We didn't have cell phones back in the day, but for some reason my kids could always get in touch.

Of course, right. Yep, that's it.

And ain't nothing to a G baby, they got cell phones in prison.

We gonna get to something, okay?

Yeah, you're mine and you're business, my business.

What's up? What's up? Good people welcome into Montgomery and Company.

I'm her name Montgomery and it's Mother's Day episode.

I know Mother's Day is coming up soon.

So we're doing it right now.

We got a mom, Prner Kristen let low in the building coming through.

She's talking about NBA, WNBA building a business from scratch while also having a full-time job.

Then we have Devoro Peters.

I played with her with the Minnesota links.

We talk about the struggles of being on the bench, Mom, but also what women's sports is going through

the jump from college to WNBA and everything that happens in between.

And then the group, dear, Mama, we're going to talk about what traits did we get from our mom, toxic or not.

We're going to have some fun today. Let's go.

I know I said we're going to have some fun, but I got to talk about something serious right quick

because it's concerning.

It's concerning even when it doesn't hit close to home and it's still concerning when it does hit close to home.

And I'm talking about like we have to figure out what we're going to do to control these mass shootings.

Like it's happening to often it's a problem that's not a problem everywhere else in the world.

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