And we are back with an honor to keep it. We are joined once again by Miss Riri Cheney.

Hi. It has been too long mysteriously. Riri is in our lives every day. It's strange that it's been a while.

There is a real constant hum of my voice around you. She appeared on Keep It's

been off. Love it or leave it. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. The Falcons crest. Yes. Yes.

Also, I want to tell you this morning, Riri, I was stirred awake. You don't start easily.

I know. So it's going to have happened. Louis Vertel. Oh, there he is. Louis Vertel set me a text.

And it arrives like 11 minutes before my alarm. And so I was like, why is this white person

texting me this morning? I was like, oh my god. Louis can't come today. It was like

something's happening. And it just said Tony. I said, excuse me. It said, uh, Tony,

C-O-N-I. I was about Tony Morrison. Yeah. Actually, it was about Tony Collatt. I'm just really

into right now. Well, in her shoes. Now Miss Tony Morrison has left this plane. She has.

She was always better than this plane. But she passed away this morning. And it was, it was just,

it was eerie because I literally wanted to reread jazz this week. Yeah. So I bought it yesterday

and was reading it. It's so, it's so crazy watching all the tributes to her on Twitter,

which she would have appored, which I enjoy. But truly, truly awful tributes. Just like there was

a New York Post, New York Times thing where it said, uh, she wrote about um, racial identity. And

someone had to quit it with she wrote about the human identity. I was like, no, she wrote about

black people, but she was very clear, very clear about it. From the perspective of what,

of centering on black lives. But I was lucky to meet her in the rain one. Wow. Oh my god. She came to

my college for a year. It really was. I was like, waiting near her car and she was slowly walked

out under umbrellas and I had, I was clutching my copy of beloved. And I like, prepare it. And I was

Miss Morrison, would you please sign this book? I'd like change my life I read in high school.

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