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4:00

Oh, you gotta turn it on, turn it on.

4:03

Yeah, turn it on. Speak

4:06

from the moment you're at home. Oh.

4:11

So you're gonna get along,

4:13

and turn it on. You're

4:17

gonna get along in your

4:19

own, yeah, yeah, yeah. Turn

4:22

it on. Yeah. You

4:25

gotta turn it on. Turn it on. Turn

4:27

it on. Turn

4:30

it on. You

4:32

gotta turn it on. Yeah. You

4:34

gotta turn it on. Turn it

4:36

on. Oh. Oh.

4:41

You gotta turn it on.

4:43

Turn it on. Speak from the moment you've got to turn it

4:45

on. You gotta turn it on. Turn

4:47

it on, and then you wanna go. Ooh.

4:51

Ooh, yeah. Oh. Yeah.

4:55

Yeah. Come on,

4:57

babe. Come on.

4:59

Do your thing, Nick Dadda. Uh-huh.

5:03

I sure will. Good morning, everybody.

5:05

You are listening to The Voice. Come

5:08

on, dig me now. One and only.

5:10

C Harvey. Got a

5:12

radio show. Yeah, man. Got one.

5:15

Hey, you know, I think of

5:17

my life in terms of blessings.

5:20

I take mostly a positive approach

5:22

and a positive spin to my

5:24

life. I hardly ever dwell

5:26

on, you know, the what's... Well,

5:29

I can't say that I don't think about the

5:32

what's wrong in it because I have to, because

5:34

I have to address problems as they arise, but

5:37

I try not to let them

5:39

consume me. I let

5:41

the consumption part be about the

5:44

blessings, the positive things that has

5:46

occurred in my life, the good things that God

5:48

has done for me, the

5:51

power that he's displayed in my

5:53

life, the protection he's given me

5:55

over the years to be tucked

5:57

under his wings. I focus

5:59

on the... things that he promises

6:01

me, I think of all

6:03

the goodness that I perceive to come

6:05

my way. I think that has a

6:08

lot to do with me learning more and more

6:10

about the law of attraction in

6:12

terms of what you think and what

6:14

you put out in the space and

6:16

what you pray about is what you

6:18

receive. And so I've

6:20

become better and better at that. It's

6:23

not to say that I'm not human

6:25

and I don't have moments where

6:27

I think a little bit too long about

6:29

what's going wrong and what enemy is about

6:32

to attack and what they're going to do

6:34

and say and all of this here. It's

6:36

not to say that I'm not concerned about

6:38

it, but I try to dwell mostly on

6:41

the positive. And one of

6:43

the things that I learned, you

6:45

can have an incredible life. All

6:47

of us, we can have

6:50

incredible lives if we

6:52

just let God drive. See

6:54

the problem that I had

6:56

years ago was I

6:58

was the driver of my life

7:00

and I was taking myself in

7:02

the directions that I thought would

7:05

be best for me. And

7:07

I aimed at things that I

7:09

thought I could accomplish and I

7:12

set goals that I saw myself

7:14

being able to attain. I

7:17

was driving. When I gave

7:19

up and I let God

7:21

drive, I then opened up my

7:23

mind and my spirit to what

7:26

God had for me, for what

7:28

God could see for me, for

7:31

what God could do in

7:33

my life, for what God

7:35

wanted for me. Now

7:37

he wanted for me and

7:39

he wanted of me. See

7:42

that's the connection that you got to try to

7:44

make. Well, not try. That's the connection that you

7:46

got to make to really get it. Now

7:48

listen to me. What I don't want you

7:51

to do is do like me. Don't be

7:53

afraid of the what for of

7:55

the what he wants you to do part. See,

7:57

cause that ain't going to be nearly as demanding.

8:00

and as offsetting as you think it's

8:02

gonna be. See I thought that if

8:04

I did God's will, that if

8:06

I let God tell me what to do,

8:08

that it would cause me to not to

8:11

be able to do a certain some things

8:13

I wanted to do. Well which is true

8:15

but the stuff I wanted to do was

8:17

all detrimental to my well-being and

8:19

my future and my and my growth

8:21

and development as a man. I

8:23

was stopping my own growth as a man because

8:26

see I was doing what I thought I should

8:28

do as a man but when

8:30

you give it over to God, see God has

8:32

a much better plan for you than you can

8:34

ever have for yourself and God knows a better

8:36

way far better than the one you know. I

8:39

want you to believe that man you got to

8:41

understand that part of it and that's the part

8:43

that I finally got through my head to let

8:45

God do it his way and

8:47

to show me a better way and to

8:49

teach me a better way and expose to

8:52

me a better way and when I opened

8:54

up my mind to what God was talking

8:56

about I began to see

8:58

things totally differently and things started

9:00

coming to me totally differently. If

9:03

you've been a friend of mine

9:05

or a fan of mine over

9:07

the years I mean you've had to see it

9:10

the change you've had to see the

9:12

difference I mean and I and

9:15

I acknowledge that every chance I get

9:17

because I promised God I would and

9:19

I hope that I'm not falling short

9:21

in that category but then again if

9:23

I told it all day long what

9:26

he done for me I still wouldn't

9:28

have enough time to really explain thoroughly

9:30

what he's done for me because it's

9:32

such a continuous growth in me but

9:34

now that's not to say that I'm

9:37

finished or I'm done or

9:39

I'm complete because I'm still

9:41

short. You can't be him.

