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Yo. What up?
SUPA:Yo. Yo. This is the super fresh experience, my guy. It is not just a podcast, bro.
FRESH:Never will. Never will be. Never is.
SUPA:What up, bro?
FRESH:Yo. It's good.
SUPA:Been a minute. It's been a minute. It's been a minute, people. I know y'all missed us. Yo.
SUPA:What up, y'all?
FRESH:How was your turkey day? We'll talk
SUPA:about it. Turkey day. We're gonna talk about it all. Go ahead. I'll let you start.
SUPA:Go ahead. Do what you gotta do.
FRESH:Obviously, when this episode comes out, it's gonna be after Thanksgiving.
SUPA:Yes. It is. It'll be after Thanksgiving.
FRESH:It isn't.
SUPA:Let's act like it isn't. That's all that is. Let's get that going. Let's see. We're gonna we're gonna turn that up.
SUPA:Come on. Oh. It's gonna feel good. Okay. This this yeah.
SUPA:You listen. We we gotta talk. We got shit. We've been there in a minute. We gotta fill that up.
SUPA:Okay. Okay. Fill that up. Make that shit go. Alright.
SUPA:Let's,
FRESH:let's Yes, sir.
SUPA:This first sip. Okay. Mhmm.
FRESH:Alright. What up, peoples?
SUPA:Yo. What's up? Yo. How y'all feeling? We missed you.
FRESH:What's going on?
SUPA:I know you missed us, but let's get into some current events. Alright.
FRESH:So what
SUPA:we got? Current events. What we got? You got we got k dot. We got Drake.
SUPA:J Cole and Drake. We got them all.
FRESH:Yo. First of
SUPA:all So Drake on some You was a bitch ass.
FRESH:Straight up, bro.
SUPA:Straight up. You a hoe for that, bro. You you a hoe. We don't know the whole story, but I think
FRESH:It just but it it's it's bad time. Whatever you wanna do, why is she suing?
SUPA:Somebody has said, how you suing the same company that you was on as you release talking about Kendrick being, wife beater and doing all
FRESH:of that? His wife is a cheat cheated with his manager.
SUPA:That's defamation of character. So how you suing for the same thing you did to him?
FRESH:And he's and Drake started
SUPA:Drake. Started it.
FRESH:You started it, bro. You didn't have to bring family. Bring the
SUPA:family into it, bro.
FRESH:It, bro. That's and that's all across the line for anything. You don't gotta
SUPA:be a
FRESH:professional athlete, a rapper. That's just you just don't
SUPA:do that.
FRESH:You don't violate the family, bro. And that's what
SUPA:he did. So it's your crazy.
FRESH:Use a bitch for that.
SUPA:Yeah. You you you use a hole for that, Drake, for you to be getting your lawyers involved in a in a rap beef.
FRESH:Like, what is this? What?
SUPA:What? Imagine Tupac and Biggie doing that. Biggie calling his lawyer to get like, what? What type of shit is that? Jay z and Nas.
SUPA:Jay z or Nas calling the lawyers to fix something, to tell him to stop. First of all, when it's heat like that, nobody can stop it.
FRESH:Right. And
SUPA:It wouldn't matter what lawyer did, what lawyers could take the shit off of every fucking platform they want.
FRESH:Doesn't matter.
SUPA:It's gonna still be there. They're gonna beat it. Motherfuckers got it. It's a wrap. There's nothing you could do to stop it from happening.
SUPA:But what he's saying is is that he's suing them because they inflated his numbers and made it bigger than what it was supposed to be.
FRESH:No. You made it bigger than what it was supposed to be because you shouldn't have never started it.
SUPA:You shouldn't have said shit.
FRESH:You should've left it to non fam like, again, it goes back to you didn't have to get that personal. You want those shots at me? Cool. Yep. But you didn't have to bring my wife and my man.
FRESH:Like, you know what I'm saying?
SUPA:Yeah. My wife is pregnant. One of my kids is one of my mans. Like, you did all of that. So
FRESH:You get what you get, and then this is what you do?
SUPA:You think it's over to Drake? Think you're gonna come back? We talked about that before. Do you think?
FRESH:I think this right here is as older generation. We think this is bitch shit. I don't think this younger generation gives a fuck.
SUPA:They don't care.
FRESH:They don't They don't care.
SUPA:That's crazy. They don't care. You think
FRESH:your daughter or my daughter cares? Like, oh, Jake
SUPA:boys. Drake call is
FRESH:like, I'm not listening to this. That's never no. Drake can be great.
SUPA:Put out some heat than it is what it is. Oh, oh, well.
FRESH:Is that what
SUPA:he's doing? Think he could put I think everything he puts out now is going to be scrutinized. They're gonna look at it like, is this corny? Is this whack? Like, it's a wrap for him.
SUPA:I think it's a wrap. I don't I think it's the downfall of Drake. Is that I
FRESH:don't think so, bro.
SUPA:I don't think You think he gonna come back? Yeah.
Speaker 3:He
SUPA:He's gotta die down.
FRESH:Right.
SUPA:Kendrick gotta stop. Meaning, once Kendrick albums died down and all that, as long as Kendrick stops hitting them with stuff, then he could come through.
FRESH:Did you listen to the album? Kendrick? Yeah.
SUPA:Shafaya, bro. Okay. Alright. Hold on. Hold on.
SUPA:Y'all all saw what I just saw, so don't act like y'all, like, see it. I didn't listen to it. Oh, because your face was like I'm like, yo. You ain't listen to it
Speaker 3:at all.
SUPA:At all. That shit is fire, bro. Shit is fire from beginning to fucking end. And everybody knows on here, I'm a Cole fan. I am a Cole fan to but that shit was fire, yo.
FRESH:And it was unexpected. Dropped
SUPA:it Unexpected.
FRESH:Boom. When you go
SUPA:and listen to it, bro, you gotta listen to this.
FRESH:I gotta listen to it. I haven't really
SUPA:It's just fire, yo. This shit is fire. When it first dropped fucking out.
FRESH:So heat was for a couple of minutes, but then that
SUPA:was it. Nobody's talking about it.
FRESH:Not saying that it's not fire. I'm just not really hearing
SUPA:up there. It it on top of it being a surprise, on top of all the shit that happened, It actually was fire. You know what I'm saying? So it wasn't just Do
FRESH:you think this was in the making before the whole Drake situation?
SUPA:Yeah. Because one of the songs was squabble up, which was the beginning of, you know, when he goes reincarnated. Mhmm. I'm a start. That's a whole song.
SUPA:So that song is on that album. That whole song that you hear right before a night like us. So he must already have some of this going, but a lot of it wasn't. The first track on this song, that's what damn, bro. You ain't hear that shit.
SUPA:He come at everybody. He says it. He said before it was just fuck you, talking about Drake, but now it's plural, fuck everybody. He came at Snoop.
FRESH:For what?
SUPA:He came at Wayne. He came at everybody. He came at Wayne because he felt like everybody was fucking, you know, going crazy about the Super Bowl thing. And he was like he said on it, the only person that congratulated me that I had the Super Bowl was Nas. Nobody else.
SUPA:He's like, fuck y'all. Fuck everybody. Nobody congratulate. Everybody was going off that Wayne should have done it, and Wayne even himself saying that. So he was like, basically, fuck Wayne.
SUPA:Then he was like, fuck, Snoop. Because Snoop posted Taylor Made. The shit with the AI voice. Mhmm. He posted it.
SUPA:So he was like, yo. I don't know why he posted it. Maybe it was the edibles. But he came as he came at everybody in that shit. You gotta hear that first song, yo.
SUPA:That first song was, like, set the album off.
FRESH:Mhmm. Okay.
SUPA:And then Cole came in there and snuck a little album in there too. So I don't know if you heard Cole's album. I didn't know Jacob. When was this? Friday Night Lights.
SUPA:Supposedly, it's a older album that was from before, but he dropped it now the same week that Kendrick dropped. So it's like, why you do that, Cole? Like, the same
FRESH:week going on right
SUPA:now? Same week he dropped. You wanna drop some old shit from 2020? What's going
FRESH:on with these 3 dudes, bro?
