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Corey Wilcox is the Inventor of the Roto-Brain; Roto Brain enhances memory, critical thinking skills and will test your IQ · The Steve Harvey Morning Show

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Speaker 1: reaching his own dreams. He is an inventor and a
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Speaker 1: hard worker. He has dreamed up dozens of innovations and
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Speaker 1: solutions to everyday problems well over a decade. His endurance
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Speaker 1: Now he has multiple ideas in various stages of the production.
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Speaker 1: He's the owner of a startup and has aspirations that
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Speaker 1: reach into multimedia entertainment. Please welcome to money making Conversations
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Speaker 1: out of michicun My man, Corey Wilcox, Hey, Corey, what's
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Speaker 1: going on? Well? I brought you on the show man
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Speaker 1: because you know, I'm a guy who's never ever been
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Speaker 1: able to understand the rubi Q. And you come up
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Speaker 1: with something similar in style called the Rodeo brain, which
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Speaker 1: is a three dimensional type would enhances your memory, critical
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Speaker 1: thinking skills, and would test your i Q. Well, you
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Speaker 1: know my Q pretty high. What would the Rodo brain do?
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Speaker 1: And I'm not saying that out of ego. I got
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Speaker 1: a mad degree my minds and sociology, so I'm a
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Speaker 1: logical person. But man, this roto brain looks like it's
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Speaker 1: gonna complicate my mind, and I just it's my mind
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Speaker 1: too over and to embrace something like this just for
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Speaker 1: a certain generational age. No, it's for it's for all generations. Uh,
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Speaker 1: it's next level puzzle gaming. Um it's basically, I took
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Speaker 1: the idea from uh master combination lock right right combination lock,
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Speaker 1: just figured hey, I want to just make something cool
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Speaker 1: from it, and I brought the I took a excube
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Speaker 1: and I took the Master combination I can I kind
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Speaker 1: of combining together and say, hey, let's make this happen. Okay, now,
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Speaker 1: the Master's combination lock. You know, that's that you know,
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Speaker 1: you know, to this way, this way, this way left
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Speaker 1: to thirteen fifteen right, thirteen left, and then they're unlocks.
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Speaker 1: That's the way that works. But that's just a lot.
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Speaker 1: Now you have all these colors that you have to
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Speaker 1: align on the rotor brain correct similar to the rock
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Speaker 1: que So each each level has its own combination code
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Speaker 1: color combination code. So as you go through the game,
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Speaker 1: the first combination code has about three hundred combination possibilities,
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Speaker 1: the second, the second row has about ten thousand possibilities,
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Speaker 1: and the third row has about sixty thousand possibilities. So
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Speaker 1: as you saw beach rolls a little knob at the top.
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Speaker 1: You get the correct colors correct through combination colors, each
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Speaker 1: level will pop up and say uh, Level one complete,
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Speaker 1: Level two complete, Level three complete. Once you get done
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Speaker 1: with the game, you can actually take it apart and
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Speaker 1: and reset it and start your own code and give
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Speaker 1: it to your friend and family member and you can
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Speaker 1: say hey, now you saw it, or you can even
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Speaker 1: if you want to test yourself, you can reset the
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Speaker 1: code and try to solve it again. Now we said
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Speaker 1: reset the code, what does that mean? Because I want
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Speaker 1: you to slow it down. We all podcasts and we
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Speaker 1: all on video, but just to get somebody hears this
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Speaker 1: on podcast when you say the word reachet the code.
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Speaker 1: Because we're talking about the roto brain. Let me explain
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Speaker 1: everybody with the roatal brain. Is it's a three D
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Speaker 1: puzzle similar to the Ruby cute. Well, you know that
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Speaker 1: enhances your memory because you gotta remember when you place
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Speaker 1: all these different colors to get them a line critical
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Speaker 1: thinking skills and we'll test your i Q the benefits
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Speaker 1: of this rotal brain that will enhance your thinking, improve
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Speaker 1: your memory. Your patients, that's my problem patients, problem solving skills,
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Speaker 1: keep your mind active and improve your speed, your finger dexterity,
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Speaker 1: and agility. Now, this is an awesome way, as you
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Speaker 1: always say, it's a conversation starter. Once you put it
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Speaker 1: out on the table, when your adult and a kid,
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Speaker 1: you're gonna pick it up. Correct, I actually I can, uh,
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Speaker 1: I can take it down absolutely. Let's walk us through
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Speaker 1: this stap Now we're a video, okay, so I can
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Speaker 1: take it down as I just want to set you
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Speaker 1: because you say when you say how you reset it
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Speaker 1: and why you reset it, sir, you take it apart.
