Hello! Welcome to Life of the Love Airmore. I am Sequoia. And I'm Jordan. And we have special

guest, Gary on today. Yeah.

Bim Bim Bim.

The sound of the bag. Um, Gary is multiple things including my partner, but he is also a writer,

an actor, and a stand-up. Gary, you want to say a few things about your song? No, you've

pretty much covered it. That's it. That's it. You got it. You want to give them the show? You want

to think specific or you, you good? No, I'm good. I'm good. Let's just get into it. If you know,

you know, you know, I'm on that's a question. That's a question. Yeah.

To say as well. So, okay, I always have a hard time explaining what the stand-up podcast is. And I

feel like I should explain the beginning of every episode. So people know what it is they're listening to.

Black people up here. Black people up here are more as a podcast where we talk about stuff that black people

love that's not traditionally associated with black people necessarily.

Exactly.

Today's episode we're talking about something that I personally don't give a fuck about.

But I feel like a lot of black people really like anime. Yeah.

It's a big episode. I really thought Jordan liked anime as well. And it turns out Jordan does it.

It's my biggest failure. It's my biggest failure as a...

No, you're a Caribbean. So that also tracks because no, not like it's hit or miss with a Caribbean

film or like with anybody who's like first gen. It's just like it depends on if their parents were like,

this is the devil or not. Yeah, true. Oh my gosh. It's not about that whole element of it.

I've been for our Legion of Fans in any United States and in Panama. Could you explain where you're from?

I'm from Born and Raisin, Los Angeles. My dad is from Trinidad and Tobago. My mom is from Guyana.

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