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Debbie Matenopoulos, Boris Kodjoe, Stokley Williams & Kiana Dancie · The Steve Harvey Morning Show

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Speaker 1: head like what I've listened? Anyway, My first guests interview
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Speaker 1: nearly every Holly Wood and Music celebrity over the course
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Speaker 1: of an incredible career on ABC TV, Gut Challenge, each channel, CBS,
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Speaker 1: an other syndicated channels she has. She's even interviewed me
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Speaker 1: on a popular Hallmark Channel show, Home and Family. She's
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Speaker 1: laughing in the background. She has a critical acclaim and
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Speaker 1: best selling cook Boys that I love. It's all Greek
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Speaker 1: to Me, which is which was initially released in the
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Speaker 1: spring of but now they got some new recipes they've added,
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Speaker 1: So that's the word version I got, calling this book
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Speaker 1: her love letter to a family's native Greece. Both her
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Speaker 1: parents immigrated from Greece. She journeyed to Greece to write
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Speaker 1: and photographed the book. It's a lot of cool pictures,
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Speaker 1: you know, just showing us if I hanging out with
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Speaker 1: different people, and it's proud to share a family's favorite
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Speaker 1: classic Greek recipe and I'm gonna have I'm gonna talk
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Speaker 1: about that because some of these Greek recipe feel like
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Speaker 1: something I've had when I grew up in the hood.
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Speaker 1: So I'm really I'm really fighting with that Greek man.
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Speaker 1: Maybe maybe I got some Greek in my background. I
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Speaker 1: talked to my mama, not please work with money making
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Speaker 1: conversation matanopoli Us, Good morning, Sorry, how I'm doing fantastic girl?
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Speaker 1: How are you doing so much fun? Well? Thank you,
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Speaker 1: I had a lot of fun with you on the show,
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Speaker 1: and congratulations all your success and uh and thank you
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Speaker 1: for sending me this amazing cook But we'll talk about
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Speaker 1: a lot of things, but I want to start off
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Speaker 1: with this cookbook. It's all Greek to me. Give me
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Speaker 1: a little background before I dive in, and just tell
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Speaker 1: you everything I love about it. Okay, Well, I'm so
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Speaker 1: happy to hear that you love this book because that
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Speaker 1: was my goal. My goal was to share all these
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Speaker 1: recipes with the world that I grew up eating that
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Speaker 1: are so good and are so good for you. You know,
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Speaker 1: I think in this country we've gotten lost and we think,
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Speaker 1: you know, if the food tastes good, it can't possibly
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Speaker 1: be good for us, and it's gonna make us sick
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Speaker 1: or make us fat. That that couldn't be less true.
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Speaker 1: That couldn't be further from the truth. The truth is,
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Speaker 1: as long as you have good, whole ingredients in there,
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Speaker 1: things that you can pronounce, then food will be good.
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Speaker 1: You know, that is not your enemy. Good fats are
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Speaker 1: very important, like olive oils and avocados and things like that.
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Speaker 1: So you know, there's this. The way that I grew
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Speaker 1: up eating was just very we either. We grew the
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Speaker 1: vegetables and my dad's garden, and my mom made the
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Speaker 1: food from the vegetables and from very very simple ingredients,
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Speaker 1: but made it taste so delicious. And I feel like
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Speaker 1: in America, the Greek food that people know is all
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Speaker 1: they know is like souvlaki and bak lava, and they
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Speaker 1: and heroes, they don't know the real good Greek food.
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Speaker 1: And I really wanted to share that with people. And um,
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Speaker 1: I remember like when that the word organic was being
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Speaker 1: thrown around, like years ago before everybody really knew what
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Speaker 1: organic was, and people would say organic this, organic that.
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Speaker 1: And I was trying to explain to my mother what
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Speaker 1: organic was. I said, she said organic, what is the
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Speaker 1: And I said, you know, mom, like vegetables with no
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Speaker 1: chemicals this She goes, oh, norma norma nortemas you know,
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Speaker 1: the way that they were raised. And she would say
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Speaker 1: to me, organic used to be you had to grow
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Speaker 1: the vegetables because we were poor. Now it got twice
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Speaker 1: the money to buy organic. That's true, that's true. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: that's true. So she's like, she's like, you know, we
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Speaker 1: we did what we did because we didn't have any money.