SUPA:I don't know. I mean, Drake ain't saying shit. He ain't drop. Not a goddamn thing. Because Drake in the courtroom right
Speaker 3:now. He's
SUPA:not in
FRESH:the studio.
SUPA:He in the courtroom. Mhmm.
FRESH:That's what we doing.
SUPA:So what else? What other, current news is out? I don't think I wrote anything else down besides that. People I don't
FRESH:know how true this is. But people is like, yo, when Trump get in, he gonna part in Diddy. And I don't know if I don't know the levels to what his, you know
SUPA:I don't think it works like that, though, because he hasn't has he he hasn't been found fully guilty. Right? He's still going to court and everything. Right? True.
FRESH:So you you can't just
SUPA:pardon him for anything yet. He'd have to be found guilty And then get the felony, and then he say your pardon. I don't think that's happened. He's still fighting it and saying I didn't do those things. That's right.
SUPA:He didn't even know you did. So what the fuck? But I respect it. You gotta say, you know, proven to you know, they gotta prove that you're guilty.
FRESH:But, it got denied bill again. I mean, bond again, bro. It's the 4th time.
SUPA:Bro, it's a wrap, man.
FRESH:They're not letting you out, bro.
SUPA:It just just get comfortable. Oh, alright. What I got? What?
FRESH:Beyonce's what is it? Grammy's nominee? Which one is she? I don't know. She's up for something right now that she's never won before, but got nominated mad times.
FRESH:I can't
SUPA:remember. Country? Is it? Probably country. I know that they was going crazy for her country album.
FRESH:I don't know if it's country, bro. Damn. What is is at the Grammys?
SUPA:It's gonna come back to me. Call crystal. Call the beehive.
FRESH:Or I could just Google it.
SUPA:Call the beehive. Let's see. Let's let's see if she picks up. Let's call the beehive. The beehive will definitely know what and then we can ask them some, some questions.
SUPA:Let's see if she picks up. Here we go. Let's see See if she picks up.
Speaker 4:Please leave your message for 5164
SUPA:She know we're on this. She like, I'm not picking up. Because how does she ring, and they go right through Dubbed. Dubbed. I I don't know what it was.
FRESH:Alright. Yeah. Whatever. I guess it'll come back.
SUPA:It'll come. Whatever. Alright. What else we got, Will?
FRESH:Any more news?
SUPA:News? They ain't really doing current news. That's pretty much it.
FRESH:I mean, winter's here, it feels like.
SUPA:Yeah. Winter's here a little bit. The I mean, they got hit with some crazy snow upstate, like, crazy amount of snow upstate. But Ready? Yeah.
SUPA:So Western New York. So that's that's upstate. Right? Western New York. So alright.
SUPA:Let's get into some topics. Let's get into
FRESH:some topics.
SUPA:Alright. I got one. Let's see. Let's see. Let's see.
SUPA:Let's keep it on turkey day. Alright?
FRESH:Oh, yeah.
SUPA:Let's let's do turkey day stuff, and then we'll get into the topics for turkey day. But go ahead. What you got for turkey day?
FRESH:Is it a black thing? And it's I guess this is kinda might be a grown up. Up. Alright. So who?
FRESH:Growing up black.
SUPA:Growing up while black. Let's get it going.
FRESH:Favorite set.
SUPA:Growing up while black. What you got? What you got? What you got?
FRESH:Do you think it's a black thing that we literally starve ourselves all fucking day for one meal?
SUPA:I don't think we got a choice because motherfuckers like, don't eat anything. Right.
FRESH:But who said who made that up, though?
SUPA:Yeah. Like, yeah. You could eat breakfast. Like, who could eat lunch? You can eat breakfast in a week.
FRESH:Who said just about to eliminate 2 meals
Speaker 3:for 1?
SUPA:Know you about to go in. But the craziest thing is if you don't
FRESH:First of all,
SUPA:everybody you can't eat.
FRESH:Every I was about to say, everybody says they go they're gonna go in. After the second plate, fam, you're done.
SUPA:You're done. That's because you didn't eat all day. Maybe if you ate all day, stretched your stomach a little bit, you'd be able to eat a little bit more.
FRESH:You threw plates, and I said, done. All day.
SUPA:Wait. Off. Wait. And don't be in the crib while they cooking. You're like, oh, I wonder if there's a girl that
FRESH:my black.
SUPA:Do people eat? Like, what's up, peoples? Do y'all eat? Do do people eat before Thanksgiving? So do you eat breakfast, lunch, and dinner, or do you just wait for dinner and just eat?
SUPA:What do you do? And in black food, you you
FRESH:are we waiting till 7 o'clock?
SUPA:We waiting late. You're supposed to eat early.
FRESH:Supposed to be 3,
SUPA:4 o'clock. Motherfuckers ain't showing up till 3, 4 o'clock. If that, then you gotta heat the food up that they brought. So that's another hour. Motherfuckers wanna say grace ain't no food ready.
SUPA:Well, well, let's say grace and get that out the way.
FRESH:Gosh. Yo.
SUPA:Is that a grown up mind? Absolutely. Everybody say grace? Do y'all all hold hands in a big circle and say grace?
FRESH:Hold hands, but I think Everybody.
SUPA:Do they say their own personal grace, or do everybody grace the whole taste? There's one usually one person. One person that says it. Every yeah. Use hands around the the food if ready.
SUPA:The pioneer
FRESH:of the family at that point. Okay.
SUPA:Whoever that you use. So the patriarch or the or the matriarch can sit there and and say whatever. Alright. We have it. That's crazy.
SUPA:All day. Yourself. All day.
FRESH:All day. For one meal. Mhmm.
SUPA:And if you're there with your cousins and stuff, you already start doing this. That's why my mother's getting twisted so quick. You're eating. If you're not eating, and you
FRESH:ain't gonna say Who's
SUPA:saying no? Soaking with your cousin,
Speaker 5:then you
SUPA:know what I'm saying? You have nothing in your stomach.
FRESH:Because who's saying, like, nah, fam. I'm not drinking till we start eating.
SUPA:That's Get out of here. That's not a thing. No. They're pouring it right now. Let's go.
SUPA:Let's get this started.
FRESH:Yo. That's black. That's that's it.
SUPA:Growing up while black. Another question. When when do you leave your family's house? When is the time that you say, alright. It's time to leave.
SUPA:You get there at 4 o'clock for you. When do you leave? When is the time to say, alright. It's on the Alright.
FRESH:Well, it's the food.
SUPA:Got 2 questions for you, but that's the first one. Alright.
FRESH:So like we just said 10 seconds ago, is the food ready by 3, 4?
SUPA:Food ready. Y'all ready? Let's say it's 3, 4. Y'all get there, do grace. Y'all are eating by 5 o'clock.
SUPA:All of y'all are eating. So that's, like, a hour. Right? So now it's 6 o'clock. Usually do what?
SUPA:Play like a game.
FRESH:Play a game. Watch this
SUPA:football acting? Of course it is. Alright. We play we play a game. We play a game.
SUPA:We do it at now at 7, 8 o'clock. Is it time to wrap up, or are you still there? When is when is when is when on the time to leave?
FRESH:Well, that that for me and just growing up black, quote, unquote, going to different family members, it it defend, different. It depend on how far you was from your house. Okay. Okay. You know what I'm saying?
FRESH:So if we went to visit somebody in Philly, we not staying till 8, 9 o'clock.
SUPA:Because we got it.
FRESH:We got back. 3 hour drive. So we out by 6, 7. Okay.
SUPA:You know
FRESH:what I'm saying? Be home by 10. When? So it depends on how close. That's how it was for me.
SUPA:So now the next question is if it's your home, when when is enough?
FRESH:So if if I'm hosting
SUPA:You're hosting, when is the time that you say, alright. My feet to go. Alright. And how do you communicate that? Those are the 2 questions.
SUPA:When is it time to go? What is your time? And how do you communicate that shit?
FRESH:You tired. You was cooking the night before. All day. Getting all sleep.
SUPA:Cooking all day, all yesterday. Getting everything set, running around, getting this, getting this.
FRESH:Mhmm.
SUPA:It's now 9 o'clock.
