But, um, I still, despite that, I've been, you know, I started my, you know, rolling out my Christmas, shoot movies and music and stuff like that. You know, um, obviously, I wait till deeper in the game to get to the home alone and things like that. I like to kick things off with, you know, some nice winter, wintery movies, not like Harry Potter and the James bonds of the world. I don't go straight to

Christmas movies until it's at least a 12 on the date. Okay. It's got to be at least a 12 on the day. I don't do straight up Christmas movies in the 11th. I respect that. Yeah. But, um, yeah, man, you're excited. Like, you know, it's Christmas time. I know you got kids. I know he's like, that's like all the joy is gone. Right. That's like, you, you live to see them open presents now. You don't really want presents, right?

Uh, not really. I mean, I'll take a, you know, I'll take a little something like that. Boxer. I don't really get into much. Now I'm a little bit of money. Yeah.

The stuff I used to get, it's like, it's, it's, it's, it's devied up now. So I'm not getting a, I don't get the 100 bill from grandma. No, like 20.

Oh, you still get that? Yeah. You live in. I want to take this as an opportunity to just, you know, just say to you, you know, I'm technically this is, uh,

my, my first Christmas. It's like a housewarming kind of Christmas. Okay. So if you want to give me, you know, any kind of lamp like that, feel free.

I won't, I won't, I won't, I won't turn you down, you know, nothing like that. I'm just saying. Uh, but, you know, we can move on for now. We can talk about that off air.

Uh, we can talk about that off air. Uh, I wanted to take a quick moment. Um, I don't have much to talk about. Because again, the world is always crazy as always. But, uh,

it's been about a week and we had pre-recorded or something last week. So we didn't get a chance to discuss the, uh,

and unbelievable murder of, uh, take off one of the Migos, yeah, popular rap group, uh, I want to say rest in peace.

Them as funeral was this past week on this best Friday. Um, still really in shock of that. I don't know if there's been a, a bigger

random killing of a, a person of this magnitude of music in a, in a while. Yeah. And I know we have like, there are some listeners who are maybe not of the hip hop culture or maybe a little older who don't really

understand how big the Migos are, but they are a massive, I mean, they're a massive rap group. And one of them was killed like senselessly a, a, a bowling alley party. And that goes into a whole

another discussion about what these rappers have to do and other people don't have to do. I'm still kind of wrapping my head around this whole checking in thing. It's been a part of the

discussions a lot and a lot of hip hop media over the last few years. It's for it. It's been happening for a long time. I don't quite understand, but it's what's the, I guess

the idea is that if you want to come into some of these cities as a rapper and like portray yourself as your rapper image, you know, have gold chains on and look cool. No, I mean, I get that. I just don't understand like, why is it a thing? That's

what I was getting to. Okay. You have, you can't do that in our city without our permission is I guess that, but I'm, for me, I'm like, if I'm a, and this is where the argument for me is where it's got, it got

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