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Speaker 1: And now it's fancy to grow things and and eat
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Speaker 1: your own vegetable and eat healthy and all that good stuff.
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Speaker 1: And so that that's the that's the amazing thing about it.
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Speaker 1: So so when I got the book, I got it
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Speaker 1: on Friday. They are living in Atlanta and I live
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Speaker 1: in Houston, Texas, and I'm gonna fly out on Friday
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Speaker 1: because of my mom's birthday. So I got the book
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Speaker 1: right before I hopped on the plane and I landed
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Speaker 1: in Houston, and on the plane, I was reading the book.
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Speaker 1: The first thing that got me was Calamari. Yeah, I
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Speaker 1: love calamar Id. I've never had a recipe book ever
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Speaker 1: in my life to say lightly colamar So you had
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Speaker 1: me a Colamara that's at the front of the books.
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Speaker 1: So I went, okay, So it's easy to make too.
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Speaker 1: We'll see Rushan didn't know that. Rush didn't know that.
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Speaker 1: D always goes to these fancy restaurants and get to
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Speaker 1: this and that's my appetizer, and I get him sometimes
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Speaker 1: with the little pepper, sometimes I get it the little pickles.
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Speaker 1: I get all types of column ar. Okay, that that
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Speaker 1: that got me said, and I started reading through. One
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Speaker 1: of my favorite restaurants did I go to. I don't
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Speaker 1: know if it's a national chain, but it's in Atlanta
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Speaker 1: called Zoey's Kitchen, Zoe's Killing Yeah, okay, go check this up.
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Speaker 1: Whenever I go there. You can ask any of my friends,
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Speaker 1: any of my employees. When I go there, I get
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Speaker 1: my Greek salad, I get my hummus, and I get mysakiki.
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Speaker 1: I told you how to make so you can make
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Speaker 1: it yourself. And see see now I got all that now.
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Speaker 1: And so I'm when I'm just selling, I'm just going
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Speaker 1: through this little let you know that you're hitting home
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Speaker 1: runs with your boy here with this book. And I'm
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Speaker 1: just gonna let you know that. Like when like so
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Speaker 1: the weekend. So the weekend, I made the lemon and
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Speaker 1: a Regano chicken breasts, which is crazy simple old a Regano.
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Speaker 1: You know. It was like I was like in lemon juice.
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Speaker 1: I was like, seriously, this all of them put on there,
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Speaker 1: and it's gonna taste good off the chain. Good. It's
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Speaker 1: so simple. I think people have just gotten so confused
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Speaker 1: at what to eat and how to eat it because
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Speaker 1: people are telling so many different things they don't know
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Speaker 1: what to do. That was the that that's what really
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Speaker 1: stunned me a little bit, Debbie, when I when I
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Speaker 1: saw that, because you know, I was talking like we
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Speaker 1: need to add something else. You know, I need to
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Speaker 1: put some more stuff. I need to put some Cajun
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Speaker 1: pepper on it or something, some cayenne something something extra excellent, team, excellent, healthy. I.
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Speaker 1: I also I made the navy bean soup when I
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Speaker 1: saw the name again, just carrieds just salary. I just
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Speaker 1: chopped them up, put him in there in love with that.
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Speaker 1: And then this when you got me, girl, This, when
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Speaker 1: you got me, I got to do reserch because you
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Speaker 1: know I can bake. Now. I got to the j
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Speaker 1: You're a great baker. Those ties that were so good.
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Speaker 1: Here's the deal. So you know I went when I'm
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Speaker 1: gonna I said this the section she gonna fail. Girl.
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Speaker 1: I saw Rice putting every flash back to my mama, right.