FRESH:10 o'clock, you gotta I'm starting to I'm starting to Starting
SUPA:to nudge? Starting to You clean it up. Starting to chicken
FRESH:wings, bro. I'm starting to chicken wings.
Speaker 3:Starting to
SUPA:No. So what y'all gotta do tomorrow? What y'all doing tomorrow?
FRESH:What time y'all gonna get them Black Friday sale?
SUPA:Y'all gotta be up early for that. So, like, 10 o'clock. 10 o'clock, bro. Alright. They not getting the picture.
FRESH:So they're not I'm throwing I'm throwing hints out.
SUPA:Hints out. Boop. Boop. You're throwing little hints out. You're cleaning up.
SUPA:You're doing that. After you finish, you're cleaning up in the kitchen, and all of a sudden you hear, yo, break out the UNO cards. Last call. No. It's just a dub.
SUPA:So at that at
FRESH:that you communicate that well, that immediate moment, I'm a be like, listen. I love y'all. I've been busting my ass. Damn it. 48 hours.
FRESH:I need some sleep. So y'all got to 10:30. I gotta get up out
SUPA:of here. Just like that. You're gonna communicate it. So by 10:30
FRESH:By 10:30, everybody
SUPA:needs a ride. So on
FRESH:Well, we could come back Saturday night. We could continue it.
SUPA:Alright. But I Saturday night. You you need a whole day off to this day. Of course. If if I was give it on Thursday.
SUPA:You're like, don't even come tomorrow.
FRESH:Right. Saturday
SUPA:night. Have
FRESH:a little continuation of family night.
SUPA:Eat the rest of this food, heat stuff back up. Oh, see. You know that that see? I like that. That that makes sense.
SUPA:Right? Yo. Yeah. Not tomorrow, but y'all can come back, you know, the following day. We can eat the rest of this food.
SUPA:We could play, you know, do whatever like that. But 10:30 and so
FRESH:That's it.
SUPA:You gotta y'all gotta stop me. But what what is the time for y'all? I wanna know. Yes. Like, what's the time?
SUPA:Is it 10? Is it 11? I mean, I've known where I've been to places to 12, 1 in the morning. You know what I'm saying? For Thanksgiving.
SUPA:When is when is the time that you say, alright, family, it's time to go. I know it's Thanksgiving, but it's time to go. When is that time? When is that time?
FRESH:Alright. So my question is for you. Mhmm. What's your response to that question?
SUPA:So I'm in you've been to my house a 1000 times. I am the person that when I'm tired, I go to sleep. That don't mean y'all party stop. My whole thing is if I invited you to my house, I trust you to be in my house. Right?
SUPA:So when it's time for me to go to sleep, I sometimes I may not I may say, oh, good night. I may not say shit, and I'll go right to my room and go to fuck sleep. Where Chris at? Oh, he's in his room. Y'all can stay here, clean up my fucking house when y'all leave.
SUPA:Don't leave my house. You know what I'm saying? So that's just me, though. I don't I don't think everybody else would do that. Like, some people want peace and quiet in their house, plus it depends on how their house is.
SUPA:I don't know if I would say that if my room is on the 1st floor with everybody else. You know what I'm saying? My room is upstairs. Mhmm. So I can go upstairs, and y'all could stay down, whatever the fuck y'all wanna do.
SUPA:My shower, everything is upstairs. So I don't I can close my door in the shower, do whatever I wanna do, and then go to sleep. So I guess for me, it don't matter. You stay at my house as long as fuck you want. You wake up the next morning, which people have done.
SUPA:Absolutely. I've come down at 7 in the morning. People sleep on the couch. That's just but that's just me. That's just the way I I do it.
SUPA:I don't care. So
FRESH:Okay. So but, ideally, if that wasn't you
SUPA:If that I think a reasonable time for Thanksgiving is 11, 11, 12 o'clock. I don't think we should break the next day. I don't think we should break the next day. I think everybody should be kinda out of the house by 11, 11:30. Okay.
SUPA:I don't think we should break the next day on Thanksgiving. Because like you said, we've been up since this morning, cooking, cleaning, doing everything. I think it's only respectful of the host that by 11, 11:30, it is time to go. You know what I'm saying? But if the host is down there turning the fuck up too, then, hey, it ain't.
SUPA:So I don't know.
FRESH:Yeah. I'm I'm yeah. 10:30.
SUPA:It's a wrap. Yeah. So It's a wrap. Chicken winging, and they gotta get the fuck out. Alright.
SUPA:What else we got for turkey day? Anything else we got for turkey day? Let me see. I hope y'all enjoyed y'all turkey day, man. It was good.
SUPA:It was alright. I mean, we had some, family issues, but we ain't gonna get into all of it. Alright. No. We're gonna get into a little bit of it.
SUPA:The reason why, because we felt like this guy's we felt like we got kicked out of my grandmother's house. They gonna be mad when they say My boy.
FRESH:Well, fuck it. Yo. Then I we're not gonna get to it.
SUPA:But you know we're not fucking. We're gonna get into it. Fuck it. That's why this question came up because we felt like we kinda got kicked out of my grandmother's house, and my my my aunt's was just like, you know you know, when they leave and when it's time to go types. But the problem, people, it wasn't 10:30.
SUPA:It wasn't 11:30.
FRESH:Please tell them what time it was.
SUPA:Fucking 6:45. We drove 4 hours to get to this motherfucker. So it was it it was a bit more
FRESH:You drove 4 hours to get to New Jersey.
SUPA:To New Jersey.
FRESH:Listen, people, to what he said.
SUPA:4 fucking hours.
FRESH:Him 4 and a half hours to get to New Jersey.
SUPA:Went through the city like dumbasses. Went through the And do you want?
FRESH:He wanted to go on the
SUPA:city to be
FRESH:on the Thanksgiving Day parade. Sky drove through the parade. It's Sky's
SUPA:It was crazy. Took us 4 hours to get to Jersey. And then when we got there, we got there by, like, 5 or something like that. It was, like, starting to give us the chicken wing to get the fuck out of here by 6:30. It was like, what the fuck?
Speaker 3:So it
SUPA:was a bit much. It was a bit much, but family will be family. We'll figure it out. Everything's going crazy right now because everybody like, oh, what the fuck? You I kicked out.
SUPA:But whatever. You know, I was gonna bring that shit out. Fuck that. I told y'all about my shitty story. What the fuck is this?
SUPA:This ain't got this ain't
FRESH:shit. Shit.
SUPA:This ain't shit to compare to that. Alright. What else you got turkey there? Anything else?
Speaker 3:I ain't
FRESH:got no more. Ain't
SUPA:no more turkey day? Nah. Alright. So I got some enjoyed it. Yeah.
SUPA:I hope y'all enjoyed it. I definitely did. Even though all of that happened, we ended up enjoying it anyway. We had a good time. You we'll put it right here.
SUPA:Look at that. That's where we spent Thanksgiving in the lobby.
FRESH:In the lobby of the hotel.
SUPA:At a hotel when we got kinda kicked out. So take a look at that. That's where we was at. But as you see, we were still family. We still did what we did.
SUPA:It is what it is. No big deal. Anyway. Alright. So I got a couple questions for you.
SUPA:And these are just really not topics, just a couple questions. Alright? First thing, did we talk about tattoos?
FRESH:What what
SUPA:Did we talk about being put put put to sleep for tattoo? No. We've talked about we never talked about putting to sleep for tattoos. No.
FRESH:Would would you do that?
SUPA:Would you be put to sleep for tattoos?
FRESH:Seen videos on, like, Instagram and and TikTok of dudes getting a entire sack does sleep, both arms sleep
SUPA:and yeah.
FRESH:Like, 36 hours or something crazy.
SUPA:I don't I I don't subscribe to that.
FRESH:I think it's I am not going to sleep for that long.
SUPA:I don't the sleep part, we talked about anything on my teeth, I'm ready to be put to sleep. But I feel like the point of a tattoo is to feel that pain. I feel like you wanna feel like when I look at every tattoo that I got on my arm, I sat through that. I endured that. That's why this tattoo means one of the reason it means so much to me.
SUPA:Mhmm. It's because I went through paying for it for how how many hours. I just feel like it's cheating being put to sleep to go get a tattoo. That shit's like cheating. Like, what the fuck?
