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They live in suburbs together, they live in the city together, they hang out together,
and all in the same family. We're the only idiots that fight because we want our voice to only be on one side.
Like, does that even make any sense? And when the side loses, you lose everything.
They, on the other hand, have a voice no matter what because somebody that looks like them is always in control.
Frank, candid, and straight to the point.
Well, it's just a skewed system.
Of course it is.
It's a lot of a judgment.
But answer my question now.
Should we let people go? Should we let people go?
Like, let's just forget about bail altogether.
And if your neighbor commits a homicide and kills people up.
If you kill people and they make you, and you just let them come back and live right next to you.
They can live upstairs from you. Let them come in your house.
Frank, candid, and straight to the point.
This is the best radio show in the state of Wisconsin.
Truth in the afternoon with Dr. Ken Harris on 101 Seven the Truth and the Truth Out.
Now, these are the mayor of the city of Milwaukee.
He's a young man.
Give him a chance.
I only complain about things that I care about.
What I want you to do is pretend like I'm in St. Louis.
And now that I'm asking the mayor of the County Council President and the County Council, show me.
Now, live from the American Family Insurance Studio at the Avenue in the heart of downtown Milwaukee.
Here is Dr. Ken Harris.
You're listening to Truth in the afternoon.
I'm your host, Dr. Ken Harris, 83212.
101 Seven is.
I keep trying to click as I'm talking, but it doesn't allow because I'm getting old.
And I got to click it on it.
I'm just saying.
So right now, all I can say is.
Number five.
Two pretty girls.
Graduated from Spellman.
For those of you that didn't know from the root.com.
Angelina's Julie's daughter.
Zahara graduated from Spellman.
This past week, I believe, or in the last couple of weeks.
And so I wanted to say congratulations to her.
But more importantly, locally here in Milwaukee, I want to say congratulations to Blair Martin who graduated.
From Spellman College.
And who is also a member of those pretty girls.
Alpha Cap Alpha Sorority Incorporated Moo Pie chapter.
So I want to say congratulations to them on their graduation from Spellman.
I know you'll do great things.
Hopefully you'll make enough money so that your parents can sit back and style.
So I'm just saying.
I'm just saying.
Just throw that out there.
Just for a little.
And another question on who's who's watching the watcher.
Number four.
From Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
Glendale's former city clerk was convicted placed on probation in order to pay restitution after spending around $10,400.
Fun, some unapproved purchases in 2025.
In August of 2025, Megan Hummits was removed from her role as clerk after a city hearing on Earth.
The scope of the unauthorized spending, which included 128 food purchases, office supplies, holiday decorations, professional development training and gifts over eight months.
Some of those items are shipped to our house.
The lack of reporting and prior approvals were a violation of city codes and employee handbooks official said afterwards the city contacted law enforcement to investigate four months later.
Milwaukee County District Attorney's Office filed a criminal complaint on December 22nd.
Happy birthday.
Charging him.
It's with attempted misconduct.
How's it attempted misconduct?
That's misconduct.
Oh, that's right.
She's a white female from the suburb.
My bad.
Office act inconsistent.
Duty.
A class A misdemeanor that can't come with a fine of $10,000 on a prison since up to nine months.
Should have went to prison.
Should have got to find and should have made restitution.
She pleaded not guilty as a matter of fact on January 27th of 2026.
And then somebody talked to her and said, hey, what's going on in this?
She said, no contest on May 11th.
Same day, judge.
Marissa Bell Cabrera sentence.
Hummets to serve 90 days in Milwaukee County Community reintegration center.
That's called a jail.
But then state the jail time, which I think was ridiculous.
And placed her on 12 months of probation with several conditions.
Number one, she needed to complete $100 a community service.
She did.
When she stole $10,400.
That was service.
Undergirl mental health assessment.
And follow any recommended treatment pay restitution of $4,646 to the city of Glendale and provided DNA sample.
On May 12th, Hummets counsel filed a notice to preserve her right to consider an appeal.
Absolutely not.
Throw her under the bus.
Shoot it through me under the bus.
Come on.
And then I forgot.
Light lady from the suburbs.
My bad.
A former Marquette University student got charged.
Again, from when?
I don't get it.
Number three.
Why does it take so long to charge white people?