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Speaker 1: I could not believe you had Rice putting in there. Now,
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Speaker 1: my mom. I had added a little raisins in it,
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Speaker 1: because that's how my mom made it. And I dropped
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Speaker 1: that little ground cinament that you did that little tip
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Speaker 1: section you have in a book on top of it,
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Speaker 1: your board was sold. Isn't it so good? I'd love
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Speaker 1: the rice putting warm. You know a lot of people
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Speaker 1: like it cold. I like it form right off the stove.
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Speaker 1: Did see? I like it both ways. See, I'm all right,
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Speaker 1: that's all I do with my baked banana putting. I
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Speaker 1: do my bake banana putting. You can eat it warm
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Speaker 1: or you can drop that bad board in the refrigerator
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Speaker 1: and cold later. So I'm just letting you know that
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Speaker 1: I'm a fan of this book. I'm letting anybody who
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Speaker 1: listens to this show you know this is a book
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Speaker 1: that and by very easy, very friendly. And the thing
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Speaker 1: I liked about the book is that here's here's the
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Speaker 1: thing about me. There are three of my favorite sandwiches, hamburger.
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Speaker 1: I guess you can call the hot dog sandwich. I'm
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Speaker 1: gonna call it a sandwich and keep and there see see,
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Speaker 1: see you are not stopping, girl. You need to stop
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Speaker 1: with this man. You need to do. You need to
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Speaker 1: make the hero this weekend and let me know what
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Speaker 1: you think. Or make it over, make it over the
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Speaker 1: four of you. Well, here's the deal. Here's the deal.
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Speaker 1: I would have never made these things because I go
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Speaker 1: to the store, I go to a restaurant or some
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Speaker 1: chain to get all this stuff. Now, that's what I
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Speaker 1: really love the book is that us just opened my
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Speaker 1: eyes to the simple nature of eating healthy food on
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Speaker 1: a regular basis. And I'm just it's good, it's good.
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Speaker 1: So so so you you you you these recipes that
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Speaker 1: you that you brought from Greece, from your native family
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Speaker 1: island country. Excuse me, how did you come about putting
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Speaker 1: them together? Well? I had to do well, you know,
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Speaker 1: I went to Greece that I had to pry most
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Speaker 1: of these recipes and my relative hands because years they
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Speaker 1: were like, you know, they want to be the one
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Speaker 1: in the town that makes the best so and so
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Speaker 1: whatever it is. But trying to get the recipe, they
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Speaker 1: were like, not why, And I said, because I'm gonna
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Speaker 1: put it in the book. And the truth the matter is,
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Speaker 1: if I don't do this, And I was trying to
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Speaker 1: explain to them, to my grandmother's and my aunts and
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Speaker 1: uncles and you know all this my great aunts when
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Speaker 1: they pass away, unfortunately, these recipes are gonna go with them.
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Speaker 1: So I wanted them to understand that I'm putting this
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Speaker 1: together for my family as much as i am for
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Speaker 1: the rest of the world. I've been bragging and we've
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Speaker 1: been laughing as like old friends here and before we
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Speaker 1: go on to some other projects, we want to talk
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Speaker 1: about the QBC project and also the Homely Family show,
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Speaker 1: Ladies and Gentlemen Out of the Out of the Out
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Speaker 1: of the Book our told you this weekend. I made
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Speaker 1: the Navy being soup. I made the lemon or raven
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Speaker 1: old chicken breast and the rice pudding. She's already challenged
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Speaker 1: me to make the Giro sandwich on Fourth of July.
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Speaker 1: Usually do barbecue, but the Greek lady. The Greek Lady
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Speaker 1: got the black dude making Greek food on fourth of July.
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Speaker 1: So I'm breaking all protocol with my family. Okay, no barbecue,
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Speaker 1: We're gonna Greek on fourth July already already. You can't
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Speaker 1: hang out with everybody, y'all. You can't hang out with everybody,
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Speaker 1: you know, maybe eighty put these aside to side. Now
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Speaker 1: I met DEBI what that she got me doing Greek
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Speaker 1: food on fourth of July. See, think notne of it.
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Speaker 1: He was sure he might normally not eat Greek. No.
