Just being joquies is like a lot of times a lot of R&B guys they be trying to look for like the bad boy image or like the little edge or whatever I feel like with me I never had to fake that

Yeah, yeah, my business, my business, what's up? What's up? What's up? Good people welcome into an exclusive episode of Montgomery and Co. Listen, I'm here at Seoul Asylum Studios to interview Jack

Weiss ahead of his upcoming tour. It kicks off September 29th in New Orleans and listen. Jack Weiss is coming off of a sold out overseas tour with shows in London, Paris, Australia. So I'm hype. Let's give it up.

Let's welcome my guy. He just put up to the dream game too. Jack Weiss is in the building. Let's go. As you guys know, I'm interviewing Jack Weiss and it made me think about the differences between an athlete and an entertainer. So we have an interview schedule for one o'clock. It's actually 106 right now. And that's why I'm talking to you guys. I'm doing my monologue. Mono means alone by myself. I'm doing my monologue because the interview hasn't started yet. But here's the thing. I knew that.

First of all, let me rewind. I'm married to an artist. So when I was trying to be here for this interview that started at one, I wanted to be here at 1230. It's the athlete in me. Okay. What time did we get here with my artist wife, Serena? 1242 1247 as she says 1247. I say 1252. So clearly there's a difference there. But it just made me think about the differences because you would never say that an artist is not focused just because they came an hour late to the studio. You would almost expect that artist

to come late. If Drake gets to the studio at one o'clock for a one o'clock session, you're going to be like, you don't actually think they're like really on, you're going to be, oh, Drake is focused, baby. It's about to be on for all the dogs. You don't think that it's really something out here. Because you wouldn't expect that. But if you reverse those roles, if an athlete, I can't even imagine. If an athlete came to practice an hour late, an hour late, what would even happen?

What would be, I don't even, because I've been the captain on a lot of teams, right? What would I even say to them? I would have to like really, I would be like, we don't have to have a come to Jesus meeting because I don't know where to begin. Are you okay? Like I would have to call somebody. Are you okay? Because I've never seen it. So here's the thing. I played in the WNBA 11 years. I've literally never had that situation happen. But I've interviewed now a good handful of artists. And I'm trying to think of any of them was actually on time. Now that I think about it,

I really don't even know. Is this Rochelle? Come here Rochelle real quick. Like she gonna hop up in here right here right now, too. Hey, how you doing? I am fine. How are you? Let's talk to the camera right quick. This is Rochelle. This is how. So can you tell them how we even met them real quick? I came to the dream game. I had had not been to one yet. I wanted to come in support. And realized that Joquees was there and went over to Renee and introduced myself. Boom. Now fast forward. We here. We got a whole interview in the studio. He's prepared for it.

Who is upcoming tour. Sincerely for you. Alright. Now I talked about ATHLEES and entertainers and how different we are. Were both focused, but would you expect if the-, if something started at one, what time do you think an artist would get there? Probably one 30. But we're gonna hope that it'll get here by 115.

me rehearsal was from one to five, I was hoping for the best.

Okay, listen, but this is why.

So thank you, Michelle, this is straight from Manager's

mouth.

That's the difference between athletes, because I said,

imagine an athlete getting 30 minutes to practice.

Like, it would be a problem.

You, okay?

But thank you for hopping in here all quick.

That is Michelle, thank you.

So that's what I'm trying to say.

It's almost understood.

So entertainers, we understand.

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