Alright, check, baby. I'm trying to get wet, man.

That's one thing, you know, I'm trying to get wet. I notice I'm trying in the summer. I'm trying to get wet.

And that was always a key

deal for me as a child, you know. We had a fellow that lived down the street from Muscle,

a fellow named Buggy, you know, and he was mixed, man. Little black, white. I mean, his daddy was

white and his, they pretended his mom was, his mom was, well, his daddy knocked up the woman that

swept out the school bus. His daddy was our bus driver, Big Milford and he didn't, you know,

he didn't know a lot of the letters of the alphabet and you, some of them you'd surprise and

you'd show them on a thing, you know, QRST and he didn't, he just couldn't stand, he don't,

he would kind of shut down, he just couldn't handle it. You know, he'd never been,

you know, he'd never been educationally succumbed to the truth.

And anyway, but he drove the school bus and he eventually got laid off for a driving shirtless

and driving under the influence of alcohol and running the button and hitting stuff with the bus,

trees and other stuff that you just can do if you have children on board, you know. And anyway,

but so what happened, he, he knocked up a lady that swept out the school bus and this was a

black woman and he knocked her up and so they had a child but they pretended that the child was

with him and his regular white wife. So it was just, you know, it was just a real fairest wheel of

of sex and secrets and and school busary type shit, you know, praise God, baby. Let's get into it.

This is Matthew Cossiol, runs in the family.

Let the family fight.

Let's go.

It's just a matter of time.

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