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Speaker 1: I wanted to make on with July coming up to
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Speaker 1: this points. You need them and send me some pictures
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Speaker 1: the profitt Okay, I've never been challenged like that, but
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Speaker 1: I'm gonna do that. But also later with everybody. I
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Speaker 1: enjoyed the fried column riders endowed, the white bean parade,
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Speaker 1: which is just hummus. The garlic Gilga cucumber sauce amazing,
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Speaker 1: the tomato cucumber and read on a salad. And I've
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Speaker 1: just chase something when I made that too. I just
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Speaker 1: chopped up the lemon oregano chicken breasts on top of it.
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Speaker 1: Your Paul was working this weekend. Okay, now, man, let's
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Speaker 1: talk about the Christmas in July show and uh that
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Speaker 1: that you host on the Hallmark channel called Home and Family.
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Speaker 1: That's sounds delicious. By the way, I'm of that girl
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Speaker 1: David something. And I'm gonna send Peter because I said,
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Speaker 1: Peter the pictures that idea. I said, Peter, the picture
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Speaker 1: of the navy being soup. It was so good, you know,
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Speaker 1: I sent so I I she know, she know I
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Speaker 1: know a person to send the pictures to to get
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Speaker 1: up to it. So it's not like I can't go.
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Speaker 1: You know, she hat gout the phone. I'm a player
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Speaker 1: and say, yeah, she knows if Peter Losers were talking about.
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Speaker 1: I'm saying if she she knows that. So I'm already hooked.
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Speaker 1: Forth of July, you come by Rashaan mcdald's house expecting
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Speaker 1: some ribs, some links, you know, the bottle salad you're
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Speaker 1: Stokely whillems. You know to let you out there, man
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Speaker 1: I love the song I loved first of all, congratulations
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Speaker 1: the group and guess what it is. It's still a
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Speaker 1: great group. But the decision to become an artist and
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Speaker 1: That's the business side of it that You're trying to
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Speaker 1: that's absolutely all of that is true. Trying to establish,
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Speaker 1: things that have created with the group, and we all
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Speaker 1: and we're just gonna keep it moving forward. Yeah, it's
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Speaker 1: So tell us about if you can find me at
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Speaker 1: She's on the call right now. I got rid of
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Speaker 1: Please welcome to Money Making Conversation. Now that's an official
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Speaker 1: introductor se Wool, Thank you, Thank you, Raean. I love
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Speaker 1: I'm always be a big fan of what you guys do.
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36:51
Speaker 1: What time does you start? I want to know, because
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Speaker 1: at to four or five Lenox and Harlem Um. You know,
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Speaker 1: we're family owned and operated business. It's important for me
37:46
Speaker 1: to create a legacy of transferable wealth and brand um.
37:50
Speaker 1: You know, business excellence that I'm trying to transfer to
37:52
Speaker 1: my family. So always important for me, you know, for
37:55
Speaker 1: my fore profit businesses. But what I'm actually calling you
37:58
Speaker 1: about is one of my philanthropic organizations that I work with.
38:01
Speaker 1: As as important as you're a for profit, it's important
38:04
Speaker 1: to create a legacy and become a philanthropist. I am
38:08
Speaker 1: a wonderful member of the Black Women for Black Girls
38:11
Speaker 1: Given Circles. It's a philanthropic group of women who donate
38:16
Speaker 1: their time, talent, and treasure to the positive, positive development
38:20
Speaker 1: of black girls in New York City. Uh. In honor
38:23
Speaker 1: of the black girls we were in the village and
38:25
Speaker 1: family and mentors that support and nourished us. We aim
38:28
Speaker 1: to support the next generation of of leaders through membership
38:32
Speaker 1: and financial support. Uh. And I know that you were excited,
38:36
Speaker 1: you know when I was telling you about our signature program,
38:38
Speaker 1: which is about college shower where we through nomination select
38:42
Speaker 1: several girls to UM receive a college shower in their
38:46
Speaker 1: honor through our system network in village and uh, you know,
38:50
Speaker 1: corporate sponsors. We create a program with a girl's register
38:54
Speaker 1: for a registry and we uh you know, get everything, tools, decorations,
39:00
Speaker 1: any type of resource that they need so they can
39:02
Speaker 1: succeed when they go to college. So it's really important
39:05
Speaker 1: for us to kind of acknowledge our young people and
39:07
Speaker 1: you know, help them as they move into the world. So,
39:11
Speaker 1: you know, we have our college shower coming up. We
39:13
Speaker 1: have a lovely UM honoree um selected, you know, girls
39:18
Speaker 1: selected from the internet, applications, from respils, from personal relationships.