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Speaker 1: Actually has gears that go around. So these gears as
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Speaker 1: a little knobs and you can actually set these knobs
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Speaker 1: and actually can set up the colors for you. And
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Speaker 1: that's how you actually have the combination code where you
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Speaker 1: can reset it and give it to friends and family. Right,
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Speaker 1: So you can't I love this already because you're saying, Rashawn,
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Speaker 1: you can. You can always change your challenge, always yourself,
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Speaker 1: challenge yourself. Okay. So now this goes back to the
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Speaker 1: how did this start? Which came first they gotta chicken?
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Speaker 1: How did this whole thing lay itself out? Because to me,
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Speaker 1: I'm still confused, not in the sect of the fact
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Speaker 1: that this is not a talented toy or talented thinking
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Speaker 1: the device. How you pulled it off. That's why I'm confused,
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Speaker 1: because you're stepping into another level of being an inventor
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Speaker 1: that really complicates my life but also simplifies it because
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Speaker 1: you were able to pull it off. That's why you
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Speaker 1: are who you are, and that's why I'm interviewing you.
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Speaker 1: You know, I can get the background of the rotor
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Speaker 1: brain is. I was going through a very very very
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Speaker 1: depressing time of my life because I've been event for
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Speaker 1: a very long time, so I never really got any
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Speaker 1: success from, you know, showing companies different toys and different products.
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Speaker 1: So I had this this I'm just in a deep,
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Speaker 1: deep place in my deep dark place in my life,
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Speaker 1: and I had a conversation with God. I sat there
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Speaker 1: and prayed. I remember, I remember like it was yesterday,
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Speaker 1: just like five years ago. I'm sitting in a dark room, crying,
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Speaker 1: like crying like somebody punched me in my faces something.
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Speaker 1: And I had a conversation with God and I said,
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Speaker 1: you know, God, if you can give me something that
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Speaker 1: the impact and change the world, I tell everybody that
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Speaker 1: you did it. And that's what happened then I had
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Speaker 1: to do. That night, I had a dream the rotor
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Speaker 1: brain was kind of floating in my face, and my dream,
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Speaker 1: I woke and I grabbed it. When I grabbed it,
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Speaker 1: I woke up, and I remember I bumped my wife
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Speaker 1: and said, hey, I think God just showed me something.
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Speaker 1: She was like, man, I don't care about that wetas man.
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Speaker 1: So I sketched it up, drew it up, and I
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Speaker 1: came up with the rotor brain and it was no
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Speaker 1: awesome experience. Now that's that. Now we all know about
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Speaker 1: patents because how did that work out? How do you
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Speaker 1: go through the patent process? Did you hire a lawyer?
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Speaker 1: Did you do it yourself? How did the patent process
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Speaker 1: work for you? Because you see a lot of people
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Speaker 1: on TV call up for nineteen and nine, bring us
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Speaker 1: your inventor, inventor help. Did you go to inventor help? No? No, no, no,
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Speaker 1: So what you can do with people don't know. As
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Speaker 1: long as if you make under a hundred fifty dollars
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Speaker 1: a year, you can actually do a provisional patent for
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Speaker 1: sixty five dollars. So you go a provisional pat six
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Speaker 1: five dollars. It actually holds the patent for a year,
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Speaker 1: so you can actually take that provisional patent, take the
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Speaker 1: company and say, look I got the patent on it.
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Speaker 1: They don't really know, they just always the patent. You
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Speaker 1: can say, look I got a toy, I got a patent.
