No Jumber, coolest podcast in the world and today I'm bringing you a conversation that a lot of people probably thought they would never see on this platform.

I got the man himself Bozo. Thank you. In here.

Appreciate you Bobo. How you doing, G?

Great.

Absolutely great.

Bless like a moment. What changed that made you decide that you wanted to come have this conversation?

Um, thinking like a businessman, you feel what I'm saying?

It's like, because I have a professional life aside from this, right?

So in business, um, it's like you don't always necessarily understand the perception

or intention of somebody else, right, until it affects your wallet or your pocket does if it

makes sense to you know what I'm saying like I feel like that I feel like if we're

you know we do's like me that have such a street history we get so caught up in like the emotional side of decisions right because most decisions that we have to do come about the fear of either losing respect or the possibility to gain respect.

You understand what I'm trying to say?

If it makes any sense to you.

So to me it's one of the things where it's like,

if I'm looking at things from your perspective you know what I'm saying like if

I put myself in your shoes then that changes the reasoning of a lot of things if it makes

sense to you opposed to you like you or or let's say you put yourself in my shoes you understand what I'm saying.

So it's like I think that um I think that as Hispanics from LA coming into the music business or the social media platform business,

we need to understand that, you know, the rules that we live by and apply to us on the block,

we can't necessarily push into the industry always.

You know what I mean?

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