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Come on, bro. Another week. I left my whistle at home. Flag on the play. What's the deal? You, welcome back to the nice and neat halftime show. I'm your host, Omar. We're having a great discussion here about Jack Harlow, cultural appropriation, culture vultures, all of the good stuff, man. At some point, we got to pick a side, man. I'm kind of, I know what side I'm leading on, but, you know, we'll get to that towards the end of the episode, but, you know, what we do here is we play games, man. One of our favorite games we like to do is play Dem the Rules, man. I think we got a good, I think we have a great dim to rules topic today. Okay. I'm excited to get into it. Talk to us, man. What we got? All right. So we're talking about culture appropriation, right? And we all know, well, we should know that, you know, people that aren't black should not be saying to N-word, right? Do we know that?

We should know.

That's what I said.

Do they know?

We should know.

We all should know.

I don't know.

Okay.

I don't know if everyone knows, but we should know, right?

And we understand that, but we also understand that they get it from us, right?

So what I want to ask you guys is, do you guys think that we as black people

should not say the N-word around our non-black friends?

Do you guys think, as black people, right, to mitigate other people that aren't black to mitigate

to mitigate other people that aren't black saying the end word obviously you can't stop everybody

do you think that we need to do a better job and just not say the end word around people

that are not black.

You know what? I'll even take it a step further for you.

I don't think the word should just be used like that.

Even around a lot of people who are black, but like if you're not like close with those people.

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