It's just like that chill at the vibe is fine, but when it affects the people kind of sucks and you know there's there's L.A. Time

sometimes I say to my girlfriend like you're on L.A. Time. She's like, what do you mean? She's been in California for 12 years. Like, what do you mean?

And like, well, I say I have to be somewhere at eight. You're like, okay, cool. So we'll leave the house at 750. No, no, no,

730. You have to leave the house 730, which means no, you're girlfriend's on black people's hand.

P.P.T. I can't say that.

I can't say that, but it is. You're on black people's time. What do you mean L.A. Time?

Her name's Katie, but she's giving Keisha.

So let's speak of African Americans. People who love African Americans.

People who have done so much of the African American community.

They've done so much. Not done so much for them. They ride for them. They ride on them.

This week's episode of a fact sake. And by the way, if you're listening to this episode in full,

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This week's episode on the Kardashians. Now give me an honest assessment of what you've

as a woman, as a woman of color in America, as a young woman who grew up with them on,

on, you know, social media, on the reality TV, you know, it's easy to trash them.

It's easy to boast them. What are your honest feelings? I'm very curious.

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