Ladies and gentlemen, around the world, it's the meaning of T.K. Kirkland, you listen to the T.K. Kirkland podcast.

Ladies and gentlemen, just the T.K. Kirkland show was always funny, like when I talked to my friends, we'd be having that great conversation.

And when I said, hey, I'm going to record everybody put on their acting voice.

So she said, like, she, I started laughing, like, we were welcome talking to her.

No, she's not happy. I had to.

So listen, well, we're, we're talking about everything the day from depression and where our conversation goes to certain states passing gun laws.

And what people are not seeing, you know.

And since she boarded up, I find, I'm going to let her talk about what she sees when she's traveling and looking at people.

And she broke it down to me about how the young boys are not wearing a pants self, they asked her no belt.

And can you go on and continue that dollars and we'll keep going from there?

I was just saying how, you know, I'm in places in Atlanta where there's, you know, a civilian and these young boys are out.

I was saying they're not even wearing belts anymore. The pants are sagging.

And the first thing you see when you see them is they're gun tucked in their waist. They got these extended clips and it's normal.

You go to the gas stations in certain areas, you know, downtown Atlanta, maybe like East Point, you know, areas down there with predominantly black.

And it's crazy. You see three, four guys. I'll say any of the young boys they're 18 and 1920 babies.

They're driving. They breaking into cars. They got the first thing you see is the guns, you know, right?

It's like it's horrible. It's really bad because it's like at this age, you out hustling in front of the gas station and you could be at work.

You know what I mean? Like you out here, you're drawing a negative energy to yourself because of how you carry yourself, how you look, like you look threatened.

You know, it's an unfortunate thing. And I think I think being black, we understand a little bit more.

You know, I was brushin' and send the fact that the mayor of Georgia, Ken P. Pashelor, where you don't need a license to carry a gun now.

A black guy? No, he's white. He's white. Oh, he's white. Okay. Okay. Yeah, he's white. He's definitely white. He's a Republican.

And, you know, he's made it so easy and so accessible for these young boys to get these guns.

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