39:24
Speaker 1: And so it's going down this July eight. And you know,
39:27
Speaker 1: if anybody wants to support our college show initiatives, that
39:31
Speaker 1: can definitely look up Black Women for Black Girls Giving Circle.
39:35
Speaker 1: Our website is b W for BG dot org. Uh,
39:39
Speaker 1: you know, click the donor button and support our young
39:42
Speaker 1: people as they kind of strive to become the leaders
39:44
Speaker 1: up tomorrow. We gonna do better than that. You're gonna
39:47
Speaker 1: give me a banner and I'm sending to my followers.
39:50
Speaker 1: I'm gonna sending to my fan club members. I got
39:52
Speaker 1: two and thirty thousand of them, and I got over
39:54
Speaker 1: a million social media followers. We're gonna do it that
39:57
Speaker 1: way too. I know there are many steps to get
40:00
Speaker 1: the word out. Doing this radio show is fine, being
40:03
Speaker 1: on the podcast, being on Seers Exam. But you know,
40:06
Speaker 1: success is not It's about relationships. And that's what I
40:08
Speaker 1: try to tell everybody who called money making conversations. I
40:11
Speaker 1: have a relationship with her family. I have a relationship
40:14
Speaker 1: with her brand, and she knows me. I never asked
40:17
Speaker 1: for anything. This is about about another step. This is
40:21
Speaker 1: how you help people. Like she said, this is about
40:23
Speaker 1: this is this the event right here July eight. It's
40:25
Speaker 1: not about for a profit, it's about for carring. It's
40:29
Speaker 1: about uplifting. It's about motivating people to realize that if
40:32
Speaker 1: you have a dream, it can be accomplished. But the
40:35
Speaker 1: one thing about the dream, he's a tricky thing about
40:36
Speaker 1: the dream. You cannot do it by yourself. Understand that
40:40
Speaker 1: at a dream, you cannot do it by yourself. You
40:45
Speaker 1: have to have the right people around you who support
40:47
Speaker 1: your dream, who will be there in the moment of crisis.
40:50
Speaker 1: Because in any dream, and they go any level of treatment,
40:54
Speaker 1: there will be crisis and that person has to be
40:57
Speaker 1: there to tell you and welcome you there. And that's
40:59
Speaker 1: what this campaign that you have with the black women.
41:02
Speaker 1: This is in the Harlem, New York area of New Jersey, Connecticut,
41:06
Speaker 1: h Pennsylvania. That's a big area she's talking about, all
41:10
Speaker 1: the way down to go down to do Baltimore. That's
41:12
Speaker 1: going down to d. C. Howard University. I'm I'm telling everybody,
41:17
Speaker 1: Shae yes, because it's one thing you have to do
41:21
Speaker 1: is we have to support each other. Um and your
41:24
Speaker 1: support doesn't necessarily have to come from your family. It
41:27
Speaker 1: can come from um you know why why group of
41:30
Speaker 1: people in your life. So we try to create a
41:33
Speaker 1: mentorship program, a networking opportunity for our girls to kind
41:37
Speaker 1: of see women and positions of power. Um. You know,
41:40
Speaker 1: we have to acknowledge our young people. We see you,
41:43
Speaker 1: we we see you doing great things and we support you.
