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Joe, Joe, Joe, Joe, there's a lot of moving parts. Correct. Okay? talent aspect of it, which is, you know, you and myself and, you know, Jess Hilarious and, you know, Lauren LaRosa, she comes in with the latest. Right. And then, you know, you got the talent aspect of it, which is, you know, you and myself and, you know, Jess O'Larious and, you know, Lauren Lerosa, she comes in with the latest. Right. And then, you know, you got Red running the boards. You got Eddie of the producer. Correct. You know, Sim works in the back. Yeah. You know, V-Flow sending out. She just does whatever we need her to do. Sid works in digital. My point with all of that is Brandon, Nick, Nick, Eli, too many penises. And see, the Puck, Jess isn't here, Lauren isn't here. Tim is all the way in the back tail is not here. It's just too much testosterone. And, you know, y'all guys talk too filthy for me. There's too much locker room banter, all right, especially with the young boys. And I don't want to be a part of that.

I just want y'all guys talk too filthy for me. It's too much locker room banter, all right, especially with the young boys.

And I don't want to be a part of that.

I just want you to know that, okay? I just wanted to throw that out there. Okay. All right. I got young boys sending me stuff from group tech. You know what I'm saying? All right. Who'd he said? What's his name?

All right, man.

I'm just asking.

All right.

Donnie Simpson is joining us.

Yeah, Donnie Simpson is joining me.

Yeah, Donnie Simpson, that legend, the OG, he'll be joining us if you don't know who Donnie Simpson is. That's your fault. Yeah, that is your fault. I ain't got time to teach you. You turn on the breakfast club and learn. If it wasn't for Donnie Simpson shows like the breakfast club and a lot of your favorite radio source probably wouldn't exist because he changed a lot when it came to radio also on television.

I think Donnie, let me see. I was born in 1978. I think Donnie was... radio shows probably wouldn't exist because he changed a lot when it came to radio also on television.

I think Donnie, let me see. I was born in 1978. I think Donnie was the first cool black man I saw on TV.

When I think about it, like, on VET. Just on TV, period. I'm talking about just like the first

cool black man. I'm talking about as far as like, I guess, from a VJ perspective,

so to speak, you know what I mean? But he also did

radio for years and he's from Detroit.

He did radio from Detroit. He did radio in D.C. for years. But I didn't know nothing about that until later, till after the fact. Really? Yeah, because I mean, I was first time on BET. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But he's like, And I'm not talking about, like, as far as celebrity is concerned, like actors and things like that.

I'm talking about, as far as the V concerned like actors and things like that i'm talking about

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