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Speaker 1: Let's talk business. So okay now, But so that sounds simple,
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Speaker 1: but you're the latest design out. You just couldn't put
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Speaker 1: it in just description. You have to have to have
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Speaker 1: some pictures and some some something some symboms of a
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Speaker 1: design correct. Correct. So what I what I normally do
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Speaker 1: for how our license a product is this is the
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Speaker 1: cell I saw that the cheap man's way. Right. You
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Speaker 1: can always go to fiber, right, and you can find
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Speaker 1: somebody on fiber from another country, had them sketched this
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Speaker 1: up for like five or ten dollars. Have them sketched
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Speaker 1: up for you. We call the sales sheets because you
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Speaker 1: get the product looking good on the seal sheet. You
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Speaker 1: can get photoshop, you can have it looking like it's
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Speaker 1: in Walmart. All this good stuff to impress the company
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Speaker 1: to make the one to do listens with you. You
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Speaker 1: can uh, once you put the cell sheet together, you
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Speaker 1: submitted to different companies act different companies. Hey, I'm a
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Speaker 1: product developer. I developed this cool product. Can you take
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Speaker 1: a look at it? And if they decided to go
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Speaker 1: with you, you can get a license and deal and
8:44
Speaker 1: based on how the company is in their contract, they
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Speaker 1: can give you whatever contract they want the percentage. Right.
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Speaker 1: So now you have the idea of your wife and
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Speaker 1: told you get out of big because she ain't got
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Speaker 1: time for all these charts. We've got bills and paid
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Speaker 1: God and gave you this vision. So you sketch it
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Speaker 1: out and then you got this comp need it works
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Speaker 1: on the cheap, but that's how foreign labor here sometimes.
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Speaker 1: Just set you up and draw and just get everything
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Speaker 1: out and put it into professional plan. Then you're able
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Speaker 1: to file that because you make it up a hundred
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Speaker 1: and fifty dollars for sixty five that will hold that
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Speaker 1: for a year. Correct? Correct? Okay? Cool? So now I
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Speaker 1: see this is on Amazon because I did my little research.
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Speaker 1: You know, in fact, you go you Google is a
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Speaker 1: nice description pops up about your toy. How long has
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Speaker 1: it been out and has has the sales met your expectations?
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Speaker 1: So it took it took about five years to actually
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Speaker 1: make it because the technology didn't exist so we had
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Speaker 1: to find engineering company to actually prototype it and make it,
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Speaker 1: and that that's what took so long. The toy actually
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Speaker 1: just came out in September, right, Um, and the sales
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Speaker 1: and the response has been pretty good. We'll be in
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Speaker 1: a lot of response from different different people, different groups. Um,
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Speaker 1: and it's been pretty it's been pretty good because it's
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Speaker 1: not only in Amazon, it's on Walmart, in a couple
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Speaker 1: of different stories around the world. Well, you know, have
10:03
Speaker 1: you ever heard of this restaurant called Cracker Barrel. Yes, okay,
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Speaker 1: Cracker bart You know they got that little game you're
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Speaker 1: going there with the little sticks. You know, you you
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Speaker 1: it's almost like tik Tac toe, but it's not tik
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Speaker 1: tact Man, it'd be great if they if you went
10:18
Speaker 1: to them and convinced them to replace that little game
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Speaker 1: that I never played with your with your road or brain,
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Speaker 1: because it's just like because you know, it's one of
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Speaker 1: the things you put out there, and you know, people
10:28
Speaker 1: can compete with each other. I'm just this is why
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Speaker 1: I'm a marketing person. I know how to brand and
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Speaker 1: get the ideas out there. All I know is that
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Speaker 1: at Cracker Barrel, which I love, they they have become pancake.
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Speaker 1: That's my thing. I got for the Pickcon pancakes and
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Speaker 1: the free I'm not standing cracker barrel Man today. The
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Speaker 1: food candadasty. Oh see see you can't see right there.
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Speaker 1: See how are you gonna get out there? See you
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Speaker 1: know I'm ain't going there, ain't cracking food. Now. I'm
10:52
Speaker 1: talking about the product of getting your stuff in there.