FRESH:I mean, I'm not with it, but I also hating on it. You said I'm not hating on it. You're like, whatever. If you listen. If I can get a 2 sleeves and my back done in 1 session You'll do it.
FRESH:I probably would do it if I was a tattoo freak like that.
SUPA:I can't.
FRESH:It's I mean, bro, that's the new life then. Yeah. Motherfuckers is getting put all screwed. Again, this goes to reflect
SUPA:Our age. Our age, bro.
FRESH:We look at it differently. Yeah. We look at it as as like a badge of honor. Like, yo, I sat through everything you see. Been.
FRESH:Uh-uh. I sat there. You know
SUPA:what this felt like on my wrist? You know what this felt like on my elbow? Motherfucker's like, no. I don't. I don't sleep, dumbass.
SUPA:Why did you not go to sleep?
FRESH:Or nothing cream and all these things. We didn't have none of that, bro.
SUPA:And to this day, even with it, if I get a tattoo, I want it real. I want it's just crazy. So I don't know. That shit. So you're saying you you're not against it?
FRESH:I'm not against it. No. I
SUPA:wouldn't I
FRESH:wouldn't do it now.
SUPA:But 20
FRESH:years ago, if that was an option, absolutely.
SUPA:You'd have done it. Yeah. I mean, tattoos I'd
FRESH:have been literally from neck to ankle. If all I had to
SUPA:do is just go to sleep and be able to get a hold Wake up. A whole sleeve Sleep. Back, back, chest done. This is crazy. That's what they do.
SUPA:That's exactly what
FRESH:they do. Taking 2 years I could think
SUPA:about it, bro. Like, right heel. Let this one heal, and then start the next one. You don't wanna, you know And
FRESH:then your art your artist is booked. So, yo, you on his time. Yeah. Yeah. No.
FRESH:Right.
Speaker 3:You know
FRESH:what I'm saying? So, yeah, it's a cheat code. It is. That's what it is. It's such
SUPA:a cheat code. But I don't
FRESH:But that shit is Matt Brad, though.
SUPA:Is it? Yeah. Because you gotta get an anesthesiologist Yes, bro.
FRESH:To put
SUPA:you on the propofol to go to sleep for a fucking
FRESH:On top of the fucking $20,000 tattoo that you're getting. Swapped.
SUPA:It's wild. Well, that's why people don't do it all the time. Right. You got that. Cream is cheap, but then I heard this side effects with the numbing cream.
SUPA:If that shit reacts to you wrong, your shit will start bubbling up and then get infected. Yeah.
Speaker 3:I mean,
FRESH:you set shit up. Your skin is raw. Yeah.
SUPA:And now you're putting that, and you've got the numbing cream in it. You get allergic reaction to it or something. I heard a lot of stories with that numbing cream. But then I know people that got the numbing cream and didn't feel nothing. It was like, we was fine.
SUPA:I need to feel it. I need to fucking feel it if I'm gonna do it. Need to fucking feel it. Alright. Another question.
SUPA:Alright. Another quick question. And I don't think we talked about this. Gas or electric car. We did talk about this.
SUPA:We did? Yes.
FRESH:And what'd you say? I told you EV for me as soon as I can in the next 5 years or whatever.
SUPA:I don't remember you saying that.
FRESH:Bro. Oh, no. We talked about it. We talked about it off camera. Okay.
SUPA:That's why I'm like, I don't remember us talking about this. Right?
FRESH:That's when I was I had your car.
SUPA:Yes. Yay. You had my car.
FRESH:Yes. So
SUPA:that's the question. EV or would you go gas or electric?
FRESH:Yeah. I told you I'm EV now. I was
SUPA:all Only because you drove my car. Absolutely. So if you didn't, you still would Still be gas. Gas all the way. Right.
SUPA:Absolutely. Even with all the bullshit you went through with my car.
FRESH:I don't care. Doesn't matter.
SUPA:He took my car. The shit was on, like, 3%. I didn't notice. This motherfucker just had to go to Mount Vernon in my car on, like, 3 or 4%.
FRESH:No. No. Don't do that. That's that's not true. Because when I told him originally when we had the conversation to charge the car, this nigga tells me, oh, you good.
FRESH:I said, bro, you sure? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
SUPA:I didn't know what my car was on. And I was in another car. And I sure
FRESH:I even said to him, yo, just plug it up for me.
SUPA:I was like, no. You're not gonna be, like, you're gonna
FRESH:make me feel good. He's like, nah. You I'm you're you're good, bro. Alright. And then this guy goes to another country.
FRESH:Not like, literally the next days in another country. Yeah. And now I'm driving this EV,
SUPA:never getting it before. Crazy because it was blinking off. Like, yo, you need to Yes. You need to Mind you. It only does that at 5%.
SUPA:So you was at 5% when
FRESH:you got
SUPA:in the car. Yes. That's crazy. You got all the way to Mount Vernon. Basically.
SUPA:It's just fucking wild to me that the battery was that
FRESH:30 minutes away from where I needed to be.
SUPA:It is crazy. When he called me, I'm like, yo, go to our place right now. Right now. We're gonna be stuck. Yo.
FRESH:And it didn't took because he said don't fully charge it. Yeah. Took, like, 35 minutes to get from 5 to, like, 80. What is it? 80?
FRESH:You keep it
SUPA:at 80 80%. Yeah.
FRESH:Took, like, 40 minutes. 45 minutes. Yeah. It's a demo? Well No.
FRESH:45 minutes altogether because I had to wait. Yeah. Yeah. I'm saying the whole experience.
SUPA:The whole experience. Clarify. Right.
FRESH:Yeah. The charge
SUPA:I had to wait, like, 20 minutes. Yeah. I had to wait 15 minutes behind.
Speaker 3:For the
FRESH:That's the only downfall.
SUPA:That you gotta wait.
FRESH:But I'm you figure 5,000,000 more years from now,
SUPA:they're gonna have way more charges everywhere. So the So
FRESH:that's the downfall for the moment because you have to wait because everybody's charging
SUPA:their home.
FRESH:So your 15 minutes to charge your car is gonna might be If
SUPA:you don't have one at your home. Like, I have one at my home, so I'm good. But if you don't no. That's the reason why I got it at my home because I had to sit on them lines, and I was like, yo. I stood on that line once for 40 minutes, Then I had to charge my car for another 20.
SUPA:Fucking whole hour. Yeah. You know they're
FRESH:doing free home installations now?
SUPA:For what? For the home charges? For Tesla?
FRESH:Yep. They
SUPA:probably all trying to push that shit, though.
FRESH:Where else should I see?
SUPA:I mean, technically, mine's wasn't free. I had my boy put it in, but the charger port was free. The charger port those charger ports, the one I got was, like, 7, 800. Mhmm. Lipa gave me a $700 stipend.
SUPA:Stipend. Okay. And I bought it for, like, 800. So I only paid, like, a $100 for it. And then I had my boy put it in for me.
SUPA:So so if they're putting it in for free, yeah, they're doing free
FRESH:home installation.
SUPA:That's a good look. That's a definite good look. But yeah. No. I would never go back to gas.
SUPA:I don't, at least I don't think so. I'm good. I'm electric forever, but I got a question now. 4 people that don't like Trump.
FRESH:Right? Like, number 4. There's 4. They said there's 4. Oh, 4 people who don't.
FRESH:I thought
SUPA:Four people that don't like Trump. Right?
FRESH:No. Or the people who don't like Trump. Okay.
SUPA:Do you think it's a hypocrite if you own a Tesla? Because Right now, because he and Elon Musk Elon Musk is a Trump fan. You know he's for all of that. Are you a hypocrite if you own a Tesla and you don't like Trump? Are you a hip are are you a hypocrite?
SUPA:Wait. You can't. So you I'm just saying. You know that this man
FRESH:supports Trump too. But I already have my Tesla.
SUPA:A political show. Trump been out for a minute. I mean, Elon must been out for a minute and been supporting Trump since the last election. If you buy, one of his
FRESH:calls pushing it. He wasn't pushing it the way he pushed it this election, though.
SUPA:So right now?
