Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls and those who don't identify as either, you are listening

to a regular, de regular episode of Ratchet and Respectable.

Yesterday on Tuesday, Tuesday morning, I think.

I released a bonus episode.

There wasn't necessarily a big, big news story,

but there's just been a lot going on, and I didn't want to pack it all into like one exceptionally

long episode. I did want to talk about Mark Lamont Hill and the Joe Budden podcast and all the

drama that's been happening over there. I did want to talk about Layla Ali in that 27-minute video of

receipt that she released about Clarissa Shields. And still, as of Tuesday at 4.45 p.m. has not

told us whether she's going to fight her or not. I'm like, Layla, you're 47. I mean, you can.

Older people than you have done so. And the results were ungood. Do you want to do this? I don't know your

purpose or your mission. That was the whole point of yesterday's episode to talk about knowing people's

purpose and their mission. Those are the two big stories. So if you didn't get a chance to listen to

the bonus episode, please give it a listen when you have a chance. But one of the reasons that I did

the bonus episode is because I

wanted to make sure we had ample space to talk about the perfect neighbor on Netflix. It's currently

number one in the U.S. It's number three globally. Something like 17 million people have watched

this documentary since I think it came out on Friday, which is huge.

I've already recorded my recap of it. I just did it when I was doing the bonus episode.

So it's at the tail end of this episode so that I can speak freely about it and talk about

spoilers and all of that without ruining it for people who have not had a chance to watch

the documentary. I will tell you that it is devastating.

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