Black people get charged the next day.
Instantaneously.
Interesting.
Well.
From WISN.com, a driver faces two felony charges of homicide by negligent operation of a vehicle following a September 2025 crash in Milwaukee that resulted in the deaths of two Marquette University lacrosse players.
October, November, December, January, February, March, April, May, eight months.
Took the other one four months and some change.
The crash occurred on September 5th.
Approximately 505 pm at the intersection of 27th and St. Paul.
According to the criminal complaint of southbound silver Jeep Grand Cherokee collided with the northbound white Ford Ranger that was turning left on to West St. Paul Avenue.
And the driver of the Jeep Peter McCoggan was transporting five Marquette University lacrosse teammates.
Two rear seat passengers were extricated from the vehicle by the Milwaukee Fire Department.
Despite life-saving measures, both were pronounced dead at the scene in the Milwaukee County Medical Examiner's office determined the cause of death for both individuals.
To be multiple blunt force injuries.
They were notified as 19 year old Scott McCold from Springboro, Ohio and 20 year old Noah Snyder from Getsville, New York.
McCoggan told detectors she was traveling at the posted 30 mile an hour speed with the Ford Ranger turned in front of him.
However, investigators obtained a search warrant for the Jeep's air back control module, the ACM data downloaded from the ACM indicated that the Jeep's accelerator was 100% depressed.
And the vehicle was traveling at 53 miles an hour.
You ready?
At the start of the crash.
Savannah's video recovered from a nearby building show to Southbound traffic light transitioning to yellow as a Jeep approach.
And according to the complaint crash reconstruction data and video evidence indicated the driver had ample opportunity to safely stop.
But instead, actually sped up to beat the yellow light.
The driver of the Ford Ranger identified as I'm Andrea Brunner was located at the scene.
Police officers observed multiple clues of impairment.
And Brunner stated there was an alcohol inner vehicle.
That's according to the complaint and the ACM data from the Ford Ranger showed.
Brunner was stopped for at least three seconds before accelerating into the intersection at 11.8 miles an hour.
Brunner was arrested at the scene and faces separate charges related to the incident.
Now Macolgan was charged with two counts of homicide by negligent use of a motor vehicle.
Class G felonies if convicted.
She faces up to 10 years in prison, $25,000 fine or both for each count.
A conviction could also result in a mandatory one year revocation of operating privileges and alcohol assessment.
How long did it take?
How long did it take?
Now, I'm not one to always say that.
But why is it takes so long?
I don't understand why it takes so long to charge white people.
Black people get charged like the next day.
They go through it and look at it.
Boop done.
Like two weeks or less.
They're charged.
Arraigned on TV.
Nobody knew who this woman was.
I had to watch the video from WISN.com to see if they was a white female.
Because nobody will say anything.
We say the media doesn't have bias, but that's a lot.
That's a lot.
And speaking of bias, I think it's time for women to, for women.
I said that wrong.
I think it's time for men to take back their power.
It's called the truth.
Number two, from the root.com.
Social media has grown into a necessity for, you know, your young folks.
And I like to share your life updates and stay in touch.
Sometimes you bring mess to your timeline.
A Texas woman from Houston, she went viral in 2023.
Now listen to this.
She claimed a black man threw a brick at her.
It's a black woman.
Throw a brick at her.
They got a new update.
September 3rd, 2023.
Rhoda Osman says she grabbed an Uber after a night of bar hopping.
She claimed when she refused, the driver's advances.
He threw a brick at her head and tried to kick that.
She posted crying videos on IG from a hospital.
Show footage of a swollen lump on the side of her face from the brick attack.
Went viral.
Of course, she's a woman.
Everybody rallied around her.
Me too.
Shorter overwhelming support.
Houston police reviewed the footage and prove that Osman was the aggressor.
During the attack.
And according to authorities, hit the man with an unknown object first.
The man did retaliate hitting her with a plastic water bottle.
Detectives even said, Osman's story changed multiple times.
But that didn't stop much at the time because her friend launched a GoFundMe page.
Help Rhoda recover.
Fundraiser called for donations for Osman who was viciously attacked with a brick.
Buy a driver in a rideshare.
Raise $42,000.
$42,000 for a story that was found to be fictitious.