41:46
Speaker 1: So it's really important for us to kind of honor, uh,
41:48
Speaker 1: you know the black girls that we were by working
41:51
Speaker 1: with young black girls who will becoming women. So that
41:54
Speaker 1: is you know, the main emphasis of what we're doing
41:57
Speaker 1: for the college hour. Um, it's important for me to
41:59
Speaker 1: be as involved in philanthrophic opportunities as it is you
42:03
Speaker 1: know for my for profit business. Um, as I mentioned,
42:07
Speaker 1: you know Harlem Habit actually his family owned and operated.
42:09
Speaker 1: And I see that what I'm trying to do for
42:12
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42:15
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42:18
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42:21
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42:23
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42:26
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42:29
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42:31
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Speaker 1: Who does that? You're great on the radio, You're articulate. Well,
47:17
Speaker 1: I would holp south Side. I'm on I'm on television
47:20
Speaker 1: every day. My mother put a lot of good money
47:21
Speaker 1: into me so that I can be able to speak
47:24
Speaker 1: like you. Let's talk about that education. Yes, what type
47:27
Speaker 1: of education do you have? Because a lot of people
47:28
Speaker 1: think a comedian is like you know, yeah, because I
47:32
Speaker 1: know I got a degree of mathematics IBM. When I
47:36
Speaker 1: tell people that, they go a little a little side
47:39
Speaker 1: of their face kind of changes a little bit. So,
47:42
Speaker 1: but you also pursued a college education, got your degree,
47:46
Speaker 1: absolutely I did. I'm gonn tell you something. My mother
47:47
Speaker 1: did not give me a choice whether or not I
47:49
Speaker 1: was going to school to school, it was where you
47:51
Speaker 1: were going to school. So I went to Georgia Southern University.
47:53
Speaker 1: I am a sorry ego, you know, ego sore. We
47:56
Speaker 1: fly with the best and we fly high. I ain't
47:58
Speaker 1: saying I'm looking down on it, but it's a people,
48:00
Speaker 1: A couple of people. I looked down alone join the
48:03
Speaker 1: Southern University, graduated with a b s. In marketing. I
48:06
Speaker 1: went to work for Sony. From Sony, I went to
48:08
Speaker 1: work for Samsung, and then I actually decided I wanted
48:10
Speaker 1: to go to law school. I took the L SAD
48:12
Speaker 1: and decided in the meantime while I'm text studying for
48:15
Speaker 1: the L side and then I want to gonna take
48:16
Speaker 1: the test. I was like, oh lord, this ain't for me.
48:19
Speaker 1: That's why I said, did that come about? Because that's
48:22
Speaker 1: a loan. A lot of people when they take that journey,
48:25
Speaker 1: they just they committed to it because they put so
48:27
Speaker 1: much time. And how did you say this is not
48:31
Speaker 1: for me? I know I've given a lot of my
48:33
Speaker 1: life in that direction, but I'm willing to courageously shift. Yes. Well,
48:38
Speaker 1: you know, because I did not have a pre law
48:40
Speaker 1: um you know background, I didn't take the pre law classes.
48:44
Speaker 1: I just when I already always knew that I wanted
48:46
Speaker 1: to be greater than I was like, meaning I wanted
48:49
Speaker 1: to be educated. I wanted to be more articulate. I
48:51
Speaker 1: wanted to make my mother proud. My mother was pushing
48:54
Speaker 1: me to be a c I s. Major, which is
48:56
Speaker 1: a computer information science degree. Let me tell you, my
49:00
Speaker 1: mother has that degree, and I don't think like she does, right,
49:03
Speaker 1: so I don't have your mind or versions. I was like,
49:08
Speaker 1: I'm never tell you something. I'm not that smart. So
49:10
Speaker 1: I did the marketing degree because I was actually ready
49:13
Speaker 1: to get out of school and I knew that I could.
49:15
Speaker 1: I'm real good at debating. I'm real good and listen
49:18
Speaker 1: when I tell you, I can debate my argument down.
49:21
Speaker 1: So I was like, I could be a good lawyer.
