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Hold on every day I wake up. The Breakfast Club. You're all finished or y'all's done? Morning everybody. It's DJ Envy. Just hilarious. Shalamey Naga. We are the Breakfast Club. Lawn LaRosa is here as well. We got a special guest in the building. Yes, indeed.

She's the only other person from Delaware that I know of. You know Joe Biden, President Biden. Joe Biden, yes, yes. I know him as well. And you know as patience, what the fuck. Patience for us is here, ladies and gentlemen. Patience. You guys tell them what you're talking about. I'm about to. Well, you know, on imaginary players, she says,

Impatience, what the fuck?

When she's about to, I guess, do something she's not supposed to,

if patience, what the fuck? When she's about to, I guess, do something she's not supposed to.

If patience says, she said, yeah, when Cardi's about to do something she's not supposed to, I guess, you pop up in her mind like Cardi, what the fuck. The president and CEO of Cream Labs, but she's behind some of the biggest artist's rollouts in hip-hop, right?

And you've been with Carl's. Founder and CEO of Cream Labs, but, you know, she's behind, you know, some of the biggest

artist's rollouts in hip-hop, right? And you've been with Cardi since day one. Yeah. Amazing. Wow. Yes. 10 years as of September of this year. Wow. Well, let's start there. How did you meet Cardi and how did you get on part of her team? Oh, I love this story. So when I had my son, I decided not to go back and work for Hertz. I was renting cars. Hertz, okay. After I graduated college, I ended up having to rent cars. There were no jobs. So I decided to open up a salon in Wilmington called Vic Sated the Saline with my tax refund money. Lauren needed you. Lauren needed you. First of all, I've been supporting since day one. We was in there doing all the photos. I was in the photo show. We can tell one when the salon closed too, because everybody can continue on. You know what? So basically I was, you know, just operating in the salon, but I opened the salon because I always wanted to be a publicist.

So I'm like, I'm going to use my stylist as like my case studies, my clients while I self-teach myself, right?

So I would look for opportunities for them outside of the booth was like my selling point.

So fast forward, maybe four years.

My partner actually, who's here, he was bringing a lot of talent and celebrities to Wilmington.

And we're a very, very small market.

So there's not a ton of talent that comes in and out of Wilmington, especially because we're so close to Philly.

22 parties or something?

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