When now she's been ordered to pay back every single dime after she was found guilty of theft by deception.
She was charged with one felony count for securing thousands which she spent on trip to Jamaica and New York restaurants and spas.
GoFundMe remove the fundraiser.
Band Osman who allegedly conducted a similar GoFundMe scam in 2020 for an alleged assault.
That police said was never reported.
She's banned from the platform and had to refund donors.
It took Harris County jurors two and a half hours to find her guilty.
Now two and a half days, two and a half hours.
She got 90 days in jail.
It will spend 10 years on probation and GPS monitoring.
We got a woman here that stole $10,400.
Soran Oath to her office as county clerk.
Got her jail time stayed and got 10 years of probation.
And got how many years of probation?
Does it matter? She got probation.
No GPS monitoring.
Woman in Houston is actually banned from social media for 10 years.
Think about that.
Think about that.
The man, Olan Douglas, said Osman lied and made his life a living hell.
It seems she likes to get on social media and just manipulate and scam people.
What would you do if you were him?
What would be the first phone call you would make after they found her guilty?
I could tell you what I would do.
First phone call I would make.
Lawyer.
Number one.
So, it's not just black people.
We just heard that story.
And we know that sometimes every now and then people tell the truth.
And another story from the root.com.
There's a video circulating on social media that's worth thinking about.
Kelly Snyder is an artist and a writer from Pittsburgh.
Ask a question that is as simple as it is profound.
You ready?
Why do poor white people vote against their own interests?
In exchange for voting for President Donald Trump,
mega politicians and people like them, they get nothing but broken promises.
Prices are higher.
They were promised a life that would become more affordable.
Social safety net that they depended on is slowly unceremoniously being taken away.
Like childcare right here in Wisconsin in Milwaukee.
So she asked again, why do they vote like this?
What's going on?
Her answer was unexpectedly insightful.
So, for those of you that don't remember,
W.E.B. Du Bois, prominent American black intellectual of his day.
And today, I think, proposed an idea from his 1935 book,
Black Reconstruction in America.
Explains what we see today.
He looked at social status and benefits that poor white people gained
from the devaluation of black life and called the effects of that on those poor whites.
Now, get this.
The psychological wage of whiteness.
He used it to explain how poor white Americans were compensated
with racial privilege rather than economic gain.
We're just going to make you feel good about yourself,
but we really not giving you anything.
Sound familiar?
That idea cup them loyal to a system that actually oppressed them and divided them.
Poor white people are convinced by elites who look like them
that they're better than black people, Latinos, immigrants, anybody who's not white.
And they think that their racial demographic gives them the same status of rich white people.
Oh, you can be in a room, I can be in a room.
And they were convinced of this quote-unquote truth.
As a result, poor white people vote the same way as rich white people
but they don't really get anything for it.
They're convinced that they're not only better than people who are not white,
but that people who don't look like them actually pose a threat to their well-being.
And so you hear the same thing.
Oh, they're taking your money.
They're taking money.
There's fraud in welfare.
Then a poor white person might think, well, I could be good in that money,
but I can't get it because there's fraud.
White elites promise some protection.
But what's the result?
They vote for policies that they're told that will hurt the groups that threatened them,
but in actuality, they end up hurting themselves.
Instead of placing the blame where it should be,
white elite people who've been doing them harm for almost 100 years.
But they don't do that.
They blame us.
They blame black people, they blame immigrants, people coming into the country.
You hear it every single day.
And so that's what Dubois was talking about.
Poor white people get racial status, but no maternal security.
And that's why he called it a psychological wage.
The book was written almost 100 years ago,
but you could swear it got published yesterday.
Bible says there's nothing new under the sun.
Clearly there isn't.
Because if you think about it, in politics today,
with all the racial divide,
it's putting a new spin on an old game.
More of Truth in the afternoon with Dr. Ken Harris is next on 1017 The Truth,
the Truth app and 1017TheTruth.com.
One of my favorite songs.
Those words.
Mad about you.
You're listening to Truth in the afternoon.
I'm your host, Dr. Ken Harris, 8332.
Hey, that's to study hall.
I'm mad about you.
You're saying, you know, guys, you ain't that so much.
8332.
1, 2, 1, 0, 1, 7 is the number.