9:44

You can strive for perfection. I hear people saying it

9:46

all the time. I applaud you for saying you want

9:48

to be perfect but you ain't and

9:50

you can't so you quit saying

9:52

it you quit saying it to me quit saying

9:55

it to other people. I'm

9:57

seeking a life of perfection but it's something

9:59

that you cannot have because he said you

10:01

can't do it but that's what he'd ask

10:03

for he'd ask for the moments when you

10:05

stumble and you fall and you go stumble

10:08

and fall so you got to get that

10:10

part right man the stumbling falling part is

10:12

coming but you see you get

10:14

God in your life and it helps you so

10:16

that you don't stumble fall wallow

10:18

roll over lay there languish that's

10:20

what God is for so when

10:23

you stumble and fall you get

10:25

back up because you're going to

10:27

make mistakes you're going to get

10:29

it wrong you're going to come

10:31

under attack you're going to be

10:33

lied about you are going to

10:35

be falsely accused that's going to

10:37

happen to you the moment you

10:39

make a decision to do better

10:42

the moment you try to be more the devil

10:45

got to send his attackers man

10:47

and he controls certain people he

10:49

just got people is on his side 24 7

10:53

you know them too you you've all met

10:55

one or two of them in your life

10:57

they just busy with the business of nothingness

11:00

they just busy about the just about

11:02

the destruction of others you said I know

11:05

you know they come in but

11:07

here's what you got a whole fast to they

11:10

can't take away nothing from you that

11:13

God gave you they

11:15

didn't make you see people who claim

11:17

to have made you if

11:19

they so in to make you business why

11:21

don't they make theyself or

11:24

if they with you no more and they

11:26

so busy in there I made you business

11:28

why don't they make somebody else since

11:31

you want to get credit for

11:33

making somebody make yourself

11:37

if you're responsible for someone else's success

11:39

then you should easily be able to

11:41

take claim and be responsible for your

11:43

own success see be careful of that

11:46

and don't don't change your course

11:48

because somebody's attacking you with that

11:51

I just hope man that I'm giving it to

11:53

God the way I say it I would give

11:55

it to him that I would unload every chance

11:57

I got that I was supposed to without

12:00

being, you know, oh, here he come again. You know,

12:02

I try not to be that. But man, I don't

12:04

know what else to be for the first 12 minutes

12:06

of my show. What else you want me to say?

12:08

I got four hours. I can't give God 12, 12

12:12

minutes, man. I mean, for real, Steve, come

12:14

on, man. I mean, let's look at this right here. If

12:17

you giving honor to God, just 12 minutes

12:19

out the day, dawg, he

12:21

gave you 24 hours of

12:24

luxury and life and breath and hope and

12:26

promise. You ain't got 12 minutes

12:28

to give him out the day? That don't make

12:30

no sense. What an exchange. What

12:32

a wonderful life God has given me

12:35

in exchange for so small of effort that I

12:37

put forth. Don't let the effort you gotta put

12:39

forth to God seem so daunting that you don't

12:41

attempt to do it. Cause man, it seems like

12:43

a lot. It ain't nothing compared to what he

12:45

be giving us, for real. So if you want

12:48

a real life, you want a real shot at

12:50

what you can be, what you can have, what

12:52

you can own, what you can become, who you

12:54

really are, go to God, let him

12:56

fix you, man. That's all. You're

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Listen on the iHeartRadio app, Apple

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podcasts, or wherever you get your

16:04

podcasts. What

16:31

was that? You

16:33

didn't figure it out? I think I need

16:35

to hear you say it. That was live

16:37

audio of a woman's nightmare. This

16:40

machine is approved and everything? You're allowed to be

16:42

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16:48

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fell to a scene. Dragged.

17:13

I'm NK, and this is Basket Case.

17:16

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17:20

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17:22

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17:24

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17:27

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17:29

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17:31

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17:33

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Case, I talk to people about what happens

17:38

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17:40

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17:43

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17:45

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17:47

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17:49

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17:51

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you get your podcasts. every

20:00

time you snap your face. Okay. It

20:03

working right now. Look at that. It's

20:05

working. You snapped your fingers. I'm going to be

20:07

sexy. Didn't you forget you wrote a track? You

20:09

actually believe you attracted that. You

20:14

actually believe it. Do you

20:16

believe you're attracted? That's what we're doing. I'm just

20:18

believing. This is his segment. I'm just saying, just

20:21

believe it. What is he doing with it with

20:23

me? What? What? What? What? I don't know. I

20:25

would. Did you believe you were attracted? It's Junior.

20:27

What's on your mind? Do you believe you? Do

20:29

you believe you're attracted? Do you believe it? I'm

20:32

not going to do this with your ugly ass

20:34

today, Junior. I'm not. Okay.

20:37

I'm not. Okay. We're looking

20:39

at you. We know you're unattractive, Tom.

20:41

We know that. Fresh

20:44

out of the hospital. We got a lot of things

20:46

in common, Tom. We both sick and we both unattractive.

20:48

Tom, we don't. Here we go. Here we go. Oh,

20:50

no. I'm not going to be sick with you either,

20:52

Joe. I'm not going to be sick and ugly. Yeah.

20:55

Well, that's us. Take

20:57

your own handicap and own your own. I

21:00

got mine. But you letting one

21:02

go. You letting you let another track. You. You

21:06

is as well ugly and sick as I am. We

21:08

are together. We are one in the words

21:10

of Frank. We are one. Well,

21:13

if you say we all want to click

21:15

clearly you back. Oh, clearly. If

21:17

it will help you all out. Let me join in.

21:21

I'm unattractive and healthy. I

21:24

can't do this with you. The

21:33

hour. Run

21:41

that. As they argue about. I

21:44

can't do this with you. The hour. I'm

22:00

praying for this boy, I can't. I

22:02

can't. I mean, just

22:04

run that prank back with the nephew as

22:07

they argue about you and us. And he come out

22:09

after praying, this is what I got. Right

22:12

after this. I'm

22:30

trying to reach Dale. Dale's the manager,

22:33

right? Yes, Dale is the manager. How can

22:35

I help you? Okay, is

22:37

Dale available? Is he there? He's actually

22:39

with a customer. Is

22:41

there something that I can help you with

22:43

or pass along a message? Okay, so y'all

22:45

allied equipment. What exactly do y'all have there?

22:48

I'm going to make sure I'm calling the right place.

22:51

Oh, yes, of course. It's a restaurant

22:53

supply company. So we

22:55

have, you know, everything from freezers,

22:58

refrigerators to your basic

23:00

restaurant supplies. Okay.

23:03

We all do have freezers because that's what I'm trying to do.

23:06

What I'm trying to do is

23:08

I've run out of freezer space and I'm trying

23:10

to see if possibly, you know,

23:12

my back is up against the wall right now.

