Or if someone calls you baby and you don't know him that well, you're like, why do you call me baby?

Like, don't call me baby.

It's too early baby. We're pre-baby. This is pre-baby. Only my mom calls me baby.

Make my mom.

Yeah. Wow. Yeah. Hello. Wow. What a fucking start. Bianca. Yeah. You've got to be a

came by my house the other day to pick something up and I didn't even risk opening the front

door. I'm very glad you didn't. Because I personally believe that you've been infected

with the virus. I believe that you fought it and I believe that I don't. I'm not trying

to be a hero. This is the last. I had an argument with somebody this week about because

the governor or the mayor or somebody, you know, said like shelter in place. I'm like, this

is an or no, they wrote a thing about they tweeted about how you should basically

rat, snitch on somebody, right? If you see them, if their business is open. Yeah.

They each other. Snitches get rewards. Yeah. This is totalitarianism. I was like, okay.

Well, you know that the entire US justice system relies on snitches. That's the way it's

called witness testimony. It's not what if I see someone murder your mom? Should I still

not say anything? Should I see what I see? You know, what? No, you go ahead. I'm very

sensitive. Oh, sorry. No, it's fine. Like I said, I barely notice it. But, oh, if you've

watched an episode of the first 48, I don't understand how you somehow think the whole

justice system isn't based on such. And all the first 48 is, is like, how soon can we

get someone to snitch? Yeah. And people love the first 48. But I think that they, I think

people in the first 48 are people who watch the first 48 are everyone. They go like, I'm

a criminal. That's what the appeal of hip-hop is. I'm a criminal, but I'm also, I'm not

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