Let me see what child talking about in a YouTube chat.
Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom.
Miles said, I'm pretty sure Dr. Ken is the reason
there's usually traffic on the fast lane.
Was that mean I drive too slow?
Is that what you're trying to say, Miles?
Young Monday said, AI gonna take over those driving jobs.
No, it's not.
You should look up some of the things
that how they had to rework the cars
because the car didn't know how to notice people
in things like smoke or rain and stuff like that
and malfunction.
Like, there are little simple things
that made the car malfunction
because the person that created the algorithm
for the car, like young money was talking about,
was either too old or too young.
So they didn't think about these or other things that happened.
It would be like giving a younger person a pay phone.
They would look at and go, oh, okay, how's that work?
No, no, just go use it.
No direction.
So they would use what they've learned past, right?
The person that created the algorithm
for the car didn't notice certain things
or didn't notice certain weather types or anything,
mountain areas, cities, all that.
That's why they're testing them in places like Texas
with light open space, Arizona,
with light open space.
I'm afraid if I get into a hilly area
and it goes over the hill,
it might not recognize a person crossing a street.
I don't know.
I'm not doing it.
I am not doing it.
Which skill is most important?
23% said speaking 77% said
reading zero said writing and zero said driving.
Ah!
That is so terrible.
That is so terrible.
Hey, what's up, CurlyCute?
How you doing?
Jasmine.
Anybody here from out?
No, I haven't heard from Owl today.
I was listening all day.
I haven't heard from Owl all day.
I wonder where Owl is.
Owl where you at?
Do you want vacation?
Mouse said I have a feeling Owl is preparing
a trash speech.
Get out of here.
Y'all crazy.
You all are crazy.
I'm telling you.
Sting the police?
Yes, one of my favorite bands.
I think I'm gonna do,
I was telling Zach while the music was playing.
I think I'm gonna do a cover band
and sing Sting.
I'm gonna do a Sting cover band.
Yeah.
Not really a city girl.
Dr. Ken, I was dropping in for a second.
I hope you're doing well.
Have a great evening.
How you just dropping in?
But I saw you on other shows today.
You was on Tori's show today.
I saw you on other chats today.
And then you probably,
I'm just gonna pop in.
I'm out.
Really?
That's how you all do me.
That's how you do me.
I thought she was cool.
I thought she was cool.
Curlyc just said, Dr. Ken,
you had me worried yesterday.
You signed out saying,
have a great weekend.
I said, say what now?
So here's here's the thing.
The reason I said that is because my brain,
when I skipped two days,
I stopped.
So for a time,
my day ended with a radio show.
Well, I ended it Wednesday.
So in my brain,
it was like Thursday or Friday.
So I said, have a good weekend.
It was weird.
I said that?
Oh, wow.
Oh, well, I'm sorry.
I apologize.
I apologize.
But I have to go back to something Wayne said.
Wayne said,
noteworthy from the book millionaire next door.
Your 401k is not just retirement account.
It's wealth accumulation machine.
There are some ways that you can use those things
to your benefit.
And we got to,
we got to really,
oh, Mr. Medias here.
We're just happy Tuesday.
Happy day.
Happy nonsense.
Oh.
Oh.
Anyway.
Anyway.
But let me get back to it.
So,
so survival skills.
We talked about it earlier.
I'm going to jump into it right quick,
survival skills.
What, what survival skills do you actually need?
You need to learn CPR.
Zach definitely has learned how to change a tire.
I'm, I'm sorry.
I've taught my daughters how to change a tire.
Emergency preparedness.
Remaining calm.
When a police pull you over.
I even have a little,
when I get pulled over by the police.
And I was the police.
So I'm just saying.
I'm just saying.
You need to be prepared,
especially if you're a black male or a black woman,
they're going to look at you in a certain way.
And they're going to look at you,
and it might not be good.
And so in order to play that down,
now what's this?
If you're in a car and you get pulled over that police,
that's the time to code switch.
That's the time to show your education
and you talk like your white.
Good morning, sir.
How are you?
It is a wonderful day, isn't it?
Oh, Lauren, I just swear.
Now, don't talk like you from down south
because for some reason,
people think that people that have a southern accent aren't smart.
Have you noticed that?