23:14

I'm trying to see if I can possibly put

23:17

something in one of you all's freezers for a couple

23:20

of days until I get

23:22

freed up on this end. So that's why I

23:24

wanted to see if you guys would

23:26

allow me to do something like that. Is

23:28

that possible? Sorry, I'm a

23:30

little confused. We don't want to

23:32

buy a freezer. You just want

23:34

to put something in one of our freezers? I

23:36

just want to put something in there for a

23:38

couple of days because I have a freezer, but

23:41

mine is completely full. And

23:43

I'm trying to see if I can put something in you all's freezer until,

23:46

you know, for a couple of days and then

23:48

I'll come back and get it. I'm so sorry.

23:50

We don't do that. If

23:54

you wanted to come by and purchase

23:56

a freezer, I'm happy to

23:58

help you, but we don't allow... outside

24:01

vendors to put things in our freezers. That's

24:04

yeah, that's I'm sorry. Okay. Well

24:07

I was told if Dale would hear what

24:09

was going on he might be might be

24:11

able to help me though. Okay. You said

24:13

your name was Kevin? Kevin. Okay

24:16

Kevin, if you just hold a moment I will see if Dale

24:18

can take your call. That's what the hell

24:20

I asked in the first place is to speak to Dale.

24:23

Okay then hold on a moment please.

24:26

Hey this is Dale how can I help you?

24:28

Hey Dale how you doing? This is Kevin. Kevin

24:31

and I've been on

24:33

the phone with your salesperson but

24:35

let me tell you what I'm

24:37

trying to do man. I'm

24:39

trying to use your you have

24:42

a lot of walk-in freezers that you all

24:44

sell right? Right we do

24:46

yeah. Okay so what I

24:48

got is my freezer is

24:50

completely full man and

24:52

my back is

24:55

against the wall. You came highly recommended

24:57

to give you a call. Is

24:59

it possible for me to I

25:01

need to keep something frozen for a few days.

25:04

It's only going to be like two days. My freezer

25:06

will be you know

25:08

half empty in a couple of days. I just

25:11

want to just need somebody to just kind of

25:13

help me out here. Is it possible for me

25:15

to bring something over there to keep it frozen

25:17

for a couple of days? You know what we

25:19

got is a showroom you know with different displays

25:21

so you could see what different kind of refrigerators

25:23

look in your restaurant but I mean if you

25:25

want to come and take a look at one

25:27

I could have you in if you're interested in

25:29

buying one. No not. It's just

25:32

there for show you know. Right right

25:34

no I have a cooler

25:36

I would freeze already but like I say

25:38

mine is just full in a couple of days

25:40

it won't be and I really got to

25:42

get this this stuff on frozen man. I I'm

25:45

gonna be in trouble like I said I'm

25:47

my back against the wall over here man and

25:49

I can't remember who recommended you but you can't

25:51

highly recommend it that you might be able to

25:53

show me a little love on this. Look I

25:55

guess it comes back it depends on what you

25:57

need how much how much do you have these.

26:00

you need frozen. I mean, I don't even know

26:02

what you got. Well, I got three

26:04

bodies that I need to get to

26:07

keep, you know, to keep frozen that we

26:09

know we run a mortuary over here. This

26:11

is both my idea. Yeah, we can meet

26:13

people bodies. Yeah. Yeah. We got three bodies

26:16

that and like I said, my my my

26:18

freezes for man, but in a couple of

26:20

days, you know, these bodies, you know, the

26:22

funerals would have happened. So we'll be freed

26:24

up, you know, but right now I got

26:26

I got three bodies coming in today that

26:28

I got to get in the freezer. Are

26:31

you crazy? Are you proud of

26:33

your mind? No, no, no, I'm

26:35

dead serious. I'm dead serious, bro.

26:37

So like I said, you can't highly recommend it.

26:39

You know, I'm just trying to get somebody to

26:41

show me a little love, man. You got those

26:44

freezers. You don't have nothing in them. You know,

26:46

I just need it for a couple of days.

26:48

You got to be out of your mind. We're

26:50

not talking about ice. This isn't chicken wings or

26:52

a pork shoulder. These are people. You are

26:55

out of your mind, man. But listen to

26:57

me. They're listening. What I'm going to understand

26:59

is how serious is here. I have to

27:02

keep them frozen. That's the reason why I'm

27:04

calling. I mean, you help man. Yeah,

27:06

I understand that. Look, if you want to, I'll

27:08

have you come in, you buy your own freezer,

27:11

you can put your own bodies in your own

27:13

freezer. How am I supposed to show off my

27:15

showroom with frozen bodies in the freezer? But

27:18

just just don't just don't show that one for a

27:20

couple of days. You know what I'm saying? Don't just

27:22

don't show it. We'll just, you know what, you know

27:24

what we could do. We could put the bodies in

27:26

there, just cover them up and people don't want to

27:28

know what it is. Yeah. And then I

27:30

get a buyer that comes in and the cover falls off

27:33

it and I got a frozen dead body in my freezer.

27:35

Is that even legal? I

27:37

don't know, man. All I'm saying is here's

27:39

the deal, man. You came highly recommended. They

27:41

told me that you would probably show me

27:44

some love. I'm actually, you know, getting ready

27:46

to load up and come your way. Dude,

27:49

you keep those dead bodies away from

27:51

my store. I'm telling you right now,

27:54

I can't hook you up on this one. All right.

27:56

I just can't do it. Okay. But we're

27:58

putting the load up and come that way. So

28:00

you know what I'm saying? I mean,

28:02

what am I supposed to do? I have no, you know what?

28:06

You want to come talk to me? You want to buy

28:08

a freezer for yourself? And you want to freeze your dead

28:10

bodies on your own? I don't care. I'll sell you a

28:12

freezer. I got no problem with selling you a freezer. But

28:14

you're not bringing the bodies here. It's just not happening. So

28:19

if Alonzo, if

28:21

Alonzo calls you and

28:23

Green lights it, is it okay to eat? I

28:26

highly doubt Alonzo's gonna call me and tell me to put,

28:28

treat that s***, body in

28:31

our showroom floor freezer. I

28:33

highly doubt that. Okay.

28:36

Okay. But guess what

28:38

Alonzo told me? What

28:40

did Alonzo tell you? Alonzo

28:42

told me to give you a call.

