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Hey, welcome to another episode of the black outtoss podcast. I'm your host, Rod.

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That's right. Today's guest is comedian actor of stage and screen.

Podcast host of the Monday Festival and friend Chris Lambrith. What's going on, buddy?

Hey guys, thanks for having me. Oh man. Thanks for being there. How you been, man?

I've been maintaining trying to elevate, man. You know, it's been rough.

I lost my dad last December as you guys know and then it's just devastating.

But I'm trying to pick up the pieces and live my life the way that he would have wanted me to.

Yeah, man. We hung out in New York a couple of times and you know, also I listen to the Monday Festival and stuff and

you know, your dad just seemed like a real cool dude like kind of like, you know, I'm a kid that my dad is my hero.

So you know, so it's like that kind of feeling where it's like it's weird because like when like someone famous dies,

it's like everyone loses a hero, but when it's just like your dad, it's like, it's like just instiller like damn, man.

This is like, I wish y'all could understand how big this is, but I try to relate to it through just, you know,

knowing who my father is and what that must feel like. So, you know, obviously I've said in person, but you know,

my condolences are condolences as well.

Thank you. Thank you. Yeah, I it's definitely it's rough, but it's it's you can especially after you hear what's that the Kendrick's dad.

Oh man, father, yeah, father is you the father issues or something like that. Yeah, it's like, oh, well, I didn't have that.

That's that, you know, that's a good. I didn't have father time. Hey guy. Yeah. Yeah. So it's it's one. Yeah. And maybe I would have been a better rap,

maybe I would have been a better rapper if my dad was shitty.

Yeah.

Push it to the next level.

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