Like all the news people come to the Midwest to go to school
so they can learn how to pick up that Midwestern accent
so that they can be clear speakers
and then they go into news.
Then you ask, where'd you go to school,
North Western, where'd you go to school,
UWM, where'd you go to school,
Madison, where'd you go to school, Michigan,
somewhere in Missouri.
They pick up a Midwestern accent
because it is middle of the road.
So how you present yourself,
especially when you need to remain calm
during a police interaction,
is everything.
So are any of these skills skills that schools should teach?
What basic life skills do you think schools should have to teach?
Not driving.
Should they have to teach cooking?
How to do...
Is that actually how to do your taxes?
That's a good one.
Especially if you're 18.
If you're 17 or 18 and you're about to go out into the work world
or go to college,
you need to know how big your tax is even though
you're probably living on your parents dime still.
But still, you need to know how big your tax is.
That's a good one.
What basic life skills should people learn in school?
8-3-3-2-1-2-1-0-1-7 is an upgrade.
Before I go to break,
we gonna be talking about my favorite,
my favorite food.
And I got another second poll question for you.
You ready?
This one's kind of deep
because you know, I gotta ask them weird
off-the-ball questions
because I'm a contrarian, right?
Be quiet, Kwanda.
I can hear you say it in your brain.
You too, CurlyQ.
My second poll question of the day.
You had to learn something to save a life.
Which one would you choose?
Right?
You got to learn it to save a life.
Land a plane or quantum physics.
Which one would you choose?
Your son, your daughter, your mother, your father
will live the next hundred years.
But right now, you have to make a choice.
You need to land this plane
and you ain't got new skills to land a plane at all.
You got to land this plane.
You got to figure it out.
Or...
You got to learn quantum physics.
Which one would you do...
to save a life?
You are listening to Truth in the afternoon
with Dr. Ken Harris on 101-7-TheTruth,
the Truth app, and 101-7-TheTruth.com.
You're listening to Truth in the afternoon.
I'm your host, Dr. Ken Harris,
833-212-1017.
Is the number I was looking at the chat.
Which, if you had to learn to save...
You had to learn to save a life.
Would you learn how to land a plane or learn quantum physics?
Right now, today.
Somebody walked through you and said,
we're going to your...
Your favorite dog is going to die.
Unless you learn how to land this plane...
without having any lessons or any direction.
You think land is playing.
Or...
Learn quantum physics.
Which one would you want to do?
833-212-1017 is the number.
That's the one in the YouTube chat.
Back four.
What you want?
Man, now you're asking the right questions.
I get to really use my brain.
And you make...
No, you just said dog, but earlier you said family...
Sure.
If it were to carry the lives of the family...
Some people love a dog like a family.
I'm not a dog guy, but okay.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
I'm the dog and a cat guy.
I'm a cat-granddad and a dog-granddad.
And a dog-granddad.
And a dog-granddad.
And a dog-granddad.
And a dog-granddad.
And a dog-granddad.
Whatever the case.
But...
Whatever it is.
Whatever.
But for me, it would instead of landing the plane...
Because I could lose my life in the process...
And I don't, you know, know, drive a plane.
But the quantum physics...
I mean, I'll have to do quantum physics.
We're going to start with...
E equal MC square.
The plane is landing.
The plane is landing.
All you got to do is land it.
It's going to glide down.
Really?
You wouldn't...
Like, that's...
It'll be over in about, like, five, ten minutes...
You're done.
Or you would rather sit there and take...
God knows how long to learn.
One plus one is two.
Work your way all the way through linear algebra.
And listen.
Come on.
You did not say what specific type of quantum physics.
There's only one kind of quantum physics.
It's only one.
But I can come up with an equation that's already came up with...
Which is...
M equals MC square.
E equals MC square.
And that's energy.
E equals MC.
Energy.
What's the M?
Electromagnetic.
Now you got me going through an electromagnetic...
Something compare.
But yes, it would be quantum physics for me.
The landing plane.
I think we all would be done.
You have no...
You have no confidence in your skills.
You only need confidence when you're scared.
You only need to call up confidence when you're scared or something.
Otherwise, you're good.
So you just...
Oh, wow.
You just have no confidence in you.
You put me out there.
You thought...
All right.