28:44

He told me to give you a

28:46

prank phone call. This is Nami from

28:48

the Steve Austin Memorial. Come

28:50

on. Are you serious? Yes,

28:53

sir. Yes, sir. Get out of

28:55

here. That's incredible. I'm having a

28:57

bomb. I'm having a, my chest

29:00

hurts. Oh,

29:03

oh geez, that guy. Oh, you

29:05

just, you just got pranked by your GM, baby.

29:07

That's what's happening right here. You

29:11

got to tell me this right here, Dale.

29:13

What is the baddest, and I'm talking about

29:15

the baddest radio show in the land. The

29:18

Steve Harvey morning show, my friend. All

29:21

right, nephew. Thank you. Coming up next,

29:23

we'll hear from the CLO. Steve

29:26

Harvey morning show. Coming

29:29

up at the top of the hour

29:31

in entertainment news, Beyonce has a new

29:33

commercial for Levi's, and she strips down

29:35

to her underwear. Naomi

29:37

Campbell said there is no beef between

29:40

her and Rihanna. And

29:43

sad news from the sports world.

29:45

Very sad news. NBA sports legend

29:47

and basketball hall of famer, the

29:49

Kim Bae Mutombo and major league

29:51

baseball legend, Pete Rose. They both

29:53

passed away. We'll talk about all

29:56

of these stories, sadly, at

29:58

the top of the hour. But right now, we're going to be talking about the It

30:00

is time to ask the

30:02

CLO. This is from Isaiah

30:04

in Minneapolis. Isaiah says my

30:06

child's mother is driving for Lyft

30:09

and that concerns me because it is

30:11

not safe. I asked my

30:13

wife if it's okay for me to call

30:15

and she said she needs the extra

30:17

money. No, no,

30:19

I asked my wife if it's okay for me to

30:21

call and see if she needs extra money. My wife

30:23

said I better not call her, but it's my child's

30:26

mom. Should I check on her or not? You're

30:29

finna get lifted. That's what's in there. You can

30:31

see it, bro. Now

30:33

between me and you, you should check on

30:35

her. Yeah. You should check

30:37

on her. You just can't let your

30:39

wife know. And then your wife gonna

30:42

go because your wife, they're

30:44

not gonna want to send no extra money

30:46

to no ex. They just

30:48

not, they not cut like that, man. They

30:50

not made like that at all. Most

30:54

women are not made that way. And

30:57

that's just truthfully speaking. Y'all can look at the

30:59

camera crazy if you want to. I just said

31:01

a fact. I'm not

31:04

looking at the camera crazy. I'm really

31:06

talking about Shirley. I'm

31:09

listening to you. No, I'm listening. And I'm just

31:11

saying, do you agree with me? Well,

31:14

I know that there are some women absolutely

31:16

that would not, but there, there

31:18

is a rare breed that want to make sure

31:20

that the child is taken care of. That is,

31:22

there is a rare breed of that. And

31:24

the mother is safe of the child

31:27

because especially, especially if the husband, if

31:29

the guy that wrote the letter, if

31:31

he has children with this woman, there

31:34

should be a sympathetic bone in her body because

31:36

she's a mother. Mother to mother. Yeah,

31:38

mother to mother. If that's the case, but

31:41

we don't know about it. Yeah. It is

31:43

probably. The baby ain't in the lift. He ain't

31:45

there. The baby ain't there. Ain't

31:48

no car seat in the back when

31:50

these people ride. Yeah, they don't. They

31:52

don't want to endanger the baby mama

31:54

because without the mama. Yeah,

31:57

exactly. Yeah. Yeah.

32:00

Thank you, CLO. You answered. He

32:02

leaned in close to the camera. Here

32:04

come another hair upshot. Yeah, his little face

32:06

is in the middle. Back up. I

32:10

saw that. He leaned in. Baby can't drag.

32:14

Renee and Edison. Renee

32:16

and Edison says, My husband

32:18

ignored my calls for five hours a few nights ago. He

32:20

said he left his phone at

32:22

work and didn't want to drive back. I

32:25

found it underneath the driver's seat in his car. He

32:28

acted surprised. Did he purposely

32:30

leave it in there to support

32:32

his life? That's what you done.

32:34

That's outstanding. The

32:37

reason is under the seat because he thought he left it at work. You

32:40

can lose that phone in that car

32:42

seat. Excellent. Excellent.

32:44

Now did he put it under

32:46

there to cover his life? Probably

32:49

not. Probably

32:52

not. The phone was honestly

32:54

lost. His alibi

32:56

was, I

32:58

left it at work and didn't want to go back.

33:01

You found it under the car seat. To his surprise,

33:04

there it is. He assumed he had left it in

33:06

work. He didn't know he lost it under that car

33:08

seat. Man, Bravo. How

33:11

did he react when he found it? What?

33:17

There it is. Oh

33:19

Lord. My phone.

33:23

How did you do it? Come

33:25

on. Throw one

33:27

of those in there. It

33:29

was where? Under my seat? Wow.

33:35

Oh wow. Wow.

33:39

Thank you baby. Thank

33:41

you so much. I thought I

33:43

was going to have to buy another phone. Oh. I

33:47

thought I was going to have to buy another phone. Oh. I

33:51

thought I was going to have to buy another phone. Five hours

33:55

done. Keyword

33:58

active. She said he acted. acted surprised

34:00

by that's going to be anybody going

34:02

alone without a phone. All

34:06

right. Moving on to Peyton in the Bay

34:08

area. Some

34:10

random guy reached out to me on social

34:12

media and asked me out on a date.

34:16

I agreed to meet him for ice cream

34:18

because he was cute. Three dates later, he

34:20

said that he's a millionaire. The

34:22

millionaires look for dates on Tik TOK.

34:25

That's her question. Nope.

34:28

They ain't got to. They

34:31

don't take time. Three

34:34

days later, he told you he a

34:36

millionaire. Do millionaire. No. Yeah,

34:39

they'd already gone. So what? They

34:42

made his problem. But

34:46

do millionaires say I'm a millionaire? Do

34:49

they say, no, I'm a millionaire. You

34:51

ain't got that either. You

34:54

ain't got to say

34:57

nothing. Right. Right. Right.

