Okay. Hey, what's going on? It's Bill Byrd. It's time for the Thursday afternoon just before

Friday, Monday morning podcast. And I'm just checking in on your week. See, how's it going?

Obviously, you see that I'm filming, which means I have a special guest, which means I'm not

talking to myself like a lunatic. My special guest is one of the funniest and most authentic people I have met in this business.

This person is who she is, everywhere she goes.

It's why I'm such a huge fan.

We've been trying to do this for a while.

Please welcome from BET and what channels the judge show on?

I don't know.

BETT, the queen of BETT I don't know. BETT.

The queen of BETT, Miss Pat.

Miss Pat settles it.

I got to ask, the thing I've always wanted to know about those judge shows on TV.

Like that's the settlement is, they sign shit like whatever you say yes that is real now what

if they just won't shut up right is there like contempt accord on like do you have like a a

a Hollywood jail you can actually stick to you have that authority no I don't have that

authority but I do have the thought the authority say shit the hell up several times. And the good part about my courtroom, I think people know what they're walking into. So I really don't have that, you know, I really don't have nobody like just getting out of control because I come away from around now and have a real conversation with you. Hey, let's talk. I don't need you.

I don't know.

You seem like such a fair person. I am a fair person. Yeah. So I wouldn't be like if I was in your courtroom. If you came at me, I'd be like, all right, it must be something I'm doing. You know, a lot of people look at me as like an auntie, they mama, their they sister and so when they walk in their

courtroom they automatically feel like I'm family member and I'm that older

person in the family so they're gonna listen and so I've never had nobody's just

act of food right but I think when I I I anyway how I'm wired is if somebody is just

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