Was good family. This is Vince. If you listened to last week, you know, this is part two to

Mac breaking down our rights, our situations, what you should and should not do when you were

interacting with and engaged by the police. This is a must listen to episode. If you're jumping

here for the first time you hadn't heard episode one, go back and peep out part one from last week.

It's a necessary listening. Get your family, get your friends, get your children, get your mama,

get everybody that you know and love and let them hear this episode. This is life-saving

information. Peace. You can't win a fight on the street. If I'm bored of trading in the middle of

nowhere, my backup may not be coming, but you're in the city. Back up is 30 seconds away.

And when they come, nobody's coming to talk to you. That's it. When you backup show up, when he,

when that officer keyed his mic and he ate 10, 13, sent somebody, they ain't coming to talk to you.

When one here sits, you had to say, period. That's real. So the people need to hear the real

sense. So when we show up, is he the compliance or pain compliance? Take your choice.

That's the reality of it. By the time I get there, whatever's still standing is a problem.

Yeah. If you ain't on the ground, hands on your head, face the way, feet crossed, it's a prop.

It's a prop. It's a prop. It's a prop. It's a prop. It's a prop. It's a prop.

Welcome to Wild Black, a seriously opinionated podcast bringing you the real and raw on anything

happening while black. If black culture's there, we're there. If you're pissed or empowered,

then let's talk about it. Right with us on this all black everything.

All right. Let's jump in. Let's jump in. Let's jump in.

Situation one, and we're going to talk through a situation. There'll be tweaks and changes to it

because what I really want to happen here is I want people to understand when I am in this situation,

this is how it's advised that I move. Yes. And each of those situations have tweaks and changes.

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