35:01

Just be rich. You ain't got to

35:03

figure it out. Here's

35:05

some clues. Right. Right. Look

35:09

at his shoes. Don't

35:12

worry about what he pulled up in. That

35:14

that can be on the repo list. He

35:16

could be. Right.

35:21

Look at his hands. What

35:23

are you looking for in his hands? That they

35:25

are just, you know,

35:28

nails clip, nicely manicured.

35:30

All under the all under the nails is

35:32

a good sign that he ain't a millionaire.

35:38

Look at his watch. That's

35:41

a good one. Oh,

35:46

look at his phone. See what my lady

35:48

is. What does he work? So

35:51

it's 16 throughout now. So if his, if

35:53

he has a what he's not a millionaire.

35:55

If he got an eight, don't worry

35:58

about it. Well

36:00

let me ask you a question. We

36:02

always see on the internet, like you

36:05

see like billionaires. They don't spend a

36:07

lot of money on like cars, like

36:10

Bill Gates, that talks about a

36:12

certain kind of car, Jeff Bezos,

36:14

at first a Warren Buffett. They

36:16

don't really spend their money on

36:19

stuff like that. They're billionaires. Right.

36:22

What they ride in. That's not true. That's

36:25

not true. They have a

36:27

driver. They may not care about cars. Oh.

36:31

But when you first, if you come from nothing, if

36:34

you come from nothing, it's going

36:36

to be a couple of flex moves.

36:38

And how you travel, how you travel

36:41

is the first giveaway. Well not the

36:43

first, but how you travel deals it

36:45

all. Like what, private

36:48

or commercial? Private,

36:50

first class, stuff like that. You

36:52

got to look at how they

36:54

travel, where they stay. If

36:57

they hotel room look like your hotel

36:59

room, that's a strong possibility. Not

37:02

a millionaire. There

37:05

are signs. Yeah, if

37:07

he in a hotel and there's some

37:09

better hotels in town, but he and this

37:11

one over here, that's a sign. It's

37:14

a level of service that you expect over a

37:16

period of time. Yeah, OK. You've grown accustomed to

37:18

it. That you've seen happen. Plus, you're going to

37:20

run up into somebody. I tell

37:23

you the most interesting thing, man, is when you

37:25

meet somebody that's got way more

37:27

money than you, and you're able to sit with

37:29

them and learn. Yeah, you

37:31

expose us to a lot. You're like, your

37:33

tummy coming to your house. That's

37:36

what we are. I'll be a Disney World. All

37:38

right, thank you, C.L.O. Coming up at the

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43:04

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43:07

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43:09

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43:11

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43:13

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43:15

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43:17

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43:20

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43:22

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43:24

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43:27

our kids don't even know what

43:29

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43:31

would have beat for it. You

43:34

don't know what's in that water. Right.

43:38

All right, moving on. According to

43:40

the source, social media buzzed with speculation

43:45

that the person who was in the room was not able

43:47

to get a lot of money from the company to the

43:50

company. And the source, social

43:52

media buzzed with speculation that supermodel

43:54

Naomi Campbell and celebrity stylist Law

43:56

Roach were shading Rihanna after

43:59

Rihanna appeared to walk past

44:01

them without acknowledgement while sitting

44:03

front row at a fashion show in

44:05

New York. However, in an interview with

44:07

the New York Times Naomi dismissed the

44:09

idea of a beef saying quote I'm

44:11

not about to let the world pitch

44:14

to black women against each other. We

44:16

are 2 women with 2 children mothers

44:18

in quote. Oh that your

44:21

accent surely. Attributed

44:30

to Naomi necessarily know. Oh

44:32

I was not allowed to.

44:37

The accident was so crazy. I

44:41

didn't hear the story. I don't know

44:43

who talk. I

44:46

was just. What is called from

44:48

my point is you know,

44:50

she has an accent. I don't know.

44:55

How do you know that was my intention. We're glad

44:57

to get you do it again. I

45:00

said no accident. I definitely and

45:02

action. I'm

45:06

not about to let the world pitch to

45:08

black women against each other. We are 2

45:10

women with 2 children mothers. Yes,

45:13

I'm. I

45:16

know. All

45:19

right. Well,

45:24

it was the worst but very good. Thank

45:28

you the point is they're not beeping no

45:31

matter what you guys try to make it

45:33

they're not beeping good. Long

45:35

leave us alone. I'm

45:39

a person walk past on the show. Something

45:42

I see you may not see them. I

45:44

saw the video. She

45:47

didn't say then I saw a lady stop

45:50

me one time you walk right past me

45:52

without speaking. Let's start with

45:54

I don't know. Yeah,

45:56

Naomi can but I'm just saying

45:59

let's. Just start with I don't

46:01

know you. Yeah. And

46:04

I don't randomly just speak

46:06

to everybody. I don't. Yeah,

46:09

Naomi was sitting down, Rihanna was

46:11

walking. Walking, yeah, I'm talking to you.

46:13

Walking and looking straight ahead, so yeah. She

46:16

not gonna trip on me. I said, she asked me one time.

46:19

Who? I said. Say it.

46:22

What happened? And what, yeah, what'd you do? Well,

46:24

I called him the N word out loud, he

46:27

turned around and said, Oh, okay. Everything

46:29

was back to normal. Yeah, right on back

46:31

to normal, but I'm not no good in hell with your

46:33

black ass ain't finna walk past me. The

46:35

kings, the kings. We know how

46:37

we is. Yeah. All

46:42

right, finally, this is a

46:44

very sad story in entertainment

46:46

news. NBA giant and Hall

46:48

of Famer, Dikembe Mutombo

46:50

has passed away at the age of 58.

46:54

He had brain cancer. The

46:56

seven foot two native of Congo played

46:58

18 seasons, 18

47:01

seasons in the NBA. NBA commissioner

47:03

Adam Silver said in a

47:05

statement, Dikembe Mutombo was simply

47:07

larger than life. He loved

47:09

what the game of basketball

47:12

could do to make positive impacts

47:14

on the impact on communities, especially

47:16

in his native Democratic Republic of

47:19

a Congo and across the continent

47:21

of Africa. Our deepest condolence is

47:23

going to the Mutombo family. Just

47:27

a great dude, man. Just a great dude.

