Huh, what up, what up, when did y'all learn how to ride a bike?

Um, I don't remember. Oh, that was I was probably I don't eleven. Oh,

no, maybe maybe younger than that somewhere. The guy at elementary school teach

yourself or did your parents help you? Um, my dad, yeah, he put me on a bike and didn't oh,

y'all have fathers. Yeah, he's lucky. Oh, no, you don't know how to ride a bike. No,

I learned no carpet. Excuse me? Huh? I learned how to ride a bike on carpet. Was it like

a exercise bike? No, it was a huffy. No one with the extra handlebars is someone could ride

on the front of the back. Yeah. And um, how to peg you saying? Yeah, the little extended things.

And so when my mom was at work, I couldn't be outside if my mom was at work, right? So when she

wasn't at work, in the living room was my chance to practice. Yeah. And I taught myself how to

ride a bike. Yeah, I had that much space in the living room. Yeah. What the fuck? And I'll be like

in the circle around the coffee table. Uh-huh. Oh, he was bugging on carpet. You really did that.

And then when she would get home from work, I would test it outside. Really? Let me see if I could

balance. I could balance on carpet. I could balance outside. Well, I'm so low. But you did this

in the living room on carpet on a huffy. You just got on there and just started riding around.

You was falling and getting carpet burning and all that. All of it. And you just kept going. Yep.

And then you took that bike outside and did it? The first time I ran to the car.

Okay, that's fair. I ran straight into the neighbor's car and I walked away. But then the second time,

boy, my ass took off. He was getting it. At the age of 13, I taught myself how to ride a bike.

That's fine. That was training wheels. No, none of that. Okay. So you can learn how to ride a

bike on some carpet. And it'll apply in the real world. I ain't going to lie. That's lit.

I can't say that I did that. My dad took me outside. He put me on a bike. I had on training wheels.

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