49:23
Speaker 1: And then you know, my cousin, she actually went to
49:25
Speaker 1: Georgetown University in d C. And I spent some time
49:27
Speaker 1: with her, even a higher academics and you know, after
49:31
Speaker 1: going through the process of studying for the else that
49:33
Speaker 1: and you know, learning what a lawyer does in the
49:35
Speaker 1: day to day life, I just felt like it wasn't
49:37
Speaker 1: for me. So, I mean it was a hard transition
49:40
Speaker 1: because well, actually I'll take that back. It wasn't so
49:42
Speaker 1: much hard. It wasn't a hard transition because I knew
49:45
Speaker 1: I wanted to be happy and I wanted to do
49:47
Speaker 1: something for me, And I wouldn't have been pursuing a
49:50
Speaker 1: j D based on what my mother wanted me to
49:52
Speaker 1: do or what other people thought I should. There's a
49:55
Speaker 1: lot of people do that. Yes, a lot of people
49:57
Speaker 1: have loans they can't pay back, and in pursuit in
50:01
Speaker 1: the academic plans that can't deliver the income to pay
50:04
Speaker 1: it back, right, And I don't disagree with that. I
50:06
Speaker 1: think if you're gonna if you're gonna invest in anything,
50:08
Speaker 1: it should be your education. You know, people out here
50:10
Speaker 1: will finance a car, they'll go ahead and they'll put
50:13
Speaker 1: shoes and persons on lailway. Did you know the people
50:15
Speaker 1: can put good handbags on the laylway? I didn't know
50:18
Speaker 1: that your personality, Okay, I didn't know that you could
50:21
Speaker 1: put shoes and handbags and jeans and all these kind
50:24
Speaker 1: of things. People will financed all these different things, but
50:26
Speaker 1: won't financial No, no, no, I get it. But when
50:29
Speaker 1: they have you heard somebody actually go put your good
50:32
Speaker 1: Jordan's Jordan. Some people my first cold leather jacket cold.
50:45
Speaker 1: I don't know when that was. But I'm gonna tell
50:47
Speaker 1: you right now. I'm gonna tell you right now, the
50:49
Speaker 1: people and talking to people, Cole has nothing to do
50:54
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50:56
Speaker 1: so cold, like you when you slick like it was?
51:03
Speaker 1: It was. It was chocolate brown stitch. It was stitched. Okay,
51:08
Speaker 1: it had no lining was the first mistake. And buying
51:12
Speaker 1: the leather jacket. Come on, now, no lining because when
51:15
Speaker 1: they got cold cold, right, you're telling your age, you
51:20
Speaker 1: call that that's cold, baby, It was cold. But what
51:23
Speaker 1: I'm saying is, you know there are people out here
51:24
Speaker 1: who will finance rims for their cars, but won't put
51:27
Speaker 1: that same type of effort or money into their education.
51:30
Speaker 1: So I don't run from that. I did. I got
51:32
Speaker 1: some scholarships with some of the money's I did have
51:35
Speaker 1: to get strough loans. And I encourage people, if you're listening,
51:37
Speaker 1: if you don't have all the money to get education,
51:39
Speaker 1: do not let that deter you. You use that everything,
51:42
Speaker 1: every avenue and every opportunity you have to go to school,
51:44
Speaker 1: because even though you may or may not use your education,
51:47
Speaker 1: but it's nothing more feared than an educated person. You
51:50
Speaker 1: know what, when you come on my show. You got
51:53
Speaker 1: a lot to say. I do now. I count the words,
52:01
Speaker 1: the words, and that's what the people say. Huh. You
52:04
Speaker 1: know it's when you got you're wearing me out. You'll
52:06
Speaker 1: be wearing me. I'd be like tied just watching you
52:08
Speaker 1: talk on. I'm coming in here. I'm gonna be here.
52:10
Speaker 1: When are you gonna be here again? So don't coming here.
52:13
Speaker 1: I'm gonna talking to the general manager. As you told me,
52:17
Speaker 1: he limits your parances up here. He did my authority
52:21
Speaker 1: where is. Don't worry about that. Don't worry about that.