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Speaker 1: That's what I'm talking about. If you know what I'm
10:57
Speaker 1: talking about, is that you know these different restaurants and
10:59
Speaker 1: they're different brands, and your diversity, You're diverse, okay, and
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Speaker 1: so like if you go to Denny's then it's got
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Speaker 1: those little drawings with their little kids and they give
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Speaker 1: them crayons and things like that so they can keep
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Speaker 1: them busy. I'm just saying, is that your product is
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Speaker 1: so interesting and so entertaining. That's a good way of
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Speaker 1: getting it out into the marketplace and start gaining interest
11:21
Speaker 1: out there. Unless you have another marketing plan that you
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Speaker 1: want to reveal to me on the show that you
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Speaker 1: are just gonna make your products just go to the
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Speaker 1: next level like roopers Q. Oh yeah. So the company
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Speaker 1: that that actually licensed the roller Brain and we're working
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Speaker 1: together as a partnership. They kind of they got things
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Speaker 1: set up. I know it's a it's a reality series
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Speaker 1: that's in Canada that's actually supposed to be featuring the
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Speaker 1: roller Brain and a little competition and things like that.
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Speaker 1: So no, we we we got a plan and this
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Speaker 1: is working pretty good. And you know, it takes some
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Speaker 1: time too, because it is a new product. People are
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Speaker 1: so used to the root Excube. That's kind of it's
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Speaker 1: kind hard to to break that market because everybody is
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Speaker 1: so used to Upcie Roots who being out for what
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Speaker 1: forties forties some plus years a long time. So we
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Speaker 1: kind of that's our biggest competition, rubig see, so we
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Speaker 1: got to take all those people and bring them over us.
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Speaker 1: Let me ask you this, now, you know that's your competition.
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Speaker 1: It's just like McDonald's. You know McDonald's has a hamburger Burger,
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Speaker 1: he has a hamburger, and then Chick fil A came
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Speaker 1: out with a chicken sandwich, and then Pop Eyes came
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Speaker 1: out with their chicken sandwich. So that's all competition. And
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Speaker 1: what what what do you believe that's different from your
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Speaker 1: brand that you need to tell people about so they
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Speaker 1: can either start playing your your Rodeo Brain or they say, Man,
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Speaker 1: this this way better than Ruby Q. Let's go do this.
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Speaker 1: The biggest thing I tell tell the company is social media. Uh.
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Speaker 1: Social media is the biggest platform YouTube, Instagram. Uh. That's
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Speaker 1: where we're trying to build the market at right now
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Speaker 1: to gain the followers, uh, to to expand the brand. Um.
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Speaker 1: Right now, it's just kind of word of mouth. And
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Speaker 1: you know, I'm fighting back and forth with the company
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Speaker 1: trying to get them to expand and do some different things.
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Speaker 1: But they kind of got to the lock and key
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Speaker 1: with it with with how do you want to do
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Speaker 1: the marketing? Right? So with they're being saying, so have
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Speaker 1: you guys started any online contest yet about the Rodeo
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Speaker 1: Brain contests right now? That's all I was talking about.
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Speaker 1: With the reality series that's in Kindada right now, they're
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Speaker 1: doing some type of set up right now where they're
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Speaker 1: E R dot ai. So so right now this company
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Speaker 1: and how did their relationship with the company start? Just
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Speaker 1: to list to other entrepreneurs who have ideas and like
15:48
Speaker 1: I said, you know when you you know, everybody wants
15:50
Speaker 1: the product to just blow out, just blow up, okay now,
15:54
Speaker 1: but you want to have a person they believes in it.
15:56
Speaker 1: So this was an investor in the company came in.
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Speaker 1: They believed in your product. The rothal brain, and the
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Speaker 1: rotal brain is like a Ruby's que type product. Where
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Speaker 1: like the Rupe's que enhances your humanity, memory, critical thinking,
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Speaker 1: and will test your i Q. That's the value of
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Speaker 1: the Ruby's que. The value of the rothal brain is
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Speaker 1: that you can keep changing your codes so you're not
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Speaker 1: trapped at the same ruby Q. So once you mask
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Speaker 1: the ruby Q, it's mastered. Okay, the rothal brain it
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Speaker 1: can keep. You can change your code and guess what,
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Speaker 1: you master that code, change your code to another code.
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Speaker 1: That's the beauty of the rothal brain. How have I
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Speaker 1: figured it out yet? Yes, sir, never stop stop, right
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Speaker 1: And so with that being said, what's next step for you? Man?
