get it the virtue. You're not going to tell your parents everything. I don't even know

why she's got it tough. So if you took a job where you're on stage taking him clothes

off and you're dancing. AKA stripper. Yeah, that's what some people call him. Okay.

Um, would you even tell your parents? No, but you remember back in the day, this is

like when I first started with the burrshow, we called my dad and told him that cost of living

in Atlanta was higher than I expected and I was working at a strip club. Do you remember

that? I don't know what was I'm sure he knew it was really. Yes. Did you do it like

off the air? So there's a conversation between you and he. No, we did it on air. He

must have known it was BS though. I don't even remember that. I he handled it really,

really well. Um, and I mean, I softened it because I said I wasn't like stripping. I was

just like a cocktail waitress. Um, and working at the club and I can't remember exactly

what he said. But I don't think he thought it was a joke. But at the same time, he was like

I can give you some money. Yeah. Yeah. All right, Mocha, you take a job on weekends.

You are chocolate thunder. Okay. Uh, on week.

Lucy. Don't take away his name. That's right. People don't know the little juicy story.

You want to bring that back? Oh, yeah. Thanks, KK. Oh, it was a night in college where it

was pretty much like all of the frat guys was throwing a party and they invited me.

I wasn't in the frat, but they just liked me. So they wanted me to come to the party

and they dared me to go up there and you know, shake my tail fell before a dollar or two. And

I was, I was feeling good about myself at that time in life. I said, why not went up there and did

it and then yeah, they gave me the nickname, Louis, Lucy, for doing it. And yeah, uh,

Chris and his never let me forget that story. She just keeps on. He's just coming back over and

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