47:29

When I tell you, man, just

47:32

a great human being.

47:34

Wow. Yeah. No bad

47:36

words for nobody. Just

47:39

a pleasant spirit. Even when

47:41

he was sick, always upbeat. I

47:43

have a lot of his coffee. A

47:46

lot of his coffee. I would, I just, I

47:48

got three fresh bags at

47:51

the golf tournament this past year. He's

47:55

just got a great coffee. He has an orange.

47:58

It's really, really, really, really. good coffee

48:00

man. He

48:02

had a great team. Just a

48:04

great dude, man. Just one

48:07

of the great human beings, man.

48:09

Wow. And then more

48:11

sad news, our deepest condolences going

48:13

out to the family of

48:16

Pete Rose. Baseball great Pete Rose

48:18

passed away at his home in

48:20

Las Vegas. Rose was 83 years

48:23

old and his family is asking for privacy

48:25

at this time. Well,

48:27

you know, the sad part about that

48:29

is this man passed without

48:31

being inducted into the hall of

48:34

fame. And that's a tragedy

48:36

because he better on baseball games,

48:38

but it's such a hypocritical country.

48:41

He ain't in the hall of fame. Barry

48:43

Barnes ain't in the hall of fame, but

48:45

y'all can put Donald Trump in the white

48:47

house. Wow. Ooh.

48:50

That's something right there. Yeah. I'm going to

48:52

throw a clown, drop the mic. All

48:56

right. Coming up at

48:58

20 minutes after the hour, the vice

49:00

presidential debate is tonight in New York.

49:02

We'll talk about it right after this.

49:05

You're listening to Steve Harvey morning

49:07

show. Well, our neighbors

49:09

in the Southeast desperately need your

49:11

help. Please donate to the American

49:14

Red Cross, which offers food, shelter

49:16

supplies and emotional support to victims

49:18

of hurricane Helen. Helene,

49:20

you can go to red cross.org,

49:24

red cross.org. Yesterday, vice president Harris

49:26

thanked FEMA for quickly moving resources

49:29

to those areas impacted. And she

49:31

went on to say, we will

49:33

help rebuild however long it takes.

49:36

So there you go. From vice president

49:38

Harris. Yeah. People are still being, that

49:40

was a major storm. Yeah, it was

49:42

big. It really was. Yeah. It

49:45

really, really was. Now we're going

49:47

to switch gears here and talk

49:49

about this debate tonight. The first,

49:51

last and only debate is tonight

49:53

between VP candidates, a democratic governor,

49:55

Tim Walts and Republican Senator JD

49:57

Vance. They're going to face a

50:00

off. This will be the only

50:02

debate. Like I said, it's tonight

50:04

at nine Eastern at the CBS

50:06

studios in New York. CBS said

50:08

it reserves the right to turn

50:10

off candidate microphones, but microphones will

50:12

not be muted while the other

50:14

candidate is speaking a coin toss

50:16

was held, which Republican VP candidate

50:18

J.D. Vance one allowing him to

50:21

have the second closing statement. Okay.

50:23

So there you go. That's tonight.

50:26

I don't think the anticipation is

50:28

like it was for Harrison Trump.

50:30

Um, no, I

50:33

really don't want to hear anything earlier this month.

50:36

I don't really care what J.D.

50:38

Vance say at all. That woman

50:40

hater. Yes. Hating

50:44

on women's. We productive rights and all that. I

50:46

want to hear nothing out his mouth. Yeah. No.

50:48

I do want Waltz to mop the floor with

50:50

him though. I do want that. I'm looking for

50:53

that. I like, me too. I

50:55

like his energy. I love his coach wall. Just

50:57

mind your damn business. Seems

51:00

like he talks from the heart. Yeah. A

51:03

lot genuine guy. Yeah. Yeah. So,

51:05

so yeah, we, we at

51:08

this time too, we want to be, uh, we

51:10

want to remind everyone to please go vote, go

51:12

register. You can go to

51:14

vote.gov. That's V O T E dot

51:17

G O V to register to vote.

51:19

You still have time because the election

51:22

is in 30 something days now.

51:24

30 something days, 35 days. Okay.

51:30

Does the vice presidential debate matter?

51:33

No. Well, I mean, it's

51:35

not going to change anything. Is it? Well, it's

51:39

not going to really, if, if, if, if,

51:41

if he just fall flat, I don't care.

51:44

I'm voting for Kamala. I don't care

51:46

what happens on this. What

51:48

you think Steve? Well, I

51:51

mean, you know, this

51:54

device presidency, you know, nobody's pulling,

51:57

nobody's voting for president because of

51:59

the the vice president. If

52:02

they cared about choice, first

52:04

of all, if you

52:06

really cared about choice of candidate,

52:09

Trump wouldn't be running for president. And

52:12

JD wouldn't be vice president. And JD show

52:14

wouldn't be the vice president. Because he listened

52:16

to everything he says. He's

52:19

damn me an idiot. Coming

52:22

up at 34 minutes after the hour, we're going

52:24

to check your voicemail, Steve, at 877-29, Steve,

52:28

right after this. You're listening

52:30

to the Steve Harvey morning show. It

52:34

is time now to check Steve's voicemail at 877-29.

52:36

Steve, you can call and leave a message.