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Speaker 1: I know you're not tied to just one one one invention.
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Speaker 1: You got a lot of startups going on. Tell us
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Speaker 1: about the future story. I'm also an author to I
16:48
Speaker 1: wrote the book based on some past experiences with my
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Speaker 1: son's mother. It's called Baby Wama Drama, the Drama. And
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Speaker 1: it's not a book that's the Great Woman anything like that,
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Speaker 1: you know go through of course, First of all, Baby
17:04
Speaker 1: Mama Drama. That title right there, You got me chuckling
17:08
Speaker 1: right there. Okay, So so know that you and jump
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Speaker 1: from enhancing your memory, memory, critical thinking and testing your
17:15
Speaker 1: I Q too, Baby Mama Drama. You know what it's
17:17
Speaker 1: like here and there. Okay, So now this is a
17:21
Speaker 1: brand conversation. Now, okay, I understand it's a it's a
17:25
Speaker 1: personal journey. So how can a guy be talking about
17:29
Speaker 1: rupis Q type design style and in the rotal brain
17:32
Speaker 1: and then turn around and say, I'm also the author
17:35
Speaker 1: of Baby Mama Drama. It was something that uh, you know,
17:42
Speaker 1: I followed Dr Masma Row, the late grade Dr mos Row,
17:45
Speaker 1: and he always said, when anything, anytime something bothers you,
17:49
Speaker 1: the only person that's bothered by it, and that's God
17:52
Speaker 1: telling you should do something about it. I always wanted
17:54
Speaker 1: to write a book, even while I was inventing and
17:55
Speaker 1: creating stuff and trying to license products. Are always was
17:59
Speaker 1: a writer and the author too. So it's kind of
18:02
Speaker 1: this was time for me to put the book out
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Speaker 1: and put the toy out. There's having to come out
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Speaker 1: at the same time. So you got the mama's mad
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Speaker 1: at you and confused kids. So so tell us about
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Speaker 1: the book, man. You know you have brought it up
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Speaker 1: Baby Mama Drama. Y'all. Sorry, it's right over your head
18:21
Speaker 1: right there. I was just gonna talk about the rodeo brain.
18:23
Speaker 1: But you brought up the Baby Mama Drama book. Tell
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Speaker 1: us okay, okay, how long was this book in the
18:28
Speaker 1: writing and who helped you writeing? Uh, my wife is
18:33
Speaker 1: a writer too, over too, so you know she helped
18:37
Speaker 1: me know with the time to write the book. And
18:39
Speaker 1: he sat down, went through some some past experiences and
18:44
Speaker 1: we we we chopped it up and we dropped the
18:48
Speaker 1: book out and and it's out here. Man, Now, how
18:52
Speaker 1: are you promoting it? Because I'm assuming this came out
18:55
Speaker 1: and there you you you you finished writing it and
18:58
Speaker 1: during the pandemic year which is twenty in it and
19:00
Speaker 1: it didn't come out this fall? And what is your
19:02
Speaker 1: promotional plan for that? And what message are you trying
19:05
Speaker 1: to create new? What just called Baby Mama Drama? Is
19:10
Speaker 1: that a book that's going to be to find men
19:12
Speaker 1: for men to read or women can find interest and
19:15
Speaker 1: information out of it for them to be uplifted from
19:18
Speaker 1: about this. It's a book. It's a book for both
19:20
Speaker 1: men and women. It's not a book like I said
19:22
Speaker 1: that that The Greatest Woman is actually just a book
19:25
Speaker 1: like to me, and what I believe is guys never
19:28
Speaker 1: had the opportunity to to have anybody to talk to
19:32
Speaker 1: about situations with their kids mother, whether it's good or that.
19:35
Speaker 1: It's just always like we're always told, hey, just take
19:38
Speaker 1: care your kids. So we never had nobody to talk to,
19:41
Speaker 1: no outletting. Um. So when I wrote the book, it's
19:45
Speaker 1: just some personal experiences that just my struggles and my
19:49
Speaker 1: opinions on how you can deal with the situation. Right now,
19:52
Speaker 1: with that being said, did they are in positive for you?