FRESH:Because I didn't pay attention to it. Yeah. So so here's my question to that.
SUPA:Yeah. Go
FRESH:ahead. My rebuttal. My devil's advocate as always. You're saying for new people about to get Teslas or people who've had Teslas
SUPA:That's different. You already had the car. I'll I'll give them a pass. Okay.
FRESH:That's what I'm Alright.
SUPA:I'll give them a little bit of a pass. Not really, but I'll give them a little bit of a pass because Elon Musk has always been Elon Musk. But if you wanna say you didn't know, know, that's fine. Right now that you're shopping for a Tesla, knowing that are you a hypocrite? Yeah.
SUPA:Are you a hypocrite, Dave? You know what he supports. You know what your money is going towards. You know all of that. Are you a hypocrite if you go on somebody's shit anymore?
FRESH:Saving 1,000 of dollars on fuel costs because I have
SUPA:But according to you, if you don't like Trump, Trump is gonna do all these bad things to you and your family and everyone else in the world. Does that matter to you enough to say, I'm not gonna get a Tesla?
FRESH:That's a fucking good question, bro. I mean, I guess it's easy for you to because, you know, he's not monopolizing anymore. So there's other options.
SUPA:You got other options.
FRESH:So If
SUPA:you wanna test I
FRESH:mean, are you a hypocrite if you I'm
SUPA:a I'm a go
FRESH:with you. I'm a have to go
SUPA:with you. Be. I'm
FRESH:a I'm a go with you.
SUPA:Hate on you because I like Tesla. I don't give a fuck. Like, whatever. But you are a hypocrite. You can't be loud and proud about how you hate Trump and all you gonna do is But then and then you go and go buy a Tesla because you know for a fact that that man is supporting
FRESH:him. Mhmm. Right?
SUPA:Kent. Sorry. Kent. That's a good argument because I know some people that'll go go crazy on me for that. Go crazy.
SUPA:Alright. What you got? I got another one, but I'm gonna let you go first.
FRESH:I saw something on Instagram.
SUPA:Okay.
FRESH:I was watching the videos. Dude was like, yo, it's at a certain age where we're not allowed when you're in your forties. Mhmm. You're not allowed to to party after the dark. So I was like, like, what is he talking about?
FRESH:Mhmm. He's like, yo. Us 40 year olds, day parties. That's it. 2 to 8.
FRESH:That's the time we party. We go to day parties, and that's it. We don't belong outside after 9 o'clock. You see? And I I saw I agree when I was listening.
FRESH:I'm like, wait. I couldn't hang right now. We joked about this a few seasons ago. Bro, there's no way that I can be in the club right now till 3, 4 in the morning.
SUPA:Or get in to go to a place at 9 o'clock. Like, y'all just leaving at 9 o'clock? Leaving. Like, that's
FRESH:and that's early. Leaving at 10, 11.
SUPA:It's crazy. There's no way. No. Not gonna happen. And that's I guess that's just pure age thing.
FRESH:It has to be, bro.
SUPA:Pure age thing. It's all I I would have way more fun at a day party. I'd have way more fun at 11 o'clock in the morning drinking mimosas, and then turn that shit into takin. Brunching with
FRESH:the girls.
SUPA:Done by 2 o'clock, 3 o'clock. That's No. That sounds more fun than me actually showing up to the place at 10:30 at night. That's crazy. I don't wanna do that.
SUPA:No. No. Absolutely not. Bro. I'm not
FRESH:doing it. It's not happening.
SUPA:I'm good. I'm good. I'm not going. Sorry. I'm not going.
FRESH:It has to be a real special occasion for for
SUPA:What special occasion would it even
FRESH:be? Bro.
SUPA:Because the special occasion would be only my friends, and I know my friends ain't doing that shit. Right? You know what? You're right. Like, what what would be honestly the occasion?
SUPA:You know what the occasion was?
FRESH:Your birthday. You
SUPA:and me. But if it's my birthday, I wouldn't be doing it that late anyway. It's someone else's birthday that you know that's younger. So, like, a significant other or something like that. Like, their younger cousin is having a party, and she wants you to go.
SUPA:And it don't start till 10 o'clock at night. Then you're like, fuck. Alright. Let's go. That'd be it.
SUPA:But if it's your close friends, your close friends are probably just like you. Fucking ain't going out at 9 o'clock at night. What? Alright. What else you got?
SUPA:What else you got? I know you got a lot of stuff. You got a lot of stuff. Edge. Got massive stuff.
SUPA:Oh. Stuff. Alright.
FRESH:Intoxic the intoxication levels. Talk to me. So we have nice Mhmm. Twisted, drunk, and fucked up. Yes.
FRESH:There are levels. So when was the here's my question. When's the last time you was, like, fucked up fucked
SUPA:up? Like, fucked up where you got up was like, yo. I'm never drinking again. That's been a minute, yo. That's been a minute.
SUPA:That's been a minute. I'm too old for that. Exactly. I'm too old to get, like, that fuck.
FRESH:That's what I was getting to. It's like
SUPA:You know what the last time I got fucked up like that? Was my birthday when, I did that Harlem night's theme birthday.
FRESH:That was, like, 3 years ago?
SUPA:And that was by mistake. That was no. That wasn't. Because what am I, 41? That was 2 years ago.
SUPA:2 years ago. 2 years ago. 2 years ago. And that was by mistake, drinking fucking the Bel Air because I was hot, thirsty, and kept drink kept drinking, kept drinking. But I still wasn't fucked up.
SUPA:Like, I remember being fucked up, like, praying to God fucked up. Like, please let this shit go away. I wasn't like that. I still was. I was fucked up.
SUPA:Had a hangover, but I still wasn't like I can't even remember the last time I was like that. Who the fuck wants to
FRESH:do that? What do you mean? There's people who go out who deliberately wanna get drunk, bro.
Speaker 3:At our
SUPA:age, they still do that shit.
FRESH:Of course.
SUPA:But that's not a good time.
FRESH:That's not that's never a good time.
SUPA:That's in knowing that that's gonna be happen like that later. Like, you gotta slow the fuck down.
FRESH:I've been fucked up one time, and I told myself I would never Never do it again. Never do it again. Ever again, bro.
SUPA:Throwing up? Throwing down.
FRESH:He dry heaving. Right. Yeah. Throwing up nothing over the toilet. Thank you so there's nothing left.
FRESH:Everything is gone, bro.
SUPA:God, please. I swear I won't drink again. No, bro. Please.
FRESH:I was like, I Please. No way. There's no way. So I was just what I was what the question was is levels to it. So for us, at our age, we getting nice.
FRESH:Mhmm. We might get slightly twisted. Mhmm. That's it. We're not getting drunk or fucked up.
FRESH:Them days is over.
SUPA:It's done. It's alright.
FRESH:There's levels to the entire situation.
SUPA:Not anymore. Not doing it.
FRESH:You know it. Like, you start getting to it. Did you feel it? I'm good.
SUPA:You know what the difference is? We may keep drinking, but you know what we'll say? We get a bottle of water. Right. So we're not just pounding liquor back in your system again and again.
SUPA:I'm cutting that shit, diluting it with some water. Even if I had another drink after that. You know what I'm saying? But once I have the water, I'm not now pounding them back as hard as I was before that anyway. So but that's the experience.
SUPA:You know, like, yo, chill. Slow the fuck down. You know right away when you start feeling that little, like, damn, I'm not supposed to feel like this so soon. Slow the fuck down. You're not yeah.
SUPA:So what was the levels again? What was the levels again? This is crazy. Nice. Nice, which is where you wanna live.
SUPA:You You wanna live You
FRESH:wanna live on a level of
SUPA:You wanna live on a level of nice. You have a good music, good convo. What's next? Twist it. You could get to twist it.
SUPA:So you were at nice. You don't wanna get to twist it too fast, though, because that'll fuck your night up. You wanna get nice for a couple hours, then towards the end of the night, you wanna be twisted. Will you say, you're untwisted? I bet.
SUPA:You're fucked up. But go ahead. Go ahead. Then it's drunk. Then it's drunk, which that's just sloppy.
SUPA:So you don't wanna be you don't never wanna be there. And then Because you can still be out and be drunk. You just you just literally hanging on and just walking around stumbling and shit. And then Fucked up. You passed out.