52:38

And guess what? You just might hear your call

52:41

in the air. So here we go, Steve. This

52:43

is a mail caller who left a message for

52:45

you. Oh, what

52:47

up, Steve? Hey, man. I just

52:49

want to be brief about it. Okay. Well,

52:51

I'm going to say this, man. First of

52:53

all, I appreciate everything you do as far

52:55

as like, you know, you inspire me and,

52:58

you know, when I think about success

53:00

and I think about prosperity, I think

53:02

about, you know, what kind of situation

53:04

to see. And I appreciate that, man,

53:06

because in the morning

53:08

you start, you lift me off, you let

53:11

me know, you know, how God billy by

53:13

me and how I should billy by, you

53:15

know, my situation whenever I'm facing that person,

53:18

you know, and it is, you know,

53:20

10 o'clock, 10 o'clock. Oh, that's what

53:22

you say the same thing. And

53:24

I want you to know that I

53:26

appreciate that. But I will say this,

53:29

when you talk politics, man, I feel

53:31

like you kind of, that's what you

53:33

kind of divide the people that really

53:35

love you and that really look forward

53:37

to hearing from you. I feel like

53:39

that's what you kind of divide where

53:41

we stand. I don't know if

53:43

that makes sense. I don't know, man. I

53:45

feel like you should kind of stay out of

53:48

that, man. I feel like you kind of

53:50

let God handle this. You do what you do

53:52

as a leader and you, you know, don't

53:54

separate, don't divide us, just keep it going. And

53:56

another thing, man, the whole thing with Junior,

53:58

man, I I know he might

54:00

be able to take it in. You know, he might be

54:02

able to laugh with it in. But I kind of personally

54:05

think that it'd be a little

54:07

bit too much, man, because at the end of

54:09

the day, he might be able to laugh about

54:11

it, but he is still going through something. Like,

54:13

that's a battle that he keeps, personally, telling you

54:15

that he's racist. I know he want to laugh

54:17

about it, but I know at the end it

54:19

still hurts. Like, at the end of the day,

54:21

man, if y'all family, y'all family, y'all cool, we

54:23

all cool, and I love y'all, and

54:25

I just wanted to get that message straight

54:27

to you. You know, man, first of

54:29

all, I appreciate the call, and I do appreciate you

54:32

most of all for respecting

54:34

and honoring the fact that the

54:36

first thing I do is

54:39

to point out God and remind

54:41

people of having a relationship with

54:43

God and how important that is.

54:46

That's a critical aspect as to who

54:48

I have become as a person. So

54:51

I appreciate you recognizing that, and I

54:53

hope I can continue to inspire people

54:55

and everything like that. The

54:57

part about me and Junior is

55:00

a comedian. Junior's

55:04

a comedian. Junior has said some stuff about

55:06

his own illness that has been pretty funny

55:08

to me. We not gonna

55:10

stop riding, Junior. That ain't what we

55:12

doin' over here. We not gonna stop

55:14

riding, Tommy. They not gonna stop riding

55:16

me. You know, I hear

55:18

everything they say about me when I ain't here. You

55:20

know, I know how it go, but that's the way.

55:23

Who told you what we be saying? Good. Everybody,

55:25

your friend Paul. Do he wanna know about

55:27

his vote? What is his, he wanna know

55:29

about his vote, and he wanna talk about

55:31

six and, which one is it called last?

55:34

Oh no, as far as the voting go,

55:36

I think you say stuff divide us. Well,

55:38

you know, we have a difference of opinion

55:40

when it comes to voting, especially if you

55:42

voting for Trump versus Kamala Harris. It's gonna

55:44

be a difference. I'm

55:46

not trying to divide you, brother. I'm trying

55:48

to get you to see what we up

55:50

against, the reality of what we up against.

55:54

If you listen to me carefully, I'm really

55:56

trying to uplift you because I know the

55:58

truth about a lot of people. especially

56:00

that are supposedly wealthy.

56:03

You know, you have to be mindful

56:05

of how they really are. So listen

56:07

to me. You said you think I

56:09

ought to stay out of it and let God handle it.

56:12

God don't vote. We do.

56:16

So now, that statement, you

56:18

gotta kind of think carefully, man. You

56:21

know, faith without works is dead.

56:24

That's a scripture. So if you

56:26

want things to change in your

56:28

life, you have to be willing

56:30

to be a participant in

56:33

the things that can bring about the

56:35

change. So as far

56:38

as us staying out of politics and letting God

56:40

handle it, God handles it,

56:42

but God has also given us the power

56:44

of choice. And voting

56:46

is one of the choices that

56:48

we are afforded in this country.

56:52

And so no, we can't stay out of it.

56:55

We have to get involved in it

56:57

because if we stay home, they

56:59

gonna do what they wanna do with us. People who

57:01

say your vote don't count are people who

57:03

don't vote. If you don't

57:06

put yourself at the table, you

57:08

can quit complaining about what's on

57:10

the menu. So I can't

57:12

stay out of politics, but I appreciate your

57:14

call, brother. Keep your head up. And

57:16

Junior is, we moving Junior to Arizona

57:19

as soon as we can. Ha ha

57:21

ha ha ha. Coming up next, nephew

57:24

Tommy's prank phone call right after this.

57:26

You're listening to Steve Harvey Morning

57:29

Show. Coming up

57:31

at the top of the hour, right about four

57:33

minutes after, it's my strawberry letter for today. And

57:35

the subject is, what

57:38

does she do that is so amazing? We'll

57:41

get into that and find out what that's all about.

57:44

And just a few, because right now

57:46

the nephew is here with today's prank

57:49

phone call. Nephew, what you

57:51

got for us? I got it, I got

57:53

it, I got it. This right here gonna be a good one. This

57:57

is, you know, we get, everybody gets

57:59

different, didn't they? See,

1:16:00

that's the problem in this letter

1:16:02

right here. You

1:16:04

open the line with my boyfriend is in

1:16:07

love with his brother's wife and won't admit

1:16:09

it. Well, he ain't got to admit it.

1:16:11

We got proof all through the damn letter.

1:16:14

Now, and it's starting to get under

1:16:16

your skin and you met his brother

1:16:18

the same night you met him. His

1:16:20

brother had just started his lady and

1:16:24

they are married. But you and

1:16:26

your boyfriend are not. And then

1:16:28

you say your boyfriend idolizes this

1:16:30

woman, compliments her when she gets

1:16:32

dressed up, which is all the

1:16:34

time, okay? Her hair is

1:16:36

short and flat. She's expensive,

1:16:39

purses and shoes. Then last

1:16:41

week y'all got together and went out had

1:16:43

a girls day. Y'all went out manicures, pedicures,

1:16:45

went to the hotel, did some pampering. Then

1:16:49

y'all went downtown. Now

1:16:51

you said when you got downtown,

1:16:54

you only window shopped in this

1:16:56

particular store before. And

1:16:59

y'all went straight in to look at shoes.

