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Coming up at the top of the hour, right about four minutes after, it's my strawberry letter for today's subject, my husband's supportive secretary, all right?

Right now, the nephew in the building with today's praying phone call.

What you got for us, Neff?

This is for, you know what, Shirley, this was for you. Huh? Carla. What I got for us, Nev? This is for, uh... You know what, Shirley?

This was for you. Huh? Carla. How do I get into the price? Mississippi and Monica? Neighborhood Watch. Neighborhood Watch. Okay, that sounds good. Town all right, right? Okay. Time all right? Yeah. Cytle okay? I'm gonna love it no matter what. Okay. All right, team, Tommy.

All right, cool.

Nothing left running, though.

Oh, Tommy.

All right, cool. Not let her run it, though. Oh, God. Hello? I'm trying to reach Johnny B. Yeah, it's Johnny B. Okay, you're the one that be doing the neighborhood watch. You'll be walking your dog doing the neighborhood watch. Is that you? Who's this? Is this Johnny B. Who is this, man? This is PJ.

Am- you walking your dog doing the neighborhood watch. Is that you? Who's this? Is this Johnny B. Who is this, man? This is P.J. Answer my question. Are you Johnny B. Throw your road. Throw your road. I'm Johnny B. And I do the neighborhood watch. Who is the damn PJ? I'm going to call my... Hey, hold on, man. Don't call on my phone. yelling at me charging me up. Hey, man, I'm only a two streets over from you, okay? And you're supposed to be the neighborhood watchman, but that ain't what you're doing. Now, I didn't caught you looking in the window at my wife. When I came outside, you were halfway down the street, you and your damn dog. Okay?

So you're not doing. You ain't watching the neighborhood. You're looking trying to see some in the window. That's what you're doing. Picking some, me. Please, I don't look at that. I do my job, man. I do my name. I do my job. I do the neighborhood watch. I make sure people ain't breaking nobody houses. I got a right. What the hell I want to look at somebody else's life?

I got a wife.

What the hell I want to look at somebody else's life? I got a piece of at home. I don't want to look at nobody else. Then you need to stay looking through people looking through people wonder, man. You're supposed to be watching the neighborhood, not watching my wife's. When you say you live again? I live a two-street.

You know what?

I'll tell you what, though.

I'll tell you what, though.

I'll tell you what, Mr. Johnny... If you're a damn people time, I'm going to show you what a damn people time is. No, I'm going to show you what... No! I'm gonna start looking through your window, looking at your wife. Why? See, one beat deserves another peep, Mr. Jody. But, but bring your

over here. I want you to. at your wife. See, one piece deserve another peep, Mr. Jody. But, but bring your

over here. I want you to look, I want you to look in my damn window. Me, this, who the hell

is this? I ain't got time for this, man. I got a job. I got a mortgage. I got kids. I ain't got

time for this, man. Go look at a job, man. Go go find a job.. I got a job. I got a job. But when I'm at work, I got a job. Yeah, you got a job crying like a damn talking about somebody looking at your wife. He ain't nobody looking at your damn wife, man. I got a job, but when I'm at my job, I'm wondering if your is back at the aisle looking through the window at my wife. Please come to my damn house. Please. I'm coming later to night to look through the window at the fire. Man, what the hell are you talking about? Calling me, talking about it's your damn wife. You know, body. That's what your fucking is been doing, man. You probably ain't got no wife. You probably married to a damn midget or something. What the

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