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Hi everyone. This is part two of the Kondibolu Brothers' Mother's Day season one finale.

Last week, you heard us talk about everything, from theft.

I wasn't until probably my freshman year of high school that I first purposefully stole something.

You know, not accidentally putting...

No, that's not true.

It began in middle school.

We used to go to Walbounds.

Oh, it began. It began at Wall-Bounds, which is, I believe... Grocer's store. To theft. What is the story behind that bust? The story of the bust. In high school, our junior year, we were drinking after school. And in the student union was the office of some administrator. The guy was really nice but one day he forgot to lock his door. And a bunch of us, you know, just turned the knob and the knob opened. He could get another one of these Thomas Shefferson bus, 60, 70 bucks. Wait, so you stole it from his office? I stole it from his office. Yeah, and I lugged this whole thing. It weighs 20, 30 pounds all the way back to Queens. To a theft. There was a warehouse that

was selling Mecca and Fat Farm and RP 55 and all those things that were popular in the early

aughts. I think it was an online retailer that was liquidating their merchandise and somebody

in the high school found out about that this place existed. So me and a few friends from high school would go there

and just, you know, rob the place blind day and day out and then go and some people

would list these things on eBay and, you know, whatever. Other people would sell it to other kids

in the high school. So that's, I remember that was, that thrill was great. But what you may not have

realized is that our mother was in the green room listening to the whole thing.

This week, it's time to meet our mother, Umma Kandibolu.

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