1:17:02

Here where the letter start to turn in

1:17:04

a little bit. I

1:17:06

don't have small feet. So

1:17:09

I never thought of wearing an expensive pair

1:17:11

of shoes. Here we go. Let's pull

1:17:13

up right here. Let's just deal with this for a minute.

1:17:17

If you don't have small feet,

1:17:19

that means you have big

1:17:22

feet. So

1:17:24

that's why you've never considered

1:17:26

wearing an expensive pair of

1:17:28

shoes. I've had a

1:17:30

lot of cheap shoes on in my life.

1:17:33

I'm not a woman, so I've never had to

1:17:35

wear heels. The bigger your

1:17:37

foot, the more money you need to spend

1:17:39

on a shoe. They ain't gonna

1:17:41

hold up. Them heels ain't gonna be able to take

1:17:43

this pressure because you got this Bigfoot jammed on them.

1:17:46

You gots to spend money. Don't ever say,

1:17:48

because you got big feet, you ain't wanna

1:17:51

buy an expensive pair of shoes. So you

1:17:53

end up spending 800 on

1:17:55

some red sole shoes. I

1:17:57

understand that. That is how it is. I have

1:17:59

four pair of shoes, cause I used to feel

1:18:02

that way. First pair of shoes a dude gave

1:18:04

me named Habib out of Dallas on a silhouette

1:18:06

store, bought me a pair of $750 alligator Maurice,

1:18:11

gave them to me as a birthday gift. I told

1:18:13

him, I said, bro, you wasting your time. I don't

1:18:15

care how much money I make, I would never ever

1:18:17

spend $750 on a pair of shoes. I

1:18:21

told him that. That was one of

1:18:23

the biggest lies I ever told. Hang

1:18:25

on Steve, we'll have part two of

1:18:27

Yuri's plot. Thank you Jesus. Coming up

1:18:30

at 23 minutes after the hour, today's

1:18:32

strawberry letter subject, what does she do?

1:18:34

That is so amazing. We'll

1:18:36

get back into it right after this.

1:18:39

You're listening to Steve Harvey Morning Show.

1:18:42

All right, come on Steve, let's recap

1:18:44

today's strawberry letter. The subject is, what

1:18:46

does she do that is so amazing?

1:18:49

What does she do? Well, the problem in

1:18:51

this letter is, this woman is being compared

1:18:53

to the sister-in-law of her boyfriend, his

1:18:56

brother's wife. And she

1:18:58

is trying to compare them to. So

1:19:00

they went out, they had a girls

1:19:02

day together, her and the sister-in-law. She

1:19:04

admits the girl is fly, got short

1:19:06

hair, always dressed up real nice. They

1:19:08

went shopping, manicure, pedicure. They

1:19:10

went to a store, she only wanted to

1:19:12

shop in. She says, I

1:19:14

have large feet, so I've never thought

1:19:17

about buying expensive pair of shoes. I

1:19:19

said, the bigger your feet, the more money you need to

1:19:21

spend on them, because you're putting a lot of pressure on

1:19:23

their ass all day long. So you need to have some

1:19:25

shoes that can hold up. I did

1:19:28

not know you was gonna go in here and buy yourself a pair

1:19:30

of $800 red bottom shoes. That

1:19:33

will admit that's a lot of money for a

1:19:35

shoe. After shoes, we went to the makeup

1:19:37

counter, and I had to pay $75 for a lady to

1:19:40

put makeup and lashes on me. Okay,

1:19:42

that's the price. Me personally, I think you

1:19:45

got off a little bit cheap, because

1:19:47

that's makeup and lashes. Ain't nobody putting

1:19:49

their lashes on for

1:19:52

that kind of money. So I think you got

1:19:54

a good deal, but now you out, I don't

1:19:56

know how much you out of. You out of

1:19:58

$875 on paper, but that is. free

1:24:00

yourself. My favorite friend,

1:24:02

if you don't want me, don't

1:24:05

talk to me. Go

1:24:08

ahead and free yourself.

1:24:12

You know, that's one of my favorites on, and that's

1:24:15

what you may have to do. Because

1:24:17

if he stuck on her, then go

1:24:19

find her. Because what you got is me.

1:24:22

But that's what killed me by some means. What

1:24:24

you get is her. What

1:24:27

you want is her. What

1:24:29

you got is her. See, it don't make

1:24:31

no damn sense. If

1:24:33

he had the ability to get better,

1:24:35

he would have better. But he don't.

1:24:38

Remember that, sisters. If a man can

1:24:40

do better than you, he would have.

1:24:43

All right, post your comments on today's strawberry

1:24:46

letter at Steve Harvey

1:24:48

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1:24:50

check out the Strawberry Letter podcast on

1:24:53

the free iHeartRadio app. Free never sounded

1:24:55

so good. You can download it today.

1:24:57

Now coming up at 46 minutes after

1:24:59

the hour, we got sports talk with

1:25:01

Junior right after this. You're

1:25:03

listening to Steve Harvey Morning Show.

1:25:06

It is time now for Junior and sports

1:25:08

talk. What you got, Junior? All right, before

1:25:10

we get to sports talk, Shirley, I

1:25:13

just want to ask you some, uncle, and Tommy, just

1:25:15

because the gentleman last hour just called in and said

1:25:17

that y'all really riding me too hard on this sickle

1:25:20

cell thing. I just want to ask

1:25:22

you, are y'all going to stop? Could y'all just- Okay, prepare

1:25:24

yourself. No, I'm not. Tommy,

1:25:26

you going? I'm

1:25:28

not going to stop doing anything to you, Junior. Okay,

1:25:31

cool. So there you go. Thank you for your call. I'm

1:25:33

going to turn it up. They're not going to stop. So

1:25:35

neither will I. It's okay. It's

1:25:37

all good. All right, here we go. We had two games

1:25:39

on Monday night. Well, let me ask you questions. You going

1:25:41

to stop calling Tommy ugly? Hell no. Sick

1:25:45

or healthy? I'm not going to do that. Don't matter.

1:25:48

You going to promise not to call

1:25:51

Tommy sick no more?

1:25:56

Oh no. Let me tell you something. This is what

1:25:58

I do for Tommy. You know, he was talking about them animals.