Let's see what's up. What's up? Today we have a very special mini-sode for you, if you will, a mini episode. Back in 2019, on episode 223 actually, I had Scarface, the rapper and hip-hop icon known as Scarface, otherwise known as Mr. Brad Jordan, on the show to briefly discuss his city council run in Houston and to ask him some questions.

And it was obviously one of the most legendary moments in RBP history, one of the cooler interviews I've done in my career. And a lot of you are new here or have just discovered the show or are just returning from a long hiatus.

So we are going to be pulling some of the all-time classic RBP moments and sharing them in little mini-sodes like this todays is your first from episode 223, which originally aired September of 2019.

Here it is, my conversation with Scarface, aka Brad Jordan.

Ross Olin-Pi-K.

You better rest.

Mr. Brad Jordan, thank you again for taking the time today. I want to get into as many questions as I have time for, as you have time for, so I'm just going to start cool.

Bang away.

For starters, could you briefly explain the G-code for all the white people that are listening?

May I be funny as hell?

I'm thrilled though.

Man, a G-code is the code of the streets in which we go by.

Right.

It's an oath that we took to get involved in these streets to not, in other words, to not put people's business in the streets.

Example, say you, my friend Ross, had a situation going on with your neighbor.

You took a picture and your neighbor was being took it to him.

You see it on yourself in the car and I knew about it.

I never, I never ratted you out.

Basically, the G-code is to be able to keep a secret.

Secrets that you would take to the grave.

Have you done anything that you would tell any type of shit that you've done in your life that you'll never tell that you did?

Oh hell.

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