SUPA:You threw up on yourself. Yeah. You're done. You're embarrassing yourself. Embarrassed yourself at this moment.
SUPA:They're dragging you out the club. You're either fighting or you do know because fighting is still drunk. So drunk can get bad. Yeah. Well, you're fighting, and you're just acting the fool.
SUPA:You're already
FRESH:That's why it's called drunk texting. It's not called fucked up texting.
SUPA:Not just you pick because you could still You still all your inhibitions come out. No. The shit you wanted to do comes out. Now you're just drunk. Akin is making a fool of yourself.
SUPA:Fucked up. You've already passed making a fool of yourself. You're now a burden to others because now we have to carry your dumbass into the car. We gotta pull up if you throw up. We gotta clean your throw up out of our fucking car.
SUPA:All of that shit happens then.
FRESH:At that point, every it's just It's alright. You fucked up. That's it.
SUPA:It's done. So that's it. Nice, twisted. At our age, you don't go past twisted. No.
SUPA:You're at nice, You get twisted, and you go the fuck home. Absolutely. Do not drive. Make sure someone else drives. You don't even wanna drive nice or twisted.
SUPA:Make sure someone else did, but don't why the fuck are you getting the drunk and fucked up at your age?
FRESH:At your age. If you're in your forties and you're still getting drunk or fucked up alright.
SUPA:What the fuck are you doing
FRESH:with your life?
SUPA:What is going on? You go fuck around and slip, break your ankle, and what
Speaker 3:are you gonna do?
FRESH:Have a limp forever because we don't recover.
SUPA:Don't heal like that. No. Y'all see this shit? Look at my finger. Fuck my finger up.
SUPA:Decide to play fucking volleyball. You see how this is bent like this compared to this? It don't go back. That's it. That's it.
SUPA:Rest of my life is like this. Well, if I was 20, that shit would have been fine, but that's it. It's not worth it. You get drunk and fucked up. That's what you're putting yourself at risk for.
SUPA:I'm good. Nice, twisted, and most of the time, nice while I'm out, and I'm only getting twisted if I am home. Or I'm at someone's house that's not too far, then I'll get twisted. But if not, it's just nice, and I'll know when to slow down.
FRESH:Come on, people. Just let us know. Yeah. Let us know. Is is it a age thing?
FRESH:And if you are our age and you're still getting
SUPA:drunk or Defended. Tell us why. Please. We How?
FRESH:Tell us how your body is able to do that.
SUPA:Ain't got no kids. And why? There's no way in hell you got kids. If you fucking get fucking drunk
FRESH:got kids our age. I guess.
SUPA:Yeah. Maybe. But then that's not a good example.
FRESH:But that's the
SUPA:bad example. Because now you start in that 40 getting drunk and Yeah.
FRESH:You go it still doesn't look in front of the kid. I mean, I get
SUPA:but listen. We ain't judging. Just let us know. Just to explain.
FRESH:Is there levels Age
SUPA:me understand. This.
FRESH:Let me clarify. Is there age levels of your intoxication? There you go. Is there? Again, drunk, twisted, fucked up, and No.
FRESH:No. No.
SUPA:No. Nice.
FRESH:Oh, nice. Sorry. Twisted, drunk,
SUPA:fucked up.
FRESH:Where are you at? Where are
SUPA:you at? What level you level that you're gonna fall at? Alright. That's a good question. That's a good question.
SUPA:Alright. What you
FRESH:got? I got one, but it's
SUPA:I got a serious one.
FRESH:I was about to say this one's a serious one. I was I thought he was gonna stay on Demelo, but I fuck it. Let's go. Let's go. Let's just go.
FRESH:Let's let's go. Let's go.
SUPA:Let's just let's just let's hit it. No. I mean, it's not that serious, but the question is, who is more important, your kids or your significant other? Why you looking? You had the same question?
FRESH:Oh my gosh, bro. I'm trying again, people, we don't we don't have production meetings. We don't send You
SUPA:got the same fucking question, bro?
FRESH:What's a bigger trap? Marriage or having kids?
SUPA:See. We've got same level. Alright.
FRESH:So That was my next question.
SUPA:Was who's more so alright. So let me explain what mine is. Mine is who I don't wanna say important, but if you have to choose, which one do you choose? Your child or your significant other? So my wife or my kids?
SUPA:Wife or your kid. And what? Oh, what do you mean? I mean, I can go extreme to who you're gonna let fall on a cliff. But, I mean, like, just simple things like your, do you choose your kids?
SUPA:Let's say you have to do 2 events. Mhmm. Yeah. Somebody else, You ain't gonna be able to see shit out of there. Alright.
SUPA:You ain't gonna be able to see shit. Alright. You You think somebody trying to tell you shit? You heard
FRESH:a tow truck? Yeah. Right.
SUPA:We heard
Speaker 3:the boop boop.
SUPA:Like, wait. Hold on. Which one like, let's say you have let let's keep it as simple as an event. Your wife has an event and your kid has an event. You can't make both.
SUPA:Who do you go to?
FRESH:Do you do my wife? My
SUPA:A huge event, something super important.
FRESH:My wife needs nothing
SUPA:like you could say, well, the kid needs it more to have a parent there. Do you say that? Like, well, they'll have nobody. Well, who what do you do?
FRESH:I I'm going to my kids.
SUPA:Going to your kids. I'm going to my kids. So kids always first. Always. Kids always first even over the significant other.
SUPA:Sorry. I love my wife, but it's my kids, bro. So
FRESH:I can divorce my wife. I can't divorce my kids.
SUPA:I hear that. I hear that. I hear that shit. I hear that. You can't.
SUPA:You can't. But is that, I guess, what someone would say on my side or or just playing devil's advocate is before the kids, there was us. It was us that made these kids. It's us. So it should always be us first and we take care of our shit first, then we tend to them.
FRESH:No. That's that's never gonna happen, bro.
SUPA:So you Kids first, no matter
FRESH:what. Care. Kids is It's kids first.
SUPA:Before it all.
FRESH:Kids is before it all.
SUPA:I don't know. Because then we talk about, like, the thing. Do you take care of do you take care of you before your kids too? Like, they always say if you're, you know, in the airplane, you put the thing on your face first before you put it on your kids. You can't take care of you.
SUPA:You can't take care of them if you can't take care of you.
FRESH:I I mean, I
SUPA:get it. You are that relationship, you and your significant other. You gotta make sure y'all are solid Mhmm. Before you can tend to these kids. So if y'all are not solid, you're gonna be like, yo, I gotta take care of me and her first and make sure we're good before we make sure these kids is good.
FRESH:Or
SUPA:no? No. Not at all.
FRESH:Not at all. Right.
SUPA:I mean, I, my kids is, that's just what it is. I'm tossed up. My kids is just as important. I'm telling you they are. But I also feel like,
FRESH:So it's like like, I'm and I'm a I'm a give that scenario. You said being on the airplane. If I had a choice to put the the last mask on my wife or my child, I'm putting the the mask on my child.
SUPA:So that's a good question. Like, yeah. So what do you do? Do you put it on the wife or the child? I mean, I feel like in that case, I would.
SUPA:I will put it on the child. Some people will be like, well, yeah. No. Yeah. You put I I will put it on my child.
SUPA:In that case, like, yes. I'll put it on my child. We're adults. We might be able to figure the situation out. But do you say
FRESH:I mean, I don't know.
SUPA:It's like, that's what I look like. You gotta make sure your relationship is solid. All you Doesn't matter.
FRESH:At that point, bro, you can't think about that. Here's the question. My question to you is
SUPA:In the plane situation Plane. You're going on my kids first. Okay. Just because we're adults So then what we can do other situation where I'm trying to think. Like, I just feel like and I don't know if I'm saying it right.
SUPA:Like, I just feel like you gotta make sure you and that significant other is is on the same page and good because if y'all are not, you can't raise them kids correctly.
FRESH:Okay. So I'm a I'm a I'm a flip it to you again. Alright. Who gets if y'all y'all struggling, y'all in the last situation or last meal right now, who you giving the meal to? To your child or to your wife?