19:56
Speaker 1: Are you still struggling with the baby mama drama situation? No? No,
20:00
Speaker 1: So my son, my son is fourteen right now. In
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Speaker 1: the beginning, like I said, the books, how the book
20:05
Speaker 1: is written in the beginning, of course, it's all bad,
20:07
Speaker 1: but as you grow and you learn, you know, the
20:09
Speaker 1: situations gets better. So and that's a lot of things.
20:11
Speaker 1: And that's that's what the book is about. It's helping
20:14
Speaker 1: guys in those situations that are in bad situations that
20:17
Speaker 1: help them learn how to deal with them so they
20:20
Speaker 1: don't go no to the or get worse. Get your stream.
20:24
Speaker 1: Give us an example of what you're talking about from
20:26
Speaker 1: your book, an extremely an example of guys being even
20:29
Speaker 1: guided by your book that can follow some advice, they
20:32
Speaker 1: won't let them step off to the ledge and do
20:34
Speaker 1: something stupid, or react to something stupid and embarrass themselves
20:38
Speaker 1: in front of their child, or create a relationship where
20:41
Speaker 1: they walk away from their child. All right. So it's
20:45
Speaker 1: a chapter in my book that I called it's called
20:47
Speaker 1: Barriers setting barriers. So like in this in this chapter
20:52
Speaker 1: talks about how my kids mother used to call me
20:56
Speaker 1: just random times and talk about random stuff all different
21:00
Speaker 1: times in the night, you know, And because the relationship
21:05
Speaker 1: with you right there to say, hey, you gotta you
21:08
Speaker 1: gotta learn how to tell her note right to her, Look,
21:10
Speaker 1: you only can call me at this time because you
21:12
Speaker 1: have to set barriers, like if you if you're married,
21:14
Speaker 1: I have a girlfriend and somebody call you a little knight,
21:16
Speaker 1: that can cost confusing in your house. Absolutely. So I
21:19
Speaker 1: was teaching guys, hey, learn how to talk to her
21:22
Speaker 1: in the professional, nice Curtius way so you know it
21:25
Speaker 1: won't be no bickering, right and learn and grow from that.
21:28
Speaker 1: So she was still tying up your time like y'all
21:31
Speaker 1: were still in the relationship. So that night, Hey the
21:37
Speaker 1: pipe boat bro o, Hey I need some food. Hey
21:42
Speaker 1: the grassneed cutting. Hey the plumber ain't working. Hey the
21:46
Speaker 1: lights ain't on. Hey, I got a flat tie. He
21:49
Speaker 1: ain't more food in the refrigerator. All that man's all
21:52
Speaker 1: that madness, right or calling, yelling, being mad at my son.
21:57
Speaker 1: This boy up two o'clock in the morning playing video
21:59
Speaker 1: game is I'm like, but you you stay with you
22:02
Speaker 1: right right, right right. But you know that I can
22:07
Speaker 1: understand the calling about that because sometimes you gotta you
22:09
Speaker 1: gotta step up the volume. And men have a difference.
22:12
Speaker 1: But that's why it's important to have to keep that
22:14
Speaker 1: parental structure, you know. That's why it's important that you know,
22:17
Speaker 1: if two there's two people made that child, two people
22:20
Speaker 1: should raise that child. And that situation is that I'm
22:23
Speaker 1: not mad, you know, because I have a daughter and
22:25
Speaker 1: my wife. Sometimes my daughters, you go, I can't, I can't.