52:23
Speaker 1: Let's talk about this transition of going from a corporate
52:27
Speaker 1: person to a real estate We can talk about the
52:31
Speaker 1: rule state. Now. Where did the rural state license play
52:34
Speaker 1: into that? So I moved to Houston, Texas. I was
52:37
Speaker 1: there absolutely. I went to Houston to work for Samsung,
52:41
Speaker 1: and I could not see myself living in an apartment forever.
52:44
Speaker 1: So my first lease was fifteen months, my second lease
52:48
Speaker 1: was for six months, and I knew that I wanted
52:50
Speaker 1: to buy a home. I lived downtown on Sabine Street.
52:53
Speaker 1: I was paying the astronomical amount of money for a
52:55
Speaker 1: one room loft, you hear me, And I did that
52:58
Speaker 1: on purpose because I wanted to see could I get
53:00
Speaker 1: acclimated to pay a mortgage. So my my rent was
53:03
Speaker 1: like almost two thousand dollars for a one room law.
53:06
Speaker 1: And then in that means and that in that time frame,
53:09
Speaker 1: I got my real estate license because I knew that
53:11
Speaker 1: I was gonna buy myself a house. And not only
53:13
Speaker 1: was I gonna buy me a house, I was gonna
53:14
Speaker 1: sell my house to myself. So I got my real
53:16
Speaker 1: estate license to sell me my my own home. That's
53:19
Speaker 1: where it came from. That. We're just the process in
53:22
Speaker 1: getting at real estate. Like I know a difference in
53:24
Speaker 1: different states. In Texas, you said, would you have to
53:28
Speaker 1: take a test? How do you get you to get
53:31
Speaker 1: a test? In the realist? In any state you have
53:33
Speaker 1: to take the educational classes, So it depends. Sometimes it's
53:35
Speaker 1: six or eight weeks, sometimes it's four weeks to put
53:37
Speaker 1: it on where you are. You take the test, and
53:39
Speaker 1: I mean you take the classes and then you have
53:41
Speaker 1: to take tests to pass each class, and then from
53:44
Speaker 1: there you take the state exam. And then I took
53:46
Speaker 1: the state exam. Now I ain't gonna say I passed
53:48
Speaker 1: it on the very first try, hunt because the test
53:50
Speaker 1: is hard. I did pass it um eventually you know
53:55
Speaker 1: what don't don't know shade on. First of all the
53:57
Speaker 1: real estate classes, you have to best you are you
54:00
Speaker 1: yourself because you're not selling me, No, you and you
54:05
Speaker 1: just lost. No. You have to pass the exam with
54:08
Speaker 1: a certain amount of percentage. And then so the thing
54:11
Speaker 1: is if you had to pass it with the eighty
54:13
Speaker 1: nine or eighty or whatever it was, for some reason,
54:16
Speaker 1: the people just didn't want to give me that extra point.
54:18
Speaker 1: It was always seven and nine seven nine. But used
54:23
Speaker 1: that knowledge. I've used that knowledge to buy and sell
54:25
Speaker 1: my own home. And so you kept the commission. I
54:27
Speaker 1: did keep that check. I wanted all the bags and
54:30
Speaker 1: I do it still. Now I'm licensing to states, and
54:33
Speaker 1: so what was the difference between the I'm assuming Georgia. Well,
54:38
Speaker 1: there's not because there and I still get the fancy
54:41
Speaker 1: word that they use, uh start with SNR. It's a
54:44
Speaker 1: fancy word that if the states are kind of like
54:46
Speaker 1: sister states, you can just get um, you take the test.
54:48
Speaker 1: So I took the state exam to get my license
54:51
Speaker 1: here in Georgia. I didn't have to go through all
54:52
Speaker 1: the educational parks. Okay. So so basically it's like almost.
54:58
Speaker 1: I think it's called recipient. Yes, I'm smart. Okay, now
55:04
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55:06
Speaker 1: didn't know you're in Houston. You did not, Okay, because
55:09
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55:11
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55:13
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55:17
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55:22
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55:25
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55:28
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55:32
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55:34
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