FRESH:No. The
SUPA:kids see, those these
FRESH:are situations So I don't know. So now I'm I don't know what what other Yes.
SUPA:Not. Yeah. Because I these are situations I feel like, yes. I'm going
FRESH:You taking a bullet for your child?
SUPA:Taking a bullet for both of them. Yeah.
FRESH:But if you take who you take who you stepping in front of, though?
SUPA:There you go. Yeah. Baby, you should duck. Why you ain't ducking?
FRESH:That's okay. Who where who you stepping in front of? Yeah.
SUPA:The wife your kids.
FRESH:Or your kids.
SUPA:And I would expect for her to do the same. I'm a be a hundred. Alright. Like, don't step in front of my fucking bullet. Step in front of the kids.
SUPA:Make sure they're good. So I hear that. I would expect that too. But I just I guess I'm talking on levels of I can't think of it. I can't think of it.
SUPA:It's probably because I wrote this down a long time ago, and I don't remember what the actual thing was, but I had a whole valid fucking point for it on why, but I don't remember. But what was yours? That was what yours was? I'm yes. It's the again, I I could divorce my wife.
SUPA:I can't divorce my kids, bro. True. True. So I'm
FRESH:their protector forever. I'm not my wife's protector forever. But
SUPA:if you're if that's your wife, that is your job to be the protector
FRESH:of that.
SUPA:But at that point neglect that.
FRESH:Well, I'm you're right. I'm making a choice. My choice is
SUPA:My choice is to protect this family. Yes. That is my job. Yes. I gotta protect this entire family.
FRESH:Absolutely. And if something happens where I have to choose
SUPA:to I'm choosing my kids. My kids every day All 10 times over. Yes. And I and I guess, yes. I guess, yes.
SUPA:Because I I I'm saying I I I can't get out what I want, but I'm saying that in every scenario you gave me, my kids are coming first. I'm always gonna make sure that they're good for us. I hear you. Be upset if she didn't. Like, yo, why wouldn't you do that?
SUPA:Why would you try to save me? Save the fucking kids. Don't try to save me. I'm a figure it out.
FRESH:I gotta think piece for you right now. What? Alright. So with the whole, the whole plane situation. Okay.
FRESH:You got your mask on The last mask, you have the choice to give it to your wife or your child. You give it to your child. Okay. Are you taking your mask off to give it to your wife?
SUPA:Yes. You are you? No. I am. I'm not doing it.
SUPA:I'm
FRESH:not doing it. It's crazy.
SUPA:That's crazy. No. I'm definitely so first of all, in that scenario, I wouldn't have my mask on. I would be like, put your mask on. Though I know I'm supposed to put mine on first, I know what I would do.
SUPA:Alright. Wife, kids, everyone else is going on. That last one, I'd be putting on the on the last kid or on on my wife.
FRESH:Okay.
SUPA:Or if I let's say I put mine on, and I thought my wife had one. Now I put all kids on. I'm like, where's your mask? There's no more. There you go.
SUPA:Point blank and simple. It's coming off my face. My job as a father, a husband is to protect this family. And that even comes with protecting them for my life. I gotta do it.
SUPA:What I might I don't have a choice. I feel like what's the choice. What if she dies right then and there because I didn't give her the damn mask? That's fucking crazy.
FRESH:I wanna know. This goes right here.
Speaker 3:This right here
FRESH:could cause some problems because I'm not giving the mask up. You're not doing You're giving the mask up.
SUPA:Giving the mask up.
FRESH:I wanna know from now ladies, if y'all in that situation, let mister Rose the the Rose. Right? Are you taking your mask off
SUPA:Ladies and children.
FRESH:To give it to your husband because you know he's the he'll be a a better provider for the for your kids, Are you giving it to your child and you that's the choice you making or you keeping the mask like, yo, fuck him.
SUPA:That's a good fucking question, bro. I mean, I know what I'm doing. I'm I'm giving it up. I'm giving it up. Go ahead.
SUPA:What if y'all just came from somewhere and you found out she cheated on you? Y'all all in a plane together.
FRESH:That's you. Still giving it up. You can call somebody. Call. You wanna call some peoples?
SUPA:Call them. And ask them. You wanna call Crystal? Who? Clarissa?
SUPA:No. Crystal. Let's do it. Let's do it.
FRESH:Is your answer?
SUPA:I don't know. I mean, she answered the first time. Let's try it again. Let's see. Let's see if she answers.
SUPA:Let's see if she answers. Hello?
Speaker 4:Yeah?
SUPA:Hello, Crystal Moses.
Speaker 4:Hey, ma'am.
SUPA:Crystal. Hi. You're on a super fresh experience right now.
Speaker 4:No. I'm hanging up.
SUPA:No. You're not. No.
FRESH:No. This is a serious question, Crystal.
SUPA:We got a question for you. Can we ask you? I'm in
Speaker 4:the middle of doing something. You know what?
SUPA:What are you doing?
Speaker 4:I'm picking up food.
SUPA:Alright. We got a question for you. Go ahead. You ask.
FRESH:Alright. Crystal, if you was on a plane, right, and, obviously, hypothetically, the plane's gonna crash. 2 masks come down, and it's you and I'm just saying, obviously, you know
SUPA:what I mean? Just me, you, and Janae on the plane.
FRESH:Are you giving your mask to Janae?
Speaker 4:Yes.
FRESH:Are you keeping the mask for yourself?
Speaker 4:I ordered, the contact delivery.
SUPA:She told
Speaker 3:me to do
SUPA:what she ordered.
Speaker 4:I said I was getting food. So what what's your question?
FRESH:So you you keeping the mask. You giving one to Jhene. Now you have another one. Are you keeping the mask for yourself, or are you giving it to your husband?
Speaker 4:Well, I'm assuming that he would give me his.
SUPA:So you so you but let's say it dropped down.
Speaker 4:Grab your okay. You grab yours, and there's one between me and Janae. I'm letting her take it.
SUPA:So you're gonna give it to her, and you would expect me to take it off my face and give it to you.
Speaker 4:Or share it. Alright. Take turns.
SUPA:Let's say it drops down. You put it on your face. You put one on Janae, and then you realize I don't have one. Do you take it off and give it to me? Like, what do you say?
Speaker 3:Well, I
Speaker 4:don't know. Because, like, are we gonna die anyway?
SUPA:I don't know what it'll be. Oh, can you think We did. We're gonna fall. We did the fall. I don't know.
FRESH:Because so to say give it a chance that y'all that somebody survive. You survive.
Speaker 4:It's it's women and children first. That's how I see it.
SUPA:That's what I was saying earlier. I think I was like, most
Speaker 4:people would understand.
SUPA:Women and children first. So
Speaker 4:I don't think he would let me go without 1. So
SUPA:I don't have
Speaker 4:to make that decision.
SUPA:Yeah. Okay. Alright. We're gonna call you back if we have another question.
FRESH:Thank you. So so Thank you. Thank you, Crystal. Yeah.
SUPA:What you getting me? Alright. Bye. Women and children. That's what I think.
SUPA:Women and children. I think everyone expects that except from you.
FRESH:Alright. Well, we're gonna find out. We're gonna call
SUPA:Who you calling?
FRESH:Call my, my my Zoe, who we called the other
SUPA:We called before? Yeah. And asked? About dancing with his
FRESH:his wife. And he said, you're dead.
SUPA:Let me see. Alright. While you getting him, I'm a call somebody else. Let me call somebody real quick before you. Let's see if he picks up.
SUPA:I don't know if he's gonna pick up. That's my brother. Let's see if he picks up.
FRESH:Yo. This only ringing in one ear.
Speaker 3:I
Speaker 5:didn't call you back. What up?
SUPA:Right now, you are on the Superfresh experience.
FRESH:Yo. Yo.
SUPA:What up, bro? What's up, man? What's up? You own the Superfresh experience. We got a question for you.
SUPA:Are you ready? You got a second?
Speaker 3:Hold up. Hold up.
Speaker 5:Back.
SUPA:What? Yeah.
Speaker 5:What's up? What's up? What's up?
SUPA:Alright. We got a question for you. Go ahead. You posed the question.