22:28
Speaker 1: I can't get through her. I can't get through to her,
22:30
Speaker 1: talk to her. I go and I go and do
22:33
Speaker 1: and I just say, what's wrong? Baby? Do you not
22:35
Speaker 1: listen to your mama today? What's going on in your
22:40
Speaker 1: mama down stairs? You know she's on fire because you're
22:43
Speaker 1: gonna get up by this room and do what, yes,
22:45
Speaker 1: you do, what's going on? And so just a goof conversation,
22:49
Speaker 1: That's what I'm saying, that's that's all your that's all
22:52
Speaker 1: your ex wife is telling you. Look some things because
22:55
Speaker 1: my because I speak things out, my wife, she wants
22:58
Speaker 1: immediate reaction, you know. And I would explain to you
23:02
Speaker 1: what I want you to do. That's why that's the
23:03
Speaker 1: difference between my wife and I when it comes to
23:05
Speaker 1: our child. I go, I go to I go to
23:08
Speaker 1: my daughters to look. I need you do downstairs. And
23:10
Speaker 1: this is why I need you to go downstairs. My
23:12
Speaker 1: wife would go, I need to come downstairs and wash
23:14
Speaker 1: the dishes. Okay, as a parent, you can do that, Okay,
23:19
Speaker 1: But I go, look, hey, baby, okay, you enjoy eating
23:22
Speaker 1: in the house, right yes, daddy? Okay, cool, when you're
23:26
Speaker 1: eating the house, there are certain things that need to
23:28
Speaker 1: be done to continue eating in the house. Yes, daddy.
23:32
Speaker 1: That means you have to wash the dishes. You understand
23:34
Speaker 1: the logic, right now, baby, don't you? Yes, daddy? And
23:37
Speaker 1: she goes downstairs. See that's a that's a conversation that
23:40
Speaker 1: she understands. Because if she doesn't, if you don't watch
23:43
Speaker 1: them dishes, guess what's gonna happen there, Corey, She's gonna
23:45
Speaker 1: stop eating in my house. She got you gotta make
23:50
Speaker 1: it make sense. That That's why I tell my son,
23:52
Speaker 1: make it makes sense. Just go downstairs and watch the dishes.
23:56
Speaker 1: My done dollar all up in fire. She's gonna keep
23:58
Speaker 1: playing that video game. I got school? Okay, cool? Guess
24:01
Speaker 1: what if daddy don't pay for the school work to
24:04
Speaker 1: keep paying at the school. Guess who's gonna stop going
24:07
Speaker 1: to school? Me? That absolutely? I think you need to
24:09
Speaker 1: watch those dishests just to just to stand the conversation.
24:12
Speaker 1: So in the book, so the book Baby Mama Drama
24:15
Speaker 1: that was that was a co author. I want to say,
24:17
Speaker 1: by you, by your wife, what do they what are you?
24:20
Speaker 1: Are you? I know it's COVID nineteen and you can't
24:22
Speaker 1: do any book tours or are you doing any any
24:25
Speaker 1: any virtual tours or anything like that? What are you
24:28
Speaker 1: doing to market the book right now? Just I do
24:32
Speaker 1: a lot of marketing, a lot of social media, do
24:35
Speaker 1: a lot of live videos. But like you said, what
24:39
Speaker 1: the octovid is and how COVID got everything locked up?
24:41
Speaker 1: It's really nothing right. Well, you know the thing about
24:45
Speaker 1: this is that I like the I'll be honest with
24:48
Speaker 1: your title doesn't really tell you the truth. Because baby
24:51
Speaker 1: Mama drama. It does sound negative, Okay, I'm just be
24:55
Speaker 1: honest with you, but what you're talking about is real positive.
24:58
Speaker 1: It's about communication. And also I like what you're talking
25:02
Speaker 1: about is the fact that co parenting the right way
25:06
Speaker 1: and like you said, sitting barriers. So so send me
25:09
Speaker 1: a copy of that book and so I can read
25:10
Speaker 1: it and I bring it back on the show when
25:12
Speaker 1: I know what's going on. So I can because I
25:14
Speaker 1: read all books that when people come on my show,
25:16
Speaker 1: I read their book. Okay, So to the copy of
25:19
Speaker 1: your book to me so I can bring you on
25:20
Speaker 1: back on the show reading this book. Okay, what I'm
25:22
Speaker 1: gonna do with in this interview, I'm just gonna just
25:25
Speaker 1: do the interview on the roadal brain, and then I'm
25:27
Speaker 1: gonna cut this part out and I'm gonna bring you
25:29
Speaker 1: back on the show about your book. Is that cool?
