Hello, you know, you. This is Andrew Schultz calling you. I'm currently sitting down with my good friend colleague,

tax stone, and we're wondering why you didn't come in today. I'm personally very saddened by this, you know, turn of events.

I understand you might be very busy with all the

ISIS shit that's happening. Maybe you've got, you know, a coalition getting ready to take them down and if that's what you're doing

I don't want to take you away from that, but if you do get this message in time and you're close to

the engine room studios, we would love to have you in this

cheerful discussion that we embark in in the next few minutes. Have a blessed day. BK Title A.

off your first month at getbevel.com, g-e-t-b-e-v-e-l.com. That's getbevel.com. Say hello to the bad guy. Taxi's in.

Do say sipping. Oh yeah.

I'm here with Andrew Schultz today. Hello. How about that? Hello. Andrew Schultz, the educated white brother from the bank.

Yes, from where? From the bank. Oh, from the bank. You don't take it. You don't remember Kareem Akbar in New Jack City.

Ah, no. He was the educated brother from the bank. No, I don't know. I do know New Jack City. Well, guess what? Yeah.

We don't trust you anymore. I don't trust no white person who didn't see New Jack City. You know what? You shouldn't trust me.

I wouldn't. It was good, man. I'm just here. I'm sipping on Dusek. Yeah, I got Andrew sipping on Dusek.

They want me right now. We're indulging. You know, I mean, you know, things of that nature. Yeah.

I'm upset BK Tideway. Then I come. BK Tideway was supposed to be here. Yeah. Yeah. Ashy asset, man.

Is she ashy? I don't know. She'd be lotion when I see it, but I seen some some some some

some tapes and some photos of her online. And she was kind of ashy. Yeah.

Let's get into some news items, man. The past is out here. It's about to get it's about to get paid by Donald Trump.

You know, even though listen, even if some past is to popped up, like, I'm not even sitting down with him and they lying.

What do you mean they're their pastors? The black past is well, you know, pastors only black. Yeah, I think so.

I know white people pass this man. What do they call white past? If it's like a Baptist church, dude, they call my reverend.

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