Wait, we...
You got...
You got some days left.
Remember that.
All right.
All right.
Take care.
I'm just saying, like, you know...
When it's over, it's over.
Land the plane.
Okay.
I mean, have you played flight simulator?
I played flight simulator before.
I was thinking about buying me one of those things you can connect to a desk
and fly it on a computer.
But...
I don't think that would work.
I think I would end up...
I think I would end up crashing.
And somebody going, oh, what are you doing?
I was trying to land a plane.
Which one would you do?
Would you land a plane?
Would you learn quantum physics?
Wow.
Wow.
You see those numbers?
You see them?
Miles said, you wrong.
Okay.
Y equals mx plus b.
Question mark.
Intersection.
That's y-axis.
Um...
Why am I wrong, Miles?
I think I'm wrong because...
This number is ridiculous.
82%
83% said quantum physics.
17% said land a plane.
You have no confidence in yourself?
You would literally know 10 minutes from now.
10 minutes from now.
I'm on the ground.
All is good.
You would rather sit there for what?
A month?
Two months, six months to learn quantum physics?
Since there's a quantum physics for 500, please, uh...
You fail that.
Try again.
You fail a plane and you know the rest.
That's true.
That's true.
But at least I gave it a good start.
Y'all gave up, like, instantaneously.
Like, okay, I'm done.
That's pitiful.
That is pitiful.
10 minutes.
That's all you got.
It's 10 minutes.
The only thing you have is time.
You're gonna take the next six months to learn quantum physics.
A year to learn quantum physics.
And why's this?
At least you'd learn quantum physics
and a person would be alive while you're learning it.
And that's the trick.
You always do quantum physics because that way,
while you're learning it, take your time.
People...
live.
But if you do like sincere and you try to land the plane,
then you're gonna be alive.
Curlyc, you say we know what we know in a chat.
You only say that because I say quantum physics.
You are only...
But we come back to the one thing that makes us live.
Here's my favorite.
That's...
food.
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Miles said, yes, quantum physics on the safety of my classroom chair
or bed if taking it online.
Now, you gotta go to class, player.
You can't be like chilling.
You can't learn quantum physics online.
Stop it.
Anyway, Jasmine said I could land a plane.
Play this face.
Raw.
Okay.
Okay.
Well, you might be able to.
Let me, let me hush.
Because all these folks that can do quantum physics, that would be interesting.
That would be an interesting thing to see.
I would love to see you try to do quantum physics.
I would.
I would laugh pretty loud because it's pretty difficult.
But I'm just saying.
I'm just...
The question in the YouTube chat,
if you had to something you would learn to save a life,
would you learn landing a plane or quantum physics?
79% say quantum physics.
Only 21% said land a plane.
Do it.
Get it over with it.
All the stress is gone.
All the issues are gone.
If you crash, then you didn't save them anyway.
Ha, ha, ha.
Zach is laughing at me.
But it's the truth.
Land.
You're good.
Ten seconds, ten minutes later,
you'll know if that person gonna live another hundred years.
You can do the quantum physics.
And you can do a whole year and learn it.
And then you fail the test.
And guess what?
They're gone.
I don't know.
I think quantum physics would probably be the right one to choose though.
Because then you wouldn't have to worry about the rest of it.
You could just go through and do it.
And so before the break, I said I was gonna talk about the one thing
that I particularly like,
and that is food.
Unfortunately, it's the one thing that makes black people live
and die.
That's the food we eat.
Now, if you're gonna be independent,
you're gonna move out and you're gonna live by yourself
or do anything, you have to what?
You have to know how to cook.
Cooking gives you independence.
The problem is food culture
and health disparities one causes the other.
A lot of our health disparities
in a black community is caused by food.
So my question to you,
and you can give me a call,
8-3-3-2-1-2-1-0-1-7.
What three foods should black people
absolutely, positively know how to make?
If you're black, you need to make these things.
Just three.
I have the three that I think you should make.
Because...
Well, I had to alter one because it's bad for you.
But there are just some things you have to know how to make.
They have to know how to make.
Now, I'm not talking about your youngers.
I've never had chitlins before.
And I thought, I'm about that.
I know, y'all freak out.
Oh, my God.
Has anybody had chitlins before?