25:32
Speaker 1: That's cool? That's cool. Yeah, because I don't like to
25:34
Speaker 1: the my staff. No. I I read books, you know,
25:37
Speaker 1: and I like to be in tune and be able
25:39
Speaker 1: to help you get to your message. So it could
25:41
Speaker 1: be sold to the general public, and that would be
25:43
Speaker 1: only favorable to that. I didn't expect to talk about
25:46
Speaker 1: it during this interview because I was just talking about
25:48
Speaker 1: the Rodal Brain, because I would never interview you about
25:51
Speaker 1: the book I've never read. That's not fair to you. Okay,
25:55
Speaker 1: that's cool. So so tell us how to buy this
25:57
Speaker 1: Rodal Brain, sir. So yeah, man, the roller Brain. Man,
26:02
Speaker 1: is this next level game? And man, next level? Fund Um.
26:06
Speaker 1: I think it's gonna blow any puzzle toy out the water.
26:10
Speaker 1: Um Um. I love it. It's the best thing I
26:14
Speaker 1: ever created. Man, Um. I gotta get guy his credit.
26:17
Speaker 1: It wasn't for him then, this thing we've never been
26:20
Speaker 1: uh in existence. Um. Always tell people I borrowed it
26:23
Speaker 1: from God, pray and asking forward and he let me
26:26
Speaker 1: borrow it. So I'm showing the world what's your what's
26:28
Speaker 1: your education background on this U that led you to this?
26:33
Speaker 1: Do you did you go to college or what? What's
26:34
Speaker 1: your background? Technically no, I'm saying that's that's the thing.
26:37
Speaker 1: My my gift was was always creativity as a kid,
26:41
Speaker 1: as a youth growing up, I was that kid, right,
26:44
Speaker 1: So my mom used to buy me Christmas toys, right,
26:47
Speaker 1: I don't care what she bought me. I always took
26:50
Speaker 1: her apart, right, I mean, I just told him myself.
26:52
Speaker 1: I don't even know this about this. I'm growing now.
26:54
Speaker 1: But Mom, sorry, but all the toys she ever bought me,
26:57
Speaker 1: I always took him apart. I was always interested it
27:00
Speaker 1: in the way toys worked. So my gift has always
27:05
Speaker 1: been creativity and inventing. My background education was apply science.
27:09
Speaker 1: But no, this has nothing to do with sciences. This
27:14
Speaker 1: engineering and UH and the mechanics. I guess well, it's
27:18
Speaker 1: it's it's a it's a fun movie that's on Netflix
27:21
Speaker 1: right now. Only if you called it called a jingle jangle.
27:24
Speaker 1: The Christmas story Christmas Journey is about a black inventor.
27:28
Speaker 1: You know, if you haven't watched it, please watch it.
27:30
Speaker 1: You're gotta get a get a big kick out of it.
27:31
Speaker 1: It's just kind of reminds me of you, a talented
27:34
Speaker 1: young man who has skills and UH and and changing
27:38
Speaker 1: is going to change the world. There's no doubt in
27:40
Speaker 1: my mind that you're going to be successful at what
27:42
Speaker 1: you do. There's no doubt in my mind that this
27:44
Speaker 1: is a fantastic uh toy that you've created. We call
27:47
Speaker 1: it a toy, but it's beyond being a toy. It's
27:50
Speaker 1: it's a it's a it's it enhances your memory, enhances
27:53
Speaker 1: your critical thinking, which is good for anything. I remember
27:55
Speaker 1: when I was in the band. By being in the band,
27:58
Speaker 1: it always helped my memory by being and they're playing
28:00
Speaker 1: an instrument, and I feel that by playing their tard
28:03
Speaker 1: and can help your memory, your decision makers just decision maker,
28:07
Speaker 1: and more importantly, it can test your i Q and
28:09
Speaker 1: get it up there. And that's what we're all trying
28:11
Speaker 1: to do it nowadays, especially within the black community, but
28:13
Speaker 1: just towards not strictly for the black community, it's for
28:16
Speaker 1: the community general. And I'm wanna thank you for coming
28:18
Speaker 1: on my show. Core. I appreciate that. I appreciate you
28:21
Speaker 1: having me. Well guess what, we're gonna come back, because
28:23
Speaker 1: we're gonna get that book out of here and I'm
28:25
Speaker 1: gonna read it and we're gonna first in January. We're
28:27
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28:29
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