FRESH:Alright. So you're on a you're on a plane with your wife and Just pick 1 kid.
SUPA:1 of your just just say just you and Abby. You, Abby, and Abby.
FRESH:And on you know, things go bad, and who knows what's about to happen, but the emergency mask dropped down. Right? But only 2 of them dropped down.
SUPA:K.
FRESH:You wearing 1, and you're gonna give one to your daughter. Are you gonna take yours off and give it to your wife, or are you gonna keep it and just it just be you and your daughter with the mask?
Speaker 3:Let me
Speaker 5:give it to my
SUPA:wife. Alright. Now do you think that, say it dropped down, she puts 1 on her face, then she puts 1 on, you know, your daughter. Do you think she should take her mask off and give it to you? Or do you think she would do that?
Speaker 5:No. I don't think she would do that. Indeed. I think I think I think from from what I know about Audrey, I think her first instinct would be to do it. But I think when she considers Abby, then she won't do it.
Speaker 5:She'll keep it.
SUPA:So you think it's a woman and women and children first kind of thing. That's what I was thinking. Because I was like, I'm gonna give it to them.
Speaker 5:Right. Yeah. Exactly. Because that's what we're trying to do. We we we'll sacrifice ourselves for them, and they're okay with us sacrificing ourselves for them.
Speaker 5:So they they ain't going they ain't
SUPA:gonna fight themselves for us. Yeah. Well, Fresh said he ain't doing it. I'm not doing it. Fresh said no.
SUPA:I'm not doing it, bro. He said I'm not. I'm not giving it to my wife.
Speaker 5:Baby mama, your wife, your love, and
FRESH:your mother,
Speaker 5:your children, your future children, your everything. No. You're not.
FRESH:You I'm
SUPA:not doing it. He said he's not taking it off his face. No. I'm not doing it.
Speaker 5:But you're not oh,
SUPA:okay. Nope. Well
FRESH:I'm gonna rate because I feel like, yes, a man is supposed to be a provider. I feel like I'll be a better provider if I'm on the earth, if I'm alive in
SUPA:order to help. That's how I feel about it. Cook your ass.
FRESH:That's okay. That's fine. I get it.
SUPA:They're gonna cook you in these comments, bro.
Speaker 5:So wait a minute. So now if we're looking at it, then we're looking at So who's who's best for the kids as if we all survive? It's like, who's best for the kids in that place? Right?
FRESH:Right. That's true.
Speaker 5:And I'm like, yeah. Okay. Yeah. That's crazy because it's just like if there was, like, a shark attack
Speaker 4:Mhmm.
Speaker 5:I'm trying to fight the shark and let them live. So yeah. I I I hear you, but you like, oh, that's great. That's hard. That's that's real hard.
Speaker 5:They gonna cook too, bro.
FRESH:I know.
SUPA:Listen. I I know. I
FRESH:I know this is not a it's not a popular take, but I don't get it.
SUPA:No. It's not a popular take.
FRESH:I I don't get it. I feel like for that situation that I will be I will be better off continuing life with the child than the woman because I feel it's harder out here in this world. So as as the man, I'll be I think it'll be a easier job for me to provide for that child for the rest of their life.
SUPA:They go to his ass. They go to your new asshole in these comments.
FRESH:That's fun. That's fine.
SUPA:Alright. We just want to know what you felt, Good looking. I appreciate you later, bro.
Speaker 5:Yo. Good luck, fresh. Rock on y'all.
FRESH:I think it's with Jamaica.
SUPA:You say you got something about at the 24 hour spot, bro? No.
Speaker 3:My brother.
FRESH:Yo. You you live again, my brother. Again, brother. What's good? Live again.
Speaker 3:Oh, boy. Go get with this thing.
SUPA:We gonna bother you all the time, bro. No.
Speaker 3:I I don't I don't mind.
FRESH:Alright. I got a scenario. Well, first of all, how was your turkey day, bro?
Speaker 3:Man, you sat satiny, bro. It's all good.
SUPA:It's big backing. Big backing.
FRESH:Big buck. Alright. Listen. Check this out. Right?
FRESH:So here's a scenario that me and my boy came up with. You're on an airplane.
SUPA:Yeah.
FRESH:God forbid. Your plane's going down or something bad's gonna happen. It's you, your wife, and
SUPA:he already has it.
FRESH:Alright. Because I know. And he's your child.
Speaker 3:Right? Come on. Don't don't don't don't don't come against
SUPA:shit, man.
FRESH:Listen. We've called you're the 3rd person a 3rd person we Yep.
SUPA:You the 3rd person.
FRESH:So we have 2 people. I'm not gonna say on whose side, but it's 2 right now, somebody's o for 2. Alright?
SUPA:Yeah. But they're not So Go ahead.
FRESH:So you're on the plane. 2 only 2 masks drop down. It's you, your wife, and your your child. You put the automatically, your child gets a mask. Automatically.
FRESH:Automatically, who gets the mask next? Are you putting on your face, or you putting it on your wife's face?
Speaker 3:What I'm laughing? Listen.
SUPA:No. I told you. See, listen,
Speaker 3:I told
FRESH:you I told you I'm by myself bro.
SUPA:So this is what it was, bro. So the people we called was like, nah, I said I will put it on my wife. But Fresh over here was like, nah. He's
FRESH:I said I'm not giving it to her.
SUPA:He's not giving it up, so you're not doing it either.
Speaker 3:Either. What are you doing about? What?
SUPA:Yes, bro. It's not happening,
FRESH:No way. No house. So why? So alright. So now Why?
FRESH:Explain your side of why you wouldn't give it up.
Speaker 3:For me? But listen. She could move on and live a better life. No. She she gonna be alright, bro.
Speaker 3:She she gonna be alright. Whatever she got
FRESH:it back. Nikki was going there, bro. No.
SUPA:So she could move on and have a better life.
Speaker 5:Nah. Use
Speaker 3:my life insurance policy. Nah. Ain't no way. Ain't no house. Ain't possible,
SUPA:bro. No. Damn. Well, there you go.
FRESH:So use them. You listen, bro. I was over 2.
SUPA:Yeah. He was all for 2.
FRESH:I was like, yo. I gotta call Fritz. In my mind, I'm like, I know Fritz is not.
SUPA:I know he's not gonna be. So yeah.
FRESH:So sup Supa, his wife, and his brother, all of them agreed with him. We will give it up. Yeah. So I thought maybe I was gonna give you maybe, like, 1. Nah.
FRESH:It's just me. I was I was here 0 for 3, bro.
Speaker 3:Yeah. Well, now
SUPA:you got somebody on your side. You got somebody now. He's not giving it up.
FRESH:Yo. Yo, bro.
Speaker 3:It ain't happening, mate.
FRESH:Yo. Send yo. Yo. First, send me the Addie to this, to the store, and then we gonna pull up one day.
Speaker 3:Yo, bro. On top of that, I gotta bring you a bottle. I I have the bottle already. I got, like
FRESH:Oh, so you wanna Okay.
Speaker 3:I'm gonna drop it off by you, man, and then you do what you what you what you gotta do, man.
SUPA:Alright. Alright.
FRESH:Alright. I hit you
SUPA:send me to Addie.
FRESH:Store. Send me to Addie, and, yeah, we'll shout your liquor store out and everything, bro.
SUPA:I appreciate it, man. Of course, man, bro.
FRESH:Yo. You got a yo. You got a fly like, a card or something?
Speaker 3:I have my card. I'm a send you everything.
FRESH:Send me that.
SUPA:Yeah. Yeah. So we can post it.
FRESH:We'll put a dump and everything. I I appreciate it, man.
SUPA:Alright, brother.
FRESH:I love, bro. Too.
Speaker 3:Alright. Love it.
SUPA:Him. Damn. So you caught somebody, See? Yeah. Disconnect.
SUPA:You caught somebody. That's crazy. Supposed to be women and children. Women and children.
FRESH:So maybe I won't get as cooked as you think, bro.
SUPA:You won't. Because there's people out there. Alright. We got more
FRESH:Ready to finish this off, my brother?
SUPA:Let's finish this off. Listen. We love you all. Thank you for tuning in to the Superfresh experience. We will see y'all.
SUPA:Peace.