I only eat my own made chitlins.
I don't eat anybody else's.
I will buy them.
I will clean them.
And I will cook them.
But I will not eat anybody else's.
So seriously, while I died the kid,
I just did both just now.
I used them.
Right.
I used my QP.
It made a paper plane.
And did you know it?
It landed.
So you finally learned the trick.
You get it,
land a plane,
or learn quantum physics.
If you pick quantum physics,
the person will live longer,
or you can what?
Make a paper plane,
head landing.
Ah, sincere.
I take back everything.
You can get back your black card.
Now, you got your black card back.
SC said, I don't eat chitlins.
I don't care.
I don't care.
RC says, speaking of landing planes,
I think it would be great attention grabber
for modern day teenagers in school.
Simulators.
They aren't hitting that enough.
They're on the internet.
So, sir,
Ronnie Ray Real was the only person
that was smart enough to read through what I said.
Oh, you are smart.
You get your black card back.
Jasmine, well, let me say,
if there's an emergency situation,
I'd figure it out and land that thing.
Yeah, because you would make it from paper,
take it and go,
and then it would land.
You'd be like, I landed the plane.
See, that's what I'm saying.
Crowics, you say, start the class in there.
I can do all the things,
except land that plane.
Oh, Aaron, cool.
Aaron said, I'm taking the 100 black men aviation program.
So, there's a program that 100 black men are doing
that's really cool.
So, I think it's on the website
and I think it's on Facebook.
So, I'll go check it out.
It might be on LinkedIn too.
So, if you're interested, check it out.
Excellent.
Thank you so much.
I've always wanted to learn how to fly a plane,
but I am afraid of heights.
I am absolutely,
positively afraid of heights.
No, I'm not coming after your black card.
Jasmine, you've never had checklands.
Are you black, Jasmine?
Okay.
Let me push.
As he said here,
take my card,
because I'm not even chattelons.
Not the internet getting inside of an actual simulator.
Oh, that would be cool.
That would be cool.
They crash a lot,
but that would be cool.
All right.
All right.
So,
I don't know.
Black people need to be more adaptable.
Nope.
Before I get to that,
I got to finish my food things.
Yeah, I'm jumping ahead.
That ADHD is kicking in.
So,
the three foods I think black people need to know how to make.
You tell me if you agree or disagree.
All right.
Todd said,
my favorite food is a lasking king,
crab legs,
second,
ribeye,
or prime rib,
same cut of meat,
prepared differently.
Must be a white guy.
I'm just kidding, Todd.
I know.
But I just,
I had to throw that up.
Because I like that, too.
But the three meals that black people
must absolutely know how to cook
and different types.
One, you got to know how to cook chicken.
If you can't cook chicken,
fry,
which is bad for you, of course,
baked, definitely.
Smothered with some gravy.
That's what I'm talking about.
A little gravy is bad for you.
That's what I'm talking about.
A little gravy is bad for you, too.
So just, just, just bake chicken.
I like my chicken bake,
put it in the oven,
let it take some time and all that.
Or in one of those big broiler things,
those newfangled things,
those pressure pots,
and you put it in,
and shh.
You can do that.
The other one is greens.
Black people eat greens.
Like every single meal I have,
Christmas,
New Year's,
Memorial Day,
Fourth of July.
Greens.
You got to have some greens.
Now, I'm not a color green.
I'm a spinach guy.
I kind of blues you when it comes to greens.
I'm just saying.
But the one thing every black woman has
to know how to cook
is mac and cheese.
If you black and you can't make mac and cheese,
do not even sit in the same room with me,
because you got to do it.
You got to do it.
You got,
I'm just saying.
You put the three of those together.
In 30 pounds,
I lost coming right back
in about a day.
Those are some of my favorite foods.
Tomorrow,
I'm going to take my last one
and talk about adaptability.
Carlyc, you say black people
don't put it on the women.
Chicken greens and mac and cheese.
That is my perfect meal.
I'll eat it every single time.
It depends on who makes it.
You're listening,
the truth in the afternoon.
I'm your host, Dr. Kid Harris.
Tori Lose Show is coming up
on re-broadcast next.
I'll see you tomorrow.
Have a great day.
Zach,
appreciate you as always.
God bless.
Take care.
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